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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MT.DFORD. OREOON". "WEDNESDAY. JTLY 11. 1917 TOCAL AND IMPERSONAL Harrey Oat-an of Portland, who ii widely ktoa axorg the old resi ded of lb Taller, hum it formerly resided 03 a ranch tear Phoenix for jean, ia Tiilling reiatiTes -4 frieadi In the Taller. For manr yean Mr. Oatmin hj resided ia Portland. He art that if ia place of orchirdi there were wheat fields the Ti.tey won'.d look natnral to him. Oreeoa. Czll'crala. U. S. Land. Booklet free. Write Joieph Ciarx. Eaerainento. California. lOe largest cherry crop !n tie Tal ler in m3T rears 1 now aio.it to be harvested. Inieed it U elaitn! that with the man;.- new t.-eea that hare ca into bearing thia 3m:er. it Is the larzest crop ever kncwa. Man? cherry pickers will te is demand in Xedford and Itr.tne-flate Tiela'.ty, bit It Is li'.i that la the Pboenii-and Talent diisrid and tie south end of the county there are sufficient p!t:ers. Tie price paid for picking !b the aonth section Is ti a day. ' Dr. Heine, eye, ear. nose, throat. One hundred piclers are reeded is the yferlia district to father la the losanberry crop o! that tection. Es ploytnect agenta are trying to set forty or fifty girl p'.cierj la Medford. but M far lire failed. Most of the pickers will t-e hired from Craats Pass and Gold Hill. Johnson for high-clais watch re pairing. J. W. Joanjon and family of this city and ei-Hayor O. H. Johnson aad family of Grants PaJj left yester day oo a six weeij' aatotroMle tour, thru Oregon, Washington, Idaho aad Cub. i Metx can at Riverside Garage. A patriotic rally aad farewell to enlisted men will be ohserred ia the Hope Preshyterian ehirch of Rogue River. July II. 117, in honor of en-j listed men. At the unTei'.ing of the roll of honor. Judge Gilmore aad ReT. j John. W. Hoyt wiil tpeak. The Home Guard aad metnler of the G. A. K. wilt be la attendance. A teg demon stration Is expected. j ' Alco Taxi. Phone . Jessie Ssidicore of Medfor dis reg istered at Hotel Portland. Portland. Oregon. Johnson for high-class) watch re pairing, tf Bora, to Mr. aad Krs. A. V Brad ihaw. of Weliea. Oregon, Tuesday morning, J ." : v 1 . a IS'-j-po-nd loo Patrta Page tonight. John Orth and family left today for Fort Klarnata where they will ipead the neii tea days viiiticg relative aad vacationing. A sample line of satin aad Milan hats have been received by the millin ery department of the May Company and the rame will be on special sale for three days. M Edith V. Courrier aad If. Fern Tfaynes of Honolulu are among the tourists who are sojourning in the city. Window screens, screen door. Pa cific Fnrn. k Fix. Factory. Emma E. P.ewell of Caielle. Cali fornia. Is a visitor in the lity, having ' arrived yesterday. Baths. 5c. Holland Hotel. Mr. aad Mrs. J. E. Easier left thLf morning for the Shata val!-y In Cali fornia to enjoy a few dai In that section. Patria Pare tonight. F. G. Schtrx is a visitor In the city from Gold Hi!!. The May Company millinery de partment has received a sample line of white satin aad Milan hats ar, 1 the same will jat ca sale for three-days Mrs. G';s Jtit'heN of Jacksonville and daughter this mornir.t for Seattle where .e ill i;-it h-r son and hr ii?tr ur.iU S-; '.:u':r See Dave Wool a'o :t that fire la arBc poli'T. Office. Roota 444. M F. k H. building. Mrs V.!l Prrr rj Ei;' Point and Mrs. lio? S'.inV r of !iro 'ro wre among the vl;t-jr-s in the city yt.-r-day. Press.! ;lshDr. at mirV-t ?i"ir diy. 2 'c . A N; bley snd ton rf M- !f .-! a:.-rritr-l at Hotel Port in,:. Port land, O-fC'.n. P-r. H-lr.e rts c's ror-N-;'.r. Mr a::l Mrs Ho -rt A'.' - iht. J W. AlwUht aad Mm. M S "A.irth Ington ni Is v,f i. a:-.. I Mrs. "o-n-nirfr'i o' N-w o.tt a.-v a iuiun:o Wl lonUfcf party who a-r.e,l in the City T'Jff-lar evAtin.- ar.-l are th puprts of Mr. ar t Mrs R 1;. v.rth Ington. Yr. U orti'.lTictr, is the mother nf H f; W'lr'hlr.c-Qn. and Robert Al right, h s ' ru'h r in law. la Oklahoma Hub. ! i w.,!r!y fjn.el IOr and ok!-t h is well known on the hih cla- wjln:;: c;rcBit The party Ut ti .r ! California and from hre will t..,.;r Oregon and Washington. In a hurry, call iV. C. T. !'. !'! P!"t i th 1.11 ra ry Thursday afternoon at : ;a. im portant buslri- wi.l !. traniactl Everybody I vlunre For the beet ln irn. e. see Holmes, the Insurance lUs. J Mrs. Acni A. Aiarian. who was the Pareons. left Teday for Paaadena. 10 visit her son. who ia leaving for Fraace to act as interpreter for the V. S. Aabnlance corps. tT. Henry Hart. Jackson County Bank banding. Offic hoars, to to 4 P. en. Among the Portland visitors in the ci;y today are J. R. Smith. . J. Thompson and Mr. and Mr. G. W. Ha'jer. Friday, the l!:h. a Jl-eect sale stationery at Heath's Irrag Store. :. F. A. Babcock of ls Matinas. CaU- fornia. Is a tourut spending rti?;.'. , " 7?, " days ia the city. E. V. Carter is among the Ashland visitors who are speeding today fn the city. Metx cars at Riverside Garage. Reginald H. Pa.-s-cts has arrived in the ciiy from Seattle to join his fam ily here and wi.l remain for the sum mer. He was a-rcom-anied here ty an architect from Seattle. Patients cared for. CI! Sotr.h Central. Trained BJrse ln attend ance. Reference given. Phone 5TIW. 114 Mrs. Trtxaine Hatch who has teen visiting her sister. Mrs. W. P. Holt in Ea?!e Point, leaves for her home in Berkeley. California, tonight. This is laciy for joti. A 13-cent sale of box paae-r. correspondence cards and tablets. 40c values. Friday, the 1 Jth at Heath's Dr":g store. : W. F. Schroeder and F. Peperkorn. of Wicsiie, Nebraska, who have been visiting L. Xiedermeyer and family, who formerly resided at Wisside. left today for a tour thra California be fore retnming home. Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. Et- Mark's bending. Phone i: J-Y. Mrs. X. D. Adams, mother of J. W Jacobs, and Mrs. George Stone, his sister, who have teen visiting the Ja cobs family left for their home at Gll- roy. Oregon, this morning. Singer sewing machine shop. C. A. Chapman. Phone v3-R- 24S Soath Central. 117 Mrs. J. Martin of Sacramento left for Seaside. Oregon, this morning af ter having had a short viiit with friends in the city. Great valces at oar He sale Friday the 11th. Heath's Drug Score. Si' Mr. H. G. Mills aad children aad Mrs. Janes of Butte Falls left this morning for Ashland where they will camp aad enjoy the Chautauqua for the next tea days. Mr. Mills, who accompanied them to Medford yes terday, returned to Butte Falls today. Miss Mabel Normile. Mrs. Nettie Normlle. Mrs. R. A. Koppes and Mis Josephine Koppe-s went to Ashland today where they will be encamped until the Chautauqua season ends. Court Hail left for Crater Lake this morning with an auto load of tourista. J. G. Townsend and W. A. Wood ward of Portland are business men s;eading a day or so in the city. R. H. Ingraham of Milwaukee ar- rired In the city today to spend some' time here. No longer do the seven big brass cuspidors grace or dL'grace the cor riiors of the postoff:ee building. When Mr. Putnam. Inspector of the treasury department, was making an offivial Inspection of the federal building yesterday Postmaster MimsJ requested that he be permitted to getl1'"" id of the cuspidors. Consent was g.ren. Colonel Mima, who held iha the cu.pidom we-e unsanitary and un sightly, confesses that they will have to come back Into the corridors again during a session of the-federal court or on other state occasion. 2 7 cents Friday, t.e 11th. buys a I' c boi of stationery at Heath's Drug Store Frank P.eJiiin. who was elected clerli of the school board last niett. after the board had depose! K. 8. Stiae. the oil clerk, fjrnished bond to-lay afr-r wMth Mr. Stine turned orer to hirr, ail the school boird re. or!. Mr. Ke-i lln wa for ears a :-Ajte:(-r in trie Jac'k.oT-n Ccinty "ar.A, and 1 connected with the Pul-M-r-nt: at'-n y. The Girls Honor 5 :ard will hold their weeli'.v meeting tor;:orrow niieht The liorre Guard company will hold its wee'-l dri.l tor.iz.:t on thr 2! Mt-a N'.: .Vro'.d ha fro -a rort.an I wr te returned vas with ne when latter ih t,p'ra'd on re ntly Mrs. f;-;r.e In r.ow fa.t impr'ir.. Tl.e leal h'-at r" ord for the anr. will prot-ajlv reached tV after noon son;ein: The hlht terr pera ture e.ter,iay. and whrh was th nitaest for the season so far. was 1" i'grees. reached at p sr.. At : this afternoon the temperature wa s and was steadily ri!r.j. The lercperature of July 11 a year axo was ?7 degree. The ticr.ef July temperature of llli, 1M de gree oa Jaiy 83 The day preloi it was 1( 3. In 11 te hllhrst July '.pnrature l''j dere on J ilv IT. t'n the Kth it was 11 tlftre ViTlfV. Will parties who were In the Hal! Tavl Company auto at the time of the acldent the evening of July 3. please inform the eompany at Medford of their name and addressn. E SUBSTITUTE F L J"A-SKIXGTON". Jj'y 11. A.iicin Utrtion leinirrv :a trie -enate ur red .n bv Herbert 4. Hoorrrs letter ' "''"" "--" . r -: . : . : .L ... r - er.i' t; .4 u ha-;ea allien by tae , ri- icrjt.trai eocmitte ia (.-rfectinj thet.V. Jonnart. entente high comiiiissioa-. I (lore .-ub-t:iu!e for U vctr.-i', .bd! ccder ecn-icertS.n in the en- a.e. sne Miu.t pri . ... . Phtlps-Dodse corporation, declared; worked on U fc-titat bill, vrde;' -T fc w"1 teyjuj. nh, ,fca, the mln. owners eooldj the senate eor.tid cebat on ten-,cfore the representatives of the ea-- Industrial er.-.! ieatsres of tne mea-ure. Tre serine wiil vote on the bill Julv 21 umier an asrrtemeM reached joniv after the demoemtic leaders had; eon-ited to ejmma'e ome of lhe;reform5 under the new regime of," bill ato-r ira-:ii? f.turt- iceW-lini: Vr.t trlnjl njiibiria irovU:oo. Th jb:;tL:: etieral'y similar to lh orlsrlnal a-imiti-iratioa bii! ex-rl-t ihii fxiwirr .fvijirol othr in c j -1 n-H be-ii4f-i f'mi r.d fuej La. bevn -:rii-kn out. The P'jb-ticut prohibit- the irMia feur of di-::I:i U.!i.'rs, withoci prov;.i;cz lor sovmir.ot parer.a? of :..'ks now he"u in bond and eivw tbe pre-iCvrnt power to decide, in h: ei;end to b-er and wite. LOG LODGES FOR F. W. Salter of this city has been1 awarded the contract for the eon-j stmctton of two lodge, each HxJ4 feet. In Crater Lake national park. The lodges will be built of logs. The work of construction will be begun cn July 1. Ote lodge will be placed at White Horse at the Medford entrance to the park and the other will be built at the Pinnacles of Sand creek en trance. The lodges will be nsed as headquarters for the registering of visitors to the park, the checking of autos aad other vehicles. The logs will be cut oa the ground, and the lodges will be supplied with water pumped by gasoline pumps. Another much needed Improvement which will be made at Crater Lake park this summer will be the instal ment of a plant to pump spring water up to the camp grounds at the rim of the lake. FISHING CLUB OPENS ON FRIDAY. THE I3TH The Kelly Island Fishing club are not a superstitious bunch. With ail the days In the week and year before them, they have chosen Friday. July 1J. to open their new club house on P.ague River. The following invita tions have been sent out to several friends of the memcers: "The Kelly Island Club, an associa- . . t . , - : . . i , .. . . . 1 aOwsz.ip. re,uei iie p:-rxsijre oi joar presence at the dedfeation of their ciub house and grounds on the banks of Rogue River twenty miles from Medford. on the Crater Lake highway, the opening of the rteelhead season. Friday, the thirteenth of July, nine teen hundred and seventeen.' 12.0000 PRISONERS TAKEN. (Conttneed frota Page Oaw.) to r.jre bten the Z!ota L.a andj :ce rnietr. Ia S-;Hvmbr Hallcz waj torubaHed by the Russian anil lrr, tat attempt to iiorm Xte town were ansae re-M. The fill of Haiici probacy will r:-an th at th T::oas must r:lre from th prrnt line a!or. ti.e Zlcta I.!; a from nor.bPi?t of liali-i throj?h Priiar.T ar.d 7:rhoff to Pro-ij. is jorrieP t0 p.r0!ct Imler. The aext (line in ti.e rear of the Zlota Llpa is the Gnlla Upa. HONEYCOMBED WITH TREASON (Continued from Tag One ) icaily th-y would not t e Inf oeaced ' y tlireats. the statement say. A I k of )mplhy. The statement ay It Is "verv ien (Tally reported that among the native t'ora. as well as n.aay of th foreign 1-orn. ar.d concerning whoe Icralty there cafi ue no duestion. th. re Is ?n eraily mlon.ierfltan-ilng a to th rrear.lng and the p-irrose of tl.e war and therefore among the?e a zeneral lac of Mmpathy with the war " To do away with th: miander. standing the co'incll annnune patri otic meetinvs will t hM soon In ev--v town In NtiraVa. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KK SM-K HidAio r-i ter. at A;pv I. A. Hoi fin-, Jark sob t'outtty r.ank LnlMing t GREEK ARMY 10 ? BE INCREASED TO TEN divisions; ROME. Jnly 11. The Greek army is to be increased from th.-e to ten . . 4iTfion. the recruiting aad com- equipment of which are to complied witnia fonr mo wrdtng to plana out.ined today by -.. . nx M j0--in Kived Rome oni tente powers at ti:r forthcoming conference the resnl; of his work Greece. of King Constantice and important!. In in initrrew Triih lie Ai40Ciatti Press, M. Jonnart said: "After htiz.g wra by internal dis- s-eDJioa for the last two yrs, Grj finds her I" inane: a". roures sadly) depleted and she ne-e3 and expects friendly co-operation and assistance of those greai powers which wish to see the smaller nations placed on a firm and enduring foundation. Great Britain and Prance may be depended I e .V . a. S- in the same way we shall hope to have the powerful assistance of the United States ia realising effective re-orgin-ization of the civil branch. America's co-ope ratios will be a most precious factor." T MALE TEACHERS PORTLAND. July 11. Teachers attending the National Education as sociation convention in seion here, today divided on the question of whether the association should rec ommend that male teachers be ex empted from the selective draft, and it is beiieved probable that the breach wiil not be closed until the conven tion at large has voted on the ques tion. Katherine Devereaut Blake, princi pal of a New York public school, to day recommended to the committee on resolutions that It pass a resolu tion recommending to tiie federal gov ernment that the male teachers of the atloo be exempted because their a!- i sence vou.d cr.pple the school sys tem. The resolutions committee has not taken favorable action on the propos al and. according to its chairman. J. W. Crabrree. River Fails. Wisconsin, it will re;ect the question. Mr. Crab tree claiming that women teachers can take the places of the men. t'pon the announcement of Mr. Crabtree's stand, a petition wis put in circulation asking that the reso lutions committee put the cue-tion up to the convention at large Friday. It has been mrgc-ted that only the wo men members b allowed to vote oa the issue. Iafanti ui Invalid HORLICK'S THT ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Rich milk, malted rrain.in psswdcr form. FOT wJuts, iavachaotfirrewwit children. Pore autntioa.upbu:kiin tt hole body. Inv-orata B'tfuag naotiaeri wi the tffrd. More nutritious than tea. cocree, etc lawtantly ptrpnL Kecraaea Docnrwwx. Snkstirntev Ccst YOO SBie Prk WESTON'S Camera ShoP MILITARY 20S Eat iiain Street, Medford The Oii'j Exclusive Commprcial' rhotcjn-apher In Southern Oregon. Negatives Made any time 01 place by appointment Phone 147-J. Well do the rest J. E. PALMER. !N0 SETTLEMENT N SIGHT Of STRIKE CLOEE. Ariz.. July 11. Settle ment of the copper miners' strikes ln jAriiona, which have completely itop-j ped production in two fields and cur-1 (tailed work in a third, seemed remote! ts.U9 lr.-ftir!r Uih f'ne mire! unwilling to ,1. f-om their original posi-1 i.t. Walters. Douglas, president of the! t not : Workers of the World or with the In-j . .... ... , I temational Union of Mine. Mill audi' ' ' ,T- ... ' ; '-i ,v,",hr ... not affiliated with the Industrial Workers of the World. Fear of trouble over an order of Sheriff Tom Arraer that only one PKfcet wonid be allowed within ar area a quarter of a mile square was j allayed by instructions from Gover nor Thomas E. Campbell that the pickets were acting within their rights as long as they were peaceful. Reports from Bisbee Indicate that more men are returning to work there Ui. The three principal companies IDAHO WOMAN MADE WELL LycEa ELFmtliam's Vegetable Compound Did the Work. Nothing like it Aberdeen, Idaho. "Last year I tut fered from a weakness with pains in my side and back. A friend asked me tx try Lydia E. Pink ham "s Vegetable Ccmnonrd and I did so. After taking one bottie I feit very much better. I have new taken 'three bottle and frfsva.feei like a different jpV3AV wotnan. Lydia F imvai; rrrKsram V e J e tao.e Compc-UM is the best medicine I ( cave ever ladt J aixi a caa rronxKnc it to all snerir.g women. " Mra.PEECT Pp.yj?rnx;B, Aberdeen, Idaho. Women who surler from tbosa cEs treyir.jr ills ruhar to their ex abouid te cocvicceia by the many genuine and truthful teytimoruais we are constantly pebii-hirtg in the newspapers of the ability of Lydia E. Fjnfcham'a Vege table Compound to restore their hea.th To know'whether Lydia E. Pinkham Vejetaoie Cc.potmd'wril! help yoo. try h! For advice write to Lydia E. Pink ham Medicine Co. (conftdential), Lynn, Masa. Your "ectei- wriil be opece-i. read and answered by a woman aoo beW erict cr-nrrderjce. FOR RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA Dmnb Eircalyptu Olntmcirt ar aix onus aroacs Tuacs 25c Jaas 60s j TO ORDER $25.00 UP ' A1m Clwning, Pressing and Altrrrn 128 C MAIN. UPSTAIRS AMUSEMENTS. TONIGHT Sweetheart oi the Doomed I ilK.-KSTS Louise Giaum t'.c r-.ic cf an .id w r ,,r :--r !-.-tt. r tlit--. TRIANGLE CCMEOY THE BOOKWORM TURNS TOMORROW L H. SOUTHERN THE MAN OF MYSTERY STAR Mr.lfi.nr t lrn(nil7 Tbeatrss r j()SUITS() (operating in that district have served I notice to tse:r fornier en.pioye tnii I men who do not return to work by Friday wiil be treated as tew ans; cants. GERMANS UUHCH DRIVE. (Costinned from Page On.) ter af.a. k ;(.r.-r.i I to ti.rir (rl'inai iio .an- bruit :.onc. There have b-en no .-trioi: a' tevr.itt hv tiie Gem:ans to brek tfin tne Kntii-h front in tie -icrn e their two earn pa urns for Calai- in t!'e early month nf the war. Tin- fir-t Wai ehe'-kf-.l rjlofcir tiie FM.'lan iro.'it bv the vfr.Mne4 Briti-b an.J V..-A, defen-e. aided by ti:e iwrti'-i;. ti' ti of P.riti-I. sir-hin- blonsr the ' In the se-ocd battle of Ypre in the fa.l of l'.'i tae jeni.au- .-..-r.... thonV.d. of C:en in a terrili.- .'.t.'.e b'j: fail.! to ef-cct a peni-tratior.. Retort from Iy.nilon today ;r.di-' Good Business can be conducted alcr.z pleasant lines, with a smile and a courteous r-ord, far Letter than In a dry-as-dust, brusque manner. This is the telief of the officer; of this institu tion, and we have lived up to it consistently. That it ha3 been a success, is evidenced by our growing business. You have only to ask our de positors, and sou will see the reason for our belief. It's Good Business! The Jackson KttahlMied lH. Southern Oregon's Greatest Place of Amusement pag: TONIGHT MARIE DL-play'uiLr Her as well ;is a Castles for Two The tlifint' of this ( 'unu'ily Drama is un usual in its rharni ;unl action and di als with the adventures of an impulsive heiress. "Patria" Patria shows their nn thiMls. HERE TOMORROW ONLY WILLIAM FARNUM The Portland Hotel PORTLAND, OREGON The Rose City's world-famed hotel, omipying an entire blook. All outside rooms. Superior diuing and grill service. An atmosphere of rel'iurmcut, with a service of courtesy. . European Plan, $1.50 and Tjp RICHARD W. CHILDS, M.mnt;er ' ,.at(. ttiat the battle in lielium in , ln i,r-i;re-e. me Miumii of i:-avv firiM', hmr! in Knuland nil (lay ve-ti rd.-iy, Ten- ic-'aiu limr tu i id', lic'irimr.ir ;d daivn. ' ( "Colont-1 Howard A. Hanson, author js'. the aolcallea rrenson plan for re- fUianeins tlia elty, Ifcft lakt night for .Seattle afu r a vne'.'st vinlt here. mwm KELPS WHERE COFFEE HINDERS ! "There's a Reason" Business County Bank It Is the Storage Battery that determines whether yon will get out and crank or not. A battery which receives the charge easily, as well as nivinc; its power strongly when nedod is the ideal kind. We have it here. C. E. Gates Auto Co. REGULAR PRICES Adults 15c Children 5c Page Theatre Orchestra Popular Selections DORO TaU'iits ;ir lrain.itii' a CoiiifMlieniiP, Actress, in -ALSO-- New-papers report 100. (Iimi foreign spies in this eouhirv: this luunl.er of