Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 18, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRTBCJNE MEDFORD, OREOOX, FRIDAY. MAY IS. 1017 ITOCAL Li PERSONAL dopot crowd Willi kju'cIhI Kuund up - , , l J j HdverllHlni; muiita, inclinlliii? "The iiogno lltvor liound I'p" soiik auni; Hugh Elliott, who recently Buftorcd Uirough Illc(5(lp,10ne a duut ,)y clently to enable him to go to Sulem, accompanied by Mru. Klllott, to visit tnelr daughter, Mr. C. li. Webb. They will remain In Salem for several weeks. Mm. Leach, cornets male to meas urements guaranteed. Phono B83-J. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. I-afferty of dono at W. Tracy l.uuo, tlio cowboy poet, and -M K. Drlggs, secretary of tho liound up association. The words advertised tho coming big event nt Ashland and tho tune was the nir of "When You Wore a Tulip." Have your mattresses renovated, upholstering, auto ton and trimming II. Brown's, 142 North 55 til ants Pass have gone by automobile front. Phone 14.1-J iu run u, wnero mey w.i. j Mr ,, al8,Htnilt locate. In Modford yesterday they ,Iltnll(lont of (he ovs ,, (ilrl8 A(1 wore Joined by Mrs. S. It. Taylor and LocMy 0, Iortimli loft for ,nc Mrs. Archie Crawford of Fort Jonos, ,.ly ,,r(lny nflpr haylnR gcvcra) uU mimu, mum on me jour- ,1(lys Iooklll(? afcr wards of , B0 clo!y In Jackson county. A dozen joanson lor nign nns wiurii re-1 children nro scattered In various palnnn. tf'j homes throughout tho county who Among Grants Pass residents who were placed thero by the society. On are In attendance hero at the sessions! account of bad roads Mrs. Heller was of the Southern Oregon conference of the Free Methodist church are Hov. D. D. Dodge, presiding elder, Hov. and Mrs. C. B. Glasler, Hov. and Mrs. Scott and Edward Orr. . Piano timing, W. P. Drooks, with Palmer Piano Place, South Central. 73 County Surveyor A. T. Ilrown today! priced ones, too. Wo pny the post- uegun me worn or surveying a road ago. from the new bridge over Kvunp creek near Kogue River to tho Pino creek school house. The 1)iidge was only recently comploted by the coun ty. , Buttermilk 10c gal. Tie Voe's. Charles Hazelrlgg, formorly mana ger of the Modford theatro, leader of the Medford band and prominent In theatrical asd musical cliclos for half Dr. Margrave, FarmorB and Fruit growers Dank bldg. Phone 230 a dozen years, arrived in Medford Thursday after a threo years' nbsonre with his son to visit his mother who Is seriously ill. Mr. Hnzoliigg Is lond er of an orchestra in a largo San Francisco hotol and doing well. Ho mado the trip by auto from San Fran cisco and reports tho Siskiyou grndo En route to tho ltoseburg strawber-. Fifty recruits from eastern Oregon' . ry festival this morning a delegation points passed through the city this jof Ashland men In cowboy costumes forenoon en routo to San Francisco, luini.cd off the northbound train and! All were enlisted in the cavalry serv- ontertained tho train passeugcrs and . Ice, and a number of the recruits were buckaroos and expert horsemen. Strawberries at Fonts Grocery. 4 9' .MIhs Ha.el Itader of Medford, who is a physical instructor In tho Univer sity of Oregon and who has several times appeared with the girls glee club In a dancing specialty, will not lo on tonight's program of the glee club at the nalatiirluni. Gasoline and oil at De Voe'B. E. A. illldreth. Sr., of Butte Falls, was a Medford and Jacksonville vis itor Friday. for sale, birds, cheap. 418 South King street. Phone 7.19-Y. 57 Motz cars at Riverside Garage. Mrs. Laura T. Gunnell of Grants Pass spent Thursday In Medford gathering information about the Red Cross work. Rawles Moore, Attorney at Law. M. F, & H. building. tf . Tent fastory now in ;at. Miss Edna Warner has closed her kindergarten school for the summer. Strawberries at Fonts Grocery. 4 9 Dr. Kraiik Itobcrcs, dentist. St. Mark's Building. Phone 323-Y. Miss Mary Hess will accompany the Epworth League delegation to Ash land tonight. Metz cars at Riverside Garage. " Mrs. B. T. DeLosh and daughter accompanied Mrs. S. S. Smith home from Aberdeen, Wash., and will make in extended visit. Dahlia bulbs for .sale. Phono 16F11. . ' " 57 Attorney A. E. Roauies leaves Sat urday on a professional trip to Port land. ' ill Top factory now m Nat. Mrs. Homer Hathprmol who has been confined to her home by illness, is reported better today. Dr. Henry Hart, Jackson County Bank building. Office hours 2 to 4 p. m. APPEALS FOR AID 10 FEED STARVING unable to visit all tho society's wards, as several of them live long distances from tho city. It's tlmo to plant dahlia bulbs and up to June 15th. Send one dollar to n. II. Paxson, Central Point, or come and get oight assorted, labeled, field grown roots. Wo have lots of higher Mr. and Mrs. CI. A. Richardson wont to Hilt, Calif., Friday, where Mr. Richardson will bo employed In a lumber camp for tho summer. Strawberries at Fouls Grocery. 49 More Japancso luborors arrived In Medford todny to work In the sugar boot fields of tho pulley. R. Salto, tho labor contractor, is placing the Japanoso in groups nt tho various ranches whore jioeded. Tho iirice paid for thinning sugar beets is $7 an aero. Thero Is plenty of work of this kind in tho valley and hardly enough persons so far can be obtained to perform it. Son Davo Wood about that fire In -uinince policy. Office. Room 404 M F. & II. Bldg. Corporal Herron of tho I'nlted almost Impassable on account of re- Stntes marines, whoso homo Is at Gold cent Storms. ' I Hill and Who wuh vlslllnir In Mmlfni-,1 The wise housewlfo will now put by enough eggs In Egglo to tide her through the winter, when eggs will bo extremely high. Heath's Drug Store. 49 Mrs. Edna Myers of Rogue River. who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. 8. A. Richardson, returned home Friday morning. : Phone Ss -Henth Drug Store. Mrs. .B. T. tlcI.OFh of AJiordeou. Wash., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 6 8. Smith, arrived in Medford this morning with her month-old daugh ter, for a long visit with her pnrenls. She was accompanied from Aberdeen by Mrs. Smith, who has been visiting her for two mouths. Bakory goods at De Voe's. Elwell Nash, IS years old, who came to Medford to attend tho funer al of his father, tho lato Captain John T. Nash, left Friday for tho Volmers ranch noar Delta,, C'nllf., to rosumo a visit there with a'n old friend of his fathor's, the visit having been Inter rupted by his father's death. Mrs. John T. Nash will remain in tho city two wcoks before returning to hor home at Berkeley. Big 5c milk snakes at De Voe's Fred Critesor of Ledand, arrived In the city Friday morning to visit his slstor-ln-lnw, Mrs. Grace Fitgibbons. ' Eggs are probably as cheap now us thoy will be any lime this spring. It will uo a wIbo act to put up enough now for the winter. Egglo and 1 1 1 1 ( . I glass at Heath's Drug Store 49 Fred Mnrks of San Francisco is a business visitor in tho illy todny. Johnson for high class watch re pairing. lf. Tho navy may acain establish u re cruiting office In Mcdfiird In Hie near fnturo. according to A. E, Redding, chief boatswain's male, or the I'oil land navy recruiting headquarters. Who Is a traveling recruiting officer for the navy in Oregon. He has been In Medford anil vicinity for several days looking Into the rerruillng situ Hon. "1 have visited several towns 111 the valley," said Redding today, "and if enough encouiacciuent can be found to warrant li the navy may reopen a recruiting office In Medford. The rccrulilng office here wus aban doned two weeks osh. For the best Insurance see Holmes Ihe Insurance Man. W. V. Miller of Portland, assistant traveling freight agent of I lie South ern Pacific, Is transacting business al Medford and the valley stations. Fresh chocolates nt De Voe's At tho business meeting of the local chapter of the Girls llo nor Guard Inst night, a number of new nu inbcis were enlisted. Tho membership of the Guard now Is about 70. The drill of rors of the chnpler arc as follows: Captain, Miss France Klnnev: first lieutenant. Dorothy Milt, second lieu tenant, Mildred Antle; first sergeant. Helen Brown; duly H'w.int, Miss Rector. Dr. Heine fits G lasses correctly. D. Kearney of Peattln Is a business visitor In the cily today. Dr. Clara Dunn, office rooms 10 nd 11, Jackson County Bank build ing. , today, has mado rapid advancement In tho service since ho enlisted. He Is the son of Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Her ron of Gold Hill and is homo from the Mnro Island training station on a ten days furlough. Ho was onllsted In tho nervlco four months ago at Port land by Sergeant James Brooks, the Medford marine recruiting officer who was then stationed In Portland Now Herron Is a, corporal, and has boon acting for some tlmo ns an as slstnnt drill officer of recruits nt the training station. He expects a pro motion to a sergenntcy soon. Dr. Frnnk Roberts, dentist, St. .Marks Building. Phono 323-Y, Tho Girls' Gleo club of Ihe Univer sity of Orogon entertained tho high school In tho assembly room this af ternoon with a delightful fifteen mln utes program of songs nnd special stpunts. M. Purdln, lawyer. Room 406 M F. & II. Bldg. 60 Albert Harvey, whose homo Is al Glendale, but who has boon employed hero nt the Del.ay automobile agency for tho past two mouths, enlisted to day at tho recruiting office in tho fed eral building In tho marines. Ho will leave for Portland this evening to take the physical examination. Baths 25c. Hotel. Holland I ho members of tho Univeisllv of Oregon Glee club, which organization will give a concert nnd entertainment at the nalalorlum tonight under th auspices of the Knights of Pythias fo tho benefit of the lied Cross, arrived in tho city this morning from Grants Pass where they appeared last even Ing. They were met by a number of university aluniul members and es orled to automobiles In which the; wen taken to homes of various alum ni members where they will be enter tained during their Slav in tho cllv. Most of the oung women will stnv vlth Medford girls who w hen students at i no university were members of their several fraternities. Miss Marie latt's. daughter of Miijnr and Mrs. Gates, Is (he i,. lf1r,i ,,,,,,i,. , the glee eli.b. The club will appeal iu a coucrt at Ashland tomorrow night, and l,,u, f,- Ashland tomor row imitnhx Stiawlienles al Fonts Grocery. 1;i Cinip.in , Thlid Oregon Inlanliv. on duly h, .Medford. Is about to lose for the next iinro months two of Us nii'sl effl, lent members In First Ser geant C. 11. Richards and S,., ,.:,. A II. Thomas, who have been recom mended l,i i,e war deimitmrnl l.v Captain T,ld for entrance into the officers reserve training ramp at San Frands.cn. Tlicv win ,. , ,,, amp on deiach.d duly from Com- puny I. Sergeant Richards Is from Woodbiirn nnd Sergeant Thomas' home is at Silverton. Clocks, watches and Jewelrv re paired. 11. N. Butler, M. y, k II. Co M. H. Itosi 111 l.lt I of lilchesler. N. Y. I, spending several d i.s In the titj on business. Eggs are high today. Can you guess what they will be this winter. Put them up now In Kggl.i. Heath s Drug Store. ji. 10 SECURE REVENGE Tho Seventh Company, C. A. C, has Bworn to take revenge on Com pany I, Third Oregon Infantry, on duty here, for their defeat nt last Sunday's ball ganio nnd havo issued tho proclamation that a state of war exists between tho two organizations. The artillery have made their "cor rections'" and claim they have the right "azimuth" and "deflection" In order to connect with "Rnsty Rice's" "smoko bombs." They have brought up their reserve of tinea big "siege" guns, Jlclntyro, Moran nnd Antle, and will turn them loose against the "dough boys" "rapid fire" battery in an effort to silenco thorn. Tho infantry, however, has a coun- lor plan of attack which they claim will make the "moon-faced artillery" hist their S. O. S. flag. To tho Editor: in these troublous times we are all continually solicited to help this and that cause that needs assistance and in most instances the help solicited Is in behalf of charities or causes so worthy that they appeal to us and we would he glad to contribute to every ono of them if wo were financially able to do so. There is one appeal, however, that comes to us that we must not nnd cannot ignore, the cry of tho starv ing children of Belgium, it is possi bio that, the reader has already coil tributed ono or more times to this cause but we must give, and give again and again, lf we are to save the lives of these helpless innocents. The Oregon Belgian Children's Food Relief Committee has agreed to take over tho feeding of the children about 2S00, In the provlnco of Bra bant, Belgium. It Is estimated that ?l will maintain a child for one month and the above committee has agreed to furnish $2S00 per month for the next six months and we in Jackson county must do our share in raising thoso funds. The undersigned has been named to represent Jackson county on this committee. All the banks of Medford have agreed to ac cept donations tendered. All funds collected will he forwarded without any expense whatever and the names and residences of donors will bo re ported Willi the funds sent in. . J am sure Medford can bo counted upon to do her full share In providing money to save theso destitute, starv ing innocents and it is hoped that re sponses throughout tho county will be so prompt that we can commence making our remittances to the State Relief committee by June 1st. If subscribers prefer they may re mit direct to S. L. Eddy, Treasurer, care l.ndd ft Tilton Hank, Portland. Oregon. If it is thought best Medford may oigunize and act Independently and make lis remittances direct to Treasurer Eddy. It is result we want for these starving children must be fed. E.V. CARTE It. Ashland,-May 18. WASHINGTON, May 18. Repre sentatives of tho federal reservo banks and treasury officials In direct charge of tho task of floating the Lib erty loan virtually wero unanimous today In tho opinion that a tremen dous campaign must be successfully carried on within tho next 27 days lf the Liberty loan is to meet with the over-subscription tho officials hope for. ' Girls! Use Lemons! Make a Bleaching, Beautifying Cream The juice of two fresh lemons strained Into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard whito makes a whole quarter pint of the most re markable lemon skin licautlficr at about the cost one must pay for a small jar of the ordinary cold creams. Caro should he taken to strain the lomon juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets In, then this lo tion will keep fresrti for months. Ev ery woman knows that lemon juice is used lo bleach and remove such blem ishes as freckles, sallowness and tan and is the ideal skin softener, smooth- ener and heautlfier. Just try it! Get three ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemons from the grover and make up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra grant lemon lotion and massage it daily into the face,' neck, arms and hands, it naturally should help to soften, freshen, bleach and bring out the roses and beatitly of any skin. It is simply marvelous to smoothen rough, red hands. DIED HALL Albert A. Hall, who resid ed near the end of West Palm street, died at Sacred Heart hospital on Thursday, May 17, aged 59 years, 4 months and 1 day. llo was a native of Michigan and had resided in Med ford for the past six years. Ho Is survived by his wife, Sarah, and sev- n children: Mrs. Vern Cannon of Medford: Elmer, Orion, nnd Grace Mall, of Talent; Clayton Hall of Ar lington, Wash.; Louis Hall of Bothell, Wash.; anil Mrs. Fay Cannon of Sac ramento, Cal. Funeral services will bo held Monday at Perl's chapel a! 10 p. m. Burial will lie in the I. O. O. F. cemetery. ltrUCII Robert Buri'll of Sams Valley died at the Sacred Heart hos pital. May 17, nl 5 p. m. lie was a native of Illinois ami was born June isi!3. He had resided in Jackson comity for eleven years past. He Is survived by two brothers and one sis ter. Funrela announcement later. A. K. A. M. Regular Communication Med ford Lodge 10", Friday even- by order of Uio A V v ford Lodge Ing. May IS. M ICICLES Now Is the Time to Get Ritl of Those Ugly Spots. There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as the prescription othine double strength Is guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Simply get nn bunco of oihino double strength from anv druggist nnd apply a little of it night and morning and you should soon see even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while (ho lighter ones have vanished entirely... It is seldom that more than an ounce is needed to com pletely clear the skin and gain a beau tiful clear complexion. Bo sure to ask for tho double strength othine as this Is sold antler guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles. AMUSEMENTS rA1 CATARRH and XVV KAY FEVER : Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment AT ALL DRUQ STORCS Tudes 25c jars boo Expectant Mothers Relieved of Pain Women Use Prescription of Fam ous Physician. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED l.udy living on North Central to tlo girls' washing. Phone 415. 51 FOB TR I il'! -Good heavy ;l U -inch Mhchell wagon for light wagon. Billings Carriage shop. 51 'OK SALE lit frigcralor, rocking hair, oil stove uiui oven, ingrain rug. lis:! South Riverside. 51 Since the rlnvs of our first parents in tho Garden of Eden, women have borne the pain and discomfort of childbirth. Science on its part, has worked to modify anil to relieve in part, the dreadful suffering at such i time. The preparation known ns "Mother's 'riend" is annlird bv the motHcr- to-be herself, externally, right nnd mormnir. It nlioves the tension on the muscles, cords and ligaments of the abdomen, and tho expectant mother is made much moro comfort able. Tho cri?i3 is one of much less pain am! dancer. Thousands of women who have used it successfully tate fiat they cannot say enough about the (rood "Mother's Friend" did fcr them ar.d refer par ticularly in the absence of nausea or morning: tickness. Ask your husband to fjet yon a bottle from the drug sttire. if yoo wish a valuable book for mothers. write th r,rad!ield Regulator Ctn pnny. Iept. K.445 Atlanta. Ga. It j is fre and will be sent at unce. LAST TIME TONIGHT Stewart in The Glory of Yolanda A story f tlic tempta tions of a dancer of the Ballet Royal. FRANK DANIELS in comedy MR. JACK LIFLES . TOMORROW ROBERT WARWICK STAR Mctlford's t't'zy Photoplay Theatre. AMl'SF.MF.STS TOXKJIIT There Goes One of our rrguUr customer Ho buys alt his sunlles from us because he knows o will ha vo w ha t h e want no ir.attrr what he may ncod. Sluing, spring ell,". pit"n rinp?, pNUmtm point?, generator brushes. In fact everything for hia car, C. E. Gates Auto Co. TdNIGHT Fannie Ward IN Betty to the Rescue !'u II of .KntiTlahitiu'iit n'o Metro Drew Comedy Between' One and Two TOMORROW THE BAD BOY ' With Robert Harron Pasfe Southern Oregon's ;rtNitont place of Amusement. EVENTUALLY You will want, after trying our rood quality of 3nm lier, testing our facilities and experiencing our meth ods of luisiiioKs, to do your Lumber Buying from us. Why Not Now? ' All Under Cover, out of the sun and rain. Lumber, Shingles, Doors, Win . dows, Cement, Lime PRICES RIGHT, QUALITY HIGH. MEDFORD LUMBER Cb. tra wb errie s Strawberries 200 Boxes of Strawberries for Saturday BANANAS ORANGES GRAPE FRUIT . Our Line of Vegetables Will be Complete CABBAGE NEW SPUDS PEAS RHUBARB ASPARAGUS SPINACH HEAD LETTUCE CUCUMBERS And Everything Else That's.in the Market. Have you tried that Walla Walla Flour'? We guarantee you to have the best bread you've had for vears. (live it a trial. REMEMBER THE PLACK. NES GROCERY Phone Orders a Specialty. First Store East of Park. What Effect Will the War Have on Business? 4. No doubt you have asked and been asked this question We Have the Answer but only so far as ur business is concerned. Our answer is the war cannot and shall not affect our business until jil'ier (he loth of June. (The war will make us more business.) Why? You Ask Let's Reason Together First We have stood by (he pnblie during the past three years by i,o raising our prices; alllto we have been j ;,ii.M; pi() j,,,,. (.(l)t more for all materials and l.ibor iH costing much more than ever before. Second We have continued to give an All Wool garment at the same old price. Third We have demonstrated tlmt wo can make a satisfactory Si.il IVoni All Wool Material. Three hundred styles to select from. SI S.M to $20.00 l'"1" "1 It is impc-r-iibla for anyone to buy a satisfactory Suit nude to order for less money than vo ask. GUS, The Tailor 40 North Front Street