Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 18, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextA. 4. XKA AJJ f .OOAL AND V PERSONAL Mr C.cor;ro Andrews who is bo well known in Medford In all things pertaining to music, will show her talent in another lino a3 the vitlng name in "lira. Pat and The Law,1' at St. Mark's Hall tomorrow niRht. nr. Heine, eye. ear, nose, throat. All the school toys arc onvioui of John Hamill. who a3 a little crippled boy bc;ins hia theatrical caroor In "Mil Pat and The Law," one of the play? to bo Kivea tomorrow night at St. Mark's hull. Red Cross dance nt Eagle .Point Saturday nlaht, October 20th. ' Good mur.Ic . Tickets for the three one-act play tb lio iven tomorrow, r.lght at St Mark's, hnll are cu sale at, the Ilotei Medford, the Medford Book store and Martin J. Reddy'3. They, will also he on buIo at the door that night Any one who may wish . t( join the drama league may do no that nisht from the membership committee who will ho nt a table near the door. L. B. Iirown was inland paid up his paving assessment in full amount ing to $211.04. The first football name of the sea rost and take nat once before Jus grounds when tho high school team meets the Alumni at 2:3d o'clock Sat urday. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing. Stephen V. N'ye of this city has ap plied for a first lieutenancy In the of ficers signal reserve corps, aviation division. Committees of citizens out collect ing city at.tit'KsntentK report that busl- ni'sis men are responding well to ap peal of the mayor to pay up all delin quent paving interest. V.'oldon Zundel of Medford and Geo Wing of eastern Oregon, who is vis iting in tho city and vicinity, were coming back from Hornbrool; about midnight last night when their auto was Btopped by Special Liquor Offi cer Porter and deputies who found 12 quarts of whisky In tho car. Zun del and Wing were placed undor ar rest and take nat once before Jus tice of tho Pence Trcfron of Ashland, who fined each of them f"iQ and cos's, which they paid. Hod Crons danco at Eagle Point Saturday night, October 20th- . Oood music. 1S1 Pour minute Liberty loan bond speeches will bo made In thealers to night as follows: Pago, Fred W. Mourn; Klnllo, Glenn O. Taylor; Star, : A. J. Ilanby. Hrlng your wueat to the Central Point Mills. We handle It In bulk nnd save you the cost of bags. We are In the mnrket for all kinds of grnln. Mrs. C. W. Cnuklin loft this morn ing for Portland, whero sho will visit j friends nnd relatives for tho next two weeks. ' Tor collection? see Buttock Mer I cnnlllo Agency I.. L. Trcfron, tho well known Ash-j land justlco of tho penco, Is a busi ness visitor In tho city today. Hr. Frank Roberts, dentist. St. Mark's Building. Phone 323-Y. T. J. Kenney who has been employ ed at the salmon cannery of Ilnnloy & Madden at Nellie Juan bay, Alnska, arrived homo from Alnskn this morn ing nnd will spend the winter here with his family, lie reports thnt 1)111 Coleman, farmer county clerli, who has also been employed nt the same cannery, will arrive hero in n few days, having stopped off nt Portland. Alcta cars at Itlversldo Garage. I-'ianl; Donovan, the well known p.iitil. man of Kiii:ono. Is In tho city today on business. P.i'd Crops dance nt Kagle Point Pattinlay night, October 20th. Oood music. I SI Mrs. O. K. Gnult before leaving this morning for Fort Columbia to visit her son Clarence Cramer, of Company 7, tald thnt If niter rcarhing the fort rhe can learn that the company will remain fur the winter t Fort Colum bia. : he will locate at Portland fol low'uir her visit The tuliir of the M. E. church will bold fiolr riinmnge foJ Oct. 23th 20 t!i av"l "Tth at the corner of Main and illicit, across from M. M. de part mi nt Store. ITS' l:ud Lawn nce who has been fore man of tho Horn ranch on Cokcr Hul lo this summer and fall, has re turned to the city and entered the employ of the A loo compnny as ta.l eali driver. Have yo ulrled a patriotic dinner of hal.ed salmon? Medlord Fish Mar ket. Phone 1102. I oren Dunham of llornbrook was n business visitor In tho city Wednes day and today. T.Y. Heine fits glasses correctly. Call Taxi 3S. Lieutenant Elmer Fo has been trniiFferred from Company 7 to .i stuff position with tho battery coin mnmler nt l'ort. Slovens-. For the best Insurance, see Holmes the Insurance man. I Karl Ileeson of Talent was a visitor In the city Wednesday, j Bnths, 25c. Hotel Holland. : . tHfe" t loren funham of Mornbtoo'ic Was' a bit'.nrls Visitor in the city Wednes day and tqdny. Wanted Olrl, at DeVoe's. Mis Marie N'au will arrive la the qtty thl3 evening from Chicago to vhit her sister, Mrs. H. L, Percy, and wiil probably spend the winter hero. New goods Just srrived from Orl cr.t. Japanese Curio Store. N. Central. Conserve the meat by eating fish. Wo have salmon, halibut, smelt, sa ble, trout and other kinds. Medford fhh Market. Moti cars at Riverside Oaraga. Rev. Father O'Donnell of Portland arrived in tho city, this morning to preach the 4 0-houre devotion service at tho Catholib church, which com mences Friday morning. fir. J. Lawrence Hill will give one of hia qnle,noyd addresses at tho Chris tian church,, Sunday mornlnt. Oct. ,21. Subject, '.'Cause and Effect.-' Everybody ia invited and-all church members are urgently requested to nrrango now to attend. Mrs. F. C. Mecklenburg ot Seattle, a well known former resident of this city, who has been here for tho past month visiting and during that time made her homo at tho hotel Medford, left this mornins for Eugene whore she will visit friends and then return home. See Dave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office, Room 404, M. F. & H. Building. D. T. Lawton, deputy state sealer of weights and measures, who has boen here for tho past month on offi cial duties, will probably remain In and about Medford for several weeks yet before starting out on his duties in the rest of his territory of 19 coun ties. ' Alro Taxi. Phono 88. Morrill Calhoun of Medford Is In attendiiiico at tho army aviation corps training school at Borkeloy, Calif. For chlimwttre and furniture pack ing, call 580-Y. 183 ' Tho Grizzlies will meet at Crow son's confectionery store at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon, where automobiles will bo in waiting to take them out on the desert, to hunt agates. l. E. Itean will net ns leader and will do all ho can to nld the prospectors. It Is expected that some fine specimens will bo picked up. As thoro will only he about throo hours nvailablo for tho search, It has been decided not lo torvo eoffeo on this outing. Fri day's Mall Tribune will contain defl nito details. The city offices are v'ory busy those days getting out statements of paving assessments. Mayor C. E. Gates will deliver n patriotic address nt 9 o'clock Friday morning before the pupils of Lincoln school. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing, tt I frco9 'h Moon sound kept back fierce Tho big specially desnged touring stacks from tho north in the rear of car of O. .1. Irhy, well known mulo; 0Hr combatting forces. These enemy and Jack dealer of Stockton, has nt- "t'ompts did not succeed."- trncted wide attention on tho streets; ' of tho city for the past two dnys, j Entire German Fleet, as tho enr Is painted in the colors! "0n tn0 southwestern coast of of tho United Statos flag. It is ofi151"50 ,s,nnd tno enemy again landed special design nnd has n C5-horsoi somo smtl11 detachments, but they power Olds motor.. Mr. Irhy Is en-iwcro received by our tiro-and Soon rottto to Portland and Seattlo nnd ret""ed to their ships.. Shortly nf- stopped off In tho city on business. Ho is a brother of John S. Irhy, coU lector of tho port of Sna Francisco. Thcladlos of tho Phoenix Presby terian church wll give their annual "harvest supper" Friday evening, Oc tober 19th, in EhrIo hall. Phoenix, from C to S o'clock. Supper 33 cents. 179 Alco Taxi. Phono S8. In circuit court Wednesday Judge Calkins granted n decree of divorce to Mrs. Nello Voohels Dell from liar ley C. Doll. The Mullock Mercantile Agency, collectors. E. G. Pnrdin who hns been spend ing n furlough in the city visitjng friends nail relatives, will return to his navy duties at Aberdeen, Wash., on Friday. Hot enkos nnd coffee, 10c. Dln uiond Restaurant, 127 Sixth street. WEDDING REUS I'at'pv and smiling Dolph Phlpps and his pretty lirlilr arrived In the cltv this moraine from Portland, whore thev wore married last nlrht. mm n,-ii mtii a t.ivi cab and wore lirmm awnv lo tho orchard home of j li's parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Phlpps. Tho wedillnx is the outcome of a I'niverslty of Oregon romnnce. Tho couple attended college there together. ' Tho wedding was a total surprise to the groom's many friends In the valley, and some of his relatives. He only loft (or Portland several days ago. but It was supposed that the lournoy was simply one of his fre quent courting visits. I Tirst Sar.tht Chlirrh M Iweok ..rnver meet me crvi.. of i r,,i ,.i,n.i. ,il ) ght (Tlmrsdnv) at 7 M o'clock ")''! to a ojiatine u pastor's plans 'o be i!".ir-, he will conduct the sur : e Topic. "Wil!'csr.os for ( hriM." Members of church and congregation are c I to at'ond. FKi:ni.iiii K w. cahstf.ns, Pastor. The people who have undertaken Work connected with tho Hoover drive in all oC the town" of Jackson county report ico-t encouragingly on the rc-ponse which is being given to their efforts. In school di.-Urict 80, where there are only ten families rendinr; children to pehool, Superin tendent Aster reports the children are showing the greatest enthusiasm and cluing nil they can to make Pledge week a perfect success by having all the families sign the card-:. Fine re ports are al?6 bcin received from the other districts. In Central Point, Superintendent Stanley and Miss Kirklcy, teacher of domestic science, are pnrsuini; the work "I' the eampnign in a very sys tematic and effective way. In this connection the following letter hits been received from a well known Medford woman: "To the Editor: "May I, thru your columns, con gratulate the teachers on the honor given them this week in tho Hoover drive in many ways the most in spiring event of these stirring times. We mothers will be proud to enroll in this army of your raising proud to show the cards in our windows nnd hnppy tn do our dnily bit toward feeding; our fighting men nnd our al lies. Anyway, I laiu-v we Will linvu In Young hearts answer eagerly to so Yiiiing hearts -answer cntrerly lo sn hiuh a call as this, and under Die wise nnd enthusiastic leadership of nur teachers the young people, down to tho smallest child, will receive an impetus toward real patriotism and sclf-snerifice thnt will sweep on their passive elders. Many a future lender will receive his first inspira tion this week. We in the homes are with you. We will get out our cook books our fuvei niuonl bull. 'liny. We will enn snll M"rs. Met 'uriiiifk. IS.y dint of liar, I thinking and planning we will find many ways of feeding- our fam ilies well nnd still saving out the bit which our soldiers nnd our nllics must have if they are to win our war nnd save our country. 'A MOTI1E11." RUSSIANS LOSE WARSHIP (Continued rrom page 1.) tprwards the enemy violently bom barded this landing placo with a cruiser and a droadnnught of the Knlsor typo. Our patrols, as on days before, observed o nthe sea not far from Oesel and Dago Islands enemy ships of different types, nmons tham dreadnaughts accompanied by a great number of torpedo boats and patroll ing ships. As many as 55 enemy wero visible at timos In tliis region alone. "Tho enemy operations on Oesel llsand In tho last 24 hours have end ed in tho complete occupation of the Island. Before our retreat we de stroyed everything of military utility. . "On all tho fighting fronts only fu sillades occurred. "On Tuesday night a Zeppelin flew over tho town of Pornau (on tho Gulf of Riga 100 miles northoast of the city of Riga) and dropped bombs. Six houses were destroyed." Tho Slavs, built In 1903. was on old type of battleship of 13,510 tons, 397 feet In length. 70 feet beam and 2 (eot draft Her armament consisted of four 12-Inch and twelve G-lnch guns, with twentv four secondary batten- guns and four torpedo tuber. H-r sveod i-a; IS knots. She had a complement of S25 mnn. Three sister ships of the Slavo tho Impcrator Alexander XIII, tho Borodino and Knyaz Suvorov, were sunk during the Russo-Japanese war in tho battle of the Sea of Japan, May 1905. The Japanese raptured a fourth -sister ship, the Orol, which Is now the Japanese ship Iwnmi., The Whole Kctglitiorhonil Know. Mrs. Anna Poller, J526 Jefferson St So Omaha. Neb , writes: "I can r,,1'0:'"'(,ni Foley'. Honey and Tar as ure c,,re for f0,'S . cured my daughter of a had cold. My riM-isui'ui, ,-ihk. ih'upuu, curea nerseu j.nd her whole family with Foley'. Honey and Tar, and everyone in our nolfihborhood, 'speaks l'lighty .o(.H.''i This reliable family remedy masters' 'roup. It clears (he air passages and eases the gagging, strangling fight for breath. Sold everywhere. I WELL UNDER WAY Manual training'. In the npper grades and high school, as the term is now used, must, in our school, ap ply mo3tly to wood work on the beqeb. and the various form3 f work of a constructional nature within the scope of our equipment. A boy In the grades or high school Is taught the care nnd use of tools. Ho is tausht how to mako and ap ply useful, common joints. He (s instructed in woocl-tiniahing until he can produce a finish equal to the finest put out in a piano factory If will take sufficient care and pride in his work. There is on Teasoii why from the a, boy in a manual training shop should "putter around,!' lounge on tho benches, talk, whistle or kill time in any way. In our school they are to be on tire Job all the time. The foreman in a shop would give a work man his check before the first period was over If he even attempted to es tablish such'shop-conduct as has fre quently been stopped in our shop in the past two weeks. There Is no reason whyo from the sixth grade on, or at any time in school life, the pupils should not have every opportunity to undergo typical practical experiences that will tend to fit them to make an intelligent choice of occupation. The pupil in the advanced grades above the eighth would be Justly en titled to register jt .protest If he be requested to continue yoar after year constructing Look-ends, coat-hungers, foot-stools, etc. There are shop con ditions, however, where a workman works for years making only one of the many small parts for some more or- less complicated machine. This however, is specialization and one of the points to be considered In fitting an individual to make a wise choice of occupation. The manual training shop is In tho high school, easily found and always open to visitors for questions and In spection. We deslro a closer acquaint ance. with tho peoplo from the homes of Medford pupils and shall expect a lively interest in tho shop, its pur poses, and its accomplishments, with in the year. R. C. GOODMAM, Instructor Manual Training. PAUGO, N. D., Oct. IS. Traflic in North Dakota was seriously hamper ed today ns a result of the heavy n.'Vl'nH which started last midnight nnd which was falling heavily today. The shortage of coal in some cities wa3 getting acute, reports said, and if the, Weather conditions continued and traffic was tied up tho situation would become critical. More than six inches of snow is reported from Minnesota with n con sequent delay to traffic. SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Oct. IS. South Dakota's first general snow storm of the winter prevailed today turnout the stale, i A light sm.wfnil here was accompanied by a percept ible drop in temperature. ATHENS, Monday, Oct. 15. The prosecution before the high court of members of the cabinet of Former Premier Skouloudis and Admiral Coundourotis, was recommended 'in the chamber by an Investigating com mittee. Charges of the violation of the penal code and the law dealing with ministerial responsibility were the basis for the recommendation. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY, FOR SALE Jonathan anples. ;!ic a box on trees. Foothills Orchard 1S4 FOR RE.N r 9-ionin moilt-ru hoiife. 33 X. Peach. Phone 403-X2, even ings. . 1S4 W'ANTED Furnished houoe. modern with garage. liox A, Mail Tri Trlbune. ISO I KIT AfiTIFK 1A1. KYK.S perfectly., matching the natural eye, without discomfort to the patlenu-rlet me fit yours. DR. RICKERT S'titp 1-2. ovrr Mav Co. FOR BOOKS SEN! The Soldiers' Auxiliary held its regular monthly mooting Tuesday af ternoon at the library. Routine bus iness was transacted as unual. An appropriation of $'i was made in aid of tho Mail Tribune tobacco fund for tho soldiers and Bailors. Plans were made for sending funds to assist toward a Thanksgiving dinner for the boys of the Seventh company. A committee was provided for: to prepare and forward Christmas gifts to all of the enlisted men who have fone from our community into the various brandies of the country's service. Five new members were added to the membership list. Mrs. Erackinreed has received the following letter to the Auxiliary from Cnntnin Vnnee at Ft. Columbia : "We recently received from the Auxiliary a splendid assortment of books for the Seventh company lib rary, which I desire to acknowledge and nt the same time express the thanks of the entire company for the generous gift. I know the work and personal time involved in collecting nnd shipping the. mnnv thintrs whirl: yon bnvo sent ns is no small mnllir. nhd'I want tho Auxiliary to know that your efforts are appreciated in full measure. And in expressing our appreciation, it would seem invidious not to acknowledge particularly the beautiful sentiments we find it a book contributed by Mrs. F. X. Cnm mings. Tt is needless, ns well as im possible, for ir- lo iitloniit in express I lie Pooling wo have for snob sonli inonls so bountifully presented by her. Surely any deprivation r hardship which wo arc or may bo called upon to undergo are more than compen sated for by such acknowledgment of what we are willing to do. Mrs. Ctvro mings takes "this opportunity to ox press a little of the deep sense of gratitude Dial T, in common with all other stny-at-homes, foci toward (ho hoys of the Seventh company nnd all other soldiers. We mothers of ynung children fool lliis most kciily of all, I think, because wore il not fur you boys and what von stand lor, of pro tection and safety, we would far rather these little children had never lived to crow up. Think what their Heal Skin Diseases T, : iinMMfMni Inr vftii tn softer with 1119 Mllliwtwuj J , - KfTfim Wntchos. nncworm. rashe9 ana similar skin troubles. A little zemo, obtainsd at any drug store for 35c, or $1.00 for extra large bottle, and promptly applied will usually give instant relief from itching torture. It cleanses and eoothes the skin and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases. Zcmo is a wonderful, penetrating, dis appearing liquid and is soothing to the most delicate skin. It is not greasy, ia easily applied and costs little. Got it today and save all further distress. The E. W. Ros OS- Cleveland, a FUR TRIMMINGS All stylish "anaents are trimmed will) fur this winter. You had bet tor see BARTLETT The Furrier At l'!V' E, Main, and order what on want at on-'e. I'llOXIi 73.1-K One-Act Plays TOMORROW NIGHT ST. MARK'S HALL AT 8:15 Tickets 7o cents, at Med ford Rook Stove. Medford TJotrl. Martin J. Reddy's, or at tlie (fooY.'1 " Public urged to attend inksritatrce would be! Ard so, v.-e feel irateiul to yon for every pit.oi lone liness, mondtotiy, huriMiip or sufr lerni" you iaay face deeply grate i'v.i. Gcd bi? vcu every '-'cc. V,e iiW jwS-Hrill tear go!: May vr? Jo oar bit. too.' "Sincerely, "A. J. VAXCK. "Captain. "Ft. Columbia. Oct. Ifi." I A patriotic meeting will be lieKj in tho Presbyterian church at Central Point Sunday morning at 1 o'clock, devoted to the Hoover drive campaign and the liberty loan. ficy. Paul rmmly and CoJonel. Va,aibiune will make patriotic addresses and a mu sical program will be rendered by Medford nnd Central Point . musi cians. A feature of the program will bo the singing of a trained choir un der the direction of George Andrews. Similar service; will be held in the schoolhouse at Table Hook at 3 p. m.. Sunday in the Baptist church and nt Ea'jle Point nt 7:30 p. m. THE UNIVERSAL CAR AVtti'lil-wulu di.striliiilioii ami the con tinually growing tlciiiand fur Ford cars arc the best proofs of Ford value, Ford cars arc utiliticst they are pos itive necessities for they have revo lutionized modern business, brought country and city together and opened up new life lo the family. The Ford ear has become a necessary part of everyday life. Touring 'ar $oIk), IJuiialiout !jif)0, Coupelet fjiiilO, Sedan. $Go(), Town Car $G(J0 all f. o. b. De troit. On display and for sale by C. E. Gates Auto Co, Riverside Ave., Medford, Ore. IN CASE OF FIRE To Give ihe Alarm Call 50 Medford Fire Dep't. To Insure Your Property CALL 123 McCurdy Insurance Agency Medford National Bank Building Some folks prefer to do the latter first PAGE The whole town is having the Fage ") reH'of im possible sitna t inns, writ fy'n into a mighty i nt oj'osl inrr' stody, "very niueh Fairbanks." It's filling the hirj Page with j,,- there's plenty for yon. TOMOnr.OW "A ROADSIDE 7V-$foj? a, Persistent, . 'Hacking Qough i j Tho hert rrnitUr 4tf Mb rt rnn 8 cDlly nAkq nt hACno.i Ctraip, 6 but Terr effcctlrfc in evcrv other respect, aro annove,! vriprU a persistent hangtr.T-on bronchial o,iu,-: T vrr.r niter voar. oitfturhintr their ai:. 1 hud making liio disagreeable. It'j i-.c-i dli'ss there s an old honv.-.ir.aj, icmcdv that will end such a coirm easily and quickly. Get from any drugrrist "2V otm-rs of Tircx" (III) cents worth), rour it into it pint bottlo and lill the bottle with phia granulated liupar syrup. Begin tskir,-, it r.t once. Gradually but suroiv vou will notice the phlegm thin out, aid tl13n distippiar altogether, thus enciiin cou'-'h tl.ut you ntyir thought would pm) it also promptly loosens a dry or ti-'ht coue.1., titers the . troublesome tiiruat tick 11 . snct.H-3 the .irritated metr,H-Jn..3 that line the throat nnd bronchial tutioj nr.ti relief comes almost inufK-dimeiy' A tier's tre will usually break up an on oir.arv thrcrt or chest .cold, ana for ijronrliitU, ociip, wh-.ioping cou'ii and bronrliial . -tt)imtt . fhero is nothuv, hotter.1 It taetea pleasant and tccp5 prrfi-ctlv. Pincx is a most ynlunblo conccntr.-.tpi compound of genuine isorwey phe cx. tract, nnd is used by millions of p.'o. pie even- year for throat and cheat colds nith splendid results. To avoid disappointment, ask your, druggist for "2V:i ounces. of Pinex" viifr fall directions and don't auccpt anything else. A guarantee-of absolute Ba'uac tion or money promptly rcfundc-d popg with this proriaratiim, JUq Pines; Co., Ft. Warne. iuu, LAST TIME TONIGHT Jjiilocny 15c, Lov.-er Floor 25c Children Go the laugh of a lifetime at the cause is OUG FAIRBANKS -IK "DOWN 10 EARTH" Also PATIIE NEWS "f current date cointiletes thi.J Wonder Program. neorco P.ehan in IMPRESSARIO"