MEDFoTtfi MITT; TTlTBTTJTfl, MEDFOTtT), OT?EfiW, MON'TVAY. .TTJLY T3, 1917
s
IOCAL AND
PERSONAL
The first Bid clans of tbe Girls
National Honor Guard will not moot
at tbe library tonight but will bave
tbolr next meeting Monday, July 23,
Oregon, California, D. S. Land,
Booklet free. Write Joseph Clark,
Sacramento, California, 106
Tbere will bo no choral society
meeting until July 24 on account of
hot weather.
Dr. Heine, eye, ear, nose, throat.
JilSBOB Edith Warfleld, 11a Walker,
and Nana Eooley left tbls morning on
a vacation trip of a mouth or six
weeks to be spent at Roseburg, Cor
I I vallls and Newport.
The Intcrurban bus will leavo Ho
tel Medford at 7 p. m. for Anhluud, re
timing after Chautauqua.
Mrs, Hazel Fltxpatrlck' of Los An
geles arrived In the city this morning
having been summoned by the Illness
of her father, W. H. Fltzpatrlck of
the Table Rock district, who has boon
a patient at Sacred Hoart hospital for
a week. She hurried to tho hospital
Immediately on leaving the train.
' All hats greatly reduced at Lottie
Howard's. IB
t O. W. Engle of Fort Klamath was
a week end visitor In the city.
Mrs. Gny Cronk left today for Al
bany, Oregon, to join her husband,
vho has been located tbere for two
weeks past, having been transferred
by the Standard Oil company from
tbe Medford to the Albany branch.
Johnson tor high-class watch re
pairing. tf
R. L. Allon pt Astoria, Oregon, ar
rived In the city this morning to Bpend
aovorul days in this vicinity on busi
ness. 1
; Met cars at Riverside Garage.
V Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chess of Eugene
who have boen spending two weeks at
tbelr ranch In tbe Applegate dlBtrlct,
returned home today.
Alco Taxi. Phone 88.
I 1 C. B. Flndley of Grants Pass was a
Sunday visitor In the city.
, An automobllo tourist party In
'. three cars which arrived In the city
late Sunday afternoon departed this
morning for Crator Lake. They have
Just finished touring thru eastern and
contrul Oregon and will rot urn home
from Crater Lake by way ot Klamath
Falls and the Shasta valley. The par
ty consists of Mr. and Mrs. T. Wes-
plml and family, Mrs. C. Daham and
I family, Mrs, J. S. Stover and family
: and 'Hall Montgomery of Oakland,
California, and Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Uarham ot Red Illuff, California.
Johnson for bigu-class watch re
I pairing, tf
Prof. Warren II. Manning of Bos
, ton returned from Cater Lake last
night and this morning left for his
, euntern home.
. Window screens, screen doors. Pa
"j clflo Furn. ft Fix. Factory.
j E. J. Gallagher, government postof
j flco Inspector, arrived lu the city to
' day from Spokane.
I Baths, 25c. Holland Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Monroe and
children, who have been making their
home In Mediord since lust April, left
today for San Francisco whore they
will reside permanently.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
nurance policy. Office, Room 404, M.
F. & It. building,
A. W. Cutbbort of Ilornbrook.'Who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Schulti and family for two days, re
turned home today. "I Just roversed
tbei usual process," chuckled Mr.
y. Culhbert tbls morning. ".Medford
I . people go over to Hornbrook to diink
.j j whisky and boor, but 1 lame over to
I Medford to drink wntnr, and 1 drnuk
' a lot of it during my visit here."
l'utlonta cared lor. 622 South
Pantn.il Trntnat n,.pDA l I
unco. Refereuoe glvon. Phone
72W. 114
Miss Irene Harris, who has been
visiting E. B. Wilson and family for
tbe past ton (lays, returned to her
homo In Alturas, California, today.
She canto here primarily to havo her
throat t real od.
For the best Insurance, goo Holmes,
tbe Insurance Man,
Miss Blanch Tanner, who has been
viBltlng in the volley for the past
, weok, departed this morning for her
homo. Sun Antonio, Texas.
U)r. llonry Hart, Juckson County
Bank building. Office hours, to to 4
p. ra.
W. S. Drown of the horticulture de
partment of tho O. A. C, arrived in
the city this morning from Corvallls.
L. F. Russell and parly of live from
Washington state motored up tu Cra
ter Lake Sunday and will return to
tho city tonight,
, W. J. Rattle of Cleveland. Ohio,
and E, C. Fawcett of this city, arrived
In Medford this morning from a six
weeks' trip to Alaska, where they In
apected various mining' properties.
Mr. Rattle Will remain here for some
time to Investigate Into mineral con
ditions In this section.
Met cari at Rlvertldo Garage.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Miller and fam
ily spent Sunday motoring In tho Ap
i plegato auction.
A T)r. Frank Roberti, dentist, st
Wrk'a building. Phone JS3-Y,
D. T. Edwards, well known old gar
dener of this city, will leuvo Tuesday
for his old time In Ohio to remain
permanently.
Orders havo been received to make
another big cut In prices on the lloll
bronner stock of Men's Furnishings.
! 100'
Pr. A. E. Rot-key, tho widely known
Portland surgeon, arrived In the city
Sunday and in the afternoon operated
on E. L, Jones, the well known min
ing man of the Blue Ledge district.
This Is tho third operation Mr. Jones
has undergone In the past year. His
condition toduy was reported as fa
vorable, tho serious.
In a hurry, call 88.
Captain T. W. Hammond of the
United States army hus Just been ap
pointed a member ot the generul staff
of the army and arrived in San Fran
cisco yesterday from the Philippines,
where he hus been Borvlng for tbe
past three years. He Is a brother of
Robert B. Hammond and Mrs. C. F.
Young of this city, and has wired
them en route to Washington Thurs
day he will pass thru this city. Mrs.
Young and Mrs. Hammond will meet
the captain's train at Ashland and
ride with him to this city.
Orders have been recolvod to make
another big cut In prices on the Ilcll
bronner stock of Men's Furnishings.
100
Tho fire department haB boon call
ed out three tlmos within the vast
two days. This morning the depart
ment was called to extinguish a fire
In the sawdust pile of the old box fac
tory site along tho Southern Pacific
tracks. At 10:30 a, m. yesterday the
department was called to put out a
menacing grass fire Queon Anno uve.
Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly.
Lato yostorday afternoon Borne
smull boys playing with matches In a
woodshed at the corner of Eighth and
Holly streets, set fire to tbo .shed.
Former Mayor Emorlch discovered
the blaze and summoned the firemen
who extinguished tbe fire. Smull
damage was caused.
Singer sowing machine shop, C. A.
Chapman. Phono 903-R. 245 South
Control. 117
Tho Rogue River Canning company
began canning operation today and
expects the present season to bo the
best In Its history. The cannery has
taken over the entire output ot the
Royal Anno chorrles of the Woster-
lund orchards.
David Griffith was fined $5 and
costs by Police Judge Taylor today
for bolng lntaxlcntod Sunday. Grif
fiths was so III In court Monday from
the effects of his drunk and the heat
that he had to bo attended by a phy
sician beforo he could bo plucod on
trial. County Prosecutor Roborts and
Chief of Police lllttson are investigat
ing with a view to learning where
Griffiths got tho whisky he drank.
Tho original drawing for Edlsson
Marshall's popular Btory "Vagabond
or Gentleman," appearing In the Juno
American Magazine, Is being exhibit
ed in tho corner window of tho Dnn-
lels for Duds store. Tho drawing wus
presented to Mr. Marshall by Hanson
Booth, tho well known magazine art
ist and Is attracting much favorable
comment. Another short story from
Mr. Marshall's pen, Tho Man That
Wins in Him," nppeurs In tho Ameri
can this month.
Beginning' with Sunday the South
ern Pacific luuugurutcd a now time
schedule of passenger trains which ns
fur as etui be learned will remain In
effect permanently. This schedule
makes most of the train reach tho city
from 2 to 8 minutes later than tho
schedule which has boen In force. The
new schedule follows:
No. 14, 8:25 n. m. Instead of 8:20;
13, 9:10 Instead of 9:o; 1", 4:35,
unchniiKcd; 1U, 6:25 p. in., instead of
6:20; 15, 10:5S p. m.. Instead of
10:50; 12, 2:20 a. in., Instead of
2 : 1 S : 11, 3:25 a. in.. Instead ot 3:18.
Tho last two mentioned trains arc the
Shasta Lliultods,
ABERDEEN SHE
FAILS 10 CLOSE MILLS
ABKKDEEN, Wash.. July 16. The
strike, set for today by the Industrial
Workers of tho World and designed
to tlo up all the lumber mills of l'.rns
Harbor, had had little effect up to 10
o'clock today only ono plant, the A.
I. West mill at Junction City, closing.
Some men walked out nt the other
mills, but not enough to cripple oper
ations. CHICHESTER S PILLS
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At 10 n. m. Sunday, Arthur Moore,
fire patrolman, while ut work on n
brush fire in the horn of Klk creek
district, discovered the still limning
body of Francis Mnrimi liniley, n well
known hermit of Hint district, not
far from tho trail, lialloy, of course,
was (lend and bin body was charred
from the feel to I lie chest. The shoes
mid undershirt were still burning.
- Coroner Perl of lliis city, who vis
ited tlie scene and brought th.s re
iiiuins buck to this city, thinks Unit
Hnilcy, who was (i'J yonrs old, and
had been suffering wilh heart trouble!
for n your jinst, fell ilend from n
heart ntlnck Sunday while climbing;
the trail, and his body rolled down
to whore it wus found, whore a small
forest fire crept up to it nnd set his
clolhinjr on fire.
Only three hours before Ihe body
wiih found Asu, (leorjjc and Thomas
Weeks, who had been iienoli.itiiii;
with Bailey for Ihe lease of his r.inch
near by, parted from Ttniley, who left
them sayinpr that he was going over
to see how the fire was gutting' nionfr
Tlie fire he referred to was one not
far from his ranch which wus caused
by lightning- striking n tree .Satii'dny
afternoon, nnd igniting grass nnd
brush.
Builey wns nn old bachelor, who
hnd resided ill the Klk creek di strict
for tho past .10 veurs, having home-
steaded Ii is ranch of 100 nercs. He
lived in a small cabin on Ihe ranch
wilh only a burro J'or companionship.
nnd eked out Tin existence by labor
ing on tho ranches in that section.
Hut little was known of his life
before locating in Ihe district bejond
tho fuct that he enme from some
where in Illinois. The lust loiters
ho had received from n brolhor nnd
sister nt) years ngo from Wisconsin
were found among his el't'ecls.
50 FOREST FIRES
Within tlie past Iwo days over
fifty small forest and brush fires
have been started in Jackson county
by lightning striking trees in Ihe for
ests. These niitry fires were under
control before tlicv became very se
rious, but only by the hardest kind of
work nn the part of ihe fire wardens
and the forestry service employ m.
The fires were started in vli.ions
parts of the county's timbered dis
tricts, nnd then! were ninny similar
fires in the Ashland district. V. T.
Grieve, slate supervising lire warden
for Jackson county, said today that
a large force worked all night in get
ling control of a menacing fire in the
Big Unite district.
John Grieve, road supervisor of
Prospect, was a Medford visitor Mon
day. CAPITAL
$100,000.
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list National Bank
II MEDFORD
T A T? Southern Oregon's Greatest ONE BIG FDinAV IITIV OA
JTYVJli Place of Amusement NIGHT rlxlL'A I , JUL 1 L3
Direct From a Year at the Princess Theatre, New York With the Entire Broad-
PRICES: 50c to $2.00.
. am
A World of Comedy The Most Fascinating Melodies And the Most Beautiful
Chorus Ever Taken From Broadway.
The "Classy" Musical Show Everyone Has Been Waiting For.
SUNDAY HOTTEST
DAY IN 6 YEARS;
0 NO RELIEF NEAR
Sunday wns not only the hojest
day of the year so far., but was also
Ihe hottest day Medford has c.ie
rioneed since July, 1911. No relief
seems to bo in sight for the weather
prediction says continued warm. To
day promises to be equully hot.
The highest temperature yesteoiny
wns 107 degrees, leached ubont o n.
in. At midnight the temperature bud.
fallen to 80 degrees nnd the lowest
temperature of thd night was -it S
u. m. today when the thomio.iietor
stood lit 72 degrees, presaging anoth
er fiercely hot day. The thermometer
reached 100 nt 1 ). m. and Sunday
at 7 p. in. it was .still at 100.
The official temperature nt 1:10
o'clock this afternoon was .101 de
grees. All Ihe official temperatures nre
(liken by (he government from the
instruments on (op of the (laruett
C'ory building. The street mid home
thermometers nlwnys register several
degrees higher.
During the night there was con
siderable lightning nnd thunder and
a few sprinkles of ruin fell in va
rious purls of Ihe city.
TO CHIEF OF PARKS
lloraco M. Albright, acting direc
tor ot the National Park Service, will
arrive in Medfor&V Wednesday morn
ing on his way to Crater Lake. Mr.
Albright has been In the Interior de
partment at Washington for many
years and has been identified with
that branch that has to do particular
ly with national parks. When con
gress created the National Park serv
ice as a separate bureau, Stephen T.
Mather was selected as director ,and
ut once chose Mr. Albright ns' bis as
sistant. At this time Mr. Mather is in
poor health, so Mr. Albright Is tour
ing the parks to study their needs nnd
to provide ways and means to Improve
thorn. Under sucli 'cfrttlmstfflcfeYTt'ts
deemed advisable to have him meet
tho liuslnoss men of Jackson county,
for which purpose they nre Invited to
lunch nt the Hotel Medford at 12
o'clock Wednesday, the lunch to cost
50 cents. Thoso expecting to be pres
ent will please notify Mr. Latta at the
Commercial club ns soon as possible,
so that plates may be placed for them.
Charles F. Russell of Portland Is
one of tho visitors in tho city from
tho metropolis.
ASK FOR and GET
Horlick's
r The Original
Malted Milk
Substitutes Cost YOU Sams Price.
Conservation
IT IS to forestall thoughtless and need
less expenditures and wasteful use
In everything that Mr. Hoover has at
tempted to band the women together in a
nation-wide CONSERVATION LEAGUE.
No matter how small a mite you save in
supplies or money it will he a mighty
amount when totaled with those of other
households.
As n first nid to SAVlN'd. we
invite the Housewives of Medford
lo open Savings Accounts here. tl.OO
will start one. We pay -1 per cent
interest.
OREGON fjU
Pen n A T5fA nnlirtM
way vilou aiiu luuutnuu,
W. S. Brown of tlie extension ser
vice of the Oregon Agricultural col
lege will demonstrate a small general
purpose dryer designed for the smull
orchardist and truck fanner nt the
public market Tuesday morning the
17th at 10 n. m.
The dryer will hold six bushels of
fruits nt n. filling and can be built nt
a cost of about $10.
All interested be out nnd because
of short notice it is nsked Unit you
inform any who might be interested.
Another demonstration will be
given lit Lithia nark, A-shlnnd, ut 10
o clock Wednesday.
FLEET OF AEROPLANES
LONDON, July 10. It is reported
In an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Lausanne that no more Zeppe
lins are being constructed at Fried
rlchsharen. Thousands of workmen
who hitherto have been employed In
building airships are now suid to be
engaged In the cjnstvuction of a largo
number of airplanes.
TERRIBLY
SICK WOMAN
Surgical Operation Thought
Necessary, but Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Com
pound Saved Her.
Madison, Wis. "I was a terribly sick
woman for over three years. I suffered
witn terrible pains
in my back ana was
ubout to have an op
eration when a
friend said to me,
'Before having that
operation just try
Lydia K. Pinkham'a
Ve g e t a b I e Com
pound.' So I let
the operation wait,
and my husband
bought me the Veg
e table Comoound
and it has made me a well woman and
we have a lovely baby girl. We cannot
praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound enough, and I hope this let
ter will lead other suffering women to
try it" Mrs. Benjamin F. Blakb,
R.F.D. No. 6, Box 22, Madison, Wis.
There must be more than a hundred
thousand women in this country who,
like Mrs. Blake, have proven what won
ders Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound can do for weak and ailing
women. Try it and see for yourself.
All women are invited to write for
free and helpful advice to Lydia E.
I'inkham Medicine Co, (confidential),
Lynn, Mass,
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT
William Russell in
My Fighting
Gentleman
picture full of thrills, adventure
love and color n punch in every
net. Also
Cub Comedy "JAMES PICNIC"
TOMORROW .
Dorothy Philips in
"THE D0LLH0USE"
STAR
Watch Our
AMUSEMENTS COMING
Theda
Bara
IN
THE TIGER
WOMAN
Critics claim
better than
"A Fool There
Was."
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Wed.-Thurs July 18-19
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A Little Stick of
Makes the Whole World Kin I
No climate affects it for
the package protects it.
WRIGLEY'S goes to all
parts of the world in
all seasons, to all classes.
Fresh, clean, wholesome
and delicious always.
It aids appetite and di
gestion, quenches thirst,
keeps the teeth clean
and breath sweet.
xWRlGLEYS,
perfect CUM nam
Three
Fine
Flavors
j.rralrfl cvt t:
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT
DAT DLT TTT?r V The Well Known
IL1 11 llllflV-
in The Mystery of No. 47
'A highly diverting coinody
which the clearing up or
mirth.
PATRIA
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CHILDREN 5c
ADULTS 15c
Musical Selections
PROBLEM
at Chautauqua
Have you figured out how much you
will miss if you fail to hear the follow
lowing numbers at Ashland Chautau
qua? Positively the greatest program
ever given at Chautauqua.
MOMI.W, JIM" 10 ASHLAND DAY.
2: Ofl p. ni. Special music lioslon UKht Opera Compnny
.1:00 p. m. I oniimniity lecture ' Wutch Your Step" Dr. A. E Turner
K;(IU p. in. Chimes of Noniiandie,,....l!oatnn l.lnht Opera Compuiiv
butting a new record In Clinnlnmiua attractions.
OellKhtiul comic opera, full singing cast nnd or
chestra, twenty-four people.
ti i.si).v,',n i.v i7 nvio n.xv.
2:M p. m. Kntertaiiimnnt. "The Mirror".... Thp Oneawaa
:t:0(i p. in.-Locture, "The Land Question" Leo'l'r'ai els Lybargcr
SK'ii p. in. Iioul.le Entertainment: lyuargor
"A!"'!f 'I'," ,"" to Tokyo" The Ongawas
- ci, 1 , imisieal fantasy l,y Japanese artists.
" ll'foft'T fetches E1aa u
America s greatest Impersonator.
VI.I)M:.S)AV, ,Jl I.Y tH l'ATIIIOTIO n.vv.
ij:;;;; V'LTuX
Lecture, Heluillding the Teniplo"....Montavlllo l-lowerg
Till HSDAV, ,71 ,Y II),
2::i p. m. -Pageant ' . ,
"Pniiv nf ,v;" ,"V. Junior Chaalaiiqua
S:U0 ,.-!-,"? "once;,"""8 A",lle "ore,, l.avault
P.u . The world greatest liarltone Asslstlnir
..rusts. Klh uay, v,ulin,sf, KobertV.to Smith
,., V,"?XV XY -'-MM. AY m-,,,,01, DAY.
3:0(1 p. m. Musical concert
8:W" " "'KrVa1; XU 10 r ..o..t
The
Flavor
Lasts
'After
every
meal
Stage Comedian
- drania of English life in
a mystery furnishes Ihe
SOLDIERS IN EUBoif
JAPANESE GIRLS IN TOKYO
"jl!! IN AUSTRALIA
Itl OX DRIVER IN SircOflWHt J
lll WRAPPIO
1 l mm '
'ALSO ' '
This 13tfi No. contains more
AVcsterii stuff and big thrills.
TOMORROW SEE
WM. DESMOND
Page Orchestra.