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PACK FOUR TOCAL AND Li PERSONAL The alumni Farewell Party will be Kiven at the Natatorlum this evening. UancinK will start about 9:45 p. ni. the music being supplied by an excel lent "Jazz" orchestra. Electric fans will ho placed at frequent Intervals around the hall, for the comfort of the dancers. Plenty of Ice cold punch and "aqua pura" will be on tap. A large attendance Is looked for. Oregon, California, V. 8. land Ilooklet free. Write Joseph Clark, Sacramento, California, 106 lllaine Klum returned home last night from the Outdoor Bill Posters Association convention In Atlantic City, NT. J. Ho has been absent from tho city for a mouth. Mr. Klum was one of the two dolegates to the con vention from the Pacific coast. Dr. Heine, eye, ear, nose, throat. Milton Ottoman is enjoying a re union with his mother who arrived In the city from Berkeley, California Sunday night for a visit with him. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing, tf K. J. MrKcechnlo of Port Angeles, Washington, has arrived in the city to spend severa ldays in Medford and tho valley. Metz cars at Riverside Garage. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Terrell of Rogue Hiver spent tho week ond In this city with Mrs. Terrell's mother, Mrs. Anna Davis. Tho Ewauna Box company, of Klamath Kalis, Oregon, offers employ-i inont for experienced box men and In experienced laborers, and at all times solicits correspondence with any one Interested. Good wages and oppor tunity, for advancement Is the rule with this company. 126 A strong iron netting or cage has been built around and above the In Kliln counter In the Southern Pacific ticket office "Suspicious characters and dark night," laconically replied Agent Van Waning when asked the reason for tho wlro enclosure, Alco Taxi. Phone 88. Kdward Foss of Yreka returned homo today after spending the week end with Ills brother, Elinor T. Fosb. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing, i -';""'( .. tf .lack Schrlck, formerly Associated Tress operator fo'ftlio Medford Sun Is localed at North Head, Washington, whehc ho Is in charge or the govern ment wireless station. Schrlek ex pects to lie called elsewhere shortly. Window screens, Bcrcon doors. Pa cific Finn. & Fix. Factory. ' A. S. Stewart of Wllllston, V. D. accompanied by his wlfo, arrived, In tho city this morning for a visit with ills brother, J. B. Stewart. Tho broth eis bad not seen each other for 17 years until they grasped bands at the depot today. . . See Davo Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office, Room 404, M F. & 11. building. Phil H. Crum and F. K. Gorr.ial of Templcton, California, aro visiting In tho city today. Patients cared for. 632 South Central. Trained nurse In attend ance. Hcferouco glvon. Phone 672W. 114 S. A. Scholl nnd John O. II Mid ill I worn week ond visitors in tho city from (limits Pass. I In I lis, 25c. Holland Hotel. John S. Orth returned Sunday from n fortnight's vacation spent at Kort Klamath. Mrs. Orth and children will return later. For tho best Insurance, see Holmes, tho Insurance Man. V. ('. I.eever of Central Point was a Monday visitor at Medford. lr. Henry Hart, Jackson County Hank building. Office hours, to to 4 V. in. There has been no session of the county couii this month. Commis sioner .Miiddln being In Alaska and Commissioner Owen attending the Flks' convention at Boston. Only .Imluo TouVelle Is on the Job nnd as a result, county bills aro unpaid. Singer suwing machine shop, C. A Chapman. Phono 0 03-It. 245 South Central. 117 Judge S. S, Pent has received word Inst bis son, Fletcher Pentz, a stu dent at tho I nlversity of California lias been drawn on the army draft at Berkeley. Ills other son, Lyndon, Is aboard n I'nlted States warship, sonio- here on the Atlantic. Melx ears at Riverside Garage, Miss .Maude Duff of Lincoln. Ne braska, who baa been visiting Dr. and Mis. W. It. SloKes, started on her re turn Journey homo Ibis morning. In (eliding to stop in San Francisco and other California points. In a hurry, rail 88 Mrs. liuby Johnson and Mrs. Rus sell Kdniendis left this morning for IMinsmtilr, California, for a visit with friends. ASK FOR and GET Horlick's , The Original Malted Milk Substitute Cost YOU Same Prlc. 1i. L. Lewis, Jitney driver, was to day fined 112.30 by Acting Mayor and Acting Police Judge C. W. Davis, for having his Jitney overloaded yester day. He pleaded guilty to the charge of violating the auto passenger traffic ordinance. Dr. Heine tits glasses correctly. Dr. and Mrs. J. t-awrence Hill are enjoying a vacation at the Hotel Moore, Seaside, Oregon. Dr. Hill writes that they are having a tine time. Dr. Frank Robert:, dentist, St. Mark's building. Phone 323-Y. C. Y. Tengwald and Oscar Helntz returned this afternoon from a short outing at Prospect. . . '' Among tourists registered at the Medford are J. A. Denny, Mrs. A. II. Denny and family, and H. C. Eller and family of Etna Mills, California, and Ethel Denny of San Francisco. Until September i; Dr. Myrtle S. Lock wood will limit office hours to Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 10 to 12 a. m. 109 Mayor C. E. Gates and family, who have been enjoying a vacation at the Eagle Ridge inn, Pelican Bay, will ar rive home tomorrow. They return sooner than anticipated because of George Gates having to mobilize with Company Seven on Wednesday. A. 11. Miller, Olen Arnsplger and V, 11. Vawter returned last night from a short fishing trip to Fish Lake. They bad good luck at the lake, catching 21 fine large trout from Saturday noon until early yesterday afternoon. En route home last nigbt they came upon three couples of well Known Medford people stalled in Emerson Merrick's car at the' Lake Creek bridge. ; The car's lights would not work. The fishermen then escorted the car Into the city. 1 V ' R. II. Paxton of Central Point Is a visitor In the city today. ' ' '' The chief of police of Ashland came to the city yesterday and with the aid of the local police rounded up five men Buspectcd of being Implicated In an attempted safe-breaking In Ash land Saturday night. None of the bub poets were held. Ike Frldlger went to Montague to day to be gone several days on busi ness. Chief of Police Hlttson, Police Judge Taylor, Roy Maule, County Prosecutor Roberts and J. W. Jaeobs are In Portland today as witnesses In the trial ill United States court of Col lins- and Slide, the Phoenix postofflce burglars. The Medfordltes all went to Portland yostorday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lynum of Rose burg on thelr: return from Crater Lake Saturday night, Btopped off In the city to visit Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Daniels over Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barnes and baby are auto tourists who arrived In the city today for a visit. They are en route north. Uiilted States District Forestor Geo. P. Cecil of Portland, will arrive In the clly tomorrow for the purpose of in specting the proposed new Mcdford Klaniath Falls-Crater Lake road, or rather that section of It running thru tho national forest. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir BU. Circuit Court, Nellie T. MVNeill vs. (Y E. Kirk, el ill, foreclosure. ' '' Nellie P. McNeill vs. Ralph A. liowlev it at,' foreclosure. '' .lai-kon Co. Illclg. and Iaiiiii Assn.' vs. Isalieira Kowloy, et ul, foroclos-i lire. r Josephine Orooelfv" Co. vs.' United Copper Co., minim; lien. ' (inults Pass Hardware Co. vs. 1,'nilod 'Clipper Co., mining lien. Herbert 11. Leonard vs. Abliie Champlin, meclmics lien. Sopheuiii I. Baker vs. John Wor sen, et ul, demurrer. Ronl Estate. Transfers, duller & Thompson Co. to I,. & ISritlin (ialliitin, pt. liogue Hiver Orchard Tracts Stiiire S. Aiken Sr. to Jackson County, right of way Ilelbeit Kehld et ux to Oeor'e K. Lindley, lot 11 blk J Ka brick's plat Lillian M. lbiniels to Filwnnl I,, rroehstinir, lot 10 pt. hlk '.'0, lilk 1 Siskiyou Heights add Medford ... -' Frank I'otter et ix to Harriet U. Diiylon, pt 10-.'18-1W . :.. Milium i. Way to Frank Pot ter et ux, pi ;)8-lV in 10 Hi United States to William Far low, pt l'J.ar-'.'W I'uUnt Julia d. McKarland to Jackson county, right of way . . A. A. Hall et ux to Jackson Co. rifcht of way Sven derppiist et ux to Jack son Co. right of war s. JACKSON COUNTY SHERIFF WARNS PEOPLE OF I. W. W. The following notice ha been sent out through the sheriff's office: In view of the reeenl destructive activities of the I. W. W. In Klamath county, I deem It expedient to ask you ITEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREflONT, STATE HOTELMEN ENJOY OUTING AT CRATER LAKE The Oregon State Hotel convention guests returned this afternoon from their trip to Crater lak efull of praise for that (.'real scenic wonder una de lighted with their trip and the enter taimuent afforded them in this city nnd at tho lake. The party, num bering nineteen, have been the guests of John A. Westerlund, proprietor of the Holland hotel. Shortly after their return from Crater lake this afternoon the guests were taken by Sir. Westerlund on an auto trip thru the orchard districts of the valley. Tho visitors will de part for their homes on curly evening trains. The party arrived in the city from Roseburg, where the convention was held Saturday, late Saturday night. Sunday forenoon they left for Crater lake in the two Crater lake stages and scver.il other automobiles, all of which were provided by their host. Late this afternoon they were guests of Mr. Westerlund nt a dinner serv ed in the Holland cufe. Among those in the party were the following: A. T. Lundbcrg nnd wife, of the Hotel denson, Portland; Fred Block nnd wife, formerly of the Ho tel Pendleton, l'cndleton; Victor ;Brnndt and wife, of the CnrUonlio tel, Portland ; C. C. Childs und wife, 'or". the Portland hotel, Portland; M. K. Fleming, assistant manager of the .Multnomah hotel, Portland; Kdward ;H; Gowdy and wife, Portland; Mrs. iC. ('. 'Horn, of the- Weldon Apart ments, Portland; Ilcrt Westbrook, of the Albany hotel, Albany; W. W. Osboru, of the Osborn hotel, Ku gene; Gene Good, of the l'cndleton hotel, Pendleton; K. II. Hess, of the Baltimore hotel, Los Angeles; K. W. Bench, secretary of tho Oregon Ho tel Men's association, und publisher of the Northwest Hotel News, Mr. and Mrs. A. Austin Chisliolm, of the Hotel Austin, Ashland; Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Westerlund, proprietor of tho Holland hotel nnd J. A. Or mondy, who has charge of the purty for the Soutliurn Pacific. AT STAR TONIGHT : "A Komaueo in Rags" is the title of o film being shown tonight at the Star theater. '"Very few people un derstand tho manufacture of pre pared roofing,'' says Mr. W. L. Mil lion, representative of the Certuin toed Products corporation, "and ton scipiently this film is intensely inter esting. 'Kaeh year sees an enormous growth in the roofing industry," he states, "and this year, with the Certain-teed H'ople supplying literally train loads of moling to the govern ment for cantonment- work, will see a new high record made without a doubt." to keep this office posted about any suspicious characters or occurences in your pTecinct. While no trouble Is anticipated In this county, owing to lack of labor union organizations, etc., It must be remembered that there is consider able .floating population, and un doubtedly members of the I. W. W. who might run amuck, and poison stock, fire mills, fields and farm buildings as they have in the Klamath country. Anyone caught committing any of these felonies should be held, and this office notified (Sec. 1769 L. O. L. provides that private persons may ar rest without warrant for (1) crime attempted or committed in bis pres ence, (2) crime, when he has reason able cause for believing the person arrested to havo committed It). 1 am prepared to make deputy appoint ments In each precinct in order to minimize any possible dnnger, and in vito volunteers for this purpose. Yours very truly. RALPH G. JENNINGS, Sheriff. By I.. V. Stansell, deputy. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, JKiiHI per ton In field. Fred 11. Hopkins. Phoue 19S-J1. 10.- FOR RENT Light houfckeeplnp rooms; also furnished rooms. "2S South Central. 106 FOR SALE Team and ramping a on. dirt rhesp. Phone 40.1-K2. 10s CHICHESTER S PILLS V Mll Kk F Kir. iWoia Mti riLi-A, SOLI 8T CWOOCTS VtRTHHLRt OF IDE Private Burton T.' Brown, 19 years old, of Company I, committed suicide at 3:50 o'clock this morning In the company armory at the corner of Central Avenue and Sixth Street, by shooting himself In the head wlt'.t his service rifle. Death was Instantane ous, as the bullets blew oft the top of his head. No cause for the act of self-destruction is known except that Brown had ceen troubled with Insomnia tor four or five days past, and bis Inability to sleep worried htm greatly about his general health. He spoke'of this wor ry to a number of his comrades. The dead man's home was at Can by, Oregon, and he had been a mem ber f Company I since last April. On the company's records his fader's name is given as E. C. Brown, and the lattcr's address as Oregon City, rural route 3. The dead soldier was of a quiet and reserved disposition, and was pop ular amqng his comrades. Both Cap tain Grover Todd and the enlisted members of the company speak in the highest terms of his character. His tragic death has oast an air of gloom over tho command. Private Brown was on guard duty at the armory building until midnight last night. When relieved from duty he at once went to bed in the company barracks on the top floor. He arose about 3:45 o'clock this morning nnd came down stairs to the balcony lloor where he entered a small room. His movements attracted no notice what ever from the guard on duty, nor of several other soldiers who were awake. A fewjhoments after ho entered the room the rifle report was heard by the guard, who rushed to the room and found Brown lying on the floor dead, fte had placed his service rifle on a rack In front of him with the muzzle at his forehead and pulled the trigger. The thirty allber bullet tore off the top of his head. While the report of tho rifle dis charge was heard by a number of res idents in the down town district, most of the members of the company were not awakened by It. The hnriv wji TArtinvpil In Pnrl'a un dertaking rooms and will be sent to his home as soon as his relatives, to whom Captain Todd telegraphed news of the soldier's death, wire their wishes. BROKEN DOWN IN HEALTH Woman Tells How $5 Worth of Pinkham's Compound Made Her Well. Lima, Ohio. "I was all broken down in health from a displacement. One of my lady friends came to see me and she ad vised me to com mence taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound and to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative Wash. I began tak ing your remedies and took $6. 00 worth and in two months was a well woman after three doctors said I never would stand up straight again. I was a mid wife for seven years and I recommended the Vegetable Compound to every wo man to tike before birth and after wards, and they all got along so nicely that it surely is a godsend to suffering women. If women wish to write to ma I will be delighted to answer them." Mn. Jennie Mover, 342 E.North St., Lima, Ohio. Women who 'suffer from displace ments, weakness, irregularities, ner vousness, backache, or bearing-down pains, need the tonic properties of the roots and herbs contained in Lydia E. Pinkbam'a Vegetable Compound. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT TI1K EMINENT ACTOR Richard Bennett IN "And the Law Says" Mr. Itcnnctt nslhe judge i a stern dispenser of justice, adher ing to the very letter of the law, and refusing to be influeneea by ihe most touching npient for mer cy, brings the story to an extra ordinarily thrilling climiix. ALSO t OMKlY . JEIiKY'S l lNISIUMi TOI CH KEEP VOl i: V YE ON THE STAR Tomorrow TREASON MONDAY. JULY 2.1, OVER I. W. W. ACTS The citizens of Klamath county and northern California are intense ly agitated over the I. W. W. situntion in those sections according to II. L. Walther, who visited California points Sunday nnd resumed home nt midnight lust night. "The situation is very bad and the citizens nre on the qui vive and ap prehensive of new outrages by the I. W. W. They are organizing every where for protection. Everywhere I went I heard of dastardly acts on the part of the I. W. W. nnd of others contemplated. I was not over in Klamath county, but I met men from there who ure in direct touch with the situntion. "I was told that in mills and lum ber plants in northern California towns I. W. W. emissaries sooked rags in phosphorus and turentine or some other liquid, nnd threw them about in the buildings, or among lumber. In one California mill an employe accidentally discovered one of these burning rags just in time and threw it out of the building time to prevent a fire starting. "I also heard that down in the lava beds section of Klamath coun ty in the past few days u number of head of cattle and sheep had been poisoned. It is thot that the '. W. W. mixed the poison with salt so lution and scattered it around on the grazing ground of the stock. "Numerous threats have been made to bum the grain crop? of Klamath county in the fields and hams.' H. L. Walther made a business trip to Grants Pass today. Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists. Nothing If On EARTH Stupendous Spectacular Produc tion. JULES VERNE'S 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER the SEA The Accomplishment Extraordinary WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY JULY 25 and 26 PRICES: Adults, 25c Any Seat. Children, 15c. Page Southern Oregon's Greatest Place of . Amusement AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT Bryant Washburn IN The Golden Idiot It i- punctuated with nil thu subtlety and charm of his er. sonality, i- full of quaint humor and luic.'hahle situations. Al.so PATRIA, nith intcrc-l keyed to a high pitch in this next to the last number. TOMORROW Big Bill Hart Brave and Bold, in THE DESERT MAN PAGE Musical Selections, Page Theater Orchastra. MATIN KK. AM) F.VFMNtl 1017 VKIULC wholesome, refreshing confection to take the place of the cave man's pebble. We help teeth, breath, appetite, digestion and deliciously soothe mouth and throat witfy this welcome sweetmeat. The Wrigley Spearmen want to send you (heir Book of Gum-ption. Send a postal lor it today, Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., 1732 Kesncr Building, Chicago. The-Flavor Lasts! CAPITAL $100,000. stNationalBank MEDFORD iiiiiiin sssssssrsLr BARGAINS In Used Cars Chevrolet, good shape $425 Chevrolet, R Overland, 1 5-Passenger Reo $300 IReo Bug Roadster $225 C. E. Gates Auto Co. Pie used a pebble in his day, to keep his mouth moist WE yse !ut : II gives us a antiseptic, WfeAPPJO IN 732 vW Consider Self and Country ANOTHER Government Loan may be forthcoming. You'll want to take part. During and after war opportunities will come. You must be prepared. A bank account here at the 1st National will permit you to accumulate for- both pur poses. If it is a Savings. Account,. we'H pay you 4 Percent I ntereitii!K (i !check-i r ing Account you'll gain both system and convenience as well as build up your credit standing. Member of Federal Reserve System. OREGON fi Demountable $450 $325 ims Electric Starter
