Medford mail tribune., April 20, 1917, Page 6, Image 6

jMEDTOTlD' MaTC TUTBTTiTB TEDFOTtD", OIt'F:tfONT. FRIDAY, APTCTL 20. 1917
and indicate Unit the women arc far
ing belter tliun the men. Most of
them have secured rooms in homes
of private families about Bremerton,
and report eungenial occupations.
cific const artillery district, was to
day appointed censor of the western
department of the unny, with head
iiiurters here.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Collins of Gold
Run, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. X. C.
Adams, of Blue Canon, Calif., were,
tourists in the city Friday enroute
orth from Klamath Falls, whero they
filed applications for claims on the
Tule lake government allottment.
F
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AS GERMAN SPY
Moilfiii'ri lias prolmlily seen the last
of l-ycur-oM "Sci-ocudt" I-Vank,
cr.slwliilt! musical inuKnot of thcs Sv
f'lilli conipitny, (.'. A. C, nwl also of
his father, K. Ilolstein, who han been
under fspioiiiio here hy seeret ser
vice nu'ii us a (JiTiiijin npy siiKpeet.
Father and son left Merlf'unl on Fri
day 1110 rr j i ii fur New Vork City, as j
Ilolstein claiaieil, where ho said the!
hoy would study the violin under tho
famous Ziiahalist. However, it was
learned that Ilulstein had pureliased
tickets to Grants l'ass only. J Jo is
Mill under espionage.
IJolslein, who speaks hroken Eng
lish, first appeared here several
weeks no with the hoy, and they
80011 appeared at the Seventh coin
tinny armory, where the youth's
splendid work on the cornet and
nuU. made him a popular favorite
and he was adopted as mascot, llol
stein's constant presence around the
armory and attempts at eavesdrop
ping when officers conferred soon at
tracted conspicuous attention. From
that time on lie has heen closely
watched. Jiolh father and hoy say
they came lo Med ford from the Mex
ican border and that they were with
Pershing's expedition into Mexico,
and that Frank played with the First
United States cavalry hand in that
expedition. Ilolstein also claims
that an older Hon enlisted in the
Fourteenth United States cavalry at
thnt time. He admillcd Friday morn
inj at the depot that in VAW when
the war hroke out he left San Fran
cisco with his family and went to the
Tahiti islands, where, because he was
a Merman, he was placed under ar
rest. Hard work on the part of the
American consul there, he claims,
soon effected his release.
Ilolstein has kept in (dose touch
with local military affairs ever since
ho .has been here. Last week when
-Company J, O. N. (1., of Woodburn,
which is stationed on duty in Med
J'ord, removed its headquarters from
tho Seventh company armory to the
Cuthherl building, ftixth ami North
Central, Ilolstein soon afterwards
rented the house on Sixth street, im
mediately in the rear of Hie Culhliert
building, and moved in with his fam
ily, his wife and an eighteen-year-old
sou having arrived in the eil.y in the
meantime.
It has also boon learned that Ilol
slein and "Sergeant" Frank have
boon going to towns south of Med
i'ord as far as Montague, Cab, where
tho boy would play musical instru
ments in small theaters. It is claim
ed that this was but. an excuse for
Ilolstein to ride back and forth along
the Southern Pacific railroad to
learn iiere giuttd patrols of Com
pany I were stationed.
Sergeant Hrooks, who has charge
of recruiting in Mrdford for the ma
rine corps, saw Ilolstein at San Di
ego a year ago loitering around the
military barracks there.
Mrs. Ilolstein and tho IS-year-old
sou will remain in Medtord. Uotstein
claimed Friday he would return to
this city as soon as ho had placed
Frank in tho hands of Zimbalist and
tho New York Symphony orehestrn
in New York City.
It is claimed by tho TTolsteins that
Inst Tuesday when tho orchestra was
hero the boy played the cornet and
violin before Zimbalist nml its mem
bers, ami that they were so delighted
at his musical ability they offered
to educate hiui musically free of
charge if he would no to New York.
DRAFTSMEN MID
County Prosecutor Itoberls will
probably swear out a warrant for tho
arrest of a man known as C. H. Wil
liams on the charge of kidnapping
Howard, the 9-year old son of J. A.
Walto from the Lewis & Harr ranch
at Watklns, Squaw Creek last Tues
day. The present whoreahouts of Wil
liams and the hoy Is unknown, hut it
Is thought they are headed eastward
to Join Mrs. Walte, who has heen sep
arated from her husband for some
time, and when last heard from was
In Iowa. Williams Is presumed to he
an agent or special detectlvo of Mrs
Walte employed to gain possession of
the hoy for her.
Williams visited the Watklns ranch.
whore Mr. Walte was employed, last
Monday and induced Walto to go to
Rosehurg to accept a position In that
city. Tho next day Williams return
ed to the ranch and pretending, It Is
claimed, that Mr. Walto had sent for
tho hoy, took tho lad away. Word of
his son's disappearance was tele
graphed to Mr. Walte In ltoseburg
who returned Friday morning. Ho
states that no position awaited him
at ftoseburg and his trip there was
arranged to get him out of tho conn
try.
PACIFIC COAST BUTTER
FOR SALE AT CHICAGO
CI I If 'AGO, April 20. Chicnifo,
said lo ho the wilier oC the irrcnlcst
dairy district in Hie coiinlry, wn
troiiled lo a rnrily today when butter
from California made ils appear
ance mi Son I h Wnler street, iitl.riutth
od by hiuli prices. It did il hit,
.nlnnjj wild mild spring wenllier, ' to
wen ken prices.
NERVOUSNESS
AND BLUES
Symptoms of More Serious
Sickness
mis mm
n r j'vV -
Washington Park, 111. "I am tho
mother of four children and have suf
fered with female
trouble, backache,
nervous spells and
the blues. My chil
dren's loud talking
and romping would
make nit so nervous
I could just tear
every thinfr to pieces
and I would ache all
over and feel so sick
that I would not
want anyone to talk
to mo at times. Lydia E. Finkham's
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills re
stored me to health nnd I want to thank
you for tho good they havo done mo. I
have had quite L bit of trouble end
worry but it docs not affect my youth
ful looks. My friends say ' Why do you
look so young and well 1 ' I owo it oil
to tho I,ydia E. Pinkham remedies."
Mrs. Kiiiit. iSTOPIKI,, Sago Avenue,
Washington Park, Illinois.
If you have any symptom about which
you would like to know writo to the
I.ydin E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mnss., for helpful advico given free of
charge.
Juice of Lemons!
How to Make Skin
White and Beautiful
The l.'nllod SI at cm civil service com
mission is iimalnc, an I'Mi'aiirdlhiu.v
Wfort lo supply the needs of (lie iuiy
department for ship diiil'tMiii-ii. -.Millions
of dollars are available lor con
struction, but nil ship ImlliHiiK work
undertaken by government yards la
retarded by a sliertime of ship drnits
lnen. Salaries range I'lom f :l L' s to
$(! and over per dlein. Ami Hinds IS
years or over. About thirty vacancies
exist at llio Puget tnmnd navy yard,
llreiuertoii, Washington,
Until further notice applications
will be received hy the I'ultcd Siuicsl
civil service coiiimb-hlou, Washington,
1). C. at any (line. Papers will be e-j
iimliied Immediately upon their re
eelpt anil n ratlin; will In. nslnnod to
the competitor. Those who are found!
to he qualified will be offered employ-1
men! nl once. Application form ::12
anil full inloiiiuitiou may be secured,
from the secretary, lllli civil fcivlco
district, Seattle, Washington; or from'
the local secretary, board of civil:
servlco examiners In this city. All-
qualified persons not now employed
on government contracts are urged to
BPply.
At the cost of a small jar of ordi
nary cold cream olio can prepare a
full quarter pint of Hie most wonder
ful lemon skin softener and complox
ioii btautifler, by squeezing the julco
ol two fresh lemons Into a bottle con
taining three ounces of orchard while.
Care should bo taken to strain the
julio through a fine cloth so no lom
oi. pulp gels In, then this lotion will
hH'p fresh for months. Kvory wom
an Knows that lemon Juice Is used to
bleach and remove such blemishes as
niHowness, freckles and tan and t
tue Ideal skin softener, smoothener
anil beauUfler.
Just try It! (let thro ounces of
oiceunl white at any pji.triiiacy and
t o .eiiiens from the grocer and make
up a quaiter pint of this sweetly tra
rjviit lemon lotion and nuissaite It
deny into the lace. neck, units ai.d
l'-n.-ls. II naturally sliou' I ii dp lo
sollen. ,'eshen, bleach nnd brlll out
the loses and bea'uly of tiiv ..l:ln. 'I
l', wonderful lo siiiootlien loiijj'l, red
iaih!s
CROUP
i uennis eucalyptus Ulntment
t ah. onoa Tost
TllSH ZflC JH BOO
Tho Mudford recruits of the naval
reservo are not finding life a bed of
roses at Ilremorton, according to let
ters received by relatives and friends.
"A nice little privnto hull," Is the
way one of these letters describes life
In the service. Many are the caUlvs
down they get for Ignorance of the
rules.
"All the recruits except the telo-gr.-.ph
operators and printers have
had to go on board ships and be vac
cinated and put on uniforms, and
cannot go to town or out anywhere,
and some have to polish machinery
some sweep floors, some mop decks,
and some of them are crying and car
rying on to beat the band. It Is so dif
ferent from what they expected when
they enlisted, and nobody will listen
to them and tho deal they ure getting
Is a limine.
"Some of them look like comic
npeia heroes In their uniforms, and
all are homesick for Medford.''
Letters from some of the women
recruits, however, are more cheerful
WEDDING BELLS
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CKAWKOKD-MILLEK William
Raymond Crawford and Ornce Ktli
lyn Miller were married by Dr. Hol
lins, April 38, 11117, lit 8 p. in., (it
the residence of the officiating minis
ter, Dllli North Central avenue.
SAX FKANCrSCO,- April 20.
Lieutenant Franklin (','. Hibert, son
and aide of Brigadier General Will
iam L. Sibert, commander of the Pa-
fl Food with
pleasing flavor
and real nourishing
quality
LI 1 t
Supporting Practical
Enterprise
IN the development of Commerce and
Farming the First National Bank Is In
a position to co-operate with its patrons.
However, for the welfare of both institu
tion and patron, the extention of Credit is
possible only when the need is legitimate
and when conditions indicate the success
of the project.
It is such Policy ill the operation of
Ibis bank that is responsible i'or our
steadily increasing- total of deposits
and number of patrons.
Capital
$100,000
siMaiionaiiank
MEDFORD OREGON
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QUALITY MARK
APRIL
THE wearing of a diamond Is
said to bring good fcfrtune to the
April born. Diamonds, the most
beautiful of stones, also signify
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Appear prosperous and have
your money well Invested where
you can turn it at a moment's no
tice. Let us tell you our plan for
selling diamonds.
DIAMOND RINGS
0.00 'IX) $850.00.
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For Diamonds.
QUALITY FIRST.
Phone One O Correct Time.
Visitors Always Welcome.
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