Medford mail tribune., June 29, 1917, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE TWO
I0CAL AND
1J PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kldd liave re
turned from a fishing und camping
trip on the .McKcnzIo above Kimene,
reporting good success.
Johnson for bygb cI.-bb watch re
pairing. tf
E. A. Hlldreth, Sr.. of Butte FallH
arrived Thursday In Medford to spend
the weok end.
Buttermilk, 10c gal. DeVoe'B.
The fire department was culled yes
terday noon to 4 01 S. Newton stroet,
where a bonfire had set fire to a box
of excelsior standing by a woodshed.
The flames weie extinguished with
but very little damage.
Mrs. N. 8. Dennett and son, Lester,
returned liiBt night from a ten days'
visit with Mrs. Dennett's sisters In
Riddle and Itoseburg. Mr. Dennett
also attended the Women of Wood
craft convention In Hoseburg hurt
week.
Bakery goods at DoVoe's.
Mr. and Mrs. Koch Grunt of Gcn
ada, California, are spending several
days In the city, having arrived late
Thursday.
Bee Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office, Room 404, M.
F. & H. Ddlg.
W. B. Walker is a huslnoss visitor
in the city today from Cottage Grove.
4 MIbb Alice Morgan of .Jacksonville
Is visiting In tho city today. She was
alBo hero yesterday.
Big 6c milk shakes at DoVoo's
W. M. D. Ames of Berkeley and
Herman Kower of Oakland were
among the California automobile
tourists In the city last night and to
day. Dr. Heine fits glaasoB correctly.
Mr. and Mrs. Orris C. Crawford re
turned last night from a several days
VBltl in Portland, whore Mr. Crawford
appeared as a witness In a case be
fore the fedoral grand Jury.
. FreBh Chocolates at DoVoe's.
W. II. Lytic, slato veterinarian, of
Salem, is in tho city for a conference
with County Agricultural Agent Cute
on livestock diseases. There Ib very
little discaso among stock in this
county, excepting a little hog cholera.
For the best Insurance see Holmoa,
the Insurance Man. -
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Popo of Lodl,
California, are tourists spending sev
eral days in the city and vicinity.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St.
Marks building. Phone 323-Y.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cudo and O. 11.
Vance of Sonttln uro among tho anto-
mobllo tourists visiting In the city.
Baths, 25c. Hotel Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owon, dnugh
totr and maid have returned from n
month's visit at Keau Clnlro, Wiscon
sin, Piano for rent. Palmer Piano
Place, 28 South Central. SC
, W. S. Noyes of Onklund, California,
arrived In tho city Into Thursday to
spend several days hero on business.
Phone 884 Hoath's Drug Store.
W. 11. Cowles, editor of the Spokesman-Review
and millionaire publisher
of Spokane, arrived In Medford Thurs
day evening with his wife and daugh
ter en route to Spokane from Santa
Barbara, where ho bus a winter homo,
and left Friday for the north. Mr.
Cowles was enthusiastic over tho Sis
kiyou highway and declares that no
better planned rond oxlsts anywhere
Ho predicts that eventually It will be
como famous among tho highways ol
America. Ho was delighted with the
appearance of tho valley and express
ed a deslro to return for an extended
stay.
Gasoline and oil at DoVoo's,
An unusually large number of an
tomobllo tourists have been passinK
thru tho city tho past two days, both
north and south. The hotels of the
cly wero filled with ouch tourists last
night, most of whom continued their
Journeys this morning.
Dr. Heine, eye, car, nosn, throat.
Dr. Henry Hart, Jackson County
Bank building. Office hours, 2 to 4
p. m.
The Modloid loilc.o of i:ils will
tnke part In tho round up purndn In
Ashland tho tunrnltm of July 4. for
tho reason tht muny have pluimcil
outing of various K IikIh in other
places and It would be clirtleult rot
others to attend to homo duties that
morning and get to Ashland in time
to parade. The Klks also have an In
vitation to attend the round up role
hratlon at Albany. Oregon, on the
same date.
In a hurry call SS,
Mrs. Charles L. Srhleffelln who Inst
week suffered a broken ankle while
soliciting lied Cross funds is now ni
her home, r.(i:t S. Oiikdiilc. having
been removed from the Snerecl Heart
hospltnl yesterday.
The best Insurance for your com
plexion Is Dykes Peroxide Cream. At
Heath's Drug Store.
H. Roland lilalsyer of Klamath
Falls, county agrleullur.il immit of
Klumnth county. Is spending several
days In the city and vicinity. He emu.
nnrn primarily to gi t Information at
the state exporl ut station on fei-
Hirers.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing. ,,,
Mrs. John Flood, who came here to
attend the funeral of James Kent, re
turned today to her home In Slssou,
California. Mrs. W. S. Morgan of
Slsson and Mrs. G. Parkinson of Cas-
tlo Rock. California, who also came
to'attend this funeral, will remain In
tho city for several days yet.
A. C. -Mnlnger and J. Thornton
were down from Ashland today and
urranged to place 700 choice reserved
seats on sale at tho Medford Pharma
cy for tho Round up.
What truss? The Akron truss, with
tho ever-slip pud. if you wear a truss
come in and look this over. Only at
Heaths' Drug storo.
Mrs. Hverett McArthur and Miss
Maud Corlles left this morning for
Sun Francisco where they will spend
the next six weeks.
Metz cars at Riverside Garage.
Walter W. Moloney of Wolf creek
has enlisted In tho army at the Med
ford recruiting office and has gone to
Portland to tako the physical exam
ination. He enlisted several months
ago in Company Seven, but was given
a discharge by Captain Vanco so lie
could enlist In tho army.
Just received, fresh supply famous
ceressa meal. Delirious to eat. Aids
digestion and relieves constipation, or
money back. J. W. Wakefield.
Miss Leola Ewbank returned to
Eugene today after a visit of two
weeks with hor sister, Mrs. J. E. Dent.
Oregon, California, U. S. Land.
Booklet free. Write Joseph Clark,
Sncramento, California. 10C
Miss Ilattlo Ttundlott of Portland
Is visiting her slBter, Mrs. F. Gray.
Metz cars at Riverside Garage.
Mrs. A. F. '.N'toth has returned home
from Weed, California, where sho was
visiting her sister.
I would commenco July with a
package of Dykes Peroxide Cream. It
prevents sunburn and tan. Hoath's
Drug Storo.
Ralph Jenkins and son of Fargo N.
D., who for two days have beon vlsltt-
ing 11. F. Piatt, cousin of Mr. Jonklns,
loft today for Ixjiig Beach, California.
Mr. Jenkins is a nephew of Fire Chief
Lawton with whom he also visited.
Ashland Chautunua. July 11 to 20.
Tako a vacation and tent In tho park.
Splendid program und a groat now
auditorium. Something doing all
the tlmo. For season tickets call
Medford 020. 8C
Thomas Lewis of Eagle 'Pblnt is t.
visitor In tho city today.
Alco Taxi Phone S8.
W. Hart Hamilton, who hns been
on his Englo Point ranch for the past
week, left Friday for Crescent City to
join his family, who arc spending the
summer there.
Flunk Owen has returned from a
trip to his old homo nt Eau Clalro,
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Keono, wife of Dr. J. JI.
Kecno, hns beon critically ill at her
home for several days. Her condition
todny wns reported as slightly Im
proved.
Will sell new Bulek aiilomobllo ill
rcct.from factory for f 1 1."0. Is n
passenger car, was ordered In April
and not nooded now. Car will be de
livered 10. mo ny milck agent at
Grants Pass, about July 1st. Phone
O. U. Coppln, Josephlno hotel, Grunts
Pass. nr,
The condition of Mrs. Ralph Cow-
gill, who was operated on nt the Sa
cred Heart hospital lust .Monday, Is
reported as Improving.
STORE AT CANANEA
KACH, Ariz., .lime L'H. All L'lllllU
in the big gem-nil uicnniililc .store nl
the I'lllliiueu CollMiliilntcil Cnppol
company, which rinsed its mines,
mills and sinrllers mi June ', lmv
been rnnl'iscnlril l)v the Mexienn of
ficials nt. I'liimiiea. neenriliiin' t,i in.
formation received here I'mm Hi,
Solium Cupper rump hhIhv.
lined nliler is honor iiiniiiliiiiicl in
I nmiiicii und nil works there are
'losCll. It WHS t'lillllil itiilinKilile I'm
the Mexican envernineiil In n i,
!' mines I inise I he smmle nl' .
plosives lins been evliimsteil.
TOM WATSON'S PAPER
HELD UP AS SLACKER
SA AN'N'AII. tin.. June !! i ,i,
the priiviMiui, i,l' tin, ,. ;,,
art. Hie Ineul pcstiil't ire tnilllv belli 1
deliveries of Thnmns K. Walseu'
weekly newspaper which bus hern nt
turkiir.r I ho iirmy draft, pending a ,,.
eisinu liy the postiit'fiec department
DIED.
WELLS. In Weed, Siskiyou conn
ty. June 2ii, 1 I 7. Hnrn. beloved win
of Harry S, Wells und mother of Mrs
Ino ,M. Tonkin, Frank H. and Morrl:
A. Wells, a native of Phoenix, Oregon
used years. Funeral nt Yieku
Juno L'S. Interment Yrekn.
Funeral Notice
Funeral .-en ires over the l.ite
viil Kliuer enroll will lie held
unlay, Julie .'111, ut 111 u. in., in
rliniirl ,,' . Weeks & Mrtiowui
Ha-
Sat
a tin
n Co
The ('In Mian Science service w
used. The interment ill 1,,. j
I. O O. !', I'oineteiy, .McdlVrd.
ill I
ii tin
MEDFOuD MATL TRTBUNE,
BROWN 10 LEAVE
Tlie official local miiiini.'cr posi
tion ol' tlio Kogue Hivcr Canal com
pany lias been done uwny with, unil
K. Jr. lirown, who lias held that of
fice for several years past, will leave
ill n few days for Turoiiiii or Seattle,
where it is understood he will be en
gaged in ii shipbuilding venture with
Patrick Welch, president of the
Hoclie Hivcr Canal company.
The managerial duties will lie di
vided among several men. liny Mor
on, nephew of Mr. Welch, who lias
long been connected with the locul
office, will have charge of the finaii-
ial and business end, und net ns sort
of general overseer. Kulph ( or.'gill,
the chief engineer, will have charge
of the engineering and irrigating de
partments. K. ('. Hamilton will he in
harge of the company ranches, n
position he formerly held until about
ixteen months ugo. He has recently
been located in Klkhcail, Or. Porter
J. Ncff, as attorney for the company
and vice-president, win uiso iook ni
ter certain details of the company's
business.
The company will remove its of
fices from Hie corner of West Main
and Harllelt streets on July 1 to 'Ml
North Central avenue.
RAISE COAL PRICES
DKCATUR, HI., Juno 2!). Local
coul opernfors today increased the
price of coal fifi cents a ton nt the
mine. This nmkes the price ijvl.OJ per
ton. According to word from Wash
ington, the locnl operators xvere n
purlv to the recent, price agreement
and the ledcrnl trade commission is
expected lo demiind an explanation
of the raise ill prices.
WAR TAX BILL NOW
PRACTICALLY FINISHED
WASHINGTON', Juno 29. "With
revision of the war tax hill virtually
completed and now totalling $1,449,-
000.000 agulnst tho $1,800,000,000
lovy of Increased taxes adopted by
the house, tho senate, finance commit
tee today considered authorization of
additional bonds. '
' Senator Stone proposed a bond Is.
sue of $500,000,000. The committee
plans to roach a decision tomorrow
and to fix tho rnto to bo Imposed on
war excess profits probably sixteen
percent. During lengthy committee
discussion of tho bond question, a
larger issuo wns not suggested, nl
though with a halt billion of bonds.
Senator Simmons said tho bill still
would full short by $1100,000.000, and
probably more, of meeting tho ensu
lug year's war oxpenso.
From excess profit tho committee,
plnns to raise $300,000,000. An
amendment adopted today would ox-
empt from the tax upon Individual
persons:
In office or employment, Including
that of a commercial traveler or agent
whoso remuneration consists wholly
of a fixed and dcffnlto sum irrespec
tive of tho amount of business dono
or any other contingency; and a pro
fesslon tho profits of which depend
mainly on tho personal qunllfirutions
of tho individuals and In which there
Is not required tho investment of
more than nntnlnurrapltul.
Manufacturers and their rcpresen
tatlves generally are opposing the re
peal proposed by the coniinltlee of tho
draw-buck by which they recelvo from
the government practically nil duties
paid on raw tnnterlals which enter
into manufactured products which
later are exported.
MEDFORD IS GIVEN
1500 CARS OF APPLES
SPOKANH, Wash.. .1 nun 2!). An
estimate of 211, .101) curs of apples In
the principal upplo districts of the
four northwestern stales, for the
II' 17 season, was made public here
today by L. J. Blot, secretary of the
Fruit Growers' agency, a co-operative
marketing organization. He said the
estimate was based upon tho most re
liable Information gathered from the
various districts.
Following are the estimates on the
various districts:
Walla Wnlla. f.00 cars; Whlto Sal
man and Underwood, 201) curs; south
eru Idaho, 2.200 ears; Yakima valley
s.M'O ears; Low Ision, Idaho. 2.MI cars;
Bluer Root valley, Muntatna, son
cars; Hood River, Oregon, 1 200 cars
Medford anil adjoining districts. Ore-
T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
U AM'ini -Burned wire. Phono 11-
i:i-U. s
WAMCI) Wood choppers.
w-n-r.
WAXTKH Kporlonced woman for
general housework. Good wages.
Phone 7M-.I.
MEDFOTtD, OftF.fJON, FTITDAY. .TUXE 20, 1017.
gon, 1500 cars; Wonatchee, Wash.,
8000 cars; Spokane, (i.r0 cars.
WILSON OPPOSES PROHIBITION
(Continued from rage Oue.)
often represents the president in con
ferring with congressmen, went to the
capltol today and told senators tho
president does not desire to disturb
or dlvido public sentiment during tho
war by cutting off consumplon of
light alcolohic beverages in general
use and that such action Is unneces
sary us It would conserve compara
tively small supplies of foodstuffs.
Tho provision to stop manufacturo
of distilled spirits, Mr. Burleson told
senators, was not objectionable to the
president.
Some of the senate leaders later ex
pressed confidence that the prohibi
tion sections would be modified so as
to permit beer and wine manufacture
to continue and that prohibition of
disilled spirits would be adopted.
Amended for President.
An amendment to meet the presi
dent's wishes, Senator Pheluu Bald,
would be offered, probably next week.
'The president feels that such ac-
tlort ought to Batlsfy the prohibititon
lsts as well as all others, if he is given
authority and full responsibility, If he
deems it necessary In any emergency
to prohibit further manufacturo of
beer and wines," said Senator Phe
lan, "hut he docs not believe It is
necessary to Immediately cut off tho
use of beor and other beverages with
little alcohoi."
President Wilson expressed to Sen
ator Martin his hope for prompt ac
tion upon the bi)l and nuxiety over the
prospects of dolay from the prohibi
tion Issue.
"I told tho prosldent I was against
such procedure," said Senator Mar
tin. "I said congress Itself has the
responsibility and should net not
pass it along to the president."
Opimsctt t'essution.
Senator Phelan, however, positively
stated that the president is favoring
legislation giving him authority to
either continue or stop manufacture
of malt and vinous beverages, and Is
opposed to Immediate cessation.
KfTprls to arrange for a vote on
the bill at 5 p. m. tomorrow were
blocked by objections of Senators
Borah and Lodge.
"I have no "disposition to crowd the
matter," said Senator Chamberlain,
in charge of tho bolll,"' but 1 wanted
to know how tho senate felt about it."
Senator Hardwick's motion to re
commit the bill to. the agriculture
committee no the ground that it is
unconstltution was lost. Senator
Reed and the ;GoorgIu senator alone
supporting it. ... :
Heading of the bill for amendments
was then begun,
An amendment adopted by Senntor
Lowis of Illinois would limit alcoholic
ic content of intoxicating beverages
to ten per cent after September 1.
MUST FiGHT TILL VICTORY
(Continue from Page One.)
them without adding a single battal
ion to the army.
Why in France?
"Our greatest army Is In Franco.
We nre there to recover for the people
who linvo been driven out, their pat
rimony, the land which belonged to
tbeni. As to Mesopotamia, It Is not
and never has been Turkish. You
have only to read the terrible reports
to see "what n wilderness the Turks
huvo niudo of iho Garden of F.den.
Whut is to happen to Mesopotumtn
must bo left to tho peace conference
and there Is one thing that will never
happen lo It. It will never be restor
ed to tho blasting tyranny of the
Turks.
"Tlie same observation applies to
Armenia. As lo the Geriuun colonies,
that again is a matter which must be
settled by the great International
pence conference. When wo conic to
settle who must be the future trus
tees of those uncivilized hinds? We
Mail Us Your Watch
and Jewelry Work
Wo are prepared lo take care of nil
watch, clock and Jewelry repairing,
diamond and agate mounting of all
kinds done by nil expert. Kvervthing
we sell or repair Is absolutely guar
anteed. Kngrnving done by an expert.
P. Sv---See our rings.
Martin J. Reddy
Vitality 1'irM. Phone ID. Correct Time
VUltoi-s Alvt'iiy V elcoine.
must take Into account the sentiments
of the peoples themselves and wholh
er they are anxious to secure the re
turn of their former masters or
whether they would rather trust their
destinies to other and Juster and gen
tler hands. The wishes, desires and
interests of the people themselves of
all those countries must be the domi
nant factor in settling their future
government.
Kiltiiuihlo Pence Basis.
"Peace must be framed on bo equit
able a basis that tho nations would
not wish to disturb it. It must bo
guaranteed by. destruction of Prus
sian military power so that the confi
dence of the German people shall be
put In tho equity of their cause and
not In the might of their armies, bet
ter guarantoo than ether would be
democratization of the German gov
ernment." 'No one wishes to dictate to tho
German people the .form of govern
ment under which they should choose
to live. But it is right wo should say
that we will enter into negotiations
with a freogovernment of Gcrmuiiy
with a different attitude of mind and
a different tetmper and different spir
it and with less suspicion and more
confidence than we should with a gov
ernment with whom wo feel today to
be dominated by the aggressive and
arrogant spirit of Prussian militarism.
"All the allied governments will, In
my judgment, he acting wisely If thoy
draw that distinction in their general
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TOLD TO CHOOSE
Between Operation and
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Compound.
Bays I would have been in my grave to-
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fnr l.vilia F,. Pink-
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Uomnouna. 1 sui-
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female trouble and
the doctors said I
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year without an
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band objected to the
operation and got
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mend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to any woman as a wonder
ful health restorer." Mrs. Blanche
JeffehsoN, 703 Lyon St, Des Moines.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
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Biggest show ever seen on the coast.
Sent. miIu now... Mail orders filled.
Hurry!
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LAST TIME
ROSE
OF- THE
SOUTH
A lUiiiuii of a
lleniilit'iil Love,
with
Peggy Hyland
Al-o
Frank Daniels Comedy
"CAPTAIN JACK SHOULD
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MEDFOrib'S
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attitude toward he discussion of pence
terms."
An Exulted Victory.
Speuklng of Russia, the premier
added there were many hearts filled
with gloomy nnxlety, contemplating
tho prospect of a peace conference to
settle the future of democracy with
representatives present of tho most,1
reaeionnry autocracy In tho world.
Are you looking forward; dear
prospective mother, with a shudder
ing dread, to the wonderful, beau
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avoid to a great extent, the strain
and discomfort by preparing your
system and putting yourself in
splendid condition to meet the time.
"Mother's Friend" is easily up
plied by yourself. It softens and
makes elastic the ligaments, mus
cles and skin of the abdomen. Thou
sands of mothers who have used
"Mother's Friend" testify to its
value in relieving much of the pain
Carry the Flag on
the Fourth
We have flags,
flag ornaments
and flag holders
for you auto.
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a gloom-chaser
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THE FORTUNE OF FIFI
A seri'i-eciiiic tiiTi' i"t i n Ihc noti-il imvci liy
rnlly Kllii.t Scawcll.
Also Metro-Drew Comedy
COMING
MYRTLE STEDMAN
But now Russia Is unshackled and
free and her representatives at tho
peace conference would bo represent
ative of a free' people fighting for
freedom ind arranging a future dem
ocracy on the lino of freedom. Not
merely would the Russian revolution
Insure a more complcto but a higher,
moro exalted victory than ever was
eoriiimiplated.
ar.d distress at childbirth. They
make special mention of the relief
,irom nausea or morning sickness.
There is in "Mother's Friend" that
direct and immediate help which all
expectant mothers need.
Ret "Mother's Friend" from the
druggist and begin to apply it night
and morning. Write for the inter
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Friend." It contains valuable advice
to expectant mothers and is abso
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