Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 06, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORT) MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREOOX, FRIDAY, JULY fi. 1017. TOCAL AND PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Loon Hanklns, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Daniels anil Mr. and Mrs. A. F. llazclrlifg wero expected home Into today from their July 4th outing at Prospect. Thoy niuilo tho round trip In Mr. Daniel's car. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing. t Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Matthews of Napa, California, aro tourists spend ing several days In tho city. Thoy arc registered at the Medford. Window screens, screen doors. Pa cific Furn. & Fix. Factory. Mrs. Frank Porter of Dakota, Wn., who has been tho finest of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Trowbridge, left today for Sams valley to visit her brother, Wil liam Morrill. The Ladles' Aid of tho Christian church will sell homo cooking and aprons In Stewart Tildg., cor. Main and Bartlett, next Saturday. 90 Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Alborson of San Francisco aro among tho Hound up visitors still sojourning In the city. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Pinkham are tourists visiting In tho city from Now York. Baths, 2lic. Holland Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Myron C'.rover of Hilt, Calif., made their headquarters In Medford this week whllo attending the Round up. Sea Dave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office, lloom 404, M. F. & 1 1, building. Mr. and Mrs. Van Cornish of Klam ath ForllB aro visiting Mrs. Cornish's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Bllton, They were married about a month ago In Klamath Falls. Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly. R. E. Ralston of Suthcrlln, Ore., is one of the Round up visitors still In tho city. The new $25,000 Chautauqua building has a unique setting In Ash land's famous Park. .Inly llth to 20th aro the dates of this year's ses sion. TIckotB for salo at Dr. Cars- ten's cornor 4th and N. Oakdulo, Phone 620. Tho postofice receipts for tho past six months of the fiscal year ending June 30, Bhow a substantial Increase over the rocolpts for tho samo period of last year. Oregon, California, U. S. Land. Booklet free. Write Joseph Clark, Sacramento, California. 10G Miss Margaret Haley, former day clerk in the Holland holol Is now cm ployed In the clnrlcnl force of tho city recorder's office. Dr. Heine, oyo, ear, nose, throat. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Blocker are among the Hold Hill residents who made their headqunrlers In this city while attending (he Hound up. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing. , tf The honors In (hn Llthla park ten nis tournament held In Ashland as a Round up feature were won by Med ford players. Thoro woro about 20 contestants in the events. Ernest Adams and Norman Normllo won the championship doubles and the Llthla park Bllvor cup. Ernest Adams won the slnglos. Shlnn, who Is tho Ash land high school champion and iNor mlle who was the Modford high cham pion laBt year, met In the semi-finals of the slnglos, and Normllo wns the victor, 7-5 and 8-4. George Aran, who recently return ed from Japan has opened tho Dia mond restaurnnt and rooming house at 127 East 6th. Mr. Arno was for merly a chief In tho 1'nlvoriilty club and Is an expert caterer. Miss Notllo Plerco of HnrrlshnrK. Ore., who has been tho gitrsl of Mr. and Mrs. Olen Arnsplger, wont to Ashland today Tor a visit with rela tives In that city. Met cars nt Riverside Cinrngn. (Mrs. A. W. Wnrnnck and daughter of Minneapolis nro tho guests nt her sister, Mrs. (loorgo II. Canodo. Alco Taxi. Phono SS. Tho popular Itngiio Elk resort nt Trail is open for business nud has been for H week. V. (!. McDonald, owner or the hotel, will give entire attention to Its mnmiKcmcnt thin sea son. Ashland Canyon Is a delightful place to camp. Attend thn Chan tauqun there July 11 to 20, and combine physical comfort with fine IMontn! tlmulnlun. Tickets at Dr. Carnton's, Cor. 4th and No. Onkdnle. Phonn (120, or call Mbses Wanltn and Lillian Onrstons. C. S. Cramer, principal of Wash ington school, left this morning fur Los Angeles to visit bis mother and sister there until Company 7 In which ho enlisted shortly after war wns de clared with (iormnny, Is called Into active service. (Dr. Henry Hart, Jackson County Bank building. Office hours, to to 4 p. m. T. J, Edwards of Helena, Mont., la a business visitor In the city for icveral days. In a hurry, call S1!. Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Howe of Ash land wero visitors In tho city yester day. For tho best Insurance, see Holmes, the Insurance Mao. Mr. and Mrs. U. R. Bloom, Mrs. Nelson, F. L. Champlln, Fred M. R. Rowley, Frank A. Terry, A. J. Peck and W. X. Starr aro among tho Round up visitors from Portland who aro still guests at the' .Medford hotel. -Metz cars at Riverside Oiirago. Mrs. George Esterly and Miss Es terly are tourists visiting in the city from Seattle. For the love of Mike, bring homo some ice cream from Tho Sugar Bowl, Medford and Ashland. 30 qt. Dr. J. F. Roddy returned to Granls Pass this morning after a short visit In the city. Patients cared for. C22 South Central. Trained nurse in attend ance. Refcronco given. Phono C72W. 114 W. J. Wlswall of Portland Is a Round up visitor who Is still visiting In this city. Try fresh candy for a chango It's different. Sugar Bowl, Medford and Ashland. Mrs. Benton Killln, wife of the first lloutennnt of Company I, has return ed to her home In Woodburn after visiting her husband here for several days. All Interurhan cars Btop at The Su gar Bowl, Medford and Ashland. Mrs. E. F. (ihormley has gono to Eugeno to join her husband who was recently 'transferred to duty In the passongcr depot of Eugeno from the Medford Btatlon of tho Southern Pa cific. Try cocoanut chop suey candy. Su gar Bowl, Medford and Ashland, 301 pound. Most of tho Oregon and northern K'nllfornla round up visitors who mailo their headquarters In this city, left for their homes Friday. Train 14 was cvrowded with passengers when It renched this clly this morning and many who hoarded tho train hero had to stand. Train 13 south bound and duo at 9:05 did not reach the city un til nlmost noon. Just received, fresh supply famous corcssa meal. Delicious to eat. Aids digestion and relieves constipation, or money hack. J. W. Wakefield. Dr. J. L. Hill will speak at the Christian church Sunday at 10 u. m. and all members nnd friends aro urg ed to attend. .Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Schaozleln, lledwlg Jossen, Ella Schoof nnd Lulu Schoot nro a iiarty of auto tourists from Sun Francisco who aro visiting In tho clly. Tho New York Winter Garden the atrical company of 120 members de parted on Its special train following the performance at tho Pago theater last night for Sacramento. Al Jol son, tho widely known comedian and star of tho company astounded the theater patrons by sitting In the box offico last evening and selling tickets for a half hour. Jolson did it for the fun of the thing. Cherries will ho at the public ninr kot, Saturday, July 7, with Centen nials, excellent for canning. Also Into rwlli have Royal Anns, Rings and Lambert's. Remember Uooth 21. 90 A well dressed stranger in tho city who said he was from Albany and gave tho nanio of John Doe was fined $12.35 by Police Judgo Taylor today for Intoxication. Ho was nrrosted yesterday by Night Policeman Tim othy nud on hi in wns found a quart whisky bottlo with about ono full siz ed geutleman's drink loft in it. After pnylug Ills flno Doo gazed longing ly at the bottle and Bald: "Judge, can I have what's left of that?" "Seal!" shouted Judge Taylor nnd Chief lllll son in unison. Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. St. Mark's building. Phono 323-Y. FRENCH REPEL GERMANS (Continued from Page One.) increased votcnlny, I lie Kiismhii unr department nnnounrcil today. KOMK, July (1. The Italians made a MirH'isc attack imrihttc-t of Solo, on Ihe ('also, on Wednesday night and advanced their line, the war of fioo announces, (ntioss were citp lurod with prisoner. The gains were miiinl iiim-il iiiriiinst violent runnier atlneks. IIKIil.lN. .lulv II. An nihllerv bat tle of "leal violence dcvrloi,,.,! ,.s. lenlav between 'liol'ow ami I'.lVez- any, in eastern (lalaeio. I he war of fice announced loilnv. The bombard menl diminished ,urini; the 1 1 1 I . hut inorcns.M m inlon-.itv n-.-.iin at i!av. break today. The nrlillorv nelivilv was also very lively at inionals far ther norih on the eastern front al X.n wMi, Dimly and Smorgon. rui or tii wks. Wo wlth to cypress our heartfelt thanks tho neighbors and friends who so kindly assisted and svnui'i- thlzed with ua during the Illness and death of our beloved husband ami father. Mrs. L. II. Smith, Mr. nnd Mrs Clifford K. Smith, Nathan It. Smith TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY foil MALE - lianililer lib vcle In k""I condition. J. W. Wakefield. M WANTKD- To bind gialti. Phone 4 73 V. I.W.W. PLAN 10 SIOl'X FALLS, S. )., July (. Kt'iiliir itrciiy olTinTs in Smith Da kota have reliable information thai Industrial Worker of flic World Icjtdi'l's in tin? state are in possession of maps of llie principal agricultural districtH of the state and have men stationed throughout t ho state who will make RimultancoiH attempts to hum thin season's crops, it was made known here today. BEWARE OF PEDDLERS THEY MAY BE SPIES A subscriber sends in the following clipping from an Ohio paper: Tho latest and most ulihnllcal pint to destroy human lives was shown up last week when a traveling fakir peddling an innocent looking court plaster was arested over at Honder son. When searched at tho police station ovor $1000.00 in currency was found on his person and this mado the officers moro suspicious thnn at first, and It was decided to fully Investigate, and a sample of his "court plaster' was sent to a chem ist at Council Bluffs, and when an alyzed was found to contain largo quantities of leprosy germs, tho most malignant and Incurnlilo disease in the world. Tho aforesaid peddler was a German and hardly ahlo to speak tho Knglish Innguage, nnd appeared Indifferent as to tho consequences when found out. Just what will be done with him Is not yet made pub lie, but hanging or oven burning at tho stuko is too good for a dirty skunk that would seek to spread that greatest of all pestilences thruout the land. This should ho nnolher warning to all peoplo to beware of pcd.dlors for you never can toll what you aro llnblo to ho up against. Con way Record. RED CROSS TEAM T To the f'nplains ninl Team Members: Al n meeting of Ihe executive hoard of the Mod ford, Oregon, chapter of Ihe American Hod Cross, held Mon day, June 'St, a resolution was offer ed and passed unanimously that the secretary convey to Mr. Tait nnd Mr. Daniels ntfll their oomniitloo.s and tennis Ihe lluitiks nnd npprecinliou of the hoard nud Ihe members of I ho chapter for their el'forls, time and thought, given so willingly and suc cessfully in raising Medford North's allotment, of Ihe 1110,11(10,(100 lied Cross relief fund. Hy this letter the secretary so com plies with Ihe board's desires. Very truly vonrs, KSTI1KH WAKNl'.U, Secrclnry Medford C'hnpler, A. 1!. 0. THIRTY CARS POULTRY . ON NEW YORK TRACKS NKU YORK, .Inly A. - Thirty cars of live poultry are being held up in the railroad yards around New York and cannot reach the market because of n strike among Hie handlers of poultry, according lo a sliiteimnl inude today by (leorge W. Perkins, eliainnau of the Mayer Food Supply company. The poultry is in danger of (lying of hunger nud lliirsl, Mr. Perkins said, because there is no municipal agency vcsled wilh legal power to adjust the difficulty. CHINESE REJECT MONARCHY (Continued from rage One.) arc coining up from Ihe south. Along the Hankow railway 1 000 soldiers arv advancing. (leniTal Chang llsun, the dietnlor who nllomplcd lo restore the monarchy, has only sonic HOOD men. Tumi Chi .1 ni today addressed an ultiinaluui to ( hang llsiiu's Iruop-, promising them more favorable Ireal inenl. if they would lav down (heir alius. The northern inililarv lenders do not expeel lighting. Thoy believe Chang llsun will be ileserleif by bis troops when Ihe strength of the re I'cpubliean foiees is realized. It is rumored lhat pari of Chang llsun's forces already have descried him. 1'iflcen provinces nfiv supposing Tiom I 'hi .I'M. SENATE VOTES BEFORE NIGHT (Continued from rage One.) voted on, tho senate first dispose of a "bono dry" amendment 'by Senator Curtis of Kansas vlrtualy identical with the orginal house provision. Senators active for prohibition sought and received from Vice Presi dent Marshall assurance that there would bo opportunity for a vote upon the house bone dry provision. Senator Oronna of North Dakota urged national "bone dry" legislation, contending that President Wilson's position was a mistaken ono. On a point of order raised by Senator Rob inson, tho chair ruled that the Gore amendment which would place upon the president responsibility for deter mining whether the manufacture of ber and wine should ho restricted came up for first consideration and under tho terms of the agreement accepted yesterday, debate on the amendment was limited to five min utes for oach senator. Compromise Measure. Senator Robinson, who offered the so-called , "administration compro mise" substitute for the house "hone dry" provision and Core amendment, characterized ft as a sane, reasonable and fair solution of tho prohibition controversy, and in accordance with President Wilson's desire. ( An amendment by Senator Cum mins of Iowa prohibiting imports of distilled liquors during tho war and also use of those now in bond for bovorngo purposes was adopted by the senate by a vote of 54 to 30. Straighten Out Snarl. To straighten out the parliament ary snnrl, the senate afterwards, without a record vote, adopted Sena tor Curtis' nniendmenl which merely vearrnnged and perfected the house text for "bone dry'' prohibition. That placed the revised bouse provis ion in position for further amend ment, cilhcr by approval of tho (lore amendment, the Robinson substitute or others held in readiness by sev eral senutors. The vole upon Ihe vice-president's ruling nnd the acceptance of the amendment of Senator Curtis were not rognrded as lesls of strength cither by Hie dry or wet forces nnd without material effect on the final result. Seoul"!- Cummins said he be lieved the house hill was weak be cause it contained no provision lo prevent the importation of liquor, so he offered an amendment to thai ef fect. Action on it was postponed. Senalor Shafroth of Colorado de clared he was opposed lo Ihe admin istration amenilineiit nnd favored bone dry prohibition. Liquor is 1 loomed, ''Liquor is doomed eventually," de clared Senator Homh. "From any stundpoiul revenue, food conserva tion, Iiumnn efficiency, good citizen ship or success in the war the ap peal comes to us to give the final death blow lo this industry. Why compromise, dicker, fuller and bar ter wilh llinl which spreads wan! and disease in lime of peace and disaster in times of war? 1 will support Ihe house amendment because it con serves our food anil, more important, our citizenship." Senalor Cummins' amendment fol lows : "No alcoholic beverage shall be im ported into (he rtiiled Slates during; the existing war, nnd no part of Ihel distilled spirits now in bond in thej I'llilcd Slates shall be withdrawn during Ihe said war, to be used as a beverage." I It was eslimaied Hull there are" about 2'Jrt,H0ll,llll(l gallons of distill-; ers' spirits now in bonded wareho'-ses and prohibition upon their with drawal for beverage puroses would cause a loss in revenue estimated al around .f'.'MI. 0011,(1110. Infants-Bothers Thousands testify tSoriick's The Original Malted Milk Upbuilds nnd sustains the body No Cooking or Milk required Used for Vi of a Century Substitute! Cost YOU Sams Price. It Is the Storage Battery (bat determine whrlbcr you will Bet out ami crank or col. A battnry which receives the rhnri;o o.nily, as well an itlvhm l,a pewer siroiisly when ncdml l the Ideal kind. We have It here. C. E. Gates Auto Co.: CHOSE TO GO TO JAB. FOR 3 DAYS WASHINGTON, July C Eleven of tho 13 suffragists arrested at their Fourth of July demonstration in front of tho whlto houso wero tried today and given tho alternative of a $25 fine or three day3 In jail. They chose to serve tho three days. The police Judgo who tried them offered to take their personal bonds on promlso to stay away from tho whlto house, but they refused "and wero taken to jail. Tho suffragists are: Gladys II. Grincr, Margaret K. Whittemoro, Vida Alilholland, Mrs. Helena Hill Weed, Iris R. Calderhead, Mrs. Frances B. Green, Elizabeth Stiiyvesant, Joy Young, Mrs. Lucille Shields, Lucy Burns and Dora Lcwi. !Miss Hazel Minikins, who contend ed she did not carry a banner in tho demonstration, was granted a sep arate trial. Miss Kitty Marion, a suf fragist, and Charles E. Morgan, a war department clerk, charged witli fighting, also nre to ho tried tomor row. PROVIDES SEITLEINI OF WESTERN LANDS "WASIIINCITOX, July fi. ConfercoR on tho first food bill providing for stimulation of production and a na tional foodstuffs survey today ten tatively asreed to provide for set tlement of uncurveyod public lands fn western states aloitR the lines of Senator Kail's amendment, but prob ably with new restrictions safeguard ing tho government's interests. Sen ators Kondrtrk of Wyoming, Shafroth of Colorado and Jones of New Mex ico urged adoption of tho Fall plan. Tho conferees postponed settlement of other disputes. TONIGHT Reg. Prs. Adults J 1 v IfiP Ill ill! i m l'i W i I iW1' Jill CAPITAL P $100,000. fl ai fationailfenk JPLllllllt! "Out of the Wreck" Metro Comedv, "THE FLIRT" with Ralph Hurz Southern Oregon's Greatest Place of Amusement. ;t OFFICE IN CITY The United States navy hns esl.tb lished an of I ice fur southern Oregon in the Kirst National Hunk buiblinjr. It will be more iiii office for distrib uting information concernini; the navy than a reerniting office. Dr. E. K. Scott, assistant surgeon in the navy, and who has charge of navy publicity in the Oregon navy re cruiting district, nnd J. M. Jhnincll, chief electrician in the navy service, arrived in the city late yesterday fi'iim Portland to establish the local office. Chief Klectri'dan lhmru'11 will have active charge of the office. "Our purpose in establishing this office," said Pr. Scott tins noun, "is to enable the people of this part of the slate to get into closer touch with (he navy. Any one wanting any in formation about the navy, (he home men enlisted, etc., will be welcomed at the Medford office. "This office will he more for dis seminating publicity about the navy in fact, will he more of an infor mation and advertising bureau than a recruiting office, nil ho recruits will always be welcomed. "Oregon with its very large num ber of recruits in proportion to its population, has attained national dis tinction and the navy feels that ibis state especially is entitled lo all the facilities at its disposal in dissemin ating information." Give all the kids st Toasttes They like em" CO-OPERATIVELY YOURS TJIU Directors mid Officers of the 1st National Hunk ro glnd to bo np proaclicd with (lie problems of their pat rons. Their Knowledge ..and ..experience will Ito found available upon request. DIKECTOltS. Chns. M. Knglish Henry Hart. Clcorge W. Dunn. .T. H. Cooley. P. K. Deuel. ('has. Strang. Wm. C. Tail OFFICIOUS Wm. CI. Tall, President. Chas. M. Knglish, Vli'O President. Oris Crawford, Cashier. H. S. Deuel, Asst. Cashier. 1 Per Cent Interest on Suvings nnd Time J)cpoIU. Page Theatre Orchestra Drama and Comedy Children 5c "Spoilers' Fame in This ftnry l. sahl to be fr.unih'il on rc;i' life In San Kram i;.ro. The Mory li of nn ntlempt to lah a tlis tl 'ct r.lteuicy Into Silhmis 'ion '' (hri'iiiei.iiiR to einoso '? past hismry of his wife. TOMORROW: DOROTHY GISH in "Her Official Father" 15c, Kafhlyn Williams of WOMAN SICK a . TWO YEARS Could Do No Work. Now Strong as a Man. Chieairo, III. "For about two year? I Rull'ered from a female trouble so 1 was unnble to walk or do any of my own work. I read about Lydia E. Pinkham 'a Vegetable Com pound in the news papers and deter mined to try it. It brought almost im mediate relief. My weakness has en tirely disappeared and I never had bet ter health. I weieh If .ill r 1 ' ' H lb5 pounds and am as strong as a man. I think money is well spent which pur chases Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. "Mrs. Jos. O'Bryan, 1765 Newport Ave., Chicago, 111. The success of Lydia E. PinkhcmVa Vegetable Compound, made from toota and herbs, is unparalleled. It may be UBcd with perfect confidence by women who suffer from displacements, inflam- T mation, ulceration, irregularities, peri odic pains, backache, bearing-down feel ing, llatulency, indigestion, dizzinesB, ; and nervous prostration. Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound is the Stan, V dard remedy for female ills. PROTECT MS' YOUR DIAMONDS A LJ HAVE US MOUNT EM THEM IN OUR 1 I j drawn (ijhtalihj I j P PLATINUM TIPPED II l SETTINGS il THEY RESIST f WEAR MARTIN J. REDDY Quality First Phone One O Visitors Always Welcome AMUSEMENTS LAST TIME LILLIAN WALKER in Indiscretion Also Big V Comedv -TOMORROW- ThcPaceMystery TAR .Mcdfoi el's Co.y riiotoplny Thentro , WESTON'S g Camera Shop 208 F.nst Wain Street, Medford The Only Exclusive Commercial Photographer in Southern Oregon. Negatives Made any time or pl;ice by appointment. riimie-117-J. "We'll do the rest. J. B. PALMER. r"