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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MXLT TBTBttfrS. MEDFORD,' OREGON-, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1917 fOCAL AND m PERSONAL Rev. S. G. Bettes will deliver a ser mon at the Free Methodist church Tuesday evening at S o'clorlf on the 1 Sill chapter of Revelations, an re lated to the present preat world's war. Tho public la invited. . Dr. Hnlns, eye, car, noe, throat. New goods Just arrived from Ori ent. Japane-o Curio Store. N. Central. Frank Mnriluill, Oiles ITed'to nnd Claude Reeve Trent t- Yreka today and v.ill probably locate in that city. Tuesday is S. O. S. day at Harrjr'9 Good Eats. Big chicken dinner. . Dr. Crank Roberts, dentin. St. Mark's Budding. Phone 33S-T. . I'. !'. Suiter, the carpenter-con-, tractor, and .Mike I'numei-uer and Edward Aili-on, carpenter, left to day for the IJojtinnlil I'nr-ons ranch, neer Hilt where thev will ho ernolovc,) ! tho next two weeks in lnakinir addi tion-- to litiiliiiii):s and in doing repair work. .., ,, Call Taxi 80S. Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Xicbolf. who C- I'titne-v, the Southern Piiea have heen vl, Itlnt with .Mr. ,ind Mr, fin-mail, v.-i rkini' ou! of Dtin-niiiir. Arthur Crown for the past week, wllh v'll ha been vi-hine relative -dod leave for Portland tomorrow, where they will vlr.lt relatives and friends for several weelts. Bathi, STc. Irotel Holland. C. VY. Slin-'cr v.-.i ; n J'iinrlciy so. j. timer in the i-it -,- i'ioiii I'er i t. (;in-;er hieufl. L-olie. and ilellciou? hanie-made candy at the Halloween frolic, Roosevelt school, Friday. Or toiler :'Mli. 7-:.'0 p. m. Help hullil the play slieil for the children. Mr. and .Mrs. .1. II. Flay oflKverett Vu., arrived In the city today 'for nn extended vult'wlth Mrs. Day'r. parents, Mr. ami Mrs. D. L. Day, and other relative. Metz cars at itlverslde Garage. .T. I,. Dyer of Riddle, who has been vl-siting hh nephew, Ralph Woodford ami family, returned home today. Alco Taxi. Phono .NX. Mrs. Alexander Duff left this morn ing for Preseott, Ariz., for a month's visit with Mr. Duff, who la In tho general merchadlse business at Jer ome Junction, near Preseott. B. X. Butler, export clock repair ing. At M. F. &. II. Co. store. 187 Patrick Welsh, president of tho Ilo';ue River Canal company, arrived In tho city this morning from Spo kanc to spend several days In the city and valley on business. i For the best Insurance, see Holmes the Insurance man. Sirs. C. M. Williams and son, It. 11. Clapper, of Callahan, Calif., went to Ashland today after a Beveral days visit in tho city. For chlnawnre and furniture pack ing, call liSO-Y. i 183 Liberty bond four-minute speakers at tho tbenters tonight have -been as signed by Chairman Hoggs as fol lows: Rlalto, 1'orter J. Neff; Star. Rev. William Hamilton; arid Page, F. J. Newman. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing. Mrs. Jennio Whlto and Mrs. Lizzie Penman who hnvo. heen visiting the for i'm aunt, Mrs. Jennie Smith, at Jacksonville, left today for their homes at Yalnax, In Klamath county. lirlnf; your wneat Q tno Central Point Mills. We handle It In bulk and save you the cost of bass. We are lu the market for all kinds of grain. ... , .Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ray of Crescent .City were week end visitors In tho city. Dont' forget about tho ruinmago sale which will bo at 227 E. Main Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 1S2 The Oinnti Pass and Ashland hi;h school foot ball teams had to stop their niinio la-it Saturday with the score a Ho. Alco Taxi. Phone SS. H. A. Benron and A. Learned were Sundry vi iltors In the city from tho Appb-Kiti! section. For roln"!!ons boo Pullork Mer canlllo Ai'.ency. A. F. Si ranlon of Medford who ha.-i been in the employ of the Ililt Lumber company as engineer, and who was Injured la.it week when a donkey en Kino fell on his foot, was ablu to re turn to Hilt loday and will try and ''" e work nilli the aid of a crutch. Johnson for high-class watch re pulling. , tt .Mr. and Mri. F .1'. Palter and son and ft-ii ratpetiiers in Mr. Halti-r'a en:.l,.v. line iitlllllt.l Hum Cl.ltCl- " 'h r.u- the pa.-t two inontli. Mr s.ilti-r li.ii hi'i'u eit'.inr.cil in orei i lng two log lodges lor ranger Ma tluiu one at tho Sand civck entrance and tho other at tho Castle, creek en trance. The lodges nro IS by 26 fYl In i1lu,n--lon !, w-llh overli:ine!ng poi rile.-;. Afl-r buylii" your I.iheily bond cat an s. o. s. diimer ut Harry's Com! K.K The ic.mllleiTl ll dep.irlment of tlie hluli .--. lioel will begin a night bool tonlul.t at thu liiiih school building. From 7 until 0 o'clok'tonUM .1. M. Dressier, the head of the department, nvlvtoil by Mlrs Merriman, will re ceive all ii.di. wits and i11m-um with them the studies lh,y wish to take. The r.luht school will be open to ny one In MedfDid. and all i-oiiteiniilat- Ing In 1. in k a course are Invlt. d to in tend at the hours mentioned tonlgbl and iirraiii.n f,-.r ibelr slinlies,' .ildts curs at Hiverfido Garsgn. S. 0. S. day. Tutfrtj. Ulg chlckca dinner at Harry's Good Ecati.. Mil n,..! -,. m K.d,:. f p,,,.,. Ini:d tin i' ei m i'h- , i;v i!,,. u,,,,. inir for en evhrd .l m I, M. sister, .Mis. M. I.. FmIv. J fleo Davo Wood shunt inM fire n ftiranco policy. Office, Room 404, M. F. ft H. Dulldlng. ' friend-- here for the iiu-t week, re turned to Jlun-innir today. Hot cakes and coffee, 10c. Dia mond Restaurant. 127 Sixth street. I'n li 1.. llranner mid ('. II. Camp bell ,,t Schnft were . Suuiiay. visitur in the city and returned tt elma on Vroidiiv. Cabbane, wholesale and recall at Market all this week. Rooth 17.-.1SJ A Medlnrd 11,011, wlio eaVe hi, (utipe .Is .lidiu fine, and (ieolje U'llliaill-4,1 a lllne t.e,l;;e liliner. pleaded Jlllilty he fore Police Jniee 'raylor Mendnvi to beiic.' intoxieiiteil on the sfreeN tho city nnrl each wni. filed .-fl'Jelil I'hey were m-re-led Saluidav ulglil hy I'olieeuiaii ierkinir nnd luiit their po-se-.inn two lings eonlaiiitufr a iiiimher ol luil I les of whisky. Coiib Iv l'i"seeiitor Ifoherls' altcnlion wns called lo the case nnd he will invos- ligale inlo Ihe fnet of (heir Imvins so much linttor in their possession It was rumored this noon that the two men were baled before the grand jury this forenoon. The Bullock Mercantile Agency, collectors. LIBERTY LOAN AT NOON (Continued from Pago One) the final drive. Wednesday has been proclaimed ' Liberty Day" thruout the country by proclamation of the pres ident and everyone Is expected to do nate his services for the bonds nnd help Bend them up over the five bll lion limit. Following are adltlonal purchase ers of lilierty bonds. The complete list to date will he printed tomorrow: Thru Medlord National. H. W. narneburg. Edward Wilkinson. Frank E. Andernon. Frances Perry. Lloyd E. Smith. Allco B. Egan. Derthold E. Hoarn. Roland Chandos Carless. .Mary F. Carless. Horotby Vivian Carless. K. II. Whitehead. John S. Hamill. Mai iorie Hainlll. Medtord Fruit Co. J. S. Chapman Jr. Mrs. P. A. Clelland. -V. Austin Hubbard. II. T. Hubbard. Chaa. T. Sweeney. Mary E. Sweeney. Thru First National Bani, A. t.. I.ootni, Frances c. Heath. Mi --. Tied I.. Heath. T. T. Shaw. t'lai-e-n Walter Ailanu. I'n.est Adam-i. Wilhaui A. Sumner. .1. T. tia inini. Tlii-u Jaiks-aii County Hank, l. I'. ''.lil-lltt'llllllll. I!. V. Stearns. Sarah I!. i,nii. Marv Ciiiiii. I?. V. Crtiiu. F. W. liolli,. .losepliine llai'tell. Jnhll (Hel.ll. Alillctle W'.il.eliian. C. Y. Nliiiinin S..M. Marv F. Kliowles. Maddiis A I'.iihllt'V. C. T. Mori. F. K..v li.,-. i , Trunk fiilkins PnvU. .. ' i iliev V. Diivi.- F. Riley Davis." ! ..Kwnk R..il. '' ' ' ' ! Xd teep. ,j Thru f aimeis Jt . Viuimrower I Olft. Peterson. ' .; 'lias. Hen.selninn. . . School CTUUlreu. The followins: school children hnve subscribed for liberty bonds in the J. A. Westerl-.md school children's fund. Jenn W.it kins. Hanson Webster. Merle Wiliets. ' . rien,Ji;ilis. , 'I'homu -, Anderson. , "Noland 'ttnrion. Oris Daily.' e ' ror.-e-d V.'esterlimd. , Jos-ephine Maxwell. -J toward .Gln-eoek".: ". I. eland Jacobs. -' Jilimrtis Aitken, Heyimlrl- liaildviiian. Wdli.jn Hilli;..' ' Clinrl. itte HoWells. Harriett HoweJIs. 1 Mabel Million. I'. II. l.e..rlaid.T Warren K) kpatrick. IJulpFi Hiamloii. " ' oti-Haiiee F.- Ames. . I'.ienor S. Ame. v-la-el;- Tnrruv. Wil linns H. Hopkins. 'Dorothy Palmer. Fsiher Palmer. Klenor Palmer. "Charles K. Van Seoyoe. Sloan Xibley. Illicit Windon Nililev. Philip 0: Xihlev, Kred R. Nililey.' Dorolhy Ppshuw. Kennell Miller. Mux Hartley. Hruee Putnnm. Everett Uraylon. .lack Criiinp, Sophiii Holinberi,'. William Offutt. AUTO COLLIDES COUPLE ON STREET CRATER H GHWAY TRACT "h -nn SIGN PLEDGES TO After many month-r of delay, tlie county court lias received for signa ture the agreement with the fore-stry i service, siDed ky .tue.stato htrhway There was. excitement about 7:20 o'clock, Jnt Sittiirduy niitht when nn mituinofaile collided vrith-n liuiwy in which Mr. nnd 'ifrs. Dave Pliipps were ndin-4, -at the corner of !3ixtli and Bartrett-streets; riylit under tlie elee- i eomnjisr-ion, for the -construction of, trie light. -. .) . f j the Crater lake hi jhwav -between The nnuie of the driver of the t arl Crater Lake national nark and the is unknown, but he is a recent arrival j,w,...it boundary of Crater Lake na I ill the x-ity and -bi.s car, a Doilspj, Sjtienal fore- t, a distance of levenfeen i bean an Idaho, li en e number. The 'mile--,, estimated to ro--,r $72,373. The streets had just .been sprinkled and i project is- con' trueled under the pro the driver, us soon as he saw the j vision of the Shackelford act. '- ' bui'i'v cros-.iii!; the street, npidied the: '-Cnles, in-evented by . 'trike.s, emeraency brakes, but the cur skid-1 vreathpr enndition -.. the net of Crod. ded into tlie bup.'jy and up et it, Mr, and -Mts. Pliipps falliie.' under. The ioT-e Btopped. nt once. . ' air. Philips crawled out from un- the public, enemy or other unforseen cause," Ihe work is to he started within six months. If is- to be con structed under supervision of the na- ner tne nue.ey, a very nnr- man, ?ot . tional forest service. Of tho money up mat eta wled into the ear. where ; appr,,priiited, Jackson e,,imtv furn- ne proeee.ie.i i .mntnii the driver ; i).q .,00. I state .f :-l 1,-irdi, the nnuiereitiiilv with his l.sfA- Fd IVd-ionvpniment the balance. nneer. Who happened to be driving MMlntenanee is to he bv local a ft. near hy when the a.-r-ideiil happened, flinrities. dismounted, from bis eaf and sue. j eee.led in ".omn"; l'l.ipps 'to slop hUj WASHIXfiTOX-.'Oct. 22 Plans for fislle eyereise. government control of all meat hones Mrs. - Phipp-c was then released I and fats now generally sold fly butch from under the (in-jey nnd Inken in j ers, hotels, restaurants and clubs to Mr. Potlintrer's ear In Pr. Poluilz' meat packors for use in makln? soups, f Oscar llcrntz. Emma Nelson. bis EAT CORN soys d3&8&v And the Choicest'' v UIV IC if., ',.. ir 1 Post TOAST! es ADA M. JUDSON ;riii IVf li.ii-iiu" I lusicrv 310Be:ittv Street.- I'lionc 'l'.-,T "" ' HiKhest quality, jcuitj foplrlg. (flSUITS(t(S ro onotR $25.00 ui Alia CltJnlncj, Pressing and Alttrlm I2S L MAIM. UPSTAIBI T'Olt-TIwVXD, ()c. L.-.FollowinK siieeessfiil jaunt inlo eastern Or egon, us a result of which (.invest ments in liberty bptuls have doubled in almost every city he visited, C A. Miller, representative of the- federal reserve bank, and prcgoa liberty loan campaign manager, left lait night for Koseiiunr, Medtord and urnnts Pass. hauliers and committees' of these iit are arrarn'iiisr tncetirttfs at which conicieinn will be held with Mr. Mil- while hankers: of .lavkMoville, r.neie r oinr, Asninnii; nutte . rails. Tuleni, Hold Hill and Central Point are cxpec,.-,! to meet Mr. Miller nt Medford nnd tbo :o of Roane 'RiYej and Ulemlnle at Oratit-t Pa---). I'olb. wini; i Mr. Miller's schedule: Arrive Koacburif 10:05 today; leave lioacburg 5:10 p. m., arrive Medford, 10 :5S p. m. CoriferciKes at Medford during TucsJay nioruiug. ' ftuttoe s', -All back Interest on city assess ment must he paid by- November IStb. Your ro-operatlon In carrying out tbe Supreme court decision (rill b appreciated. "Do your bit.' Ily order of Hie City Council. (JH3 H. SAMUELS, nr. . . City Treaauxar. - TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Cheap, power plus In dian motorcycle, with side car, 1917 model, first class shape. Only run cno. miles. Call at A. W. Walker Auto Co. ' 1S-I POK Sl,l' - t-passenger Overland: nood condition: $i'on. Ilox 4, Mall Tribune. 1ST l-YHi KHN T- il-room iimdern bunKii low. with garage. Phono iHMi-W. 187 f OK SALE Cheap, two newly paint cd houses'; lots adjoiaipg; one houso furnished. Phono 939-W. 1 R7 WANTKK Ulrl for iteneral work, flume fiT-fi:!. bouse-1S1 l'Olt ;ALK l"ot(l truck,. !iu.yih at laelinient. Will take Kord car In trade. Kivouide tiarase. 1S4 CRHAKti FC-k F.IAA fiao bear ing orchard of fair siw an4 good ninillty. fully rqulppcrl with team and liiipleiiieniH, modern boiae and tenant bouse, bam. A good propo sition for tbo right man. Crop rent; good locality ;owper polui? away. If you -have bad orchard ex perience and want a fsood proposl Hon look this up. Telcpkouo SSJ or ' n.sf.j. FJi-.i-rrotsicr ni l ice, where s'lin received medical attention. .Klie eoniilamed of pain in her knee, back nnd hip. lint her in juries were hot thought 'to be serious. Mr. Phipps escaped with scratches. Mr. Phipps explained to Mr. Pot- timrer that the reason he Inst his temper was (bat he hud been run into several times this summer nnd fall, and his fil-st IlinuL'hl was Ihuf this mini bad run inlo his buggy the (ilher times. ' - Another auto accident occurred up in Ihe Siskiyous Sunday night when Ihe Dodge ear of Carl Fiehner and Ihe Hudson ear of O. V. Myers col lided, smashing the fender of Fieh lier's ear. No one was in jured. WASHINGTON', Oct. 22. On the eve at the national conference to dis cuss tho .qnestlon-of war camp com nruniiy recreation service,. John -X. Willys, of Toledo, chairman of the natlona Icommlttee, Isiueil a state ment today declaring that most en couraging reports are being received from all parts of tbo country, as to tbe interest being shown in the cam paign. Ha made public a letter from Major General Leonard Wood, who with other commanding oflcers says proper community welcome for the soldiers' and sailors In cities and towns -adjacent to the ramps-H ot" great importance in tho preparation! of troops for service in France. ' oleomargarine and greases, probably will ho presented to Food Adminis trator Hoover today by Louis Stein feld of New York, who is hero to vol untarily assist the administration in the food conservation movement. ! A billion pounds of the material could be turned over to the govern ment annually, lie claims, for malting sousp and fats for use in American camps and cantonments. KEEP LIVER ACTIVE AND BOILS CLEAN 1H "CASCAIiETS" Host When iillnus. Sick, Headachy, Const Ipaioil, ol' for Itad Hrentli r . , or Sour Stomach.' i Re cheerful! Clean up Inside to night and feel tine. Take Cascarets to liven your liver and clean the bow els and stop headaches, a bad cold, biliouane.es, offensive breath, coated tongue, sallowncss, sour stomach and gases. Tonight take Cascarets and enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and! bowel -cleansing you ever evperlejiced. Wke up feeling grand Everybody's doing it. Cascarets best laxative for children also. a ifeArfe4 $M Fi fe ...H 11 N fen m k i 1 f li bJ H B ! REQUIxAfc PRICES Idustin FARNUM in "NORTH O F 53 99 A stirrintr t;il of tlu Xorlhlaiitl, tlio Sour-l"ii-'li ami flif Far Coinitiy, Wlit'i'i1 tlio snow it- iLi.-) and the trees are btraii.1'1"' ' a man's blood runs Warm. Additional Features: Rialto News Pictorial. Scenes From the World Series, ,'nul Tlie Big Government Xul Mi.o i'.rsvt.i -X. Co.,' r,20 WANTf-.n'ili tone one who 5 a St. lieinard dog give aim three in leriieou.s a week for two weaks to tlie Hed. Cross Indies for advtr- tining the Xmas llos fund for sol diers. Will call (or bliu and rcturi hlui each day. Fhoue ISO. 1S2 LIBERTY LOAN FILMS With All the Big Stars TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY Medford high school girls in the domestic science class have pledged .themselves to .co-operate writh food administrator. Hoover in his efforts 'to economize, as follows: October 22, 1917. : We, the members of the domestic science .daises of the Medford hiyh school, do hereby pledge ourselves to carry out the directions and advice of the food administrator in the con duct of our class work, insofar as our circumstances permit., i Helen Schoenl, Xaoml Hemphill, Maud Schleichert, Anna Sheffield. Nana M. Sheely, Frances Perry, Phyl lis Roberts, Opal Stacy, Thelma Dyer, Ruth. Hamlin, Ruby Fedrick, Ruth Stewart, Ruth Seymour, Velma lie Credie, .Margaret Harvey. Dorothy' Palmer, Anabel Olson, Letha Payne. Helen V. Straus, Frances Medley, Fteth Clark, Charlotte Howells, iler nlco Lewis, .Inlia Opp, Ina Hurley, Anna Ferguson. Ruth Everhard, Ha Walker. NQTICEfe . SICK WOMEN i 1 Punitive - Proof That Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Relieves Suffering. Hi Bridgeton, N. J. " I cannot speak too highly ot Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound lor inflammation and other weaknesses. I was very -irregular and would have ter rible pains so that I could hardly take a step. Sometimes I would be so misera ble that I could not sweep a room. I doctored part of ths time but felt no change. I later took Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound and soon felt a chango for the better. I took it until I was in good healthy condition; I recommend the Pinkham remedies to all women as I have used them with such good results." Mrs. MlLFORD T. Cum mings, 3ii Harmony St, Penn's Grovj, Such testimony should bo accepted by all women as convincing evidence o? the excellence of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy foe tho distressing ills of women such as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, ' backache, painful periods, nervousness and kindred ailments. - -- CAPITAL $100,000. iMstionalleiik. Us I Commercial Banking CONFORMING to the financial require ments of all lines of business the First National Bank affords every depart ment of commercial banking. Whether it is for the opening of an account or to use one of our many other facilities we shall be glad to talk to you. , LIBERTY LOAN NOTES Liberty Bonds offer a safe, sane nnd rea sonably profitable INVESTMENT on easy payments, for Country and VOUKSELF. LAST DAY Tlios. H. Inc(VYn)tl r Eov. CHARLES RAY "Sudden Jim" The storv of an "nmntoiir nltrnist," a vmui" "HelUiiWliL-fls." TOMORROW: TAYLOR HOLMES Star of "Efficiency Edgar's ConrLshipj" in "Fools for Luck" A swiftly moving comedy drama of superstition, from the Kenne'tt Harris story, "Talisman,'.' in the Saturday Evoniiiir Post. t Y i The War of 1812 Th battle of New Orleans was fought 15 days after peace was declared-- ro slow were methods of communication. The world movei quickly. The United States is a big country. Every pait of it must know what cery other part is Joip.n. Western Union S.Tvice overtones the old-time barrier of distance. Fifty thctsand employes and one-million-tive-hunrired-thoitsami miles of wire are at the call of eveTy citizen of the United States in twenty-six thousand cities, towns and hamlets. WESTERN UNION Tslyr.vns Div Letters A7,'; letters C.ihlnimsMj.y Transferred ly Wire THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO..