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MEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, -OREGON". TUESDAY.- OCTOBER "2. 1917 ' ?- i '
IOCAL AND
L' PERSONAL
Hurl IJlrlch left for his 8tii k ranch
In the Prospect renloil 'thlji afternoon
after a short visit in tho city. His
fino modern home and contents were
destroyed by a forest fire this Hum
mer, entallliiK a loss of $2500. Mr.
Ulrich Buva that he will not rebuild
till spring and that ho and Mrs. 11-
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paxon of Cen-.rch will spend the winter In a shack
tral Point are at Salem, the Biiests they have erected on tho ranch.
of their daughter, .Miss Ruth, who is, aj axj . .
school librarian In the capital city.
A Klamath Falls party sojourning
Alco Taxi. Phone SOS. ,n lh() city with t)lo Melfor,i 1Hl0!
Mrs. Marie Otterdule has returned .a,,,,,.,,.,, consH,9 of Mrs. J.
from an extended stay at Klamath w ,I(.CoVi Mrs. p w Houston, Mrs.
FallB- ' ' ) ! Fred L. Houston, itert WIthorow and
Dr. Heine, eye. ear, nose, throat. Mr an(1 Mrg. E w withorow. '
Miss Christina Heckman. aughted: Tn mmFntiXm of opmion of the
fo Mr. and Mrs. Heckman of Central manv nllnt(,rs wno were t y,niav
Point, Is teaching tho school at JijrII , lmt VMm,m piie;lliants are much
scarcer this fall than for a number of
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this year,
The Bullock Mercantile Agency,
collectors. '
Jacksonville gnve generously to tho
war library fund. The committee In
charge of the collection were not long
In collecting far beyond t lit- quota
for the county seat. Tho school chil
dren contributed $14.00 to tho pa
trlotlc fund.
Johnson for high-class watcb re
Ex-County Surveyor A. T.1 Urown ,
left Monday for 'Frisco to assume his
Mfg. Co., of Pittsburg, Cal., mttkers of
wood pulp. I
Aprons for pickers and packers,;
at the Tent Factory, at Nat. 172 ;
Rudolph Mohr of Snn Francls'o. a
brothel1 or Kmll Mohr of the rlotc!;
Medford, accompanied by his wife,
has arlved for a few days' visit In
Medford. i
Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Picket and fam
ily have returned to their home at
Merrill, Ore., following a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McDonald. Mr.
McDonald and Mrs. Plckot are broth-
years past. Tho general opinion also
prevails that there has been much
Illegal shooting and killing of pheas
ants tho pnst few weoks In the val
ley. This belief Is based on the fact
that the hunters of Monday found so
many empty Bholls wherever they
went.
Alco Taxi. Phone 80S.
C company, which made a hike to
Jacksonville and return by way of
Central Point and the hill road yes
terday, Is spending today in camp
practicing hand grenade throwing
and bayonet exercises.
For the best Insurance, see Holmes
the Insurance man.
Dillon K. Hill and John narneburg
returned this morning from their sev
eral days hunting trip to Buck lake.
Howard Hill and other members of
the party wll' remain at tho lake for
a day or two.
nnths, 2HC. Hotel Holland.
Captain .1. F. Pyrem of the United
States army arrived In the city todny,
i nccompnnled ty his wife, to inspect
tho government property In use by C
aw mil .fatal-
We pay cash for Winter Mill. Captam Dyrom has chargo
pears. J. W. Perry, at tho Co-Opera-tlve
Fruit Growors' Assn.
Mrs. Sllva Mcilee of Middlctown,
Calif., arrived In tho city today for
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. II.
E. Hooker, with whom sbo will Bpond
tho winter.
For collections seo Bullock Mer
cantile Agency. . ,
Mrs. M. A. Under has returned
of tho Inspection of nil government
property IsBued to tho federalized na
tional guard organizations of Oregon
and Washington. Ho and Mrs. By
rom aro gucnts at tho Medford hotel.
Tho O. W. B. M. of tho Christian
church will meet nt tho homo of Mrs.
A. W. Walker on Fir street Wcdnes
day afternoon' lustrad of Thursday
nftornoon, SB previously announced.
All members and friends aro urged
frnn, tw. Ihma intl.B .'lull nt hnPI
. . i , ,i m r, i . to bo present as a good program Is
former home in Indiana. Mr. -Itador: , 1 ,
returnod home Sunduy from Crntor, Prepared
Lake park, whero he sorved this
summer as a park employe-.
Clet you a China rooster today and
j hnvo Bartlott mount it. You will
Johnson for high-class watch re- " ... r.unl ..... ..
. Continental, Orient of Hartford,
pairing. . if , ....
Mrs. F. C. Hansen and son left Northern Assurance and Svea o (.ot
today for Corvnllls, their future tRI""rK om..ni that pay losses
home. Mr. Clausen went to Corvnl- Promptly. Come to mo with your lu
lls several days ago with tho family V'" tro,lWn' J' ' W akof,(f,
household goods. Thev have resided AK,,n'- ' '
In Medford for the past year, having T,,n of "ro at ' ? " V
come here from Colorado. -. " Carles auKhan on Last Mala
Opportunity for boy over 10 years '"w( '' " "'V3;
old to learn the printing business at ''" 0 """ "(
the Mall Tribune office. Apply to i "" 1 he ,e' " " ' ,.tho
the foreman. tf hflcrnoon was a grass fire on West
Olive Uebokah lodge will entertain ! Ninth street, wilier, was oxtingulsh-
! The Knights i,( I'vthius held their
first big mcdine for tlte winter
months lust evening und it was cer
' tuinly it :nlu occasion. The work
, put on in the Knight's degree was
handled especially well by the new
degree team, the King I'vthagaru:
and the senate being especially im
pressive. The llornbrook lodge was invited
to spend lust evening with the Sled
i'oi'd lodge, and the way they n?
! ceptcd the invitation murks (hem as
' a bunch of "dyed-in-the-wool"
! I'ythiuns. Tho Hornlirook lodfre, led
by Jav Jacobs, chancellor commnn-
ucr, took Talisman lodge by slorm.
fbe spirit of fraternity truly reigned
supreme.
After the work in the third degree
mis finished the local lodge and
visitinir brothers were entertained by
Hie following- artists: Hro. E. C. Root,
violinist, accompanied by Fred Al
ton Haight, pianist, rendered the
"Serena rip."' In- Victor Herbert, in
truly masterful slyle, answering to n
hearty encore with n selection, "Arts
and Flowers," by Habani. Van li.
(lilhert sang "Mammy's Little Coal
lllnck Rose" in n highly pleasing
manner. Frnuk I.indlev entertained
the crowd in his. own inimitable way
with n recitation comparing the hoy
that stayed on the farm with the fa
vored brothers who were sent to col
lege. L. C. Jnquette of Hombrook
kept the crowd in nn uproar' with n
line of stories.
Grand Clinnccllor Harry C. Wort
man gave a review of the work done
by the grand lodge in tho grand do
me in of Oregon the past year.
Tim grand chancellor paid Talis
man lodge n rare compliment when
lie said: "If I could only hold one
position I would rather be n member
of our homo lodge Ihan to be grand
cliancellor of the state." Several of
the legal lights were in attendance
and responded when called uron "for
the good of the order." among them
Messrs. Thomas, Roberts nnd Nel'f.
Afler tho high jinks, Chancellor
Commander V.wing ordered the doors
to the hancpief room thrown open nnd
the hungry Pythians were trealed to
a midnight spread.
Several of the Med ford K. P.'s
will visil the Yreka lodge Wednesday
nighl, October and from 'the look
nf Ihiim-i Hie K. of P.'s are taking
Ihcir place among Hie active fraler
nitv orders of the Rogue River valley
nnd vicinity.
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C company tonight nt tho lodgo hall
on Sixth Btroet. The aoldlora will
march to the hall In a body.
Pork and beans, with plo, 20c. Dia
mond Restaurant, 127 East Gth St
Mr. and Mrs. J. CI. 'Norton, well
known old former residents of tho
valley for f7 years, returned to-'tholr
homo at Corvnllls today after a visit
hero nnd at Ashland for the past two
weeks. They removed from tho val
ley ten years ago, and will return
In a Bhort time to reside permanently
in ellhor Medford or Ashland where
they will piircliiiso a home.
See Davo Wood about that flrij In
surance policy. Office, Room 404, M.
F. & II. rtulldliiK. '
Mrs. It. M. Wells Is here for a few
days' visit with Mr. and MrH. jl". V.
McDonald, stopping off while en
routo from Vancouver, B. ('., to F.l
Centro, Calif.
Bring your wheat to tho Central
Point Mills. Wo handle it In bulk
and save you tho cost of bags. We
are In tho market for all ,LIihU of
grain.
John E. Stewnrt, proprietor of Hie
Quir., returned this morning from a
weeks' visit at tho state fair and In
Portland.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. St.
Mark's Building. Phono 2:i-Y.
The first meeting for the full aul
winter season of the Mcdlord Choral
Boclety will be held this evening.
Met cars at Riverside (inrai'.o.
Rev. (I. C. lliiffln, American Sun
day school missionary, with the help
of John Hllllo of Trail Is hold
lug revival meetings at Agate.
Dr. C'has. T. Sweeney, Physician
and Burgeon. Phlpps Bldg. Phono ;t.
tf
Rev. Florence I,. Crawford, over
seer of all the Aposlollr l-'alih ntls-j
slotia, arrived In Mcdfonl this morn-
Ing from her heiolu:ii-tcrs in I'oit
land to look after the local evangel
istic work. A hand of workers from
the Portland mission hns been hold
ing tout meetings at the corner of
6th and Holly streets for over a week. ,
Th meetings will probably be brol
to a close Sunday uluht. It Is not
known yet whether a mission will be
established In Medford. I
General urol.slci :ng. furniture re
paired and reflnished, iiinttrvmHw run- j
orated, feathers steamed and cleaned, j
carpets and run cIPaned and relnld.
Douglas, 2S5 S. Riverside. I'honej
J0Q-In 174'
od without any damage being done.
George E. Johnson, superintendent
of the Pacific & Eastern railroad,
has resigned his office nnd will leavo
In two weeks to tako entlro chargo of
tho Gales Creek nnd Wilson River
railroad which runs from Wllkes
horo, Ore., towards Tillamook,' nnd
Is owned by the timber Interests of
that section. George W. Nlelsou, of
Portland, an experienced railroad
man, who has been connected with
the Mill lines for the pnst eight years
will succeed Mr. Johnson as super
intendent of the Pacific 0. Eastern.
J. 11. Bryant of Portland, Ore.,
general agent of the North American
Accident Insurance Co. ,1s spending
a few days In Medford looking after
tho Interests of his company.
The Western I'lilnu Telegraph
company can use another boy not
under Hi years of age. Splendid op
portunity for advancement. '
Met, cars at Riverside Garage.
Worth Their Weight III Gold.
No in mi can do his best when suf
fering from backache, rheumatic
pains swollen Joints, sore muscles
or other symptoms of kidney trouble.
B. II. Stone, MO N. 2d St., Reading,
Pa., writes: "I cantracted a most se
vere case oT kidney trouble. 1 gradu
ally grew worse and for months was
unable to attend to business . I be
gan to use Foley Kidney Pills ami
soon round the pains were gone and
I have had no aches since. They have
been worth their weight in gold to
me." Sold everywhere.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTEIV.
10 1-.!.
A runnliotit top.
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Your
Chlld'H
Eyes arc
Strained
lie Is
In his
school work. It may mean much
to lilin In Inter life If you have
RICKERT
Kit the right glasses now.
Kcliisle OptoinelrNt.
mi drops rsi:i.
Sultif 1-2. over the Mav Company
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter
Ra'O today for an exiendod trip to
New York and Boston.
Austin Corbin, owner of a large
ranch near Eagle Point, has return
ed from the east ai'tar v ebsenco of
about a year.
STOMACH AGONIES
DUE TO POISON
One Doso of IteiatMly Kivccn Pain
Away Hundreds of Thoit
snnds Restored.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Is un
like any other. It sweeps tho Bile
and Poisonous Catarrhal Accretions
from the System. Soothes and nllays
Inflammation In the Intestinal Tract
- the cause of serious and fatal ail
ments, such as Gall Stones, Appendi
citis. Acute Indigestion, Cancers and
I'lcers of the Stomach nnd Intestines.
Yellow Jaundice. Constlpallon, Gas
tritis, Anlo Intoxication, etc., etc. In
every locality there nre grateful peo
ple who owe their complete recovery
to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Thou
sands say It has saved them from the
knlTe. The most thorough system
cleanser known. Contains no alcohol
or habll-fornilug drugs. FREE book
let on Stomach Ailments. Address
Geo. H. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist. Chicago.
Better yet, obtain a bottle of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy from I.eon ft
Hasktns or any reliable druggist, who
will refund your money If It falls.
Allho the big drive to sell the sec
ond liberty loan bond issue of three
billion dollars started Monday with
great enlliusiasm thruoiit the United
Slates, there wus no formal cam
paign opening in M!edford. However,
u number of iiuiuiries were received
at the banks pertaining to the sale of
the hugfe bond issue, and several pur
chases were niude. '
The ciiietness of the opening drive
here was due chiefly to the nbsence
from the city of S, 11. Gore, who is
chairman of the liberty loan auxiliary
committee for southern Oregon dis
trict. Mr. Gore, who is in Portland,
where he is doubtless in consultation
with the state liberty loan headquar
ters, will return to the city Thurs
day, and it is expected that with his
return the loeul liberty loan selling
drive will begin.
Medford banks have received the
formal application lilnnks and adver
tising circulars pertaining to the sec
ond liberty loun. It 1s pointed out
that the first liberty loan campnign
in Medford started off very quietly
nnd gradually warmed up. so no
doubt i felt that Medford nnd the
valley will subscribe liberally to the
ninoimt or over of I heir quota of
liberty bonds.
In fact, it is predicted thnt the
second issue of liberty loan bonds
will sell here much faster than the
first issue did, because of the 4 pet
cent interest these bonds will draw.
WEDDING BELLS
'I
Married in Jacksonville, September
2f, Miss Bell French to fjiwrenco
Crawford, both of Talent, Or. After
Ihe ceremony the young couple re
turned to tho homo of the bride's
pn rents, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. N French,
where n bounteous wedding dinner
awaited them, iiumediately after
which the linppy couple left for
Klainnlh Falls. Only the families
nnd relatives were present at the
wedding dinner. These young people
are known as among Iho best of Tal
ent's younger set, and the best wishes
of all of Talent and Phoenix are be
ing oxtendeit to Ihepi.
T
C. A. Knight of Medford, who Is
spending the summer in New York
City, writes to I,. A. Wakcman that
tho causo of the low prices realized
by Medford pears is due to their ar
riving over-rlpo. This fact is caused
by the poor servico rendered by" the
railroads' which 'have taken as long
as 20 days, when 8 or. 10 days is the
schedule In ordinary years. The de
layed service has resulted In poor
Icing service. Mr. Knight writes:
"i have been Into Now York1 city
three times within the' paBt few days
to attend tho auction sales of fruit
from Medford and the northwest,
and it has been arriving in rather
bad condition, neurly all ripe and
some of It hardly fit to use, but ow
ing to the high prices for tho past
few days all kinds, even the ripe
fruit, has been bringing fair prices.
It Is claimed here that owing to the
dry season in the Rogue river valley
the fruit is not holding, up aB it
should. There is a good market for
all kinds of fruit, and bids fair to
continue bo. Late pears and apples
are expected to bring the highest
price for many years. In fact, Mr.
Day of" Sgoble and Day, who are old
commission men long in the market
business, told me this morning that
he had never seen such a high mar
ket, and he also slated that In his
Judgment It would continue so for
the balance of the season, which
sounds good to the orchardfsts, who
have nnd such a hard time during the
past five or six years."
Ute'f'US' Saturday iiMit jvjfn
drafted later on,' and 'lir.-t
tlleiil
'Two well-known young Yrcka,
Cal., business men enlisted yesterday
nt the Medford army recruiting office
in the engineers corps, forestry di
vision, mid left last night for Port
land to take the psysical examination.
The new recruits are Henry J.
Sheffer, who for some time has been
in the grocery business in Yreka, and
(.'onley Ilrowh, who for several years
has been a clerk in the Siskiyou Xti
timml bank of Yrckd. They came to
3000000QOOOOOOC
TO EXCHANGE
A Ford car and JliT.O gets
a good house ami lot In Mcd
foiil. Clear. No assessments.
Garden. Fruit. Lawn. Flow
ers. Well worth .investiga
tion. Owner, 11 N. Main
St., Ashland.
Rogue Elk Resort
Located at mouth nf Elk creek, on
the Rogue, Rest fishlns grounds,
good hunting, experienced
guides, best accommodations.
Splendid place for week-end va
cation. Information at Valley Ga
rage, Medford.
ARE YOU REAPING
THE BENEFIT
Are you taking advantage of our re
duced prices to equip yourself with a
new suits, shoes, etc. etc.
Whether you need them or not it
will pay you to investigate this money
saving sale. j
Men's Suits Men's Dress
7 Gfl shoes
VM $2.50
Men's Suits :
Blue Serge Men's
and Work
All-wool c
Mixtures Shoes
$9.98 $2.50
All kinds of furniture tools etc.
Going for a song
g Out
Closin
Sale
Sergeant Weston, who then passed
them on to Supervisor Mrickson. lSotli
the sergeant and the supervisor pas.
favorably on their iiialiiications,
hence on .Monday they enlisted.
Their reason for enlisting in (be
forestry division of the cayinecrs'
corps is I ha! a number of oilier
Yrcka young men have already en
listed in that division and gone into
service, including Charles II. Coolcy,
malinger of the Yrcka Lumber com
pany, who enlisted last week.
Mrs. Brown accompanied her hus
band to Medford to enlist, and -Mrs.
Oooley chine over from Yreka v.ilh
them. i t '
ti.ta'will ho Jut-rcase through thai
wbok. YoKtenjny'lK.iip Uas received
;it jtho library, leaking; it total be
J 0 S . r. :: and It is probable that twop.-.
ty-flve or thirty dollars more will L
collected bororo tho campaign Is com-'
plcled. ...'..-'
To Relieve Catarrhal
Deafness and Head
Noises
MEDFORD LIBRARY FUND
TOTALS $303.53 FOR WEEK
Monday the war library commitlcc
sent a check to Portland of $:!UU.or,
which represents tho result of tho
week's campaign for tho million dol
lar national fund to provide the var
ious cantonments In tho country with
libraries. While this docs not equal
Mcdford's quota of $r00 it is regard
ed as a creditable showing and the
If you have ( aldrrhal Tleafnossor
bead noises go to Heath's Drug Store,
Hawkins' Drug Store, Strang's DruR
Stoic, Medford Pharmacy or ' Vcst
Side .Pharmacy and get 1 ounce of
Pariulnt (double strength), and add
to it U pint of hot water and 4 ounces
of gnmulajod sugar. Take 1 tahlo
spoonful four times a day.
This will often bring quick rellof
from the distressing head noises.
Clogged nostrils should open, breath
ing become easy and the mucous
stop dropping into tho throat. It is
easy to prepare, costs little and Is
pleasant to take. Any one who has
Catarrhal Deafness or head noises
should give this prescription a trial.
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'HER EXCELLENCY
GOVERF'OR'
Will not only help you 1o decil; but will also give
you a keen insiglit into Hip running of a iiolitic.il
Machine.' '
WILFRED LUCAS
is the Governor xu falls in with scheming po'i
ticians. ELDA MILLAR
is the Lieiitenaul Governor who manages to act, as
Governor long enough to put through a hig meas
ure. Oilier Page 1'eal rtres:
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TOMORROW
MEN OF THE
DESERT
A OOKKIXG GOOD YYKSTKKX, measuring up
with the host t" lie had, with
JACK GARDNER
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Adults 15c; Children 5c
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Page, Thursday Nifliit, Oct. 4th
The LaScala Grand Opera
p,e Company
PRESENT
"CARMEN"
Ester I'ciT.'iliini. (iiuseppe Gamlenzi
H ill Smgil.e I.c-nling K'oles
IO-n,..rus-l Sl ,.,,., I n.-Orchosthm-W
Orchestra I'mU r Kr, ,-r,. f Fi.lcrdo Gucrrieri
''I'K'l:
i.oer rioor- -i,t 1 I R!, si- Wf a ,.AWO o m
liox seats,
Balcony -Kii-t -I rows,
rows. .l.i mi.
ii xt 1 rows. $l.i0; last 5
Seats Now Si -i (!-- ( ti i. i .."
i i in in cai i v.
Curtain 8 p. m. Sh;
irp--.No one seated durim? iier-
ii'i'mnvn-e. . '