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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORDORr-fiON, - THURSDAY; JUNE 21 1017 fOCAL AND PERSONAL C. M. Kidd and wife are visiting In Portland. H. D. Manning, manaKer of the Wonder store, has returned from a week's business trip to Portland. Kn route home lie stopped off at Itose burg to visit friends there. Johnson or bh class watch re pairing. tf The members of tho city council will leave early tomorrow morning In two atnoniobllos for tho city water works Intake where they will spend the dny in studying tho water supply problem there. They Will leave Med ford at 5 a. m that is, If Dr. liar grave gets up in time. Past experi ence has been t lint despite his sol emn promises and assurance thnt he would be ready on time, "Hoc" was always soundly sleeping long aflor the time set for the council's departure. Buttermilk, lOo gal. DeVoe's. The Foley & Hurk carnival com pany, which showed here two weeks ago Is playing this week at Marsh field, Oregon, under tho auspices of the Marshfleld fire department. Bakery goods at DeVoe's. In the list of students of the Uni versity of Oregon, who havo enlisted for the war are given the names of Don Newbury of Medfonl In tho Sev enth company, C. A. C, an .lay tlorc, also of this city, who Is enlisted In the university ambulance corps. Of the 140 students enlisted, 62 are in the Second company, 22 are In tho navy, 14 are In tho army, two in the marine corps, 18 in tho university am bulance corps and nine arc In attend ance at the officers rcscrvo trilling camp In San Francisco. See Dave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office, Room 404, M. F. ft H. Bdlg. Incidental to tho visit paid last week by Alexander Nlbley, resident manager of tho Utah-Idaho Sugar Beet company, to Klamath Falls the citizens of that neighboring county are hopeful of a sugar beet factory being established In tho Kliiuinth FallB district next year. Mr. Nlbloy had previously promised tho section a factory If satisfactory results were obtained from tho ovor 100 ncros of beets planted In the county this spring. After his visit to tho Klam ath Tfalloy so expressed himself as pleased with tho sugar beet crop pros pects and tho results so far accom plished. Big Bo milk shakos at DoVoo's (Mr. and Mrs, 1C. W. Jueobson or Talent, newly-wedB, wore visitors In the city today, having arlved at the Hotel Holland late last night. Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly, iMrB. Henry Summon) of Ilornbrnok brought her little son to I he city yes terday to havo an obstruction re moved from Ills eyo by a specialist and will roiunla In tho city for sev eral days. Fresh Chocolates at DeVoe's. Hormnn Walter of Applcgato Is spending several days In tho city. For the best lnsuranco boo Holmes, the Insurance Man. 'Hugo Daley, day clerk nt the Nnsh hotel, returned today from his auto mobllo trip to Portland. Rpoknun and Idaho points. Ho was gnuo three weoks. Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, Bt. Marks building, rhone 323-Y. May II. Packwood and Brrtlia Dou glas aro tourists spending several days In tho city from Fresno, Califor nia. Baths, 2.ric. Hotol Holland. S. 1). Fox of tho Cnrernmi'iit Miner al Springs company, lienr ('arson, Washington, Is spending several days In (ho i lly on business. Phono SS4 Heath's Drug Storo. Mrs. Xellln Arnold leaves Ibis ev ening for Portland to lio wllh her sis ter, .Mrs. Km ma Cllno. who will lie operated on in a hospital In that city. Oasollno and oil at DeVoe's. Otto Meyer of Lake Creek motored In to the clly tills nuinilng ami reports that early today rain was falling In the I,ako Creek district. Dr. Heine, eye. ear, nose, throat. Mrs. O. K. Osborne, president or the state nurses board left I tils iniirn ing for a I rip to Kuivni', North itend and Salem to Inspect hospitals. Stir will then'go to eastern Oregon to In spect hospitals III that mvtloll of the state, Dr. Henry Hnrt, Jackson County Bank building. ortlro hours, 2 to 4 p. m. Sir. and Mrs. T. P. Smith of l.w Angeles and Mrs It. It norland of Utah aro among the loin Ms visiting In tho city. Mots cars at Riverside Oarage. Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Carnuhiin of Hie Uliio l-odgo mining disltii t ate spend ing several das In the city, having come In yesterday. Met! cars at Riverside Oarage. A. (1. Morrison of Redding. Cali fornia, arriving In Hie city xesicid,i to visit friends. Information regarding rates and coverage of compensation Insurance upon ranch and orchard employes fur nlshed by the McCurdy Agency. Tele phone Number one. Too Three, si Michael Mcllulrk received a letter today from T. H. K. Hathaway, the well known former resident of Med ford, who located in Chicago about a month ago. Mr. Hathaway stated that ho is In tho employ In Chicago of the largest sporting goods house In the 1'nited Slates and that he Is doing well. Associated gas and distillate and Rod Crown gas. Power Auto Co. 81 Mrs. W. P. Holt and daughter. Hel en, of I-aglo Point, returned today from Berkeley, California, accompa nied by Mrs. Holt's sister, Mrs. A. T. Hatch, and daughter. Miss Helen Holt has been attending school at Berkeley aud Mrs. Holt bns been visiting in that city for tho past three months. H. H. Lainphan, formerly of Asbes tos, father of Rex and lien Lamnman, Is spending a few days on business in Mcdford. Johnson for high class watch re pairing, tf Mr. and Mrs. V. C. rtartlctt and Miss Cora Basye of Portland, who wero here to attend tho funeral of Charles Basye, returned today to Portland. T. M. Davis, assistant engineer of tho Siskiyou 'I'vlsion of tho Pacirlc highway, who has been spending sev eral days In Ashland and Medford on business, Tcturned today to his Sis kiyou headquarters. A timely sale. Friday and Satur day we will glvo with a 2fc sale of Diko's Peroxide Croam, Country Club Talcum Powder or (Jreclan (Jirl Tal cum Powder one drachm (20c) of the French imported perfume "Itose-lys." Heath's Drug Store. ,71 Don Newbury left today for Klam ath FallB to visit relatives there until about July 1!i when the Seventh com pany, of which he Is a member, will be called into active service Mrs. E. C. Jerome left this noon for Yrcka, California, to attend the com mencement exercises of tho high school there She taught in tho Yre ka high school for thrco years, and 18 out of tho 20 members of the grad uating class wero her former pupils. Patrick Welch of Spokane presi dent of tho Roguo River Canal com pany, Is spending- several days In the city on business and pleasure com bined. .Mr. Welch arrived in the city Wednesday, and with E. M. llrowu, local manager of the company, spent tho most of Thursday nt one of the company's randies. Friday and Saturday with each 2!i c.ent sale of Diko's Peroxide Cream, well known for Ub bloachlng and heal ing qualities, wo will glvo olio drachm (20c) of a French Imported perfume. Heath's Drug Storo. 7!) Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Davis and chil dren returned to Siskiyou today lifter a week's visit In Medford nnd vicinity. Mr. Davis is foreman of tho Siskiyou section of tho Pacific highway Forty recruits of the nrmy field artillery passed thru tho city today en routu from tho Vancouver bnr racks and Fort l.awton to Fort Dou glas, Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wcsterlund, Mrs. J. Y. Hill, Merl Willets nd Os car llelnti returned this noon from their several days automobile trip to Shasta Springs, California. Mr. nnd Mrs Frank McKeo and sons. Everett nnd William, left by au tomobile this morning on a pleasure trip to San Francisco and return. Miss Bess Kentner left today for Reno, Nevada, to Join her mother. Mrs. H. ('. Kentner. Sho expects to return to Medford In the fall. The Country Club (an extra large package) and t lie (irecian (iirl Tal cum Powder are both made from French Talc and are cxlrn values. See our special offer Friday and Satur day. Heath's Drug Store. "!' Southbound passenger train No. lit due In Mcdrord at !:" a. m., did ""t reach I ho city until noon because of n freight train wreck near West Fork. Oregon. Word was received In (he clly Thursday that Cni'l Taylor is appoint ed traveling passenger agent of the Southern Pacific with headquarters In Portland. Oregon, vice Willis II Jenkins, who has boon appointed head of tho advertising bureau of the gen eral passenger agenl's office. Over fifty members of the Home tie.ani company were In atlendanre last nl;ht at the weekly drill of the orgauiat'oii held on the down lown streets. For the first time ibe coin- Tuny was drilled in platoon formation CAR SHORTAGE 11D WASHINGTON. .1n,' -jl. I.ir a lliirnsun, cliitirunn it lite t.u! t'i;ii ur hi ift ril, iinnnniHvil tmlin tll;it the initiK, Hi l;ttnnlh' iv-pnnr t I ho nation'. licuiiiti'U upon tin-in, tvi'H t il tin i';ir -hortfiuM' more tlimi "in- lluhl ilimnt; May, w lulr llu-v in ft I he hi! uininitii rnl 1 ni tTir iiiai lv "Jt (MMVvn). The I I'finMHirl.i tioii .-'li'i'liiiti, Mr. Ham-i'ii Mim-fun I'-int m-'i t ii"irtn v ami I lie loads an imn iiHiilhitir Hit' un'titt'-! Iiwt'ftr in llmr hiMoi-v. With M.-.lfonl tra.lo I MHrnnl mail FIVE SUSPECTS OF 1: ... S'-!; - Utft to rlKlit. J. ricrsol. nhotit whoso neck ihmw was placed to force confmhioii; CJctim AdaniK, Taylor It. AtltuiiH, Mrs. Alice AdiuiiB and (be low) Mrtxhi AduniK. FRUIT, TOSS HAY Fully twonty-fivc men of Company , Tliitd Oregon infantry, wore at .work on ranches nnd in orchards to .day, and more of the soldiers i ould have heen placed had there been any to send out. As it was only the kitch en police, company cook and Lieuten ant Killen were left in (he city, the others being1 either out on guard duty at various places on the Southern Pa cific or doing farm or orchard work. On account of the shortage of Jabor in the valley the soldiers are much in demand. They are being paid from $l.fiO to a day and board, ac cording to what work they are doing. Kvery member (if the company who is allowed to work must be within easy telephone communication with com pany headquarters in .Medford in inno of emergency. Several of the soldier were engaged for the next two weeks at the ranch on which they woiked Tuesday nnd Wednesday. Thursday forenoon a rancher ap peared at company headquarters ami asked that he lie assigned several sol diers for work in his hay fields. He ;aid he would gladly pay .t2.'(t a day and board. He was much disappoint ed when told that no more men jould he spared. Captain Todd stales that lie will not allow any of bis men to work where they arc not treated riirbt and as five American citizens, and in ae- :inee with this declaration would not let three soldiers return to the ranch where they were employed Tuesday, because the bend of the ranch refused to allow the boys to talk while they were working. The soldiers, went to work at nnMhrr ranch Wednesday. The farm and orchard work is very popular with the soldiers as t riot only relic ves them trout the humdrum tedium of barracks and patrol Hut v lite, but the money they earn is nil velvet as their government pay oes on ,(ud the .-anic. WEDDING BELLS I A vi-rv pri'llv wi'iiilini; v;i-! ci'lr linilcl nt tin- h.iinr if Mr. II. ('. llih of Tiilrnl W'ciIim'mI.iv lAcninu'' nt 7 ci'clni'k Immi lir. ,1. ('. linllins ninlr.l in uuirri:iuc ('iimlinf li'n-l,,inl- -.ii nt Tii l.-ii t . mill Mr. Knnii-t W. ,l;i iiIivhii nt' ( 'nil I'm nin. Ciily itnun'ili;!ti rrliitiviw mill t'rii'iiil- vort priwi-til. Mr. II. ('. IHuh ni'ti'd us lii-r-l iiiim mill Mi-s llnrnllin I'iivih" liri.li's Miniil. luli' hull' Mis lliu'li scivi-il as riiiir hi'iiri-r. Mi. .Imi'iiIisuii is nil old lirm t'nenil I' lr. liiillin- iiml n stuili'iil nl' O. A. (', now i'iiiii'iI in rntirliiii ; in f ;ilifirni:l, ullllt Mr.. .iMiMrliiin i- :i THE MORE OF THESE I i I KM) CK0SS ur THE RED CROSS MUST HAVE 5100,0'M.OOO.CO To Save Lives cf Soldiers and Cre For Dependents at Home OREGON'S SHARE IS S5G0.G00.C0 KEET MURDER WHO ; f . . - &w' i' San Jose graduate and has been m- plovcd in the schools of Siskivou county. At a pretty wedding Wednesday af ternoon at the home of the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. K. K. Si:-ly. 112 South Oakdnle avenue. Miss Wil lie Marie Secly became the bride of George Howard G rover, lfcv. V. W. Carslens officiated, lining the . big ceremony. The wedding march wap played by Miss Nana, the bride's ms ter. The house was beautifully dec orated with roses, ferns and vanmt: kinds of foliage. A brief reception followed the wedding, and luncheon as served, a huge cake being a con spicuous feature of (lie dining table. Mr. and Mrs. G rover arc well kaown in Medford church and social circles. The groom is the son of Kev. 11. A. Groer of l'.idwell, ., and w well known in county educational cin-lcs. having been principal of one school for five years past. The newly wed ded 'couple departed la-t- night for a honeymoon trip to the cat, and will be at home after Sept. 1 in A.-hlitnd. Mr. Grocr will tench in the HeHvicw school next vea i. Watch Mercury Glide Up. Tho largest thermometer in Jack son eouaty wan eroded at the corner of Main street and Central avenue, Wednesday afternoon. Tho hig bottle guarantees "no frost" and "fair and wanner" is tin1, lorecast. Ini'tead of Indent iim the tempera ture, the growth of .larUson countyV Red Cross war fund will he registered from day to day. The novel scheme originated with the Hed Cross commit lee and was do nated by II. Khun for the good causr it represents. Watch the mercury go up! l'ortor.l. NVff, Ur. 1). .1. Cimroy nml Paul M. .lonni y h-nvi1 l-'ritlay ni'traini: on a Ioiik hike whli-h will not end until July 1. Tln-y will i;n !iy train to (lalire ami troni tlipro to Ihc Alann'ila nillu1, anil frojn tlio nilili' will wall; ilown tin- Hokii( liivi-r trail all thi way tu (liilil lli'.'irli. Thi n friuu (lulil lloai'll tlli'y plan to wall; to Crr:ri'iit rity ami from the latti r rity to Mi il fonl. 4XEye Glasses "iSp Thnt Are RIGHT Wild, I'RKSKIiVIO Till': SKUIT. WhiMipvcr nerd ('.lassos you lined Klassos tliat aro risht. You net filassi's that aro risht whi n yo" huy thom ht'ic. DR. RICKERT i:vi;si;ur srixi Ai.isr Metlford, Oivtfon, NOW! g WHAT HAVE YOU GIVEN? ESCAPED LYNCHERS RUSSIA PROMISES TO CONTINUE WAR WASHINGTON, June 21 KiiShin's consecration to a war to the end with German autocracy was avowed today by Special - Ambassador Horis A. (takhmetieff, head of the liusian mission here, in a statement to the American people. Only thru victory, he said, can a stable world pence and the fruits of the llussian revolution he secured. "The Russian people thoroly un derstand nnd are fully convinced that it- is absolutely necessary to root out t he autocratic principles which underlie and are represented by German militarism which threat ens the peace, the freedom and the 'inppiness of the world," said Mi. IlnkhmelielT. ' '' DECLARES FOR WAR T.tlNUOX, Jui!; ai.ftisimtflicK Cruin I'ctrofjrail lo the KxcIiiihto Tt'l- uraiili. cmiiianv t-jiy that tho cim ri'ss of snhlii'rs ami workiiii'n's di'l- (i'i;ali's I'rom jiio wliok' of liu.ssia yrs It'rilay A-i.l I'll I'oiifiih'iifo in (he jiro visioiial ovpriinioiil anil iiiiaiiinuiusly nlojili'ii a ri'solutiou ih'innmlinir an iiiiiiii'ilinto i 1 1 m 1 1 1 i . ti of Iho ofl'oiisivc :tuil rii'fuani.ation of the nrmy. A war I'nliiiict was forinril inchiilin? lu li-adi'i-s of Hit Iius-.ian nnny and navv and ti'i'!miial ri'iircsontativps. Expert Repairing AVc now liavc in cluiriic of our Rfpair Sliop r. TVrt OY'oinmr of Scal 11c, who is an expert nie elianie and we are ire pared to do work mi all classes of cars, lirinjr in vour trouMes. All work li'iiaranteed. Riverside Garage THE FEWER OF. THESE TRADING IN WHEAT E 1'OliTI.AN'l). June '.'I. All Irailiu'. in wheat mi the IWlland Xf.-1-.-luiiit-i" exehaii'.'e has heen sii-iended linlil the roM'inmeiit has declared its ind- icy in re-ard t" t ti - wl I trade, read an announcement issued at the ex change today. The order iiiilies to liaii'-acliiins in futures nod cash deals alike. Healing in futures was iierniilled liere last Monday for the first time in several months. . . "Uncertainly repai'iliu the i;overn incnt's food control plans, yhicli caused wheal to drop Uiirly-twu cents here yesterday, was the main reason for the move, it i.s understood. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY wanteo sr. -Fresh cow. l'lioiie 4K li st! WANTED CMrl tor general house work. Call 5G7-J2. Page Theatre TONIGHT Tho liiKRost and Most Important Musical lOvcnt ot tho Knlitu Vciir. Oompletfl Orilniil Xcw York Ca sino Tlronlro Presentation Another .lohii Cort Cast of 'Broad-. w;ay Favorites, l.leanor Henry .' f Jny Siinipsel Ininir IIiwiUs , Idly Leonard Adolpli Link IIolH'rt O'Connor M. II, WeMon' (ailieit Clayton (a-anti'miil Wln., And tho Most Fascinating Chorus Coaxed from tho "Great Whifi1 Way" In years. ' 1'ilet'H SI.()ll-.! I ..-)(l-$ I .nn-TSc-nUc Seat Now Sellin?. Puritan laid i means The Purest Butter in Tcwn recaiise If is made from Seleeled Cream. Tltink a minule what ilia! means! Only he clioieesl cream used. JTade from rastni'i.ed and Selected Creani means soine tliiu;?. Order a RoJ! Tomorrow. AMUSEMENTS TOHIGHT II. umiiinii 'iiinii..iwmnWii,i STAR. ?heodtofplSyd,?hEcAI! 2 days Beginning TODAY Yi(a-raiir PeMuru ' Whom the Gods Destroy" r.i.'ixds ALICE JOYCE to us auain Wi.l ! ".-ho if Ir'ily morn ftil tJiun ror. wifh nil 11 tv;n rn- ss to ln-r c!:;imii. She kiv s n M-' ptimi too! ( h:r.n t,ri.-ittiti n:nl will t.il. IhT po-it:oii ni a oth if our f..ifPot film favori; '' Hnrry Mo-rn- anppqm Mi .Inv.v tn this dr.nna nf tlw Irish i tw 11? nn . WILL H. WILSON is running a big Shoe Sale Boys' Shoes at less than wholesale Boys' Elkhide Shoes $1.69 All other kinds cut to th S j KM ML Mm WIIV Men's Gunmetal Dress -Shoes $2.48 Big heavy Work Shoes the kind you pay four and some places five dollars for going at $2.98 We have a big stock on the road. We must have room. Get in and get your pair be fore they are all gone Men's Suits Your Summer Suit is here A AH you fellows that have been waiting to get fit; come in now. We just received an other shipment. We bay e all sizes. V -BUT LISTEN' They won't last long. Get yours now and let the other fellow wait. Work Shirts . 49c Dress Shirts . 50c Ten cent Handker chiefs 5c " Big Bib Overalls, Ger man dye, elastic suspenders 98c Men'sIIats98cand75c That's all today f Ask your grocer to send you LARGE 15c SIZE Butter-Nut Dier and lietler Uread. Nurmi Baking O. lull - V COMKDY l'OOTl.KiHTS AND FA KKIJS