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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1917)
M c No 1 Ma et n On On ) I Sal on i Me I 6 HOI utl No wa tin er ila lill ho I'o tlx hit A on .vol tul tin Bl.l 0(1, an vn Wl Im wi tm stt oft Nl I in h'l wli 1)0! lilt roi 1116 bit Wl COI nn mi tot Ini v Or Nn :u mi I Hl( III till V( Wl III Im nn rx (it kn ' po H U IIC ! Dt I ro tn in, tit PAOE TWO TOCAL AND JL' PERSONAL F. X. Miller, who has resided here Bines lust September, left Wednemluy frfr Slsson, Cal., his former home, to spend tho summer. Mrs. Leaoh, corset made to meas urements nuaranlced. I'hone 6S3-J. New offleem of the Jackson Coun ty IiuHlnenH Men's association were ulected as follows at the hoard of di rectors meeting on Tuesday; Presi dent. Karl ('. fiaddls. re-elected; J. C. .Mann, vice president; C. M. Kldd, treasurer, re-elected; and John il. Carkln, secretary, re-elected. Just received a fresh Biipply of hecf scrap, fish scrap and poultry supplies, h. is. Drown. O. J. Smith of Oakland, Cat., who for years has been the Pacific coast representative of tho Kustman Kodak company, while In Hertford Tuesday on his semi-annual visit to this city, had a reunion with his old time friend, W. T. Xormlle. ' Dr. Hart, physician and surgeon, office Jackson County Bank Build ing. ' On account of tho public school entertainment ut tho Page theater next Krlday afternoon, tho scheduled meeting of the high school Parent Teachers' circle for that day has been postponed until a Inter date. Hoe Dave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office, Room 404 M. F. ft 11. HldK. Joseph H. Smith of Grants Pass, secretary-treasurer of tho Del Norte Claim Holders' association, who at tended tho symphony concert here Tuesday night, returned homo Wed nesday. About fifty Grants Pass people attended tho concert, accord ing to Mr. Smith, most of thorn mak ing the trip by automobile. Buttermilk 10c gul. Un Voo's. Melville Watts, of Kldorudo In., who spent the winter in southern Cal ifornia, and has been a tourist In Modford for several days, loft for Portland i,n Wednesday to visit rel atives thero. Knrouln from I.os An goles bo hns mndo short stops at evory town of importaiico "Just to see the country." Johnson for high class watch re pairing, tf J. II. Ilunlng of llutto Kails, who lias a 4tl-acre ranch noar that town, was in Modford Wednesday en route to his former home at Haywood, Neb. to visit his sou. Mr. I Inning lias not yet fully recovered from an accident ho suffered last fall wblln unloading wood nt tho sugar beet factory In Grnnts Pass, when ho sustained sev eral broken ribs and wob injured in ternally, llo expects to return from Nebraska next fall. Just recolved a fresh supply o( hoof scrap, fish scrap and poultry supplies. H. Drown. J. Rosenthal of Oakland, Cal., who has been In the city on business, de parted for homo Wodiiesday. Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon. Rpeclnlty, oye, ear, nose, throat. Of fice over Meeker's. Glasses fitted. Mrs. Anna Vinson left for Klam ath Kulls on Wodnosdny on a combin ed business and plensuro trip. Bakery goods at Do Voe's. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brass nnd daughters Mary mid Clara, left for l.ewlston, Mont., on Wednesday to spend tho summer there, where Mr Brass hns extensive land interests. Mr. Brass, who lived ut l.ewlston ami vicinity for ;in years ami was engaged 111 stock raising ami farming, pracll rally retired six years ago and brought his family to Medfonl to re side. Try California Washing Powder makes your clothes white as snow. Your grocer keeps It. jk This city Is now the distributing point for all iho powder used south of Giants Pass in Oregon and north em California points. The :. I. iiu ponl Powder Co. have their large powder magnlnn located two miles east of 1m. 1,1 HIM. Tim capacity of the plant Is ,'.t) Ions. It. I,. Hurling T this city m thoii- 0., ri'i'icseula live - Kiigue itlver Aigus. Tho Medfonl Vulcnnliiig Works hns moved to No. t r N IMr street. Among the mil of town pcoplo I,, n to al lend the symphony concert Tiion day night uviv Mr. aud Mrs. K. II Hey of Sums villey. Mr. and Mif l.lnn Smith of i;old inn. and Mr. ami Mrs. Thomas (liiHi:r.lu r nl Klverihl They returned to theli hmuc w,., Peuday. 1'resh rhocolales nt l)n Voo's. William 1.. Vnter returned to i'u- gi no on wodnosilnv to resume In.; Milliter lit the university of Oieiou, after ni.liilliin the I: .,.r vucii'lcn In Mei'ord Baths ;:., lintel. Holland K. I). Croui h of l.i laud Is spending the day lu Meilrmd. Mots ears, 29 South Ornpo St. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTKl) Competent cook for country. Also girl to do seroml work. Telepl e Mrs Conner, ;,n Jacksonville One hundred members of the Med ford lodge of Klks have purchased the magnificent elk's head that has in the past been a source of much admiration In the Kwing gun store, anil presented It to the lodge, it will soon grace the walls of the Klks' club. The purchase price was t". The season Is getting late. Seed with beurdless barley. We have It In any quantity. I,. B. Brown. Miss Inez Parker left Wednesday morning for Hornbrook, where she will visit relatives. Johnson for high class watch re pairing, tf Mb's Jean Howard of Si:n Francis co, who for five days past has neon the guest of Mrs. .ulhu Lane in Med ford, departed for homo on Wednes day. Gasoline and oil nt Do Voe's. Mrs. .John itctor and daughter Ber nlce left Medford on Wednesday for a Bcvoral weeks visit with relatives at California points. Gates sells Ford cars, $200 down and $25 a month. In order to protect Medford busi ness men from cheap competition, the city council Tuesday night refus ed permission to two Syrians to ped dle cheap shawls and laces of sup posed oriental make from house to house without paying un anual li cense fee of $2")0. The Syrians mov ed to Central Point and Grants Pass on Wednesday morning. For tho best Insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. Mr. and Airs. Hoover of Long Beach, Caiifortfiir, who after a sev eral days' pleasure visit In Medford during which they motored through tho Applegnto valley and to other points, departed for homo Wednes day. Kach Ib entranced with Medford and tho valley. "This Is Biich a nice depot. The town and valley are bo pretty and up-to-date," said Mrs. Hoover on Wednesday. "Tho people are so nice, too. Kveryone we met was so friendly and sociable. We're going to come back again." fiweet cider at Do Voe's. Sam Matthews of Fargo, North Da kota, a hotel proprietor In that city is III Medford staying nt the Nash. George Pirle, formerly of Fargo, now in tho restaurant business In I'ort lund, Is also staying nt the Nash. Both aro personal friends of J, D. Bell, manager of the hotel. Tako that broken pump to the Pa cific Highway Garage, 20 South Bart lott st. Davies Welds Anything. Mr. and Mir. II. D. Mills of Butte Falls, Gcorgo W. Barker of Butte Falls, and Mrs. C. A. Thompson and threo daughters of Kaglo Point came to Medrord yesterday to attend the Dnmroseh concert Inst night. Phono 8S 1 Heath's Drug Store. .Mrs. Lincoln McCormack hns re turned from a week's vllst with friends in Sun Francisco. Big lie milk shakos at Do Voe's. F. F. Cbllders, manager of tho Greenback mine, In Josephine, county, near tho JacKsou county lino, is a Medford visitor for a day or two, ac companied by A. II. Grlnnell, of Grunts pass, who Is also a mining man. Dr. J. F. Iteddy and Mr. Grln nell nro nssoclutod in certain mining enterprises. A. K. licaiuos has returned from a business trip to Wulilo. MRS. BURNHAM JAMAICA, N, Y. Sufferings Cured by Medi cine Recommended by Sister-in-law. Jamaica, N. Y. "I suffered (rroatly with my head and with backache, was weak, dizzy, ner vous, with hot dashes and felt very miserable, as I was irregular for two years. One day when I was feeling unusually bad my sister-in-law came in and said, '1 y(MWf'.jwlh you would try 2iVJ'J!'iS;iJl'om,K)UllJ .' So I began Inking- it and 1 am now in good health and am cured. I took tho Com pound throe times a day after meals, urn! on retiring- nt night. 1 always keep a bottle In tho house."-hint. L. N. BniNiuM, S! South St., Jamaica, N.Y. Women who recover their health nat urally tell others what helped them. Seine writ and allow their names and photographs to lie published with testi monials. Many more tell their friends. Wrlto I.ydlnE. IMnklinm Medl rlno Co. ((-(inllileiitliiD, l.ynn, .Muss., for liny thing: you need to know about your nllmonta. ami kkmi:nts tonight Page nv;:;r,v thet celebrated comedian litWK .MilNTVHF, In a plct'ii lnllon of ills greatest stage success Till', TltWTI.IMl SAUISMAN Tomorrow - Gludvs I'atlie News. Coburn and i i 1 1 1 1 1 h 1 1 1 n 1 1 ii MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE JIEDFORD, L. W. Dyer, who, with Mrs. Dyer, has been visiting for several month.! with relatives in this city, having been granted a furlough of six months from the west front in the European war, where he received sev eral serious wounds while intoattio, delivered an Interesting address to the Knights of Pythias in their lodge room .Monday night, after the routine business of the evening had been completed. Metz cars, 29 South Crape St. The Royal Neighbor Stitch and Chatter club will meet at the home of Mrs. Robert Hague, 346 North Apple street, Friday, April 20. All Neighbors nnd friends are invited. Tho reputation of the Druggist the satisfaction of the Physician and the welfare of tho patient require that chemicals used in dispensing should conform to the highest stand ards of purity. When you have a ifrcscrlption see that It Is filled at Heath's Drug Store. 23 Tho advertising car of the Al G. Barnes circus arrived In the city Wed nesday morping, and tho circus bill posters at once left In automobiles to pluBter the country districts with big posters. In compliance with a promise made by the advance agent recently with Mayor C. E. Gates, no posters will be placed on Medford barns and buildings, as they are re garded as a fire menace. Cut hyacinths, choice dahlias. Phone 16-F11. Mrs. C. Carey. . Dunbar Carpenter, attorney for the interstate commerce commission at San Francisco, Is visiting relatives in tho valley. Dr. Hargrave, Farmers and Fruit growers Bank bldg. Phone 230. W. A. Crane and Frank Knutzen came over from Thompson creek in the Applegate district last night with a load of mohair which brought CG cents a pound. They report the sea son late In tho Applegate but every thing doing splendidly. Mr. Crane is preparing for a food shortage, has two acres of onions In and secured a load of seed potatoes In Medford. The season Ib getting late. Seed with bcarlesB barley. We have It In any quantity. L. B. Brown. Mrs. W. H. Young of Fort Jones. Cal., who came to Medfor diast week to have an 'operation performed on the throat of her young son, loft with tho boy for homo Wednesday. Place orders now for vegetable plants of all kinds. Portland Avenue Greenhouso. Phone 87-R. 2 8 Another consignment of free gar den seeds has been received at the Medford postoftice, being sent by Sen ator Hurry Lane. Any citizen desir ing seeds can obtain the same at the postofrice as long as the supply lasts. Each package contains beet, lettuce, onion, radish and turnip Boeds. This Ib tho third consignment of free seeds received from Senators Cham herlnln and Lane this spring. FOP. THROAT AND LUNGS STlHUOilN LOUCUU AND lOUHi EckmaAs Alterative pout r.v ai.x. i.caiuxg djujuuists The Big Effect of the Home Guards Yes. wo have u home Kiuird, nnd It will lo ii lu m p -r at that, made tip of whtit must poopltf think nro tho old for-KutU'iiK, quite a bunch liavo heen laid upon the shelf, bat remember what our president has to nay, that ft will take hoana, spuds, onions, cab hage, carrots and once In it whi'e au enK, and who l better drilled or qual ified to fUlit In thin line than the home nuards, the way tho vacant lots look around this little burn we will have to reduce the aRfl limit and HMid aloiiK the hnlanco of the kids who can run lu order to dispose of the npudH Krown. At least the home KuimlH will Bhow our uncle thnt w arc ynt the must valuable recruits he has and when the sun tips over the eastern elopes of Itoxy Ann the homo Kuard will bo at the firing line and when old nol sinks to rest across the deep blue of tho placid Pacific the boys will tlll be mowlim the weeds that are iuterfi'rlnn with the pro :rens of tho spud and rnhhnge nnd any other enemy (hut mlht show up. The most perfect array of arms for this week of extermination nro the "i.fi and " Inch rIiikIc fire Kooe neck hoes and the five pronKed howitzer spading fork and tho lun necked thirteen barreled rapid five, rakes nnd one of tho most effective weapons to Im used In the open country where the enemy are known to thrive hct Is tho many geared liirtro field motor plows-that hnvo many different tools to be used according to tho position of tho enemy. And you can always find threo old soldiers ready to servo you nt the big commtsHary on the west front In the name of HiR .lohnson. Pleasan: Hen or Noisy Shortle, Stop at the of GarnottOorey Hardware Co Should you bust any of the above implement of destruction wo have OltKfSOX. A Bpeclal term of the federal court for the Southern Oregon district will be held in Medford to last 10 days, beginning about May 5, word to this effect being received Wednesday by Postmaster Geo. P. Minis in a letter from United States DIstrict'Attorney Clarence Reames. Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St. Marks" building. Dr. Clara Dunn, office rooms 10 and 11, Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. 36 OFF 10 0! Woru as received in the city Wed nesday thnt Warren Puller, Marion Mitchell, Stewart Torney, George Holmes nnd Kay Corey, youiis men of Medford who enlisted ill the avi ation corps .some time ago, but who were tletnined at Vancouver when the other Medford boys in tiie aviation corps were sent to Han Diego last week, have been sent to the Fort Omaha, Neb., nviation training school. The hoys, who would much have preferred to be sent to join their friends und fellow-townsmen lit the San Diego nviation training station, left the Vancouver barracks today for it. Oninliu. 0PP0SED TO COMPULSION (Continued from Page One.) clple for a volunteer system first of all, applying both as to filling up the ranks of the regular army, the na tional guard and the raising of the new army. ' i But when the volunteer system falls to provide sufficient numbers of men the president would have au- Hundreds Will Come to Profit by These and Equally Good Unadvertised Offerings DOUBLE HAVING DAYS y f ? ? ? y t f y y Thursday Friday M. M. Department RELIABLE MERCHANDISE GREAT EMBROIDERY SALE Wise women will anticipate a whole year's needs at such savings as this means. These embroideries are all made of the finest voiles, Swisses, nainsooks and crepes, coming in all widths from 3 to 45 inches. Buy as much as you like while our present stock lasts at these sensationally low prices. - " BIG SILK SALE Less Than Half Present Market Prices on Many Items in This Sale Assortment y f t f f f r y t t ? ? t f f ? 1 t f y i 45 INCH FLOUNCINGS 59c These are regular -tl values and come in voiles, crepes and batiste, beautiful designs and Ualities for dresses, skirts, etc. t New Spring Shoes V r-v Shoe, WEDNESDAY. APRIL IS. thority to resort at once to selective conscription. Following is the committee liiie-uu on the vote for the volunteer system: For the volunteer uinemlments Dent, Alabama; Fields, Kentucky; Qiiinn, Mississippi; Gordon, Ohio: Shallenberger, Nebraska; Caldwell, New York; Wise, Georgiu; Nichols, South Carolina, nnd Garrett, Texas, democrats; Anthony. Kansus; Mor in, Pennsylvania; Hull, Iown, and Davidson, Wisconsin, republicans. Against volunteer amendments nnd for conscription Olncv, Massachus etts; Harrison, V.irginiu, and Lunn, New York, democrats; Kuhn, Culifnr nin; McKenzie, Illinois; Greene, Ver mont; Tilson, Conneetieue, and Crn go, Pennsylvania, republicans. The committee voted to nuikc the military age under the hill 21 to 40, nnd to have it one class, instead of a division into groups of ages. DIED PECK Mrs. Luella M. Peck, aged 49 years, wife of M. Peck, .died Tues- HaveYouBeenSick? Then you must know that sickness leaves weakness and you should commence taking to put an edge on your appetite, i put power in your blood, induce restful sleep and restore I your nerve force. Scott's $-n ! is a true tonic-food which is Vflf free from alcohol. Srott Oownc, Bloomfteld. N. .1. 16-3 "(i-inch :(-inch .'Sti-ineh oti-ineh I'.ti-inch .",(i-incli :(i-inch r.li-inch 27-INCH FLOUNCINGS 39c Ivogular 7")c and $1 values included in this assortment, '27-inch is a very convenient width for many pur poses and you will find a large as sortment of desirable patterns. Ladies' New Spring Shore, white and gray silk top, kid vamp, lace, plain toe, special $6.00 "White Top Knglish Walking Shoe, white sole, rubber heel, special $5 White Xubuck Pouts, high heels, plain too. lace '....$0.00 Plain Hlaek "Knglish Walking rubber or leather sole $1-00 HH7 Iday at the family home at Phoenix of blood poisoning. Besides the nus band she leaves two'chlldren. Alberta and Frank. The family has resided at Phoenix and vicinity for the pastry residence In Phoenix, AtkForCet The Original Nouriihing veuaoiu x; Uujertibl Sej Raf PvTillr W For lofatfit. lovkllds and Growing Children. Tb Original Fcod-Dribk For All Aget. O A TT? ONE NIGHT ) A J. Tuesday, April TME MOST COMEDY .Mail Orders Now Seat Safe Saturday, April 21, 10 a. m. Lower Floor, first 14 rws, $1.50; last 4, $1.00. Balcony, first 4 rows, $1; next 4, 75c; balance, 50c. 75c SILK AND WOOL CREPE DE CHENE, 59c 75c Silk and Wool Cn-pc do ('Iumic 59 Those fancy cropes coino in liht Mno, pink, lavender, make beautiful ovonin; and afternoon frowns. 75c 36-INCH FIGURED PONGEE, 59c Domestic Pongee Silks in nice, dainty patterns, suitable for sport dresses, values to 7"o. special 59 $1.00 AND $1.25 FANCY SILKS, 69c These conic in medium and small stripes, dark grounds, 2C and 21 inches wide, pure silk, good assortment for s Plain Imported Pongee Spurt Striped Imported l'oi Sport Striped Poplins Sport Dotted Poplins Kahki Kool Pattern Pongee. Plain Taffetas Plain Mcssaline Satins Black Do Luxe Satin Special Waist Prices The styles are delightfully pretty, new, modish, distinctive created a very short time ago by designers in constant touch with style (-volution. As the quantity is limited, we advise early buying, for the al lotment may not last long. 7.."0. S.5)' and (ieorgette Trope Waists red steed to $1.98 New lot of advanced Summer Yile Waists, S ial at $1.25. $1.50 and $2.75 eight years. ' Mrs. Peck was a native of Mcllenry county, Illinois. The funeral services will be held Thurs day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the fam- Rich Milk. Malttd Gruin Extract la Powder, ttubitiiuwa Coil YOU 8eim Price. FASCINATINO OF THE, DAY ay Jean Webster ENTlfc SEASON et ENTIRE SEASON POWERS' THEATRE. GAIETY THEATRE. CHICAGO. NEW YQBKU HENRY MILLER ... vvvvv t y y y t y y f y f y t y y y t y y t t I ? Store RELIABLE METHODS lion. 85 $1.35 $1.39 $1.75 $1.75 $1.48 $1.50 $1.75 18-INCH FLOUNCINGS 29c Values to .")(lc, excellent materials, dainty edges aud eyelet effects. One Lot, special 9c Values to I V and UOc, nowhere can you secure values equal to these. mi Vf y ? y y t t y f X y ? ? ? t. f f t t ? ? ? y f t f y ? ? t ? ? ? y f f ? ? X Inl nn WANTKD -IM) lbs Murk 217 Vancouver st. fitrrnlM. mi new part for their quick: repair.
