Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 27, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAOTC TWO MEDFOT?T) MATL TT7TRTTNTK AIT1DFORT), OTJTCflO. MONDAY, MAY 27. IMS t No 1 Ma em On On I'oi 1 i Bat V( I 80C IhO dla wli loa of her 01 1 On rlv spe mo a D wh gre it mil Me to, Iho Inn 3 I I : To 1 prt wh: iiu J Km. mo del hcl lim Ihii 'j S (he hi r mui lief I of wit nl Ml IK Pn Nn Urn Ml ( V INK lis in M'o' 1"I fid lllll II),' til win 1 Jur I he I ho iUi I mil IOC ALAND" PERSONAL Mrs. Arthur 8. HnzelrlKi; loft this morning for Portland to Join Mr. Ha zolriKK who located in that city a week ago and will take a responsible position In the auditing department of cither the Houthern Pacific or the O. W. It. II. & having oilers from each railroad. .Mr. i laiselrlKK had his tonsils removed at the Portland Med leal hosi i tit 1 today- "he many friends of Mr. and .Mrs. Hnx'drlKK re gret their dejiarluro from Meilford and wish them good fortune in their new location. You can get an electric vacuum cleaner at Paul's Khxtrlc Store dur ing May for J1.00 down and balance easy payments. The Foley A Uurk Carnival com pany arrived in tlio city this morning from Chlco, Calif., on a special train of eight cam and at once began spreading their tenls for their week's stay in the city. Medford Is iho only atop the company makes In Oregon, and following Its engagement here the company moves on to Clielialis, "Wash., for a week's engagement. Storage battery r:iarglng. Power Auto Co. 42 So. Fir St. 73 Mrs. O. V. Chesney left this morn ing for her homo at Portland after a several days' visit spent hero with friends and In transacting business. Watch the window at "No. 10 South Central avenue for prices on shoes. Mrs. C. X. Olllman of Grants Pass who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. V. I.uinan, and two weeks' old granddaughter, returned home to- iay. Soe Mrs. Paul Hansen about Nu Bone Corsets. Phone 685-11. 69 Among tlio 30 Medford boys of the Seventh company who wore triins forrod to tlio new artillery battalion being formed at Fort Stevens to soon be sont to Franco Is Private Ilussoll Sherwood. Paxson's superb dahlias. Plant now and up to Juno 20th. Field grown roots, eight for 1, eight for $2, eight for (3, anil up. Parcel post paid. Wrlto It. II. Paxson, Central Point, Oregon. Miss Anne McCormick will give two whoatless bread demonstrations tomorrow, ono at noon at tlio Plioo nlx high school and tlio other ut Ash land In the afternoon. Today mo is attending tlio Josephine county home economics committee meeting at Grants Pass, and In that city tonight will meet with her canning class or 70 girls. Dr. Hartley fills and extracts teott' without pain. M. F. II. Illdg A. S. Hoseiihauui, tlio well-known special claim agent of Iho Southern Pacific, Is spending several days in the city on business. "When Bettor Automobiles Are Built, MUCK Will Build Thoni." 73 Berauso of r. freight wreck near Dunsmulr Sunday afternoon, passen ger trnliis ti l and 11!, duo hero from thn south about B p. in. dally, did not roach Medfnril until 5 o'clock this morning. Many north bound passen gers wore greatly Inconvenienced. A minor freight wreck tills morning l'o twecn Wolf Creek mid I.eland de layed south bound passenger train No. 13, duo hero at 1 u : :i Ti a. in., which did not reach the city until about 2 p. m. Johnson for high-class watch ro pairing. tr Mrs. Madge c'ottrcli of I'mllnml left for home this morning after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Nettle Hewitt, at Iho Hotel Holland. An other slsler, Mrs. II. A. Stanley of Merlin, rotiirnud home today alter a visit with Mrs Hewitt Mttchc.ll sharpens lawn mowers. 3tl So. Itlven.lde. Mrs. (i. V. Klal-r left this ninrninu for Portland In which city she will make her future homo. She was no coinpaulcd to Hie fUIo iiieiropnlls h .Mrs. K. S. Howes, who will return lu a few days. iNow location. Power Auto Co. 12 So. Fir St. 7;i William C. Melile. Weill t,i Cruillr- Pass this mnniiim to spend several (la-.i- In that city en huslnes.-. For the best Insurance, soe Holmes, the Insurance Man. A telephone- rcpm-l wa . received In Iho oily late eitenhu alien,, mmi that two Inches ,,r ,,,, i,a,i fallen in tlio Fish l.ai.e district Sunday. The Mrunsnlrit, all phonographs In ono. Waters I'alnt store. tf Mrs. Arthur Wells is spciiililig se.. oral days vl'lting friends nt !;., burg. 1,'ro Vnlvnllne oil In your motor; it makes a difference. Power Amu t'o 42 So. Fir St. 73. Mrs. Ablhe Thonms returned from a lst at Corvnllu with her 'brother end sister in law, Mr. and Mr. A. Andrews. Mrs. Haney for heiiMtllrlilng and pecotlng. Ciornotl-Coivy Illdg. Wni. A. dates loivf' Ibis evcliini 1 for A several dajs" Imsim s it-it at Portland. Sea Dave Wood about that fire I it -nranre policy. Offico, Itoom 404 ft. f, & 11. nmitiiiiK ; The Ladles' Illhle class of the Chris tian church will give a social at the home of Mrs. l,oar, 4t.i So. Front street, Tucsdav uflernoon at 2:30 I Johnson for high-class watch re- ; pairing. ' I The rainfall of Saturday and Sun j day amounted to .la inch of which .01 fell Sunday. Fair weather Is pre dicted for tonight and Sunday, and thoic Is apprehension that If fh weather dears up tonight there may be it frost Tuesday r: jrnlng. Yester day's maximum temperature was 01 degrees and this morning's minimum was 3i degrees. Upholstering, furniture repairing, mattresses made over, feather reno vated, carpets and rugs cleaned and laid. Goo. W. Douglass, 201 S. Riv erside. Phono 1C2-J. tf The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will repeat their delightful performance, "The Now Minister," at the Phoenix high school next Friday night for the benefit of the Christian ICi'.deavor society of the Phoenix church. Columbia storage batteries. Pow er Auto Co. 42 So. Fir St. 73 The ralvage department of the Ited Cro:;s Is in need of more material In order to keep the work going. Over 4u0 refugee garments and 200 iiospltal supplies have been made since March 1st, all from old mate rials. It Is a big saving, as the chil dren of our .allies must be clothed and clothing must lie mado ready to wear, so the mothers can devote their time to the outsido work which is largely depending oil them. All kinds of clothing can bo used, men's, women's and children's: flour, sugar and meal sacks, and children's ribbed' stocking legs. Old rags can bo con verted Into cash. They do not want papers,, rubber or shoes at this time. Have everything cloan and In 'bun dles on tho paved street Saturday morning, Juno 1, ready for the gath erers. Hr llelno, Onrnott-Coroy nidg. Miss Clara Skyrmnn, woll-kno'wn school teacher, and ICdward K. Miller, a Central Point rancher, wero united In mnrrlago Saturday night nt the Christian parsonngo in this city by Kev. F. II. Huffman. Sunday at 10 a. 111. .Miss Ann S. Hansen, also a woll-knowii teacher, becnnio tho bride of Lawrence J. Ilqrton of Klamath Falls, at tho homo of tlio bride's pa rents, 819 -V. Central. Itcv. F. II. Ilufrman officiated. Tho Immediate frleiuls of both families wero pres ent. A wedding repast followed and the couplo drovo to their new &OL'e in Klainalli Falls. Why not cat your noonday lunch at Holland Care? ' In response to a telegram from Congresnian llnwley asking that a student of the I'nlve.rslty of Oregon lio recoin in, 'ii, led for appointment as a endet to tlio West Point miliary academy, tlin faculty has recommend ed Carlton McFadden of Junction City, a sophonioro as first cholco, with James Carter Brandon of .Med ford, a sophonioro In the commerce department, ns alternate. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wellon of Purl land, former residents of Med ford, are visiting friends in tlio city. Mr. and Mrs. ,1. C. Sample loft Sat urday night for St. Johns, Ore., whore Mr. Sample will ho employed nt a shlpliuHilIng plant. Mrs. M. C. Leslie has genu to New port, Ore.. ior a visit with friends. K. M. Murk, one of Iho owners 01 the Foley Ai 1 In rU lurmw.l company, and Mrs. Murk are guests at the Hotel Holland and will niakn that hostelry their headquarters during the week. Miss Daniels who taught tho Sams Valley school this year returned to her home In Medt'ord las: Saturday, the school year having ended Friday. Colonel John Leader of tho British army, who is the head of military training at the I'ulvorsity of Oregon and a malltary critic of note, gave an interesting address on tlio war be fore Iho high school student body this foiemmii. .t Him front during the early pan m' the war Colonel Leader , oninianileil a regiment of Canadiali lilsh rifles. The colonel who arrived In Hie city from Klainalli Falls this morning has boon on a ten-days' speech -making tour In Oregon ad dressin.: high scshouls and home guard oi:uiiintt,,ns. .Mr and Mrs. F. 1;. Morris, former Medford residents, left for homo to day alter a short visit hero wltn friends. Mrs. Male Mart left Sunday for Poison, Mont , after visiting with her laiiKliter. Mrs. C. F llenselinau. Hr. It. w. Stearns who Is in the army reserve me, Ileal corns mid lias boon iiivaitiiiu orders to anlve duty has received olflcial notlie to gel ready, ami will close up his office about June 1st. lie expects the (all to son I, e about that lime. The Alpha Helm i-lavs of tho Chris tian clinch will meet Wednesday aft ernoon. May 29ih, at the home iif' Ml". Karl Ural nev , ;:: I W. 11th j John t'arklu and - v. Meais ar rived home Siinilav forenoon from at-, tendance at the war conference In Sa lem. They nils-v. d the train home Friday night becni.-e of accident to the automobile in which they were en.ioving a rldo with others over the Columbia highway on Friday after-, noon, AT RIALT0 T0NI "f 6" 1? fit f -'4, je ! ' fy! ' '.SiJ. - - J -! t t r ? GI.ADY3 L , '7;'. I ' ' ' ' M tife..-., . dii.jxction -wilxiIam: fox. T.'iaB-.waaBgi IB WIN- WAR SAYS KERR Through t tie tliort visit ot Presi dent V. ,1. Krrr f the; 0. A. and liis not ntilo nddrosH lict'ore n I is' mi (Uence at t he llu'iiter Sumlny fort'lit,n Medford people lmvc a broadened vision of the scriiniMies of the war and have become imbued therefore more than ever hefniv '.villi the ncre;i:;ity tt' lpukini; .sacrifices to wip the war. Tho ini)urative necessity of snrri fiee, notably in the matter ot i'-tid conservation, especially of 'when, was impressed upon the nudieii;e bv President Kerr, who oniy reevntly returned from a coiil'erenee at Wash inutou with Preidt'ut Vilson and other jroverninenl leaders and is inal; ini; a speaking tour for the govern incut setting i'urtli the peril of the present situation and urninjj; upon the pcojtlc to unite and aid aad hack up the noverniuetit and array. At the euiieluiou of the address, the bin audience arose in a pledge t nhsrttaiu entirely from (lie use o!' wheat for the next five day.-i at least. Will Win Ihr War. The speaker eloiji.enlly niasle it plain (hat. the food supply of the I'nited Stales ,if wi-.elv hudiauilid and di-'lributed t o.ir allies, especial ly K ranee and Italy will win tho war. and asserted flint unless we coiild uel eiiuraioiis qua at it ies of wheat lo I'ranee and Italy there was yrave danger that those lianm v nations will collapse and of (lire necessity surren der their opposition to ( Jerinany. $ If si,.dt m frhtt'iil lhin:r -hould COREGA Holds False Teeth Firmly in Mouth 1( rreviil Soro Gums Cuius itiriuk or dwell and Plates horoino loose, which Is no fault of the PeatiHt. An application of COU KP.A Hiried evenly on tho Dental Plato relleven thee eomlitions. It holds tho Plato finnly and comfort ably In position. Aleo promutos nioutti hyKieue. LTe at Prur. Stores aad Dental Sup ply House:!. Your Druggist can got It from his wltolertaler, roo Bumplo from t'otea Phemlcai t'o., t'levoland, Ohio. ( Albert Isemont.) L There's tv vst difference in 5(vlt LESLIE SALT i s wondcrf ully pure coiisecjuciitlyf of rea.i strenli GHT AND TOMORROW. r?. . 1' -6 1 s Sri , - BROCKWELL hajipcn, it was pointed out that (ier ninny eonlil then iiniiiliiliate the lirit i.'h urin.v, mill next wonhl i'lill upon the eoinparalively hinnll nrniv oL' the I'niletl Stales at the war trout and vent all her nnhritlleil l'nry against Amerien. , , In the opinion of.nii ? military experts nt Washington, I'rrir it Kerr sniil, if Fnmec am! Italy lapsed thronli lack of food, the war would he brought by Germany lo this eoimtry, and it would reipiire an finny of from .1 2,0(10,0(10 to 1.1,000, 000,000 men to fighl off the invad ers. Food Solves Problem. Whereas now if Frnnec. Italy and the other allies, enn be proviiled by this eounlry with enough wheat and other food to tide them over until I'nll, an American army of only .1,(100, 000,000 in eo-opcration with Hie al lies can win the war. TliTol'orc the ureal peril in the sit nut ion that now faces 11s and makes imperative Hie conservation of wheat i nd other I' Is. I'Vance, the speaker said, throinh insiil fieielit food hllluile was ill dllll V.er of 11 collapse, and if such a dire calamity h.yipencd, Italy would col lapse vvilliin 2 hours Ihereafter. Then (leriiiniiv would unite nil her ill'orls to iitiuiliilntitiir the Hritish TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOli ItKXT UmiskeeplPK roouia, nicely papered, cool, cheap rent. I'hone 1 ;i-.M. 5 7 foil SAI.K :i chairs, 'i rockers, 1 roll-top desk, 1 nig 0x12, 2 conwo lium rima ilxt; and !ixl2, 75 yards almo.si new linoleum, I pak table, 1 larKe mirror. " whlto enameled cabinets, I small ijas heater, nco llonal bookeaso of 8 sections, 1 coal slove, davenport bed. Apply Dr. County's office, between 2 and I. 6S KOIt ItKNT KiKlit-ronni houso, heat ed by furnace or electricity. Fur ther parlirulars by rlimliiK 77-J2 of mornings. tin WAXTKIi - Plain s w ins of any kind. Call "27 K. lull St. I'hono l!)il-M. 60 V..vri;i lly married mall 40 e:us old who owns real estalo here po sition bookkeencr. ..ileima.i, litn. ber or where seiernl experience is apiireeialed. For apiiolntment Tel. ::7."-" at noon. 5G 1 1 1 L '-7 r " 1 r i'' ; V From Pocket to Pocket Send money near or far by WESTERN UNION Money Transfers Safe, quick, inexpensive. Patronized by the public to the extent of seventy five million dollars yearly. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. army, nnd after that would, hurl nil her strength uirainst the United Stntes, the wealthiest nnd most pow erful nation, both from hatred and n oesire to recoup her great war finan cial loses and exnenses by compier im.' this country and wriniru:r from it erurmous indemnjly. , Italy anil l-'rance in Need. The speaker pointed out that lfus isa's collapse was caused by the lack !! food. France and Ita'" must have lood nnd wheat from this countr - nt once, Italy has plenty of man pow er,, but lacks fooiC France, he- as serted is almost nt the last e.xtremitv i. the mutter of men. and food. 1 The normal consumption of wheat i in the United States-is 10 millions of I l.iishels u month, and the wheat sup-! now on hand means only 11 sup- ' of about fohrtecn million bushels a mouth, President Kerr stated. And wc must send all this whent to France r r.d Italy to tide over those countries c.nd keep them roinr until fall. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hawley and Willard P. Hawley of Portland were guests at tho Hotel Medford yester day. W. P. Hawley Is the well known Oregon City paper manufac turer, and the family is enroute by auto 4or a visit to San Francisco. Tr. and Airs. J. J. Emmens. who had planned to leave Medford tonight for a visit in tho east, have post poned the trip until fall because ot tho Illness of one of the children. Notice to Fanners. Our flouring mill will close down this week Ma. 31. AVo will resume operation again during August when new wheat crop is in condition to grind. BRANDON" BROTHERS, Prop's Snowy Butte Holler Mills, Ea gle Point, Ore. KEEP LIVER ACTIVE ID BOILS CLEAN Host when Minus, sick, ondacliy, constijMited, or for Imtl Irealli or sour stomach. WESTON'S Camera Shop The Only Exclusive Commercial Photographer in Southern Oregon. Negatives made any time oi place by. appointment. Phone 147-J. Wp'U do the rest. J. B. PALMER. Medford. 208 East Main Street Don't Let Pure Blood Means Perfect Health. The average druggist has handled hundreds of medicines in his day, some of which have long since been forgotten. But there is one that has been sold by the druggists throuithout this country, for more than fifty years, end that ii S. S. S., the reliable blood We Don't Know of a Buro euro for poison oak hut have all the leading remedies, your favorite as well as the ones your friends and neighbors will advise you to try, tho kind that cured them. Heath's Drug Store Phone 884. Medford Spring Carnival For Greater Medford Club's Patriotic Fund ' . MAY 28 TO JUNE 1 Presenting FOLEY & BURK'S E. M. FOLEY COMBINED SHOWS Mammoth 2-Ring Animal Circus 40 Sensational Acts-40 Yuma, The Fire Fighting Rescue Horse Trixie, The Equine With The Human Brain Poilu Ponies and Trench Dogs in Thrilling War Drama Two Schools of Beautiful Military Shetland Ponies Monkey Jockeys and Trapeze Performers Fifty Performing Dogs Riding and Leaping Dogs, Dog Clowns Rastus, the Charlie Chaplin Mule Dodger, the Football Pony Monkey Auto Races on Mammoth Hippodrome Tr2ck Hairy Men from Boreno Largest "Rattler" Lver Captured Little NellieShe Weighs 500 Pounds Monster Circus Side Show Smallest Man, Largest Boy Living Half Lady Tattooed Australian Bushman Mysto, Aerial Wonder Electra, the Human Dynamo Spectacular Hawaiian Village Fifteen Honolulu Belles in Native Songs and Dances Ten Ukulele and Steel Guitar Soloists Up-High Beno, King of the Air New Model U-Boat Mammoth Ferris Sky Whirl $10,000 Merry-Go-Round Egyptian Golden Calliope Sensational Free Acts Fifty Other Superb Amusement Features NINE GREAT SHOWS IN ALL 200 Men and Animals-Acres of Canvas No Other Organization .Like It IT STANDS SUPREME ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO OFFEND BRING THE CHILDREN Impurities Creep In medicine, that is purely vegetable. 11.... j....n;utB hau. fiopn uronHerfuI .11.01 jr uivb(".D i.u.m .. v. - results accomplished among their and they know that S. S. S. is oe of .i;..t.l l.lnn,l nnrillora AVAF (IIO Uivab Itliuuio u.vuu J".' made. Keep your blood free of im purities by the use of this honest old . medicine, and if you want medical ....Ina ..a., ann At.tqin damn TOlthnilfc cost by writing to Medical Director, swiic ppecinc to., owm, unuv tory, Atlanta, Ga. Goods delivered. E. M. BURK