Medford mail tribune., May 20, 1918, Page 2, Image 2

mtfotcd matt, ttjtt.ttste. mtdfortv ot?fiont. moxday. may 20, mis
PA(!E TWO
f OCAL AND
PERSONAL
Mrs. !:. It. Heely, until h-ioiUI) ;i
well-known .Mciirord rphiiU-nl, I ti.
Hint; In Meili'nnl anil A.-!s!ainl for'
two wepks. Claii-o, (lip Him in' Or.
tt3l Mrs. Si-cl; , who lias alt'ml
tiig I.rlaml S;..nfii'il nnivir.iiiy, u:
eently pnlliitnl hi S;.n l-'v.md.-c-o In
tlio imvitl ollirei-.-;' intinin;; coip'.
Mr. and .Mr;!. It. K. 'ioil:-m ujul
T ):. (Illnmrr -at M'in'hy. -.loseimlnv
cunty, wr? litre .SiimUiy vImiIii-:
Mis, (lilinoie who Is a patient at I li'"
sanitarium.
Yon ran nd an p;-iptrlr vacuum
cleaner at Paul's KW 'tri- StnrM diil
Iiik May for $ I . fi i down and batanee
easy payments.
II. W. Crnlu; 1ms Joined the sale:',
staff of llio Hoy I'rnlit Autonioliile
agency, Hiireei'.sor to V. It. Del. ay.
1-J. V. l.ilj( Mmm lias returned to
Mcdford and lias been ene.aed !y
tho Field's company lo'talie. rare of
thu nsxtiyiiiK and niinn eiiKlneerlnK
departments.
Storni;o battery charging. Power
Auto Co. I2 So. Fir St. 7:1'
The Southern Pnelfic eompauy ban
Adopted the plan reeently of maliiui"
np'tho salary eheebs for employes
of tlio Portland division from Port
land to Ashland, a the former offtee,
thoreby enabling tne men to ot their
pay cheeks by tho loth inBtead of t lie
,' 17th of eaeh month.
See Mrs. Paul Hansen about Nil
Done Corsets. Phono 08.1-11. Gil
The relative of the Kui;eno hoI
illore In the fiTith artillery, now In
France, have organized an auxiliary
society and there is talk of the rela
tives of tho ,1J Aledt'ord boys in that
command formlns a .similar ij-f;.-inl-znlion.
Paxson's superb dahlins. Plant
now and up to June suih. Fleld
jtrown roots, ei.nlil for $1, ei;;iit for
$2, eight for $.'!, and up. Parcel ifost
paid. Write II. II. Paxson, Central
Point, Oregon.
A seven-pound son was born May
3 7th to .Mr. mid .Mrs. Howard drover
at Ashland. Hefore her niarrlai:e Mrs.
Grover wan Miss .Marie Keely of Uils
city.'
Have you n son or brother In the
army or navy, If so you should dis
play a service fill". Tho Mal Trib
une has them.
The hU'.h siliool student body re
cently elected tho following oiiicers
fovm;xt year. I.aureuce firey va.1.
clautnd iireelilent, I. eland Drophy,
first vice-president, .lorry Voiiiik, sec
ond vice-president, Genevieve Sprle-fts
1 pocrntur , and llai-old Leonard treas
urer. IVew location. Power Auto Co.
Bo. Fir St. 7:'.
Chas. M. Sawyer of Weaver, Colo,.
Is tho Kuest this week of his sister
Mrs. William (1. Tait, anil Mr. Tall.
Upholstering, furmioro ropnlrini;,
nintlresses mado over, feather reno
vated, carpets and rugs cleaned and
laid. Coo. W. Douglass, 201 S. Itlv
erslde. Phone 1G2-J. j tf
Mrs. A. II. Stewart of San Dleuo Is
tlie guest of Airs. C. (I. F. .Manning
on N'. Orange street.
.lobnson for high-class watch re
pairing. (I. F. Suediror and George lluwal.l.
delegates from the local odd Fellow'
lodge, left Saturday night to attend
the session of the grand lodge at Sea
Hide, Ore., which will be held llii-i
week. .Mrs. John Perl and Airs, f'atli
erlne. Daniels, who are del. c.ales i'mmii
the local Hebeliali lodge, d. pai ted fur
Seaside at the same lime. In fit"
party were also .Mrs. George Howard.
Airs. Nellie W in-, and Mrs. M. Il.dlv.
who will attend the- contention a
onlookers.
See Date V, cod ul'Oiit tint file In
miranio policy, (niice, ;,mii o
Al. IV s II. Ihiiidiii':
In Jiislli e Tat lots' , mil t iMIunlr.
a Jury f I .toe srnii, an cmU- .'
the Ajiplei aie l.trniier loniiMiiv. no'
guilty or Hie ch.n c ol di- oi del Iv i o-.i
dust pi, lei I-. ,1 ii .mi l htm l,j s. S
Miilhs.
Collli.l'd.l ;Ioi:i'-i- b.iMoiic'. l'ow
er Aiilo Co. 1 ' So. 1 si . , ; -
Miss ,lo;-i plillie Clal i, l-'l 1.1 -i I,:. !i;
for (lie llrnnei Ion ny j,m ,, ,,
nilliie Iiit o'l-i ;, ,. jM T 1 1 1- navM i e
serve after ,i fui lo": u .- "cut at ) cue
Ac.llll tlie t ia! In i- ,It in o! S.i :,
Francisco pn 'iii s lm i-; i: uii
ley tonlchl ;i,. V ,v. S"s l.i '
niaxl'iiu u 1e:nreiaiiie icn t
(trees, end I! ' ri-iaiii s lel-i no n i,i
was I., dei re.-
Dr. Heine, Gainell Cos, v Pldg.
Mr. and Mr., c. It smi. r i.f ,s:,.It
A'llley al e t I ttoi in tlie cl ,. in!
Itne-'ls at Hi" Xa h inoel
Airs. H.inr t fiT beni-! hch :i. lt. a:o;
pecotlng. liiniflt tVny llijr.
C. C. Chi rk, who 1m. !. n a 'in.
tin assistant to I io d n. oin.-,. iC.
frost epe;t, le'l 1 hi:, icoriiiii,' to r
mtme chsree of ia. i'c e',o;uio i,, oi
the Gold Hideo tnii n i- .inc., , :ec!.
llo was arm iiieaTiit I ' y ,1--.. hi.i.aii
who will assl-i in Ce wot, at IN
mine for a fIhhi ii'e. ,
"Oet a htMRCMee.l l.clo-e M.,y '".:!i.
See .Moore and !'! ti. Austin ho
tel InilMlnn, A 'lilaii l, lor a go 1 1 lo
callrtn." II'
A. Pe.tton or Koseburg Is hero vis-1
Itlng relatives and friends.
The llrunswlcx, all phonograpns in
one. Waters Paint Store. tf
1'se A'alvoilne oil in your motor; It
makes a difference. Power Auto Co.
12 So. Fir St. 7Ii
Why not eat your noonday lunch
at Holland Cafe'.'
Joan Tiiuiber of Klamath Falls Is
a builnoss visitor in tho city.
Mitclioll sharpens lawn mowers.
Hii So. liiverside,
John.ain for high-class watch re
pairing, tf
A. .icl leraiout of Sacramento, who
Is the California representative of
tiic Ste-.vai-t. Fruit company, Is spend-J
inc. seccral days here on business. J
Dr. Hartley fills aim extracts teeth i
without pain. Al. F. II. lildg. j
For tlie best Insurance, see Holmes.'
the Insurance Alan. j
Captain Floyd .1. Cook of Portland,
former resldenl of Aledford and vicin
ity, who is in Hie Infantry service of
the army, is here from Camp Lewis
for several days for a visit to tlie
scenes of bis youth and is a guest
at Hie Hotel Mcdford. lie Is tlie son
of 'ii:t. Cook now a well-known resi
dent or Portland and former owner
of the SN rllng mine, and spent much
of today visiting his boyhood homo
at the mine. The captain Is a cousin
or Mrs. John Orlli.
Girl lor general housework, small
family. Plume 7SU-W.
"When Hotter Automobiles Are
Hullt, lil'ICK Will liuilil Them." 73
Tlie big lied Cross campaign open
ing parade which was scheduled to
move over the si rents in the husluesB
dislrht at t Icock, It was predicted,
would perhaps be liie most represen
tative of all ( las.res of citizenship
ever held In the city, and full of pa
triotic features and sentiment. The
parade was forming at tho hour of
this newspaper going to press.
Warned .Men wanted, government
work, Astoria wooden .shipyards.
Steady work. .Good pay. Quick ad
vancement. Hiflendid working condi
tions. Cool summers. Close to bench
resorts. No fees charged. See
Miown's billiard parlors. Tele. 101.
S
BEFORE REVOLTING
IH HI.IX, Sunday, Alnv l.S. -Tlie
Sinn l-'eiiiers iliriuiLilioiit Ireland, who
hud I u uaitino I'm- two days for u
cue us to what notion to take, to
night received u proeln mat ion from
a parlv. eoiiiiiiittee nipoiutini: new
ecu to lake the pla -es of those nr
nslcd. The ett'ecf of (bis proeininnlitm
probably will be lo lull ice the Sinn
I'eiu niiiiiiisl nriv siji nioilie outbreak.
The ioli. v seems to be to sit ti'jllt
.'lid await orders n'f the newly ni
l.enle.l heads el' tin' oruauiutiou.
l'i:i.FAST May -'0. AIji- (Inline
Mi I'lule, widow of Alnjor John .Me
Pride, who was executed in Alnv,
H'lli. for the 1 1.- rt taken by him in
i iie i i i!i:i uin-iio on KiiMer t hut
.'.ear. ha- I il nri'e-tcd.
A iV pat !i lo the Times 1'roti'
: I.e . ilea, I, says lll.il of tile Sinn
1Y;ii pi'-oiier aritteil there on a
ar-hip Saiaii'nv neilll. Thev were
' .'I lit'l to 11 eauii. The Connies,
lu' I. lev le wa . -cut lo l.olllloll. Oilier
pn- i - en- oic, ted at Holyhead.
Vn!i t it,- exception of 1 'r it is.r
i'e Na'er. and t'oiinlcss M arkicvicir.
'''' .'Ip'arc.i lo bo dejeetcil. the
pci oio i .I'.l not - eem to be ilj-tnrll-
CONTROL OF 1
ON TOUL FRONT
W i I'll 'I I
i- li i i:.
MI i.H AN Al! MY IN
v '". lit the U-o-'
I'.cil.ol of the nil-
tin
I o Tin:, n-i
T-.i-ic : .I.,.!
-
"I i . rruttcl t
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il -u -Hi'' l i- -in Mi lken
l,-o
:i-: - ith I'll- i .-11-1:11. iilol to
lie I iiit ol il :! linn s !ir,,i;::lit
I " Ol C! U 'o'-: IIC-1 i t ill il' I.I
in l.- i'o i km I o! :
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0.
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ii-e .c-.i -.. b, n
el Tie eneuit.
ill luif -l.illi-O
! to
1 1
I''- 1" "oil,,, nt ..,,,,1 1 1 1;.), 1
' - . I lio-. 1 1 . I !i:o .:. l or tn-t:i!l' c, I I i -.
ecu .. r i'ii' Li-ioind nt li.
II e.l-r., .1 mi il'... ,' .,. oniiiii, ,
' c "I . 'l'- i I'i ' ' ' ." 'rite 111;' Ml) t s .
' :: i I "i: i : ' . b II 1 'ie licr'n.ni-
'. i- !,l l i'li ii - ll.-rp ioollOUt, ;in,i ;o.
c -:ii I n' Ac, i i I.- in pel -lot ui.i-icc-
i loi iini" In ii.i-,' ibotn, het
1 1" i! .in.! i.ii led h.-liic r,i'.lv,
With all but a few minor prcflucts
In, the result of l-rlday's primary
election Is unchanged. The only
clone contest, that between Piirdln
and llorden for the democratic noml
antion for county Judge, has been de
cided in Purdin's favor. The major
ity of oilier candidates in increasing
as the fuller returns aro reported.
The count, with 1 :1 precincts missing,
is as follows:
llcptihliciui totals.
National committeeman: Dennis
CJO; Williams SSI.
Senator, short term: Barton 685;
Mulkcy Sal ; Schnabel lis.
Senator, long term: AleN'ary 1.1CS; j
Stanfield III: I.
Hcpresontatlve: llawley l."14.
Governor: Anderson 240; Harley
70; .Moscr 317; Olcott 405; Simpson
330: Wlthycombe (124.
Treasurer: Adams !)3; CiiRlck
21)3; 1 lot' r 317; Plummer 127; Ityan
I!I7; West a72.
Supremo court Justice: Coke f 2 -I ;
Johns 2H7; Kelly 4S5.
Attorney general: Brown 147S.
School superintendent: Churchill
1 4 1 11.
Labor commissioner: Palzlol .10.1;
Gram 4117; Holston 3tiH; Xiekum
Public service commissioner: Mil
ler r.sO: Williams 1043.
Water superintendent: Abry 1!9;
Cupper 7u,"i; Schaefer 491.
Senator: Thomas 143.1.
County judge: Allen 79; Gard
ner 119."; Leever.197; Taylor 349.
Comissloner: Ilrown 4(12; Kar
hart 311!; Aledynskl 339; Owens S9a.
Sheriff: Sundry 412; Terrlll S4I;
Walker 700.
Clerk: Florey llai; Thoinpson
911(1.
Coroner: Perl 1U.VI; Weeks 932.
HeliKH-lntie Ticket.
Comlmtteeman: Ilornibrook 342;
.Morrow ISO. , .
Senator: King 99; West 4 91.'
Governor: Pierce 334; Stark
weather 2 0fi.
County judge: llorden 253; Da
vis 101; Puriliu 3 11.
IB BE BANISHED
4-4.
(.'KNKVA, Swil.TL.n.l, Mny
111. Nirlidlni unjyntl 1', t'nrm-
it Pinpcrnr nl' litiNsin, iinl his
I'jiiuily, niMMinlinir to reports
printed in Vienna newspapers,
litis been t;ivviL his rhuiee of ex-"
ile in liiimania or Switzerland.
This euncesvi,,)), il is ndi j'd,
was granted by the soviet ptv-
ernnient on certain conditions,
the principal une hoiiiir that he
" wtudd reliain 1'ioni inakinu
furts to return to the Russian
" tlirone.
TEN STEEL SHIPS
DELIVERED 10 FLEE!
WASHINGTON. May lid. - Ten
-tccl -lii. ol ."S,S."i(l iiooreuale 1 1 ill -l:ii"e
Wi re coniicleil and ilclivered to
the llmcrucncv 1'lcet coriorutinn dnr
inu Hi" pM-l wccl., uuii 1 1 others,
-i.nio I end -.one Mod, of lo.UOU
ti n- wore l.uiui In il.
On S il iril.it, lour woollen lii.-
I' l I tin- ,n -, the thu d li lurili.e
tile lue-cli! 1 1 1 -. 1 1 1 1 1 w'iii-n lour tesel
o'' tin- i.in.l wric Innni bed in n sin
gle tint . 'i'iie tolui lllllllller of wooden
i 1 1 ( .-. In-.in. hi d ill M.n III dole i- '.."J.
fair division for
j V .-ii;ni'. m, -jn. i,i-ti':i,i
; loMnc ... i r ! ' i'alV.1 -hor!
t c" i nili-o.oi-, I ii- i.iilron.l u lniim--!
t!i"ii, i; w..- I unci imlnv, i- con
o1' t .ie.- i'i mi . to n;-ni c ibcm a t'nir
iin-i"U ot joint rate- l, nl iuci'ca-cs
i r:ite- lit -.l.itc . ..: it ,i--ion-. mle
c.'iic cur -M.ol,, , nn.l :;-vur;ince
,-iiu.i . r-iiiainn roiitiUL'.
rt:i i's-:iii-. lor leuui, close
in. Phone ei clinic..!. Phone "Tn-.I.
t' 1 "
RED CROSS AT
LAKE CREEK FEEDS
FIVE HUNDRED
Tho Sunday chicken dinner held
by the Lake Creek lted 'ross auxili
ary for tho benefit of the Hod Cross
was a big success as hundreds of peo
ple from .Mcdford and all parts of tho
county will testify. Tiio dinner was
given nt the home of Mr.' an'tP Mrs.
Lent Charley between ltrotvusboro
and l.ako Creek.
About fiOO neoplo wero In attend
ance and tho price per plato was 50
cents. All tho furniture was taken
out of tho lower part of the house
to mako ronin for tho diners, and ta
llies wero fixed on the porches and In
the yard. It required over two hours
to feed tho multitude who were con
stantly arriving by auto and other ve
hicles. Cars were parked all about
the yard and ham and for a great
distance in both directions along the
road.
The bountiful dinner was served
on tho cafeteria plan, which system
worked splendidly. , All the edibles,
etc., had been donated by tho people
of tlie Lake Creek district, so tho
monoy taken in was all profit. It
is estimated that the total receipts
from tlie dinner and the auctioning
of cakes and other things which fol
lowed, were about $2S0. Mayor Gates
of .VIedford auctioned off tho cakes,
several of which brought as high as
$3.25 each.
For some time the women of the
Lake Creek auxiliary have been mak
ing socks for the soldiers from the
raw wool which is donated by the
residents of the district, and a strik
ing feature of the dinner yosterday
was the exhibiton of the old-fnsh-loned
spinning wheel and tho wool
combing cards, and tho socks already
made.
WASIMNCTON. May 20. As his
first act under the new act permit
ting cxecutivo rearrangement and
consolidation of departments. Presi
dent Wilson today took production of
aircraft rrom tho army signal corps
und established as n separnto organi
zation the air production hoard head
ed by John I). Kyun of .Now Vork.
!WAWWWVWVI.VVWIW
lomen in
An urgent call hna ueon mndo for
(Hah towels and (HhIl cloths, for uso
in the c.iiitoiuueuf s. Tho allotment
made to tho Jackson county chapter
Is 7 10 IMi towels and r.HI dish
cloths, J'or dish towels suur sacks
of luo younds or flour sacks of SO
Ihs. or larger should bo used. These
darned.
Idsh cloths may ho made of sacks
of smaller size containers of 10 to
."0 lbs. All should lie washed clean.
No material should be purchased for
this allotment and no chapter funds
should be t-od. ' This allotment
should ho sent by .lime Kith. Any
ono who can assist In filling this al
lotment is asked to do so, an soon
as possible.
All Traces of Scrofula
Cleansed from the Blood
Impurities Promptly 'iped
Out.
If there is any trnco of Scrofula, or
other impurities in your blood, you
cannot enjoy the full physical devel
opment thut a healthy body Is ca
pable of until your blood has been
thoroughly cleaned and purified of
all traces of impure matter.
S. S. S., the wonderful old purely
vegetable blood remedy, has no cuual
May Eggs 35c or December
Eggs 65c
Kcs put ur-wn in our watorslass now will 1r as fresh as the
I'SK ynu pay i'i ct'iits for In December. A pint of walerKlass at
I'i eetiti will take rare of about elht tlozcn.
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
I'honr SS I.
;e
Country- Groan-inn From Hunger,
Misery anil Slavery Thousands
Attempting to Flee to Great Rus
' sia Armed Population Resist Ger
man Aggression.
LONDON, May 20. Tim sutlileys
methods f tlie Germans in attempt
ing to gather foodstuffs in the Uk
raine are meeting witii hitter opposi
tion from the exasperated popula
tion, according tu n Hussiun frovern
ment wireless message received here.
District Jissemblies throughout the
Ukraine decided to burn all bread and
other provisions. The land owners
were declared to be outcasts.
Twenty thousand jteusnnts at
tempted to hold nn assembly of their
own in Kiev, hut they were dispers
ed by tlie Germans.
General iSkoroupauski, the self ap
pointed hetman, has been declared
an impost er liy many Ukrainian or
ganizations and the people have been
ordered to disregard his decrees. Ex
cept for his bodyguard of 100 men,
the hettnan is said to have no trop:
at hif disposal.
Country in Misery.
Everywhere the Germans are ap
pointing their own officials, while the
country is ;rouniiijr from hintcr, mis
ery und slavery. The Russian state
ment sttys that thousands are at
tempting to flee to Great Kussia. The
members of the rada are regarded, as
traitors.
Almost the entire population i
armed. Attempts by tlie Germans to
disarm the people nre meet in jr with
deadly resistance. Towns and vil
lages ure reported to have been
burned.
The Germans, the statement adds.
export to Germany all the provision
they .an lav hands on, ht.t there are
no imports into the Ukraine. All the
toVns, villages and railway stations
ard ears are in darkness as there is
no petroleum or candles.
DIED.
FIELDS A. lT. Fields, tho well
known mining man, who had resided
in Med ford most of tho time for the
past year, and who was operated on
for appendicitis last week, died at
tho sanitarium this morning. Ho
had no relatives in this city, but Is
.mrvlved by two daughters. Ills for
mer home was in Oakland, Calif.
Whilo here ho made his homo at the
iNash hotel. Funeral arrangements
will be announced later. Following
the operation he was improving nice
ly, but a relapse came Sunday caused
by a blood clot obstructing un artery
in his leg.
GUANT -In Ashland, on May IS.
! IMS, Air. Sinn Grant, aged till
! years. The deceased was a native
of I'aikman, Ohio, and previous to
coining Id southern Oregon, where
she resided lor nearly 'JO years, had
lived in Idaho. She was the mother
of Mrs. Dr. E. Ulakc, of Ash-
for removing tho last trace of Scrof
ula and other blood taints, and thero
is no case that it does not promptly
reach. S. S. S. will thoroughly cleanro
and remove every disease germ that
infests tho plood and pivo you new
life and vlpor. It h sold by all drutf
pists and you should get a bottle and
begin its use to-dny. Write a com
plete history of your case, and you
can obtain expert medical advice freo
by nddressinsr Medical Director, 30
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ja,
ticioila 'delivered.
EVEUYTHINa IOU AVTOS
here all the time. There's nothing
from front lights to license plates In
tho back that we cannot supply at
minute's notice. The autolst who haj
oncebeeu a customer here remains oni
always. J!o knows from experience
that our suppllee are right In quallu
and all right In price.
Q. T 0ATE3 AUTO CO.
MISERY RULES
UKRAINE UNDER
GERMAN-RULE
lnnd, who is her only surviving
child, l-'iinernl services were held in
Masonic hull on the afternoon ol'
May 20, under the iiuiics of the
Eastern Star, of which order she had
been a faithful and efficient mem
ber, lief. P. K. Iliiiiini'ind, rector
tier. liev. j-. is.. 1 1. million'!,
of Trinity Episropal church, of I'i-1
- , - . .
"fitter 1 SpriR2 is in ths airthe.
every 1 fields and woods and 9
meal" j waters call j
lk$i And t0 add t0 tf5e zest 1
P?!P1 of outdoor, pleasures i
Sfelt notnins affords the Ions- 1
'pS lasting refreshment of. 1-
4fffl WRIGLEY'S . " . " j
So carry it always I
r::jM Ths Flavor :
r-0?rl Lasts : I
Medford Spring Carnival
Fui' the Croiitci' Med Cord ('lull's Pairiotiu Fund.
May 28th to June 1st
Five Jiiij; Jt iy fill Jays.
FOLEY and BURICS
COMBINED SHOWS
Nine Supreiiie Tent Ati 1'aetioiiw.
MAMMOTH :l-RN(i TILMXEO ANIMAL SHOW
MON'STKR CIU'CL'S S1DH SHOW
llL'CiH. SlM''( 'TACl'LAR IAVAI1ANT A'lLLAGI
'0X( i 11 KSS OF J UX( i LI' AN I..ALS
MONKEY AUTO RACES
NKW MO DKL U-liOAT
Mammoth Ferris Sky "Whirl and 10,01)0 Merry-H'o-Roinid.
Sensational I''ree Acts very Afternoon find J' veiling.
1'KM KMliKlf THK DATK
miisn TIIK CllLLDBEN
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR SALE'
Oldest and best established automo
bile repair business in the city.
SMALL INVESTMENT
If interested don't delay will be
closed out in two weeks.
The Pacific Highway Garage
29 S. Bartlott St.
L. J. DAViES, Prop.
cialed. . Interment, was . in Aiililund
ceuietery, and thu last sad rites were,
uii-oompanicd liv tokens of esteem
nn'd u I eel inn from u wiite circle of
friends who hud lenrneil to prize the
memory., of Hie departed for her
kindness, sympathy and sterling
- . .
finalities of both mind and heart