Medford mail tribune., June 15, 1918, Page 2, Image 2

PAflE TWO
arftpro'Rn MAit TftrnuxK flrEDTrmr). fREfiov. satttt.tay. jtxtc ir. iois
FOCAL AND
PERSONAL
Mlm Jennie Hood, teacher In the
normal training department of the
high school, left Ilils morning for a
vnlt ul K.ilm, following which the
go to j'en iiid whore nhe will
prob.ii.iy upend lhe summer. Her
hnrc',; U: ;it .O'li'.n'ro, Cn'orno,
Ur Heint:, (Unii-it-Omr l.iih:
Mrs. A. NolU left today for a
visit with her parents at Cottugo
drove.
. Water glass egg preserver at Mon
arch Heed and Feed Co. 82
The big floral facsimile of the Lib
erty bell used at the Kiks flat; day
exercises yesterday and which graced
the stage of the Pago theater labt
night, .was the clever handiwork of
Mr. and 'Mrs. N. S. Dennett who an
nually make the flower bell for the
Elks. Tho bell conlalns many hun
dreds of red roscn, lilies and violets.
Dr. Hartley will vacate his offlco
June 30, 111 18. Make arrangements
now for painless extracting.
Mrs. J oo Uagnon will leave next
week for Newport, Ore., to spend two
months at that seaside resort.
Canteens are best for carrying
water. C. K. Gates Auto Co. 89
Now Is the time to Insure grain.
H. A. Holmes protects you against
loss by fire, while standing and while
being harvested, thrcBhed and In
granary.
airs. J. C. Powers and son arrived
In the city Friday night for a visit of
several weeks with relatives and
friends.
Daily's Taxi. Phono 15.
Miss Ailene French, who has been
Instructor of music In tho public
schools the past two yearn, loft last
night for Seattlo whore she will teach
In the summer school of the Univer
sity of Washington. In tho fall she
leaves for Now York to study music
In Columbia university for a year.
Storage battery enarglng Power
Auto Co. 42 Bo. Fir St. 73
Miss Vivian Clark who has boon at
tending high school here loft this
morning for her homo at Peoria, near
Shedd, Oro.
CKORUS I.N "OH, BOY," AT PAGE THEATER MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 17.
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Another candidate Is entered tor Otis Buck and Itay Offenbacber,
the school hoard election to he held well known young men of the Apple-
next Monday, In the person of Ed-! gate district, enlisted In the naval
ward Janncy, manager of tho Jack-1 reserve this week and. departed for
IW'h ft
CROWD ENJOYS i
son County Abstract company. Mr.
Janney consented to run at the earn
est request of many friends.
Tho Brunswiex, all phonographs In
one. Waters Paint Store. tf'
Misa hotta IlaiiHor, of Alcdford,
was registered at the Griggs Ilotol
Kugeno, several duys ago.
Italph Mulford In a super-six hoIdB
all speed records and uses Veedol.,
C F.. Gates Auto Co ' 86'
Miss Kathcrlne Dunham, tho well
known teacher of tho Mcdford
schools, whose homo Is at Roseburg
leaves tomorrow for Portland, where
she will spend tho summer in caring
for the child of her sister, who will
Seattle to report for duty. Mr. Buck
had attempted to enlist with his bro
ther Krneat In the marine corps', but
was rejected because of a slight goi
ter, lie then tried the navy recruit
ing office at Ashland and was ac
cepted. Mr. and Mrs. Kollln Flaherty of
Mabton, Wash., where Mr. Flaherty
taught school this year, arrived today
for a visit with his mother, Mrs. K.
M. Klncaid.
Mrs. L. V. Vincent returned to her
home at Klamath Falls today after a
visit with friends In the city.
Mrs. II. E. Itinebarger of Portland
FLAG EXERCISES
m CUV PARK
be iu government service at Wash- tIves onl friends.
Ington. The sister's husband is In Private John Taylor of tho Seventh
the army service. company and son of Mr. and Mrs.
Tho flag day exercises of the Elks
lodge at the city park yesterday after
noon were enjoyed by a large crowd
of people. A feature was the singing
by the assemblage for the first time
In Medford of the International an
them. The exorcises were held be
neath the trees. Over the platform a
arrived In the city today to visit rela-: number of big American flags formed
a canopy, and close by hung the Elks
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
ty iotl application. thr caaoot reach
thft dtaeaMd portion of tha ear. Thera la
on?r on way to cur catarrhal 4tafneaa.
ar.a that la by a coojtllutlona! remedy.
Catarrhal Deafntu la cauacd by an In
flamed condition of the mucoua lining- of
the Euetachian Tube. When thle tube la
Inflamed you have a rumbling aound or Im
perfect hearlne. and whrn It la entirely
cloaed. Deafne.se la the reault. Unlcaa the
lnllammallon can be reduced and Ihle tube
reatored to lta normal condition, bearing
will be destroyed forever. Many casea of
deafnena are caufted by catarrh, which la
an Inflamed condition of the mucoua aur
facee. Ilall'a Catarrh Medicine acta thru
the blood en the mucoua aurfacca of the
ayMtcm.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
enr caae pf Catarrhal Deafneea that cannot
hi cured by ilall'a Catarrh Medlclna. Cir
culate free. All Druggfets. 7Gc.
F. J. CliENXr CO., Toledo. O.
Pianos tuned, $3 In Medford. J3.50
In country. Work guaranteed or no
nionoy. Halo's Piano House. tf
W. M. Iirown, former cashier of
tho Lebanon, Ore.," National bank,
and wire who have been spending
several months In Medford during
which time Mr. Iirown assisted In the
work of the Medford National bank,
left for homo today. Last fall Mr.
Iirown. sold out his bank holdings at
Lebanon and with .Mrs. Iirown made
a trip to California. They stopped
off here en route homo, and Mr.
The Venetian Troubadours, making j Drown then took temporary cmploy-
B specialty of high clans music, with
special solo features. Five a concert
it Moose hnll in Medford on Wednes
day, Juno 19, and thoy furnish music
for the dunce to follow concort, lust
ing from S:;:o p. m. until 2 a. m.,
nil at one prlco. AdiiilsBlon Clio and
25c. Publio Invited. 72
Judge Hobert 0. Morrow of Port
land, great suchom of tho reservation
of Oregon, Improved Order of Ited
Men, will ho tho guest of honor at
the Weatonka tribo mooting tonight
and will be tendorcd a reception by
the inoinbers.
WlnUrtliiftlr) tr'.vuios for nil cars. C.
E. dates Auto i'o. fit!
Mis. .s. A. Mooro and son Orrlo
left today fur PoiVci-, Ore., to join
Mr. Moore who has boon located there
since April as foniHt ranger In tho
government service.
Use Valvollue oil In your motor; It
makes a difference. Power Auto Co.
43 8o. Fir Bt. 73
C. M. Tlinnias bus acenplod nn In
vitation to deliver an nddrnss at n
big Fourth of July culuebrntlon to
bo hold at lOugono.
Watch tho window at No. 10 Bonth
Central avenue for prices on shoos.
Mrs. !. 0. Murray loft this week
for Portland to Join her liUHbaml.
who Is In tho navul rnservo mid
rtltuatod In thn 'Portland recruiting
office of the navy. Ho has Ilia rank
of chief yoomuii.
Auto sorvli'o. country trips n spec
ialty. Itldi) with mo. No punctures,
no blowouts. It's "I'ulvorsul Tire
Flllor." Clins. W. Austin, phone
D 5(1-1,. 77
1). T. I.iiwlon was In F.ugono and
vlolnlty thl week looking after IiIh
duties as deputy states souler of
weights and measures.
Mao rollnors and cut your tiro bills.
O. 1C. (Jutes Auto Co. Sll
Miss Klleen Wills, of CuttUKo Glove
who has been attending high school
In this city, left for homo this morn
ing. Mitchell sharpens ling mowors.
36 So. Itlvorslda.
Frank H, llruinwell, J. A, Itnblc.
Franklin 8. Iirumwell and John Ham
pshire of Grunts I'ur were mi utile
party spending tho forenoon In Hits
city today.
Ilavo Halo's tuuo your piano by
expert factory man and It will give
fnllririK.lli.il, M In Medford; ;i.,',u In
tho country. If
Miss Vi-; In Hull, thn high school
teacher Willi her mother left ln.it
night for Kugeno, wbero they will
ripend tho summer.
Bprlntis fur all cars, O, R. Gntun
Auto Co. si',
Martin .1. Ucldy wns elected vim
president of n. state retail Jewelers
association at lltn ursni-l.ttlon inn
Volition held nt Salem recently.
ts'ow location. Power Auto Co. 4?
Bo. FlrSt. 7.T
Mil. William 0. Ilanley of Hum.
Ore., lias relumed home afler n
week's visit In Medford nnd vlclnliy
V'ltli relatives nnd friends.
men I with tho local bank
Jackson County Blacksmiths asso
ciation will go on a cash basis on
and after July 1st.
C. 10. Dice and family of Klamath
Falls, aro guests nt tho Hotel Holland
for several days.
If your upliolstorlng Is wearing,
put on seat covers C. K. Gates Auto
Go sc
service flag with nearly 70 stars.
The main address was delivered by
Judge Robert 0. Morrow of Portland,
who paid eloquent tribute to the
Stars and Stripes. Tho other speaker
was A. C. Bevan, the now well known
Canadian war veteran who told of
Henry Taylor of Applcgate, arrived
this morning from Fort Columbia on
a 30 days furlough' which ho will
spend In helping out in the work at
tho Taylor ranch.
Miss Josephine Sargent of Fresno, his experiences In Franco and dra
arrlvcd In Medford this morning for matlcally denied the truth of reports
a two weeks visit with relatives. She that British troops at the front were !
was 111 all night on the train and was filled with liquor before thoy went
still so sick this morning that she over tho top from the trenches,
had to bo carried Into the depot from A pretty incident of the Elks' rit
tho train, but later recovered from uallstic exercises was the building up
her Indisposition. I of a largo floral Liberty bell. The
Mrs. II. H. DeArmond of Dend, program Included patriotic selections
Ore., who has been visiting at Gold by nn orchestra, patriotic vocal sul
Hlll for sovcrnl days, leaves tomor- ectlons by Mrs. Florence McElhose,
row for Doris, Cullf., for a visit with George Andrews and quartet nnd
her brothcr-ln-law, II. L. DeArmond singing of patriotic songs by the aud
and family. i ipneo, reading of the flag record by
Two more car drivers wero Glenn O. Taylor, Sjiid reading of the
gathered In Friday by Harold McDon- Elks' tribute to the flag by Gus New
aid, the deputy sheriff motorcycle bury. Exalted liulcr J. J. Buchlor
cop, for speeding on tho Pacific high- presided at tho meeting.
way. Euch was fined $S.I!0 by Jus-j
tlco Taylor. They wore George Nlch-! Washington 'Reports to tho pro-
37 miles an hour between Talent und that 714,8115 young Americans who
Ashlunil nt 10:55 a. m., and N. S. have liecomo of ago during tho past
Goodlow of Prospect who nt 3:30 p year registered for military service
m. drovo 38 miles an hour between on June 5.
tho same points. Beginning witn
Monday Justice Tnylnr said today he
would Increase tho fine." administered
to automobile speeders.
8CCO0O TROOPS IN FRANCE
(Continued From Pago One.)
point ol' 'ic'iig miffiricut to eounler
Imhiiiee the losses of the allien.
Corrects Misstatement
flenern March took occasion (o
correct the impression that Hie Ger
man inlvmiee has nt some points gone : Pleated by Hie Germans.
allied fiirces have been absorbed into
I lie wi.rfc i'f Imldiic; Hie lines.
The eni'iuy'.s recent successes, tlic
seniilors were told nt n eonl'crenee,
was ilue lar;;cly to new uses of gas.
Tile allies, it was said, soon will be
ready to cope Willi now forms of (ins
ittitck. (las masks now in use, the
scimlers were (old, ndimlteilly lire mil
useful in sniue forms of German pis,
I'rrticular'y nuwliiril '.'as. A special
"tear" srns. for use against artillery,
the senators were tuld, has been ilu-
lieyond the points reached in Hill.
lie pointed out nn Hie may Unit nt no
point duriii;; the present offensive
lini! the (ienuans ennie closer lo Paris
than within 211'i miles of (lie farthest
advance they made ill J!H 1 Inwards
llmt city.
The newspaper conference was held
in the rooms of the war council. On
Ihe walls were great, maps showing
the Imttlcfrimls anil ns General
March talked lie pointed lo rows of
colored pins that marked each phase
"f the Iclitinir. He suiit that all
lour of (lie German drives thus far
have had a common object nnd lulve
been only developine; phases of the
German purpose tn drive (heir way
to the channel ports primarily, nnd
secondarily, to capture I'uris. . ,
'I'tt Straighten Front
The I'igliliiiie of Hie last, week in
lhe Oi-e-.iMie salient, he tlemon
pirated, was ilesignnicd to straighten
nut the German hahle front, rather
I hun a Mow at a direct olijclive like
I'ari. Farther operations of this mi -lure,
it was indicated, may be ex
I relctl before tile drive toward Hie
hanuel is resumed. '
l p lo the present time, Ihe linl'.-c
Hie Germans have made in the allied
line has added till miles of front lo
Ihe allied lines from lilicinis to Ihe
sen nnd Inure numbers of adililioual
The allies, officials suid, nrc ore-
paring to mulch tho German efforts
in the use of pis hnd provide for
complete defenses of their forces, ns
lar ns possible heforo the next attack
of the eneniv develops.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST Taken off table In Medford
Pharmacy, sliver mesh purso and
contents, Thursday afternoon.
Please return to Medford Phar
macy. No questions (inked.
Miss Gcnevlcvo Tlllery, teacher of of Lako Creek, who was speeding vost marshal general's offlco show
domestic art In tho high school, left
hint night for St. Louis, Mo., whero
sho will spend the summer. Kho was
accompanied us far ns Los Angeles
by Miss Margaret Keen, tho high
school mathematics teacher, who will
visit In that city rnr soma time.
r. L. iilieriiiun Iuih returned from
California and has his shoe repair
shop open at tho old stand, 33 South
Grupo. 75
Mrs. A. Heath left for Portland to
day for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Louis Kniitsen.
For the host Insurance, soe Holmes,
'tie Insurance Man
Mlns Anno MiCoriultk will give n
demonstration of cunning fruit and
vegutablos, nlso of wheatlnss bread,
Juno 25th, In tho Itoxy Ann district
ut tho homo of Mrs. mills.
See Duve Wood ntiout that fire In
surance policy. Offlco, ftoom 404
M F. & H. Ilulldlng
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Knbolh nnd
Georgo Kuboth Jr., of Astorlu who
uro en routo homo by auto from a
visit to San Hlego, uro guests at tho
llnli'l Jlolhiml.
Columbia storage batteries. Pow
er Auto Co. 4 2 So. Fir St. 73
Thorn was a good all around mar
ket, nt lh public market Saturday.
Thn nnirUol now opens at 7 a. m.,
und today tho people ciinio early and
soon hud taken away 50 crates of
slrawberrles and much garden pro
duce, as well nn a lot or veal nnd
many chicken flyers. Thn first logan
berries or the nc.i.sou will bu on n.ilo
at thn market next week.
Iir. Hartley will vnnilo his office
Juno Jul, i'.us. Miiku arrangements
now for painless extracting.
Mrs. E. It, Itciiinou of Khtmutu
Falls, left for homo loilay after a
visit Willi .Mrs. John II. Whilo.
Why not eat your noouday lunch
nt Holland Cufo!
.Mlr-a Nel Helser, til well known
toucher, left last nlr.ht for Kugeno
whero .'be will vl ' it friends and later
will spend the summer nt her homo In
Di'iiver.
"When Hotter Automobiles Aro
lluilt, MUCK ill tin Hit Thorn." 73
Mis. llaney for hemstitching and!
pecntllig. Cornell Corey Mdg.
Mrs. It. It. 1 tti i ti stm of l'hnciilx, I
left today for Portland to Join Mr. !
niirleson who bus been located In I
that city for tho past month. j
Mr. and Mrs. i0. M. McKiany left ;
Friday by auto, with a complete:
i limping omiil, ror llolse, Idaho, i
They will make the round trip in a!
leisurely manner, stopping nt various
points of interest.
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I; SOLDIER OR SAVER -Which
are you? An army of
i thrlfters is required to back i
the army of fighters. It Is
a case of "pack" a gun or a- I
bankbook.
I Money deposited In the First !
National Bank stays In pa- ';
i triotlc circulation increas- .
: Ing the Individual's resour- :
ces, benefitting the commu- j
I nlty and ready for backing j
the government. j
l Wm. G. Talt President I
j j UT1S i.rawtnni isniir J
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Used Car Bulletin
Two Ford Touring
! One Almost New
1 Stiidebaker Six,1917
1 Michigan
1 Chalmers - v
1 Ames Truck Attachment
Treichler-Peirson
NOTICE!
Owing to the enormous advance in prices of every
thing we use, we are no longer able to do a credit
business and meet our obligations, and for that rea
son on and after the first day of July, 1918, all work
will be strictly cash.' We hesitate to make this radical
change in our method of doing business but hope that
our customers will see the necessity of it, as we
think it will prove to be the best for them as well as
oureelves.
JACKSON COUNTY BLACKSMITH ASS'N.
TOK BALK Grain liny. Call meal
timo. Phono r,iiii-l(2. 74
l'Olt SALE Kino young Durham
cow and '4 -Inch wagon. 900 West
Fourth Btreet. 7a
WANTED Good two and threo-room
house, to move: must bo cheap.
liKiuiro 4:t:i South Kir street. 71
DR. RIGKERT
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KYKS Bl'lKNTII'ICAI.l.V
ti:sti:d, AM) GLASSliS
PROPERLY FITTED
Kiilto 1-a over May Co.
NO Midi's I SKI).
The Doctor's Skill
And knowledge Is of no avail Unless the l'liarmm 1st docs hlf part
In fillliiR tho prescription. This store follows the l'hsiclun's orders
absolutely. We do all in our power to help tho Doctor help tho
idek. Lot us have your next Prescription. It will t,c a pleasure to
Mii've ) on.
Heath's Drug Store
Phono 8S4.
Goods delivered.
WANTED!
Wool and Mohair
We pay for, like cream,
the limit.
Johnson Produce Co.
Centlal Point, Ore
50,000 Men Wanted
By Uncle Sam to Man the
Merchant Marine
In order to man the vast number of ships now being launch,
ed by tho United States Shipping board, tho government has
Issuod a call for 50,000 men consisting of sailors, coal pas
sers, cooks, waiters, etc.
Men between the ages of 21 and 30 aro wanted and If ac
cepted they will be exempted from military service. Exper
ience not necessary. Applicants are sent to a U. S. Shipping
Board School for a month with pay nt the rate of $30 per
month with board and uniform. After training pay is advanced
to flu per mouth or more depending on tho kind of work you
do.
Tho U. S. Shipping board has designated Mr. J. R, Woodford
of the Hoxnll Storo as Enro.lllng Agent for tho Morchant Mar
ino Service, who will bo pleased to givo any poison interested
further Information.
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Save
Those
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Hours
The Nation is Calling for Every
Spare Hour of Woman's Day.
To wasie time in household (Irudgerv is to deprive (lie vmutn- of the help that
everv woman owes it in these davs of strife.
Each day work is beinp done in your homo which t'lee.ririty niiifht do better
more economically nnd in less time. " '
Save those hours spent in useless drudgery by having eleel ricjil appliances for
ciiokinir, washing, ironing, sewing, cleaning.
Lend your slrcngth In lhe nation where yon are most needed, in the fields in
the gardens or with the Ived Cross. ' '
Think about this suggestion of oifrs and let ns show you at what small cost vo'u
f can have these electrical devices in vour home. '' "
California -Oregon Power Company
Medford, Oregon