Medford mail tribune., April 17, 1917, Page 2, Image 2

PAOTC TWO
IOCAL AND
' PERSONAL
Earl ReynolilH loft Monday nlislit
for Seattle to report for duty in the
Mm. Minnie itoiiltir.on of .IncliHon
vllle was In Mudford today enroute to
l.odl, California, where she will make
an extondi'd vlflt. Mrs. Arthur
Thompson accompanied Mrs. Robin
son to tills city from Jacksonville.
Frank ieennn, "The llrido or
llatu," I'uko tonlnht. H-
Wlum last week Captain Todd of
Company I, O. X. (I., Wooil'lmrn,
naval reserve lit llio Jlrenierion navy Ul.((,, out lo K,.t H(),e truw for the
yard, lie cnllsled as a nincliinlst. (.m,.iny'8 dormitory rnd lieadquar-
Mrs. Ixwli, corseta made to mcas-l ti!i in tho Outliliert huildlni?. lie
urenicnts guaranteed. I'hono (iKIi-J. iIiuiikIiL the task would lie easy hut
Mrs. W. K. llarber and children soon found that straw la a scarce nr
nave returned from a weeks visit, tiflo In Jackson county. On account
with Mrs. Unrher's mother, Mrs. S. I of the severe winter and la(o sprliiK
MesBenRer at Williams creek. season the ranchers wero forced to
Just received u fresh supply of uso up most of their straw in feediiiK
beef BCrap, fish scrap and poultry 1 llvo stock. Komo Tanners refused to
supplies. L. n. Brown. ' sell what they had left at any price.
At the city council meeting tonight ('apt. Todd lias finally succeeded In
ordinances will probably be eonsld-' netting hold of liulf a dozen bales,
ered to place a license on tho bll-i Johnson for high class watch re-
Hard and pool halls and card rooms pairing
of the city.
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Dr. Hart, physician and surgeon,
offlco Jackson County Hank Build
ing. Charlos M. Kngllsh left Monday
night for Niagara, North IJakota, on
his semi-annual visit to look after
property Interests there. He will he
gone from six weeks to two months.
See Davo Wood about that flro In
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M.
F. & H. nidg.
Mrs. R. M. Lugar of Portland who
has boon visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Arnold at Ashlnnd came over from
that city yesterday afternoon and de
parted from tho Medford depot Mon
' day evening for Portland. She was
accompanied to Medford by her
nleco, Miss Suslo 12. Arnold of Ash
land. Just received a fresh supply of
beef scrap, fish scrap and poultry
supplies. L. B. Drown.
H, M. Olem, manager of tho local
Western Union Tolcgrapu company
offlco has Just returned to Medford
from Seattle where he consulted with
the district superintendent on mat
ters pertaining to the war In con
nection with the company's business,
and as to protection of company
property In Medford and Immediate
vicinity. Mr. Olem also visited other
northwest cities.
Dr. Heino, physician and surgeon.
Spoclalty, eye, ear, nose, throat. Of
flco over Meeker's. Glasses fitted.
Dr. John F. Hart, well known
young Medford physician and former
physician at tho county poor fnrm,
loft for Portland on Monday night
to roport for duty In tho officers' re
servo corps of tho navy. Ills orders
to roport were received Sunday from
Chief Medical Kxnmlner lloyt. Dr.
Hart has had military experience hav
ing served as officer In the Illinois
National Ounrd.
Bakery goods at Ho Voo's.
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. llevorldge left
Medford on Monday night for the
Bremerton navy yard to report for
duty In the naval reserve. Mr. Ilev
orldgo Is enlisted as assistant engl
noor. Try California Wushlng Po-vder
makos your clothes white as snow.
Your grocer ltcci s It. 2S
ytie Bernard Motor Car company
yostordity received another car lond
of Dodge cars from the factory, all
of which but one were sold by last
night.
Tho Medford Vulcanizing Works
has moved to No, 15 N. Fir street.
Ernest Sharrock. expert mechanic
employed at the Washoe smelter at
Anaconda. Mont , who has been visit
ing In Medford for several days, left
Tuesday for Anaconda. "Times are
simply great all over Montana," said
Sharrock. There Is Immense activity
In all lines, but especially In the
mines and smelters where (hero I
work for everybody. I've been In a
number of slates cast and west In
tho past few months, but none are a:
good and have us much activity a:
Montana In my opinion."
Fresh chocolates at He Voe's.
Uland Noc of MedToid who ha:
been employed In tho Anglo-I.ondon
and Paris bank or Sun Ft.viclrco for
a year past, hns resigned his pillion
and returned to Medtnid o go into
active service with Hi,- Seventh com
pany, C. A. C, or which lie has long
been a member.
Halhs :re. Hotel. Holland
Karl Hubbnrd. minli-m at tin' Oe
gon Agricultural ol!o:, re- lined ,
Medford on Siinrinv and Monday n'l.r
noon ruenllsti'd in the S,euth o
pany, C. A. ( , or which he a
former member.
Dr. Clara Dunn, office rooms
nd 11, Jockson Co. Unak llldg
K. B. Merrick, who has be, n In
Devil's Lake, N. l , the p.ist nin-ih
looking after his land lntonv!s. i
back In Medford. Mr. Men-Irk i-'-p-'r'
tho crop prospects of North li.ik-.ita
are umisuely fine and that the wivuh
rr there has been much better and tee
season further advanced than In
vicinity. North Dakota runner, h.n
been very busy seeding tor some time,
ho says.
J'taee orners now for vegetable
plants of all kinds. Portland Avenue;
Oreonhouse. Phone ST It. ?l
(leorge Maddux of Medford Is r, K.
Isterod at Hotel Portland. Portland.
Oregon.
The season la gelling late. Soe.l
with beardless barley. We have It in
any quantity. L. 1). Drou.
.elmid Noo returned yesterday
from Herkeley, Cal., where ho li.ir
been attending college, lo join com
pany Seven, C. A. C, of whicn he Is
a member.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing, tf
Karl Hubbard returned to Medf'JCd
from Corvullls to join his company,
Seven, C. A. C. A place was reserved
tor him by tulegrapli.
Gasoline and oil at He Voo'b.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Sthulor havo
as their guest, Miss Ruth Pickel of
Klamath Falls.
dates sells Ford cars, $00 down
and $25 a month. '
McCluro Gregory, prominent min
ing man of San Francisco, who has
been attending to mining business In
this district, left on the early train
this morning for the Bay City. He
exprosses the opinion that Medford Is
destined to bo n prominent mining
center. I lo will return in two weeks
on Important business.
For tho best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
II. W. Campbell, the progressive
farmer now In tho employ of the
Southern Pacific company, who was
prevented from keeping an engage
ment lo lecture In this city two weeks
ago by sickness, writes to tho Com
mercial club from his home In Lin
coln, Nebraska, that ho is recovering
rapidly and hns fixed tho date of May
D, tho first Saturday In Slay, for his
uddress and stereoptlcon illustrations
In Medford. Mr. Campbell, speaking
for tho Southern Pacific company, de
clared that I ho squirrel pests on the
right-of-way of that llho would soon
bo absolutely annihilated.
Sweet cider at Do Voe's.
F. L, Wendt of tho Valley Candy
Co., loft last .evening on a business
trip to Seattle, Spokane, nnd other
northern points.
Tako that broken pump to tho Pa
cific Highway Garage. 20 South Hiirt-
lett at. Davles Welds Anything:
Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Hodgson left
Mond:'y for a visit at Grants Pass
In connection with the forestry sor-
vlco.
Phono SSI Heath's Drug Storo
Hie Rev. Alfred A. J. Hogg left
Tuesday morning for Rosehurg to ot-
tond the Presbytery. In Ills nb-
senco next Sunday morning the pul
pit will bo supplied by Rev. Harry
K. Tucker. Tho choral orchestra will
give a sacred concert In the evening
Rev. Hogg will address the Presby
tery on the subject "The Value of a
Soul."
I'uttermllk 10c gal. Do Voe's.
Forty young men who rerently en
listed In the navy from Baker, Ka
huna, and Vancouver, passed through
Medford Tuesday enroute to the navy
recruiting station at San Francisco.
See the new novelties at Lottie
Howard's. 22
Henry S. Westbrook of Portland,
who as grand master of tho Oregon
Jurisdiction of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, visited Hie Mod
fold lodge Monday, left for Rogue
Ulver on Tuesday morning to assist
the lodge there. He will also visit
the Grants Pass and Ashland lodges
before returning home.
lllg fx- milk shakes nt De Voe's.
Mis. K. G. Wilson has returned to
Medford from a visit with her sister
at IMrowood, Cal.
Meti cars. S'.i South Grape St.
I). A. Iloman of Grants Pass was
a business visitor In this city Tues
day, us was also George lOlwood of
B u gene,
'Plpo of Discontent," Triangle
comedy. Page tonight. 22
F. L. Vincent left for Weed on
Tuesday where ho will bo employed
In tho lumber mill for the summer.
Ills brother, Vt. W. Vincent, luft
Tuesday for Klaniuth Fulls In which
city ho may locato permanently.
Dr. Frank Koiierts, dentist, St.
Marks' building.
Twenty German prisoners of war
passed through thiB city Tuesday fore
noon, confined In a special cur witli
barred windows and doors, In cus
tody of five United Slates govern
ment officers and one soldier. The
prisoners who lire from Gorman ships
Interned at Seattlo and Portland, are
being taken to Angel's Island, where
they will be confined until peace is
declared with Germany.
Henry Miller will send "Daddy
Long-Legs" on tour this season, to
play tho larger cities of the south
and Pacific coast. This organization.
will ho ono of tho strongest Mr. Mil
ler has ever sent out and will Include
players selected .from tho three com
panies which played the Jean Web
stor comedy last season. "Daddy-
Long-Legs" has had wonderful suc
cess In New York, Chicago, Boston,
Philadelphia and the larger cities of
tills country and Canada and In Lon
don, whero It is now running at the
Duke of York's Theatro, and whor3 it
lias scored such a hit that It will re
main a year. The comedy will also
be seen In Austrulla this winter. The
engagement here will be at tho Page
Theater on Tuesday, April 24. 22
The reputation of tho Druggist
the satisfaction of tho Physiclan-
and the welfare of tho patient require
that chemicals used in dispensing
should conform to the highest stand
ards of purity. When you have t
prescription see that it is filled at
Heath's Drug Store. 23
Rev. Albert H. Gammon of Jack
sonville, Rev. J. K. Bailie, of Phoe
nix, and Rev. A. J. Hogg of Medford
left Tuesday for Rosehurg to attend
tho spring meeting of the southern
Oregon Presbytery. At Central Tolnt
Rev. Paul Bandy joined tho party
Revs. Hogg and Gammon will deliver
addresses at tho convention.
Cut hyacinths, choice dahlias.
Phone lti-Fll. Mrs. C. Carey.
Miss Laura Dorn, who for G years
past has been assistant In tho office
of Dr. E. R. Seely left Tuesday for
an extended visit to Sun Francisco,
and other California cities. Sho Is un
decided as yet as to whether sho will
return to Medford.
Metz cars, 29 South Grnpo St,
Mrs. Oehler alias K. Cravendoro
who ns a girl In Medford was known
as Nun Smith, was brought to Med
ford on Tuesday from tho Jackson
ville jail by Matron Dow to have her
teeth fixed by a local dentist. She
with her husband recently passed a
number of worthless checks in Med
ford for whicli they were nrrested and
belli to the grand jury. The young
woman is said by relatives to bo only
1 S years old. .
Dr. llargrave. Farmers and Fruit
growers Bank bldg. Phone 230.
A. J. A. Waite of Wntklns, near
the head of the Apple-gate, was In the
city Tuesday enroute to Rosehurg on
business. "Hay and feed are so
scarce In our country." said Walte,
"that two weeks ago we had to turn
our live stock loose to forage for
themselves. Farm and ranch work
is also far behind because of the late
spring."
The season Is getting Into. Seed
with bearless barley. Wo havo It In
any quantity. L. B. Brown.
Mrs, A. H. Kunpp, who resides on
Pleasant creek. I ,"i miles from Gold
Hill, and who has been In Medford
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. A.
Shaffer, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. A. 1). Walters left for Yrcka
on Tuesday to visit there for a month.
:.lrs. ivlalter Krkstiue of Yreka who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. M.
J. Wolgumott, In tills city, departed
for home Tuesday morning.
A number of Medford business men
and others visited Vice President E.
McCormlck and General Passenger
Agent John M. Scott of the Southern
aclflc railroad, in the former's pri
vate ear which was parked on a side
track In Medford today. The officials
will depart for the north on train 10
Tuesday evening.
Norman Maxwell has gone to Se
attle whero his father recently locat
ed, to reside.
Tho Amoma class of tho Baptist
church will hold its Bible study on
Wednesday evening at tho homo of
Mrs. E. J. Stewart. D04 Pennsylvania
ave. All old and new members are
urged to attend.
Traveling Passenger Agent Jen
kins of tho Southern Pacific, accom
panied tho Damrosch special train to
.Medford Tuesday.
PEACE SOCIALISTS OF
GERMAMY ALARMED
BERLIN, April 17. In tho fate of
reports of possible strikes today the
Vorwaerts prints a significant warn
ing as follows:
"Internal disturbances In Germany
nt this moment would be calculated
doeplyi to disturb socialistic peace
work. Tho vain hope that Germany
in a few months might see occur
rences similar to those in Russia
might again postpone tho end of the
war, which now seems so near, and
again cost hundreds of thousands of
lives In tho battlefield. Whoever has
reason or conscience, therefore, will
especially ask what will be tho result
of what is done." ,
i
POLITICAL PARIS
VICTORIA, I!. ('., April 17. Dur
ing the Uridyl Columbia govern
ment's inquiry today into the con
struction of the I'uc-il'iu Great East
ern railroad, whose bonds were gunr
.mleeU by the province, K. ). Thom
as, secretary of Foley, Welch &
Stewart, contractors, snid lie knew
of two cheeks of $.")0,tltl(J each and
one of if l.'),00(l, which had been given
to political parlies lor cuniiuign
purposes. Jt lias been alleged in.
newspapers that contractors trove
enormous sums of money to both lib
eral and conservative parties in the
province. About :tO,0(IO,(MIO lias
been expended in construction of the
road, which is to extend between
Vancouver ami Prince George, and it
is estimated that expenditure of 1(1,
00(1,0(10 more will be rciiuireil to com
plete Hie road.
Last Friday, Darey Tate, jroiierul
counsel and vice-president of the Pa
cific Great Eastern, refused on the
witness stand to explain the expen
diture of $.")00,000, which lie said was
his own money. The provincial leg
islntnre last night passed a resolu
tion Temiirint; Tate to tell. 'J'lrii
morning it was found that Tale had
irone to Seattle, leaving n note sny
,ng lie declined to testify again. None
of the three members of the linn is
in Cnnada. Foley is n resident of
Minneapolis. Pntriok Welch is at
his home in Spokane, and General
Stewart is eonslnieliii!,' Ihflit rail
roads for the British in France.
DIED
BAER Ralph Bennett Bacr of
Rogue River, who was Injured last
week while helping build a bridge
near Evans creek, by the collapse of
a derrick, died at the Sacred Heart
hospital on Monday from a fractured
skull. He is survived by a wife and
two children. An operation was per
formed on the Injured man at the hos
pital In hopes of sating his life.
SAYS
SHE CAVE
ME COMMON
CORNFLAKES
FOR BREAKFAST
INSTEAD OF
POSTTOASTIES"
(Always get the right kind)
AMVSKMKXTS TONIGHT
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
in
l ot; SALE Household goods, lawn
inert er and garden tools. Phone
!.', t-U. 21
!'OK SAI.K One water motor wash
ing uitKtiiiie nt lUHlngs Wauoii
shop on South Kiver-lde. Price
I.M. !
Foil SAI.K Two cows, one, freh
soon, one litlit wagon, practically
new !"Mi W. nth, or plume sv:!
between 1 1 mid 1 '1 a, in. :'T
Being Well
Fortified
MEANS""
KKi:PI; Til K DIGESTION
NOUM li
Till' UVKIt AtTIVK. Wit
TDK ItOWKLS mail I.Alt
HolsTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters
I RANK Ivi:i:X.X AXI MAIl
JOllV Uil.SOS ill
"TIIK HlilDH OK IIATK."
Wid" says: "Tensely dramatic
and beautifully done. Kecnan's
work up to his usual high
standard."
Also Triangle Comedy, "PIPE OF
DISCOXTKXT."
Tomorrow. Prank Mcintyrc in
"The Traveling Salesman."
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LIBERAL STOP-OVERS
Our Agents are we'd informed. Ask them
. regarding train schedules or write
JOHN M. SCOTT. Cciicral Passenger Agent,
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Portland Rose Festival June 13, 14, 15.
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