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MEDFORD MATL' TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OKECipy, THURSDAY. JULY 12, 1917
TOCAL AND
J PERSONAL
Hev. W. F. Shields, former pastor
of the Presbyterian t-hurch, and Mrs.
s Shields, arrived Thursday by auto
from Hums to spend a week's vaca
tion visiting friends. Mr. Shields will
attend the state presbytery at Eugene
next week.
Oregon, California, U. S. Land.
Booklet free. Write Joseph Clark,
Sacramento, California, 106
'Mr. and Mrs. II. D. McBrlde, accom
panied by Mrs. Claud Metz, arrived In
the city by automobile at 9 p. in.
Wednesday from Bend, Oregon, which
city they left at 5 a. m. yesterday.
The McBrides, former residents of
Medford where Mr. McUrlde operated
II confectionery store, will spend sev
eral days at their ranch here before
returning to Bend, where Mr. Me
Brlde Is In the confectionery business.
Mrs. Metz, alBo formerly of Medford,
will visit relatives hero for a week
before returning.
Dr. Heine, eye, ear, nose, throat.
Mrs. Lillian Ashcraft went to Ash
land today for a visit with friends.
Johnson for high-clas watch re
pairing. tf
E. McClelland Stuv and party are
tourists from Seattle visiting. In the
city and vicinity.
Metz cars at Riverside Carage.
F. L. Cliamplln of Rogue River Is a
visitor In the city toduy and la regis
tered at the Medford.
' Alco Taxi. Phone 88.
The Sunday school of the Methodist
church la holding Its annual picnic
and outing In Lithia Park, Ashland,
today. Clarence Meeker, the Hchool
superintendent, and Rev, 'Dr. Rollins
are chaperoning the large party. The
Sunday school has an enrollment of
300. Big auto trucks transported the
picnickers from this city to Ashlund.
. .The best that swImih Rogue River
salmon at Fish Market.
L. L. Drossol of San Francisco ar
rived In the city today on a business
mission.
' Johnson for high-class watch re-
. pairing. tf
Mrs. Vern Marshall and baby left
this morning for Yroka to visit Mrs.
Don Colvlg and family.
. Window screens, screen'doors. Pa
cific Furn. ft Fix. Factory.
George Chlldreth met with a pain
ful accident at the Mltcholl wagon
works yesterday. He had just pulled
a red hot Iron tire from the forge
when he stumbled and fell and In so
doing grasped the tire with his right
band. The flesh was burned to the
bone. Mr. Chlldreth gnve an exhibi
tion of nerve 'by roturnlng to work
today, hut It Is doubtful If ho can
continue at work until the burn is
healed.
' Baths, 25c. Holland Hotel.
Miss Helen Phllbrook Is camping
at Ashland during the Chautauqua
season with the .Misses Alberta and
Elizabeth (Joro and Dorothy Smith of
Phoenix-.
Never mind the hot weather. Kat
fish. The Medford Fish Murket will
supply your wants.
The homo grown cantuloupo seuBon
In the valley will be on In about three
weeks. Indications nro for a big crop
of fine cantaloupes and the recent
spell of hot wnuthor Is bringing thorn
on fast.
Bee Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office, Room 404, M.
F. & H. building,,
Aurella and K. Alleen Tetze, who
havo been here visiting their mother.
Mrs. Ida M. Tetzo, returned toduy to
Kugcne. Mrs. Tetzo will Innvo to
night for a month's sojourn In Dallus,
Texas.
DrcsBcd pigeons at market Satur
day, 2 Dc. 95
Mrs. U. II. Thomas of Seattle, and
Mrs. William K. Richardson of Doris,
California, are the Ruents of their
brother, J. W, Mitchell and family.
They will remain for uboiit a month.
Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly.
T1 r. and Mrs. .1. II. Tucker left this
morning for Hun I'murls where Mr.
Tucker was recently operated on In a
hospital. He Is returning to (lie hos
pital for treatment.
In a hurry, call SS.
A. K, Cohnon, formerly In the for
est aervleo here and at KutEcne. and
who left here several mouth ago. Is
now located at Kllzabeth City. N. C
In a letter received from him today
by (ilenn t. Taylor, he writes t hut be
has puirhu.ied a large ranch and Is
going Into the slock raising business
That picnic lunch Kill taste fine If
the lunch goodR come from the Fish
Market.
C. H. Ilamlg of Vancouver. Wash,,
Is a sojourner In the city today.
For the best insurance, seo Holmes,
the Insurance Man,
Miss Florcncu Whetscll, who Is
serving In tho naval reserve nt the
Bremerton navy yard, left last night
for Bremerton after a short visit with
her parents. Mr. anil Mrs. J. A. Whet
sell. Tho latter will soon move to Mc
Allister, Ok In lioiiiu. to make Hint
place their permanent home.
' Patients cared for. G22 South
Central.' Trained nurse In attend
ance. Hoference given. Phone
672 W. 114
Mrs. Emll Mohr and children are In
Ashland for the summer, having leas
ed a cottage near Llthla park.
Orders have been received to make
another big cut in prices on the Hell
bronner stock of Men's Furnishings.
Hill
A. J. Shorten of San Francisco is
spending several days in the city.
Dr. Henry Hart, Jackson County
Bank building. Office hours, to to 4
p. m.
Mr .and Mrs. Charles Horton wen
to Roseburg by train today whero he
will purchase cattle. They left the.lr
car, In which they drove to this city
yesterday from Klamath Falls, here
until their return from Roseburg.
Metz cars at Riverside Oarage.
While climbing a hill on his home
stead near Derby yesterday afternoon
B. C. Schmidt, Spanish-American war
veteran, stumbled and fell, and his
shotgun was discharged, the load
tearing off his left hand at the wrist
Dr. Holt waa summoned from Eagle
Point and after administering first
aid, brought the Injured man to the
Sacred Heart hospital in this city
Schmidt only returned a few days ago
from a visit in Roseburg.
This is lucky for you. A 23-cent
sale of box paper, correspondence
cards and tablets, 40c values, Friday,
the i:Uh at lleuth's Drug store. 9lj
E. A. Reames, City Attorney F. W,
Mcars and F. V. Newman have re
turned from Salem where they argued
before the supreme court the Hanson
plan suit appeal from Circuit Judge
Calkins' recent decision. A decision
In this case Is expected from the su
preme court by the latter part of
July.
Orders have been received to make
another big cut in prices on the Hell
bronner stock of Men's Furnishings.
100"
HI. C. Stock of Ashland spent Wed
nesday In this city on business.
Master Mlland Jacobs, son of Mr
and Mrs. J. W. Jacobs, went to Rogue
River today to visit friends.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St.
Mark's building. Phone 323-Y.
Among the out of town visitors In
the city toduy is W. L. Loeffle of Spo
kane.
Singer sewing machine shop, C. A.
Chapman. Phone S03-H. 245 South
Central. 117
About 1.10 Tocrults for the nrmy
Including 102 In the medical corps
and 35 in tho field artillery, passed
thru the city on train 14 toduy en
route to the Presidio; San Francisco,
from the Vancouver burracks and
Fort Wright. v
Great values at our 23c sale Friday
the 13th. Heath's Drug Store. 95
H. G. Thayer of Stockton. Califor
nia, arrived here Wednesday evening
to visit relatives and friends. Mrs
Thayer and little son, who have been
visiting her parents for sevoral weeks
will nccompany him home.
23 cents Friday, the 13th, buys a
40e box of stationery at Heath's Drug
Store. 85
J. C. Burns of Applegute and F. A.
Wllfert, mining man who makes
headquarters In Medford, returned
last night from a several months so
Journ In Richmond, Virginia, their
former homo. Mr. Bums owns mill
lug proporty along tho Applcgate
river. "There Is big prosperity in an
agricultural sense thru tho south nnd
middle west," said Mr. Bums todny.
"The greatest prosperty Bocms to b
from Kansas City this way. The
wheat and potuto crops are simply
immensp. While passing thru Kan
sas we saw evidence of tho destruc
tive work being carried on by tho I.
W. W, From tho train we saw a great
field of grain burning. The train
crew told us that It hail been set on
flro,by tho I. V. W. and that the hit
ter had started a number of simtlur
fires In that territory."
C. II. Williams, who has spent the
past two years with a company near
Chlco, California, returned home
Wednesday eenlng for nil Indefinite
stuy. He says the Sacramento valley
Is nlmost unendurable right now be-
ause of the heat, and that It Is a re
lief to get Into I he Kogue Hlver val
ley.
All Hats greatly reduced nt Lottie
Howard's.
Mrs. Maud Phllbronk Is spending
he tiny In Ashland visiting her daugh
ter anil friends.
Friday, the 13th, a 23-cent sale of
stationery at Heath's Drug Store.
BRITISH BOMBS DO
DAMAGE TO THE TURKS
LONDON, July 1 1.- According to
brief telegraphic accounts of the
British airships bombarding opera
tions at Constantinople, the attack
was one of the most successful of the
kind during the war. The airplanes
were over the city nearly a naif hour.
Eye Strain
Is Serious
funnily t ho unffrror tloos not rom
plain of poor vlnion hut u(fprs from
(UMrossliiK hrmlAehi'fl tin it nerve
troiiMrn of various kinds, all of which
nrlso from the eyes.
DR. RICKERT
KVICSUillTSPlXlAI.IST
Medford, Oregon,
carefully picking out their marks and
descending to an altitude of less than
300 yards for release of bombs.
The Goeben, which recently has
been annoylngly active against the
Russians, was the center of the attack
with an entirely satisfactory result,
and It Is safe to presume she will be
out of action several months.
Tho war office, situated on a hill,
was also an easy turget. Among the
damaged enemy ships was a convert
ed liner, which was used as the head
quarters of the German staff.
ON TO LEMBERG IS THE
SPIRIT OF THE RUSSIANS
PETHOGRAD, July 12. In the
capture of Halicz, tho Russian revo
lutionary nrmy has reached In a sin
gle move the objective fought for so
stubbornly, but without success, by
General Brussiloff's triumphant
forces of last summer in a long and
arduous campaign. This feat means
the definite piercing of the Austro-
German lines on a broad front, and
not merely a local penetration, which
w-as accomplished by the first Russian
victory west of Tarnopol.
Hundred Mllu Front ,
The activity of the Russian armies
now spreads from Tarnopol to the
Carpathians and they are steadily
pushing forward on a continuous
front of more than 100 miles. Lem
berg Is now open to attack from
Halicz. It Is also likely that the Aus
trian line which has long been based
on the Gnila I.lpa river, will be forced
to retire, and as the Russian move
ment develops In the direction of
Lemberg, it is sure to have an effect
on the situation in tho Kovel-Vladi-
mlr-Volynsk region.
lemlK'ti; the, prize.
Having broken tho Btrong Austro-
German line In the vicinity of Halicz,
the Russians are pushing forward
from Halicz toward Lemberg, the cap
ital of Gallcla, and from Stnnlslau,
south of Halicz, westward toward the
line of the Dniester river.
After the capture of Halicz, on the
front from Halicz to Solotvln, about
30 miles to the south, General Kornl-
lorr forced the Austro-Germans to
continue their retreat. In their ad
vance from Halicz the Russians
forced the retiring enemy across the
Loinnka and occupied two towns on
the western banfc of the river. The
next natural barrier Is the river Stoka
about six miles west of the Lomnlca.
ItusHiuiM Extend Line
South and west of Stanlslau the
Russians have reached the Poslecz
Lesluvka-Kamarcz line, the central
point of which,' Lesiuvka, Is four
miles west of the river Bystritza. This
line Is about seven miles east of Ka-
lusz, the nearest large town west of
Stanlslau, and which is situated on
the Stoka river, on the extension of
the Russian fighting line to the Solot
vln battle ground in the foothills of
the Carpathians.
On Tuesday the Russians captured
2,000 more prisoners and 30 more
guns, bringing their total captured
from July g to 10 to more than 10,-
000 officers and men, and 80 guns. A
large amount of machine guns and
war material also was taken.
DRAFT DRAWING IS
POSTPONED ONE WEEK
WASHINGTON', July 1 2. Post
ponement until next week of the
drawing of the numbers of the men
who will be called for the national
army seemed probable today, when it
became evident that states are not
completing organization of their dis
trict exemption boards aa rapidly as
war department officials had hoped
I. W. W. TO BE INTERNED.
(Continued from Page One.)
enlione messue-u nt ' fiVhu-k tl.w ,,r
ternoiin from Douglas uniil the train
loud of I. V. W. members deported
from Risbee passed thru there nt
1 :4't o'clock en route to Columbus,
M. M.. where Ibev will h i,l,inn,l i'n
a camp under Hie supervision of fed
eral oitieiuls.
The train consist,! r.f 97 .niss Af
tornev W. K. ('lenrv nP T-twImo woe
nimmir those deported. Men on the
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Red Crown is a straight -distilled gasoline,!
Hence there's a contlhuous chain of boiling
points, gradually rising from low to high.
Mixtures cannot have a continuous chain of
boiling points. That's why mixtures cannot be
as good motor fuel as pure straight-run gaso
line. And that's also why the gravity test for
gasoline is-worthless gravity tells nothing at
all about boiling points the only real test of
gasoline quality.
Tq make certain of getting real gasoline, and
not a mixture, fill with
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train confirmed the report of two
killing this morninsr tit liitbee.
PHOENIX, Ariz., July 12. The
entire town of Disbee has suspended
business and the Citizens' Protective
league, numbering 1.100 fully armed,
has rounded up 1000 members of the
Industrial Workers of the World,
have searched them and are now
loading them In freight and cattle
cars and will deport them at 11
o'clock.
The work of deporting the Indus
trial Workers, who are regarded as
the disturbing element in Bisbee, Is
being done thoroly and in a systemat
ic manner. Tho Citizens Protective
league, which Is doing It, is an or
ganization of citizens, business men,
mine operators and miners not affili
ated with the Industrial workers of
the World. It is stated practically
all of the members of the organiza
tion have been deputized by the
sheriff. i
Greatly outnumbered, those mem
bers of the Industrial Workers of
the World who had not left town
were "rounded up" In the city base
ball park. There a guard was main
tained and as fast as the men were
brought In they were searched for
weapons and the little red cards
showing their membership In the In
dustrial Workers of the World or
ganization.
Xearby on a siding cattle and box
cars were standing and the men were
taken from the ball park to the cars,
where other guards saw to it that
they remained. This train, which will
be composed of more than a dozen
Cars, It was stated, was to be sent
out of town at 11 o'clock. Leaders
of the Citizens' Protectle league re
fused to give Its destination.
Tell Us Your Foot
Troubles
If yours are tired or aching or cal
loused, or inflamed, or sore from any
cause, let us treat tnsm.
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For
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use
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Make your lunch the finest
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market.
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