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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL' TRTBUNE. MEDFOftD, " OREGON, MONDAY, 'AFGUST 6. 1917 'TOCAL AND IMPERSONAL v J. A. Horrlan, nuperintendent of the Butte Creek hatchery, has returned lrom ten day spent at Seattle, where he attended the pacific Fishermen's convention. . He also visited the Bon-W-vlllo hatchery. lie made the trip to and' from Portland in his auto. , He returned to the hatchery Monday Where he Is feeding 7t0,000 meelnead. finiforllniis. . ' .,, .. , Dr. Heine, eye. ear, nose, throat, ,' County Commissioner Madden has returned to Seattle from a trip to bis Copper Jtlv.r cannery and will return to Medford this week. Johnson for hlgit-class watch re pairing. , ' , ,., tf Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Maude of Baa J'rancisco, who spent a mottlj hero last summer fishing, have re turned to spend a week .on the Rogue. ; ..tyot; cars at, RJverslde parage. ;.iqdtra.' J. W. lunley qf Ilu jnansvllle, Missouri, arrived In the lty today for a vlBlt with Mr. and Urs. C. V. AVheelock. illghesC price paid' ' for . barley, wieat, oata .and bay. Monarch Seed ft Feed company. . r Mr. and Mrs. H .L. Walther and daughter, ab, and the latter' guest, Miss Itollle Tanner of Vancouver, B. C, left for Crater Lake last night and will return to the city Wednesday by way of Copco, California. Camp supplies, roaal, 'lodging at Union, Creek,, O. V.. Verbids. 11 S T. E, Daniels, who was at McCoud Sunday, euya there are a number of mall forest fires between Derby and JdCjCloud and t,ba the Derby road be tween jUioso two point )s In, very bad condition and should be avoided by all motorists., , . .,. . . , Johnson for. high-class watcb, re Balrlni! tf ; ' F. Kelly of Klamath Fjllla spent Bundsr In the city. Wljdow screens, screen door. Pa cific Furn. ft Fix. Factory. ' Mlsa C. M. Curtis and Mrs. U J Layng of San Francisco, elderly wo men .who spent several days at Crater Lake, left for .their homes in San FranclBoo today., , They have been tqurlng thru, the northwest and have Tlsjted Portland, Seattle and Vancou ver. B, 0, . , .. ' Call Taxi 30a. ', . .: Mr..and Mrs. TV. p. Roberta and Mr, and Mrs. H. J. Fields returned lust evening from their two woeks vaca tion spout Jn camping at Lake Creek, ,' Dr. . Frank Roberta,' dentist, , St. Mark's building. Phono 323-Y. . -Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Holoomb and daughter, Lottie, of Qrants Pass, ifhd nleoo. Miss Frankle Gilbert of : Port land,, and Mrs. Agnes M. Turner of Oranta Pass, automoblled to Medford n Sunday for a visit with Mr., and farf, Thpmas F.-llanloyi Jlrs. Turner le Kr. Hanloy 1 mother. .VQregon Agricultural College Fruit ft Vegetable Evaporator, built accord ing 0 official specifications at Paciflo Furn. A Fix. Foctory. , Mrs, Josoph Moss and daughter. ieahnotte, Mrs. M. Clemens and. daughter, Calierlne, and Mr. Harold Buaw,,euiprlaed an automobile party frou) Grant Posa that spent Sunday Id jModford, ... , .. ,(.'bldnn's coats, hats, dresses one- fourth art,; Handicraft Shop. 118 . See Dave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office, Room 404, M. P. ft 11. buldllng. Ooorgo von dec llollou, who has boon Mtendlng the officers' reserve, camp at Sun Francisco, has wired his tamely that he ha been commissioned as carvln of artillery In the new fed eral army.. Spragno Helgul has wired tbat, ho has bnon contnilwdoucd a lieu tnH. , Clothing has been, heard from otbar, tyyyordltoa , at tte officers' cmi. filngor sewing machine shop, C. A. Chapman. Phone 903-lt, 245 South Ceatr.lv .. 117 O.. O. Allenderfor has returned from his week's visit In San Francisco In which city he visited with most of lb Medford and valley men In attend. anco at the officers' reserve corps training camp. Hot cakes and coffee, Inc. Dia mond Restaurant, 127 SlNth St. 140 , Sheriff Jennings on Saturday nlht arrested Frank Cress, Charles Morisnn kn.1 (!eorK llagley of Ashlnnd on the Qhargo pf Importing liquor Into the atat, .and confiscated a quantity of whleKy, wine and beer found In their antqmflblto. This forenoou the men wore brought trom the county Jail to Medford for a conference with County PiNMXKUtor Roberts, at which It was agreed, that they would plead guilty before Justice of the Peace Treften of Ashland, and be fined $25 and costs And. ret'qivo unpendcd sentences of BO days in Jail. The bought the liquor for tbolr individual use, according to tha prosecutor. talirani S03. V I. 0. Birnes of Talent Is among the tlsltqr from that town In tlio city ','(o''0J,.COnil)liitlonson sale. Han dicraft Shop. us ; MjK. Krod Raa left this morning for ever,l,dtt)i visit with friend la Grant 1'ana, s. " :ii-r' d j i ' The local recruiting off lee of the army has received notice from the war department to make special efforts te enlist tailors, electricians, gas men, plumbers, chauffeurs, truck drlvera, cooks, and machinists. Men are also wanted for the aero squadron. Dr. Chas. T. Sweeney, Physician and Surgeon, Phlpps Bldg. Phone 38. tf Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wllklns of Los Angeles are auto tourists visiting In the city and vicinity. Crochet thread, 7c ball, handi craft Shop. ' ' 118 Jllss Paullne Greaven, a telephone operator In the local exchange for some time past, left this morning for Bremerton, Washington, where she baa accepted a permanent position as operator in a business office. For the best Insurance, see Holmes, the Insurance Man, ' " William West and Leon Recti, auto tourists who left Portland ten days ago and have visited Crater Lake and fisbed In the Applegate district for several days, departed this morning for a visit In San Franclscq. 'Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Miner of Hilt, California, spent Sunday In the city, Comity Prosecutor Roberts leaves tonight for Salom to attend the con forence called of the prosecutors of the state by Attorney General Brown to consider the amount of Jnterest to be paid by the state In the settlement of the Californla-Ofegon land grant cases, ' Metz cars at Riverside Garage. ; J. L. Neabltt went to Grants Pass today on a business mission In order to supply the many who have asked for copies of my address on "Christian Science Is H Chris tian?" I have had another lot printed, price 15 cents per copy. In. Interested phone, call or write. Frederick W. Cannons, pastor Medford Baptist church.' 116 . Captain Crossley of C company went to (he Slskiyous this morning to look after the details of his command qn duty In that section. t Glenn O. Taylor and Attorney M Prdln left Saturday night on a motor trip to California, Taylor to visit his parents near Stockton and Purdln to join his wife In Oakland. They went by way of Crescent City. . Baths, J So. Holland Hotel. Colonel W. A. ZInn, United States engineer In charge of the, Oregon dis trict, arrived In the city this morning from Portland at once departed for Crater Lake where be will Inspect the government road work being done In the vicinity of the lake, especially the rim road. ' , ' : . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horton left today for their home at Klamath Falls otter a visit In the olty,;. U Mis Ada Warner of Portland,.who has been visiting the family of Pr. Walter H. Van, Scoyoe on . Bennett avenue during the past two weoks, left for home Sunday. The Ewauna Box company, of Vamath Fall, Oregon, offers employ ment for experienced box men and In experienced laborers, and at U times solicit correspondence with any one Interested. . Good wages and oppor tunity tor advancement la the. rule With this company. 135 Mr. and Mr. W, F. MoOee of Ban Francisco, returning trom an automo bile trip to Seattle, visited in Medford Sunday with their friends, Mr. and Mr. Karl Knnpp. Judge K, K. Kelly and family and Mr. and Mrs. L, Allnlnir of Phoenix, left Sunday upon an aula trip to Cres cent City. FIGHTING FOREST FIRE Mr, and Mrs. H. 13. Kbel and moth er, Mrs. 8lnimoni, and nephew have returned from a three weeks vacation spent In the Prospect forest fire neighborhood. It was a rather stren uous vacation for Mr. and Mrs. Kbel. When the forest fires broke out In tbat region Kbel was requisitioned as a fire fighter by Flro Warden Grieve, lit) was put to work as tlmo-keeper and straw boss. Thus the party was anchored to the fire vicinity, seeing which Mrs. Kbel volunteered her serv ices as cook for the flre-flghters. Vn llko the usual vacationists, Mr. and Mrs. Kbel did not come homo broke. In fact they woro far hotter off finan cially than when they went. WEDOINQ BELLS Mumlsy afternoon at 'A o'clock, nt the home of Mrs. Kiln Uorr, on South Benson (.tree!, occurred the weddintr of Frank Yctkos and Mim lcna Viola Unrr, granddaughter of Mrs. Kiln Barr. Hcv. Frederick W. t'urslcus, pastor of the First Baptist church, officiated, nsine a short hut impresiv cei'ioony. The bride was beautifully liiiKitcil in white nml car ried an attractive bride's bouquet. The bride's father and mother and other close relative atlcmlcil the happy affair. Mr. Yctkos is a resilient of Com ma;, Cal. After a few days' visit in Meilford nod vioitiily the happy cou ple will leave for t'orninn, where I Key aill make their future home. I PUGILISTIC RANKS INVADEd'bY 1 BATTLING-' I - I 11 wSFSZ l 1 ! By PAtX PLUMAK. A clnnce over the list of our box ing cliuiopions reveals the rather un usnul fact that of seven divisions in America four of the champions arc Hebrews. A list of their real names prob ably would not be recognized oven by the most urilent boxing fun, Ben jamin Leiner, Gerslion Jleruliloff, Al Rudolph and .Battling ; Lerinsky. Ij-iniir, of course, is Leonnnl; Men diloff is better known as Tcl lcwis, anil. Rudolph fixhts as Al Mcf'oy. They hold the lightweight, weltcr weiglit ami light heavyweight crowns between them. NEARLY DROWNS Dave Grlflths, a pressman In the employ of the Mall Tribune, had a narrow escape from death by drown ing In .the plunge at the, nntatorluin Sunday afternoon. He was under wa ter three or four minutes and when rescued by Leslie ;Vyatt, the barber. was unconscious, but soon responded to vigorous resuscitation treatment. Griffiths and Wyntt went to the natatorium together, and Wyatt, who is a good swimmer, dived into the pool where the water Is eight feet deep. Griffiths followed him a few seconds later and dived In the same placo, thinking that he waer there was only about three feet deep. He Is a very poor swimmer. When Wyatt came up to the surface he saw Griffiths struggling In the water and Just sinking. Only by the hardest kind of work, during which the drowning man struggled with htm and fought him off. did Wyntt finally succeed In getting Griffiths out of the pool. In fact. It looked several times as tho Griffiths' frantic struggles would sink huth men. Griffiths, nil tlio III last evening, was able to return to work this morn ing apparently notio the worse for his close call to death. ALLIES REPEL TEUTONS i (Continued from Page One.) taken in the SI. Julien sector arc unanimous in ilecluring that it was most deadly mid ellcctive. No food, water or munitions had reached their front line for three days because of the eoiicetttratisl fin- from the big guns. llnrriigc (licclm (Itargo. The British barrage just previous to the in fa n I rv advance us so heavy thai tho enemy was prevented from TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTKli A young lady or young man for stenographer and office work, not necefsnry to be an expert. Address H-K, care .Mnll Tribune, stating experience, salary wanted. KOIl SALK New 3 "4 heavy wagon,! reasonable. Inquire of Harry Maros, Talent, Oregon. 117: KOU SALK 1T," Angora goats and team, weighs between 11 flu and ( 1200 each. Kdlsott Hard, Gen. Pel., j Medford. 119 ; WANTKH - To buy a good fresh inilk ! cow. Phono 77 7-L. j KOR SALK. - Will sell 3,'. acres of flue land worth $7000, at a bargain. I All In cultivation, easily Irrigated ' and will grow alfalfa. Near Med- ford on good highway. Total price nly $:lil0. 1". S. Tumy, 210 Gar nell-t'orey llldg. HEBREWS, WHO NOW HOLD FO All of which rcmjiuls us that sortie of our greatest fighters' have been Jewish. ;v '-. t , Joe Choynski, than whom there was never a gumer or greater fighter fighters ns the Hebrew. . Abe Attell, in his prime tlio most wonderful of feathers, is Jewish. The list includes Leach Cross, Kid Herman, the featherweight;. 'hurley White, Harry Lewis ami many oth ers. With the exception of .tlie Irish, no nice has produced so many good fighters thnn the Hebrew. The present-day champions, with manning his. forfflird trenches, and the German troops had to stny in their dugouts, Tho barrage wus lilted onto the . enemy's reserve trenches mid was accurate and com pletely effective. The barbed wire parapets, together with nearly nil the concrete emplacements, . were de stroyed. 'l the prisoners stuto that the British counter-battery work pre vented the (leriuun urtillery ' from iminnintr their guns. .Owing to the accuracy of the Brit ish fire on Ocrmun ammunition dumps; 'tunny of them hnd to he moved to the reur and the ammuni tion brought up piecemeal. (iemuin Official Report. BKRL1X, Aug. (I, via London Si rung British attacks were liutilc yesterday nghinst tho Gentian posi tions between tho Ypres-Mcniti rond mill tho river Ly. on "lc Belgian front, says the official statement is sued today by the German general staff. All the uttucks were repulsed. The Russians are preparing to give . battle to the Austro-Gevmnn forces utlvauciug on . the Hussiuu front between the Thiiester and the l'ruth rivers, according to today's nnnv headquarters' announcement. The Rumanian frontier southwest of (V.ernowilx is also the scene of Rus sian resistance. The .Teuton forces have pushed l the Sereth in Buko wina, euplnriug Hnilaiitz. and have taken heights along the Molduvu and the easterly side of the B.vstritza. The Western I'nlon, which has been doing business at a counter out side Its building , for sevoral days while tho structure was undergoing alterations and Improvements, moved back Insldo Monday. It will be sev eral days yet before the Improvement work Is completed. The fine new counter and desks were put Into use today. Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Onepackage proves it. 25c at all druggists. AMUSEMLNTS TONIGHT The ClinntiingKinil Most Beautiful ' Star Mary Miles Minter In Youth's Endearing Charm Also Comedy, JERRY'S BRILLIANT SCHEME TOMORROW Dorothy Philips in "THE FLASHLIGHT" CT A D- Alwavsa O 1 A IV. .OoodShow. UR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS the exception of McCoy, are up to the average of the old days. Leonard certainly is greater thnn the two chanipions .who, came before him, anil unlike either Welsh or Ritchie, is willing to risk his crown now and then, Lewis is a great' fighter, shifty, clever unil hard hitting. ' Levinsky made a name for himself as an iron man when he fought two or three times a week against the best men in his class. He won his I title from Jack Dillon, in itself no easy task. Al McCoy, generally recognized as middleweight champion on account of his one-round victory over Goo. Clip two or three years ago, manages to hong on ta tho title because no middleweight has been found able to knock him out in ten rounds, and Al won't piny unless it's a ten-round no-decision fight. To possess a btarally perfect child Is by no means Impossible. The expectant mother should bo calm and the days should be tilted with sunshine and happiness. Millions of women have used, the safe, extornal. penetrating preparation known as "Mothor's Friend". . By its use the abdominal musclos, which nature is ex panding, rotas easily when baby Is born. Medford Sample Store 1 lot Ladies' Sample Oxfords and Pumps, sizes 2 to 4, values to $4 $i.65 " 1 lot Ladies' Sample Shoes, size 2V to 312, values to $4.50 $2.45 Men's Panama Hats, $4 values $2.95 Where Cash Beats Credit MEN WANTED i Weed Lumber Go. Weed, California Men wanted in Logging Camps, Sawmills, Lumber Yards and Factories. Good lumber handlers in our yards earn from $3.50 to $6 per day on contract work. If you are looking for permanent employ ment with us, write us for particulars. We operate our Factories the entire year. There ore all sorts of rumors about town that from eleven to twenty members of the Seventh company hnve foiled to pass the physical ex nrninntion of the army and will lie sent buck home. So fur no official! news has been received us to how many of the members wore disquali fied. Eleven hail been Saturday. George Gates, son of Mayor and Mrs. C, K. Gates, hud u close squeeze, beiug twiea rejected by the examin ing physicians. At the third examin ation last Friday evening, according to word received today by Mayor Gates, ho passed with flying colors. Letters received in the city today state that Frank Amy is among those who failed to pass the examination. Albert Barr, the popular company coolc, was about to be rejected lie cause of bud teeth, and letters re ceived today say that evcrv uiember of the company contributed 50 cents to a fund to pay for fixing up his teelh to the refiuired army standard. DEATH PENALTY DEMANDED (Continued from Page One.) augmented forces that would be in tho field today, the uprising surely was Hearing its end. Dynnmito Seied. HENRIETTA, Okla., Aug. C. A half carload of dynamite was captur ed by deputy sheriffs today nt Spaulding, seven miles northeast of Saskawa, as it was being run in on a siding there. The explosive was be lieved to have been brought inUt the county by members of the Working (Muss union to aid their .scheme of terrorization. Information regarding the capture wus given out by the dep uties. ''Jones Family" llnntpant. SHAWNEE, Okla., Aug. 6. A posse of twenty, headed by Sheriff Garden of Pottawatomie county, left here this morning on a special train for Asher, twenty-two miles smith of here, in response to n cull for help. This naturally makes for Infinitely Ices pain ana danger at me crisis. Write to The Bradncld HcRUlator Co.. Pept, H, 800 Lamar BulMlntf, Atlanta; Ga., for Interesting freo bopit "Mother- hood and the Baby11. ; Do not neglect to get a "bottle of 1 "Mother's Friend" from your drub'sists' i tonluht. It is a tried preparation and is ' of the greatest value to expectant muihcrj. j Members of the Working Class union and the "Jones Family" were said lo be terrorizing the district. SrawoiiT rams HEALTH Tells Everybody What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did for Her. Chicago. Iil. ''It fiives mo great pleasure to lot otScra know that T im- provcu i n neaitn with the first but tltior Lydia liPink li am 'o Vegetable Compound;, after 1-iWug two' bottles I am entirely well. Before taking it I could not do any icind of work with out a pain in my back as I eulfered so much from in flammation. 1 had headaches, was al ways tired and no appetite. Wards cannot express my giatitudo forWthe good your medicine has done me, and through me to my family. 1 recom- mend Lydia E. I'inl.hain 3 Vegetable Compound to all women suifering from female troubles, particularly to Danish women." Mra.MKTA Damgaabd-Mat-ZAN, 2137 Kimball Ave., Chicago, 111. It is positively true that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has helped thousands of women who have been troubled with displacements, in flammation, ulceration, tumors, irregu larities, periodic pains, backache, tn&t bearing down feeling, indigestion, and nervous prostration.. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT On of tlioe scivaniinjr Keystone Kumodics, fVntt:rii.!f Ford Ster linsr Pinched in the Finish Shooting' laughs at. a centimeter rate. . . ' And SHIRLEY MASON (Viola Dunn's sister) In TheTeil-TaleSteps A story of New York's Little It aly, written by William Parsons Luthrop. . '; - T0MG3R0W ' , r.BESSIE -BARRISCALE "THE SNARL" p Southern Greatest Place of J Amusement PAGE WED.-THUR. August 8-9 FILMDOM'S'. SMILING THUNDERBOLT Douglas Fairbanks in "Wild and Wooly" Tlici'o is more nourishment in n luiif of Nurmi's Butter-Nut Bread Bt'canse it's made with milk. BUY A 15c SIZE Tt's betler and most for your money. Nunni Baking Co. I! lllit'i-iMllih
