Medford mail tribune., October 15, 1917, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREO! OX, MONDAY, OCTODER I.". 1017
TOCAL AND
V PERSONAL
In the lifit ol honor students Just
announced at the University of Call
fornia appears the name of Edith L
Chldester of Medford. She won her
distinction In matheniatUB.
Dr. Heine, eye, ear, nose, throat.
Many people of the various church
denominations attended the closing
sessions of the county Sunday school
convention at Ashland yesterday.
Rev, Frederick W. Carstens and flav
or C. K. Gates were nmons those who
delivered addresses to the couventlon.
Johnson for high-class watch re
pairing. -' ' '
Among the many citizens who have
recently made Interest payment on
delinquent assessments are Hev. C.
II. Hoxle, Colonel 11. II. Sargent and'
W. M. CoIvIk. The last named has
also paid his principal In full.' "For
mer -Mayor W. II. Canon writes from
liosohurg that he will pay up all the
Interest ' ho ' owes as soon as he
receives a statement.
Bring your wneat to the Central
Point Mills. We handle it In bulk
and save you the cost of hags. We
are in the market for all kinds of
grain. '
Mr. and Mrs. David Kenly of Chi
cago, who have heen visiting their
son, F. Corning Kenly, for several
weeks, will leuve for homo on Tues
day. ' '
For collections see Bullock Mer
cantile Agency. '
Hobert Iioyl, the well known Med
ford man who was badly Injured sev
eral weeks ago in an auto accident
near Hoseburg, was able to leave the
rtoscburg hospital Saturday and re
turn home. Altho he Is able to move
around on crutches It will probably
be a week or ten days bofore he will
be able to move around freely again.
He Is still suffering from a severe
hip strain.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. St.
Mnrk'n Building. Phone 32-Y..
Mrs. W. L. Holloway leaves this
evening for Portland where she will
attend the state tuberculosis conven
tion as a delegate from Jackson coun
ty. Moti ears at Riverside Garage. '
Mr. and Mrs. George Ilutz left to
day for San Francisco where they
will meet their son Georgo, and In a
Bhort timo will sail for Manila. Phil
ippine Islands, where they will spend
the winter. ,
Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly.
'Mayor C. n. Crlsler of Klamath
. Falls, who Is well known In Med
ford, Is an appendicitis patient In the
hospital at Ashland. Last week was
a hoodoo week for Mayor Crjsler, as
In that time the Ewauna 'Box Com
pany plant. In -which ho was heavily
Interested financially, was destroyed
bjr fire. Several days aflorwards he
started on a business trip for Grants
Past and while en routo was Btrlcken
with the appendicitis attack.
Call Taxi 30J.
: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ersklne of
Yreka, who have been visiting Mrs.
Brsklno's mother, Mrs. M. 1. Wolga
mott, and who prior to their visit
here enjoyed a hunting trip In tho
Glendule territory returned homo to
day. For the beat Insurance, soe Holmes
the Insurance man.
' James Cooley, formerly connected
with the Pantorlum and the Fads
Transfer company as driver1, has been
appointed by Fire Chief Lawton to the
vacancy In tho flro department cre
ated by the resignation of Harold
Mi-Donald, who loft for Seattlo Sun
day evening.
( Wanted Girl, at DeVoo's. ,
, ,W. Tyler Smith, former circulation
manager of tho Medford Hun, and
who has been circulation managor of
Hearst'B farm paper, Orchard and
Kami, of Los Angeles, for the past
three years, spent Monday In Med
ford. Ho Is enroute to Portland on
business.
; Soe Dave Wood about that flro In
surance policy. Office, Room 40. M.
F. ft H. Building.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WAM'KI) To buy ftrst-eluss second
hand wheel fur cat.h. Phono 7ii'.i-lt.
: its
Knit SAI.ri Furniture: Piano, rugs,
stoves, beds, drensers; refrigerator,
etc. Also canned fruit, iti S. New
town St., Phone 557-11. 177
FOR SALF. 750 standard n'npe
crates, complete. Edgar S. ltafer,
Hotel Medford. :
FOK HAI.K Furniture and ni:.
nearly new. 245 North Grape, l'l
WANTKO- Applo picker l'hone
5S9-.11. K. 11. Hall. 1SI
LOST Little grey kitten, KWtirn lo
i 20 Laurel street. Alleen t'raw
. ford. 17 fi
WANTKU-One horse to work for
"food. Will buy If satisfactory.
Phono 4.M-W. ITS
WANTED -Apple pickers. l'hone
ISO-It. Frank I'erry. 17s
rV- : ' -
It Is Important that all members of
the Kpworth League ol the Methodist
church attend the business, meeting
Tuesday, evening. A Bocial will fol
low the business session and a good
time Is anticipated.
Alio Taxi. Phone 8S.
Included among the out-of-town
visitors registered at the hotels today
are C. P. Twoomey of Salt Lake; W.
K. Ilustln of Kansas City; L. Kann ot
Seattle; E. C. Van Houtte of Eugene;
E. A. Jacob, W. II. Wright and Sam
uel Benkourtz of San Francisco.
Johnson for high-class watch re
pairing, tf
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Bixby of Ithaca,
Nub., who have been visiting Mrs.
Helen Haskins, left Monday morning
on the return trip home. Mr. Blxby
is a railroad man and took advantage
of his vacation to come with bis wife
lo visit the coast.
Hot cakes and coffee, 10c. Dia
mond HestauTant. 127 Sixth street.
Miss Kathryn Campbell , left for
Glendale on Monday morning, where
she will visit for some time.
The Bullock Mercantile Agency,
collectors.
Griffith Cowglll of Spokane, who
has spent the summer in the employe
here of the Rogue River Canal com
pany, left for home today. He con
templates attending the Colorado
school of mines.
Metz cars at Riverside Garage.
Tho condition of Owney Patton,
whd has been seriously 111 with pto
maine poisoning since last Thursday,
was reported today as much Improved.
Mr. Patton was taken ill last Thurs
day night whllo down town and was
removed to his home, 542 South Ivy
street.
Baths, 25e. Iroiel Holland.
Albert Wilson Clark, ensign In the
naval reserve, who is atached to the
navy coast guard cutter Unalgo, sta
tioned In Pacific coast waters. Is
home for a few days' viBit with his
mother, Mrs. G. B. Clark, and Bis
ter. Mr. Clark enlisted In the naval
reserve service last April and alnce
that time has cruised all along the
Alaskan coast and among the Rus
sian Islands.
The Ford Tractor Co., will have
a tractor In Medford within the next
ten days. 177
Mrs. D. L. Drake of Los Angeles,
who has been here during the pear
season, acting as overseer at the pre
coollng plant of the Rogue River
Fruit association, left today for her
home. .
The grand Jury Is holding a ses
sion this week and began Its sessions
at Jacksonville Monday morning. So
far as can be learned It will give con
sideration to six cases. Next Monday
the fall term "of circuit court will
begin.
E. B. Hanley returned Sunday from
his Alaskan canneries, where he
spent the Bummer. He reports a
good pack of Balmon, which are
bringing fancy prices. He states that
it rained most of the summer at the
cannery and one day 12 Inches fell
and 4 Inches was not at all unusual.
Thru an error on tho part of the
local committee In chnrge,. Judge
Stevenson of Portland was anounced
In an advertisement Saturday as one
ot tho speakers for the Liberty bondj
campaign meeting which will be held
In this city tomorrow night. Central
Point Tuesday afternoon, and at
other places. Instead Hon. S. M. Gar
land, state senator of Linn county,
wll speak. Tho mooting tomorrow
night will bo hold nt the Xatatorlum
and all patriotic citizens ore expect
ed to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Clark and
daughter of Portland visited friends
In the city Saturday, they being en
routo to Los Angeles by auto.
Fronk MiKoe Is In tho city from
tho aviation training school on North
Island, -flan Diego, on a ten days' fur
lough which lie will spend In visit
ing relatives and friends. Sir. McKee
was ono of the many Medford boys
who enlisted In the aviation service
last March and were sent to the San
Diego training school. Ho reports
that alt tho Medrord boys there are
tu good health nnd spirits and says
that like himself they are anxious
for the training period to end and
their assignment to active service.
PAGE Tuesday Night, Oct. 16
Southern Oregon's Greatest Place of Amusement
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Eugent Walters' Thrilling Drama in 4 Acts.
More thrilling than "Withiu the Law"
More mystifying that "Alias Jimmy Valentine."
More overpowering than "Paid in Full."
More fascinating than "Sherlock Holmes."
Cast, includes Norman llackett. Mav Rueklev,
Clifford Stork, Cordelia McDonald, Frank Uarra't,
(ieorge AVoods nnd others.
SCATS NOW SKI.UMJ. Moll, UKM.KH Now
Lower Floor First H rows, $l."0; last 4 rows, $1.
linlcony - First I rows, $1 ; next 1, 7."e; balance 50c .
. Alfred Smith of Los' Angeles is) in
the city visiting his father and to
look after business matters, i ... -
C: W Donahue of Chicago, 'travel
ing representative of a large men's
tailoring factory of that city. Is in
the city today on business.
Judge E. D. Brings of Ashland was
In the city Saturday night enroute
to Baker, Ore., where he will spend
the next week on legal business.
E. C. Van Houtte of Eugene, dis
trict commercial superintendent of
the Pacific Telegraph and Telephone
company, and vice president of tho
Home Telephone company, is in the
city today on business at the local
telephone offices.' " i
John M. Klllop of Oroville, Calif.,
was a visitor In the city Sunday. -
Grover Nell(;ttm Well known stock
man of the Ashland; district, was a
week end visitor In the city.
The latest addition to the many
forest fires burning thruout the
county is one that broke out In the
Butte Falls district of the forest re
serve Sunday. The local forestry of
fice sent several men from Medford
today to combat this fire. Nothing
was heard today from the several big
forest fires in the Elk Creek district
which are being fought by Forest Su
perior Erlckson and about 100 men,
but It is assumed that these fires are
still uncontrolled.
Earl KUllgan who has been visit
ing relatives here left this morning
for Salem, where he will visit other
relatives. He may decide to locate in
Salem.
James W. Gulnn of RIalto, Calif.,
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Amann, left for home today.
Mr. and Mrs. Aniann will probably
soon go to Oakland or Vallejo, Calif,
to reside this winter.
The American Bell Telephone com
pany has Just purchased five millions
dollars worth of the second Liberty
loan bonds far the company and its
employes. Telegraphic announce
ment of this action was received to
day by the office of the Home Tel
ephone company.
Dr. E. R. Seely leaves tonight on
a buBlnces trip of several days to
Pendleton, Ore.
The Women's Relief Corps will
meet Wednesday afternoon in the
new quarters of the G. A. R. and W.
R. C, the former armory club rooms
of the Seventh company, on West
Main street.
FEDERAL MEDIATORS
AT
PORTLAND, Oct. 15. Members
of the federal adjustment board com
menced their work in Portland today.
They will examine into the strike sit
uation in tho steel nnd wooden ship
vnrds. More than 7000 men are on
strike and work stopped on a score of
vessels in nn advanced stupe of con
struction. The board is expected to
remain hero a week before going to
San Francisco. The findings and
recommendations of the members will
not be made public until investiga
tions on the Incific coast are com
pleted, it was announced.
DIED.
LINDSAY Mrs. Margaret Lind
say died at her home, 57 Church
street, Ashland, on Sunday morning,
October 11. nged ti" years. Funeral
services will be held on Tuesday af
ternoon, October 10, at Stock's un
dertaking parlors. Internment in
Hiirgndine cemetery.
Deceased wns the widow of Clias.
Lindsay, who died n number of years
ago. She was n native of Forfar
shire, Scotland, coming to America
over thirty years since, nnd for
twenty years or more lias been a
well-known resident of this vicinity.
Devoted as a wife nnd mother and
steadfast in her friendships were
Mrs. Lindsay's predominant virtues,
nnd ber untiring energv afforded nn
example of what per-istent induM'"
can tu'compli-Oi under adverse cir
cumstances. She leaves wo sons,
Charles ninl William, both resilient
of this eitv.
II
The organization of the ' Liberty
loan committee for the Medford dis
trict has been perfected by the ap
pointment of the following sub-committees
by W. H. Gore, chairman of
the executive committee: ' '
, Medford: W. H. Gore, chalrman'ex
ecutive committee; C. W. McDonald,
and C. E. Gates, executive committee
men; J. II. Cochran, W. F. Isaacs,
John '"', Mann,' Geo. Collins, J. A.
Perry, Geo. Andrews, A. L. Hill, H.
G. Wortman, Wig Ashpole, H. C.
Garnett, F. H. Hollls, J. A. Wester
lund, F. L. Tou Velle, P. J. Neff, C.
M. Kldd, Carl Bowman, M. Maruyama,
Dr. 3. H7 Porter, Miss Banks, V.
Meldo Hlllis, L. H, McCormack. .
Jacksonville: Wm. Johnson, chair
man; Emil Brltt, Lewis Ulrica.
Ruch: Capt. C. M. Ruch, chairman;
Miles Cantrell.' .
Opplegate: John Pcrnoll, chairman.
Central Point: J. O. Isaacson, chair
man; W. J. Freeman, Rev. Paul Ban
dy. Gold Hill: L. W. Smith, chairman;
Jos. H. Beeman.
Rogue River: D. T. Tenett, chair
man; Don F. Wilson.
Table Rock: Col; R. C. WaBhburn,
chairman; Ed W. Carlton, Mrs. J. C.
Pendleton.
Eagle Point: J. V. Mclntyre, chair
man: Frank Brown, Fred Pejouse.
Phoenix: E. G. Coleman, chairman;
H. W. Frame.
Publicity Committee: Geo. Putnam,
chairman; Blaine Klum, R. W. Ruhl,
Edson Marshall.
ROSEBURG, Oct. 15. S. R. Brls
bln, a storekeeper at Looking Glass,
a few miles from here, ran Into a
switch engine' with his automobile
last night. "His wife was seriously
Injured and is not expected to live.
Brisbin was badly hurt. Te auto
mobile was wrecked.
Notice
All back interest on city assess
ments must be paid by November
15th. Your co-operation in carrying
out the Supreme court decision will
be appreciated. "Do your bit."
By order of the City Council.
GUS H. SAMUELS,
95 City Treasurer.
YoungWomenAwaiting
The Great Crisis
Of nn the vital times
In life, the birth of a
baby ta the climax of
nature's moBt won
derful evolution. Aftei
a period of anxious
waiting, the hour ar
rives for the advent of
a new life. Nature
must be aided during
this waiting perloi U
the pain and danger
of the crisis is to be
avoided.
Three generations have found great re
lief from the many discomforts of ap
proaching motherhood, by the nnfo, time
honored massage, "Mother's Friend".
It gently softens every fibre, cord, ten
don and ligament. The drawn sVin bo
comes soft and elastic Tension and
drain upon the expanding abdominal
muscles is relieved when baby arrives:
morning sickness or nausea usually is not
felt and the crisis is passed with Infinite
ly less pain an 4 danger.
'Mother's Friend" has been ftsod by ex
pectant mothers with tho groatest suo
cobs for over forty years.
Get a bottle from the drugglftt today
nnd write th Brad field Regulator Co.,
Iept. E, 200 Lamar Building. Atlanta.
Go., for a valuable book brimful of use
ful Information. The book will be mailed
to you without charge. Do not by any
means neglect to begin the use of "Moth
er's Friend": the preparation Is un
doubtedly a real and wonderful aid to na
ture In her work.
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1:1 S. Front St.
Kvnts for Ijiullcs.
Save 0 u r s
oldicrs
TIKN1UV, MKATI.KSS DAY
IHniT from 1I: to H::IU.
Another of Tlnwm Knmoiut Dinners.
Hon .
- Chicken ftlblets and Rice.
rtallftltP.
Sliced Tomatoes. Cucumbers.
Cabbage Slaw. Pickled Ueels.
Klsh.
Sslmon Steak, fried In butter . ..30c
Fried Rock Cod, drawn butter . 30c
Fried Halibut, bresded .....30c
Codfls.li and Cream, family
style .30c
Kntrw.
llaked leans. Van Camp style 25c
With home-made steamed corn
bread. Macaroni and cbcs, family
style - .' 25c
Chicken rot I'lo (Harry's fa
mous ...30c
Yi'Ketnlileji.
Crcamivi Potatoes. Stewed Carrots.
Crcen String Means.
Assorted Pies.
Peach Short Cake with cream.
Coffee. Milk, Buttermilk l.nd
Iced Tea.
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Here is a story for the whole family children from
five, to sixty will enjoy every moment of this out-of-the-ordinary
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X A 17 playing
FTSAjSI, tonight only
Little
MARY McALISTER
Screenland's Child Wonder, so-called a
Miniature Bernhardt
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.
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is
"PANTS"
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Also
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TOMORROW:
Messrs. Shubei t Present
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A powerful legitimate drama in I acts.
nii-siiis-. accordiii!.' lo today's U(lvicc
' the rmvv department. Tiventy-Ki
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j Bt.r js Jhn JfcN'cill. vlioe fiithui
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gives us a
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DOUGLAS
Fairbanks
In his own story,
'DOWN to earth;
A laugh tonic bubbling
over with Fairbanks' sun
shine philosophy.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Oct. 17-18
Balcony 15c
Lower Floor 25c
Children 5c
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it pnrt of "THE FIGHTING
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the interest upl
Also
ALICE JOYCE
HARRY MOREY
ii the "-Act Drama
'HER SECRET"
There is heart interest ad
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