Medford mail tribune., May 11, 1918, Page 5, Image 5

MT.nPOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. ArEDFORl), OUKi()X.. SATriJDAY. MAYI1,-1!)K
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MARINE CORPS TO iPOSEY TO SPEAK
E
IN THIS CiTY
Patriotic yoiiiij: men of Mcdforu
mid vicinity who have been lin;in
ever since the army recruiting office
here dosed, to enlist in the senile
without the expense of noing to l'ort
Innil or some other rueruitinjr noiitt,
now have their opportunity and can
enlist ut once with Postmaster .Minis
ii. the murine corps.
Colonel Minis ioduy received a ro
inicst from Lieut. K. H. Ilaniuiond,
who is in charge of the Portland dis
trict recruiting office for the murine
crrps, to enlist as many men as pos
silile for the marine corps. Twenty
thousand recruits for this hranch of
service are wanted at once.
This is un excellent chance for the
men registered fur the draft to enlist.
Men of draft tigc may enlist pro
vided they obtain certificates from
the county exemption hoard that their
c lass and number lire so far down in
the list Hint they will not he culled nu
to fill out the curent draft ipiota.
All younj; men whu will he 'Jl years
of ago by June oth, next, ure clijii
blu i'or the selective draft, and now is
thtitne for them to enlist and choose
their service.
Postmaster Minis will receive up
1 lilicunts at his office in the federal
building, nnd all men nceepted for en
listment will be forwarded to the
Portland headquarters, und from
there to the various marine corps
(limps.
Dick I'oscy, tlio WhiUombo Hlley
of Oregon, will be heard by the peo
ple of Medford ut the First Christian
church Wednesday evening, the ap
pearance of tho author to be under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of tho
cliurch. Aside from tho entertain
ment provided by Mr. Posoy, on In-,
spiring musical program has boon ar
ranged. People who have had the
opportunity of reading some of Po
sey's works realize there is a treat
in store for them, t nd a good crowd
Is assured. Tho following numbers
to be interspersed with Posey's read
ings are:
Vnlse Caprice, Mrs. C. C. .McCurdy;
"Hood Night, Beloved," Pinsuti, Mrs.
Quizenberry, Mrs. Wold, C. C. McCur
dy nnd J. T. Kirk Patrick; "Chiriblrl
bin." Mrs. I.eta Childers; "Shepherd
of Israel," Morrison, Mrs. Qulzenber
ry, Mrs. Isaacs, Mrs. Gressley nnd
Mrs. Wold; "Valse Triesta," Sihtlens,
Carlton .limns: "My Heart of the
Sweet Voice," Airs. Isaacs.
FEMININE ATHLETES IN TRAINING
LONDON, May 10. "The bulk of
the German reserves is still in the
roar of the Sommo front and it must
bo assumed the enemy's big, main
effort will be in that direction," said
a representative of General Delma
Kadcllffo", chief director of military
operations at the war ofice. In sum
ming up the week's war developments
today. "It is equally certain that he
will not discontinue his attacks In
Flanders."
LOS ANGELES, May 11. Mrs.
Mont Millch, whoso husband Is n
soldier in the Austrian army, is in
Jail awaiting tho verdict of a coro
ner's Jury over the body of her neigh
bor, Mrs. Anna lloliski, also an Aus
trian, shot dead yesterday in Mrs.
Mllicb's back yard In Belvidere uoar
here.
Ill feeling existed between the two
women, according to the sheiiff's of
fice, because Mrs. lloliski. mother of
five children, became known as "the
Liberty bond buyer" thru her pur
chase of a bond of each issue. The
shooting occurre when Mrs. lloliski,
missing a goat, traced the animal's
tracks to her neighbor's shed and as
sorted the goat was there. The wo
men fought for a moment, then Mrs.
Millch ran to her house and returned
with a revolver. The one shot fired
lodged In Mrs. Uoliskl's brain.
With Medford trade Is Medford made
PRIVATE FUNERAL HELD
FOR MRS. POTTER PALMER
CHICAGO, May 11. The funeral
of Mrs. Potior Palmer, society leader
was held at her late residence here
yesterday. It was private.
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' 13 months. It is possible, some offl- ' jJL.
nDACTin DV II 0 'ccrs say ,hat thc numl,,'r wi" ut' ttjl t&9 '
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Scones fjiktii at Mi 11k coIIko. Cal
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at ttt-uiiuuiiciit Ur wonuMi.
WASHINGTOX, May 11. Approx
imately 1,300,000 men havo been
called in tho draft so far, und either
are in Franco, in camp or under call
to go into service before June 1.
Tho total of 1,300.000 includes all
men summoned in the May contin
gent. There is every indication that
even a larger increment will be sum
moned in June than was summoned
in May, und a progressive monthly
mobilization may continue thru the
summer and fall months as the can
tonments are expanded. It Is ex
pected that at uuch a rate, the urmy
Snowing In Coiurr.iio.
!KNY Kli, Colo., Mny II. A mhv
measuring three inches iVI! lu-re hist
nijrht nnd early today. The slonn
is jreneml in this section oj" ('olnnido
and in' Wvoniinir.
LIBERTY BONDS SELL
LOW ON NEW YORK MART
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Homo Service. I)cartiiiciit,
War is very serious and also a
very expensive uudcrtakinK, especial
ly the one in which we arc now en
gaged. It is, therefore, necessary
that all of us should do our very ut
niul to save time, money and effort
in order that it may lie successfully
(allied on. The work of this depart
ment of the lied Cross is a very im
portant one, and ihosc whose needs
are met by it should observe very
carefully the rules jr,vornin Ihe
same, otherwise much money und
lime and cfort will be wasted, and
Ihe end sought defeated.
All families of soldiers are urgent
I'.' advised not to locate near the can
tonments where their husbands or
fill hers are now in the service of their
country. The attention of this de- f
partuicnt has just been culled to Ibis
by Ihe division manager of the J!ed
Cross, Sentllc, Washington, lie says:
"The migration ot families of soldiers
in order to lie near the cantonments
in which the men are galhcred is
against the deljnile advice and warn-
ings of the wai' and navy depurliiicnt. !
The home service work of the lied!
Cross should (iiscourugo this, as it
has been the cause of much iinnoy
ance, discomfort and expense to hotU
thc lied Cross , the soldiers and their
families.
iNiitriotisui on t he part of both sol-
dicrs and their families demand thut
such a thing1 shall he discontinue!.
To act otherwise is to hamper the
military authorities by crowding; mil
itary camp cities and becomes a
-our. e of worry to the men nnd n fi
nancial rospoiiMbility which they can
not meet.
ltefore making any change in your
location seek the advice of thc home
('epnrlmenl of the lied Cross, Sparta
liuilding, Med l ord, Oregon, and in this
way the work of this department may
soon he made a success and at very
little expense.
326 MEN CONGRATULATED FOR
GRADUATING AS OFFICERS
I.IIighest quality Jewelry repairing
Diamond setting, watch repairing
Satisfaction assured la
quality and pries.
maiitin j. iti:iir
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BABY CHIX
"We htym the r.putatioaiii P.uluiM
elhaadlineihebeilUyiliflKock. Lei
ui prove this la you. Buy not the
ch-apeil, but he bat. Write lac
iofotmelion."
PeUluRift, Celiforntc
FOR SALE
ItV IHtOWX A WIIITH
Dealers iu Farm Idinds, Orchards and
City rropertlM.
10 So. Fir.
Six acres, all under cultivation.
cop in, Kood small house, etc., water
rli;ht, on paved highway, a splsndld
valuo and the price Is right, '
Stock rnnch fully equipped, 76
acres In alfalfa, two sots ot buildings,
trnctor, liny scales, fine band of sheep
Koes with place at $150.00 per acre.
Steel Orders lleci-ease N'W YOllls, Mny 11. -The new
NEW YORK, Slay 1 0 Unfilled or- j l.ibci-ly I1'' per cent bonds sold down
dera of the Cnlted Slates Steel cor- j l,. a new low record of !IK..'I(I today,
I poration on April 30 last amount to j il.e scconfl day of the trading iu them
s,4Sl,SS2 tons, according to the oi. the stock exchange here. The
monthly statement issued today. Tills j traiisai-llons
is a decrease of ol9,."'12 tons com-1 small ones.
were comparatively
Later n block of ifUIKI,.
pared with the crdcrn on Varch SI- 'n'ti r' t'"- hom!.-, sold al IIS.'JI.
('AMI' KKAHXKY. Cnl.. May 11
Congratulations filled caniti ioduv
v'hen the list of those graduated in
I the third officers' training camp
held here was made public through
the committee on public information.
Three hundred und tweniv-six men
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
Tho Only Exclusive
Commercial Photographer
in Southern Oregon.
Negatives made any time or
place by appointment.
Phone 147-J.
Wo '11 do the rest.
J. B. PALMER.
Medford.
20 East Main Street
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