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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JTXE 20. 1917
TOCAL AND
JL PERSONAL
A. Nibley cf SU'ifo.-i i r-?'.t'.i?r:l
i Jfr. acd ilrs. Utwis I. Tiooipsoa of
'Portland are as'-osnoMIe toaris'.j who
are tnjoviig a Ti:t ia Ve-Jford ai
vicinity.
Gcod bike for . thj. Ci.1! a
, Eirl Fruit Co T'
I Mr. G. K. Kil'.Ums end children o
Cru.u PiM irtre in tie city this
at Hotel Fortla&d. Fortl&fiv, Oreon.)
. n:omnjr & route for a iriit to her
oM torr.e, Moao, I'uh. She will also
ftop at Los Ar.Eies to rifit her
JohLscs for tfgi. clus watch re-!
ier-iaw. the cotter of A. B. W!:ia
The supreme court hts affirmed the Qr (fc ci'.f.
evasion o: Judge Califs ia tie asj Johnjca lor high cliis watch re-
of the Roece Purer Frjtt & Produce pairiss. tf
association vs. the Gi.:e3-Cia!br; H. F. Mclira'.B of &eiory. Orecos.
coa;pr.y, a;-.-an-. aa artioc to re-,-s a Tititar Ja i:.e -i:r today,
eorer can-ages ii insalatia j if roa are tot usicg Hea-.h's Lauc-ma-.erlai
in pi!&::.'f's co.d storage Ljj-y Blait?. yon are not using the best
waiehoat. Mute mad, lie a tcttle. at Heath's
Buttermilk. 1 Of fa!. CVc'. i ln-g Store only. 7
Aaosg the Mtiiord peoe in Port-j yj- asd Mr. Jchc Grebb of F-aif
lasd this wi are it.-, and Mrs, H. j Point le.'t this morales for San Wego.
Chindier San. who are r mistered at: California, bavin; ben called there
tie Por.iani tfcUl. and Mr. and Mrs. by the s-rio-js iliaess of Mr. Grebb's
C. M. Kldd ar.d F. J. Tli.Ter. no are . n-o:her. who Is cot expected to live,
reel t: red at lb ln.Der:l hotel. Mr. I Iciorm&tlon regarding rates and
Egaa is enured in ice noriiweit golf 1 coverage of cox;ena,tion Insurance
ecr-'.eiti.
Bakery goods at DeVoe'a.
Tie new hours for irrigit'.oa of
lawna and gardens which recectir
went Into effect are belns generally
obserred by ci'iiens with but few tIo-
latiorf. according to "Water S-perin
tendett Ams&iger. So far but It
peope have even had to be cautioned.
Tie city authorities Intend to strictly
ex-.oree the irrigation hours and will
sot only shut off the water from the
home of aa offender, but will cause
bis or her arrest.
, See Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office, Room 404, M
F. t H. Bd!g. '
T. W. Gerber of San Francisco,
manager of the Pacific coast division
of the United Pres association, and a
forxer well known newFpaper man of
Salem and Portland and former resl
dent of Medford Is spending two days
here on business. From here be will
F.o to Grants Pass.
Tiiz Sc r-i:i saVef at DVaw 1
F. K. De 'el h-ji purchased two reg
fotgred Holslein heifers from the cele
brated herd at the Vina ranch of
Stanford University, and a'14-months-old,
2S00-pound bull, sired by King
Pontlac, and added them to the Hol
slein dairy, herd at the Deuel & Strang
dairy farm in Sams Valley.
. Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly.
. Dr. B. Ii BrUco of Rogue River
who is well known in Medford, re
cently passed the examination for en
trance Into the medical department of
the navy. He Is the son of Superin
tendent of Schools G. A. Brlsco of
Ashland.
Fresh Chocolates at DeVoe'a.
The V. C. T. V. will meet at the
public library Thursday afternoon at
2:30. A full attendance is requested.
For the best insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
Charles Sweet of Jacksonville, who
was arrested twice last week for loit
ering around the federal building at
night after he had written a black
hand letter to Postmaster Minis, wai
taken to the state hospital for the in
sane at Salem today by Guard G. K
Harrington of that Institution. Sweet
was committed to the hospital by
Judge TouVclle after an examination
bad shown that he was Insane.
Dr. Frank Roberta, dentist. St
Marks building. Phone 323-Y.
Misses Crystal and Thelma White,
who have been living with their
grandmother, Mrs. I. H. White, for
the past six years, left today for Al
bajiy, Oregon, where they will make
their home with their father, D. C
White.
Bath. 2.".c. Hotel, Holland.
Miss Fay Imojti'Oo Garnett, dauRh
tcr of Mr. and Mr. II. C. Carnett. left
this morning for Portland, where she
will visit Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Waldron.
formerly of Medford.
Phone M Heath's Drug Store
I.urline F. Urown of Lebanon, Ore
gon. Is spending M-vi-r.il dns in the
city on bulue-ss.
Gasoline and oil at DeVoe's.
MUs Hazel lUikr. who l phskal
Instructor In the l'!.v.rlty of Ore
gon und uaa been vl.siiin; her parent.1
In this ilty. le.ivus toMiorrow for
IlerJM'Iey. California, whrre she will
enter the summer ju hool of the I'ni
verMty of .'ihfo.-nU.
Dr. ileir.e, eye. ear, noc. throat.
M II. Grovrr of Hilt Is a iii-.or in
the city.
Dr. Henry Hart. Ja kjoo County
Pank building. Office hours, 2 to 4
p m
Miss La'ira WaMrnti. wlio has 1-r.n
vlsl'ltig V.-r. Ward ! in:r fur th- st!
fiv. month. ttH-irned to Poitl.inJ to
dny. Molt car at Ulverlik' Garage.
.Mi! Mary Mucre. who nvently lc
cnted in Portland, a i-onnunu-d hy
her sister, Mrc. tleonto I'rystAl of j
Pendleton, Oregon. Kopi-cd ot In
Medford Tu.-pday for v Uriff viit ami
left thin morning for r.iuHle. t'alifor
Tila. They were railed to the latter
place by the Illness of tliflr mother.
Motz cars at Riverside" Garage.
0. J. Conover of CorvulUe Is a visi
tor In the city for several days.
Associated pas and dlMlllatc ami
Red Crown gas. Power Atitn Co Sl
' The regular weekly drill of the
Homo Guard will be held tli'.s eteniim
on tho streets near the tilth s'hool.
Tonight Is nlKO the regular drill lntht
of the Seventh coini atiy.
upon ranch and orchard employes fur
nished by the McCurdy Agency. Tele
phone Number One. Two Three. SI
J. K. AUins left this morning on a
business trip to Portland.
This hot weather phone your drug
store wants to Heath's Drug Store.
(Phone &S4J. We make prorn:t de
liveries. 76
Oliver S. Brown of Grants Pass is a
visitor for several days in the city.
Edward Whittsel of Glendale Is
spending several days ia the city.
Buy it where they have it. Phone
Heath's Drug Store. Phone &84. 76
Mr. and Mrs. R. Gardiner and
daughter of Lake Creek were visitors
in the city Tuesday.
LIFE TRAGEDY AS WIFE
OF TITLED SOT
CHICAGO. June 20. The Countess
Eleanor Patterson GIzycka, formerly
Miss Eleanor Medlll Patterson of Chi
"go. was an all-day witness in her
tit for divorce today, telling a story
if neglect and unhapplness on the
lonesome Russian estate of her hus
band. Count Josef GIzycka, that fin
ally won from Judge Thompson the
announcement that he was satisfied
that she should receive her decree.
The ancestral estate of the Russian
nobleman which he had described
vividly before their marriage In
Washington in 1904, proved to be a
tumble-down, ramshackle castle, sur
rounded by peasants' buts and five
miles from a railroad. The tmposlne
array of servants proved to be a horde
of Russian boys and girls who receiv
ed no pay but their food.
She declared that her husband's
life was centered on hunting, drink
ing and women, that his father had
died insane, that the servants lived In
constant terror of him and that he
had married her solely for her money.
All her Income of $20,000 a year had
been used to maintain her titled hus
band, she testified.
The countess slated that she wish
ed to be known as Mrs. GIzycka, and
wanted to lose her title forever.
NEW YORK CITY
.'July , aged S years Mrs. Buckley J
was one o: the pioneers o.' Oregon and
I of the Ruch section. She came to
'Ottgoa in 152 from the east. She
was married three times and is sur-
j rived by five children who are. Mrs.)
j Mary L. Ray. Mrs. Margaret in!th,
Mrs. Josephine Rhotlea and W. N. 1
j Smith of Ruch. and A. L. Enyart of;
j Merlin. The time of the funeral will
I be asno-jneed later. Interment will ,
be at the Logtown cemetery cear
Ruch.
Lloyd V. Cameron, only child of
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Cameron, of Med
ford, died at aa early hour Wednes
day morning, June 2u, 117, at the
home of his parents, aged 14 years, 9
months and 15 days. Deceased was
usxen ill at Bremerton. Wash., where
he had gone as a member of the coast
, navU reserve. An attack of measles
was followed by bronchial pneumo
nia. In this condition he was sent
home for treatment, arriving in M.:d
ford abo'it tea days ago. The Ca:n
eron home is at the corner of Sth
and Bartlett avenue,
j Funeral services will be he'd
Thursday at 2 p. m. at Perl's chapel.
Rev. Wm. Hamilton ofifia-.in?. Burial
wil be in the Jacksonville eeinetory.
AMUSEMENTS
NEW YORKJune iv. More than
t'j-.i girls between the ages of 10
and 2' years have disappeared from
their homes here sine1 January 1,
I: transpired today, coincident with an
announcement by Police Commission
er Arthur Woods that he hi ordered
the most searching inquiry begun into I
police conditions as a result of the
"ripper" murder of Ruth Cruger. the
high school graduate whose body was
found buried in a cellar nnder a
bicycle shop belonging to Alfredo
Cocchl, several days ago.
In this conectioa. Importance is
attached to the statment made by
Miss Consue'.o Larue that she had
jumped from a window of her apart
ment yesterday to escape being killed
by two men who attacked her because
she had given information which re
sulted In Miss Cruger's body being
found.
Whether Miss Larue had any defi
nite connection with the Cruger case
had not been definitely settled today.
She ia said, however, to be in posses
sion of much valuable Information
regarding the white slave traffic and
it is reported she is prepared to make
those in the Cruger case.
Word was expected today whether
Cocchl, as has been requested of the
Italian authorities, by the state de
partment, baa been aresled in Bo
logne, Italy.
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The Everlasting Problem
To help you navigate thru the shoals of fin
ance to help yoa solve the perplexities of the
everlasting problem of money that's what a
bank is for. The closer a young business man
Is to bis bank, the more assured is his busi
ness future. Whether when borrowing money,
seeking advice on investments, or the genera!
problems of business finance, you will find the
officers of this bank courteous, ready and
willing to give you expert counsel.
The Jackson County Bank
Established 1888.
OBITUARY
WEDDING BELLS
One of the bluest sumri.-0s of the
piisiin comes as the r-sult of the
"rriat;e in Portland '.'n the 1Mb. :'
Mr. W. B. McI)..nr.lJ and Miss Grace
:'urkey.i!e.
Mr. M'DnnnM is a w-U knovvi:
vming- business nian of Me.it'or.l. nrwl
Mr. Mi-honuM is nwiMi!ar i:irl irrad
iate of the ela-s ,.f '17, M. II. S..
Hit has been rei.hu:: with hrr parent
11 M'dallu, tire., fur 1 in- pu-i si.
weeks.
T!'e be.t of en:.-rat;i!u!i.i nre
ffereil the M.'im; i-.iti.ie liv their
;ir:v freiiiU here-
TESTED AND PROVEN
Tlictv I n Hfjip if Suidw la IMnic
AM' to lH-ien1 t .n a Well.
ljrn-t U-putni,.n.
Kor months .Wforil nNu!.r huvp
for Io..n KMney r,!l?. ai.d rti
alo'it the fiiHjJ ork t hy doi-f
la thii ii.Hullty. W hat tthr rerm-d;.
vr j i r t t ic.t such iuu. iui-iii j-roul
Mrs. J. II. ("tii-tin ,".;M S Gr;S:..
Mvilforl sa.!' ' I hivn . n nklr.p
lottii K'.dti.y J'il! w ,i':.ev(-r I Uu'
(Mvt'J !h iiio-t .iiUr-fsH-to-'j ru!t
P.t !inl r-ry IrtU' rolU or ?;r;n a'-
t 'cti tlwui and my l'-.' iVtomt ak
or lan-.p. A'lor I hare tiXt-:: a .o:;pW"
f Vot'K of IViaii'5 Kiiiny V'. m
k!'lii. Vft-ori:, U or mat ar.c in ?ry
way I (. ! a !! ar,.l s:ror,s s ff-r '
sln.(it)' a-k for a ki-ln.n rer.it .ly - . t
luii'n Ki'livy Pill th" p.:r. that
M r t.i in iif ?, Ko-'i'T-Miiliiirr. .'o .
l'roi'-. lU..falo. N. Y.
Bt'CKLEY. At her home one-
half mile west of Ruch. Mrs. Mary
Buckley died at 2:30 o'clock a. m.,
FOR THROAT AND LUNGS
Eckman's
Alterative
OLD BT ALL. UlADiXG
"PAGE WHERE MEDFORD GOES TO SEE 600D SHOWS"
ST
CtKty PUotoplaj
TONIGHT
Fannie Ward
AS
SALLY
TEMPLE
F.itr' n- if-:iv at JJriirv f-ane
'f !i .i.: ro. lit- t'X'-c'lt nt ipjortuni-t;-
i't .ij.'i.v : t.i!-!:;'. in litis
.! -r-.! li,ij-rt Sur-
V- r.: j !';.. :.. :;. -A. An xrf-z'-'.y
I -.!-- y :-v.iiz fcniivencJ
i v rf-:;!.-;ii- ::;:!- in whi.-h
Aifo Good Comedy
T"Moi;i'(AY
ALICE JOYCE
TONIGHT
BY SPECIAL REQUEST A
EETUEN ENGAGEMENT OF
Fannie Ward
THE
m CHEAT
Page Theatre
THURSDAY, June21
Ttie Ilii;m-st and lvt Important
Musical i-.'vi-nt of Utc Kntire Veur.
This pii ture is a directorial achieve
ment I'liis a great east, including
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
Also PATHE NEWS.
You will never forget lis
Ward's interpretation of the
iiTesponsihle society woniMii
in "Tlie Cheat' Branded
by a Jap for selling him out.
PAGE
Southern Oregon's
Greatest Place of
Amusement
TOMORROW NIGHT
"FLORA BELLA"
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DOUBLE SAVING JUNE CLEARANCE SALE f
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AGENTS
McCALL
PATTERNS
M. M. Department Store
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE
RELIABLE METHODS
AGENTS
MUNSING
WEAR
UNDERPRICE OFFERINGS FOR THIS WEEK I
Extraordinary Bargains in Wearing Apparel Needs of Every Description
Mr
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tK fa
A MSih Frock io Wrm WMther
HcCaU Patterns Noi ?07--?ij. two
SUMMER DRESSES
Spe.-inl prii-.-s .,n all stnn
nii i- lift v-si-s, vali skirts,
and waists, li.-w.t styl.-s
tn seh'i't from. I .n't fail
t" visit i.ur ready-to-wear
di-partineut this week.
A Gigantic and Sensational
Sale of Beautiful Wash Goods
Beginning Thursday morning
we will sell beautiful new fan
ev .3c Voiles. Gaberdines. Ba
tistes, etc.. at the lowest prie s
ever quoted in Melford.
49c
21c
15c
liie latest seasonable:)."' Voiles
and Lawns, full .')) inc hes wide.
fast i-oli iiv? and beautiful uia!ity,
A lot of regular 2-V Summer fal-rii-s.
spe.-ial fm- the balan-o of the
Week 15c
MIDDY SALE
1 lot Middies at 9Sr
1 lot Middies at ... S1.25
1 lot Middies at S1.50
1 lot Middies at SI. 75
Paul dolus Middies On!v.
inMn n s koveralls S5
P-liie oi- Blue StriiH'.
Boys' 'ol chn'ov Knee
Pfiits SI. 50
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
t-MK SAI.t--Kivt'-rixmii uio.ivrii bun
K'tlow, ImtH-in feature, h;trdwooi
floor?, lure nlffpitif rort'h. ie sir ace
(enrtini. ln-rrlf1 and rcf" rri.
f.'iHMt do, d-riiii l Koe vtriii
iv :.-.. m.
V i
(uinileto Oii'iiiiil New York Ca
sino Tiio:tii Presentation
Another John Cort Cast of Broad
way Favorites.
I'leanor H-ni y Guy Samrel
Ininu" linxiks Lily Leonard
Ailnlph Link liolx-rt O'Connor
M. Ji. Wi lil,.n (iillxrt Clayton
orant nntl Vi'il!.
.Vr. 1 th.- Most l-;is,-ina;ing Chorus
C-.-3X-- ! iro':i tho "Croat White
Wa;.- i:i yr.ns.
l'rices S-.cl(i.SI..-0.$l.nO-73e-.'50c
Jse.it ow Scllinr;.
Medford
Iron Works"
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS
.V.-'-Ms for So'tHiern Oregon for
Faiibarks, Ji,ire & Co. (las Engines
:i: i) I'limpiii-,' Outfits.
Phnnp 6Q 17 Smith Riverside
"SUITS
SALE SUMMER SHOES
Ladies' lii crli hiel laee X:i
biiek. plain toe. seeial 86.
! i
1 nro,
V I Vlll-'T'
TO OUHt? S25.Q3 Ul
CirJiiin-L Prfsslna ami AlhrlM
l's'3 liftiw. UPSTAIRS
V
I. dies' nieilium heel, l.n
ton eanvas. spei-ial. SI. 00
Ladies' Patent 1- and
strap Pumps, medium r.v.
luuii heel
Ladies 2 strap Viri s.mu
nier Pump, turn sole.
S2.75
J.
Bargains in Boys' Shoes;
for outiiiir wear and di ess.
J.aii- S2.00 to S'i50
Bovs' lb.se 15c and 25c X
Indies' I.i.-!e White
Ib.se
Men'
19o and 2oc
Parasols
Munsing Union Suites
15o v
GIM CHUNO
( China Herb Store
1 1 1 1 euro (im- earache, headache,
r.ir.-.r:-h. .'.i:'lit'.:.-ria. Pore throat,
I'n.i: trc-.r to, ki.iaoy trouble, stom-:i.-h
trouMf, In. ut trouble, chills and
' vrr, cr:i: i :, cniighs, poor clrcula-:i-ti.
o.i- r tumors, cakeof
: -.r,. all kinds of goiter.
V o-'FiJATIOX.
M :,!. Or. con. Jan. 1J, 1S1T
Til Wi;om it MAY CONCERN:
This is to certify that I, the aa
"t; ''"oil. ha,l very severe stomach
,ro;!' '! l;t 1-cen bothered for
"v ra! ' r and last Ausust wa not
ev-ecto.! t,- Uvo. 1U! bearing of 01m
'." (who. Herb Store Is at 341
Se.'.h i'ior; t in Medford) I de
to k-'I b;-i!.s for my stomach
r. -:'. !L ar-1 1 -t. rtcd to feeling bet-
r a s, nr i .,.,, thm ,nd todtr
in- a '! and enn heartily r0-o::;-.
,-r,! :-,s .sff-.io,,,,; M j WM u
see ;if CI.-:: :: n-i ! try hi llerba.
W. R. JOHNSON,
:f l.o Para.sols. speeial .
S-M'") Parasols, speeial
s:!."n Parasols, sj.ee ial
39f
91.DS
G5r
Low neck, no shew, lo,,se knee
I.y lieek. no sle(.es. tiy;ht knee
Low neek. short sleeves, 'i.'ht knee
Oth. rvalues i;n to "J.( Suit
V. .:: -
M. A. An.
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rVanV T.c
W-v I..
Vs . L. C
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' V. ' T:
on, Vedford.
'. l icle Point
. Ti tle Tolni.
! . tie Point
-'b. i:n Point
! Point.
Fss-'.e Point.
n.-o p. Von .1, r jielien. Vac1e Point
Tho. '.. Ni-bolj, i:a;lo Tolnt