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MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREO OX. TTTURSDAT, JULY 2(5. 1917
TOC ALAND
PERSONAL
Mr. and" Mrs. A. Strader of Roso
burg Returned borne today. They havo
been -vlaitlng friends en route, and
saw prater Lake They are traveling
by automobile.
Dr. Maine; eye, car.' noae, throat. ...
Mr. an Mrs. R. H. Robinson, resi
dents of the Jacksonville district: for
1r years, left this morning tor Junc
tion City, Oregon, whore Mr. Robhi-
son has obtained a new position.
, Johnson for high-class watch re
pairing. , tf
Blstor Superior llelona. and Sisters
Mary Rose. Mury Ursula and Mary
Dunstan left Thursday morning for
Oswego, Oregon, to attend annual
convention of their sisterhood. They
expect to be absent 10 days, ! , ;
jfct:ars at Riverside Oarage.
Mir iTerr King, representative of
the national hoard of the Christian
church, who spoke here Weduesday
night; left, for limits Pass Tburaday
morning.--! ,'i .. ? '
lAlcoTaxl.r Phone 88.-. .-. , !
Mr. O. Carr of Rogue River return
ed home Thursday morning. She had
been visiting ber son, Harry Carr, a
members of Seventh company.
Johnson for high-class watch re
pairing. ' ' tf1
Mr Josephine Jeetors of Red
Bluff.. California, Is spending a few
days In Medford. i
Window screens, screen doors. Pa
cific Furn. & Fix. Factory.
Philip Carlton of Oakland, Califor
nia, accompanied by Mrs. Carlton, is
In Medford on a business mission.
See Dave Wood about th&t fire In
surance poller. Office, Room 404, M.
F. & H. buldllng.. ...
F. M. Conn of Portland is register
ed at local hotel. -1
Felts! - All the lovely new shades.
frftnr l to M-50. All trimmed hats
belew cost. Miss Leunsberry. M. M.
Department Store. 109
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hogue of Taklt-
W, Oregon, are transacting business
In Medford this wecX.
'Patients tared for.- CIS South Cen
tra?.'. -Trained nurse in attendance.
Reference grren. Phone ?3-W. 114
F.' M. Newhonse of San Francisco is
a gtrest-st s local hotel today.
BUfs.sS5tf Holland Hotel. :
Mr-, and Mrs. O. J. Dorwln of Fort
Meyers Flbrida, are due to arrive In
Medford-next-week for an extended
vfclf wltlt Mr. and Mrs. A; C. White.
Thejrare traveling br automobile and
reached Yellowstone-park July 19.
Mrs.' Dorwln and- Mrs. White are sis
ters. . Mr. and Mrs. White will meet
the travelers at Portland.
.Call Taxi SOS.
'84s Garen, a brother of Private
Adam 'Garen, who Is In Sacred Heart
hospital' with two broken legs after
being thrown from a railway bridge
by so' Itinerant crank in Josephine
ootlnty several weeks ago, was tonnd
de(! to his bed at Roseburg Wednes
day., The cause of his death has not
ben learned here: Private Adam
Garen'S condition Is reported fair.
'Far the best Insurance, see Holmes,
tlW-Frmurance Man.
W. Bf. Thompson, whose leg was
btokm 1 an automobile accident on
TreMi creek Jnly t. expects to leave
Serer Heart hospital next Sunday.
.'W. Henry Hart Jsckson County
Bins: anlldlng: - Officer hours. S to 4
p: m; -
'art". .nd Mrs. Emmet 8. Palmer of
the'Central Point district, left VeoV
nesttsy foi'Twta Falls, Idaho, to Ttstt
their son. Leslie Palmer.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. St.
Mark's building. Phone JSS-Y.
tfbarles M. English has returned to
MWTfSrd from a four months' absence
Singer sewing machine shop. C. A.
Chapman.' Phone 0S-R. Its South
Cefttrat. lit
t'H- Lowe who sells gloss ant!
cot starch In four northwestern
states tor a Krckak. Iowa, concern.
w" is - Medford Wednesday and
Trn)r.
Wetrcars at Riverside Oarage.
Flre fish cultural men of the Northwest-et
In convention at Seattle on
the 3W rwt. J. W. Berrlan In charge
of tic .Mot st Nutte Falls, by order
of the Orxgon Slate Commission, will
attend the convention.
, Call Taxi JUS.
JuJc Crowell has returned from
hla' outing" at Butte Falls and wM!tartcd
apesd a few days at the Hotel Austin
la Almt '
In a hurry, call SS.
Mrs. S. Kirchhotf of Sin Francisco,
who has been a guest at the Medford
holW for several days, went to Port
land Thursday morolug.
Rrt Heine, fits glasses correctly.
tVll'.lwtM CroieT, York atiple
broherresresentlag an Kngllsh firm,
arrived Id Medford Tbonsdajr raora
luav -
BUi September 1. Dr. Myrtle &
tjaekwood will limit efflce hours to
Mo W ed., and Krl . lit to II a. ra.
. - , . 10V
-MY. J. C. Brows, who has been
rbMtiag tor a week la Portland. re
torted Thamlajr morning.
tn Im Jn;o of Portland, saleo
laawfnr tt-w-tatoikatlng txr Is In
Medford Thursday.
Rev. A. Klnell of Berkeley. Califor
nia, a retired pastor of the Lutheran
eliurcn, is a guest of John A. Westor
lund. Ho will remain several days.
C. A. Kinell, chief clerk to General
Passenger Traffic. Manager O. 8. Fee
of the Southern Pacific, la a son of
Rev. Klnell. -
Tho Tiwauna Box company, of
Klamnth Falls, Oregon, offers employ
ment 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. .. , .' 125
. A. T. Norris and C. F. Mitchell, two
Jacksonville boys, have Joined the
navy, and left for Maro island Tburs
day morning. . ...
Pollco Judge Olenn O. Taylor. Chief
of Police Jssse T. Hlttson and h. L.
Jacobs returned from Portland Thurs
day morning, where they were wit
nesses In a federal case. . i I
- Mrs. C. A. Waller and Master Fred
Woller of Tacoma, arrived In Medford
Thursday morning for a visit with
the II.: Fehl family.
W. B. Cate of Eugene, who has
been visiting his son, C. C. Cate for
several days, returned home Thursday
morning.
. Roy Buckingham, who has been em
ployed at Crowson's. was rolled by the
Illness of Mrs. Buckingham to Eu
gene Thursday morning.
The Shasta limited and train 'No.
14, due In Medford Thursday morn
ing, were delayed four hours and
olio hour, respectively, by a freight
train derailment ahead on the Shasta
dlsivlon Wednesday night.
' Mrs. Lloyd Miller of Gold Hill re
turned home Thursday morning. She
had accompanied her husband, who
is a member of the Seventh company,
hero Wednesday.
Mrs. Helen Snedlcor and daughter.
Miss Jennie, left Thursday morning
for a camping trip at Savage rapide
on the Rogue.
1 Sergeant Griffith Cowglll returned
to Medford from Seattle Wednesday
night to be mustered Into the federal
service with other members of the
Seventh company.
Joseph Murphy of Butte, Montana,
and J. S. Dillon of Portland are in
Medford thin week, studying frnit
yielding possibilities of some Medford
orchards.
Frederick Bailsman, a Seattle attor
ney, and Mrs. Bausman, returned
from Crater Lake Thursday afternoon
an dare at tho Medford. ;
Mrs. J. Now and son of Portland,
accompanied by Mrs. Horace Pelton
and Miss Gladys Pelton of Sams Val-
Ifyv were Medford visitors Thursday.
Tlia N'ows re guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Pelton. .
' Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Steep, Doctor
and Mrs. Walter M. Van Scoyoc and
daughter, Marian, and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Reed and Master Edwin Reed
made up two automobile parties that
left for Crater Lake Thursday morn
ing. Mrs. Reed is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Steep and a sister of Mrs.
Van Scoyoc. The Reeds reside at Tul
sa. Oklahoma, in the vicinity of which
Mr. Reed has large oil holdings.
11. P. Boyer of Wakefield, Califor
nia, a former resident of Medford. ar
rived here Wednesday night, for a
visit with his son. Joseph E. Boyer, of
Seventh company. Mr. Boyer reports
the dairy, lumber and chrome mining
industries of the country around Cres
cent City to be in a thriving condition.
The chrome Is hauled 15 miles by
auto truck and 10 miles by railway to
Crescent City and transshipped by wa
ter to San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S',os of San
Francisco, automobiling to North Da
kota, are resting a few days in Med
ford. Sloss recently engaged an al
lied 1. W. W. la tittle combat at Ash
land and compelled the Utter s capit
ulatiou. He was acquitted by the
Ashland authorities.
Roy Woodward, Mrs. L. J. Merrltt.
Mrs. T. Patterson and Miss Lisnds E.
Breach, residents of Pasadena, spent
yesterday in Medford and left for Cra
ter Lake Thursday morning.
A dance and reception exclusively
for the saembers of the Seventh com
pany and their htdies and the Elks
and their tai'lr will be given by the
Elks at their temple, Friday evening.
July I. at 8:3.
An automobile party from McClond.
California, consisting of Mrs. A. C.
Kaiser. Mrs. K. B. de la fiuerra, Mrs.
H. A. Williams aad Miss Frankie Kits
water si-ent Thursday in Me.lord and
for Crater Lake Thursday
morning.
Misses Mary A. Fernandei and
llaael 1. Downer of Pinole. California.
IVrothea K. and Alice M. Eiierborst
of Berkeley, and Mrs. N. B. Harvey of
IjOS Gstos made up a party that visit
d Crater l,ake earl) this week and re
turned to Medford Thursday.
Registered: at the Medford today
are: J. K. Masen. Santa Barbara:
Howard W. Baker. Minneapolis: E. O
Siecke. Salem; Mr. and Mrs.. K. J.
llanna. San Francisco: Frank Bicgvrs,
Ohhaao: T. T. STseldon. W. B Mitch-
ell. ". P. Blake. I- W. Kccan. Mer-'
tea H. IHUvia. and Mr. and Mrs. Hay j
Collins. Portland. Paul H. Kollaia. i
Saaioe) Meadeisoha. li. U. Mitchell;
and Over II. Kvicrt. San Francisco: I
M. M.llrnV. sallle, B. C. Kabrtqae.
Oaaland. California, aad J. li. Peters.!
Wa.tkinstoa, D. C. I
LADIES TO PROVIDE
SEVENTH COMPANY
At a meeting held In the public li
brary Wednesday atternoon, an
gantlvatlon, to'be known as the ",Sol
dlers' Auxiliary of Medford," was
0rmod far the purpose of maintaining
the mess fund of the Seventh com
pany, and to extend a similar service
to the boys who have gono from our
community "and vicinity Into other
branches of the service. The general
purpose of the organization Is stated
In the constitution adopted at yester
day's meeting to be "to provide for
such comfort and necessities of those
who enlist In any branch of the serv
ice from our vicinity as may not be
provided by the government or by oth
er societies already in existence.',' The
membership is to embrace the parents
of recruits, all such being eligible to
membership, and others who may be
Interested In tho work undertaken by
the organization. Membership In the
organization may be obtained by ap
plication to the chairman of the mem
bership committee, Mrs. Vance, and
by payment of the initiation fee of
fifty cents.
Story of Organization.
The meetings held'during the week,
and the formation of the organization
yesterday to fill the gaps left between
the activities of other societies for
our soldiers, was the outgrowth of ef
forts begun by Mrs. Alan Bracklnreed
a short time before to arrange a con
cert to provide funds for the Seventh
company's .mess fund. In the course
of this work, the desirability of such
an organisation as the Soldiers' Aux
iliary, as a permanent affair, became
evident, and yesterday's meeting and
the formal launching of the organiza
tion, was the result. -
The officers chosen for the first
term are Mrs Bracklnreed, president;
Mrs. B. Oa Clark, first vice-president:
Mrs. Deuel, second vice-president;
Mrs. R. L. Wilson, corresponding sec
retary; Miss Brault, recording secre
tary; Mrs. C. E. Gates, treasurer; Mrs.
Mears. chairman finance-committee;
Mrs. Vance, chairman membership
committee; Mrs. Frank McKee, chair
man entertainment committee. The
other charter members who took part
in the formation of the organization
aro Mesdames Vilas, Heath, G. E.
Johnson. Alford,' Ames, Sweat and
Gribble. ......
Copies of the auxiliary's constitu
tion and by-laws and charter member
ship list have been placed at the Com
mercial Club, public library and Med
ford Book store by the membership
committee, where the membership list
can be signed by any person who may
be Interested in the organisation's
purposes. It is planned to hold month
ly meetiugs of the membership. A
very urgent Invitation is extended es
pecially to the mothers of recruits to
add their names to the membership
list, as this Is Intended to be largely
their organization, for the benefit of
their boys.
More Concerts Comimjt.
In addition to the concert already
under way, which will be given In the
near future, other activities for the
comfort of the Seventh company boys
on their way to encampment are be
ing planned, and preparations made
for a definite program of work for the
year. One of the fvatnres of the work
planned for will be to keep In close
communication with the Seventh com
pany thru a correspondence arranged
for between Captain Vanco and the
corresponding secretary of the acriil
ary. Mrs. R. L. Wilson, who will also
keep In touch with our recruits in
other branches of the service.
As a part of the program of service,
the teaching of French to the mem
bers of the Seventh company will be
begun today by Mrs. Brackihreed. as
sisted by Miss Brault and Mrs. Crib
ble. It is hoped there will be time
enough before the company Jeaves
Medford to give the boys a good start
toward the acquirement of a speaking
knowledge of the language, which
they caa follow up under other In
structors In camp: the government
has already found It necessary to Is
sue a special appeal for French-speaking
recruits and volunteers for In
struction ia the language, and this
necessity will Increase with the num
ber of our soldiers sent to France.
A general meeting of the members
of tho auxiliary will be held at the
pablic library on Saturday afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
1K!S. J-.:!y SV-rVrntctt Mom-!-r,
Ar. ent an aiMor in the
Kn n. h mTtu c. h.n be n in;nred. b it
ni.t :,incrr i-ly. on the IV
f:r.t. bv
machine
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KiK SII.E Apr-ee'.s. r-.jh! for ca-
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Phone JJT-Rl. 17
LIKELY TO LEAVE
Captain Alva J. Vance of (he Sev
enth Artillery; company, Slcdford, re
plyinir to tin interrogution from Col
oml Iinmujuntl, commander.; of : the
twelve Oregon artillery eompiniies,
with liondfUiBTferR nt Eugene, nfi to
when tho Seventh company would be
ready to entrain sfnted that the lo
cal company,, which was mustered
into tho federal service UistrWeilnes-
duy, would be prepurcd to depart for
f ort Columbia, Wash., its present
assignment, any time after Thursday
evening.
Captain Vnnee was this afternoon
unable precisely to say when the
company will leave Medford, al
though lie hazarded a guess the day
would be Suntluy, or possibly earlier.
The company's equipment, such as
lockers, rango-finding apparatus mid
much miscellaneous paraphernalia,
has been stored in the armory nt
Ashland, nnd everything is in lead
iness for a quick getaway. F.ner
getio drilling proceeds hourly in
many Medford streets, and the city
presents a martial appearance.
Three national guard reservists in
this vicinity have been instructed by
State Adjutant General White to re
port to Captain Vance nnd accom
pany Seventh company northward.
FOR TAX PAYERS
WASHINGTON". July 2C Attacks
on the $27,000,000 rivers and har
bors bill continued in the senate to
day with opponents charging that
efforts" "were being made to rush
throneh a "pork" measure under the
guise of national defense.
Senator Sherman, resuming his at
tack on the bill nnd declaring if was
a taxpayers' fight, recalled the win
ning of the freedom of the Nether
lands and the beheading of Charles
I of Kngland as examples of what
aronseil and indignant taxpayers can
do. , ,
Senator Sherman agreed wit't the
snggestion of Seiiator King that the
bill is a "sKKne?$rrtft!nueinI suiip
ing against tlwv .government at this
time." '
DRY NATION Bill
' UP COMING WEEK
WASHINGTON", July If,. lend
ers lvpresenling the wet ami dry
factions in the senate today asrreed
to consider Senator Sheppard's na
tional prohibition constitutional
amendment next week. Senator
Sheppard has agreed to aeeeit on
amendment fixing a limit of six years
in which the states must act upon
the amendment.
PITTSBURGH. July !6. The rais
ing of a $1,000,000 fund for war re
lief work was proposed at the conven
tion of the Loyal Order of Moose to
day. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt de
livered an address oa "Americanism"
this afternoon.
No action had been taken at a late
hour Thursday afteraoon by the city
council or any sub-committee thereof
on the complaint filed before that
body at its last raeetinit by Joseph C.
Barnes, the real estate dealer, charg
ing Police Officer Timothy with "con
duct unbecoming an officer." for call
ing Barnes an "undesirable citiien."
Barnes demands that he prove his
charttes or be dismissed. The trouble
arose over the policeman's shadowing
two prospective realty purchasers, fig
uring upon purchasing a farm, whom
the officer accused of being members
of the 1. W. W.
EYEGLASSES
INCREASE
YOUR
EFFICIENCY
Toil r,r d do a-! well a the
v.Mincvr person unless yOa C3D Sti SS !
well. !
iWt be handicapped by poor is-j
ton 1 can help von.
DR. RICKERT j
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST j
Ktrit Over May Co. j
.-iTell Us Your Foot
Troubles !
! If renrt are tired or ackisg or ca- -
loud. or lar.amed. or ora from aov !
caut. tet treat ta?m. j
MAKDvELLO HAIR SHOP ;
GarBett-Core BaiMia I
HER FORES!
The fire that for fen days lias been
burning several miles north of Pros
pect in the Crater national forest, is
now under full control, necording to
telephonic advices received nt local
forestry headquarters Thursday af
ternoon from Supervisor Kriikson,
who. lias been directing a force of I Oil
fire fighters for several days. Local
forestry headquarters were still un
able even approximately lo .state how
nutny acres had been burned over,
but discredit reports that between six
and seven thousand acres have been
thus affected.
CHINESE SOCIALISTS
PLACED UNDER ARREST
CHICAGO, July 2C George Koop,
former candidate for mayor of Chi
cago, on the socialist ticket, is un
der nrrest today on a charge of cir
culating literature intended to dis
courage enlistments in the United
States military. -forces.
OBITUARY
COURTNEY Kenneth Robert
Courtney, the two weeks old infant
son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Court
ney, died at the home of Mrs. Court
ney's sister, Mrs. W. E. Hanunel, four
miles above Engle Point, at 8:30 p.
m., Tuesday, July 24. A short serv
ice and burial took place at the Cen
tral Point cemetery on Wednesday
afternoon, July 25, conducted bv G.
C. Griffin, missionary for the Ameri
can Sundav School union.
The Jesi jspfoo.
hMe&mBoiiIbirrfs
) for quicks smooth
migration
abvBoffirIbiTTls
lorasy siariii
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Specializing in the dis-
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I F. H. Hojrue.
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TACOMA, Wash., July 20 When
tlie hearing ciunc up in the superior
court today on the application for a
writ of mandamus against the Ta
coma Railway & Power company and
the 293 strikers in the attempt to en
force adequate street car service, mi
affidavit of prejudice1 was filed
against Judge C. M. Easteiday by at
torneys for the street railway cniii
p'any, nnd hearing on the application
was set for tomorrow morning before
Judge W. (). Chapman.
General Manager Bean and a com
mittee of three of the striking car
men left for Seattle to attend the
Webster officials and representative;
pence conference with other Stone Si
of the Seattle striking ear men.
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CHICAOO, July 20 IT. Walker,
20 years old, nnd Mrs. Lucille Ender
were arrested today following Walk
er's confession of a plot to kill
Adolph Ender, the woman's husband,
andi a wealthy coal dealer. Walker
said lie was to have .married Mrs.
Ender and had been promised 00,
000. The plot was revealed when
Walker paid a man who proved to
lie a city detective $15 '"to put a
Mtrht out."
BOILING
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AMUSEMENTS
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THE ENEMY
M. P. Xow says: Intoret in tin
:ry l'-hns with the Jifst cfiit,
nn.l Pitn! Srfln.oii has irivon us
n woinierlul production, way
above the orlmarv.
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Be Careful
Don't you know milk
is' the one thing you
should know to v be
pme and wholesome
for the babies at all
times and especially
during hot weather?
And the only way
you can be sure is t3
get Pasteurized milk,
absolutely pure and
free from all germs.
i We are now pre
pared to furnish you
Pasteurized milk ard
j cream, delivered dai
ily, and guarantee it
to keep sweet from
46 to 48 hours.
Ask your doctor.
Get the states score
on your milkman's
'product -not..his
I barns, but the milk
'he is delivering you.
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