Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 15, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAUi TWO HKURVllU'lUlL'TRmtlSE MEMVHift, WIUcioSJ." W!IIAV. JIM-! i.J.. mi IOCAL AND 'PERSONAL C. E. Torrlll of HrowiiRlioro, .1. O. Wilson of I 111 t. California, ami Al bert Thofskey of San Francisco are registered at a Medford hotel. Johnson for h.-gli clasn watch re pairing, tf B. F. Miller of San I a Cruz, Califor nia, who has been visiting a daughter, Mrs. C. L. Elvy at Morrill, Oregon, be gan his return Journey homo Friday morning. Piano tuning, W. P. Brooks, with Palmer Piano I'laco, South Central, 73 L. C. Parker and niece, SIIss Irene Holdredge of Eugene, arrived Thurs day night for u visit with Parker'H brothor-ln-law, Dr. Louts Dundity, They traveled in an automobile, cov ering the distance In 13 hours. Buttermilk, 10c gal. DcVoe's. Mr. and Airs. A. Moore left Friday morning for Santa Barbara, Los An gelos and other southern California communities on a pleasure trip. They expect to be away about two weeks ' Bakery goods at DeVoe's. Solon H. Williams, secretary of the Yreka chamber of commerce, arrived In Medford Thursday for a visit with H. Jj. Walther. While Williams lias been a resident of Yreka for a quarter of a century, ho Bald ho Is regarded there as a comparative noweomor. Williams went on record as doclarlng that Yreka was the wealthiest city per capita in the United Slates. See Dave Wood about that fire in surance policy. Office, Itoom 404, M, P. & H. Bdlg. William 11. Rtishton of Ashland has enlisted as a bailor in the quarter master's department of tho army and Friday Ib on his way to Vancouver barracks. Big Gc milk Bliakoa at DeVoe's George If. 'Monroe of Silver Springs New Yorfk, who has been In Medford on buslucBS for two tlayB, left Friday for Grants Pass. Dr. Henry Hart, JackBon County Bank building. Office hours, 2 to 4 p. m. Mrs. M. sr. Ward of Hnlsey, Ore gon, and her daughter, .li'. David Froman of Albany, returned to their respective homes Friday morning. They havo been visiting a daughter and sister, Mrs. Robert Montgomory, for tho past two weeks. Evorsharp ponclls, $1.00 to $4.00. Cheaper than wood poncllB and more convenient. Medford Hook Store. John K. Flurry of Rosehurg return ed homo Friday morning, after visit ing his slstor, Mrs. W. K, Church of Wollon for ten days. Frosh-Chocolatos nt DeVoe's. MIns Hazol K. Carnnl went to Mon mouth Friday morning to attend the teachers' suinmor school. For the best Insurance Boo Holmes, the Insuranco Man, Captain Todd, I company, wont to Wolf crook Friday morning. Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St. Marks building. Phono 323-Y. Rev. Emll Meyer of San Jobo, Cali fornia, arrlvod Friday morning. He Is a guest of Rov. Momiz-Oeser. Baths, 25c. Hotel Holland. M. F. Adulr of Taronia returned home Friday morning, lie bus been here a week, Inspecting Ills timber holdings. Phone 884 Heath's Drug Store. MIbs M. R. Taylor of Kaglo Tolnt went to Eugeno Friday morning. She will attend tho University or Oregon summer Hchool. Gasollno nnd oil at DeVoe's, A. H. Mays anil Mark llnnnnn of Pondelton, afler visiting in Modford for two days, proceeded on a journey to Kan FranclBco Friday morning. Dr. llelno, eye, oar, nose, throat. William A. Summer of Modrord Is registered nt Hotel I'nrtluml, Toil land, Oregon, Metz cars at Riverside flainge. Irving Oehler, the convicted forger confined In I be Jacksonville- Jail who was forced to accompany the late J. I, ltagsdale nfler the jail break Tnes day afternoon, will probably be taken to Salem today to begin bis rive year term at the state pctillcnllcry. Oehler has been badly shaltered since bis terrible experience, and considerable sympathy has been expressed for the young man. Oehler until yeslcrdn that Itagsilale ill reeled him to drive to Lake Creek or be would shoot htm on the spot nnd be fully exported bis Inability to gel tho car slnrtetl would Hpell his doom. Johnson for high class watch re pairing, tt J. J. llrophy, of Derby, was a busi ness visitor in Meclfonl Thursday. Mr. llrophy Is not sure thai the sawmill near Derby will be operated this year, but Its owners may Meld In the de mand tor box lumber nnd start the mill up durinr. Ibe early summer. Conditions In Ibe Derhy district are fine, Mr. llrophy says, and everybody expocts a yood crop and good ttpies, All hals greatly reduced nt Lottie Howard's 7:1 11. S. Smith of Onklnnd, California, Is staying nt a local hotel. Kveiylhlng for Hie picnic lunch wax paper, plates, salad dishes, table covers, everylni? in paper. Spoon per dozen. Medfolil Hook Store, Word has been received by Sergt J. K. Brook, at the local V. S. Marine Corps recruiting office In the Post Office building, that the age limit for enlistment in marine corps has been reduced from 20 to 19 years of age. All boys desiring to enlist Beo Sergt Brooks at his office In the Post Office building. Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly. L. H. Warner, Sr., was awarded the $10 cash prize offered on April 10 by a local bank for writing the best 100 word letter, the subject matter of which was why that particular bank "best fills tho needs of Medford and the surrounding communities." About 30 letters competed. Two youthful purchasers of liberty bonds In Medford Friday morning were IOvolyn Schwartz, eight months old, and Saul (ioriii'tcln, five years old. The Schwartz baby Is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mra. Herman Schwartz and Mnsler Gornsteln Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gornsteln. Mctz curs at Rlversido Garage. John Leo Itagsilale, murderer and suicide, whose assault with a flat-iron on Jailer Charles II. Basyo In the Jacksonville Jail on Tuesday caused Basyc's death an hour later, was burled at 10 o'clock Friday morning In tho Medford I. O. O. F. cemetery The last rites were unattended by rel atives or friends. Funeral Director Perl and hiB staff making up tho in ternient party. K. M. Wilson, a member of the state hoard of certified public nccountantK Is in Portland today, where the or ganization is conducting examina tions. Tho Monday afternoon meeting of the school board will be held from 2 o'clock until 7 o'clock, instead of from 2 until 5 o'clock ns previously had beon announced. Among Central Polnt'B heavy sub scribers to the liberty bonds was Miss Helen Bowers nine years of ago, who purchased a $r0(l bond Friday morn Ing. I AID FOR RUSSIA IS THE AIM OF AMERICA PKTIIOGRAD, Juno 1.1.. David R. Francis, tho American ambassador, Issued to the press today a long state ment, explaining tho alms of the American mission, headed by Kllhu Root, which arrived In Petrograd yes terday. Tho statement Ib thus sum marized by tho official News Agency: "Tho comtnunlquo Biates that the functions of the mission aro to devise, in accord with the Russian govern ment, effective means to aid Russia in hor efforts to defeat tho universal enemy of democracy. Germany and the German standpoint aro the great est foes to tho democratic Ideas, now churlshed by America nnd Russia In common. Amoi'lca's Motives "Tho mission will elucidate (he alms of America in the war, making It clear Hint America Is Inspired by Idealistic, motives; also that she is devoting to the struggle all her ma terial resources, tho Indications of which are tho facts that tho American fleet now is opcrntlng jointly with the entente allies' fleet, that ten mil lion Americana nro registered and the economic support which America can lend. Realizing thnt Russln must not only fight but live, America will try- to reduce tho burdens and privations borno by tho Russian people." Tivasuror's Not ice. Notice Is hereby given that the city council, pursuant to provisions of Section 130 of the city charier, has fixed July 1, I til 7, as the date of the Consolidated Lien Docket, which will then bo In my hands for collection. I'p to said date I will recelvo pay ments of any portion of assessments for paving, sewers and water mains without penalty. : This mil Ice Is pursuant to Sccllon 1-12 of Ibe city'' charter. (ll'S II. SAMCKI.S, Treasurer of the City nt Medford, Oregon. Notice uf School Meeting. The annual school meeting of dis trict No. lif., Lniirelhurst. will be held Monday, June IS, r.il", at 2 o'clock. Two directors and one clerk will be leeted, lax will be voted on and regu lar business will be transacted. CARL HICHAHDSON. 7 1 Clerk School District No. lilt. (Will OF THANKS. 'AVe wish to thank our friends nnd neighbors for their help and sympn thy during the illness and death of our husband, father and brother Frank L. Iteuson. Also for the many beautiful floral offerings. MUS. KI.I.KN IIKNSON. AND CIIII.DItKN. A NFL IIKNSON ' AMI WIKK. NuTH'K. To Whom It May Concern: The partnership heretofore existing between C. K. W'hlteinan and James It. W. Gregg, has been this day mu tually dissolved. AH bills owitiK by the firm may be presented to either Whitcnmn or Gregg. Ml bills due the fit tu ma be paid to either W'blteman or Gregg. Medford, Oregon. June 13. 1517. C. K. WIHTKMW. 3 JAS. It. V. GHI'H'.G, Home Run Record. ,4v - - - . ' u A " . v 7CT71 : "Williams Three home runs by one man In ono game were required to bring Portland from, tho Pacific Coaat league collar. Los Angeles, Vernon and Portland havo run a pretty race for bottom side honorH thus far dur ing tho Benson. With a homo run In tho second round, Kenneth AVilllams, Portland ccnterflcldor, tied things up with Ver non during a recont contest In the ninth Williams pounded out another homer and Hod Ilia score. With two out In the fourteenth, tho swnt fiend clouted another four-sacker that won tho game by a score of 4 to 3. At each homo run swat Williams wasjthe only nran on tho bases. ALL EXPECTED TO Mcinherslii in Ibe local Red Cross will hnve positively no bearing on Ibe Ntilitmul If oil Cross war campaign coiuiuencinj; next Monday mum, Cuin pnign Malinger Daniels ileclured to day. Tho etunpniiiii committee wish es every one shall unilerslunil Hint the $1.1,0110 t'uuil In be raised in Jack son enmity tile coming: week mnt be very liii'tiely subscribed In b.v icnile who ulreiiil.v have imliculeij tlieir pa triotism by giving llicir dollnr yearly tnembersuip in the lied Crpss. Daniels said (oilnv: ''Itet'nre January I'irsl hunilrc.ls of younif men will have left Jackson onnly. Most of them will have, be 'otne accustomed to nctutil war ser vice in France nnd it is most prob able Hint hundreds of (hem will be in base hospitals across Hie water. ulierim; wilh wounds received while fighting for Hie people who remain safe nl lioine. The comfort nnd cure if these young men, all of them dent in people right here ut home, is coing to depend on what Jackson county people lire willing In do in the hi;; ampnigii next week. I'.vervone will e given an nppntiuuily In ileiiiiui- slrule his pal riiitisni with a subscrip tion anil il will lie up In everyone In decide how ninny dollars be is willing lo ;ive o buy supplies I'm- suffering American pnlriols. The commillee of more lliau a hundred people, giving lis innnev nnd ils lime In the Ciiuse. ilnes nut think lliere is a person win. will nn give genernuslv and willingly. Sin-li n persnn mu-d be liratnleil ns n 'slacker' nu.l unwniihv nf American ilielisllip." When the eiuiiiuil lee members call 'ti ynu lliev :is, Ihal vmii remember ilinl everv nieiiibei- has given g"ner- 'tlslv In ibe eililse. nnd thai tl m- iniltei's wnlk be made easy In being reailv with wlial xniir palnnti-ui anil Minr eiinsiMcnee inspires ymi (,, give. Medford Iron Works FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS Atft'iiN ftr Sonilirru Orrcon for 'airhank-i, Mivo .. Cat Knine. ami I'mni'in Out fits. Phone 40 17 South Riverside Ore.nn first in ai-iuy and navy en listments. Oregon first in Liberty bond over subscription. Now- add the third grout entry on the National Honor Hull. dreg-on first to over-suliscrihe its $000,11111) iliotil of I he $100,0011,000 Kcd Cms semerjreuey win- fund. Oregon's biggest business men, Or egnn's most prominent women, thous ands of them are devnling- practically full lime tn the campaign, regardless of personal sacrifice believe it will be done. Very, soon the slnrv will be lolil. Red Cross Week begins June 18, ends June 2."i. In short 7 days the Mute generally must raise .?.",!) 1 1 a day, $10.17") for each hour of an 8-bour working- dnv. It will be done. The Insk is .grenl. hut Oregon's williiigncss is prenler. Never' hns Oi-eg-on failed ill full re sponse lo the nppeal lo g:enerosil and now the Universal Service of Mercy pleads. The president nf (lie foiled Stales prnclaims Red Cross Week and asks In bcliulf of (he mil ion nl war Ihul Ibe $100,000,000 lie given. The wnunils and ag-nnv awnilin'ir (he snl- diers Hint we send across the sea beg; Ihal wo lumish the Rod Cross hos pitals, physiciuns, nurses, stretcher benrers, nuleieines and bnndn"-es in time lo serve their lorrihlc need. DIED. WICFDON. . Thomas II. Weedon, 76 years of age, a rancher living two miles north of Central Point, dropped dead in his garden at 4 o'clock Thurs day nflernoon. He had been a resi dent of Jackson enmity Tor 1!) years. Weedon. is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lueinda Weedon, and six chil dren, Mrs. Pearl Duncan, Lango Val FRECKLE-FACE Sun and Wind Hi log Out I'gly Spots Hon- to Itcinovo Tliein. Here's a chance. Miss Freckle-Face, to try a remedy Tor freckles with the guarantee of a reliable dealer that It will not cost yon n penny unless it ro movos tho freckles; whilo if it does glvo you n clear complexion tho ex pense Is trifling, Simply get nn ounce of oihinc double strength' from, any druggist and n few applications should show you how easy It Is lo rid yourself of tho homely freckles and get a beaull f il I complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worst case. lte sure to ask the druggist for the double strength olhine, as this is the prescription sold under guarantee of money back If It fails to remove freckles. i Foxy Grandpas 15c SATURDAY ONLY at Your Grocers or at the Nurmi Baking Co. South Front Street WESTON 5 Camera Shop 'J08 East Main Street, Medford The. Only Exelusive Conmietvial Photographer in Southern Oregon. Negatives Made any time oi place by appointment. Phone U7-.T. We'll do the rest. Special E. D. WESTON, Prop ley, Oregon: William Weedon, Klam- at h county; C. T. Weedon. Duusiuiilr: Arlste Weedon of Ashland, and !. C, , and Sherrlll Weedon of Central Point. Funeral services will be held at tho Weedon residence at '2 o'clock Saturday nflernoon and interment will be at Central Point cemetery. j V. H. Core has returned from a inceling of tho Cnivcrsily of Oregon regents at Kugene. 'th'-M' GIRLSJ MAKE A , BEAUTY LOTION WITH LEMONS At the cost of a small jar of ordi nary cold cream one cau prcpiire a full quarter pint of tho most wonder ful lemon skin softener and complex ion bcautifier, by squeezing the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white. Cure should be taken to strain the juice thru a fino cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep! fresh for mouths. Every woman J know that lemon juice is used to bleach and remove such blemishes ns tfrockles, sallowness and tan and is tho ideal skin softener, smoothcuer and bcautifier. lust try it! f!et three ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemois from the grocer and make ill) n quarter pint of this sweetly fra grant lemon lotion and massiigo It. dally into the face, neck, arms nnd hands. It should naturally help to whiten, soften, freshen and bring out the roses and beauty of any skin. It is truly marvelous to snioothen rough, red hands. FREE MotionPicture Lecture Presbyterian Church Friday Evening June 15 on The Sunny Southland 200 Still Pictures of Exqui site Coloring 2000 feet of Motion Picture By JAMES ERWIN of San Francisco No Collection. All Welcome Page Theatre THURSDAY, June21 The HifigeM and Most IinHiiant Musical Kveiit of the Knthv You. Complete Original New York t'n sitm Theatre Presentation Another John C'ort Cart of Itroad- V'avoriteft. ;uy Santpsel Lily I hi timt (1 ItoN'ii O'Connor ;illort Clayton Men nor li'Miry Itvlnn ItrooK dolph l.fnk M. U. Welilon .nint and Wing. And the Mot K.isclttatlnie Chorus Coaxed frum tho "dreat White Way" In ye.r?. IVIees !.(M-l!t.."(.$I.O()-T.V.rIK' Sent S;ih Ttieday. Mail nei-s now. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT ONLY Lenore-Ulrich In a iietur(! tliat 'Vijut of the ordiiiary HER OWN PEOPLE Jlisa Ulrich docs tin IniHun fliiirni'tt'i- ami crilics pro noun this story and chiinicli'rlziitlon as nmcli of a das-' Hie In iili tares aa Miss rii-fch's Blanc liorlormaiico of a Hawaiian princess in "Tlic' lilrtl of Paradise.'" METRO-DREW COMEDY "FREE . SPEECH" STAR COOL, COMFORTABLE, Ashland and Medford Choral Societies including 150 Singers and Musicians v in a joint CONCERT PROGRAM at the Pae Theatre - June 15 Prices 35c, 50c and 75c Machinery a! Cost We hnve on hiind i'ie.v rT 1 1 1 is in Mowers Hud ! rakes which, nil her llinii hold over to next season we will sell nt ABSOLUTE COST. 4ifoot Mower at $63.00 9 foot Rake at . $37.00 These prices are away helow present whole sale price. We hoii'hl lie fore Hie recent raise and will ji e yon Ilie heiiefit. This is (he ch.iiinc In supply your wauls at the hesl jiossihle price. Ilnv ow. FRED J. PICK Phone 03. JACKSONVILLE, - - - OREGON. 1 f.yi . r;: i.a . I' r - - Pahu'c Ifotcl, San l! V 1M.'I .WTXT IK WW ,.f ... I 1 to whom it comfort ami quiri. hitiui'likr itMillv lociitcd in ihr lutrl ol ljHint's ;iui rir t m tnrr nilcniion li The Portland Hotel PORTLAND, OREGON The Rose City's world famed hotel, occupying an entire block. All outside rooms. Superior dining and grill service. An atmosphere of refiur ment, with a senuee of courtesy . European Flan, $1.50 and Up . RICHARD W. CHILDS, Manager AMUSEMENTS Saturday Marguerite Clayton Sunday Charlie Chaplin. WELL VENTILATECi At tin' mil of tlir trail MawN (- tin hitonc P.ilac-r Holrl ;" . ' --.-rz Sun Krnnrw-o v ."It Francisco Homelike 'i Vr.inci :coV leading fumilios .ilnm,!!!!" iitipfal. l.nnrrn If,titic ft r.. . i .. v ' .. -..