MEDFOTIT) WATT TRTBTTNT! MEPFORP. OttKOOX, WF.DXESDAV, MAY 2:1. 1017
IfOCAL AND
, IMPERSONAL
1
H. B. Momycr, ehlef park ranner,
who has just coma down from Cuter
Lake to Klumath Falls for H few days,
reuorU that skiing will be good In the
vicinity ot the lake for at least two
week b yet.
Mtb. Leach, corsets made to meas
urements guaranteed. Phone 683-J.
FollowliiK much persistent work un
the Klamath Indian reservation by
arm rerrulthiK sergeant Koro and
others, but two Klamath Indians have
enlisted bo far In the army. They are
Jesso L. Kirk and Kliion S. Jllller.
Kirk Is a son of the late Jesse L, Kirk
who for many years guided the des
tinies of the Klamath Indians.
. Johnson for high class watch re
pairing, tf
Harold A. Lincoln and brldo have
returned to Med ford from (irants
Pass. They were married in thlB city
Saturday afternoon by ltev. F. V.
Carstens, at the home of Jlrs. J. C.
Ottlnger, 220 South (irapo street. The
bride was Mrs. Eva Davis, who has
been employed at the eentral tele
phono office. Mr. Lincoln Is u business
man from Pacific county, Ore. In sev
eral wooks they expect to make their
homo in I ho vicinity of Porllasd.
Piano tuning, V. I'. llrooks, with
Palmer Piano Place, South Central.
73
James K. Grieve returned to Pros
pect yesterday after a trip to the city
on business. Sinco ho purchased a
car his tripB to tho city ure becoming
f rod lien t.
Buttermilk lOo gal. De Voe's.
Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Arnold of Ta
coma are visitors In tho city.
Dr. Margrave, Farmers and Fruit
growers Bank bldg. Phone 230.
Many auto tourist parties have
been passing through tho city recent
ly, leading to the prediction nt local
garages that the auto tourist travel
through Medford will be very heavy
this summer.
Phone 884 Hoath's Drug Store.
Providing tho weather Is favorable,
the Grizzlies will go to an unnamed
mountain peak south of Medford next
Sunday and with ceremony namo It
after Will O Stool. The trip to the
mountain had to be called off last
Sunday because of bud weather.
Unkery goods at De Voe's
The student body of tho O. A. C. Is
much depleted at the present time as
a total of 563 students have been re
leased to, go Ihto tho army, navy and
fioldl..' Former O. A. C. students liv
ing In Medford and vicinity are point;
tog with much prldo to tho institu
tion's record in this rcpard. Of the
663 studonts, 110 are In the officers
reserve corps training camp at Snn
Francisco, 17 In tho navy, 11 In the
army and 3!I7 In tho ship yards, mills
and on farms. ,
Johnson for high clasB watch re
pairing. tf
Among business visitors in tho city
arc Chas. It. Peterson of Tacoma. W.
C. Michael of Chicago and J. M. Hut
chins of New York.
Big 6c milk BHaRe at De Voe's.
An auto tourist patty which stop
ped In the city today to replenish sup
plies consisted of O. C. Many, W. A.
Mr. and Jlrs. W. II. Sleeper and Mrs.
Murphy, sister of Mrs. Sleeper. They
woro in throe ears nnd curried a plen
tiful supply of tents,, liedclinir nnd
enmp utenslle. The party Is en route
from Long Heard, Calif., to Montana.
They report tho rouil for about four
miles on tho other side of the Slskl
yous In very bad condition, nnd that
they passed four cars stalled there
that will not be able to get out of the
mud for snmu time.
Fresh chocolates nt Do Voe's.
iiooeri I'eloiiKo, whllo wailing to
leavo for France with the Stanford
Vnlverslty unit w hich will serve then
in ino American ambulance corps, If
busy nt his r.ilhur'a ranch near l-jiule
Point, chopping wood and doing other
work about the ram li. About .May 3 t
noimy will ilolf his overalls and
blouse and leave fur Ww York, fri.
wnicn cny ino ambulance corps unit
will sail for France e:;rly in .tunc
Dr. Heine fits Aliases correctly.
Y. K Powers of San Francisco Is a
business visitor In the city.
It's time to plant dulilla bulbs and
up to Juno Kith. Send one dollar to
U. II. J'nxson, Central Point, or come
and gel eight assorted, labeled, field
grown roots. We have bits of higher
priced ones, too. Wo pay I ho post
age.
,vir. and sirs. Kugoue Chllders. who
spent the winter In the valley, huv
returned to Kl.imaili Falls.
Hatha 25c. Hotel. Holland
Tho report Is ponds tint all along
tho Southern Pacific line that In re
hjioiiso ui an oiner iroin the govern
ment rallri.ud war beard that Iumii I
ous trains should be abandoned no as
to provldo more eiiiiiiiiiit. for th
transportation of troops. Die Southern
Pacific will very soon cease running
the Shasta Limited trains. Agent Van
AVauing, of Medford. however, has re
colveci no worn to mat rtiect, nor
heard of any such order.
Have jour mattresses renovated
upholstering, auto top and trimming
done at W. II. Brown's, 143 North
Front. Phono 1 '''. 6
C .V .Heeler of Ashland, recently
ronvlcted in tho Justlco court on a
bootlegging charge has paid his flue
of till.IV, the Jail BC-ntence being
suspended because In the opinion of
the court, the defendant was not In a
mental condition warranting Incarcer
ation. Several prominent citizens of
A shland and vicinity including Benton
Bowers, County Commissioner George
Owen and Dr. Swedenborg signed a
petition for suspension of the jail
sentence.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M.
F. & II. Bldg.
Word was received in Medford yes
torday that A. L. Mill, president or
tho Woods Lumber company, was op
erated upon for appendicitis in Port
land Monday. The operation was en
tirely successful and a speedy recov
ery is anticipated,
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St.
Marks Building. Phono 323-Y.
L. B. Minard, who has spent the
past four months in Medford and who
had planned to go into tho tiro pro
tector buslnss with II. B. Patterson,
has been compelled to change his
plans and assume charge of the 1000-
acre stock ranch of J. M. Frothlng-
ham at Macdoel, Calif. Mr. Frothlng
ham will enter tho officers reserve
training camp at San Francisco. Mr.
Minard waB foreman of tho ranch for
four years before coming to Medford
and gavo up tho position because of
fulling health and needing a chnngo
of climate. Mr. Minard who is at
Macdoel will return to this city for a
few days and then will assume his
duties as superintendent of tho ranch
Gasoline and oil at De Voe's.
A. C. Hart nnd family left this
morning for western Washington,
near Walla Walla, where thny will
muko their future home on a fine
ranch of 220 acres.
For sale, birds, cheap. 418 South
King Btrcet. Phone 739-Y. 57
G. N. Lewis of Jacksonville left
Wednesday for Kugeno to attend the
convention of the grand lodge of Odd
Fellows now In session there. Peter
Flrk nnd C. 1). Abbott, also of Jack
sortvlllo, are attending tho convon
tlon.
Metz cars at Riverside Garage. '
W. T. Grlcvo left today for Klam
nth county whero he will spend sev
eral days In cruising some timber
along tho Klamnth river.
Itawlcs Moore, Attorney at Law.
M. F. & II. building. , tf
Mrs. II. H. Cox who has been visit
ing her brother, Will Gentry, and
family, returned homo Wednesday to
Hilt, Calif..
Tent fustory now In Nat.
IHrs. 3. W. Jones and son left today
for Lakovlew, Orogon, whero she will
visit hor mother.
Metz cars at RIvoralde Oarage
R. .1. Brevard loft Wednesday for
San Francisco to spend sevoral days
thero on business.
Tom Merriman Is doing business nt
tho old stand once more. 55
Mrs. W. A. Jones and daughter,
Miss Maud tXewbory, of Klamath
Falls, returned homo today after a
visit with Jlrs. Jones' sister, Mrs. Joe
Itador.
Dr. Henry Hart, Jackson County
Bank building. Office hours 2 to 4
p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mansfield
ot Prospect are visiting In tho city
today, having motored down Tuesday
afternoon.
For blacksuilthlug nnd horso shoo
ing, seo Tom Merriman at the old
stand. 55
Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Shaw of Yrcka
are visitors in the city today.
Dr. Clara Dunn, office rooms 10
and 11, Jackson County Bank build-
lug. 6!
One of the sales of special Interest
will be the "clean-up sale" of discon
tinued lines now In progress at
Mchmldt's Shoe Store, with bargains
for nil the family.
Dahlia bulbs for sale. Phono lt'.Fll
5;
1 be l'alvnt-Tencber circle of the
Washington school will bold Its last
Hilar meeting of tho year Friday
ifternoon at 3 o'clock In tho Wash
ington luilldlng. All mothers and
those Interested in tho school are In
vited to attend.
Top factory now in Nat.
The V. C. T. I', will meet nt the
public library Thursday afternoon nt
2:3i). Mis. I'pton of I lie Louise Res
cue Hume In Portland will give un
iddiess. She Is a. very Interesting
speaker. Kveryoue Is Invited to at
tend.
For the best Insurance see Holmes.
the lnsiiranco Man.
James T. Chlmioek, state water
commissioner, arrived In Medford
Tuesday to complete adjudications In
llouno River water rights.
Attorneys Porter J. Neff and O. C
Hoiis returned Wednesday morning
from Salem w here they argued a case
before the supreme court.
Many Medford people will attend
tho annual Valley Pride Creamery
picnic, and Applegale valley school
meet tomorrow. Attorney H. A. Can
aday and County Pathologist C. C.
Onto are on the speaking program.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Collins who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W.
It. Del. ay, returned to their home at
Klamath Falls today. Mrs. Collier
and Mrs. DeLay are sisters.
J. 11. Dyer, assistant general man
ager of the Southern Pacific, was in
Medford today for a short time In his
private car.
Auto tourists arriving in tho city
Wednesday report having had much
difficulty In getting over the Slski
yous because of bud roads, and said
that about 25 tourists are cumping
along the road on the other side of
the mountains, waiting to come over.
Valid F. Meffner of Trull Is so
journing in the city today.
H. J. Ilildcburn ol Roseburg,
crushed rock contractor on tho Pa
cific highway work In tho SIsklyous
was in the city yesterday getting
ready to resume the work on the high
way where it was left off last fall.
Mrs. R. Griffin, V. II. Tonway and
II. W. Floyd are among the Portland
visitors in Medford today.
McC'lure Gregory of San Francisco
was a business visitor In the city
Wednesday.
Tho public schools of Medford will
not ropoen next fall until October 1,
in order that tho older pupils may
help In tho handling ot the fruit
crops. This announcement was made
Wednesday by V. Meldo HIUIs, super
intendent of the public schools. Here
tofore the Bchools hnvo opened about
the middle, of Seplemuer.
erlo probably iiiiknouu lliat a decis
ion lias been reached aliieit lite posi
tion of Alsace-Lorraine."
Count llertlim; e.vwn--iil the con
viction Unit the war would end liv lull
iind said the results of llie subma
rine warlord were satisfactory.
W4SIIINTTO.V Mav 23.-Hear- !ty commissions and others win '.- WASIIIMJrO.N. May 2X Ul,
inu-s on tlie railroads' petition for a mined to state their views Hearings ,mlnv ,.an exemptions and trmtet
111J.S on me o i , .( (1,,nsitm . ....,.,..,,. ,lf
15 per cent advance in ireigiu ...;" -" . ... , , ,),.,r i . . , . .... . -
II im "- .....-.--. - miiii-iiiii tumid niiiin mil , el n J(i.
were resumed tod
it is believed
by the interstate
i. ...i.... ..HI. on PV- lO
commerce coiuivisoniu - , , ..iriilnn ol
roaos uiivu asiiu i.j -
July 1, the date upon which the
baustive program under which ship
l -.,,.11,. ,,Hli
peis, state raiiroau aim jiuum.
tho proposed increase.
oral M'l'Viee apparently ure lining t
utile belter mini noidim; their
in reevuitiirj'.
own
At a special meet ins of the city
council Inst night the lime for paying
water rents wn.s changed. Hereafter
wnter consumers will pay by wards
on certain (lutes, but will pay quar
terly as heretofore. The times for
payinir water rents nre now ns fol
lows: First ward, williin first 13 days
of January, April, July nnd October.
Second ward, within first fifteen days
of February, May, August, nnd No
vember. Third ward, willifn first :
days of March, June, September nnd
December.
The council also passed nn ordi
nance regardiiiK the payment of nil
city salaries and bills agtiinst the
city." Heretofore all salaries and lulls
were paid the first Tuesday of each
month, rrom now on salaries will
bo paid on the lOtli of each month
and bills njjainst the oily on the 251 li,
except bills subject to discount, which
will he paid on the llllh. All bills
must hereafler lie in Ihe city record
's office by the fifth of ouch month.
The chiiiicx's mude by the two ordi
nances nre part of a plan of syste
matizing the city work nnd facilitat
ing il-
TO STUDENTS. FRIDAY
Tho Alumni Senior-Junior recep
tion will tako place at the armory
Friday evening, May 25, regardless of
any reports to tho contrary. For the
benefit of the school board, who have
shown no end of personal interest In
this affair, the alumni wish to make
the following announcement:
This alumni reception, which is
given in honor of the senior and Ju
uior classes. Is distinctly an alumni
affair, managed and financed by till
organization. Tho Junior class will
have absolutely no part in the financ
ing of this dance.
The younger ret are looking for
ward to this occasion which will be In
the nature of n reunion for many of
the college students who have recent
ly returned home. Dancing will start
promptly at 9 o'clock, the iiiuslo bo
Ing In cbari:e of Herb liunspaeh.
All alumni, high school and college
students nnd few outsiders nre in
luded in the Invitation list.
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If you are smoking Falimas you
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found that their delicately balanced
Turkish blend is comfortable. That
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fine and fit even after au unusually
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Photoplay Theatre.
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tin or mito. Al Addirss J.
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"CARO FIBRE"
FRUIT
WRAPPERS
Caro Kihre is tho only r-.;il l-'ruit
WrailHr nnd el uully pvtdons t ho
Ufo of tho fruit. Whon wot from
shipping in cold stomao o;irs, liro
Kihro forms a Mlk mko til.iUKt t. olos
ini; tho pons of tlio Kniit, pi r in it I in::
tho warmth to n-ioh the r.onrt gradu
ally as It is rxposod t' tlio nttnos-
phoro, ntul ;r. all olhor papi rs 1:0 to
nitvos dmiiu: tlio period of voi'iinern-
tioii. t'aro 1'iliro is tlio only wrapper
that should he iimmI naturally hh;in
inn a in ttrr pri- for the Kniit. :i to
tho other merits, liumuvds of the
largest Fruit Crowers ran testify to
tho fai t that it is tho host. It pit ks
up easier, packs qni Uer. looUs hetter
t'aro rihro is j,okl hy the thousand
shoots, not hy tho pouiul ns otliers:
direct fmiv, tho Mill to Growers, You
net what ou hay. It is tied in thou
sands. Voa can readily count it your
self. There is no waste.
Give it tho w iter tost. Prov what
wo pav. Wo furnish Samples Tree.
FRUIT BUYERS:
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