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"HBfJTO)i"MAlf; TIMiniNM, - MKOFORP, OIMMION', 8ATCKPAY, MAY 11. lain 10CAL AND , 'PERSONAL 1 'According to ronort from Ilcd Cross headquarters, the nulvaKO do iartment of that ornanlzntlon is lack ing sufficient material to conduct its work. It Is requested thut people having partly worn clothes, who would like to see them put to a good use, can have their wish gratified by giving them to the Ited Cross. The clothes may be brought to the parlors In the . Sparta lliiiMIng, or persons having them may leave their p.'iono number and they will be culled for. Borne of the articles required are Hour sacks, linen, sheets and pillow clips, and any wool or cotton apparel that can bo worked over. , Wear a carnation In honor of your mother next Sunday, May 12, Moth er's Day. Pierce tho Florist. 42' Mrs. It. L. Taylor left this morning for Itosoburg for a visit with Mr. . and Mrs. Joss Hodges, following which they will go to Portland for a visit with her daughter, : (Candidates' ball, Nalatorlum, Wed liny 15th. Tickets, 75c. 4.ri The service flag of the Modford lodge of Elks now hears 68 sturu, that many members of the lodge be ing In war service, many of them already in Franco. When the dinft limit is raised to 4 0 years It Is fig ured that tho number of local KlkH In service will be far over a bumU'ed. , Don't forget wo have gii.OO pattern hats. Very best Btyles. .Miss Louis- bury, milliner, new location, 1st door West of Marsh & Dennett. 42 , Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Sandwlck of Belllnghani. Wash., are visitors In the city and guests at tho Hotel Hol land. Phone 84 l-J. Office Medford Con- Crete Construction Co., at Lewis pipe plant, N. Illversldo Ave. 45 Thore Is a beautiful place to park automobiles In the spacious grounds of the North Griffin Croek school house, where the great lied Cross chicken dinner will be stfrvod tomor row afternoon. Tho pooplo of this district are In a receptive frame of mind, and the glad hand will bo ex tended to all candidates who attend with their families or mombors of other families. ' A rollnor will doublo tho II fo of your tire. C, 13.' Gates Auto Co. 40 Merle Gray, former district agent here of the Oregonlan, Is In the city from Portland adjusting his affairs preliminary to taking tho position of traveling auditor for the Oregonlan. Arthur Brown has replaced Gray as district agent. See Mrs. Paul Hansen about Nn Bone Corsets. Phone 685-11. 69 . Mrs. Lottie Wobb of this city Is caring for bar sister, Mrs. William K. Davis of Tolo, who Is III with tho . measles. Hare you a son or brother In tho army or aavy, If so you Bhould dis play a service flag. The Mall Trib une has them. Mrs. Lou Herbert of Central Point attended the funoral In Melroso lust 'Wednesday of hor sister, Mrs. Henry Conn, a pioneor resident of Melroso. Next Sunday, May 12, Mothers' Day. Remember mother with a bunch of carnations. Tierce the Florist. 42 Miss Cnpltola Swindon loft today for a visit with friends and relatives at Eugene, alio will probably spend the sunimor In Kugeno. Tires are high. Doublo their serv ice with rbllnors. C, K. Gates Auln Co! ' 4u Plans for a grand review of ull home guard units In tho state In Portland in connection with Oregon's first war conferee on May 22 mid 23 aro being formulated by Colonel John I). Hibard. Alllio It Is not yet certain that all of tho C I romiuuilcH In tho stntn will puss In review, It Ik almost certain that a large number will be In tho punule. In nililillnn Colonel Hlhlmrd is arranging for a aoctlonnl meotlng where delegates representing each homo guurd com pany may work out a uniform phut ol operation In tho state. Upholstering, furnnuro repairing, mattresses made over, feather reno .vatod, carpels and rugs cleaned and laid. Geo. W. Douglass, 201 S. HIv erslde. Phone 900-M. tf The College Women's club met n( the home of Mrs. I,. K. Williams, .'.20 B. Peach street, this afteruucin. Mix tion of offliers was held. See Dave Wood about that flro In nursnce policy. Office, Room 401 M. P. ft H. Ilulhllng. Martin McDonongh, the elevator oporator at tho Onniett-Corey build ing, hnn been III Tor n vei l:, hut will probably bo ablo to resume duty in ,a few days. Plorce tho Klorlst ."or bedding' plants of nil kinds. Phono S7 . 42 i there was a light frost this morn ing In the Central Point nelghbor-l hood, liut oilier parts of the vuilcv .escaped, tho most of the on hardlstn and farmers were worried over the outlook up to midnight. This morn ing'! minimum tempernlme wns 86 Vi dogrees. Fair weather Is pre dicted for tonight and Sunday with a warmer tomperature Sunday. Dr. Holne. Garnott-Coroy Dldg. Hosos nre now In bloom in all parts of the city and have been for some time where there was a south ern exposure. With a few more warm duys all the roso bushes will be in bloom. Pumpers for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. . 40 Holland bad Its second robbery Thursday night when some unknown party entered the smokehouse of Jeff Wlmer, who resides near that place, and stole 200 pounds of hams anu ba con. With meat as high as It is, Mr. Wlmer says thut his loss Is greater thut that of It. Iloswell an d son, who a week ago were held up and robbed of $i;nilO worth of gold bullion about three miles froln the Wlmer home. Grunts Pass Courier. Slab and block wood, dolivered anywhere in the city. Reasonable prices. Phono 482; after 5 p. m. 786-W. tf County Pathologist C. 'C. Cate will be ono of the .Medford delegates to the stuto war conference to be held Kit Portland May 22nd and 23rd, un der the uUHplces of the Btato council of defense. I.euders of war work from every county will be In attend ance. Mrs. Haney for hemstitching and pecoting. Gerntt-Corcy UlJg. Tho naval reserve recruiting purty whlch wus recently In thlc city mudo a big huul during Its week In Kugeno, having enlisted 44 recruits there, In cluding 35 men und nine women. Daily's Taxi. Phone 15. City trips 25c for ono or two. Dodge car. Stand at Hrown's billiurd parlor. II. II. McCarthy of Rogue River Is a week-end visitor In tho city. Tomorrow is your lust chance to win tho free Liberty bond given away by the M. M. Dopt Store. 41 An auto party from Corvallls con sisting of Mrs. Sheedy, Mrs. Ander son, Miss Gerhard and J. W. Kecne arrived in the city Friday and are guests at the Nash hotel. Piston rings for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. 40 Rev. Rozella Douglas and Mr. and .Mrs. John E. McDonald left this morning for Grants Pass In the Mc Donald auto to attend the district quarterly meeting of the Free Meth odlnt church. From Grants Puss they will go to Itosoburg to attend the Free Methodist conference which begins In that city next Tuesday. Soo Plorce the Florist for canna lilies. 42 Mrs. Rose Harry and little nolco, Anna GUmore, of Walla Walla, Wnsh., who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Flotchor loft todny for a visit at Modcsta, Calif. Plant Pnxson'a Superb Dahlias now and up to July fourth. Get them at tho Rexul! Store, Control Point, Ore. Judge Thomas Burke of Seattle left today for homo aftor a tow da)B visit with his slater, Mrs. W. M. Schebcl, in tho Griffin Croek district. Mitchell sharpons lawn mowers. 36 So. Riverside. A. U. Hammond arrived In the city Friday to spend tho weok-end. Ho Is a former constable of Modford. Paxson's Supero Dahlias, eight for a dollar, eight for two dollars, and eight for three dollars. About half of florists' prices. R. II. Paxson, Con trnl Point, Ore. I). T. I.nwton, deputy state sealer of weightB nnd measures, arrived home Inst night from his Inspection trip thru the northern counties of bis district, having been compelled to glvo up work for a short time bo caiiBo of a alight attack or pneumo nia which at Cottago Grove almost rendered him speechless. Soo Plorce tho Florist. 42' Dr. Hartley fills and extracts tooth without pain. M. F. II. Bldg. A freight train wreck nenr Hogun Rlvor at 6 p. m. yesterday put an end to Southern Pacific traffic In this section for six hours. Passen ger trains 54 duo at 5:47 p. m. and 10 dun at 6:06 p. m. were held back ut Ashland until the wreckago was cleared away und did not reach Med ford until 11:30 p. m. Plant gerunlums now. Plorce the Florist. 42 The splendid work being dono by tho sulvugo workers of the local Red Cross Is evidenced by the report that every week from 240 to 50 garments are cut out ready for sewing, distrib uted among the worker.s, and re turned the following week, finished. Tim workers of this depniiment meet each Thursday at the Red Cross par lors, and unvnue Interested In the work Is invited io attend. Why not eat your noonday lunch at Holland Cute! Rev. .1. II. Hoyt of Rogue ltlvc who spent Friday In Medford Ivft this morning for Reseburg. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing. tf EYES Entrusted to me will receive a scientific examination and I proscribe the proper glasses at the lowest price consistent with It I K It grade work. It not convenient for you to rail, you can make ar rangement by postal or phone, for mo to see ott at our homo. DR. RICKERT l: i nk.ii t Mi'ittiALiNT Mtxirord, Orcguu, t Mayor C. E. Gates and City Attor ney Fred W. Mears will be two of tho delegates to the state war con 'ference to be held In Portland May 22nd and 23rd.' Inasmuch as the Btate convention of mayors and city attorneys will be held at Portland at the same time as the war conference, the city council will defray tho ex penses of Messrs. Gates and Meass. Tho Ilrunswlcx, all phonographs In ono. Waters Paint Store. tf Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drake of Los Angeles are visitors In the city and guests at tho Hotel Medford. Bicycles on easy payments. C. E. Gates Auto Co. ,' 40 Tho there Is considerable doubt whether the work of tbe Junior Red Cross will be continued this Bum mer, it Is announced by leaders of that work that , front present In dications, there will be no cessation In It. The maner in which the chil-' dren grasp tho work, and the gratify ing results obtulned, give rise to tbe belief that efforts to keep up the good work will be made. Aster plants. Pierce the Florist. 42 Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank I.pngwell of Tolo returned homo this morning, having spent tho night in the city. Mrs. Wl 11. Johnson and son of Jacksonville lejt this morning for a visit with relntlvos at Woodhurn. Corona dry load. Standard of dry leads. Bardwell Fruit Co., exclusive agents. 42 A. J. Carver of Clarkston, Wash., president of tho International Copper company, and Inventor of an ore re duction fnrnnee, after a two days' visit In the city returned today to Leland where he bus one of bis In ventions Installed at a mine. For the host Insurance, see Holmes, the Insurance Man. W. D. Bell of the Applcgate dis trict and John Foster of Butte Falls were Saturday visitors In the city. There was a noticeable lack of farmers In the city today. Most farm era were busy at work taking ad vantage of the good workable condi tion tbe ground was loft In by Thurs day's rain. , 1 VW. (... dipt, rfichurd I'. Hobson, who will deliver u lecture free ut the Page theater Snndny afternoon ut 3:00 o'clock, on the topic, "America nt War." Captain Ilohson saw military service in Cuba, nnd his story will undoubtedly lie authentic, unit of in terest tit his audience. Carl Shoemaker, state fish and game' warden, and I. X. Fleischner, member of the state fish and game commission, 'spent Saturday inspect ing the fish hatchery at Butte Falls. About that flower bed, see Plerco the Florist. Phone 374. 42 Included among visitors registered at the hotels today were G. G. Pat terson and G. A. Bremser of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Sleter and J. Pederson of Klrkland, N. Y., C. C. McKeon of Wultham, Mass., W. lOrthman and X. Couch of Los Ange !les, W. J. Rodgers of Seattle, H. H. Wolfe of Tacoma, T. V. Swessy, W. S. Humphrey and E. Poll of San Fran cisco, Smith Clark of St. Joseph, Mo., E. A. Horgun, C. II. Clement and Paul G. Wandrey of Portland, John Bain of Pendleton, J. F. Bridges of Oakland and E. W. Cooper of Albany. Service flags tor Bale at cost. Mall Tribune office. Mrs. J. L. Butler of Albany who has been visiting Mrs. T. J. Dines at Jacksonville left for homo Satur day morning. Glenn Allen, the little trap drum mer, formerly with the Launspach orchestra, and Russell Coleman, youngest son of W. R. Coleman, both of whom uro 16 and too young to enlist, aro doing their "bit" in the shipyards of Aberdeen, Wash. Mr. Coleman's two other sons are ulreudy in the Bcrvlco. Frank, the eldest, is with the 65th artillery in France, and Elbert is with Co. 7 at Fort Colum bia. Among Grants Puss visitors in .Modford today were A. E. McCarthy, Guy Griffith anil A. K. Earhart. Dr. ii. D. Sheldon of tho University of Oregon, will deliver the 'hign school commencement address. The city schools will close on June 14 th. We stock springs for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Notice. ' Empounded on May 6th, 1918, Phoenix, Oregon, one bay horse about 8 or 10 years old, collar marks and branded W on the right shoulder. Ono Iron grey muro, about 5 or 6 years old; looks like had been worked; branedd 4 on the left stifle. TOWN' OF PHOENIX, 44 By A. W. Short, Marshal. New Minister Coming. The now minister will arrive Fri day night and will bo received at St. Murk's hall In a fitting manner. "The .New Minister" Is a comic per rofrnunce with not a dull moment In It. The characters are taken by local talent, and rehearsals have been held regularly for some time. It will appeal to both old und young, and anyone leaving at the close with a "face as lung as grandfuthor's clock" may ask for a return of the price of udmissiun. This will be given under the aus pices of tho Ladies, Aid of the First Methodist church. See cast of characters and synop sis in tbe advertising columns of this ifc-sue. They're Deadly Foes to Gas Waste the Chalmers Hot Spot and Ram's-Horn anifold These are days when the sagacious person is cutting out all forms of waste in his shop and in his home. No douht a condition thut has sent thousands to see the new Chalmers with its two greit devices chut. IIooveri;:e gas. One of thorn is the now noted Hot Spot, which cracks up and heats up the raw gas into a cooked condition for wonderful power results. The other is the Ram's-Horn Manifold, which of the two is prob--ably an even greater device. For it takes the gas vapor from the Hot Spot and carries it 14 inches equi-distant to each cylinder without sharp turns, angles or pockets where the vapor might lodge. So that at the moment of sparking, the gas is (like the charge in a large projectile) ready for lOO'c results. There's so little that comes out of the exhaust in the form of un burneil gas as to be negligible. All the power goes into tin: crank-shaft and out of the rear wheels. And such a soft, luring power th.it it casts a spell of intense satisfaction the moment your foot touches the accelerator. ..... ulM 1 '. e A . f Is e A .-J - -11 T Y. I --r---- i if H I rnrrownrt ToriUNfiOAK.f.PASSI NC.mtHU TOl'KINU St'UAX . . $tM TOWN CAR l.ANn.At'LFT lir:::Nt,i.AX).nvsi m;hr ttw CAt.i.'.oi.; i . j-e wsi.ngi u tit s I imoimm ,;-i.w.i n jj;s Kl AMA!U IUI.V.V.I ! R . $IM TOWN CAtLM' VWN,;n $ I I MH SINK IAN DAlLtT !.. ALL CHICKS l-.O.U. ULIHOir iLUJl.i;i TO CIIAM.L VWIIIOIT NOI'ICb' A. W. Walker Auto Co. West Main' St. FRANKFURTER NAMED HEAD OF WAR ACTIVIT.Y . WASHINGTON". Mnv 11. T'Vliv- Frnnltl'iiiler of Harvard University, v.-as iiiiiiinleil by Secretory ot Labor Wilson today as administrator of la bor O'-tivitie-:. ' THE NEW MINISTER AUSJ'iCKS J.APIKS AID OK THK M. K. nil'ltrn. ST. MARK'S HALL, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 8 P. M. ADULTS 35c; CHILDREN, under ' 12, 15c. AST OF riiAKAf'TKltK. Rev. Homor; Alexander Urown, tho St'.w '-Minister. .. Prof. TopnotR, the leudor ut the Oioir Mrs. Crescendo B. Flatt, Member .!u:si- Committee. Ilozekinh V. Shrtrp. .Member of Miisir: Committee...: Dr. Hoofdek, .Member Music Committer Clarence Meeker Kalnhy Hunter, Choir .Member '. Raluh Brandon Seth Perkins, a Joke Campbell i -c.AV. !-. Valentin if. K. .Ml Her .Mrs. V M. Van Scovoc Forrest C. Udmendea .....Mrs. Pertlia ICmericK. ..Mrs. C. C. Van Scoyac .....Mrs. Maud1 Anderson , A. 1-4. Vroiuan Mrs. H. A. Caimdft .....Mrs. John l'erl ")alsy Love joy, the New School Teacher Odeliah l-lasbin, Organizer Old Maids' Club Petunia Pimples, Milliner, Choir Member Cnele Aloe, the Sexton Augusta Wind, Everybody's KrUmd....- Mrs. DeLaneey, President Ladies' Aid .Miss IVqry Sope, President Old Maids'- Club ..Miss Katherine Dunham MemlKT-s liitilieV Aid Kotty Mrs. DeLaneey. Pres.; Mesdumes Sio cum, Belinda Hans, Hrasy, MHlhiiy, Albertina Spieer, ltliss, Knowledge, Airy, Fluffy, Miranda Ketclmm, Petunia Pimples, Ueddy. MenituM-s Old Maids' ( luh Miss Ivory Sope, Pres; Misses Mila Dressy, Patience Pickles, Prnnetta Pills, Henrietta Sharp, Odcliah Hasbin, Heltio Buttons, Polly Poppleton, Kliza Whiffles, lilo:-soin Clover. ' :" Members of the Choir QdHiah llasbin, Henrietta Sharp, Blossom Clo ver, Klttv Spangles, Miranda Ketchum, Mila Dressy, Petunia Pimples,. Me lissa WHktns, Italphy Hunter, Seth Perkins, Carter Killem, Mulberry juce. SYNOPSIS: , VHIago choir rehearses for entertainment. Daisy, the new school teach er, leaves home to escape a suitor, locates in town, joins choir. Sexton toils how to run con Kress and select a preacher. Committee discusses selecting a preacher, and Ladies' Aid d ins to receive him". Old Maids discuss situation. New minister arrives and is civen all the advice h.j needs. "A lively Utile place." Kalphy finds Daisy und new minister conversing; latter joins baseball team as pitcher and has to win every game. A gust of wind. Old! Maids confer with sexton. Minister hasn't h.ade up his mind as to marrying. Changes his mind ami Helens wife. Pianist, Miss Kdith Brooks. Orchestra, Leadership of Bliss Heine. Director of Musical Numbers. Forrest C. Kdmeades. Production Committee, Mrs. Minear, Mrs. Heine; Mrs. H. K. Miller, director. For One Week i Commencing Friday, May 10th, with a purchase of 2." cents or more we will give you your choice of three piidios (post rard size) of your movie favorites or one 7x10 in sepia finish. This Is an un usual offer. Don't fail to take advantage of it. HEATH'S DRUG STORE rhono S84. Goods delivered. ALSO MUSICAL PROGRAM First Christian Cherch, WEDNESDAY, MAY I5TH. ADMISSION, 35 CENTS nmml i MmmJi Come Here Fcr Photographic Supplies r Our store is the Mceci for all aspiring amateur photographers.- Our line of Ansco photo supplies 19 complete. We have the Ansco, the amateur camera of professional quality, $7.50 to $55.00. And there is the Buster Brown family, $2.00 to $12.00. Ansco Film, the original, genuine and perfect film. Cyko, the prize-winning photographic paper. And back of all is our unqualified guarantee. Come in today. Look for the Ansco Sign. MEDFORD PHARMACY PHONE 10 WEEKLY BULLETIN OF Used Cars 1 Reo $125 YKS. IT WILL Kl'X. 1 Micli!-iu) S275.00 1 Mi.-hiiian $375.00 1 Chalmers $275.00 1 Chalmers " in1' $750.00 1 Willvs-Km-ht $775.00 1 stmlrhakci- $850.00 1 5ujr $G50.00 Treichier-Peirson, Inc. '
