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MKDFORn MATL TRTBTJNE MEDFORD. OTfEflOX. TUESDAY. MAY 20. 1917
IOCAL AND i
J PERSONAL
Business men of Marhfk-ld, anions
whom are a number of former Ash
land men, are arranging to run an ex
cursion to Ashland during the round
up celebration of that city on July 3,
4 and 6, from the Coss Hay country.
The local commercial club will prob
ably take steps to persuade the visi
tors to stop off at Medford on the
trip. The Grants Pass chamber of
commerce has already written- invit
ing the Coos Hay folks to visit their
city and surrounding country.
Mrs. Leach, corsets maoe to meas
urements guaranteed. Phone B83-J. '
Captain Gordon Vorhcls of Port
land, former owner of tho Ilurrell or
chard, arrived Tuesday to spent a
day looking after business Interests.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing, tf
Horace Pelton of Sams Valley was
a Medford visitor Tuesday.
Piano tuning, V. P. Brooks, with
Palmer Piano Place, South Central.
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George B. Carpenter returned Tues
day from a brief business trip to
Portland.
Buttermilk 10c gal. De Voe'i.
Southern Pacific detectives and po
lice officers all along the lino of the
railroad are trying to locate the mys
terious stranger who knocked Private
Adam Garren of Companyl off a high
bridge at Graves Creek Into ono das
last week while he was guarding the
bridge. The man Is thought to be a
tramp. His description is as follows:
Height, 6 feet 8 inches, weight 165,
smooth shaven, Dandy complexion, red
hair, two teeth missing in front, wore
checked overalls and blue coat, and
carried a roll of blanketB. Gurrcn,
both of whose logs were fractured
above the knee by the fall, Is reported
as doing nicely at the Sacred Heart
hospital In this city, although it will
be probably six months before he has
fully recovered.
Or. Hargrave, Farmers and Fruit
growers Bank bldg. Phono 230.
Prof. George Rebec of the Univer
sity of Oregon, will have charge of
the Portland center of the summer
school of the university, which will
begin In Portland June IS. Nearly
400 teachers of Portlnnd nnd vicinity
have signified their Intention of tak
ing the summer work in that city. Dr.
Rebec himself will direct two courses
one In psychology and the other In
philosophy of history.
Phone 884 Heath's Drug Store.
Frank Workman, tho well known
ranches residing about two miles
south of the city, left last night for
Rochester, Minn., where he will again
be operated on by a famous surgeon
of that city. Two years ago -Mr.
Workman was operated on by the
same surgeon for stomach trouble and
was apparently cured, '.ately, how
ever, tho old trouble returned.
Bakery goods at De Voe's.
Katherlne Howclls of .Medford won
first honorable, mention in tho Junior
class at O. A. C. In tho Clara II. Waldo
prize contest at that Institution, and
Incidentally $30 cash. Tho winners
have Just been announced. Ono prize
winner Is selected from oach of the
four classes and two other members
of the class receive honorable men
tion. Tho freshman girl receiving
this houor gets $10 In gold, and the
sophomores, Juniors and seniors, $20,
$30, and $40, respectively. In select
ing the winners of these honors cho
lastlc standing, leadership nnd tiunll
ties of woiunnliood nnd student uctlv
ltles are points considered.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing. tf
Miss lnei Young of Fort Junes. Cal
Is pending several days in the city,
having arrived Monday afternoon.
Boe Davo Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M
F. ft H. Bldg. .
George Hunt, manager of the star
and Page theatres, left last night for
Portland to attend the state conven
tion of tho Oregon motion picture o
hlbltors.
Dr. Heine fits Glasses correctly.
At the annual election of SlRtiiu u
fraternity at the University of Oivgim
for president of the fraternity honsi
next year, the honor went to Hon
Newbury, son of Attorney Gus New
bury of Medford.
Big 6o milk snnxes at Do Voe's.
George 11. Durham, the Grunts Pass
attorney, was a business visitor nt
Jacksonville and Medford Tuesday.
It's time lo plant da.'illa bulbs and
up to June 15th. Send one dollar to
R. II. 1'sxson, Central Point, or come
ind get eight assorted, labeled, field
grown roots. We have lots of higher
priced ones, too. We pay tho pot
ige.
Mm. J. K. Trevorrow and rltildn n
loft today for Salem to Join Mr Tic
vorrow, w ho has lm n there tor some
time. Mr. Trevorrow was recently
transferred from the superlutciolcurx
of the Medford agency ol I he Metro
politan Life Insurance company to
the superlntendency of tho Salem dis
trlet of the same company.
Spray with "Corona Dry' arsenate
Of lead, a standardised spray. Hard
well Fruit company, exclusive agents
ti;
Tho W. C. T. V will hold an all
day Institute Thursday at the Baptist
church. livery one is invited.
Baths 28c, Hotel. Holland
' Sergeant Walter Ilrown of Com
pany Seven will have Thursday for
San Francisco to enter tho officers
reserve corps training camp. He and
Corporal Sprague Itiegle were the se
lections made by Captain Vance of
the two best men In the company to
take this training. Mr. Hicgle. ac
companied by Freeborn Garrettson,
left Sunday night for San Francisco
in a motor car.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St.
Marks Building. Phone 323-Y.
A plate of fine large strawberries
raised by Dr. Ileekman at his place
on Bell l ane, near Central Point, Is
on exhibition in tho commercial club
window.
Gasoline nnd oil nt De Voe's.
Herbert Launspach, who hns been
with tho Pantorlum for the past year
has resigned his position there and
has accepted one at Krib's Grocery.
Hazel M. Putney, sister of Mrs. E.
C. Root, leaves tonight for a short
visit at Spokane before taking plsltion
as stenographer for Judge Estos of
Bend, Oregon.
Tho U. S. government wants sten
ographers and typewriters at once.
Qualify at tho Medford Commercial
College. Take examinations at Grants
Pass. Start work for Unclo Sam at
$75 a month. Phono 15-1.. C3
Mrs. Fannie Benson of Applegate,
accompanied by her granddaughter,
Edna Sutton, left this morning for
Kennett, California, for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. J. I. Grieves.
Charles Shump of Jacksonville left
today for a short visit at Portland,
from where ho will go to Bremerton,
Washington, where ho expects to ob
tain employment.
Metz cars at Rlvorslde Garage.
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Pnrr of Web
ster, Iowa, tourists who have been
spending several days in the city en
route from I.os Angeles to Portland,
left for the latter city today. For
over two years they have been mak
ing their wny home from Havana,
Cuba, by daylight trips. They stop
ped as long as they pleased at any
place or section of the country that
pleased their fancy, and will keep this
program up until they finally reach
home.
Dr. Henry Hart, Jackson County
Jank building. Office hours 2 to 4
m.
Mrs. Gay Smith of Portland on ar
rival In tho city Monday to visit her
son. Rev. J. F. Smith, was much dis
appointed to learn that ho had re
moved to Uosoburg tho latter part of
last week, having been transferred by
tho recent Freo Methodist church con-
ferenco to the Koselmrg church. She
left for Roseburg this morning.
Rnwlcs Moore, Attorney at Law.
M. F. & It. building. tf
H. D. Kubll of Applegate was in
the city today en route to Grants Pass
to look after tho water rights for
land he rocontly purchased on Thomp
son creek.
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Mao.
Tho automobile stago line between
Medford nnd Hornhrook. Montague
and Yreka has resumed operation
after having had to discontinue be
cause of the bad road over the SIs
klyous. Dr. Chnrlcs T. Sweeney of Murphy,
in tho Applegate country, member of
tho legislature from Josephine coun
ty is in the city today on bttsinoss. He
will remove to this city nnd take over
tho practice of Dr. Clancy when the
latter enters active service In the
army medical corps.
Dr. Clara Dunn, office rooms 10
and 11, Jackson County Bank build
ing. 62
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
VOU SALE - At a hai-gnlii. Singer
sening inuihlr.e. North Ivy.
WANT El i An experienced clerk at
I Woes.
WA.vneo Position on ranch by man
and wile. Eierlennd. l!ox IT..
Mail Tribune. t'.:!
I'Oll SALE I'lo'ap. spring wai;on,
gas engine, auto iruek. Star Meat
Market, i;
Or a n. rf til' .Ii wclrv which nmkrs an t vcrlastim;
lvnu'inliraiu-i' nt' the oivaion.
MARTIN J. REDDY
QUALITY FIRST
I'lioue One O. Mail l"s Your Wants
Tonight Is the first of tho E!ka
ladles nights when the entire club-,
houso and its privileges will be
thrown open to tho ladles. This will
be the program for every Tuesday
night.
Tent fastory now in Nat.
i William Cottrell of Eagle Point is
spending Tuesday In the city.
Fresh chocolates at De Voe's.
C. J. Fry and E. S. Wells are visi
tors from Copper. California.
Flour, $2. CO, guaranteed. Hutchl
I son & Luinsdeu.
II. II. Ilelnroth of Griffin Creel:, is
i enjoying tho day in Medford.
j Top factory now In Nat.
: J. M. Tetherow of Grants Pass was
a visitor in the city on Tuesday.
Metz cars at Riverside Garage.
iMrs. Amanda Townsend and daugh
ter of Portland are visitors in the
city.
Zeb W. Hyde and Ned Harriet of
Applegate were business visitors in
the city Tuesday.
W. C. Seymour, who has been lo
cated at Grenada, California, for sev
eral months, where he has been doing
carpenter work on new buildings
there,' returned to Grenada today af
ter a few days visit with his family
hero.
First Sergeant C. B. Richards nnd
Sergeant A. H. Thomas of Company I
left for San Francisco today to enter
tho officers reserve corps training
camp. They were the selections of
Captain Todd as the best fitted in the
company to become officers.
Captain McQuord and T. E. Nichols
of Eagle Point spent Monday in the
city.
R. P. Brooks of Williams, Oregon,
is a visitor In tho city today.
Guy C. Tabler Is a visitor In the
city today from Clackamas.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Stabo of Sacra
mento, are visiting In the city.
W. F. Dodge of Florida, California,
is visiting his brother-in-law, G. C.
Seymour, and will spend tho summer
here.
Guaranteed flour, $2.60. Hutchi
son & Lumsden.
SACHAMKXTO. May 2!). Provis
ion i'or women lo serve on juries is
miido in u hill by Senator Frank lien
son, signed today by Governor Steph
ens. The measure changes the law.
which previously defined trial juries,
grand juries nnd inquest juries ns "a
body of men,' lo rend "n bodv of per
sons,"' or "citizens,'' so that juries
mnv he drawn I'rom cither sex.
ARE I'HOIMtlETAHY MEDICINES
FRAUDULENT?
Undoubtedly, there may bo some
that are, but on tho other hand, there
are many proprietary remedies Hint
are ns standard as any prescription
that any present day physician can
write, and In thousands of homes you
will find these old, reliablo remedies
In every day uso with satisfactory re
sults. Such a medicines is Lydia E.
Plnkhnm'8 Vegetable Compound,
which for nearly 4 0 years has been
alleviating tho suffering of woman
kind, and overcoming some of the
most serious ailments of her sex. If
you are suffering from any of the ail
ments of women. Just give this medi
cines a trial and prove its worth for
yourself.
AMr.SK.VK.VTS TOXIfiHT
STAR
Metlford's
Cozy Photoplay
Theatre.
ADULTS I5c; CHILDREN 5c
William Desmond
us
The Last of
the In grams
n race of hardy New England
fiherineii Mem and gratiitc
llearteil. The play teenw with
action and t li 1 1 1 ! lauuli and
ohs.
Also
A TRIANGLE K0MEDY
"DONE IN OIL."
STAKTK TOMOKKOW
THE PRICE OF FAME
A WATCH
for the
GRADUATE
flood roads meetings will he held
tonight ns follows .
At Ulioenix in charge of E. (I. ("ulu
man, A. H. Fisher nnd Geo. T. llipjies.
The meeting will Jje addressed by W.
IT. Clore, Nick Kime, A. II. Fisher.
The public is invited.
At Griffin creek n hi;; rally is to be
held this evening nt 8 o'clock. The
speakers are C. K. Gales, John Cur
kin, J. 1L Westcrlund and Mrs. I!. J.
Conroy.
Two meetings will be held tomorrow
night at Table Rock and Agnto.
Three road mooting were held yes
terday. The first nt Grunts Pass nt
the ren!nr Monday Chamber of Com
merce luncheon. Not much rond
boosting- had been done so far in
Grants Pass, but committees were ap
pointed yesterday nnd the campaign
wus begun in earnest. Josephine
county will roll up n majority for the
bond issue.
The next meeting was held at Rogue
River, which was presided over by
Mayor Wctherill. Some !." citizens
were present. Addresses were made
by Mayor Wctherill, ('. E. Gates nnd
,Y. C. Leever. Many" (piestions were
.asked anil satisfactorily answered.
The lust meeting of the day was
held at Gold Hill presided over by
Joe Heeitmn. A fair sized mulience,
including many ladies, was present.
Judge E. V.. Kelly, W. 11. Gore, C. E.
Gales nnil W. C. Leever addressed
this meeting.
A hi" farmers meeting will be held
at the Talent school house on Thurs
day evening nt 8 o'clock. The speak
ers will he V. H. Gore. C. M. Thomas,
J. 11. Fuller. F. C. neither nnd Mrs.
('has. Scliieffelin.
TORIC
Lenses
Will give you clearer, wider and more
correct .vision. No matter what style
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merit, we have it.
DR. RICKERT
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Medford, Oregon.
HERE
TONIGHT
and
Tomorrow
(Decoration Day)
SHOWS
Matinee 2:15 and
Evening 7:15 and
PRICES:
Balcony
Lower Floor
Children
Manager's Note
The slight increased price of ad
n:l.flnji Is nmdo necessary hceauso
of the heavy cost of securing this
exceptional nrodurtlon for our
pntrnns. and ll'--o popular prices
lire made posMMo only hy the
largo capacity of the 1'iige theatre.
You owe it
n1
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a
SUMMER
ft
"Sister Susie"
Human Hair Nets
Cap Shape and Fringe Styles
3 for 25c
MARINELLO HAIR SHOP
-107 Garnett-Oorey Bid-.
4:C0.
9:00
15c
25c
5c
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UNDER
Intcrnntlnnal'y famous
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