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MEDFORD MATL TRTBTTNT1 MTIDFQRD, OREOON", TUESDAY, MAY" 22. 1917
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PERSONAL
Mr. M. M". Searf nnd diuiKhtnr,
Joyce, aro homo from a two weokn'
visit In Sun Kiunclmo, mid .llsn Scarf
has reRiimcd lior dutleB at the publlr
lllirary.
MrH. r.Ofli i, ri 7 i-''T 1 P;fl'!' to IlKnfl-
11 rMTi nt .: plltrutit !. I"'irii; I'.Vt ,!.
n ynt nv tost of the iiOO eL'gs !n
thft electric InciilmlorR In tho Inderal
building has been made. Ilnrniifio of
the large number of CKKH'but one tertt
will be made us to the fortuity of the
eggs and that probably next Monday
A committee of memhers of the
Greater lledford club Is turning the
eggs over twice dally.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing. If
D. M. I.owe of Ashland Is spending
Tuesday In this city nnd vicinity,
Plnno tuning, VI. P. Brooks, with
Palmer Piano Place, South Central.
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Charles B. Gay has returned from
Portland where he went on business
connected with tho juvcnllo court
En route home Monday some one who
got off at Crntits Puss took his still
case by mistake and left In Us place a
woman's suit enso. As yet Mr. Gay
ban been unable to get trace of his
suit case.
Buttermilk lie gal. Pe Voe's.
The Amoma clans of the Haptlut
Sunday school will hold Its mid
monthly Bible study at tho home of
Mrs. E. J. Stewart, 504 Pennsylvania
avenue, Wednesday ovening. All old
and new members nro requested to
attend.
Dr. Hargrave. Farmers nnd Fruit
growers Bank hide Phone 230 1
Thomas M Trusty of Prospect, who
for some tlmo has been driving the
stage between Haglo Point and Per
sist for his father, enlisted In the
marines at the Medford recruiting of
fice Monday and left Inst nlKht for
Portland to take the physical exam
ination. Phone 884 Heath's Drug Store.
h. It. Lewis has purchased the Lew
is auto line between Medford nnd
Central Point from bis brothor, W.
L. Lewis.
Bakery goods at De Voe'a
8. C. Bartrum supervisor of the
forestry service lit the llosoburg dis
trict, returned to Hosoburg Tuesday
morning aftor a brief visit in the city
on business.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing. tf
Dr. B. G. Rlddoll has consented to
be a candidate for membor of the
school board nt tho coming election.
Big 6c milk shakes at De Voe'a.
James Chlnnock, stato wator com
missioner, Is In tho city from Snlom
on -business pertaining to his office.
For the best Insurance seo Holmes,
the Insurance Mnn.
H. M. Scott of Cherry Glove, Ore.,
nrrlved In the city Monday to spend
ome time here on business.
Presh rhnrnlate tit lie Vih's
M. L. Erlcson, forest supervisor,
loft for Klamath Kails on Tuesday
morning to spend several days In that
vicinity on forestry business.
Dr. Holne fits Glasses correctly.
Prof. V. C. Relmcr of tho Talent
experimental station and Claude C.
Cate, county pathologist, have Invited
the farmers of Josephlno county, and
others who may bo Interested to Join
In a trip covering 12 or 15 experimen
tal fields of nlfalfn which hnvo been
variously treated with fertilizer.
County Agent Thompson Is desirous
of gathering a good sire delegation In
make the trip as these demons! rat Ions
are most valuablo to nlfall'u growers.
Grass Pass Courier.
It's tlmo to plant dahlia bulbs nnd
up to Juno 15th. Send ono dollar to
II. H. Paxson, Central Point, or come
and got eight assorted, labeled, field
grown roots. We have lots of higher
priced ones, too. Wo pay the pest
age. Edgar S. Ilafer of Medtnrd, Is reg
istered nt Hotel Portland, Portland.
Orogon.
Baths !5c. Hotel. Holland
Mr. and Mrs. C. I Shaffer nnd Mr. ami Mrs. A. L. Coulton of Port
Miss Zella Shaffer aro tourlutu In the i land aro spending several days In the
NOBODY LOVES THIS MAN
city, Mr. Coulton being hero on fruit
city who are motoring from Sin 1)1
ego to Portland.
Have your mattresses renovated. Ton, jiorrlman Is doing business nt
upholstering, auto top and trimming , t, 0i,i Btami onc0 more. B3
done at W. II. Brown's, 142 North, Joy IIiimmou rccU)r
Front. Phono 143-.T. s!fsi ,!, (,,,.!, ir, r,,- u..,i,..,.,
Mrs. Mary S. Dow. Miss Kinma Hill UM nMll to nttend the convention of
business.
and Miss Lucy K. Greene of I'lttsfleld,
Muss., .Mrs. GO. Storey ol Gloucester.
-Mass., and Mrs. A. A. llatehelor of
Xnrllibfiro. Mars., tjnrhts who spoilt
the winter In 'California continued
n 1.1. Mr i'Mirrov ho'ie T"o.d;!y after
a two days stop in Medford. While
hero they put 111 most or their time
motoring to various points In the val
ley. See Davo Wood about that fire in
surance policy. Offlro. Room 404 M.
P. ft H. Illdg.
C. R. Cotton of Klamath Falls nnd
San Francisco, tho ell known lum
berman, is In the city on business.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St.
Marks Building. Phono 323-Y.
Fred G. Snedeeor Is among the
Medford members of tho order who
the dloi cse of Oregon, lie expects to
j return to the city next Saturday.
: Dr. Henry Hart, Jackson County
; Hank building. Office hours 2 to 4
P. ni.
! Joseph Maloney of Missoula, Mont.
Is a sojourner In tho city,
i For hlncksmllhing and borso shoe
j lug, seo Tom Merrlinan at the old
'ntnnd. B5
Ono of the features of the big pa
j triotic parade last week waB tho an
I poarance of the Home Guard company
of Tablo Rock and also a squad of
Red Cross workers of that vicinity
among the many marchers. Tho pres.
ence of these delegations from the pa
triotic little neighboring community
was much appreciated by t lie patriotic
day committee and aroused much
n rrt In n 1 1 nit itn imn nt tlm iri-nml Inili.ft
meeting at the Odd Fellows- at Eu- j THinentary talk all along tho line
geno this week.
Clocks, wntclies and Jewelry re
paired. B. N. llutler, M. F. & II. Co.
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Chas. R. Miller of Klamath Falls Is
a visitor In tho city.
Oafnllne nnd nil at De Voe's.
Tho graduation exercises of the S:i-
"red Heart hospital will be held this
evening 111 the snmll ball of the nata
torium. Miss llllschrr Is tho erndii-
ito nurse for this year. A flno musi
cal program Is to 'be presented and
several prominent physicians will give
addresses. Tho public is cordially
Invited.
For salo, birds, cheap. 418 South
King street. Phone 739-Y. 57
Tho army will establish a regular
recruiting station In this city. Ser
geant P. .1. Bauer, who has had
charge of tho Grants Pass recruiting
office, arrived in tho city Tuesday
nnd will hnvo charge of tho office.
of march
Dr. Clara Dunn, office rooms 10
I nnd 11, Jackson County Bank build
ing. 62
Mrs. J. F. Clough of Cnnyonvllle,
Oregbn, who has been visiting her
I sister, Mrs. L. E. Knyart, tho past
two weeks, returned to her home
Tuesday. Her son Huron was one of
: tho four young men out of 125 appli
cants from Douglas county to he ac
cepted for entrance Into tho officers
reservo corps training camp at San
Francisco.
I Dahlia bulbs for salo. Phone 16F11.
57
I Ike Frldlnr left Tuesday morning
for Yroka whero he will spend several
days on business.
Top factory now m Nat.
I Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brown of Fres
no, Calif., are visitors In tho city.
' In a letter received today by a
friend from W. T. Bcverldge, the lat-
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Ho had not decided Tuesday whether tcr B,nt(s tllat ho is Ketilng along
to ornto the off eo n t in federu "v
biill.llnir nr In n linsli.nss butkllni? nt "rcmcrton and that ho likes the
Tho Grants Pass offico will be con-, J, "orving in naval reserve
tinned and will be Uncharge of Cor-"ll,y w"" 11,0 rilnk of Heiitenant.
pornl Broderlck, who has been work-! " w- Sl111' who for tll(! l,ast fix
Ing there under Sergeant Bauer. Mrs. !months lina lle(!n employed nt Browns,
Bauer accompanied her husband to tot,ll' for Sp"ttl0 wl'or ie will
Medford and they will reside at tliojlocnl Permanently.
Holland hotel. Much laughter will bo aroused to-
Melis cars nt Rlvorsldo Garage. !n,K,,t at Ule sonlr c',wa '"' exercises
William G. Tail, president of (hejin ,ho 1,lt;h scl,Ho1 nudltorlum when
First National hnnk. W. 14. Gore. l" ' ,hs propnec is given, iiiis rea-
T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOK 8ALK $100 pup emu outfit,
$35; $7 clothes wringer, H'..''";
Ironing board ami stand.
Hash bench. 7,'ic; scythe. $1; shov
el, 45c; bucksaw, r.iie; dressmakers
form, 40-ln. bust, fl; 10 lbs. baby
rleo poprorh. $1; wire door mat.
75c; commode, $2; cupper boiler.
$.1.25; galvanised tub. fide; enrd
Ita'ilo. SOe; clothes basket, 23e;
mirror, lixis, 7 r.o ; eight window
shades, $1 25; !)I2 rug, $l.5n;
3xfl rug, $1; large rnnvas. 1. V.
C. Schult, ut fa fo Holland. 54
WANTICI) Girl for general house
work. Phone 7St-W. 5t
Your (Jln.sse.1
Aro Hie Most Con
pleuoiiH tlilti .voll
Wrtr. Wli) ol lime Hie It.-sl'.' Yon
Oin iet Sueli Sj-rvlee Heir.
DR. RICKERT
M KSKiHT SPi: IAI.IST
.Medfoixl, Oli-gon,
Iiresldent of tho Medford National
hnnk, R. F. Antic, enshier of tho
Farmers and Fruit drawers bank, and
Vernoif H. Vawtor, enshier of the
Jackson County bank, nre in attend
ance today at tho convention of the
Southern Oregon bankers at Grants
Pass.
Rawles Mooro, Attorney nt Law.
M. F. & IT. building. tf
Louis Ulrleh, the Jacksonville mer
chant, was spending Tuesday In the
'Mty on buylness.
Tent fastnry now In Nat.
R. K. Xealon of Table Rock was n
visitor in the city Monday.
Metz enrs nt Riverside Garage.
Frank Wallace and Will Stlnson
left today for Copco, Calif., where
they expect to remain for the summer
having oblained employment there.
Thomas Stnnley, tho well known
cattle man of Prospect, and Mrs. Stan
ley motored down to tho city yester
day from Prospect.
tore will bo n burlesquo "on the re
cent mind rendins stunts of the
"great" Alexander at thu Pago the
atre. Olio of tho ciass will pose as
Alexander and several other members
will act as his assistants.
Mrs. M. Becht and Miss Belle
Schaelit, who have been visiting the
family of John Lnuerman for tho past
two months, left Tuesday morning for
their homo at Great Bend, Wis.
Sergeant W. M. Fore, former army
recruiting officer hero nnd who re
cently has had his headquarters at
Klamath Falls, stopped over Monday
night in the city while en route from
Klamath Falls to the Vancouver bar
racks. Ho ays that his application
to be transferred to active duly and
to be sent to France with the first
division of American troops has been
granted and that he will proceed
from tho Vancouver barracks to San
Antonio. Texas, whero tho division is
being mobilized.
How would you liko to he the per
son whose life work is considered so
risky that no life insurance company
would insure your life? Wouldn't
like it, eh? Well, thero Is a man
coming to the Patriotic Carnival who
is In Just that position nobody will
Insure his life. His means of live
lihood is too precarious. His name
Is Beno, and ho presents the most
wonderful free attraction In Ameri
ca, lie is with tho Foley & Burl;
shows playing here from June 5 to
9 inclusive. Free every afternoon
and night during Patriotic Week.
AT GRANTS PASS
Bankers of Southern Oregon
"Group Four," of the stato associa
tion, are meeting today at Grants
Pass. Following the business session
a bunquct will be participated in at
tho hotel Josephine.
The programm for tho afternoon
session is:
Opening address :
Chairman J. W. McCoy
Reports of officers.
Reports of committees.
"Tho Relationship Between the
Farmer and the Banker"
Frank C. Bramwell
"The Other Fellow" W. H. Gore
"Ab Others See Us" R. B. Miller
General discussion. '
Election of officers.
Tho program following the banquet
will be;
"Our Town" V. H. Vawter
"The Ideal Banker"....V. 0-. N. Smith
"Our Flag" Win. G. Tait
To.istmasler Sam H. Baker
ARSONISTS INDICTED
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The Choral Clhh orchestra concert
to bo given next Friday night nt the
Presbyterian church is for the benefit
of tho nrmy Y. M. C. A. and not for
tho Red Crocs as had been announced.
Lee Bradsliaw of Lake Creek spent
Monday on business in the city.
Mr. and Mra.?.3. K Howard of
Klnmnth Falls were In tho city today
on a motor trip from thoir homo to
Portland.
L. B. Mlnard, who has spent tho
past four mouths In Medford nnd who
had plauued to go Into the tiro pro
tector businss with II. II. Patterson,
has been compelled to eliango bis
plans and assume charge of tho 1000
acre stock ranch of .1. M. Frothlng
hnm at Macdoel, Calif. Mr. Frothlng
ham will enter tho officers reserve
training enmp at San Francisco. Mr.
Mlnard was foreman of the ranch for
four years before coming to Medford
and gave up the position because of
failing health and needing a change
of climate. Mr. Mlnard who is nt
Macdoel will return to this city for a
few days and then will nssuine bis
duties as superintendent of tho ranch.
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" When you pay more than
Fisl( price!, imi pail for some
thing that Joes not exist."
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THIS man has learned that
tire satisfaction is to be
measured by the extent of
the manufacturer's interest in
the car owner's personal ex
perience, His money buys unusual
mileage nnd leal non-s!;icl
protection plus the basic Fisk
Policy to see that dealers and
users alike get full value from
The (rial of Mrs. Xan StrieUfad
den nnd Jfrs. Dreyfus, formerly of
Ashland, and Jtrs. Garwood of Scut
tle, who were indieled yesterdavliy
the pnmd jury on the chui'ffe of set
ting' fire to Mr. Strickfadden's home
in Ashland with, intent to defraud the
.insurance company, is expected to lie
hnrd fought and full of sensational
developments. The Slrieki'ndden
house was burned last March, nnd
several weeks nsro the accused per
sons were arrested. At the same time
Hint Mrs. Garwood was arrested in
Enircne. N. K. Hemphill of Medford,
who hud been workim; for her in con
neelion villi n Washington land sell
ing scheme, was placed under urresJ.
It is claimed he made n complete con
fession io the authorities. Several
WO.MHX IKHX4S MUX'S WORK
Ono of tho .most striking results of
tho great war in Kurope, is tho ex
lent to which women are doing the
work of men. Travelers to England
nnd Franco report that practically
every able-bodied man Is in uniform
and women by the thousands are en
gaged In doing men's work acting
as conductors and drivers on the cars
and doing all sorts of heavy work be
sides. Tills shows unexpected possibilities
In what has been mistakenly called
tho weaker sex. Women nre subject
to ailments which men do not have,
and when so ailing become weak,
helpless sufferers. But a remedy has
been found. For forty years. Lydla
E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
has been making such women well
nnd strong, and as able to do work as
any otner woman.
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TIRED FEET
Donn! Eucalyptus Ointment
T All DRUO BTOntS
I Tubes 29c Jina boo
AMlSlvMKXTS TONIGHT
Southern Oreson's
Of Greatest place of
n Amusement. ,.
The Beautiful New Star
ENID BENNETT
who has just en-re to this coun
try from Australia.
THE FRINCESS OF THE DAFK
Till ANCl.l-: COMKPY
WHK.V IIKMiTS OH, HIT,
A MI'S l-VM K X TS TO M (i II T
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Medl'onl's
"O.y l'llotoplny
Theatre.
Violet Mersareau
Little Miss Nobody
r' pree:I a niodern Topy. S';e
just gnv.
Also r.NIVKIlSAL MACA'.IXK
TOMOUIIOW
Irene I'enwlrk and tcn Mootv
Fink Tra For SJc By
MEDFORD VULCANIZING W0EKS
Medford
WINDOW SCREEIiS
SCREEN DOORS
LATTICE MATERIAL
Pacific Furniture &
Fixture Factory
hours laK'r he committed suicide in County Prosecuting Attorney Kol
jail l.v Inking poison. - .. : ..jerts has appointed 11. C. Porter J
It. is claimed hy Hie mi! Iioriiies ''.-.hlaud, former chief 0f police T
that .Mrs. (hirwo.l, in Iheir opinion, j th:lt city as special Investigator f
was one ol the N aders u :i:i n i-oii ; .i.icson county. Mr. Porter'. ,i,.i.
111.
rinsr Hint operated exicii-ivclv
Paeilie const. .
Miss Alma '.;i:;r'.c;i of
Branch. Minn.. Is visiting In the city
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will consist of general Investigatii
ui ) J!lw vlolnlln, i
North jreported to the prosecutor's office ail I
li"m nil parts of (lie county. II
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All Under Cover, out of Hie sun and rain.
Lumber, Shingles, Doors, Wi
dows, Cement, Lime
PRICES EIGHT,; QUALITY HIGH.
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Medford's Big Patriotic Carnival
June 5 to 9 Inclusive
Foley & Burk's Mighty Midway Shows
Presenting mors new and exclusive features, more high
class and world-famed spec'alties, more sensational and
fascinating free acts, more unique, bevildering and ex
travagant shows than any other Carnival Company in
the west.
ATTRACTIONS THIS YEAS:
FOLEY & BURK'S famous Dog and Pony Circus;
Monkey ville; the Eomoo Family'strange little people;
the Newleyireds and Gnoolioms; Circus Side Show;
Loretta, most wonderful ?ivl in the wcrld. the Famous
Siamese Twins, two li! Lie rrirls born grown together;
Submarine U-2, most, thril'ihsr rid of aU time; Big Eli
Fen-is Wheel; the Finest Carry-Us-All on the coast,
and many other features that go to roako up the larg
est and best Carnival (Jc.m-)rny to ever tctar the wes
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-You love her
Yen doubt her
- Ycu condemn her
Ycu pity her
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Mi $ ' P.F.ICE? AdulLs, Lower Floor 25c;
1 1 J Lj . Balj0Kyl5c. Children 5c.
Southern Oregon's Orc.-te?t Fbce of Amusement
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