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TOCAL AND
I-' PERSONAL
Mrs. C. K. Fuller of Chicago, has
lwii riMtlng her sister, Mrs. F. S.
C'arpi nl. r of IVrr dale. Mrs. Fuller
1ms lie. u vlMtliiK in Seattle and Port
land and exiieels to spend some time
in California before returning to her
liome.
Tlio new 2.".000 Chautauqua
Imililini; has a uiilqtie setting in Ash
land's famous Park. July 11th to
limit are the dates of this year's ses
Fion. Tit-kola for sale at Dr. Cars
ten's corner 4th and N. Oakdale.
Phone tiSO. '
The Amotnn class of the Haptist
Sunday school will hold their mld
monthly llihlo study and business
imvlinu Wednesday evcninB, July 11.
at the homo of Klha Payne, North
Partlett. All old and new members
are invited to attend.
Oregon, Calltomla, IT. S. Land.
Hook let frco. Write Joseph Clark,
Sacramento, California. 106
Miss Jennie Knedecor of Medford Is
atlendiiiK the X. 10. A. at Portland as
Is Miss Hard.
Dr. Heine, eye, ear, nose, throat.
Mr. and Mrs. H. I,. Wilson and M.
M. Wilson are In Portland this week.
Plan your vacation for July 11 to
20 and refresh body and mind at the
S. O. ChautaU(ua in Ashland's famous
park.
A party of Medford people who are
motorini? thru the Willamette valley
consists of Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Brown,
MIks Susan Deuel. Miss Anna Camp
bell, Miss (Irare Campbell and Earl S.
Tinny. They were In Kuyene on Sun
day.
Johnson for hlRh-class watch re
pairing fl
Mrs. F.. F. MeU has go'ie to Taco
ma to visit relatives there, after
which she will ku to Dend, Oregon, to
visit her son. Claud, and wife. She
may then t! " I.os Angeles. Mrs.
M.t2 expects to bo gone several
iiioulhs.
Metz cars at Riverside Garage.
Among tho many applicants for the
Rupcrlutendency of the Moseburg
schools are P. II. Dally, principal of
the Medford high school, and M. 11
Signs of Cirants Pass, a former super
li.tcndent of tho Medford schools.
Alco Taxi. Phone 88. '
Itev. Dr. J. C. ltolllns left last night
for Portland to spend several days
there ou business.
Ashland Canyon Is a delightful
ulaco to enmn. Attend the Chau
taiuiu.i thero July 11 to 20,
conibino physical comfort with fine
mental tiniululus. Tickets at Dr.
Carslon's, Cor. 4(h and No. Oakdale
Phono 020. or call Misses Wanita
and Lillian Carstons.
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Isaacs and
Miss Crace Hiown left today on an
niitomobllo trip to Shasta Springs and
other California points. They will be
gono n week and will return by the
coast route.
Johnson for high-class watch re
pairing. . tf
Mrs. 11. M. Del.euw. mother of Mrs
C. II. llrown. left this morning for
Santa Cruz. California, where she will
spend the rest of the summer.
Window screens, screen doors. Pa
cini- Kuril. & Fix. Factory.
J. L. Circle of F.ugene arrLved
K. L. Patterson of San Francisco Is
In the city on a business visit. .
Ladies' morning at the Nat, Wed
nesdays, 9 to 12. Free Instruction.
Mrs. Jane Pettlfold of Boise, Idaho,
Is visiting her son. George Turner,
having arrived In the city from Los
Angeles on Monday.
For the best Insurance, see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
Seely Hall, the well known young
Medford man serving In the aviation
corps at the San Diego training camp.
has sent a fine photograph of himself
time
in
the city today lo spend some
here on a business mission.
I!ath. l''c. Holland Hotel.
W. It. Smith of Kansas City, Mis
souri, after a short visit with hi
daughter. Miss liuth. left this morn
inc. tor Seattle.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
Furaio e policy. Office, Itoom 404
F. II. colliding.
I'. II. Morion arrived In the city to
day ho.o s.m 1'i.uoi-ro to visit for
M-l et ;il il.o s ill this vicinity.
Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly.
Mm. .Mai) Dcll.ick uiul E. I Daley
went to i'i nti.il Point this morning to
al:etl'l ti e funeral of Mrs. Ih-Hack's
i tcr, M: liai-hel M.i-h.nn ot Kagle
Point, who died S;itnl.i".
Hr. Henry Hart. Jackson County
Lank building. Office hours, to to t
p. m.
Anion;. visitors in the city today
fn.m l'oit:.ind Is F. W. Koss.
In a huriy. call ss.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Whlllock and
iVUieti have gone east for some time.
.Mrs. VhiilHk to VMt relatives and
y.r. Wlniln. U on a business mission.
W.ll aH l atter Day Saints please
i .11 t.'" L. Mrs. Kinnirutt. f2
M i: s Jane Fowler of WulU Walla.
V .i-hlnvlon. nrrUod In the city this
mora t.k fur a shoit visit with Miss
Puliis.
Moti rars at Kiverslde Garage.
uniform to the Klks club, which
has attracted much favorable atten
tion. He seems to have greatly
changed in appearance and is getting
fleshier.
Patients cared for. 6C2 South
Central. Trained nurse In attend
ance. Reference given. Phone
2W. 114
Kdward J. Perrine and B. Phillips
of Lodi, California, are visiting In the
city for several days.
Four thousand people can be Beat-
cd In the new Ashland Chautauqua.
This year's program. July 11th to
0th, Is planned to entertain a full
house. For tickets call the Misses
Wanita and Lillian Carston, Cor. 4th
and A". Oakdale, Phone 620.
W. Powell and family are visiting
In the city from Rosehurg.
Ladies' morning at the Nat. Wed
nesdays, 9 to 12. Free Instruction.
92
Miss Haiel Stanley of Merlin, Ore
gon, who has been visiting Miss nine
Knlps for a week, left for home today
accompanied by Miss Kuips, who will
be her guest for a week or more.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St.
Mark's building. Phone 223-Y.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. DeForrest of Pa
cific Grove are spending several days
siting In the city and vicinity.
Singer sewing machine Bhop, C. A.
Chapman. Phone 903-R. 24j bouth
Central. 117
D. O. Frederick left today for a two
weeks' visit In Portland and Hermis
ton. Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Fish and chil
dren left last night for their former
home In Portland where they will lo
cate permanently. They made the
trip by motor car. Until recently Mr.
Fish was the manager of Brown's con
fectionery.
Indies' morning at the Nat, Wed
nesdays, 9 to 12. Free Instruction.
92
H. Coffin, credit man of a large
wholesale haj-dware and farm ma
chinery house of San Francisco, Is
spending the day In the city and from
here will go to Klamath Falls.
A. B. Van Ness, J. B. Small and H
W. Floyd are among the Portland vis
itors spending today in the city.
II. 11. Noel anl James Kclley are at
Yreka. California, today on a busi
ness mission.
II. W. Buckingham. Otis Bucking
ham and Miss Agnes Murray of Pasa
dena. California, are an auto tourist
party spending several days In the
city and vicinity.
Everett Carkln will be a patient In
the Sacred Heart hospital for tho next
two weeks, as he has just undergone
a minor operation.
H. F. Payne and family are visitors
In the city today from San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gable and Mrs.
B. J. Cook of Oakland. California, are
tourists visiting In the city.
W. D. Condlt of Los Angeles arriv
ed In the citv today for a business
visit of several days.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gregg and chil
dren. Miss Lucy and Carl, left yester-
dav for Davton, Ohio, where they will
visit for some time. They were ac
companied by Dr. Gregg of Dayton
who has been visiting the family. The
trip east Is being made by automobile
Mrs. if. Allen and her father, Jo
seph Sowell left this morning for
their copper mining claims near Ta
kilma, Oregon.
City Attorney F. W. Mears. E. A.
Iteames and F. W. Newman left Mon
day night for Salem where they will
argue the suit brought to enjoin the
Hanson plan. Messrs. Reames and
Mears will represent the city's Inter
ests and Mr. Newman will represent
the litigants who sought to have the
Hanson plan declared Illegal. The
case Is In supreme court on appeal
filed by Mr. Newman from the recent
decision of Judge Calkins, which was
favorable to the city.
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JEROME, Arli., July 10. Hun
dreds of miners and citizens, some
with rifles and others with pick han
dles, started at sunrise today to
clean" the town of agitators whom
they considered undesirable, as the
result of a strike called Friday by the
Metal Miners branch of the Indus
trial Workers of the World, which
members of the International Union
repudiated. No violence has been reported.
Most or the Industrial Workers of
the World apparently learned of the
proposed organized "drive"' and left
town during the night. Those who
remained offered no resistance today
and they were ordered aboard a spe
cial train, leaving soon for Jerome
Junction.
PRESIDENT SMS
PORTLAND, Ore., July 10. -For
his own protection, as well as to fa
cilitate the progress of the draft,
every man in Oregon who registered
for military service Ehould make it
a point to learn the new number of
his registration card.
These new numbers are different
from those on the green (or blue)
registration certificates.
True, he number' on a man's cer
tificate is the same as that written
on his registration card, at the time
he registered. But under orders
from the war department, the num
bers of all cards have been changed
in the past two weeks.
The new numbers are written on
the cards in red Ink. They run by
counties, instead of only by precincts.
The county will be the unit of the
draft and hese new numbers are to
be used In the drawings.
The first drawing wil be made at
Washington within the next few
days. The numbers drawn will he
announced to the prees and also tele
graphed to the adjutant general.
The adjutant general will consult the
files in his office, which contain du
plicates of all the registration cards
from the state, ascertain the names of
the men belonging to the numbers,
and notify the county boards.
These county boards will mall no
tifications to the men who have been
called In their respective counties.
These notifications will direct them
to appear for physical examination at
a date set, which must be within sev
en days.
MADE BY GIRL
Oscar Peterson, familiarly known
around town as "Pete" was arrested
late last night on the charge of crim
inal assault. He was arraigned be
fore Justice of the Police Taylor this
forenoon and was held in J 1000 bond
to await his preliminary hearing be
fore Justice Taylor next Friday.
He is accused of having assaulted
Mamie Davis, 14 years old, whose
mother says she is but 12 years old,
but who claims she is 13, in Medford
on June 23, last. Peterson is about
22 years old. The girl's home is at
Ashland and It is claimed she has
been loitering about Medford with an
other young girl for several weeks.
When the Davis girl was taken be
fore County Judge TouVelle yesterday
she asked the judge if she could mar
ry Peterson. The court committed
her into the custody of the Louise
home in Portland, and she left tor
that institution last night in custody
of Mrs. Upton, an attache of the
home. The girl will be brought back
to the city to testify in court at Pe
terson's preliminary hearing.
The Stump girl whose home was
said to be In Phoenix-, was located at
her ranch home in the hills between
Phoenix and Talent fcy R. C. Porter,
special agent of County Prosecutor
Roberts. She was In' the party of
Ashland joy riders who had an esca
pade the night of July Fourth, and
had been reported as missing since
the morning of July 5. As a result of
this escapade two Ashland young men
were held to the grand jury on serious
charges. The young man who was
with her on the joy ride has not yet
been located by the authorities.
SAX FRANTISCO, July 10. Inter
vention of President Wilson thru
United States Di.-trict Attorney John
W. Preston saved Henry liulil, a ho
tel iiinn. from a jail sentence today
for making slurring remarks about
the chief executive.
Huh! was arrested and convicted
two we?ks ago on a charse of hnving
shouted "liyioerite" when the ptes
iilent's photograph was flushej on
the screen in a moving picture house.
He came up for sentence today.
Preston's letter, statin:.' that the pres
ident hail retiesteil that leniency lie
shown, was handed to Police Juik'e
Morris piKnheiin just as sentence
was nlnut to he pronounced. The
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A WOMAN'S VOCATION
One of our modern writers has said
A woman is as efficient in business
as a man when she is."
The reason why sometimes she is
not so efficient is that her health may
fall. But the wise business woman
knows now what to do when attacked
by the ailments peculiar to the so-
called "weaker sex." That greatest
of all remedies for woman's Ills, Lydia
E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
has been freeing women, from such
ailments for forty years. Try it, if
ou suffer from such an ailment, and
insure your competency and efficien
cy in the business world. Adv.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE A No. 1 fresh Jersey
cow, heifer calf; also three fat
Shorthorn 2-year-old steers. A. P
Conger, 2 miles north of Jackson
ville. 96
FOR SALE Registered Jerseys. Sev
eral choice cows, calves, etc., at
reasonable prices. J. H. Fuller,
Oakmont Farm, Talent. Phone
"KM. 9
FOIt SALE White Holland turkeys
Trio, also young poults. J. II. Ful
ler. Oakmont Farm, Talent. 91
FOR SALE White Wyandottes. Fan
cy stock. J. II. Fuller, Oakmont
Farm. Talent. 97
FOIt SALE Duroc Swine. Two or
three young brood sows. J, II. Ful
ler. Oakmont Farm, Talent. 9
Eye Strain
Is Serious
Usually the sufferer does not com
plain of poor vision hut suffers from
distressing headaches and nerve
troubles of various kinds, all of which
orlso from tho ; i't.
DR. RICKERT
: KlKSKJIITSI'iriAUST
I ' ' Uedford, Oregon.
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Lemons Whiten and
Beautify the Skin!
Make Cheap Lotion
PROBE EXCLUSION OF
SOCIALIST NEWSPAPERS
WASHINGTON", July 10. Investi
gation of the postoffice department's
iietivities in excluding socialistic
newspapers anil periodicals from the
mails, under the new espionage law is
sought in n resolution introduced" to
day by Representative London of
New York socialist. Mr. London
named ten papers excluded. Most of
them ore understood to have been
placed under the ban because of auti
drnft propaganda.
The juice of two fresh lemons
strained Into a bottle containing three
ounces of orchard white makes a
whole quarter pint of the most re
markable lemon- skin beautifier at
about the cost one must pay for a
small jar of the ordinary cold creams.
Care should be taken to strain the
lemon juice thru a fine cloth so no
lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion
will keep fresh for months. Every
woman knows that lemon juice is
used to bleach and remove such blem
ishes as freckles, sallowness and tan.
and Is the Ideal skin softener, sniooth-
cner and beautifier.
Just try it! Make up a quarter pint
of this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion
and massage it daily into the facrV
neck, arms and hands. It should nat
urally help to whiten, soften, freshen,
and bring out the hidden Toses anil
beauty of any skin. It is wonderful
for rough, red hands.
Your druggist will sell three ounces
of orchard white at little cost and any
grocer will supply the lemons.
Gorham Sterling
Silverware
Is for sale by Leauinsr Jew
elers Everywhere and bear
this trade mark:
We are exi-lusive agents
fur Gorham Silver.
See our
.$."0.00.
Kings, .41.00 to
Martin J. Reddy
QUALITY FIRST.
Visitors Always Welcome.
AMUSEMENTS.
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Farmers and the NewEa:ii:irs Sysicrn
The Federal Kciervc Eaa!;;r.jr rTlcrn er:.:b
lished by the govornmtr.t, with i'.s iliousnnJ
million dollars cf combined resources, Etana3
back of the grain fMc and csjk'.s hz n-rnlvr
banks in taking care of tho 1t.',.'.
Our membership in this system five-, '0
special facilities for enabling farms rs to plant,
Bather and store their crops.
The next t'tne you come to town stop in a.id
let us tell you how this new system er.uUea
'js to help you.
First National Bank
If you do not appr'ei'iate
what your eloek means to
you see
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WHILE retaining all
those qualities that
have characterized and
famed Gossard corsets in
past seasons, they strike a
new note in corsetry a
subtle change that is re
flected in a more delicately
beautiful outline and in an
even more graceful fiat back.
Youth is the keynote in the
style of these new Gossard
Without any ur.due pres
sure you are assured abso
lute comiort and ireedom
of movement because the
Gossard secret of scientific
boning assures the most
perfect support where it is
needed; proper breathing
is induced and the whole
body thrown into thc
healthful poke advocated
by your physician.
models
This is the
Thirty-second Announcement and Proclamation of
Gossard Corset Styles for Spring and Summer, 1917
The new models vary in heicht of bust and length of skirt as
they should to meet the individual requirements of the various
figure types, but the pcncral tendency is toward less corset, lower
bust and shorter skirts with a smaller waistline indicated by
skillful designing rather than actually expressed.
Be fitted toJjv to ori? rf the rrur.r models designed for
your fomre tyff at S- f.'. .'.?(), J54.25, S5.00 and
tt corsoticrc who ner.tanas vour corset
pleasure to tit you without
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