Medford mail tribune., August 13, 1917, Page 2, Image 2

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD,
ORECJOX, MONDAY. 'AUGUST 13. -1917
PAGE TWO
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IOCAL AND
, 'PERSONAL
Mrs. F. II. Mason of Webster City,
Iowa, who lias been viKitiiiK her
brothers, O. X. und J. I.. Wilson and
families, left today on the homeward
trip. . ' ;
Dr. Jlelne, eye. ear, nose, throat.
Mrs. Louis Ensteln, Miss Eda Ein
stein, Mr. and Mrs. Louis flolderfln
gr and Edward W. Scultz, their
chauffeur,' bf San Francisco, are an
auto party malting this city their
headquarters for several days.
Mr. aid Mrs. John A. I'erl and sons
arrlyed hoino Saturday from a week's
visit at Newport. "Mrs. I'erl, who haR
been absent from the city for several
months visiting relatives In Decatur,
Illinois, was mot at Albany over a
week ago by lief husband and sons
and the family then motored to New
port. ' ' '
Johnson (or high-class watch re
pairing. tf
Alexander J. Rosborough, vice
president of the California-Oregon
Power company, Is In the city from
San Francisco for several days on a
business visit.
Motz cars at Riverside Oarage.
H. Williams of San Francisco, a
globe trotter who has visited evory
country in the world and is now do
ing the national parks, spent the
week end In the city and left this
morning for a visit to Crater Lake
illghont price paid for barley,
wheat, oats and hay, Monarch Seed
& ;Feed company.
The Epworth League of the Moth
oilist church will hold their monthly
business meeting at the church Tuus
day'evenlhg at 9 o'clock; ' This Is an
important mooting and all members
are urged to make a special effort to
beproscnt.
Johnson for high-class watch re
pairing. tf
. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Parker and
daughters, Miss Augusta and Miss
Gortrudo Parker, and WW Ireland,
all of Orants Pass, nutomoblled to
Medford Sunday.
Cajl Tajii 803. ' ''
. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Eilgorton, Mrs.
J.'jfj. Paddock and Miss Mllllo Drake
comprised a party of Grants Pass res
idents that returnod from Crater
Lalto via Medford Sunday, . j
. For txe boat Insurance, soe Holmes,
,the I Insurance Man. ,
i Mr. and Mrs. Asa C. Uolconib nnd
daughter, Lotlto, of Grunts Pass, and
nlecp, Miss Francos Clilliort of l'ort
land,vlflUod ftlohds In Modf,ord Sun-
jjaths,' 2 Be, Holland Hotel.
-'W. 0. Roannd family of Codnrville,
California,, anil Miss Nora McCully of
Lakevlow,, Oregon, arrived toy auto In
tho city latq yostnrday ufternonn with
the Intention of departing today for
Crater Lako, and cuinped for the
hlglit In a grovo near Phoenix. As
they wore retiring tho 5-ycar-old son
of Roas fell off the running hoard
or .the car and broke his left arm, The
parly ttwtt returned to the city where
l)r: E. H. Porter set tho brokon arm.
Tho party nro guests at tho Medford
UUlttl,
f ring your wheat to thn Central
Point Mill's. Vo iiandlo It In bulk
and navo you the cost of bags. Wo
are in tho market for all kinds of
grain.
Josso K. Enyart, former well-
known cltlton of Medford, Is In the
city for a short visit lo look after
business mailers and visit with
friends. Mr. Enynrt has been located
In Portlnnd Tor some time.
Bco Dave Wood about that fire In
lurance policy. Office, Room 404, M.
P. & H. buldllng.
J,. T. Mo.ey and wife are visitors In
the city foday from Weed. California.
Aliss Helen Green of Kalispell.
Montana, left for homo yesterday af
tor a three weeks visit In the valley,
much of which time she was the t-uest
of MrB. Waynn Leever.
Hot cakes and coffee, 10c. Dia
mond Restaurant, 127 Sixth St. 140
flails SchmhU, a Grants Pass mer
chant. nnd banker, uccoinpniilcd by
Mrs. Schmidt, nulomoblled lo Med
ford on Sunday.
Dr. Ohas. T. Sweeney, Physician
and Surgeon, Thlpps llldg. Phone 3(1.
tf
Mrs. E. M. Styll of Richmond. Vir
ginia, Mrs Roy Srult Hush, Miss
Maude llabor and Hon. lien C. Shel
don .of Grants Pass, aittonioblled to
Sheldon's ranch near hero Sunday
morning nnd spent the afternoon at
Medford and Ashlaud.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, 8t
Mark's building. Phone 823-Y.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry N. Starr and
dBjUgllers, Dorothy and Twinkle, vis
lied In Medford Sunday.
Call Taxi 303.
County Attorney W. T. Miller of
Jonphlue county, accompanied by
Mr. Miller, and the prosecutor s par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. R. T. Miller of
Wallow county, were In Medford
Sunday.
( Wets car at Rlversldo Garage.
i .Fred Bynn, formerly motion plc
tur uiochlno operator at the Page
Ithoatre, left for I'cirllund Sunday. He
has accepted a position iU'to.
Mrs. F. Fredericks (nee Ruth
Drown) and little daughter passed
thru Medford this morning en route
to their home In Santa Uaibara, Call
fornla, after having spent several
weeks visiting with relatives In Port
land. Her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. N. Hutler and Miss Jeannette
Hutler, had a short visit with her at
tho depot.
Oregon Agricultural College Fruit
& Vegetable Evaporator, built accord
Ing to official specifications at Pacific
Furn. & Fix. Foctory. ''-'
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dunley of New
niansvllle, Missouri, after a short visit
with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Whlllock
which included a trip with them to
Crater Lake yesterday, continued on
their Journey home today with the In
tentlnn of visiting In Seattle and at
Montana points. ' ' ' '
Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly.
Charles Hubert of Anaconda, Mon
tana, who has been looking into tho
fruit prospects of tho valley, loft for
Portland this morning, and will soon
returned to the city.
I. M. Shelby and daughters, Ruby
and Marie, and son, Claud, arrived In
the city Saturday from Klamath Falls
to make their home here. Mrs. Shel
by will come In a few weeks. Miss
Ruby Shelby left today for Portland
for a visit and will also go to Fort
Stevens to visit her brother whl Is In
tho army Bervlco there.
' Return engagement, BIllIo Burke,
In Peggy. Star, Friday.
: Roudinot Connor, who has been a
a Btudont at the officers training
camp at tho Presidio, is reported to
have been recommended for commis
sion as first lieutenant and ordered to
report to Lake Washington for duty.
' Frank W.. Warren of San Francisco
who has lumber Interests in Joseph
ine county, was stricken with a para
lytic stroke on the right side due to
cerebral hemorrhage Monday fore
noon In his room at tho Hotel Hol
land. Dr. R. J. Conroy was sum
money and the patient was then re
moved to tho Sacred Heart hospital in
an ambulance. This afternoon Mr.
Warner's condition In response tef Dr.
Conroy's treatment, was reported as
somewhat Improved, but still critical.
Mr. Warren, who is about BO years
old, had been a guest at the hotel
since August 3. -
j Singer sewing machine shop. 0.
A. Chapman. Phone 903-R. 245 S.
Central. -.,.,', .147
Among the tourists visiting in the
city are Mrs. M. E-. Morton and Mrs.:
C. C. Gardner of New York City. Mrs.
Egbert G. Leigh, Jr., Mrs. John G.
Miller and Miss Sara Wilson of Rich
mond, Virginia; Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W.
Uarr of Roddlng, California, Mr. and
Mrs, 'Charles Jennings and Mr. and
Mrs.. ,A. W. Strayhorn, Walter C.
Oleoson, Ju'd La wry, C. E. Robinson
and W. W. Farmlngton of Portland;
Fred J. Johnson of Astoria; Mrs. A.
McAIlum nnd Miss Illalr of San Fran
cisco; Miss Madollno Smith, F. A
Wnrnor nnd Robert llozlor of Berke
ley, California; Mrs. W. S. Kurre of
Indepondeuco, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. II.
F. J. .lurrls of Lovelock, Nevada, and
Miss L. C. Kelili nnd ChaB. 11. Kulck
of EJko, Novadu. " '
Return engagement, Hilllo Rurko,
In Peggy. Star, Friday.
' Superintendent of Schools V. Mel
do mills nnd Mrs. HUlls have return
ed from n ten days visit to California
const points. At tho aviation corps
training camp near San Diego. Cali
fornia. Mr. lllllla visited with the
Medford boys in training there a
number of whom wero high school
students here. Tho boys are content
ed and enjoying lire, he says, but are
longing for the time when they will
lie allowed to fly. So far Delborl
Jones Is tho only Medford boy that
has even hail n ride In an aeroplane,
and that cume about by uccident Stu
art Torney hns been In charge of an
aeroplane. Seeley Hall has the best
assignment of all the lioys and is de
tailed In the mnchlnu Bhop.
Wright, the jeweler, has added two
new show cases and a safe to hta
storo equipment.
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Oilisft, cl.tt't mvtptiti ftf Hussta, Rivm to lo the KKtil of I ho (trrmnns
who have uOhM tho ltu.itiw tmrk lchlml tnnm il i fit Itnkow Ina.
Mimu ii lit tout n..U fivm Oct mmltx, I unit m fur n from New
York to I'll tnl m r-tf, Mtip lnm ltuv.n lino tothiy, witli hiidw poimliiK
frtmi t'cniowlt to hU?tjM,
tHh''if$ ' i V-fi .
WITH 24 QUARTS
FINED $75 EACH
G. E. Rolfe and Frank Patton,
whose homes are In Albany, Oregon,
and who were arrested late Sunday
night up In the Siskiyous while re
turning from Hilt or llornbrook with
24 quarts of whisky in their automo
bile, pleaded guilty before Justice of
the' Peace Trefren of Ashland (Mon
day and were assessed fines of 1
and costs.
The arrest was made by W. J. Car
penter, special liquor investlgntor of
County Prosecutor Roberts. The
charge against them was that of Im
porting liquor Into a dry state.
One night last week Sheriff Jen
nings and Deputy Sheriffs .Anderson
and Stansel! captured an 'ttuto party
of bootlcggei's returning from Horn-
brook. The driver of'tho car, who Is
said to be Charles- Martin of . Med
ford, escaped. Several shots fired
close to him failed to stop hltn. He
is still at large. The others of the
party wero taken to Ashlaud where
they wero fined fin and costs each
and given suspended jail sentences of
ninety days each.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 13. Ac
cording to semi-official ostlmntes, be
tween 70 and 100 street cars are tied
up here today because of a partial
strike on the United Railways sys
tem. Tho strike Is confined to cer
tain Hues;
A demonstration early today by
100 strikers at a carbarn was stop
ped In its incipiency by Superintend
ent IT. T. Jones of tho trolley concern,
who urged the men to return to work.
At a meeting of tho county court
Monday, the petition of property own
ers for an election for the creation of
an Irrigation district was discussed
and the matter tnken under advise
ment. Protests wore flied by A. E.
Rpiimes. representing K. H. Henley
and a petition signed by somo 40 op
ponents of Irrigation, headed by L.
N'elderineyer. attacked the law as un
constitutional. A decision will I'e
rendered Wednesday.
IAN PORT
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A VISION OF THE FUTURE
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jrr. nnd , Mrs. William A. (Iiiles
have returned from their two weeks'
vacation with 1'orllnnd ns lieuiUiuar
ters, from which city ihey visited
various jinints in their aiilo, und
were visitors' (it Sohsidc, Astoria, the
Coliimliin forests nnd oilier placed of
inlerest. ...
Lust week 1 1 csy were the , ruchIs
one day at Hie evening meal of the
Seventh company, ' which, in their
honor, was a clnin dinner, the clams
having" been dug- by company mem
bers on Captain Vance's orders. They
also visited the company lit Fort Co
lumbia on other occasions.
"The Seventh - eonipnny -boys are
as happy as lurks nnd are certainly
enjoying life," said Mr. Gates today.
"They live well, loo. 'Why, not one
in ten of those boys but Who is feed
ing better Hum he ever did at home.
And you should see' llieni at night.
After supper mil. come llie guitars',
banjos, nkcleles uiyi other instru
inenls, and ' llien- lliei-o is n feast of
music and sinking and n general good
lime, including leap -frog and other
games.
"There is .only one thing that the
boys really need, anil thai is new rec
ords for their phonograph. They are
rntlier lircd of '"the old' ones'. ' Med
ford jieoplc'cTiuld make no more np
preciative gift lo thein than new
records. Rpi any one. who wishes to
donate records to the hoys should
merely leave nn order at the local
dealers lo the company's credit. The
dealer will then communicate wilh
Captain Vance and tell him tiial rec
ords have been ordered und paid for.
The caplaiu can then select from the
catalogues the. new records that arei
wauled. This plan will avoid dupli
cate records being (lent to the com
pany by Various donors. j
Mr. and Mrs. George Whltaker, C.
T. Sisson nnd R. E. 'MeElhose are a
party of tourists in the city from San
Francisco.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE- Kentucky Wonder
beans for canning. Phono 2IH1-1!.
1121 East Main. 124
WANTED Girl for certain boms of
the day and home nights. W. T.
York. 12 4
SACRIFICE SAl.l-. Must sell two n
room houses, splendid condition.
Any cash offer 'seriously consid
ered, but no trades. Not Incum
bered, rent for J20.00. P. O. Kox
f.sl. - 12S
The Portland Hote
. PORTLAND, OREGON U .
The Rose City's world-famed hotel, occupying an
entire block. - AH outside rooms. Superior dining
and grill service. Au atmosphere of refinement, with
a service of courtesy.
. ' i- '
European Plan. $1.50 and Up
RICHARD W. CHILDS, Manager
-I'lioto-C'artoon liy R. P. Roininn.
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT
Dorothy
Kelly
with
Evart
Overton
IN
The Money Mill
The story of n plucky girl's fight
ngainst a ring of ''get-ricli-(piick"
financiers. 1
Also
FRANK DANIELS Comedy,
CAPTAIN JINKS, THE WIDOW
TOMORROW
BRINGING HOME FATHER
You'll like it.
STAR
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to care for and absolutely de
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12 II. P. ul the Draw liar
20 II. P. nt the Pulley
High speed, heavy duty 4-cylln-der
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height f.2 Inches, width GO
Inches, length 90 Inches, clear
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Established 1S'.I0
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Pit lock Mock. Portland, Oregon
References
Rradstreet's, Duns or Any Rank
There is' more nourishment
in' a loaf
Nurmi's
Butter-Nut Bread
liecanse it's made with milk.
BUY A 15c SIZE
It's better and most for
your money.
Nurmi Baking Co.
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PALL OF SMOKE '
HANGS OVER CITY
Atmospheric conditions combined j
with smoke from tho many forest ;
fires burning caused a heavy pall uf
Bmoke to settle down over the city (
and valley Sunday and today. Mot1;
of this smoke comes from the big for- j
est fire back of the Jacksonville hills ;
which has been raging for four or
AMUSEMENTS ' TONIGHT
rMnjnimrmiTTT-r-iijrriMTOT--ni'ir-r-'''
NelLCraig
AVn All .UTAH I'AW'P -
NOTK Kvery Jlonduy, be
inuinr toiluy, a charming
2-reel Screen Play i'onniled
on stories by that 1'nuious
milker of short fiction,
0. HENRY
Admirer; of (). llenrv will
like "THE SERVICE OF
LOVE," playins; toni-ht.
Queen of the Screen PAGE in Music Pictures Supreme.
flme yon a htbBng
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It is economical to buy, inexpensive to lay and costs
practically nothing to maintain. It is weather-tight,
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nr?ATvT,?n7 roU T0 on tho market, but only one
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five days despite' the efforts of a
large force of flre-flghters td gain
control. This fire has already burn
ed ovor 100 acres of territory.
Thine new flies wero reported to
!ay us burning In the Elk creek re
gion, in addition to an old one that
Uns been burning for some time.
Theso fires are in federal territory
and were first discovered Sunday
night. Forest Supervisor Erickson
has from 20 to 30 men at work on the
new fires, but today It had not yet
been learned how serious they were:
Fires are also burning near Gold
Hill and iu several otjier localities.
Tht, Tmfflpr
- XXW J- A V M-M-M.
A drama of lasi'mnlin'.; life in New
York's artist colony from Samuel
Mcnvin's infr slor.y iu the Cos
mopolitan Magazine.
TOMORROW
' ENID BENNETT
In
"HAPPINESS"
You will feel belter for seeinjr this
eel, wholesome play:
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