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Newspaper Page Textpr:iE two WW)FORD liXTL TTlTBTOffl. MTSftFOTlT). OftEfiON TUESDAY. .TUNE ift. 101ft IOCAL AND PERSONAL Miss Esther Warner arrived homo this morning from Eugene, whoro she was taking a special ciiurso In drafting at the University of Oregau, to spend the summer vacation. Auto service, country trips a spec ialty. Ride with me. No punctures, no blowouts. It's "Universal Tiro Filler." Chas. W. Auntln, phone 6&0-L. 77 Dr. E. II. Porter loaves tomorrow for a several week's visit at Califor nia points Including the Yoaemjto Valley for rest and recreation. Dr Heine. Garnett-Corer Eidg. Miss Mary Knowles, Latin teacher In the high school left today for Ber keley, California, where she will nt tond tho University of California. Water glasB egg preserver at Mon arch Seed and Feed Co. 82 A seven and one-half pound son was born Sunday at the Sanitarium to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ackley of 4 23 King street. Itcd Cross benefit dance, Gold 11111, , Saturday evening, Juno 22nd. Launspach's Jazz orchestra. 78 Miss Alice Van der Sluls, who will be Instructor In music in tho Mod ford schools next year, passed thru tho city this morning enroute from Eugene to visit relatives in northern California. She has just completed her course in music at the University of Oregon. Canteens are best for carrying wa'.er. C. E. riatos Auto Co. 89' Mr. and Mm. Fred Hopkins havo returned to their, home near Central Point with their sons, William and Frederick Jr., who have been attend ing Sbattuck Military academy in Minnesota. Now Is the time to Insure grain. R. A. Holmes protects you against loss by fire, while standing and while being harvested, threshed and In granary. W. E. Mccracken was fined J 7.35 by Pollco Judge Taylor yesterday for driving Ills car lu tho city with tho muffler open. Daily's Taxi. Phone 15. Private Leo, D. Lowe, son of Mr. and Mrs1. D. M. Lowe, Is homo on a 30 day furlough to help out In tho work on the Lowe farm near Ash land. Ho Is a member of tho 17th Infantry, and visited friends In Mod ford on Monday. Storage battery enarglng ' Power Auto Co. 42 So. Fir St. 73 Tho first loganberries of tho sea son woro on snlo in Bovoral of llio grocorlos yeslorday and today. Tho luclous berries aro selling at two boxes for a quartor. Open air pavilion dance. Launs pach's Jass orchestra, Cold 11111, Sat urday evening, Juno 22nd. 78 Mrs. C. C. Johnson and daughter Olive L., arrived home loduy, tho hit ter from Xowuurg v. hero sho bus been attending Pacific college, and Mrs. Johnson rrom a visit at Ncwlinrg and at (Portland with anothor daughter. Wlndshlold glasses for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. . sil Chief Yooninn C. W. llollbroniier of, Modford, who has been spending a short furlough with friends, stopped off In Ashland Saturday to visit with the recruiting officers at tho local station, while on his wuy to Snu Francisco. After two woeks he will return to the navy recruiting offlco at Portland.. Ashland Tidings. Use Valvoliue oil in your motor. It makes a difference. Power Auto Co. 42 Bo. Fir St. 73 Mr. and Mrs. William A. dates left this morning In their car for a sev eral days visit at Portland. Tho lid will bo on hut tho sides will bo oCf. Open nlr pavilion Itcd Cross dance, liold Hill, Saturday evening. 7S Miss Kvolyn Taylor, former opera tor In tho local long distance tele phono oxxlinngo, who has been for the past year In the naval reserve ncr vlco and stationed at the Ilrciiicilon navy yard, departed Monday aller n rick li ive of a mouth or more In ilcd- furd tor Oakland, Calif., to resume active service, having been appoint 111 I'd lielll second wire chief lor the govern Btalluu In that illy. Watch tho window at .No. 10 South Central avenue for prices on shoes. Miss llllllu Norrls, daughter of Mrs. Frank Preston, has returned from a boarding school nt San Fran cisco and will spend tho Bummer va cation at tho Preston ranch near Ituch. tso rollncrs and cut your tiro bills. C. E. Gates Auto Co. kg Mr. and Mrs. Peter Young and .Mrs. llonry tlermann of l'hiiaj;o. who are on route In Astoria arrived In the II) this morning for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jnroli Helm lit llio Core ram h, New location. Power Auto Co. 42 So. Fir St. 73 According to tho forecast warmer woathor Is coming. Tho prediction Is "Fair and warmer tonight and M'odnosday." This lnnrulng's mini mum was 44 and yesterday s maxl mum 82. Springs for all cars, C. E. Gates Auto CO. 86 Miss Anna M. Jeffrey left today forj Up to this afternoon only two Cer a visit with friends at Hartford, Mich. . man alien women had registered with Sho expects to bo away' two or three Chief of Police Hiltson. .It is known months. i that from eight to 1 0 more must rcg- Dr. Hartley will vacate bis offlco ister before Juno 29. Tho reglstra Juno 30, 1918. Make arrangements Hon will continue dally at tho chief's now for painless extracting. offlco from li a. m, to 6 p. m. up to I. M. Ilragg, who haB been visiting ad Including June 29. his son, T. H. Bragg, and family, for tho past 17 days, roturned to the sol-: dlers home at Itoseburg today. He. rouo.taporcnaihissotrsnome tnis'g,,,,,,, who ia8 beea , the cUy f(jr morning and badly wrenched ' his 1 ' 'and daughter Dorothy, will leave Have Halo's tune your piano by ; WeunMdBJP ,or a vi8it at Denveri expert factory man and it will give Colo She is a guest at the Hotel satisfaction, $3 In Mcdford; S3. DO in n0i!ill(i the country. tf 1 Mrs. p. J. Mead of Vallojo, Calif., " Haey aemstltcblng and who Is en route homo from Honolulu pec0"nB' Corey Bldg. where sho was visiting her daughter,! The "Oh Boy" musical comedy and stopped off hero for a visit with j con"any wnlch Played at tho Page her niece and nephew. Clara and B. ' laHl nlKllt 'ef,t this morning by special It. Wood, left for Vallejo today. jtrain for Euieno 'ho the attraction The BrunswicR, al, phonographs In anPcars tonight, one Waters Paint Store tf Columbia storage batteries. Pow- John M. Scott, general passenger : er Auto Co. 42 Sp. Fir St 73 agent of the Southern Pacific, arrived In the city this morning from Port- land to spend a day or so on business, Ralph Mulford In a Biiper-slx holds nil Bpeed records and uses Veedol. 0. K. Gates Auto Co. 86 Corporal Mark Leonard leaves to I night for Fort Columbia after a 10 I days furlough hero visiting relatives jund friends. I Pianos tuned. S3 In Medford, 3.50 in country. Work guaranteed or no money. Hale's Piano House. tf The following auto parties wore at the Hotel Medford Monday and to-; day: Mrs. It chard Richmond Dedham , of Boston, Mass., and S. p. Farrlng-' on of Minneapolis. Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. C. II. , Van I Ise and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Goodrich of Los Angeles; F. A. Bor- chert of San Francisco and Mrs. Wil liam Carroll and daughter of Y'reka. On Saturday W. Raymond Parker of Butto Falls, "signed on with J. R. Woodford, tho Rexall driiKElst. speelul enrolling agent for the U. S. shlnplng board, as an applicant for j training in tho merchant marine. If i accoptcd by the shipping board young i l'nrkor will be exempted from tho ' draft, and will takp a spocial courso as an apprentlco on a training ship at i Soattlo boforo Joining a morchant vessel as a sailor. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gard loft this morning to attend tho six weeks camp campaign, now on will meet the war meeting of tho Apostolic Faith sect, workers of the city and county to Rov. and Mrs. Fred llornshue of tho morrow at 2 o'clock p. m. at tho U..U1 imoniuu m leave tor mo camp iiii'uiuiK inursuay ny auto. utnor imombers or the local church expect to nttend ut various times. j Jnckson County Blacksmiths asso ciation will go on a cash basis on and after July 1st. , Miss Jean Steel, dnughtor ot tho Crater Lako park commissioner, was , , " "'""-' "i""' .i.o ...umuuj uuu is on ino roau to recovery. If your upholstorlng Is wearing, put on seat covers C. E. Gates Auto r SO Hugh n. Hiinkln, tho now super visor of tlio Crater national forost, returned by auto Monday from Hugono with Mrs. Rankin and their daughter. Tho family havo leased a dwelling on Summit nvenuo. Mr. Ran kin was for yours supervisor ot the Slimluw national forost with boad- j quarters at F.ugcno. F. L. Sherman has returned from Culifornla and has bis shoe ropair shop open at tho old stand, 32 South Grar.o. 75. Two long military Iralus passed Itbrii tho city tills forenoon without I slopping. It is presumed tho liun jdreds ot soldiers aboard wero being moved from lamp Lowis to points south nnd east. The soldiers kept up n cheering until tho trains reached the city limits. For tho bust Insurance, see liolinos, tho Insuranco Man. Nelson Smith, of Klatnalh Fulls, Is a business visitor in the city. See Davo Wood about that fire In surance policy. Offlco, Iloom 404 M. F. & II. Building. Mi. IMilnh Anderson nt Portland is Hpondlng a couplo ot weeks with friends and relatives at llio homo ot Mrs. S. 10. Ossinan. .Miss Anderson Is one or the most talented young Indies of Poiilauil nud possesses a most unusual and marvelous voice which Is a natural b.'riione. Sho has I'cii with the Orphcuin Circuit and will roMimo her former activities with it next ,',e:isn. Mitchell serpens lawn mowers. 3(1 So. Rlver.ildo. . Anion); Msltois registered at the lintels today were ('. N, I.o Wulto of I'lilciign, It. T. Itrbiir nnd M. II. Gil bert of Seattle, J. N. Over of (biklaud. lo.-epli Culi, ,u of l.os Angeles. Goorgo W, M.ir.dial of T.iconin, Mrs George .1. UMiarcfi, Mrs. I.livilila Winn and mother. W. A. Hall and .1. It. Ileinnilnger if San l'liiiii lsco, Mr. J and Mir.. F. Mudgo nnd Hal Parker of New York City. W. K. Lewis i.fj l.itoii, (.)., II. li. Woods and li. Cliundler of Lunelle, II. . Starr and j M. II. Ilat.h of Portland un.l It f liiirroll of Pasadena. Mr. and Mis. George A. Mansfield ;iro guests at the Hotel Holland, hav ing arrived Tuesday afternoon. Why not eat your noonday lunch at Holland Cafe? "When Better Automobiles Aro Built, BUICK Will Build Them." 73 Mlu vloreBCO Uo!tmaD ot r.08 All. several dayB to visit her son Sidney i Prof. Goorgo Rebec arrived in tho city Monday and will spend some time at his ranch near tho city, All kinds of wood, mill blocks"and planer shavings at Valley Fuel Co. All fuel strictly cash from now on. 9S 1 Lester Itnlm whn l,ta Imnn 1 thn avlatlon 6ervlc0 for lue t J4 lnonths .,, h., ., ,.,,, , ,,, cior(Ien Clty L. camp , New york arrived homo this morning on a 31 uay8 8lcl leave to vlslt cn Mr. ana Mr8 ,,, and IrlemIs. Ho ,g , out 0( thtf no tal ,lx week8 wher0 ho wa8 conflnea for four monUl3 a soyero at k oX B,)lnal meningotls. SIr. and JIr3 M L. Beacnong of San Kranck.o, auto tourists who r ,, , , ,, ., resumed their Journey to Portland tOtlaV. Thov WArf) an ilolldiinJ rlti tll0 vallev that tUey w return for a ionger stav tnlg 8ummor w.s.s. TO MEET WORKERS Mr. J. L. Ethrldgo, of" Portland Field COinmlsBion. fnr (lip, war nnvlnrr UUU0 library. Accompanying him will bo Mr. Thomas Ryan, deputy district attorn ey ot Portland, an excellent speaker and nn enthusiastic workor for tho success of Oregon In tho war stamp movement. Thoy will meot tho Ashlnnd work ers nt llm nilv lmll n f Q n il. snmo day, Wcdnosday. All aro in vltod. 200,000 PEAR BOXES The Joe (lagnun mill has 200,000 pear boxes nnulc ready for the mar ket, hut .Mr. (Iii'.'iion announces that lie will heep these boxes for Medford nnd vullev use, despite the fuel that In- has had several offers for the lot t-nin distant paints. The (lairnon mill is still nt work in. kins: apple boxes at the rate of 2, 00(1 a day. The mill har. just receiv r.i order for lumber for Iwo large bungalows to be erected al Ililt GENERAL MORRISON IN COMMAND AT PRESIDIO WASHINGTON', J, 18. Ylnjor (o:nonil John F. .Morrison, today ns siiiicl command of the western de i rlmeiit with hcnd,iuirtcrs at San I'.aneisco, suecfediiiir Hrijf. Genera! Charles (1. Trent, reeentlv detailed for duty in Italy. General Morrison's ursigiimenl will be made imminent. CAPTAIN DISMISSED FOR SELLING FLOUR SACKS WASHINGTON. Juno 18. Dis missal of Cnpluiii Fiederiek I". SpaiiLT. of llio ,tiarteriiinster corps alter trial hv court niurtial lor sell ing' empty Hour sucks lo civilian dealers nt I 'iimp Travis, Tex., was ill Pounced hv llic win- department thi ll orilillir. AVIATION INSTRUCTOR KILLED AT FORT WORTH FOIIT WoliTM, Tex., June IS. -Lieutenant K ,ui instructor nt I arroii Field, m-a here, was killed l'.iimin Kiel, I, ne.ir here, was killed i-liieli he was ridim; Willi a fellow I i'liic-er fell. Hose's home was in I t etlsylvallla. II companion was Ivdlv hurt. Crater Lake Chapter 32 R. A. M. meets Tuesday. June Isth, S:.1 p. m. Regular co in m u n lea 1 1 o n . !S3 A. F. NOTH. With Medtorq trsd It Medfonl mnrle. U-BOAT SUES MINE; 110 OF CREW SURVIVE LONDON', June 18. Details of the de.-il ruction of one of Hie largest Ger man submarines uro given in a dis patch from a neutral correspondent. This submarine was one of the lust to leave Zeebrugge before the en trance to llio harbor was blockaded by Hritish forces. Tile U-Boat struck a mine and out of the crew of 40, only two survived on reaching the surface after a strug gle with death for un hour and u half. 20 fathoms below the surface. Some of the crew committed suicide, having lost all hope of leaving the boat alive. The only chance of esenpirif; was, to force open the coanine tower and the forward hatches and trust to. the compression of air in one part of. the vessel to iorco each man, like a tor pedo, to the surface. The air prcs sure in the submarine had become so high most of the crew could not keep their mouths closed. . The compressed air shot them to the' surface and hardly bud they reached tho sea level when tho nir pressure burst their lungs, und about 20 of them sank like stones. The survivors described the yells of the men, when the end came, as the most horrible noise thev ever had heard. The attention of a British trawler was attracted and it hastened to the rescue. The conditions of the survi vors showed that their experience had rn of a dreadful character. "EFUSE APPROVAL OF EXPRESS CONSOLIDATION WASHINGTON, June 18. Attor ney Oeneral Gregory has refused to approve the form of contract between tho railroad administration nud the new consolidated express company without some provisions lor restora tion of competition after tho war. ITALIANS HOLD LINE (Continued From Page One.) slve In reports from Italy. The suc cess of the Italians two weeks ago In tho mountainous country to tho west I of Lake Gqrda and tho evident con t cern of the Austrian command over an advance thero may Indicate that If the Italians strlko back It may bo along this part of the front. . A suc- coss thcro would isolate tho Austrian forces fighting east- of Luko Garda and turji the right flank ot tho enemy armies. , Prisoners taken by tho Italians, French and British'now total flvo thousand. Tho latest report from Vienna makes claim of no marked gains ex cept the capture of Capo Silo on the wost bank of the Plavo south of Fos salta. Tho number of prisoners Is now reported as 12,000. Emperor Charles is reported to be in tlio Trentlno directing tho offen sive On Western Front Kvents of importance may be tak ing Bhapo in tho Sommo buttlefield. Heavy firing by tho German artillery In the Ancro valley and northward to Serro. is roported by the British. It is on this part of tho front that a Gorman 'attack has boon expected by the allies and tho German bombard ardmeat may be tho prelude of a r sumpllon of tlio enemy's offensive In France. American positions northwest of Chateau Thlnrry aro being bombard ed heavily with gas shells and thero aro Indications that tho enomy may again try to drive tho Americans from wood and other territory recent ly gained. The enomy artillery flro also has Increased along the Marne east of Chateau Thierry but thero has been no Infantry activities. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANT Kit To evliange, four clear modern Medford properties for acreage, or Kansas, Nebraska land preferred. Address Owner, 812 Boulevard, Ashland, Oro. 70 LOST Three pigs, marked crop-off both ears; underhit on left. Brand ed on left side. One whlto and two allotted. Dr. Helms, 75 'A.TEI Woman to do cooking ami laundry work. Wages td.OO. .Mrs. Goo. A. Mansfield, Prospect. re. Phone F-l'i-13. 7ft LOST. Silver mesh bag. Reward. I'honn 3!l. 7r DR. RICKERTV MPS SllKXTIFICALlf TKSTKll, AXU GLAS.SKS PROPERLY FITTED Sulto 1.2 over May Co. NO HKOPS ISEl), FOR BARHQUIST ST. PAUL, Minn., Juno 18. The tremendous majority of: Governor J. A. Burnqulst over Charles A. Lind bergh, for the republican nomination for governor was steadily Increased today. Returns from 1086 of 3119. precincts gave Burnqulst 92,147 and Lindbergh 5.1,902. Burnqulst's com plete majority may be 75,000. Judge W. L. Comstock of Mankota was nominated by the democrats by a heavy majority. His opponent was Fred E. Wheaton. of Minneapolis. United States Senator Knute Nelson, who was indorsed by the democrats, had so far outdistanced bis republi can opponent, James A. Poterson of Minneapolis, that tt was estimated he would be nominated by a 4 to 1 ma jority. The contest between Governor J. A. A. Bucnquist and former Congress man Charles A. Lindbergh overshad owed all other Issues. Lindbergh, candidate of tho 'Nonpartisan league, was the storm center. Loyalty was the leading Issue. Burnqulst's sup porters : charged that Lindbergh's speeches were un-American and that the policies of the Nonpartisan league were unpatriotic. Lindbergh asserted he was loyal and said bis war criticism was aimed at "unscru - pulous profiteers." Knuto Nelson, a republican, was endorsed by the. democrats. His op- ponent on tbe republican ticket was James A. Peterson, a Minneapolis lawyer.. Peterson was convicted last winter of violating tho espionage law. Ho was permitted by the state supreme court to be a candidate. His conviction was appealed. BISMARCK, N. D., June 18. "I claim Minnesota by 15,000," said Charles A. Lindbergh, interviewed when his train stopped here today. "In every campaign I have made in Minnesota I have been defeated on the face of early returns." SENATE PASSES BILL TO WASHINGTON, June 18. A hill l y Senator Ashurst of Arizona, op ine about thirty million acres of western Indian reservation lnnds to private development, upon a royally basis, for minerals needed in the war, was passed today by the senn:e and now goes lo the house. LONDON, June IS. The British armed mercantile cruiser Patia (6103 tens) was torpedoed and sunk by a Gerninu submarine on June 13, accord ing to an announcement made by the admiralty tonight. One officer and 15 men are presumed to havo been drowned. Lift Off Corns! "Freezone" is Magic! Lift any Corn or Callus right off with fingers No pain! Prop a little F recur m on an telling corn, inotantly thnt corn stop hurtinp. then you lift it riht out. It dot'tm't hurt nn bit. Ye, maic! Why wait? Your druggist nils a tiny buttle of Kreione fur a few Yes We Do Kesharpen dull razor blades for 30 cents per dozen and make them as good as new. Fconomy Is the Watchword, practlro it now. Urlag in your blades und let us dem onstrate. Heath's Drug Store rhone SS4. J ELECTEDMEMBERS OF SCHOOL In electing Edward Jnnney and H. J. Palmer to the school board yester day by substantial majorities Med ford voters decisively registered their disapproval of injecting religious is sues into school and civic affairs and endorsed the visiting public nurse in the schools proposition as both Ihcse men are strongly in fa vor of it. Messrs. Jnnney and Palmer each had a majority of over 10U voles over the other candidates wiio were Edward White and E. V. CoEtWr. The election yesterday had one of the largest votes cast ut n school board election in years. The following is the result of the vote: Palmer 380, Jnnney :tbl, While 280 nnd Conser 279. Mr. Junney is elected to take tin place of W. A. Folder, who was not a candidate for re-election, nnd Mr. Palmer is re-elected lo succeed him self. Therefore Mr. Jnnney is prac tically the only new member of th? board. The hold over members are W. H. 1'iiipps, Dr. E. II. Porter nnd Dr. E. G. Kiddcll. Tho new school board will meet tor the first time and to organize on Ju.v j "th. Mr. Phipiis as the oldest elected member in point of service will auto- matically by law become president of lhe reorganized bond, succeeding Mr. Pa liner. The voters school budget also approved the as . presented by the board. Tiie school budget was adopted by ll.t voters overwhelmingly. About 300 votes were cast for it with only 86 nfruinst. Twenty-seven blank votes mi re east. RESUMES TESTIMONY IN 0'LEARY CASE NEW YORK, Juno 18. Taking of testimony began in the federal court here today in the trial of John J. O'Leary on charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice for aiding the flight of his brother, Jeremiah A. O'Leary, Sinn Fein leader, on tbo eve of his trial last month on charges of pub lishing anti-conscription articles. Government counsel sought at tho outset to establish a connection be tween Jeremiah O'Lcary's flight and the spy and treason cases In which he was subsequently Indicted with four Americans and two Germans, in cluding Carl Robigcr, German naval officer. INCENDIARY FIRE WIPES OUT BIG SAW MILL PORTLAND, June IS. Flro last night, which the police and firemen said was surrounded with Indica tions of incendiarism, destroyed the saw mill of the Rice-Kinder Lumber company. The loss was $90,000, with partial Insurance. cent, sufficient to rid your fort of every linrd corn, oft corn, or corn between tho toe, and catlim, without agrenc8 or t mint ion. Krecgnne in tho much tnlked of ether discovery of a Cincinnati genius. Goods delivered. MORE DEADLY THAN A MAD DOG'S BITE The bile of a rabid dog Is no longer deadly, due to the njw famous Fas tour Treatment, but the slow, living death, the resultant ot poisoning ot this system by deadly uric acid is as sure and Inevitable, as day follows night. No other organs of the human body aro so Important to health making as tho kidneys and bladder. Keep your kidneys clean and your bladder in working condition and you need have no fear of disease. Don't try to cheat nature. It is a cruel master. When ever you experience backache, ner vousness, difficulty In passing urine, "got on the job." Your kidneys and bladder require immediate attention. Don't delay. This is the time to take tho bull by tho horns. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules will do tho trick. For over two hundred years they have proven meritorious in tho treatment of disoases of tbe stomach, kidneys, liver and bladder. It is a worid-famod remedy, in use as a household necessity for over 200 years. If you havo been doctoring without results, get a box ofj GOLD MEDAL IJaar'em Oil Capsules today. Your druggist sells them. Abso lutely guaranteed or monoy refunded. Dewaro of imitations. Look for tho namo GOLD MEDAL on every box. Adv. I "Waste is I Treasonable" i THUS Is needless spending 1 1 I and heedless using looked I I i upon in (England. And, so I I I should we govern our social I I I and industrial lives over I I hero. Country FIRST : I I I self last. I I I See If a Savings or Checking I III account at the First Nat- I tonal Bank won't cause you I to think TWICE betoro l j spending. III ! Wm. G. Talt -President II I Oris Crawford Cashier l Fl&ST M&TIONAli lRvtilEDiroRD' 0R5tfPI We Have Juft Received The Latest In Ladies Colored Summer Umberellas MARTIN J. REDDY The Jeweler Viior Always Welcome Mail Vt Your Wants I'hono 1(1 . 1 . J.A