Medford mail tribune., June 04, 1917, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE TWO
OCAL AND
PERSONAL
i.,.:,
George Konlwell of I'ondloton, a
former resident of Gold Is visit
ing frk-nd in that illy und .Medford
for a week.
Mrs. Loach, corctH mode to meas
urements guaranteed. Phono CSIi-J.
The Ashland authorities after an
Investigation exonerated A. J. Van
VanlnK, the Medford anent of the
Soutborn Pacific, from any hlaine in
connection with the accident in that
city last Friday in which 12-year-old
Max Gojiltnan Buffered a broken leK
and minor Injuries. Mr. Van Waning
was motoring In Ashland and was
passing along Grant street when the
boy camo toasting down the street
and before Van Waning could stop
the car, crashed into it. The boy Is
in tho Ashland hospital. Inasmuch
as his parents are very poor, Mr. Van
Waning volunteered to pay the hospi
tal bill.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing. tf
The annual convention of the
Southern Oregon Dental association,
which came to an end Saturday even
ing was the most successful in the his
tory of that body. Tho former offi
cers wore re-elected as follows: Pres
ident, Dr. H. ti. Klddell, Medford;
vice-president, Pr. C. K. Tilton, of
W. Walker. Grants Pass; chairman of
committee on .arrangements,
Dr. C. C.
Van Scoyoc, Medford.
Piano tuning. W. P. llrooks, with
Pnlmor Piano Place, South Central.
73
M. 11. Signs, formerly connected j
1j
With tho public schools of Mlford;ernniotalUle.,or onex wees
for several yours, and now a resident
or Grants Pass, Is an applicant for
appointment to tho superlntendency
0 rtho schools or Roseburg.
nuttcrmllk, 10c gal. DcVoe's.
Tho Oregon State Poultry Breeders
..... ...III lw.1,1 .....ntti.tr lit SlL-
BMKjciuuuii "... --
lorn noxt fnll In
connection with the
state fair, according to announcement
JuBt mado by H. J. McClaniihan of l-.u-gono,
president of tho association.
President 15. 10. Richards of tho Amer
lcon Poultry association has Issued an
appeal to poultry raisers everywhere
to continue hatching during the
month or Juno ns part or tho cam
paign Tor war food preparedness.
.. Cakery goods at DeVoo's.
J. W. Perkins yesterday landed a
r,C-pouud salmon, at tho works or tho
rover near tho Curry rami. One hour
and a hair was devoted to landing the
enormous beauty and from the
"healthy" tug of war displayed by
Mr. Salmon in his fight for llto, J. W.
was convinced that lie had booked a
whale. Roseburg News.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing. tf
Dr. and Mrs. George llachcr and
children of Roseburg are vlsltlug In
Medford and vicinity with relatives
and rrlunds. Dr. llnelinr also attend
ed tho dental convention here last
Saturday.
Soo Davo Wood about that tiro In
surance policy, orticc, Room 104, M.
F. & II. Hdlg.
Miss Helen Rohrer lias reinriie.i
homo after a visit with friends in
Roseburg. .
Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly.
In tho circuit court this week J. A.
Tornev will bo placed on trial on the
charge of selling real estate without
proper title. The original complaint
was made by Mrs. W. W. Klfort. Dis
trict Attorney Roberts will conduct
Iho prosecution and Attorney K. K
Kelly will defend Mr. Tornoy.
Rig r,c milk shakes at DcVoe's
The postnfilco will not he closed to
morrow on account of Its being war
registration day. Postmaster -Minis
hud Ilil.Ml.Ird to close the office, but
ill the absence of specific orders to do
so. changed Ills mind. The postofflce
was closed alt ilav today on account
of the good roads bond election.
II', iie to plaul dahlia bulbs and
up to June K.th. Send one dollar to
R H. ravson, Central Point, or come
und get
elullt assorted, labeled, inuu
irrowtl roots.
We haw lots ot nmnor
prlc
d ones, loo. We pay me
age.
Jay Gore nrrliod bom.
Ing for the summer mi.
l.-,..-...... where he has be
llils morn
at Ion from
it attending
the fnlver-llv "f llrcr.nll.
Mel, cars at Itlvernde arM.
Ml-.s Weesle Griffith, teacher In the
a,-, den arte. Hit of the mIl.oIs. left
t 111-.
morning f'"' ner home at .n.isu-
Vllle
. 'I'cnn , where she will spend the
Mimni.T.
turn to
Miss Griffiths witi noi le
vied ford as tun an .hi.....
tlie Million! schools
moid coiivso in
.i... i ..... .-.i ,.r
bus been dln'onunucu u n.
eilucat inn.
Dr, Henry Hart, J
u.uiu building. I'fli"
ekson County
hours, 2 to t
p. lu.
l X Martin of Palo
Alto, ( alitor
Is snenduiK selet.ll
duvs In the
oltv and b lulu .
ilatbs, Hotel Holland
.Thomas Seven.
spent Sunday In the
Fresh (ib'celal'S
Mrs. I.. A. A.liiiu
lers of Giants l'us
of Grants Pa-"
, Hv
at IvV.io's.
, an. I two danth
; who have- been
visiting relativ.
home Htind.iy.
i In M. , It, ii .1. ret urn. .1
MEDFORD
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Church of
Berkeley, California, arrived In the
city today to visit flth their niece,
Mrs. I' A. Shcarburn.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St.
Marks building. Phono :!2:i-Y.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. D. Dlngerfest are
spending several days In the city a'.l
valley. Their home Is at atockton,
California.
Guaranteed flour, $2.60. Hutchi
son & Lumsden.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Davis, of Aber
deen, S. D., are tourists visiting In the
city and valley.
Gasoline and oil at DeVoe s.
Miss Nell Zclser, grade teacher In
the Lincoln school, left this morning
for her homo In Denver, Colorado, to
spend the summer.
Tho U. 8. government wants sten
ographers and typewriters at once.
Qualify at tho Medford Commercial
College. Take examinations at Grants
Pass. Start work for Uncle Sam at
$75 a month. Phono lii-I 03
Bernlce und lilcliurd, daughter and
son or Mr. and Mts. W. Y. Crowson,
left this morning for Coburg, Oregon
near Eugene, to spend tho summer
with trelr grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Cottrell. The children took along
with them their pet dog, Pupo.
Metz cars at Riverside Garago.
Mildred Gertrude Drown of this city
was one of the class of 1 1 4 members
graduated today at the University of
Oregon. She was graduated with tho
degree of bachelor of arts.
Standard strawberry crates at
Dardwell Fruit Co.
.1. F. Corehan and .1. A. Casteel of
"""'". California, are spending sev
ernl days In the city.
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man
H. H. Grieve of the forest service
left today for Woodville In which
neighborhood ho will pursue his gov
Flour. $2. CO. guaranteed. Hutchi
son & LuniHden. -
Mrs. I'l. J. Heauchaiup and daugh
ter, Loonn, left Sunday evening for
two months visit with relatives In
Portland and southern Washington
Mr Hoauehnmn will join them In
. ,,., ,nl,ni.
""""
or .Mrs. uoauciiaiiip, win ueco.iiu.j
them home.
Phone 884 Heath's Drug Store.
J. W. Cox and family, formerly or
Medford, but who now ore residing In
Oakland, California, passed thru Mod
rord Monday on their way to tho Rose
festival at Portland.
At a meeting on Saturday evening
the social committee or the senior
high school clnss completed plans for
the party to bo glvon on Tuesday ev-
onlng at 8 o'clock In the hall over
Daniels 'store. All members or the
Junior class, tho alumni nnd school
board, and tho teachers aro cordially
invited to attend. A good time is as
cured. The evening will bo spent In
a social good tlmo preceded by a short
! musical nroirruni.
Dr. W. P. Holt of Eaglo Point spent
Sunday In tho city with his brother,
Clove, of Portland, who Is en route
south. The latter is an expert
countant and Is at present engaged in
tho work of auditing the account of
a big film concern.
Ralph Ackley or Tillamook, Ore
got'., arrived In tho city yeslerday In
time to have a good visit witli hi:
rather before the hitter's death. Claud
Acklev of Tillamook, Oregon, another
son arrived In the city today.
John K. Host wick, proprietor of the
I'nlou stables, was operated on today
for appendicitis at the Sacred Heart
hospital by Drs. Seely and Sweeney
LIGHT VOTE CAST
ImUniltniiH at liunii to l:iy wort tluil
tin vnl Iu-Iiik rust in tin1 city on Hi
Kmiil roads luihil Issuo would hi very
UfUit, uiih'ss tin votiTrt turn out in
ry lairii n ii m In1 rs this aflt'rnoon
and rvrniiiK. Tho polls art opi-ii until
S p. in.
Hy noon at tho Washington Bi'linol
voting prreinrt, ono of the lari.-
ptvi ini'lM of Iho rlty, hut 1 ti votos hn
Im'I'H rust. At Ihi huiiu tiino at Mir
l It - hull pnvlnrl only S out of Ml
HM rvnistorrd votors of tho prn iiit
had votoil, and at tho prcrinrl at :i
tilth tYnlnil, hut t out' of IM' voto
had hrru rust.
W,NTi:i Girl
work. Vai;e
bone 1 1 '- I ,
Orchards.
1-OU SAI.K Team of bel
aud w iiui.n Gi.od i otii
til -J 1 1 South Grape Sir
full SAI.K
a buy.' t
l Ira pe Sit
Till) SAI.K Or trade. Ihrec fourll-.s
aete on I'a.-lfle hUliwav, (,;.iioiie
s.-bool In ('eiitr.il Point: feme. I:
(ie-rooni coltsi:o with pereli: i:..od
bam: hen-house: woodshed, city
wilier. A bamnlll. A. M, Clark,
Cciiti.il Point . t;
burn. j SffiiS;
WKXKT In Medford. June "d, to Ifef Bs'f P , I
Mr. and Mrs. K I.. Wetidt. a I o pound II pSjl B'.ll It!. I
.laughter. I L Hf Mf f
TOO LATE T0 CLASSIFY i El Wfj,
lor gene, bouse- WW: Vr, I TI J
or address HerK.-lei K . ,lkii;jjrj
ses, b irtless l
liil.in. Call I ' -- "
-iirnltiire and teui. and ' h i. II. i nn riAA
in. i-aii iii ;n south ipir- ClUU.UW.
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MATE TRTBUNTC MEDFORD,
LASSEN PEAK IN
RF.DDING, Cal., June 4. A violent
eruption of Lassen peak, which was
preceded by a subterranean explosion
felt for miles around, occurred here
early today. The volcano sent forth
a black ashy cloud of great volume
which obliterated tho sun for more
than one hour when it was blown
southward by a high wind. The erup
tion was apparently growing In actlv-
itw with unprecedented rapidity.
CHICKS READY AT
FEDERAL INCUBATORS
The H OHO eggs In the electric incu
bators In the federal building began
hatching out late Sunday night and
by tomorrow morning the hatching
process will bo completed. Hundreds
of chicks were peeping in the incu
bators today.
The people who brought eggs to be
hatched out in the Incubators just 21
days ago can come today to get their
chicks. Assistant Postmaster Warner
announced this noon. They .are re
quested to come between the hours of
a. in. and 12 o'clock, noon.
DIED
iH KLr.Y Lorenzo Dniv Aekley,
retired, died at his home, (iH rorth
Ifiverside, at 2 n..m. Jlondiiy, June -1,
fronj Hriglit's diseiise, aged U8 years,
months nnd 24 days. He was u
native ol Ohio ami had been it resi-
lenl of Medford for Hie past !) years,
luiving' come here from lillamouk,
where he resided for muny years.
Mr. Aekley was one of the pioneers
of Oregon, having crossed the phiins
to this slule in 1K")4. He is survived
by his wife, Mary June, nnd nine
liihlren; Lcroy E. and Miss Nellie
and Mrs. Iva Frederick, of Medlord,
Ralph of I'ortlnnd, Claud and Mignon
and liertlin Williams ol lillamook,
llarrv, who is a soldier in the army,
and Mrs. Myrtle Williams of Turlock,
Cal.
'fhe remains will lie tnken to Tilln
nooli tomorrow morning for burial,
ui mpnnied by i.erov r.. aokicv. i ne
funeral services will be held at Tilla-
uook.
NOIiTON' Kveretl Xorton, n pri
vale in Company I, Third Oregon m-
anlry, whose home was at Woodburn,
Ore., died at, the Sacred Heart hos-
lilnl lut i" Saturday ninht ol septis
nm. ll(? was nued '20 years, 11
months and days, ins parents,
from Woodbuni, were at the bedside
it the lime of his dentil. The body
was laken back to vtooiiDiiru Mimiay,
iceonipanied by Sergeant Murray,!
and Ihe funeral will be held ut that
place loinoi-i-ow afternoon. Private (
Vortoti for n loc.g tune had been sub
ject to lonsilitis und was ill much ;
of the tune since the eompnnv has!
been stationed in Medford. l-'ollow-!
insr an ntlack of lonsilitis he was
'olililied to the hospital with the I
neiisles. lie had reeoveri.-d from the
measles und had only been out of the
hospital ten days when u week ugo
Sunday he went back to the ho-pilalj
again with niiolber nttack of tonsi-1
IHood poisoniin; set in which
d in his death Saturday night,
resut
OTHER
No woman, in the joy of connnff
motherhood, should neglect to pre
pare her system for the ordeal she
js to undergo. Experienced mothers
say that it is much better to keep
your health nnd good looks during
the period of expectancy than try
to regain them afterwards.
"Mother's Friend" is a prepara
tion for just this purpose. Hy its
use tho muscles of tho abdomen
becomo pliant; tho strain on tho
cords and ligamouU is lessened;
Not an
U A LL
Tho-.
iletel
bono
V
ftf I
' - CAPITAL
stMaiieneiBenk
MEDFORD
. &-bllrill
orfiox, moxday. .ttjxtc i. mi7
NO INCONVENIENCE
IN READJUSTMENT
OF TRAIN SERVICE
So serious inconvenience will he
occasioned the public hv the leud
jtistment of the railmad service to
meet the needs of the government.
This assurance was telegraphed
I'jom New York by Julius Krutt
schnitt, cliuinnan of Hie executive
committee of the Southern Pacific
company und member of the war
board. The mes.sie.'e will serve to
iillnv apprehension of the general
public thai passenger service will be
radically curtailed. Mr. Kruttsc-hnilt's
telegram indicated thai the railroad
war board has done nothing- more
than suggest avenues of inquiry und
investigation to determine means to
increase transportation efficiency.
The positive statement hns been made
that the hoard has neither directed
or suggested that the roads reduce
passenger service to the extent of
seriously incommoding the public.
So far no reductions in passenger
service has been made beyond some
in local and commuting service on
eastern lines and this it is pointed
out should not cause nlnrm to any
one. the meeting oi tint he men in
Chicago June oth is lor the purpose
of considering only the elimination
of such service as constitutes dupli
cation or unnecessary facilities. At
the Southern I'ncilic hcudiiunrters in
San Francisco it was declared that
no one need linve any worry ns to
interference with summer plans.
WEDDING- BELLS
Isaac Peleniinn, '21 years of nge.
and Miss Alma Wylund, 18 years old,
both of Reaglc, were united in mar
riage on Sunday iifteriioon, June .'!rd
at .'1 o'clock, in (lie front purlor of
the First l'resbvteiian church, I!cv.
Alfred A. J. Hogg performing the
ceremony. The wedding wus private.
only the bride's parents and two sis
ters witnessing the ceremony. After
n short wedding trio to I'ortlan.l Mr.
and Mrs. l'otermiiii will make their
home in Ashland.
At the home of licv. Frederic!: V.
Cnrstens. -12S Yest l-'onrtli street.
James G. Perdue and Miss Oirnce Rut li
Bonrduiiin were married Siindny aft
ernoon, licv. Frederick V. Cnrstens
officiated, iisin;' the brief but impres
sive ring ceremony. ' Mrs. Cnrstens.
Wunita Cnrstens and Mr. Hourlninn
witnessed the marriage.
Holh Mr. nnd Mrs. Perdue lire
well known about Central Point,
where a wide circle of friends wish
them success nnd happiness.
Mr. Perdue undertook io establish
his residence in Dorris, Siskiyou
county. California, some weeks airo.
bill found it necessary to return to
Central Point to reu'isler on Tuesday.
When this is done he and Mrs. Pr-
ilue will go I.. Dorris where the-ir
Inline will he.
Mr. Perdue i very patriotic. lie
says lie hopes he may not have to
go to war, but that if he is called and
his services are needed, he wi'! be
elad to respond, lie decided to take
Ihe girl of bis choice before this
j happened, however.
tho breasts nro kept in good con
dition, nnd great comfort is had
throughout all the period.
Thousands of happy mothers
say that "Mother's Friend" is tho
greatest aid they know to relievo
the pain and distress nt child
birth. Sccuro a bottlo of "Mother's
Friend" from vour druiririst now.
The complete directions are to bo had
with overy bottle. Write for a spe
cial book for the cxpactant mother.
Address Hradfield Regulator Co.,
Dept. L, 415 Atlanta, Ga.
OTHERS
MEM
Army A Nation
must pursue one nuriiosc
M
1-
The M .
A Nation needs all men, but It deeds
cacti man not in the licld that will most
please him, hut in the endeavor that will
host serve the common good."
u h. wi LI tomorr
- eligible, to th
-ball be the
of alt men.
rir cntril rv's
htHionnl 't'
OREGON Tr
EM I -
SELL PATENTS FOR
V-PLEX CYLINDER
Claire Wliiteinnii nnd James Hrreg
of Medford, owners of the patents on
the Y-Plex ring-, have sold out to
a firm composed of eastern capital
ists for .$70,01)0.
The new firm willJie known ns the
Y-Plex Jiing company of Chicago,
and have already taken over (he local
factory and in addition will manu
facture the rings in Chicago. A L.
Mel'loud, president of the new com
pany, who cnnic here to close up ine
deal, stated that the local factory
would he increased in size, new ma
chinery would be ordered, and that
the territory west of the Rjcky
mountains would be supplied from the
Medford plant. The Chicago fa 'ton
will be fitted up to take care of the
trade east of the Mucky mountains
and will have n capacity of many
million rins a year.
This is made necessary because
the local factory could not supply
the demands promptly.
Claire Whitenian for Ihe present
will be manager of the Medford plant
James Greu; has purchased a Chal
mers nnd will take un overland trip
back to Dayton, Ohio, cxpeetintr to
be' e;one for three months, spenilinjr
the lime in the open endeavoring I
build up bis failine; health.
At the end of that time he will
return to Medford and he nnd Mr.
Whitemiiu will start another factory
in Medford to build a new model
2-cyeIe frnsoline enirine, upon which
they have obtained patents. They
think they have solved the difficulties
of this typo of enirine, and expect to
enter into its manufacture on a Inrj-c
scale, after their preliminary tests
have been mndc.
AUTO PARTY HAS
A young man from Grants Pass and j
several girls from Gold Hill had a
narrow escape from serious Injury or
death Sunday afternoon when the au
tomobile they were In plunged thru
the railing at the top of the F-.r'."
Mill hill on the outskirts of Asuland
and started down tho steep embank
ment. The car only went a few feet,
however, when tho front wheels
caught In a deep impression which
stopped the descent.
The license number of the car was
21S0", and the car with this number
is registered as belonging to Mrs.
Laura Spencer of Grants Pass. The
ASK FOR and GET
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Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price.
"Daddy--I am Lonesome"
What father's heart
has not wept at
these words? It Is
the call of imprison
ed childhood for lib
erty fresh air and
2 DYS 'w 11 0 ' 0 8 0 m 0 sur"
starting
WED.
June 6
rouudlngs. see t lie
greatest child story
ever told In Art
craft's newest pic
ture Mary Pickford
IN --
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RICH GIRL
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vnnne man with the car, who at first
refused to give his name, finally saw
he was Earl Smith of (.'.rants Pass.
The girls refused to give their name
They had been picked up at Uold Hill ,
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by the youut; man wneu lie passed
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It Is said ono of the girls was driv
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