Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 29, 1918, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textiwie Form CTEDFOTtT) MATT! TRT71TTNT, MEDFORD. ORECIOK, AVKDXKSDAY. MAY '29, 1918 OCAL AND PERSONAL . Dean Carder la homo from O. A. ". vlsllins liis mother, Mrs. W. K. Cnrili-r, iiiid oilier relatives, pruliml iiury to attending the officers' train ing school lit tlio 1'resldlo, San Fran cisco, for a month. Midford Camp, No. 90, Woodmen of World will elect officers Wednes day night, M:iy iiDtli, and all memb ers me requested to bo present. Re freshments will lio nerved. At SI. Mark's hull tonight at 7:00 o'clock MlHg Anne McCormlck will (Mvo a wheutless bread tlcmonstra tlon to which all women of Medford and vicinity who now have to meet I ho war bread problem arc Invited. Thru an error this demonstration was announced for last night and many wern disappointed. Ited Cross danco at Kaiilo Point Saturday nlKht, Juno 1st. OS', Tim members of tho Klks ludgo will meet at the cliibliouso at 9:30 a. in. tomorrow to take part III the Memorial day parado at lu a. m. Kedmen and I'ocohontaa are re quested to meet at tho wigwam on Thursday morning, ut 8 o'clock to participate In tho .Memorial parad. f.7' Miss Gladys Mclntyro and Ruby you of CI rants Pass are spending a week In this city. You ran gei an electric vacuum cleaner at Paul's Kloctric Store dur ing May for 1.00 down and balance easy payments. The high school juniors and sen ior are eagerly awaiting the Junior "prom" which will bo he' 1 Friday night at tho Nalatoiium. Tho sccno of the happy fathering will bo beau tifu'ilv decorate 1 villi flowers and Khrubbory. Htorago battery o urging. Power Auto Co. 4 2 So. Fir St. .. -73 Miss Mildred Hilton, who has been In tho naval rcservo for tho past year and Is chief Indoxing dark at t Ito llremerton navy yard, Is home on a week's furlough visiting her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hilton, and friends. Hod Cross danco at Uaglo Point Hal unlay night, Juno 1st, 58 Mr. and Mrs. John Dleb nro at As toria for a visit with their son who is in nervlco at one of tho Columbia river fotrs. Dr. .1. C. Rollins will deliver tho Memorial day address at Central Point tomorrow afternoon at 2:20 o'clock. c I)r Ilolno, Gnrnott-Coroy Dldg. In circuit ciurt yesterday Fred llurr was convicted by tho Jury of an linmeiillonablo offense, llo will be sentenced Saturday. Watch the window at No. 10 South Central avenue for prlcea on shoos. The many friends of Miss Dorothy Conm r, who was ono of tho passen gers of the Ill-fated l.usltnnln, and who has been engaged In American army canteen work in Franco for some llmo past, will ho Interested to know thai tho canteen of which hIio has charge Is located In tho vicinity of the great battle now rag ing, bclm; located seven miles south east or Solssnns, towards which tho allies are now slowly falling -back. hanl presM'd by tho Gorman imny. See .Mrs. Paul Hansen about Nil llouo Corsets. 1'houo 085-11. BO Mr. and Mrs. W. II. I.eggett of Chicago are tourists visiting Medford who me guests at the Hotel Medford. I'ason'a superb dahllaa. Plant now and up to Juno 20th. Flold r.rown routs, eight for J I. eight for $-. eight for :!, anil up. Parcel post paid. Write It. 11. Paxson, Central Point, (MegiMl. -M. II. Whitehead of Portland, gon eral agent ol the Pacltlc Fruit com pany. Is lu the i-ity and wlttl K. M. Mi Keany spent today on a fishing ex- ui rditii at the river. Keil Cross dance at Kaglo Point Saturday likht. Juno 1st. Us' Ceorge Trauna. former city water Miperliitcuilenl, now representative of a l.lg ruhlier company with headquar ters !o Portland, Is visiting In the i!y lor several days. Mrs. Trnunu's liealih Is .-lowly Improving. She has 1" n at the ranch home of her mother i-w-r since she lell the hospital. 1 r sub- riuiirs: Iron ben, :l.oo, Mh In n ta''ie. ',:; slove. I.1.O0; rug, ll.ee; o.iK dining t.ii le. i. other tlile. s i lo.iliy heap, ;:o I South Central. Mrs. 1,'i.se Walker of Yreka, accom panied 1,) h, , .-.I-.t.T. Mrs. 11. .1. Fled- ilermnn of the same city, arrived here .Mouduv and are guests ut the Hotel Holland. Mrs. Wall er Is here for an oper.tlion on her eyes. lir. Hartley fills nnil extracts tooth wit In. ul pain. M. v. II. HUlg. W. C. Ileinriihi of Seattle li lilncili.,- Hie liiibrs at the Comerclal liuli (cidiiy. "When Heller Automobiles Are F.olll. tllll'K Will llulld Them." 73" 'Jlio up lo -dato motto, "(Her the Top." lias been adopted as the class motto by the graduating class of the high school. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing, tf Dr. Iluury llarl, F. 8. Strlpp, Wil liam Isaacs and Mayor C. K. (Jutes left lust night for Portland to attend the thrift stamp conference to stimu late the sale of thrift stamps tliruout tho stute. Mitchell sharpens lawn mowers. 36 Bo. Riverside. Chief of Police lllttson has begun a crusade against the owners of horses and cows who allow their animals to graze In vacant lots without the ownors permission and along the streets without being securely tied so that they cannot get in yards or harm sidewalks. All such offondlng ani mals will he placed in the pound and the ownors prosecuted. In justice court yesterday O, 11. Sales was fined $2. Or, In addition to tho pound charges, for failure to keep his cowl out of his neighbors' gardens and yards. New location. Power Auto Co. 4 2 So. Kir St. 73 L. P. Wumlnk, brother of Mike Wamlnk, and Henry Staben and Klrt Hell, ranchers of Krho, Ore., havo bopn In the city and valley since lust Friday looking for suitablo farms to purchase. The three contemplate locating in the valloy and each ex pects to purchase a ranch. For the best Insurance, see Holmes, the Insurance Man. Congressman Huvvicy has sent the Med ford postoffice-a lot of -govern mont canning bulletins. All per sons desiring some of theso bulletins can obtain them by calling at tho money order window of the postof fice. The DrunswlcK, all phonographs In one. Waters Paint Store. . tt Guy Garrett was arrested by Chief of Police lliltson Tuesday for driving thru the streets with the cutout of his car open, and told to appear In justice court today for trial. Use Vulvollne oil In your motor; It makes a difference. Power Aato Co. 42 So. Fir St. 73 Tho Girls Honor Guard chapter mooting will not bo hold tomorrow night on account of Thursday being Memorial day. The meeting bus boon postponed for a week. Mrs. Haney for hemstitching and pecotlng. Gornott-Corcy Bldg. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. I in el and daugh ter Miss Deah of Grants iPass, spent Tuosduy In this city. See Dave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office, Room 404 M. F. & H. Building. Among tho eight rocommondallons of students, former students and graduates of the University of Ore gdlpfft appointment to the offlcors' training school at Camp Lewis, the university faculty has named Ser geant Don Ntwborry of the Seventh company now stationed at Fort Co lumbia. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing. , Amotrg gflests registered at tho ho tels today wore F. It. Dresbaek and Milton l.ovy of Xow York, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. I.eggett of Chicago, T. E. Priett Jr. of St. 1-ouis, Carl A. Harncs of Seattle, J. K. Newell or Denver, M. A, Slater, E. M. Seymour and Fred Marx of San Francisco, Mrs. Ed Williams and Edna Williams of Alplno, Oro., Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ilor ton and J. L. Xlchol of Klamath Falls, Horace It. Hurrelt, A. E. Horgronn. I.. M. Harris, W. H. Itird anil C. 1.. Chamberlain of Portland, Hurt A. Ma son of Odessa, Ore., and 1.. O. Ila macker of Bonanza. Ore. Upholstering,, furniture repairing, mattresses made over, foathor reno vated, carpets and rugs cleaned and laid. Geo. W. Douglass, 201 S. Iliv- orsldo. Phone 102-J. tf Misses Marguerltii and Mario An drews, who havo taught during tho past Bchool year In tho Talent and Ashland schools, arrived in Corvallis yesterday morning and are hero to spend Hut summer with their pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Andrews, unci family. Albany Gazette Times. Columbia storage batteries. Pow er Auto Co. 42 So. Fir St. 73 G. M. Pope of New York City, widely-known fruit man. of tho firm of Dennis, Kimball & Pope, will ar rive Hi Medford tomorrow to mako a'n Inspection of tho valley fruit district. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter have returned from their three-weeks' motor trip thru California, (luring which they visited Yosemlto national park. Why not cat your noonday lunch at Holland Cafe? As a mark of respect to tho old sollders living and In memory of those dead tho business men of the city aro requested to follow tho cus tom of former years by closing their places of business at noon on Memo rial day, Thursday, May .'10th, Pa trims aro requested to order early as wo aro Informed there will be no de livery after 10:00 a. m. J.U'KSOV COUNTY BUSINESS MEN'S ASSN. MEETING TONIGHT AT CITY LIBRARY A war ganleiiK meeting to wlitrli nil eoile interested in puriloim and the insects; which prey on them, will lie held at 8 o'cloc k tonight ill the pub lic library, which will bo iiuMrexKod by M. I), liutler, representative of the department of agriculture, who has charge of the war garden work in Oregon, Wusliiugtun and ldulio.,Thc subject of his address will be 'l'on Irol of Insects und Conservation of Ciurdctis." . I find the war garden situation in Oregon very encouraging," said Air. liutler, who lias just completed a tour of the state. "All people who can do so are planting gardens for economic reasons. The interest in gardening, of course, varies in different commu nities. Where a community goes in heavily for war fjimleninji Hint helps win the war, especially in helping- out the transportation problem. For if a community can raise its own veg etable needs less stuff hits to be ship ped in to it. ''The big thing to bear in nnml in southern Oregon in the way of Bur dening is the exterminntion of. in sects. It is poor economy to Work hard and make a fine gurden only to have the stuff planted eaten up or stunted by insects." i Y Til E IN FALL AT CENTRAL POINT Decoration Day Program at Opera house, 2 p. in. ' ' , America Audience Prayer ...:.Hev. lielknap Address Muyor Cowley Keoiliiliiin f.oon Love lfeeitntion Hilly Cowley Recitation Lcolii Ilestlegruve Song 7-8 tirade tlirls Recitation Mary Itelle Hamilton Wand Drill ..A-'i Orade Hoys Kxcrcises Three Little (lirls Song Glee Club Hag (Quotations ,. Donald Patrick and Donald Fuller Kecitnlmn ....Kathleen Wright Dialogue School Children Star Spangled llunner Audience llencdiction Hev. llclknup WOMAN DONATED BED SPREAD TO RED CROSS Mrs. Shaltoek, a member tmtl en thusiastic worker of the Applegale Hod Cross auxiliary, donated u liuml crocheted heel spread lo that iltixil iary. The spread is a beautiful piece of workmanship and only those who do thiit work cun realize the hours of labor spent on the piece. ' Chances were sold on the 'spread amounting to if I DO. Henry Norton ot Williams creek drew the spread; ,1ml turned it back to Hie auxiliary t be ruffled again. ' .'!., w At the s ml raffle, $.10 - wiis made, and William Johnson, cnsliirr of Ihe Jacksonville bank, won it. Mrs. Johnson offered to turn it buck to that' auxiliary, lint the ladies of Applcgate decided that it bad bo-t go to another auxiliary, so per haps again more money will be made. livery one expresses their thanks to Mrs. Sliattuek Jul' so generous n gift to the Hod Crey. In compliance with request of food administration, tho Jackson County Business Men's association, Ashland Merchants association and all bakers In Jackson county havo agroed lo sell no wheat bread except tho w-ar bread composed of (HI percent wheat and 4 0 percent substitutes after May 31. Ityc, Itomnn meal, graham and other bakery products will bo sold as pre- Iftusly. Tho administration heartily appreciates tho patriotism shown In Jackson county. Military training will be a part of tile course at the Medford high school next year. This move was decided on by tile school board'" at n Seciul meeting lust niglit when Melviu Kll cslnd, who tins been acting as man ual training instructor for the past month, wus hired ns the roguiur in structor in muniiul Irainin nnd mili tary training for the next school year. The military training course will be elective, but it is expected that every boy student of the school will gladly enroll for it next fall. Credits will be allowed to those tak ing this course, and besides the mili tary knowledge to be gained there will be a. big benefit from the physi cal exercises incidental thereto. The military training course is de signed by the school board to in a way take the place of football now that because of the war there are no big students in the school,1 The board contemplates leasing the large hall in the natntorium for the year for use in connection with the military training and the general physical activities of the schools. Mr. Kllestad is -well qualified to conduct tho course in military train ing as he has had five years military training, and Jeuves Sunday for the presidio nt San Francisco to lake the month's officers' . training course which w ill be attended by many other O. A. C. students nnd graduates. The board last night also began the preparation, of the annual school budget which will be voted on nt the coming school election, June 17. Two new members of the board will be elected at that time as the elective term of Mr. Palmer will expire this year, as will also the term of W.' A. I'olger, who wus nppoiuted to fill a vueanoy on the board. It is under stood that Mr. Folger will not be a candidate for election, and that Pres ident Palmer is as yet undecided whether to become a candidate for reelection. . MEMORIAL DAY TO BE WASHINGTON, May 29. Presi dent Wilson will observe Memorial Oay tomorrow im a day of prayer and will attend church services held in resHne to his prochimation calling on the public to pray for the success of American arms. Later in the day he will attend memorial services nt Arlington National ctnietery. Do Not Get Careless , . , With Your Blood Supply I M knu C C C l'.a Impurities Invite Disease. YAu Bhould pay particular heed to any indication that your blood supply ia becoming sluggish, or that there is a 'lessening in its strong and vital force. ' By keeping your blood purified, your system more easily wards off disease that is ever prerent, waiting to attack wherever there is an open ing. A few bottles ot a. ft. s., too great vegetable blood medicine, will revitalize your blood and give you . new strength and a healthy, vigorous vitality. Everyone needs it just now to keep the system in perfect condi- , : . ..11 1 ilrn o t nr. anil nak- a bottle to-day, and if you need any medical advice, you .can oDtain it without cost by writing to Medical Director, Swift Specific Co., 23 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga. CHEERFUL WORDS For Many a Medford Household. To have the pains and aches of a bad back removed to be entirely free from annoying, dangerous urin ary disorders, is enough to make any kidney sufferer grateful. The follow- j ing advice of one who has suffered will prove helpful to hundreds of i Medford readers. ' Mrs, Ida Kenworthy, SOS S. Grape St., Medford, says: "1 have taken Doan's Kidney Pills when I have no ticed my kidneys haven't been act ing as they should and they havo nev er failed to do me good. I also give Doan's Kidney Pills to one ot my grandchildren who is often bothered with weak kidneys and they are very benetkilal." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Kenworthy had. Foster-Mil-burn Co., ilfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. Klks Attention. All Elks will meet at the club house at 9:30 a." m. Thursday to take part In the -Memorial day pa rade at 10 a. .m. There will be sev eral Important matters up for dis cussion at Thursday night's meeting. All Elks are requested to be prosent. Jt J. Dl'CHTBR, Exalted It u lor. Stockholders Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of tho Homo Telephone and Telegraph Company of Southern Oregon will be held at the office of the company. 218 West Sixth street, Medford, Ore gon, at 3 o'clock p. m. June 4. 1918. 62 W. H, GORE, President. "Arrow Collars FOR SPRING CASCO-lVtin. CLYDE-2M91 POSTUM f a beverage: THAT MPCTS P! PRESENT DE- JJ& HANDS AGAINST L? WASTE AND , EXTRAS" .fc ft AOANCE. f J in y. i". 2 Red Cross Dance Fagle Point Saturday Night June 1st TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOK RKNT Well-furnished two room hoiuo and sleeplnc tent, clone In, $s.n(l. gjl-li. Ss PtU S.U.F, Chairs: Iron bed, ;l.e0; kitchen tahle. 7.'.e; stove J.I. 00; run. H.oo; oak dlnlnn table, .Si. other thlniis euually cheap. .104 So. Central, May and June Eggs Aro the boffl keepers; pay 3a cents for crkh now and use them when they are ('..'. rents this whiter. Our wateralass keeps them In perfect condition and a quart will take care of 15 doien. Io It now, Heath's Drug Store. ' How Patriotic Are You? During the two. weeks ending last- Saturday, slnco we began (business, we have used 34 pounds of substitute more than is required by the food administration. Prove your patriotism by buy ing bread that you know is up to standard. Order l.IKMOlt IlliEAl) from your grocer. Phono SSt. Goods delivered. MEDFORD ONE DAY ONLY Saturday, June 8 mm. A .- PERFORMING "i 20--ELEPHANTS--20 HIPPOPOTOMUS Tht Blood-Swraltng Behtmoth Among ihe Wild Utotts In tht MENAGERIE "D1DTU OF i DUX. 1 JT1 THE RAINBOW" PROCESSIONAL EKTRAVACANZA SIX HUNDRED PEOPLE. ATHLETES. CHAM PION RIDERS, DANCERS ANO CHORUS GIRLS cMiunier M0ST marvelous OUNKIOL LOOKING PIECE OF HORSEFLESH IN EXISTENCE 40-CL0WNS-40 M A K E Y O L! LAUGH GORILLA LIVE GIANT ADULT THE WAR TANK OF IHE JUNGLE HALF KAN HALF LBEAST htf 2 BIG PARADES IN ONE PERFORMANCES MS ' Door Omi Ob Uour ErlUr. , . "in I1dm SUITS (teN lEOfWLV J 1L0TK! fi BRIER S25.N UP AJm CrMntag, Prosing ind Attartej PAGE THEATRE ONE NIGHT ONLY TUESDAY, JUNE 4 A. H. WOODS PRESENTS THE BIJOU THEATRE N. Y. SUCCESS ? Mary's Ankle By Mary l uiiy A FAST FROLIC IN THREE VIEWS "Mary's Ankle" a Peach. Bright, Clean and Snappy. - rr (r "v Sin Friflcttco Chronicle' Prices 50c, 75g, $1.00, $1.50 - Seat Sale Saturday, June I The Volume of Business ' done by the Jackson County Bank speaks much for the usefulness of this strong, old ; banking institution. All matters receive that attention and care which make it so satisfactoiy to deal with us. Checking Accounts are solicited. The Jackson County Bank Medford, Ore. DON'T QUIT Until you bavo tried the MISSION 1IATCUERY BABY CHICKS Como to the producer, get what you pay for at a reasonable price, with bluff and humbug cut out. Hatching chicks is our business, the best of utility breeding stock, care in shipping and satisfied customers. FOR jrXK A XI) Jl'LY. White Leghorns, pure-bred, heavy laying strains, 50 for $C 100 for $10 1000 for $1)0. Prepaid, parcel post or expross. We Insure safe delivery of A-l chicks. Ilrown and Buff Leghorns (beauties) at slightly higher prices. Write for our circular telling about our R. I. Reds, White and Barred Rocks, Black Minorcas. We want to get acquainted. We have built up our business on the goodwill of our customers. THE MISSION HATCHERY CAMPBELL, (Tho Homo uf Uuby Chicks.) Box 20.... CALIFORNIA THE UNIVERSAL CAR It's no longer necessary to go Into the de tails describing the practical merits of the Ford car everybody knows all ' about ' The ) i -1. 1'nlvorsal Car.'- How goes nnd comas day , after day and Tear after year at an tfperatlnif expense so smalj that It's wonderful! This advertisement is to urge 'prospective buyers to plaro orders without delay, as the war has produced ' conditions which "may ' interfere with normal production. Buy a Ford car when you can get one. We ll take good caro of your order get your Ford to you as soon as possible and give the best In "after service" when required. ' C. E. Gates Auto Co. Riverside Ave., Medford, Ore. . 121 L MAI1. VPSTA1B!