Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 30, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MATIj TRfBUXE. MEDFORD, OREOOX. SATURDAY. JUNE HO. 1917. TOCAL AND PERSONAL At the nieellnt; held of the Ftatc lime board at Salem this week. Hen ton Howers. the Ashland nietnlier of the board, was authorized to investi gate further Into the Gold Hill lime district which was recently visited by the board, and two oiher members Dean Conlley and B. K. Leedy were instructed to obtain prices on ma: chinery that may be needed In devel oping the industry. Johnson for hush cUss watch re pairing. tf Mr. and Mrs. V.'. It. Osborne have returned home from their visit with frlefidB In Koseburg. Buttermilk, 10c gal. Devoe's. The funeral services held over the late David Klmer Cottrell, who was accidentally shot and killed in the Meadows district last Wednesday by Lane YVyland, who mistook him for a deer, were attended by a large con course of friends and relatives. Many were present from all parts of the country. The services wero held at 10 a. m., Saturday in the Weeks & Mctlowan company chapel. There wero many beautiful floral trllnites. The interment was In the I. O. O. F. cemetery of this city. Bakery goods at DSVoe's. Miss May Maltby left this morning for Alsea, Oregon, tof spend the niin morr there with 'her parents. Miss Maltby taught school the past year In the vicinity ofrrail. See Dave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office, Room 404, M. F. & H. Bdlg. Kllen Batcheldcr of Hilt, California, Is spending the week end In the city, having arrived Friday evening. Big 6c milk shakes at DeVoe's Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Illnman return ed today from a month's visit In Los Angeles and vicinity. Miss June Hin man accompanied them back as far as San Francisco and will return home Monday. Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly. Among Eagle Point people who spent Friday In the city were Mrs. Carl Narrlgan, Aden Hasseltlne, John Simmons, John V. Mclntyre and R. O. Brown. Fresh Chocolates at DeVoe's. The public market has its busiest day tho present season today. All the booths except tho meat departments "were occupied with stocks, and many chickens, berries, ' cherries and all kinds of garden produce were sold. For the best Insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man, Miss Maud Fox of Berkeley. Cali fornia, who has been visiting In the city for the past two weeks, left for home Saturday morning. Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, Si. Marks building. Phone 323-Y. Mrs. Martha A. Jones and her sis-1 ter, Mrs. I. E. Walker, are lit the city for several days from Portland. Mrs. Walker owns the town site on which the town of Copper, Callforna, was built. Baths, 25c Hotel Holland. W. A. Crane and A. Learned of the Applegate are spending Saturday in the city. Piano for rent, Palmer Piano Place. 2S South Central. S6 W. Hurtclson. the well known min ing man of Beagle, Is spending the week end in the city. Phone SS4 Heath's Drug Store. H. H. Humphrey of Washington, P C, is In the city visiting his brother-in-law. Porter J. N.ff, fur several dnys. .Mr. Humphrey Is chief of the division of diseases of cereal products In tho agricultural department of the government and Is on his annual tour of Inspection thruotit the country. Gasoline and oil at DeVoe's. Mr. am) Mis. F. Hoy Davis returned homo this morning from a several days solourn in Portland, where Mr. !nvls was a witness in a case before the federal jury. Dr. Heine, eye, ear, nose, throat. Mrs. Melville l.linbach ivf Masslllon Ohio, arrived In the city this morning to visit Mrs. Delhi rt Fehl. Dr. Henry Hart. Jackson County Bank building. Office hours, 2 to 4 p. m. An automobile party of tourists Consisting uf Mrs. Wayiiuk. Mrs Storch. Miss n,., Hton h and Mis. Edlih Hlmlman. all of Seattle. Is spending several days in the city after having spent the early pert tin of the week In Ashland and vl, luiiy. In a hurry call ss. A. 11. Rhodes, minister of I he loral Seventh Pay Advenllsl church, wen! to Grants Pass this imwiiliii: to par ticipate In the n"arlerl ronfereme ef the church In that city today. Johnson for hlfh class watch re pairing, tf" Among the out of town people here to attend tho funeral of David K. Cot- terell today are Maltle C. Khoads of Portland, .1. It Van Handel of S'av ton. On con, and T. C. Cotten ll of Berkeley, California. Meti cars at Riverside Garage. C. H. 11111 Is spending the week end 111 the clly Yifim I'rovolt. OrcRon, (Vllfornla, V. S. Land. Booklet free. Write Joseph (lark, Sacramento, California. lot; The Ashland celebration commit tee, II. O. Frobach, secretary, desires all Medford people who can furnish accommodations for people during July 3 to 5 notify the secretary at once. H. L. Boss, Mrs. Fanny Ross and Miss Leila Ross of Eugene, who are visiting Mrs. Maud .Montgomery In this clly, accompanied by Mrs. Mont govery, spent today in an outing at Ashland. They will return to the city this evening. A. C. Xlnlnger and J. Thornton were down from Ashland today and arranged to place 700 choice reserved seats on sale at the Medford Pharma cy for the Round up. All Interurban cars stop at The Su gar Bowl. Medford and Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. trcmunson cf lerby are visitors In the city today. Just received, fresh supply famous ceressa meal. Delicious to eat. Aids digestion and relieves constipation, or money back. J. W. Wakefield. G. M. Riggens of Weed, who has been visiting relatives In this vicinity returned to his home In Weed, Cali fornia, today. Metr cars at Riverside Garage. Miss Pearl Shanks of Jacksonville went to Gold Hill this morning for a visit with relatives and friends. Ashland Chautaqua, July 11 to 20. Take a vacation and tent In the park. Splendid program and a great new auditorium. Something doing all the time. For season tickets call Medford 620. 86 E. W. Roberts of Watkins Is a busi ness visitor in the city today. Alco Taxi Phone S8. For the love of Mike, bring home some Ice cream from The Sugar Bowl, Medford and Ashland. 30c qt. E. A. .Nolan and C. A. Phillips of Oakland,-California, and John Har rington of San Francisco are an auto tourist party spending the week end in the city. Will Bell new Bulck automobile di rect from factory for $1150. Is 5 pusscnger car, was ordered in April and not needed now. Car will be de livered to. me by Bulck agent at Grants Pass, about July 1st. Phone C. E. Coppln, Josephine hotel. Grants Pass. 8-; Try fresh candy for a change It's different. Sugar Bowl, Medford and Ashland. Mrs. O. E. Osborne of Medford is registered at the Hotel Portalnd. Portland. Rev. W. B. Hamilton has returned from a fortnight spent In Portland at tending the "summer school" for ministers. Try eocoanut chop suey candy. Su gar Bowl, Medford and Ashland, 30c pound. What truss? The Akron truss, with the never-slip pad. If you wear a truss, come In and look this over.Only at Heath's Drug Store. SEVENTH X)MP.XV, NOTICE. All members or the Seventh com pany will meet at the armory at 10:30 a. m sharp. Sunday, July I, for the purpose of attending church service at the M. E. church. A. J. VANCE. Captain. PERSHING'S ARMY LANDS (Continued from page 1.) Ihe "Mar-ieillnise" ns the American colors were hoisted to their stall's. Officially Welcomed. The town soon took on n holiday apHarani e and before the day was over scores of American t'las wen t"I invr iiliiiis with the tricolor ol France over public biiildui'.'s and pri vate homes. Delegations of American army of ficers from Paris ami American na val men from elsewhere were present with French military men of high rank mill a similar icprt'M'iitulion from the French naw to receive (lie new I'iglitinir forces f the allies. Land was tir-t siuhli-il from the transports on Monday night, an exciting- trip through the submarine line. Freipieiit warnings of Mtiiihu lines operating in the expedition's eour-e were received during the 'ast few day of the voyage, nlid the pass age through the war zone was made al high s.ed. Mini .-other l'ivall..l. The tin II well' prepared lor even emergency during tin- iw-rioil. IVai and lil'iboals Wi re placed so as o lie .jiuckly iivuilalilc, th ' watches at all the lookout stations were heavily re ilifolvi d. Weather I Iiliolis illlllllg the en tire vovage wen- ideal, and til" men arrived in ..e!l.nt health. The ilnv. wire var.n and the nights cool mid eoinfi.rtalile, wlnie Ihe sea was i.nas aniiv smooth, Ver few ca-c- o! -ca-i. kness ,,r other illness was re ported. A I HKNl II SKAl'iHiT. Tlnir-cav. June - . Vincroan troop tlei.eral IV rsliing-, the Aiiieriean .mim.in-lrr , General 'el!i tier, representing Frcti. h general headquarters, and a small staff arrived here earlv this moiling from I'aris. A pomiiig rain mid Ihe early hour kepi all hut n few hun dred enthusiast!,. towiisM-ople lit hoioc, hut those who were on hand welcomed the general warmly. General Pershing will confer with General this morning. He will then visit Rear Admiral Cleaves on the flagship this afternoon. FRANCE TO TAX PARIS, June 30. The new finance bill of JoBeph Thierry, minister of fi nance will. If voted by parliament, add about 1,500, 000, OOo'francs a year to France's income. The most radical of tbe new features is a tax upon ex penditures of individuals which is to bo collected by tbe merchants who, when sales are made, will add on be half of the government 5 per cent on all articles classed as indispensable, and 10 per cent on all luxuries. A tax of three-tenths of one per cent Is proposed on all inheritances and donations exceeding in value 2, 000 francs. It is to be paid annually during the lifetime of heirs or bene ficiaries. E PAWS, June 30. An official an nouncement was made last night that the armored cruiser Kleber had struck n mine off Point St. Matrieu on Wednesday and sunk. Three of ficers and thirty-five men were lost. The Ixleber hud come from Dakar, Africa, and wns on its way to Pirest. The cruiser Kleber was built in Bordeaux in J!)(I2, launched in 1J103 and cost $:i,0"l,li00. She was 42(J i feet Ion, '$; feet beam mid had n draught of 24 feet. Her displacement was 7."i"8 tons. Her complement nt the time of launching was oUU men. NEUTRALS MAY NOT SUPPLY GERMAN MARKETS WASHINGTON-, June 30. Amer ica's export policy will be determined by President Wilson only after a most careful study of the subject in all its international aspects. - After the problem has been gone over at to day's cabinet meeting, it was disclos ed that the first presidential procla mation putting certain commodities under government control fprobably will not be issued for some-days. r Many complications are presented. The administration, firm In its Inten tion to check the movement of sup piles from the European neutral countries to Germany, is anxious at the same time that no injustice be done to neutrals. It Is realized that any program for rationing opens It self to many abuses. Switzerland, for Instance, receives its entire coal supply from Germany in exchange for home produced food products. If the United States de clines to, grant license for German exports to Switzerland and unless the Swiss cense exporting food products to Germany, Switzerland will have to go through the winter with an Inade quate coal supply. The question of tonnage, too. presents a complicated problem. Coal probably will be put under license in the first proclama tion. As bunker coal will be licensed, this arrangement will give the United States and England together a firm control of both allied and neutral shipping. The disposal of neutral tonnage and a score of other complexities must be worked out before a definite policy Is adopted. Plans for diverting Japan's tonnage to trans-Atlantic ser vice are to tie considered before a final decision Is made as to a pro gram. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY l'olt KENT l'our-rooi bungalow, sleeping porch and cement base ment; Ill.T.o per month, N Kiverslde. Phone i; 1-V. MJ KOH SALK One rump outfit for well. Fuller & Johnson pump, on fclno. javk. pump head, cyUn.hr, 1 H-inrh pipe. K. H. Janney, .lack-' non County AhMract Co. M WAXTKU loo cords of wood, cut 2.00 a cord. Inquire V. H. Har-j num. Juoksonvillo. 1 KUU SALE -Pit laurels. T-c. cherries nt The Phone "sn-Ki:. or Jacksonville 21K13. TK--roundup. Austin. Private partio.i to the' Phone j;.6-L. Chas. W GOOD EYES Here experience and ability with .very modern Instrument provid d for accurate eye-testlni. Is annurance of tbe best fervice for those who value the necessity of Rood eyes, DR. RICKERT KVIXltiHT SPKt I.U.IST Sledford, Orvcon. CONFEREES SEEK STRIKE M BUTTE BUTTE. Mont., Jur.e 30. A com mittee representing the striking elec tricians met officials of the Montana Ppwer company today in an effort to bring about a settlement of tbe elec trician's strike against the power company for higher pay. The electri cians also demanded that the mining companies grunt tho demands of met al mine workers who want $ a day and improved working conditions. The electricians presented their demands and the conference adjourn ed until this afternoon. It was an nounced that F. J. MeN'ulty, Interna tional president of the electricians, has started for Butte to participate In the conferences. W. H. Ftodgers, fed eral mediator, is awaiting the arrival of John McBride, another mediator, who is due here tomorrow from Salt Lake City. The mines continued operation with a slightly Increased force. Or ganizers of international unions who have arrived here are attempting, it was said, to organize the metal mine workers union so that it can be recog nized by the American Federation of Labor. So far the union has not sought affiliation. Mining companies allege that It Is controlled by the In dustrial Workers of the World. It was authoritatively stated that Chas. H. Moyer, now head of the Interna tional Mine, Mill and Smeltermen, is but a short distance from Butte awaiting developments. BRITISH WIN COAL MINES (Continued from Page One.) leveled by shell fire, but were repuls ed elsewhere. Object In Doubt. One of the most interestine; sections of the KuroH'iin fighting- front just now is the Verdun region, where n erics of violent German attacks is taking place. Whether these assaults are :lnv- T A 17 ONE MAD JL -TVVJJLy MERRY NIGHT Thur. July 5 rty- WINTEft GARDENS saemmuy SPtaa-t- HiKUett slimy vwr mvii on the cKit. Scut Snlo Mmnlav. Mai! onlrix nmv. 1 lurry! 7.V, M.OO. $l..-o. $2.00. ifj.rft. AMUSEMENTS. TONIGHT WM. A. BRADY Presents CARLYLE BLAIKWELL JUNE ELV1DGE ARTHUR ASHLEY -In The Social Leder' The. irv t if a vmuuhh's ile-p.Tnte .'.tWl- to win a tn:in, of tin. -or-row :nd pjtm -lie enn-ifd utlicr- hy her effort-. :nd of lite Iinal h:ip jiinciH wliii li t iinie to th.we other--. TRIANGLE COMEDY A Finished Product TOMORROW: CHARLIE as the COUNT A HHi Show has roim to In n rvifiil.tr huppm Inu hero. STAR v.. few txT.TO!N..-. figgr-m r&,y tiling more than deimmslriition-; cn a I l.irjre eale, it is diffieult to limkn out j from the official report-;. N?ver-1 thele, it i- clear that the German I crown prince, foiled a year in t liw prolonged attempt to take the famoiw French .-tronhnM, is iiain deliverin-j blows of force and nui-1 nitude on its defenM's and has made; some impressions on the French Imesj availed. I The offensive tendeiey of the Oer- mnns under the crown prince is alo in evidence on the Aisne front, where they have attacked violently in the vicinity of Cerny mid Coiheny. They vert? driven hack with terrific losses yesterday in Ihe latter region, but succeeded hit niirht hy blowini,' the French positions to pieces and em ploying liipiid lire in takini: a salient in the French position nortliens; of Cerny. How's This? We offer One Ilundri-d PrJIar Reward f.r anj ca? of t'atarrh itt tcuijut be vurrd hj 1111 a I'aurrb Core. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O. We, the linden J rnr.1. haxe known F. 3. Cinuer fur tin Ut li jvarn, uud Ix-llfTf Llm K'rfectlT honorable In all buF!m-fl traLs-icTiou scd Ouanclalij- able to tarry uut atij oMigalk-nj 3tade hy bis firm. NAT. BANK OF COMMF.nrK. TuU-il. Ohio. Fall's Catarrh C'iri In tnVfn fnt-Timllv. aetlrit llrctlT ujiou ttiP IiIi-hI and u.ik-hi.h urfui-i of the system. Ti'stimniilfll sent frt-e. I'rk-e 75 rents per bottle. S.Jd by all DniCfrte It. Take Uali's Fatnllj I'Ula ror cotastiMtlun. BOXING EXHIBITION JULY 1 Sunday Aftcrnnon, 2 till 4 p. m. Huund-iip Grounds Watson-Burns McCarthy-Burns Will perform and work out for the public. Ba; Punching, Rope Skipping, Run ning Wrestling and Hoxin. Admission Free. Highest quality, jewelrr repairing, diamond setting, watcb repairing. fi'ph Martin J.Reddy vf yJ Agate mounting and en graving. 212 E. Main St Medford. Ore. MOTHERS Be Careful Don't you know milk is the one thing you should know to be pure and wholesome for the babies at all times and especially during hot weather? And the only way you can be sure is to get Pasteurized milk, absolutely pure and free from all germs. We are now pre pared to furnish you Pasteurized milk and cream, delivered dai ly, and guarantee it to keep sweet from 46 to 48 hours. Ask your doctor. Get the state's score on your milkman's product not his barns, but the milk he is delivering you. Our score is 94 V2 The Dairy Phone48 233E.Main SU Will pay as high as Five Dollars and up for good second-hand suits. Will buy odd coats, hats and shoes Phone 4-6-7 DENNY-&: CO. Fruit Marketing Agents Specializing in the dis tribution of northwest ern boxed fruits. M.E.ROOT, Medford, Phone 294 Main Office Chicago, III. Western Office Payette, Idaho F. H. Hogue, Western Manager, AMUSEMENTS PAGE THEATER ORCHESTRA Popular Selections What do yoa want to make those eyes at me for? Mlrimbaphone Solo by Mr. Capper. "Rolling in His Little Rolling Chair." Southern Oregon's Greatest Place of Amusement ASHLAND ROUND-UP Reserved Seat Sale 700 choice chair seats now on sale at MEDFORD PHARMACY Representative AMUSEMENTS PLAYING TONIGHT DRAMA AN0 FOX COMEDY. A PERFECTLY BALANCED SHOW TKAT DELIGHTS IRENE HOWLEY JACKDEVEREAUX Her Father's Keeper A play that rom'iines comedy and drama in a manner that is refreshing and pleasing.' ALSO WM. FOX COMEDY I V.-. tin in- ToM MIX '.il'lil-('l'..:!!iiii..ii ( nwlmv, as "A K'oMax ( nraiY'' TUESDAY Personal Appearance. Meet Lovely Myrtle Stedman