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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREO OX, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. .1917
10CAL AND
' PERSONAL
Darrel Mlnklrr, the well-known 'and
talented Modford boy, nnd ftinmlier
of the Seventh company, who lieciiuse
of Ills proficiency In wlrelPKs pud gen
eral tolcKmpliy received an appoint
ment as radio servant nnd was at
tached to tlio headquarters of the
Coast artillery, hut fnlled to pans the
examination Inst miring nt l'ort. Stev
ens because of a minor (ill in out', un
derwent a successful opcrutlon at the
Dremerton nuvy yard lust week and
will soon bo ready to eutor uctlv
service again.
Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly.
Mlas Jcnnlo Hunter, a mitf 'grad
uate from tlio University of Oregon
who taught In tho Med fur il high
school last year, will aguln have a po
sition at tho sumo place. Miss Hun
tcr, uttonded the summer session of
the university this year. Hugene
Dully Guard.
Medford Trunsfor Co. Phone D!i
1G8
The Talent school fair will bo held
at the sclioolhouKO of (hut town, l'rl
dny, September 14. Premiums'' will
be given on eurdcnlng, poultry, uinn
ual arts, gonorul cookery and sewing
SIlss Vera Moffat of ICugene, who
Ib well known In .Medford and who
was connected with tho -Ashland
Bchools last year, will bo in charge of
the gymnnslum department of The
Dalles high school thin year. 8ho Is
n graduate of tho llnlvcrnlty of Ore
gon, clnss of 1916.
Johnson for high-class watch re
pairing..
Tho Ashland cannery Klnrted Its
canning season .Monday and expects
to use forty employes during tho busy
season. About half tho cannery
output is sent to eastern markets and
the rest Is sold to vulley merchants
for home consumption. Tito cannery
has made a contrnct for 75. tons of
Elbcrta poaches with orchards near
Talont, which will be packed nnd sent
-,out from tho Talent packing houso,
Dr. Chss. T. Sweeney, Physician
and Surgeon, Phlpps Dldg. Phone 30
tf
Sirs. May Austin, for many years
a resident of Ashland, has leased her
home in that city nnd removed to
Medford, whero she is mnfclng her
home with Mrs. It. I. Stewart.
. Gonorul upholstering, firrnlturo re
paired and reflnlshed, mattresses ren
ovated, fentbers steamed and rlonned
carpets and rugs cleaned nnd relayed
Douglas, 226 S. Riverside.. Phono
900-U i l
, ' Leo Shuchnrd writes his parents
from San Francisco that he us re
cently received a commission us first
lieutenant in the army, nud that on
this account he will resign the. posi
tion as instructor in oxodontlu 111 the
University of California which he had
accepted. Only last spring lie was
graduated In dentistry from the Uni
versity of California. Mr. anil '.sirs.
At A. Schuchard have also received
word from their other son, Milton,
stating that he and the other, Med
ford boys in tho University ot Ore
gon ambulnneo unit which was culled
into servlco last week aro wfth tho
unit at Fort I-nwton, several miles
from the American l,nko inlllt.iry can
tonment In 'Washington, and Uit nil
aro well and happy.
Pork and beans with pie, SooMMa
mond Restaurant. 127 Kast th St.
A. W. Walker returned Wednes
day from Portland and Fort Colum
bia. .He reports the members uf Com
pany Seven In rohust health arid en
Joying lifo with vaccination the only
thing to vex them. , !
A Western Klectrlc farm lighting
plant will he In operation at the Jack
son county fair. ,
Dr. C. W. II M. Ileldeman, lute gov
ernment seed expert, will lecMra at
Nutta Knlls, Saturday evening, Sep
tember Kith, on "Commercial Secd
(Irowlng; an Opportunity Now Knock
ing." Bring your wheat to the Central
Point Mills. We handle It lu bnlV
and save you the cost of lugs. We
are In the market for all kinds of
grain.
John Pontlng Is exhibiting "black
eyed peas" which have every appear
ance of beans, grown by hlin at his
Imperial addition farden. He de
clares they are the most prollflo, prof
itable and pRlntable peas or pra prod
uct grown, that, they will letd K.p
bushels io the acre and can be made
a source of mn.-li profit in Ihe valley
as well ns an aid In reducing the high
cost of living. The pods grow In clus
ters, aro 6 to S Inches lu length, and
containing 10 to 1.1 beans.
Aprons for pickers and packers at
Tent Factory In Nat. K3
All women who nr knittini; lor the
Hed Crofts and all thone who wish to
Jola knitting cl-tsses are asked to
meet at Ked Cross headmost tors Fri
day mornkig at 10:30 o'clock.
Ir. Frank Roberts, dentist, St.
Mark's Building. Phone s:J-Y.
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Monahsn, Mr.
and Mrs T. K. Daniels and Mrs, C.
U Srhleftelln left this afternoon tor
tw days' trip to Crater l-ake
Meti ears at Riverside Garage.
-Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Crutcher of
Park City, Utah, left for home today
after u visit In this city and at Cra
ter I.uke.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
lurnnco policy. Office, Room 04, M
F. & II. Building.
Muny people from Medford and the
valley attended tho performance of
"So Long, I.etty" at the Chautauqua
auditorium Tuesduy night, most of
whom went to Ashland by auto. A
Medford man who hud a financial In
terest In procuring tho big thoatrlcal
attraction for last night's perform
ance Buys that 1800 peoplo attended
tho show, by fur the largest audience
ever gathered In Southern Oregon to
witness a thoalcr performance.
Thero Is a special prize at tho fair
of $15 for tho best display of canned
products from any war city garden
Hotter get busy and win tho coin. Jt
Is offered by tho Nutlonnl Emergency
Food Garden commission.
John 11. Henuillt, Knos Congwer
and Chnrles P. Smith of Jacksonville,
who wcro in attendance ut the sol
diers' and suitors' reunion at Ashland
Monday nnd Tuesday, returned to
their homes toduy.
Dr. Heine, oye, our, nose, throat.
Wearing a $20,000 diamond ring.
Mrs. I.. Garwood Menken of Now York
City attructcd considerable attention
In the lobby of tlio Medford hotel lust
night, and at Crater Luke yesterday.
Accompnnled by her young son, Ar
thur, and mnld, Mrs. Menkln, who is
touring tho coast, arrived In tho city
Tuesday morning by train and en
gaged Court Hull to take tho party in
a hurry to Crntor Lake In his best
auto. Mrs. Menken, the ring, the
maid nnd son left toduy for San Fran
cisco and Snn Diego.
Fruit dryers at Pacific Furniture
& Fixture fuctory.
Tho W. C. T. U. will hold no meet
ing Thursday, but on Friday will at
tend the convention at Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adrlnn of
lofferson, Iowa, who are making a
tour of the coast, arrived In the city
this morning for a visit of several
days with Mrs. Adrian's aunt, Mrs.
E. A, Dyko.
Evory lady in the city nnd county
should exhibit somo article of fancy
work, product of kitchen or pantry
somo work of art, etc., at the fair
next wcolt. Call Mrs. Jap Andrews
for particulars.
W. R. McLood, tho Prospect region
merchant, is !n tho city today on one
of his periodical business visits.
Call Taxi 303.
Mrs. Guy Chllders loft this mor
ning for Fort Jones, Cnl., for a visit
with her husband, the contractor, who
Is erecting a brick school In that
place.
Mots cars at Riverside Garage. '
II. L. Walther Is spending Wednes
day nt Glendale on a business mis
sion.
Three-pleco Aztec pottery nt your
own price. See our window. Heath's
Drug Store.
As the result of a free-for-all tight
at tho Nell lumber camp in tho SIs-
kiyous on September 4, J. J. Scott
swore out a complaint before Prose
cutor Roter(s on a charge of assault
nnd battery a'gainst Dick and Jess
Thomason and Carl llllty. Before
the enso was called for trial Wednes
day before Justice Taylor, Prosecutor
oberts Informed Scott that If ho In-
tsted on the men being prosecuted
the prosecutor would also filo an as
sault and battery charge against him.
Scott then quickly let the matter drop
nnd Prosecutor Roberts had the case
dismissed with the threat that If there
was any more trouble of like nature
nt the enmp he would press the charge
against nil concerned in the recent
trouble.
This week, nt your own price, three
pieces of Axtec pottery. See our w in-
low. Heath's Drug Store.
r motor touring party en route lo
San Diego from The Dalles, Ore., con
sisting of Mrs. C. M. Page. Miss Grace
age and Mr, nnd Mrs. F. E. Dnno
and daughter, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James F. Fleming for n
hort visit.
Baths, Sue; Holland Hotel.
Mrs. James Duncan and Mrs. James
kor left last night for their homes
In Kansas City, after a visit with
friends and relatives in this city.
Make your own price on tho three
pices of .ztcr pottery in our win
dow this week. Heath's Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chambcrlin of
Cushlng, Okla., are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Webb. Mr. Chambcrlin:
s a brother of Mrs. Webb.
Army arn In official gray. Han
dicraft Shop.
Mrs. It. F. H.inimott and children
and Mrs. IV F. Carlton and children
of Sisson, Cab. are auto tourists en
joying a visit in the city.
Xnias things for soldiers in France
must be In New York by November
1st. Knitted gifts should be started
now. Instruction free. Handlrr.ift
Shop. US'
One hundred navy recruits from
Portland and Seattle passed through
the tty today en route for the naal
training station on Mare Island.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
V STKI Wood splitters by dr or
riird. Out of town. Hex W, aMil
Tribune, 14
George Youell of Portland, presi
dent of the Pacific Fruit & Produce
company, is spending Wednesday In
the city, on business In connection
with the Medford Fruit company, and
will also look carefully into the gen
erul fruit conditions of tho valley.
Johnson for nigh-class watch re
pairing, tf
O. V. Myers returned early today
from hft week's combined business
and pleasure visit fo Portland.
Tho Medford Fluff Rug Works has
moved from East Main street to 4 01
South Riverside. 143
Mr. and Mrs. William Perry and
children from Delta, Utah, arrived in
the city. Tuesday. Today Mrs. Perry
nnd children went to Salem to visit
relatives. Mr. Perry will remain here
for Bomn time to Investigate Into the
Oregon-California land grants situa
tion. With six or eight-other -men
from his homo vicinity ho plans to lo
cate on grant lands as soon as they
arc thrown open to the public.
For the best Insurance, see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
If you don't think "washday" Is
"playdny" you want to see the Thor
Electric Washer and the ironer in
operation nt tho Jackson county fnlr.
Included among the tourists and
visitors registered nt tho hotels today
are Mr. and Mrs. Irving L. Mayer and
Ralph Brett, of Chicago, Phil Cohen
of rw.v York, Mrs. George Shearer
and Mrs. Ernest Weinhauser of Pu
eblo, Colo.: Mrs. W. F. Janncck of
Boise, Idaho; John Roll, L. Rosen
berg, Howard II. Startzmnn, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Swunson and Ed J. Hudson
of Seattle; E. S. Cooley of Yrcka,
Cul.; O. V. Logsdon, of Riddle, Ore.;
C. Owens, A. S. Fry and J. P.
Schiller of Sun Francisco; S. A. San-
ford of Roseburg;F. L. Giles, Hay
Fnrrell, Tall Thompson, Burt Ilol-
comb, ). Loest, II. L. Hall, W. H
Mitcehll, Walter H. Grlebe-, D. J.
Burns and A. W. Shoemaker of Port
land; T. H. Mnnsfield, R. K. Chapman
and W. E. Norton of Montague. Cnl
1). M. Lowe, who is working over
tho county to secure an exhibit for
the state fair, says the Interest in the
county fair is wonderful nnd tho ex
hibits promise to be very largo.
Thero Is a big rivalry regarding the
district exhibits, ns tho prizes are big,
and this will be nn Interesting depart
ment of the fnlr. Ho snys there It
llnblo to bo n shortage of potatoes
and onions because the average grow-
or thinks his products nre smaller
than they should be, but Mr. Lowe
says exhibit them anyway as the size
will ho smaller this year.
WORLD S FINEST AERIAL MOTOR
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hour two nnd n third miles n min
ute is the speed with which this
8-oylinilor engine will drive American
bmtle planes thru the nir. 'Phis is
equal almost to the hct sH'ed for
eign builders have attained with their
out plnnes, in which everything is
sacrificed for speed. The American
battle planes, heavily armed and car
rying two men, will be able lo over
lake nnd destroy the fastest of the
lienunn scouts.
About two pounds lo the horse
power lUO horsepower from nn engine-
weighing about (loll pounds is
the secret ot the marvelous sliced
this engine is able to impart to nn
airplane. Think of it !
Three men enn easily lift it and
vet ll will drive two men in un air
plane weighing half a Ion thru the
nir at twn-e the speed of the ' Twen
tieth Century Limited."
rilly hours run under load two
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full days on end wus. the final or
deal to which Hie 'ciurine wns sub
mitted to test it m endurance, to the
encli five hours; hut in the nctunl
limit. The original schedule permit
ted minor adjustments nt the end of
test the piiyinol ' wns running so
smoothly nt tile end of the first five
hour period (lint it wiis' nol touched
until 10 hours had elapsed. In ten
hours n fleet of American buttle
plmies driven by these motors could
innkc the run from Ioridin to Berlin
nnd return, pusing- on their wnv to
do full justice to the Krupp works
in Kssen.
Tho first of these wonderful en
pines was built within 21 duys alter
the idea for its general plan of con
struction was conceived. Al ter ,1 lm
lines were laid down on paper there
was never any doubt about its be
ing a good emzino, for there was no
leature in it that hail nut been tried
out in one of the best foreign en
nines. The only novelty lay in (he
way in wnir-n these pints, drown from
the world's best experience, were com
bined.
America 'hns reason to be proud
of this achievement. Such nn en
gine is worth a million soldiers. There
will be no grcnlor victory in the war
than this feut of American engineers
nnd mechanics the buttle of the
workshops.
CHAPLIN FEATURE AT
THE PAGE THEATRE
A program selected for its napplfy
ing qualities holds the boards today
and tomorrow matinee and evenings
ut the Pago theatre, headed by the
million dollar king of mirth, Charlie
Chaplin, in "Tho Cure,.", a sido-spllt-tlng
series of Chaplinnntics which
tops off the feust of fun he has fur
nished in the past In great style.
Taylor Holmes, the stage star, is
making his debut as a screen star In
"Efficiency Edgar's Courtship," an
Essanay comedy-drama.
Mr. Holmes, perhaps, Is the best
known comedian on the speaking
stage. His latest success, "His Maj
esty Bunker Bean," sent a ripple of
laughter across tho continent and
broke all records as a hit In New
York and Chicago.' He previously
scored heavily In "Tho Third Party,";
'The Commuters," "The Million'' and:
other popular plays. - '
There is a finish to this actor's
work which is seldom to be found on
the screen. He is a master of facial
oxpression and is possessed of a per-
sonnllty which wins you from the!
start. His characterization ot the
.Youcan havea wealth'
of . Beautiful Hair i
INO-.ltJO'ONIE'llI
Nothing - equals ' an aureole of
beautiful hair as a frame for a
pretty face. Without a background
of nice hair a really pretty face
frequently becomes plain but, with
it, unattractive . features assume
life and beauty. t
Every woman can increase her
natural charm by using Newbro's
Herpicide. Herpicide makes hair
beautiful. Dandruff saps the vi
tality of the hair. Herpicide applied
intelligently and regularly, cheese
this destruction of hair life and
prevents the hair from falling out,
giving it a snap and luster, a soft
silky flumness which can be ac
quired in no other way. (
. Applications may be obtained at tfie
best barber shops aed hair dressing j
parlors. A
It is guaranteed by The Herpicide Co. I
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LMEKIKIUX Al-KiCAK U
. TIMK CARD.
Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent,
and Phoenix daily, except Sunday, at
8:00 a. m., 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m
lso on Saturday at 10:15 p. m. Sun
days leave at S and 10:30 a. m. and
:00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:S0 p. m. Leave
Ashland for Medford dally, except
Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 4:00 and
5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights
at 6:30. Sundays leave Ashland at
9:00 a. m., and 10.30 a. m,, 1:00
4-30. R-sn. and 10:Srt n. ro .
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Y THOSE who choose or are chosen
from Jarkson county to serve their.
Country at home or abroad, we wish to
have -it understood that the 1st National
Bank is prepared and Milling, to receive
deposits, forward remittances and per
form missions of business and finance.
MEDFORD'S MODERN BANK.
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OREGON
whimsical Edgar of the picture is de
lightfully perfect. '
On the whole, "Efficiency Edgar's
Courtship" Is one of the best comedy-
dramas that has adorned the screen
in some time.
SKXDS EXVOV PASSPORTS.
(Continued from fage One.)
ment from the Swedish foreign office
Unit Jhe Swedish undertaking to
cease sending German messages ap
plied only lo North America caus
ed a grent surprise here, where the
facts have been well known for u
long time iiinong - diplomats and
others. . .... ,
When Hie Iliilish government took
up the nuttier with Sweden in 101.1,
assurances were given by the Swedish
foreign office to the' British minis
ter ut Stockholm und by the Swedish
minister in l.onilun, it is declared,
that the use of Swedish diplomatic
facilities for the transmission of Ger
man messages should cease. . There
were no limitations or reservations of
any sort, it is said.
Morris Discusses Affair.
STOCKHOLM, Sept. 12. Trn Nel
son Morris, Hie American minister
to Sweden, visited the foreign office
here this nftemoon nt the request of
Foreign Minister Lindinnn and the
two ministers conversed for nn hour
regarding the transmission of Ger
man cipher telegrams by the Swedish
minister nt Buenos Hires.
ONE DOLLAR
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At the
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HERE IS A PROGRAM SELECTED
for its happitying qualities and the entire family will enjoy it
2 DAYS
BEGINNING TODAY
t. lVliUU I 'OT
is.
"Efficiency Edgar's
Courtship"
featuring
TAYLOR HOLMES
Master of Mirthful Mimicry.
EDGAR SAYS:
If the way to a man's heart Is
through the stomach, then the waj
to a woman's Is through the auric
ular sense. I have accumulated
sufficient data to conclusive!!
prove that it was tho superb ren
dition of "Just a wearyln' for you"
after three lessons on the saxo
phone that won me favor in the
eyes of a certain desirable femi
nine person.
CHARLIE
. in THE
Tops off the
. in the past in
PATHE NEWS
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Members of 7tli company request
their Medford friends lo send them
no more phonographic records of
Bryan or Tult speeches, or of speech
es by any one, is the wni-il blot buck
from Forf Columbia lust night hy
Mayor Gates, l.ust Sunday tiiulit
when the mayor nnd four others were
guests of the company the soldiers
by w-ny of entertainment put on one
of the many new records received
from Medford. It proved lo be a
speech by Biyau . und was quickly
discarded and another new record
put on. This too was a Bryan socech.
It wns then developed that of the new-
records received seven were Bryan i
speeches nnd one a speech bv Taft.
The hoys will try und cxchiiiic'c them
for music records. They want no
more chin music. Mayor Gates re
ports that the boys nre all well anil
that almost every soldier has gained
from ono to three pounds since arrival
n.t Fort Columbia, lie says thai
there was but one case of measles.
AXACOXDA, Mont., Sept. 12. At
a mass meeting of members of An
aconda Mill and Smeltormen's union
last night, It was decided by prac
tically unanimous vote that the terms
offered by the Anaconda Copper .Min
ing company should be accepted, and
Women with Cinderella feet can buy
Four-Dollar Oxfords or Shoes at only
One DoIIor a Pair
-Oxfords in Tan, Gmnnetnl itiid Patent.
Shoes in Tan Button and a few pairs in
White and CI ivy Buck.
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Widths AA.-A and B.
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