MEDFOTtD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, PRECOX, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1917.
PAGE TWO
LOCAL AND
' PERSONAL
I.. .1. Adams, mayor of Sllvorton
Ore., who Bpcnt scvnrnl (lays hero vis
iting his eon, who Is a mumlior of I
company, has returned to Sllvorton.
While here Mayor Adams called at
the city building to nmko a (study of
the city's old and new system of fi
nancing. Johnson for high-class watch re
pairing. tf
Mr. and Mr.s II. Flake arc In the
city to spend the week end. Their
home Is In Redding, Calif.
Window screens, screen doors. Pa
cific Furn. & Fix. Factory.
'Hen Plymalo, Trcvo Lumsden and
Hub Deuel, niemhora of Seventh com
pany, have gone to Klamath county
to spend two weeks there camping
and fishing.
Baths, 2nc. Holland Hotel.
L. C. De Carlow of Plnehurst, Ore.,
arrived In the city Saturday to spend
several days looking over tho valley.
See Davo Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office, Room 404, M.
F. & H. building.
Mr.s L. M. Vincent of Midland,
Ore., will spend the week end In Mod
ford and vicinity.
Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly.
Frank K. George and D. X,. Hunt of
Eugene are spending several days In
tho city on business.
The new $25,000 Chautauqua
building has a unique setting In Ash
land's famous Park. July J 1th to
20th are the datoB of this year's ses
sion. Tickets for sale at Dr. Cars
ton's corner 4 th and N. Oakdalo,
Phone 620.
City Engineer Arnsplgor today Is
sued a warning to property owners
of the city to obey the ordinances
stipulating that grass must not be
allowed to overhang on tho sidewalks
and that trees along tho sidewalks
must ho clear of limbs overhanging
the sidewalk to a height of 10 feet.
"People ought to have enough pride
in their properties and their city to
mow the grass unci trim tho limbs
without being com pel led to," said Mr.
Arnsplgor.
Oregon, California, V. 3. Land.
Booklet free. Wrllo Joseph Clark,
Sacramento, California. 10C
William Risk and daughter of
Adams, Wis., nro tourists who ar
rlvod In the city today for a visit.
Mrs. Floronco A. Hoffman, former
ly of Medford, arrived In tho city
Friday evening for a visit with rela
tives and friends. Hho Is a guest at
the Holland hotel.
Dr. Heine, eye, enr, nose, throat.
Among residents of Portland who
are visiting in the city today are R.
H. Allen, Herbert Oliver, J. W, Wol
ford, Henry Harlan and Earl Alfrlch.
W. T. Heed of Kaunas City who
has orchard Interests In tho valley,
arrived hero last night on ono of his
periodical visits.
Johnson for high-class watch re
pairing. tf
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Rothwollor are
tourists visiting in tho city Saturday
from Seattle
Met carB at Rivorsldo Oarago.
The public market presented an un
usually lively appenrauce Saturday
morning. Chorrles wore In great de
mand and hundreds of pounds were
sold by tho various farmers In the
booths. Besides this orders wero tali
en for tons of cherries to bo delivered
at tho homes of llio buyers Monday
and Tuesday. Tho prevailing prices
ranged from G cents a pound for or
dinary cherries to 7 cents for tho fan
cy ones.
Alco Taxi. Phono SS.
Walker It. Hall and iN". K. Jones
aro soJournorB In tho city from Han
Francisco for several days,
Ashland Canyon is a delightful
placo to camp. Attend the Chau
taunjiwi Ihero July II to l!fl, and
conihlno physical comfort with fine
mental tlmululus. Tickets at Dr.
Carston'a, Cor. 4lh and No. Oakdalo.
Phone 020, or call Misses Wanlta
and Lillian Carstons.
M. M. Hoot of San Frani'lsco. who
has orchard Interests in the. valley,
nrrived in the cliy today with his
guest, It. Caldwell, also of S.ni Fran
Cisco.
llr. Henry Hart. Jackson County
Bank building. Office hours, to to 4
p. m. i
. J. W. Diamond arrived In the city
lato last night on furlough from the
navy yard at Bremerton, Wash.,
where ho Is serving In the naval re
norve service doing duty as chemist
In the laboratory , for a visit and lo
look after some business matters.
In a hurry, call ss,
t. I,. Film Is In the city fi-Hin liosc
burg for tho week end.
For tho beat Insun , see Holmes.
tho Insurance Man.
Mr. ajid Mrs. Wllllnui 1'Hland ol
Albany, who wero Roundup guests In
th oily this week, have returned
homo.
Mots cars at Riverside Garage.
Miss Carmine lllltson left Friday
for Ixis Angeles and Long Beach to
Upend her vacation of two weeks with
relatlvea and friends.
For tho lovq of Mike, bring um,
iomo Ice cream from The Sugar Bowl
Medford and Ashland. 30c nt.
Phone
114
Tho new navy Information bureau
and recruiting office will be opened
In tho First National hank building
next Wednesday. Assistant Surgeon
E. K. Scott and Chief Electrician Don
nell returned to Portland last night
and will arrive here Wednesday
inornlug to open up tho office.
Pallcnts cared for. C22 South
Central. Trained nurse In attend
ance. Referenco given.
072 W.
Mayor O. E. Gales received u letter
Trom his mother-in-law, Mrs. Marga
ret Fcrnsley of Frecmont, Neb., who
Is well known In .Medford, stating
that recently she was passing a store
In Frecmont and saw cherries on dis
play in front markod "Rogue River
Cherries." Sho'lnqulred tho price
and was astounded to. learn that It
was three chorrlds for five cents.
Try fresh candy for n change it's
different. Sugar Bowl, Medford and
Ashland.
A. O. Carke of Glondalo, Ore, Is
spondlng tho weok end In tho city.
All Iiiterurbau cars stop at The Su
gar Bowl, Medford and Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Allen are visit
ors In Hie city today from Bend, Ore.
Try cocoanut chop suey candy. Su
gar Bowl, Medford and Ashland, 30c
pound.
Thuro will bo special musical num
bers at tho City park vpsper services
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The
music will bo by tho choir of tho
Methodist church, Mr. V. C. Ed
meades, director. A male quartet will
sing nnd Mr. Wight will render a
cornet solo. The public Is Invited.
Dr. Frank Roborts, dentist, St.
Mark's building. Thone 323-Y.
Tho service at tho Christian church
Sunday at 10:45 a. m. will be a splen
did one. There will be good music
nnd Dr. J. Lawrence Hill will speak
on "The Testimony to Christ". You
aro cordially Invited and all members
are requested to bo present.
Four thousand pcoplo ran bo seat
ed lu tho new Ashland Chnulauqua.
This year's program, July 11th to
20th, Is planned to entertain a full
houso. For tickets call the Misses
Wanlta and Lillian Cnrston, Cor. 4th
iind.M. Oakdalo, Phono 020.
At Ashland this afternoon two men
wero being arraigned ill court on the
charge of contributing to tho delin
quency of minors. It Is claimed that
tho men whoso Identity was not
known at tho hour of going to press,
took two young girls In an automobile
during tho Roundup celebration to
Hornbrook and Yreka. It Is also
said that other charges may bo pre
ferred against tho mon, Including ono
pertaining to liquor law violation.
County Recorder Chnunrcy Floroy,
who was accidentally thrown from
tho running board of an 'auto while
assisting In tho pursuit of John Rngs-
dale when the latter csenpod from the
county' Jail, has entirely recovorod
from the accident nnd Is on duty
again in his office.
The flro department was called oul
at (! p. in. Friday because of a grans
flro in a vacant lot on Ninth street.
Marino Recruiting Sergeant James
Brooks and his son Clarenco, 11 years
old, attracted much attention Satur
day about town. The boy who was
dressed In a marluo corporal's unl
fortn, looked to ho a small marlno ro-
pllca of his father. Mrs. Brooka made
the lad's uniform from nn old cor
poral's uniform of tho sergeant's.
On (he bulletin board of Jho public
market Saturday nppearcd tho follow
ing advice to housewives of Medford:
"Eggs will ho scarce. Better put lip
HI or la dozen for winter uso, In
water glass. This means you."
RUSSIA 10 SEIZE
I'KTUOCiltAI), July 7. MinMer of
r;rlciiltiiro Tchenioff proposed ut a
nnl't.rriu'o of tho nll-ltUKshut eon-
KroHs of worUnirn's nnd soldiers' dnl-
Ktiti's a resolution husotl on tho prin
iplc thtit tho country's miiieruK
water courses nnd forests onuht prop-
rly to Im'Ioiik to the whole people,
who should nit minister (hem thru
domestic institutions, while the utill-
at ion nf land om;ht to he insured jii;
rlrult urul worker; under conditions
insurtiiK inrreaseil means of produc
tion nd development of co-operative
social lift).
( 'horn I Sot let y Helicm-Nil.
Tho finul researsnl of the Choral
uniety foe tho opening of the Chau
tauqua will he held Sunday afternoon,
.luly Sth, at tho Cliautatxiua building
at Ashland. Tltoe not having cars of
their own can take the tntcrhnrhau
from tho Hotel Medford nt 1! p. tu.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WAVl'KO - Cush raid ror a good used
Ford. "-It Sherman street. 1M
WANT K I - 5 or ti experienced thin
ners for Sunday only, il.V an hour,
tleo. .Marshall orchard, I'hone
It-VJ. iH
WANTKH- Laborers to work din
mailt Hn Tolo Hrick plant. $J.7o
per day find board, Apply X. V
cor. Rth and Kir 7: no a. m. Culled.
AYrccklug Co. iUj
GERMAN PLOT
SAN FRANCISCO, July 7. Imlicl
iiiciiIh charging cinipiriiey to iro
niole ti revolution iigninst British rule
in India were returned here Unlay
against iiiiiely-eiglit. men located in
various KcctioiiH of America and
abroad, and ranging l'nun ini'iion
aircH nnd diplomutH to Hindu labor
ers, witii Sun Francisco as the base
of operations in this country. The
true bills were presented to Federal
Judge V. Morrow liv the federal
grand jury after ninny weeks' inves
tigation. The indictments charge the setting
on foot of u military enterprise
against Great Britain. It is nllcged
that the undertaking had n twofold
object in that it sought to overthrow
British rule in India nnd to aid Ger
many by forcing England to with
draw large bodies of troops from
Kuropcan buttle fronts and trans
porting them to India to put down the
revolt.
It is charged Unit ships wero out
fitted and dispatched with men and
supplies for the revolutionary forces.
Former German consuls in Chi
cago, Honolulu, Shanghai, Manila
and San Francisco, together with
members of their staffs and former
attaches of Hie Gennnn embassy nt
Washington are among those indicted.
In aildilion, ninny prominent San
Francisco business men and scores
of Hindus are among those indicted.
Their names wero placed on secret
file und will not be ninde public until
they have been arrested.
Telegraphic warrants prepared by
United Stales Altorney John W.
I'rcslon were sent broadcast to fed
eral ngenls nnd it was explained that
many urrcsts in various sections ol'
the country would bo made today.
United States Slnrslial Jnines Ti.
Hoioiian dispatched ninny deputy
marshals immediately after ihe in
dictments had been returned to nr
rcst members of the alleged conspir
acy in San Francisco und other Un
ci fie coast cities.
The government; chnrges that the
conspiracy dated from tho outbreak
of the war in 11)14, was organized in
Berlin and financed with Gennnn
government gold.
Forty-one indictments; were also
returned by the grand jury in Ihe so
ciflled Sacriunciilo. neulrnlity case,
which lias to do likewise wUh German
intrigues.
The indictments. charge tho defond
nnls with assisting in the en rgoin;; of
German warships in Pacific waters
will) arms, aminiinilion, coal nmi
supplies, to have been used in (lie pro
posed revolution in India. If was al
leged these activities extended from
Aim-list 1, 1011, to Jimmiry 1, .11116.
Those indicted were local customs
und shipping brokers nnd members of
crews of various vessels connected
with the nlleged conspiracy. '
MOT U-BOAT
TAltlS, July 7. Tho submarine
Arlano was torpedoed and sunk by
a Gennnn U-boat. In tho Mediterran
ean .luly 111, nccordlng to an official
announcement of tho ministry nt ma
rine. All Hie officers and part of the
crew perished. Nine men wero saved.
WASHINGTON, .luly 7. One renr
admiral and a number ot officers
down to tho rank of lieutenant com
mander will ho Belected soon to fill
vacancies In the lino of the navy. Sec
retary Daniels haa ordered tho selec
tion hoard to convene In Washing
ton .luly 1(1.
E
SAN FRANCISCO, July 7. Frank
C. Oxman, principal witness against
Thomas J. Moouey in the hitter's trial
for murder growing out of a bomb
explosion hero,. was arraigned In the
superior court today on a felony
charge of attempting subornation of
perjury in connection with Mooney'a
trial. After tho court had over-ruled
a motion to dismiss tho case, Oxman's
attorney, Samuel M. Shortrldgo, filed
a demurrer to the Information filed
against Oxman by District Attorney
Charles M. Flckert. The case was
continued until next Monday morning
for decision.
Oxman is accused of trying to In
duce F. E. Kigali of Grayvllle, Ills.,
to give false testimony against Moou
ey, who Is under sentence of death
for one of the bomb murders.
RATE INCREASE
SALEM, Ore., July 7. Attorneys
representing the nino principal rail
roads operating in Oregon today ad
vised the Public Service commission
they had decided to cancel their peti
tions for permission to increaso intra
state freight rates fifteen percent, as
a result of tho Interstate commerce
commission's recent suspension of the
proposed similar Increase turnout tho
nation.
Hearings on tho petitions planned
for next week by the commission,
probably will not he held, as the four
applications for Increases remaining
on file aro from logging roads and
feeders and, officials expect will be
withdrawn also.
IN AUTO WRECK
ltOSIilMTRG, Oro., July 7. E. L.
Parrot, a local capitalist, wrecked his
7-passonger car this side, of Canyon
vlllo at. 3 a. in. yoEtcrday. seriously
injuring at loud tlueo and bruising
thrco others .and himself. , . Tho car
struck a slight ditch at a high ratq
of speed and turned completely over.
Tho party was reluming from the
Ashland Houndup.
Tho seriously Injured arc: W. J.
Weaver, proprietor of tho Hotel Unip
n,ua, ltosehurg, ribs broken, leg pos
sibly fractured; Hertha Althaus of
Roschurg, leg broken, shoulder cither
broken or dislocated; I.ola Allen of
Uoseburg, badly torn and Internal
Injuries; E. L. Parrot, owner nnd
driver, badly bruised. The other oc
cupants wero "Pat" Burke, traveler
for the Standard Oil company with
headquarters In Portland; Floyd Mil
ler, a stockman of Dillard, and John
Hurt, a traveling man, all bruised and
cut. Tho Injured aro all in the Rose
burg hospital.
Eye Strain
Is Serious
Tsually t ho sufferer does not com
plain of poor vision hut suffers from
dicdrcsstiiK headaches and nnrvo
trouhlea of various UIihIh, all of which
arise from tho eyes.
DR. RICKERT
HVIvSlCHT RI'IX'IAI.IS'C
Medford. Oregon.
CHAUTAUQUA
at ASHLAND
JULY 11 to 20
!A great program from first to l;tsl, such ;is .lames
(indiliinl of tho Chicago (trawl Opera company, 1 ho
world's greatest haritono singer of the IJoston Light
Opera company of 21 pcoplo, every ono whom is a
star musician, great lecturers ami entertainers.
In the New Auditorium
ARRESTED FOR GIVING
E. II. Fish, until recently manager
of tlrown's confectionery, soda foun
tain and danco establishment was ar
rested this morning on a warrant:
sworn out by Edwin .1. Whito of tiio ,
Whilo Velvet Ice Cream company, j
charging him with uttering a fraud u- j
lent check. In Justice of the Peace j
Taylor's court Mr. Fish was arraigned
and his hearing was set for 10 a. ni.
Monday.
Tho affidavit . for arrest charges '
that Mr. EIsli on June 22 last with j
Intent to defraud gave a check for j
$11.34 on the Medford National bank
"knowing that ho had not sufficient
funds In tho hank, or credit with the
bank, for payment of the check.'
Prestine Gained. by Quality Sustained1
MUSICAL SELECTIONS! - . J i I
luruuui
"Where the Black-Eyed Susans
Grow," sung by Al Jolson in
"Robinson Crusoe, Jr."
"Introduce Ho." ,
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AMUSEMENTS.
TONIGHT
J''ive reels of highly exciting uc
tion, through which a vein of mys
tery runs, constitutes ;
Fcutnrinjr
Carlyle Blackwell
June Elvidge
Arthur Ashley
Of ndded interest arc some beau
tiful snow scenes.
Triangle Comedv
A BIRTH SCANDAL
TOMORROW:
Emmy Wbelcn
MedfornVs
'ozy Photoplay
Theatre. ;
Charming
Dorothy Gish
, , , Is seen at her host in"
"Her Official Fathers"
A light comedy, full of human hits, distinctive char
acterizations, pleasing and entertaining. i
also CH AS. CONKLIN
The star fimniakev, radiating- ood humor in the glad
glee film, the happy frolic : 4
"HIS BOMB POLICY"
TOMORROW Valeska
Suratt in "She"
Southern Oregon's Greatest Place of Amusement.
The Medford Fruit Co. announces the
arrival of a straight car of extra
fancy Cantaloupes, direct
from the Imperial Valley 4 '
These Cantaloupes will, retail from four for 2o to 10
cents straight. Flat crates containing fifteen Extra
Fancy Cants for, ti.,")!).
AT ALL GROCEES'
2 DAYS--Beginning
MONDAY, JULY 9
50c
TWICE DAILY
D. W. GRIFFITH'S only feature
since "The Birth of a Nation"
wsftcnunsmnunftimi
WONDERFUL and MARVELOUS '
IN ITS MAGNITUDE
Cost $2,000,000 125,000 Supernumeraries
ACCOMPANYING MUSIC
specially written and interpreted by
PAGE THEATRE ORCHESTRA
i 1 SLVJ
Southern Oregon's
I - rri tner
rt J Amusement
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