Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 12, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO IOCAL AND 'PERSONAL Wm. Gerig lias returned to Port land from Aliuika, where he Is In charge of the United States govern ment hydraulic work In connection with the new railroad. Mrs. Oviig accompanies him and lioth will -visit Medford bcrore returning to Alaska. Mrs. Leach, corsets made to meas urements guaranteed. Phone C83-J. A. S. Rosenbuum. claim agent for the Southorn Pacific, Is spending the week In Medford. Dr. Heine fits Classes correctly. Postmaster Minis telegraphed to the postofflce department at Wash ington today for permission to close the postofflce next Wednesday from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. on account of the Patriotic Day celebration and parade. He feels sure that the permission will 1e granted, thus enabling the post office employes to participate In the celebration. Baths 2 Be, Hotel. Holland Mrs. N. M. Scnrf and Miss Joyce Scarf, assistant librarian, left Friday for ft week's sojourn at San Fran- Cisco. Bakery goods at lie Voe's. Mrs. T. S. Ellis of Tacoma, arrived In the city this morning to visit hod daughter, Mrs. John H. Maule. A number of the Klamath Indians, who have been here attending the trials In federal court returned to the reservation Friday. 8ee Dave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office, Room 404 M P. & H. Bldg. A. L. Hill and son Hoy left Friday " for Ban Francisco. They will also vUlt Leland Stanford university at Palo Alto, which Institution Roy ex pects to enter next fall. Wear a flower In honor of your mother, Sunday, May 13. Pierce, the florist. Phone 374. 40 Leonard Buoy, principal of the Butte Falls high school, loft Friday for San Francisco where he will entor the officers reserve corps training camp. Ho had three years' experience In Company C, of Eugene, Fourth Oregon Infantry. . Gasoline and oil at Do Voe's. Many O. A. C. and University or Oregon students passed through tho city today en route to the officers re serve corps training camp nt San Francisco. Sweet cider at Do Voe's. B. W. Barth of Columbus, 0., Is a visitor In the city. Tent fastory now In Nat. JoBhua Williams and Watson P. Duffy of Beagle are In tho city on business. Dr. Hargrave, Farmers and Fruit growers Bank bldg. Phone 230. The University of Oregon gleo club, of which William Vawtor of Modford s a mombor, sang at the Ilclllg tho atre In Portland Thursday night at the 'benefit given there for the Honor Guard of the metropolis. Top factory now In Nat. f Colonel C, C. Hammond of Kugono, commander of the Coast Artillery corps, Is quoted as stating that the new army, based on' advices ho has received, according to present plans, will probably not bo culled until Sep tember, but that the regular army and national guard bodies will be called Into active training and re cruited to full war strength soon af ter the selective draft bill has been signed by tho president. A-l paper hanger, tlnter. 840-J. 49 Captain A. J. Vance has received police from Adjutant-General Geo. A. White of the Oregon National Guard that the scuii-anniinl examinations of coast artillery corps officers will be held at Eugene next Monday. Cap tain Vanco and Lieutenants Deuel and Fobs, of Iho Seventh company will f.o to Eugene on Monday. For the best Insurance seo Holmes. the Insurance Man. Carl R. Ileebo of Agate, road mi pervlsor, spent Friday 111 the city. Ivan Hockersmllh of Heagle Is a visitor in tho city, having come In on Friday. i Do you know that you can get fan cy eating potatoes nt Fabor's Grocery Central Point, ft. GO. 83 Miss Minnie Ileum! of Grants I'asn npent Friday In the city. Gates sells Ford cars, J200 down and $26 a month. J. II. I.lgRett, former connected with the Hotel Medford, then with the Perkins, Oregon, Imperial, and oilier Portland holds. Ihim returned lo Port land from Chicago, wliero he has beon connectod with the Hotel Great Northern, to accept an executive oosl Hon with tho Hotel Multnomah. Johnson for high clum watch re pairing, tf Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Erlcson left Sal unlay for llakor, Oregon, their future homo, Mr. Krlrson, who Is III Hie forest sorvlro and has been stationed at the Crater I.nko INallonal forest since last November, has been trans ferred to the Whitman forest, wllh headquarters at linker. He l suc ceeded hero by V. A, Mais, who was transferred from the Whitman forest. Dr. Henry Hart, Jnckson County Bank building. Offloo hours 2 to 4 p, m, ' Frunk Fletcher, manager of tho September Morn company, which played hero Friday night, and S. S, Smith were youthful chums back In El Dorado, Kansas, many years ago and gave amateur barn shows and otherwise worried tho village consta ble. Fletcher later on reformed and went Into tho theatrical business, Smith, however, went from bad to worse and finally landed In the news paper business. The two held a re union Friday nlglit between acts. Eighty acres timber and farming land within five miles of Medford, $10.00 per acre, long time, easy pay ments; worth double for wood. Gold Kay Realty Co. Mrs. Will Meeder who has been vis iting her sisters, Mrs. W. W. Hartley and Mrs. F. E. Uarncburg, left Sat urday morning for Pittsburg, Calif., to oln her hjusb and, who recently lo cated thero. Dig 5c milk snakes at De Voe's. Robert Forrest, piano player at the Star theatre several years ago, passed through the city Saturday en route to San Francisco, where he says he will try to obtain entrance into tho of ft ccrs reserve corps training camp. Johnson for high class watch re pairing, tf Ted Tengwald of Denver, younger brother of C. Y. Tengwald, will arrive In the city Sunday to spend the sum mer. Ho Is employed by a large In surance company at Denver and has obtained a six months leave of ab sence. Land from $3.00 per acre np. Gold Ray Realty Co. It's time to plant dahlia bulbs and up to June 15th. Send one dollar to R. H. Paxson, Central Point, or come and get eight assorted, labeled, field grown roots. Wo have lots of higher priced ones, too. We pay the post age. J. L. Cantrall of Ruch Is a visitor In tho city today. Dr. Clara Dunn, office rooms 10 and 11, Jackson County Bank build ing. 62 Dr. W. H. Nudlng of Brownsboro spent Saturday In the city on a busi ness and shopping excursion. Plenty of hay at WkUklns Feed Store, $25.00 a ton. 49 J, C. Burch, president of the Port land Cemont company of Gold Hill, was a business visitor In tho city Fri day. Have your mattresses renovated, upholstering, auto top and trimming done at W. H. Brown's, 142 North Front. Phono 14 5-J. 55 E. A. Popham of Klamath Falls, who has been In Medford this week, left Saturday for Roseburg and Oak- 'and before returning homo. Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. St. Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. 1-oflnnd and sons, lleorgo and Fay, left Saturday morning for a visit with relatives at Lebanon, Oro. Fay Lolland will re main at Lebanon until tho Seventh company, of which he Is a member, Is callod Into active service. Rawles Moore, Attorney at Law. M. F. & H. building. tr John D. Morgan of Klamath Falls who was a witness In one of the trials In federal court, returned Saturday to his home. Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St. Marks Building. Phono 32 3-Y. .loo Broad, formerly of Jacksonville and Modford, who has been visiting In tho city from Copper, Calif., left Saturday for San Francisco and from there will go to a mine In Mariposa county. California, where he will be employed. Dally Auto Stago, Medford to Horn brook, Montnguo, Yreka and return. Samo ns railroad fare. Leave Med ford Hotel nt 8 a. in. dally. Bliss llelno, 11. E. Hnney. 4S VOIR l'.liiCIUXCV MAY HE IMIWIKI.l By weak or strained vision. Prop erly filled glasses will remove the causo and make you 100 per cent efficient. DR. RICKERT Over tho May Co., .Medfonl. HE KNOWS HOWi AMI'SKMENTS TO NIGHT Page RouOiorn Oregon's (irtntet plnco of Amusement. Master Comedy of the Year THE I lot's K OF TERRIBLE SCANDALS And Constance Talmndge ns THE Gllil, THE TIMBER CLAIMS TOMORROW -"ONI.: OF MANY," Metro Wonderplay. AMI SEMEN TS TONIGHT Star Mcdlord s Cozy Photoplay Theatre. ALICE Hit lY In THE li WHICH I'l'llll, Willi Alexis Kosloft of tho Impe rial Itiiwluli llallet. Triangle Couiedv - WON BY A KOOT. , .4,a TOMORROW .ll'NK CAPRICE. MEDFOTtD MATT; TRIBUNE Mrs. A. E. Russell of Hugo, Ore.', :1s visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Fleming. Her husband Is tho Southern Pacific agent at Hugo. "Civilization," the great 10-reol war spectacle, will be the attraction at tho Star theatro Tuesday, matiuco and evening. "Civilization" Is a pro test against war, but It Is in no sense a pacifist plea. Tho Justifiable war is not touched upon, only those wars Incited by ambitious monarchs to bring to themselves military aggran diemcnt. At the samo time the picture does show what errlblo effects war has, of Its miseries and sorrows and hardships, theso being ,of course, characteristic of all wars. Tho pic turo is tho most Intense one that was ever produced, tho entire movement from start to finish 'being of almost continuous tense dramatic action. Tho photography of the play Is wonderful and the acting of the principals excel lent. One of the remarkable features of the drama Is tho huge crowds that appear In some of the pictures. In the one where the mothers appeal for peace thero nro claimed to be 10,000 people, and there Is no reason to be lieve that the claim Is exaggerated. 44 Mrs. S. D. Hill went to Central Point on Saturday morning to visit relatives. Phone 884 Heath's Drug Store. Mrs. R. E. Pickcl of Klamath Falls who has been visiting he rparents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Schuler, left Satur- day morning for home. Chalmers JF ifiV'i 5-Passenger Many a 5-passenger car is larger, heavier, costs more to run 'Jian this Chalmers. Yet here you have '. all the compactness, all the advan-;, ' tages of a five, and in addition room for two extra when desired. The auxiliary seats in the backs ' of the front scats are so cleverly designed, so ingeniously construc (All prlcti MEDFORD, OR HO ON", Mrs. O. W. Fox left Saturday morn ing for Kennett, Calif., to Join her husband who recently located there. Fresh chocolates at De Voe's, Mrs. George C. Splckerman of The Dalles, who for the past six weeks has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Floming, left for homo Sat urday. Mctz cars at Riverside Garage. A Learned of Applegato Is spending tho week end In this city. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pelouso of Eagle Point and Mrs. Ensign, mother of M'rs. Pelouso, spent Friday In tho city. Buttermilk 10c gal. De Voe's. A largo number of graduates and former students of the University of Oregon at a luncheon meeting hold nt Brown's Friday formed a permanent Medford alumni association, and de cided to hold a luncheon gathering onco a month hereafter. Dr. F. G. Thayer was elected president of tho association and Miss FranceB Heath secretnry and treasurer. Metz cars at Riverside Garage. Medford florists report receiving many orders for flowers for wear on Sunday, the occasion being the annual Mothers' Day observance. If one's mother Is dead, a white flower, preferably a carnation, should be worn in memory; if living, a red flower or flower of color should be worn In hor honor. Mrs. C. M. Paul of Portland arrived Friday evening to visit her son, B. W. Paul of Paul's electric store. iii 7-Passengcr Touring Car Price $1350 Chalitiers Size 7-Passenger ted, that they are unnoticed, yet J instantly available. Thus you have 5-passenger moderate size, lightness, economy of upkeep. With ample room for expansion to 7-passengcr capacity when you want it. The best way is to see the car.' Step into it. Ride in it. Drive it.' Learn why this car suits 90 of motor-car buyers and users. ' Tourine Car, 7-paMenger . $1350 Roadster, 3-pauenger "7 Touring Car, S-passenger , 1250 Limousine, 7-passenger ' Touring Sedan, 7-passenger . 1850 Town Car, 7-passengcr . 1 Cabriolet, 3-Passenger . . . $1655 fc o. b. Detroit and mblect to cbanso without A. W. WALKER AUTO CO. The Alphabet of ELECTRICITY E is for Electricity, a good servant to all. L is for Labor, now made very small. E is for'Euso, which wo thus clearly gain. C is for Cost, very slight in the main. T is for Time, which is equal to money. R is for Post, keeping home very sunny. I is for Increase, in time for improving. C i.s for Comfort, nil drudgery removing. I is for Items, too numerous to incut ion. T is for Thousands, who bless the invention. Y is for Years, which we add to our measure in re serving our strength by the aid of this treasure For further information concerning the application of Electricity, call at our offices or Phono 1(S California-Oregon Power Company Medford, Oregon SATURDAY. -MAY- 12. 1917. Two coaches of recruits for all branches of the army service, Includ ing forty aviators, passed through the city today en route to the forts about San Francisco, from the Vancouver barracks and Fort Lawton at Seattle. Those who have accepted an Invita tion to attend the RcdCross campaign luncheon, Monday, May 14, at 12:30 p. m. are requested by the committee to keep In mind the date and place. A special meeting of the Grizzlies will bo neld at the public, library Mon day evening at 7:45 o'clock for tho purposo of considering a trip to an unnamed peak south of Medford for the purposo of naming it. Sergeant Paul J. Bower, army re cruiting officer who has beon station ed at Grants Pass for the past month, spent Saturday on business In this city. M, Purdin, lawyer. Room 406 H. F. & II. Bldg. 50 The funeral services over tho lato Noah B. Bradbury, held Friday after noon at the family home, 306 Applo streets, were largely attended. Rev. F. Wl Carstens officiated. The Wom an's Relief corps conducted special services at the house, and at the grave tho veterans of Chester A. Arthur post, G. A. R., of which Mr. Brad bury was post commander at the time of his death, conducted the G. A. R. ritualistic service. The pall bearers were D. R. Andrews, G. H. Hall, L. R. Bingham, W. S. Clay, D. W. Luke and J. H. Polley. Interment was In the I. O. O. F. cemetory. Detroit Comfort , $1250 , 2550 , 2550 nolle.) E. V. Carter of Ashland spent Sat-1 All Spanish War Veterans are re urday in Medford. j quested to meet at the California. United States Attorney C. L. Oregon Power Company's office Wed Reames leaves Sunday for San Fran- j nesday morning at 4 0 o'clock sharp, Cl8t,0 i to form a section in Red Cross parade. I GIFTS. , for the Graduate links, scarf pin, Btuds, belt buckle or nice W'aUlemair chain or gold or silver knife or an Ever-sharp pencil. Jewelry is really the gift of gilts, ismiiliriil Diamond Lavalll cres at $7.50. MARTIN ' J. REDDY THE Quality First. LUNCHEON SERVED -Wednesday, May 16 11:30 to At St. Marks Hall by tho Ladies Guild 51 E X V NOODLE SOUP BEEP LOAF A'XD HOT ORAVV SLICED CUCUMBERS ONION PICKLES HOT BISCUIT APPLE PIK COFFEE I Wish to Announce thai Mondav, May 14, I Will Open " Watch Repairing and Jewelry Business At No. 17 North Central, Modford, Oregon, and Your Call Will lie Appreciated. EDGAR WIGHT AMUSEMENTS Shows 1 P. M., .'J P.M., 7 P.M., 9 P.M. Thos. H. Ince's Mammoth Million-Dollar Spectacle Pronounced by press, public and pulpit the country over as the most popular production of modem times. i - The Hair die Power Sprayers Noted for their High Pressure, Light1 Weight, Large Capacity, Powerful En gine, Perfect Ignition, Simple Con struction. Fitted with a most reliable pump. Practical in every way they fit your spraying needs. We Aim to Keep Well Supplied With Repairs Pay us a call at any time Hubbard Bros. Nothing co lid more surely make the girl gradu ate suprem dy happy than any one of the delight ful gifts in Jewelry such as a Laystlllero, a dainty brooch of pl i, a bracelet, a wrist watch, a dia mond ring or any article of her favorito pattern In toilet wa e. Tho boy graduate, taking a new step forwar.l, laces the big world of real life; give him. Hi ."right start; plant the seed of punc tuality by p-e;cniing him with a dependable watch or give him military brushes, ring, cuff .lEWELEIt Visitors Always Welcome. 30c 1 o'clock AMUSEMENTS ONE DAY ONLY Tiies. May 15 Special Re duced Prices Adults 25c Children 10c