1017.
f OCAL AND
PERSONAL
' Hiring.
! H. H. Xotl a5d J. R.
lYrefca on Tuesday on a bosinew mi.
ticn.
j . Daily Aoto itift. Medford toHorn-
, ! r rwi t i v - ,
I .r, stjia nsiurn.
Ser-ear.i A. E. Powell and Private I railroad fart. Leave Med-
iJarrr-ll M:'r;k!-r an.i Harfx wvirh 'ford Hotel at & h.m.. k.
. v. - t.ti. ' . a
lm C-i'r'n . fli 'l-li..., n C- i! . I
ll,J .iij vv:iijBy,
Coast
tf Jtenera ior in t.i... i. .v.
!
Kiley went to
general .tor, in Talent in the More
room recently vacated by Peter Van
will oon locate in
nd opn op a store
dersltuls.
Grenada, Ca!
there.
Big 5e milk naie at De Voe's.
In the federal court todav ih ru
against Bidwell Paddle. Foster Bark-
ELKS BENERT NETS
S
$350
:toEPARTMENTeuUET(N
v e'-er
r.z for
leave Heite. B. E. Haner. ti lev and Harry Brown was on trial i
Artil-I Mr. and Mr. John rnn,i..... -.iTte defendant are Klamath in,ii.'
- -- .-iriu- asi Jirs. Joan Donnlngton o'j r Mamatn Indiana
ry Cor;s fc-ad-maners at Eigeae. j Jaokionville left Tuesday morning for ' w5 r th" "th having intro-
iH'Tt- I::l-V Vi'l t'V TmirsliAr tn... . M'l.i4 KntiA. . v.
- will t:i:e examinations for
r--.d r;'.ioas, Powell for gun com-n.ar:J-r.
ami tLe ethers for plotter.
!'-'ith rutins carry additional pay of
I' a iiiot-th.
Mrs. Leach, corsets mad to meas
nretrectj guaranteed. Phone 65J-J
a visit at Yreka
Phone Sal Heath's Drug Store.
T. if. Thorsen left for Klamath
Fall today where he will visit friend.
and sire up that section of the coun
try
If time to plant dahlia bulba and
uucea liquor on the reservation. As
there are a large number of witnesses
the trial of this rase may no1, lie fin
ished until some time Wednesday.
Tii a Amon-.a clas-s will hold their Df ,0 JuB 15th. Send one dollar to
ti:id-ti;onth!y bible study and business'"- " Pxson. Central Point, or come
:)!:; Wednesday eveLing. May ,!J"1 ht eight assorted, labeled, field
ttwwU inula, nt: uirfl iota or nigner
priced ones, too. We pay the post
age.
A large squad of Company I. under
! the horn- of Mrs. E. J. Stewart. 504
l'encylTatia Avenue. All old and
iif men.l-era are urged to be present.
Ifr Ilf-lf r. fi'a r.tcu a
Attorney Geor-e A. Codding will command of First Lieutenant Llves-
T. - . f, ,1 1 , . . Mr . A I- 1 t . ...
.-..,. ........v.-u uu tuDMcay evening''' "- marcoing oraer, iert
Inr -'n rrin.ot in . i. - . i !hr trnln this mnrn(n. A.
- . -u.,,u lur UBIU-
ir.j camp of instruction there for the
officers re-serve cori.s of the army.
Tbe training course, which will last
threo months, will begin Saturday.
Mr. Codding did not have to pasa an
.:.'.niin.itiop for entrance, but was ac
c. j.tod because of his good record of
four and one-half years in the Dako
ta National Guard. He Is esteemed
loyal knight of the local Elks lodge,
lifting been elected to that office at
the recent annual election.
Haths 2jc, Hotel. Holland
J. K. Clement, superintendent of
the V.esUrlund orchards, who was
badly injured In a runaway accident
last Thursday, Is still In a serious
condition. As on account of the man.-
hurts and bruises he received he has
been unable to move. It has not yet
l.wn dt-termlnd whether he suffered
Internal Injurls.
.U-rku'tural Defense Day, May 12
A plea to Patriotic Farmers.
Alfred K. Hermanson. who has
be. n connected with the Iiuss mill for
many years, went to the Sacred Hen
hospital Tuesday morning where he
will undergo an appendicitis opera
tion. Bakery goods at De Voe-.
Floyd Pearce of Jacksonville is a
visitor In the city today.
Beo Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office. Room 404 M
F. & H. Bldg. .
C. I,. Wjmams of Hornbrook was
Hi Me,ir0rd on Tuesday transacting
business.
V.'.ar a flower In honor of your
mother, Sunday, May 13. Pierce, the
florist. Phone 3T4. 40'
The l:,r:;e plate glass door at the
-M.-.in street entrance of tho Xash ho
tel Kni tunashed and ruined Tuesday
morning when painters, who aro re
paintm? the lobby, accidentally let a
ladder fall against it.
Gasoline and oil at De Voe'a.
Go!, la G. Ilradfhaw of Wellen was
a vl. lior la the city Monday.
Dr. Ilarsrave. Farmers and Fruit
growers Bank bldg. Phone 230.
JeP Andrews left Tuesday morning
on a bu-lne-s trip to Chicago, going
by way of San Francisco, lie will be
K'Mie for several weeks.
Dr. Henry Hart has taken over the
professional work of his son. Dr. J. F.
Hart, who hai enlisted In the naval
T' "ito aud fan be seen at the latter's
office in the Jackson County Hank
bui.ding every afternoon from 2 to 4
1". 40
C. L. Smith of Portland, who repre-
f tits a lurso lumber concern of that
city, iiid who has been In Medford
for seu ral days on business, left for
Portland Tuesday.
Sweet rider at Do Voe's.
I.. II. Minard left Tuesday morning
'n a several days- business trip to
Klamath Falls.
A-l paper hanger, tinier. 840-J.
49
Pis-eneer train No. 1 1, due In Med
ford nt SiL'O oVIo, ;, Tuesday morning
did not nrrlve in the city until 12;: 30
o'clock tills afternoon, i
Heir.e:ii!,..r your lumber wherever
fhc 11, ay Ihe on Mother's Hay. Ask
lerrc, t,;e floret, i,i,0, t, hone
4.
Ira J. I lodge, left Tuesday for San
FraiKl-co where he uke Hie offl-
re-erv,. corps course of Instruc
tl,'tl at (he (raining camp which opens
Saturday. Mr. Dodte gained i-on-ld-
i.ihlo inliitary knowledge when he
was a flu. lilil at the New Y.,rl, nlll.
by train this morning for an un
known destination. It is nresumed
that the squad was going to some
point In the Slsklyous
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing. f
A new auto stage line has begun
making dally round trios between
Medford, Hornbrook, Montague and
Yreka. Bliss Heine and B. E. Haney
are operating the line. The stage
leaves Medford at g a. m. and arrives
at Montague at 1:30 p. m
Dr. Henry Hart, Jackson County
Hank building. Office hours 2 to
P. ni.
L. A. Lauer of Grants Pass who
was summoned to act on the federal
grand jury here, but who was excused
returned home Tuesday.
Dr. Clara Dunn, office rooms 10
and 11, Jackson County Bank build
Ing. 62
Chester B. Kubll of Applegate is a
visitor In the city
Have your mattresses renovated
upholstering, auto top and trimming
done at W. H. Brown's. 142 North
Front Phone 145-J. ss
C. A. Ramsey and J. J. Parker of
Klamath Falls arrived in the eltv
Monday to spend several davs here.
Gates sells Ford cars. 1200 down
and 25 a month.
James Kershaw of Antelope was a
Medford visitor Monday. He reports
selling his mohair at 71 cents a pound
realizing $3.10 a head from his goats
M. Purdln. lawyer. Room 406 M
F. & H. Bldg. 60
Louis P. Ilanan of Hornbrook was
a visitor In (he cily Tuesday.
Itawles Moore, Attorney at Law.
M. F. & H. building. tf
Thomas Hockley of Yalnax, Klam
alh counly, is here In attendance a(
(he federal court session.
Dr. Frank Roberta, dentist. St.
Marks' building. Phone 323-Y.
Because of the presence of Federal
Attorney Clarence L. Reames in the
city (his week, (he Elks' lodge will
hold lis annual past evalted rulers
session Thursday night, at which all
the past exalted rulers of the lodge
who are In the city, will fin the offl
cers chairs. Mr. Reames Is a former
exalted ruler and as he has announc
ed (hat he can be present at no other
(line (his year, ii was decided to hold
the event next Thursday night.
Metx cars at Riverside Garage.
A fine run of chlnook Salman Is on
In the Rogue river according to re
ports received In the chy Tuesday,
but the river is too muddy and high
for fishing, although a few are being
caught. In the Grants Pass territory
the river rose a foot and a half Mon
day, due (o the warm weather, and if
the temperature continues to rise It
Is predicted the water will rise ac
cordingly.
Fresh chocolates at De Voe's.
Almost the full capacity of 5000
eggs for hatching in the incuba(or In
the basement of the federal building
has been spoken for, and Assistant
Postmaster Warner announced Tues
day noon that no more applications
will be received after Wednesday
noon. The work of wiring the base-
cut for the purpose of running elec
tricity (o the incubators has been be
gun. snd II is probable (bat (he eggs
ill be placed In (he incubators next
E
RINGS FOR AIRSHIPS
The Medford boys with the aviation
corps at San Diego may have been the
means of giving Uncle Sam a tip that
will insure his supremacy in the air
by suggesting that they try the Med-
tord made -Plex rings in their avia
tion motors.
They have been eiven a thornneh
test by the chief mechanic In charge
of the machines at the aviation school
at San Diego and he has requested
that the war department give these
rings a thorough test at all their sta
tions, claiming that the Increased
compression enables the airplanes to
climb faster and work better at high
elevations.
The Bailey Aeroplane comnanv of
Los Angeles hearing of the success of
the local rings at the government sta
tion has ordered rings for an airplane
they expect to enter in the coast to
coast race in September.
The Medford Red Cross chapter is
richer by between $300 and 1400
through last night's benefit given for
the chapter by the Medford lodge of
Elks. The exact sum realized will not
be known for a day or two yet when
all tickets that were In hands of in
dividuals for sale are accounted for.
The benefit was a brilliant success
in every way. Fully 300 persons made
merry in the Elks' club house, includ
ing visitors from all parts of the val
ley. All evening long automobiles
were parked for blocks on the streets
about the club house. All classes of
society were well represented.
Naturally tbe largest oortion nt the
assemblage crowded into the big ball
room, where all evening up until mid
night two hundred couples enioved
the dancing, music for which was fur
nished by Hazelrlg's orchestra.
A pleasing feature of the occasion
was the luncheon which was served
on the serve-yourself plan. The eata
bles and refreshments were nrovidprf
for by (he Elks' ladies with Mrs. R. J
Conroy In charge. About J78 was
realized from his source. The lunches
which were wrapped in individual
pacKages. each containlnr sandwich
es, cake, pickles, etc., were sold at 23c
eacn. and included coffee and ice
cream. The diners, after obtaining
their lunches and drinkables then
seated themselves at loner hannuet
tables spread in the basement.
DIED
NYGREN Funeral services with
the Woodmen of the World In charge
were held over the late Gustav Ny
gren of Brownsboro at 2:30 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at the grave in the
Brownsboro cemetery, the funeral
party having departed from Perl's
chapel in Medford at 1 o'clock. Mr.
Nygren. who was 61 years old. died at
the Granite City hospital in Ashland
Sunday morning. May 6, from an op-
operatlon for gall stones. He is sur
vived by a wife and five children:
Eric C, Frank G., Carl W., and Alice
and Anna. Mr. Nygren, who was a
native of Sweden, had resided In
Jackson county since 1906. He was
member of Camp No. 9, Woodmen
of the World, of this city.
10
I MARRIED.
DALEY-ITEDLEY At the home
of the1 bride's parents, near Merlin.
Miss Lora Daley nnd Rohert T.ee
Medley, both of Medford, were mar
ried by the Rev. S. A. Douglas, Sat
urday evening. May 5.
KLVNEY Mrs. Elizabeth Kinnev
died at her home, 1406 N. Riverside,
May 7 of pneumonia, aged 67 years.
month and 4 das. She was a na
tive of Illinois and had resided In
.Medford since 1901. She is survived
by her husband, John W. Kinney, and
one son. William T. The funeral
services will be held Wednesday fore
noon at the grave.
THREE GENERATIONS OF U'OMEX
The young women of this genera
tion, their mothers and grand moth
ers have proved from actual experi
ence that Lydia E. Plnkham'B Vegeta
ble Compound overcomes the suffer
ing caused by female ills and restores
them to a healthy condition. This
famous, medicine contains no narcot
ics or habit-formine drues hut Is'
made from medicinal roots and herbs, i
nature's remedy for disease. If von I
are suffering from any form of 'female
lllls, It will pay you to give it a trial.
JECAUSE 2
' correct! V refined f
asphalt-base crude.it main
tains its lubricating body
and value at cylinder heat,
thus forming- a perfect pis
ton seal, reducing friction,
and enabling the motor
to develop its maximum
power.
Zerolene is the oil for your
car.
For sale by dealer everywhere
and at our Service Sutxm.
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
teste h M4 .
c7llader rnn
Its ar r 1"e6ult8
wtor luh, 2rol8ne)
or iubrloant than with
00 we kare 0894
bMt.( , 97er. that
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on our n. .
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rer7 truly,
PCLS3 CA3 C01fPAJT
I rr II
rsWir 80RE' swoaEN
yjp TIRED FEET
4 Dmnis Eucalyptus Ointment
AT AU. DftUO TOHCS
TU8t 25C JARS 60C
best Insurance see Holmes.
nee Man. ,
1 1. I lot-lie w ho has been vis
-l- Vr. Mrs. F. Zeil. at v,t-
Tuesday for her home
tin1 ln--iir
Mm. .1.
Itim: h. r
MlK. left
Kiil.v.
l-o you know Hint yon rnn K,, f,1n.
y cut in,: .ot;iti,e at Faber'a (irocery
,'litr.il 1'olnl, r.n. jj
T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
WAVn.'H-.Ymni,. ii, n desires lady
lo do housekeeping In country
Ail,lie.vs i:ox ic, .Mali Tribune. 4tl
TO HENT.-.l.-u.nishr.l bumialow
lim.U ni. close. . rail 3l Soulh
'eiil ml Ave. 41
l-'Oli MALI-;.. An ntilomohile, limber
hilm two mil,, from Hornbrook
cruised aii ,nl. ,x Tllll,,r
.nail Ti'lliuue.
Monday. Full details of the arrange
ments will be announced.
Huttermllk 10c gal. Pa Voe's.
Many recruits for all branches
the service, including a number of
students from (he I niverjlty of Min
nesota, and a large number of en
listed men from the army and nation
al (inard who will enter the olftcers'
reserve corps camp of Instruction,
passed through the city Tuesday
morning en route to San Francisco
from mlllta'y r.ots In the norr.ii
Men cars at 'ilver-I.le Garage.
rsl
a ,S?
km:u ihikak a .yt
Save (he pieces we do the
rest.
We duplicate any l,cs, rearJ-
of where you bought It.
DR. RICKERT
Bulto 1.2, Over May Co.
ME1K01U OlSE.
I 1 n
Get It
At Iteddy'g
Dress Up With
Spring Jewelry
"Stylecraft"
Says
No man Is well dressed without a tie pin. Why wear a watch that
was in style 20 years ago just because it runs: You would not
wear a suit of clothes or overcoat that was in style 20 years ago.
Why wear old jewelry?
The latest styles in Jewelry is just as essential to the well
dressed now days as the latest suit for men or dress for ladies.
MARTIN J. REDDY
For late styles in Jewelry, Watches and Rings,
QUALITY FIRST.
AMVSEJIENTS TONIGHT
j T Southern Oregon's
1 Greatest place of
j O Amusement.
Frank Keenan and Thelma Salter la
j "THE CRAB"
i a story (sweet as
I "Jewel") of love that transcends un
I derstanding. told with the ready sym
pathy of C. Gardner Sullivan's genius.
To miss this play Is to miss a day of
sunshine, for It's a real "sunshine"
5J2sA.a P'ay.of hig appeal for all.
triangle Comedy, "The Road Agent'
TOMORROW
THEY'RE HERE
A wonderful line of Spring Trousers.
A new pair will make the old coat do
for a while longer.
Splendid values at $2.50, $3.00,
$3.50, $4.50, $5.50 and
$6.00 the pair
We guarantee every pair
Daniels for Duds
PAGE THEATRE -i t th
FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 1 1
BIG- ffl laaPfftfE! IB FUN
Willi r-t .-I II I
Theda
Bara
I.V
The Darling
of Paris
AMT.-6E31E.Vrs TOXIGHT
Or-
A WORLD OF TANGO DELIGHT
8QILUAN7LY A1JIRED Q-IOQU5
PRICES First 12 Rows Floor, $1.50: Balance Floor. $1.00: Balcony.
50c. x and $1.00.
SEATS TOMORROW AT BOX OFFICE
Star
Medford'a Coiy
Photoplay Theatre.
Blue Bird DOROTHY PHILLIPS
featured in the most remarkable
dual character performance erer
seen on the screen, "THE GIRL
WITH THE CHECKERED COAT."
Also Vnlyersal Screen Magaaine.
TOMORROW JACK PICKFORD
LOCISE HUFF in "GREAT EXPECTATIONS."
The Submarine
Question
The latest dispatches are that the
U. S. government had solved th uh-
marine question. The Crater Lake
-Motor Co. wishes to inform the pub
jllc that they had nothing whatever to
do in solving that great problem.
jThey do admit that they have solvefo
the automobile question to a great
extent, where economy, good work
manship and service are concerned.
You have only to come once to as
sure the Crater Lake Car Co. of your
patronage. Welding and all kinds of
gas engines repaired, country trips
made to repair spray engines. Open
until 11 p. m. at nights.
I.NTERT-RRAX ACTOCAB CO.
TIME CARD.
Leare Medford for Ashland, Talent
tnd Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at
1:00 a. m.. 1:00, 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15
P. m. Also on Saturday at 10: IS p.
m. Sundays leave at 10:30 a, m. and
1:00, 5:00 and 1:20 p. m. Lean
Ashland for Medford dally, except
Sunday, at 1:00 a. a., 1:00, J:00,
4:00 and 5:13 p. m. Also on Satur
day nights at S:30. Bundsyi leave
Alhlanl at :00 t m. and 1.00. I 01
knit 10:10 p. m.
Howard's
Ashland-Klamath Falls
AUTO LINE
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Ashland 8. a. m.
Potato Planters
Garden Cultivators
and Seeders
Alfalfa, Clover Seed
Wizard Fertilizer for
Lawns and Gardens
Full line of Pratt's
Poultry Remedies
MONARCH SEED
& FEED CO.
t In Iho work of good roads." auif ........