Medford mail tribune., June 26, 1918, Page 6, Image 6

jrF.DFOTJD MATL TTfTTiFNT:. MEDFOTiD. OTiFSON. WEDNESDAY. .mCE 2fi. 1S18
PAOE STX
W.SLS. LIMIT CLUB
LIMIT CI.UI
Mi.H'.ir.l Nutiunal Hank.
Jii.'k-"I1 CuUUtV liiillk.
Kirt National Hank,
r'uniicr-. ami Fruit fiinwcrs
Hunk.
fioM Hill Bank.
Hank of .la.k-nnvilli'.
Mrs. W. II. (lore.
Mi- Ali-e Ilanli-y.
Mrs. Iira Ilutliamn.
Mr-. K.li.ii'tli llcf-iiii.
Fn-.l Hi. pp.
J. I.. IL.vey.
Mr-. Aliliie K.-mhill Thomas.
Mrs. W. A. Folder.
K. (i. f'nnsor.
I.. K. Sampscll Estate.
J. I,. Ilnvey.
Fir-t Natii.nal Hank of A--.li-lau.l.
McnilK-r-hip in the Jark-'n County
Limit oliib is -U'.iilily ini ira.-ini. Six
ptvple Mili- ril-l for the -M.OOfl limit
in stauii (riay tmA another
FiiwnlMr vh :nMl to the li-t (la
iitomin.', m:tkirir "."i(t in MiUscriji
lintw -in- the tir-t rhiy's ciinv;i.i
mad on M'inly. ami nn 1S.ihK'
pram! tt:il tr tlio tMiib. Spurred on
bv the iwonl t bv the JioIU-itor-briiiKiiiL'
in ihe- splt-m!i siibsrrip
tions War Stiinip ri-li-it-irs t!inmi;li
out tlit t-'tiiuty ttMlav nr looking for
lh patriiitic man with Mil'lirii-nt
li. cans io ioin the limit -luh.
YrMrrtlay Ills Ihiy
Yesterday's urand total of the War
Stamp sale for the two day-i rnn
vn was $i;t,OOfl. the sin-ond day.
work almo-t cijualiin the oiark set
on the bic niwitinsr duy. The fart that
the limit club amount is larger than
the total amount of the new clean
up campaign -tnrled Monday U due
to the tart that a number of Limit
i-lnli Mib-4-nptions were made prior to
the bo-iiiniiitj of the new campaign.
Over the Top
With three day b-ft to raie the
War Stamp iiilu and everv di-trirt
rominitee in the eounty puttiiiL forth
its bet et fiirt.-. County Chairman
Hart han little doubt of the ability of
bis oraiiizatinn to put Jack-on eoun
ty over the top. Already Tolo h
passed it ipiota while Kenwood di--trirt
No. lM'J under the management
of Weblon Middle reported over the
top this morn in a ith -"J,JS.
Olehration Friday '
Preparations for the free enter
tainment and patriotic ineitin'.- cele
bration r th-- lii ire and Kialto tin t
t" : ' c'ltiiplcte. Mayor'.
1' ' -ad r.iliins wiU pn--
mV at ti.e l.i.Ji.i while C. M.
i htma- and C. M. Kidd will have
eharve at the Paup theater. 1'rofe
r Hoot Hoy- Hand will p!;.v -ev-rral
selection- daring huth pr"rati.-wlii-
h coiiitniMice at S oYliM-k ond
Cajita n J.nmv of llie Hoy StunN ui-1
have bt- or.-ai.i.it inn m char: of tlu
u-lur iliitu- at both play h-u-r-.
The-e nittuii wiil be id-titi-al with
meetinc- bdd Friday e nm- in v
ery m-IomiI di-tri-t in the Vmtt-d
Statc .-i-lebn.te the on.Jiw..n ot
the War Man atr.iii;n and -rf-
laniatnin- !' Pr'-ident V i f ;i ;.- well
a- frt'iu th- .vi-mor-. i i-mt, -t
and t)n na nr- ot i-vrtv t n m,.;
bandt-t in the untrv i liapjf patnuti
American- w,!h tbrsr da!v to a!tcin!
and participate in the nn-.'ini:--.
VAi;iN;TnN .-,:.,. v... Ai
nnu-tiih.' -o h- to prohiiul re
t'ni-!;iitt!it -'f tVder.i! cuiitpd o r
rmiro.'.'l -a bib- Mirtrni iu r a ,
plinc b.'ie : re'.aiTi-d, tbc eti.'te
ter-la!e m.'i '!. n' inr'tl lt:e t"
unleri-d !. v..r.i'! r --r- d a r
tin eitt nd;iu t T"mi Ja'ii 1 . 1 1 '.
til Jan!iar tu x. t!;e r'
in th r.uln-ad r.ititn! a t d :i
w hieh the .vern merit ean r t
inrricr to t atf nwrier-lnp.
CUT FOR MM
P.W.r M.Yir.- , J.inc '.'il.- Privm
hip!! urn. I. t ?i.- f.rf ln. h st.irtt.l in
nn unknomi ri.tnmi in thr stato H'iii
Irntiiirv .in.p on llir r.rattin'
road !ix ti.iit -. 'a-t .f Salnn yi'-tfr-lnr
afTi'rn.H'n iir-troyo.i niorp t!inr.
1,000 roril- ..f k.I, cut for the !al'
hosipitnl fr t !to in-ane, li'-ke.l up tho
tirulior on Imb a.'rcnire "nol b
Frank Smith, t trn1 nn niMHrniir.t
hni and lhr-nt.'tn il tfo' .iirr.nin.lint
ruuntry. Tlif o.nl at .n -mt irirc
would br worth .","U0 it it i-tmmtid.
CALLED 10 COLORS
I
Pt dfTLAN'D, re., June Jii. Tb
draft ipiota lor Ja- k-on eounty i1-
44 in the call fur Fort McDowell and
hi lor Camp I.et; Josephine coun
ty 10 and 'AT.
The largest conslngent of drafte.i
men from Jackson t-ounty &o far to
leave in a body to begin their mili
tary service will depart from Medford
tomorrow morning at Tftj o'clock.
The names of these men appear below
as well as the names of the contin
gent which will depart for Fort Mc
Dowell durius the week of July 5.
A big crowd of frienda and rela
tives, as well as citiiens generally, Is
es peeled at the depot tomorrow mor
ning to bid the boys farewell.
The following is the list of regis
trants i-ailt'd under eufl No. MM, to
lie nit rained Tlmr-day morning, lit
Medlord and out-i!e points for
t'amp i-:
til. ti-car Krrt'inan Collin?!.
2v. Jlrnrv Marion MiUaniel.
."..-,0. William K. Seal.
o-'ij. James Irwin rirady.
.'t."S. Charles Graham JesMman.
.1-V.t. Jolin Calhoun.
Ml. K..b,-rt MfCal.
:iiitl. Ilarri-oii T. Monron.
:t7i. Verne M. Steers.
?,T2. i har!. y Kir.il Carr.
.T7!. Thomas l)elo-s Kiley.
?X Warren I'. C.K.k. m
'.VM. Iteibtrt (diver I'rewster.
401. Hayinond !ar'un Wartl.
4IP7. Kay Xeil Murphy.
411. (irowr t 'loTry.
41J. Che-ter l. Jhllhollen.
417. Frank C. Straliam.
41'.l. Fred I.. Ilam-k.
4''J. John Sini:Ieton.
4:t'- Smith Co..
-I: ST. Crl l.inn fiarri-on.
410. Carl Frederii k Xeidermeyer.
44:(. Ormy Martell (iodilunl.
44S. Ijiren-e Stewart tiateman.
4'ti. AL-ee.
4io. Haphae! Iu--ell Chartraw.
474. foH.nre Karne-t I.yman.
4TJ. Iialph Raymon.l Iusenlerry.
4.VI. Wiot II. Clarke.
."hmi-A. f ; n K. Francis.
otll. I-aurence S". h'iley.
.'.in. Wallace Heniett Itcrtelson.
."ilJ. Jo!m livi,t,ne Drake.
Mil. Karnc-t J. 1,'einkini:.
.'r.'S. Koy llu ell Drake.
"i.'il. Clarence Conner.
:..!4. Karl S. Tamy.
.".I4-.V- Victor D. Danie!-on.
t;:.!i. Khner Kihhy A-hcraft.
.".It. Walter Worthinctnn Bryaa
.".47. Homer dr.il Wyatt.
7.4H. Henry John Denimer.
y'2. Klwin Raymond Vroman.
."i-ti. .lame- Marion Ileery.
."i"l. John Chtiiilitis Hodpers.
r.!l. K:tI J. Kl. in.
i7n. li:.ro. Fit.-h Querry.
.i74. I.ynne Kdct-rt Smith.
:::. Jav Fn-d.-ri.-k Miller.
77. Hayinond lininL
.'th'J. tin.rji" It. Holloway.
Tom J. Morgan.
!'4. Frank Hunn Clary,
t'.l'i. Howard li. Danlap.
ti'Jl. H-.ra.e Hichard H.nce.
t;.'".. Kohert Charles Van U i-kirk.
i".:;7. H;iv, r D.- Moin.-s Moulton.
(. w. D. Mott Wallace.
i.io. rvi;,. F.U-..n ltarr.
t". 14. (ic..r.-.- K.hwn Dvinn.
I-VJ. Krcd IV. k.
I.'.l. I..o Wd'iam Ca-ter.
r.'.J. K!"i.-r l; .. Lewis.
lo-W. IMuli,. Trctr.n.
llss. i;..., ri ll.iirv lirowne.
1 I IS. ViTti. r I ah -h.
Tho lo-ol draft t.i.ard mde pub
lic U-t tiis'ht tlie foil., wiiii- names of
the drafted man who will leave (lur
ing the live-day tmtio.I becinniiw
July J tor Fort M.'IswelI, Calif.
IK. Crank Will. ke.
716. lien l.anir.e.
A. K. MClellan.
7.T. A. It. K. VaniHk.
T5. K. K. l'.lchman.
7 -0. G. l. W.cksrom.
7il?. If. V Aiken.
7 li. s. Unite.
7 J V. II Doran.
7..4- A. Mort bail. y.
Il'ICll Corniest.
7 H 11. Matthews.
7 7 1- I an Stone.
77v U O. Vanle.Ve
7 s l . t'lartncc llo.ver.
7.. Kiiward l.earced.
7'. 1. W. li. William.
7:-:.. Arthur Ileitis.
";;. 11. ('. Feterson.
A healthful .able
drink that war
conditions make
exceptionally
proper
r 'I
B
P05TUM
in
S.02. I.. J. Strang.
17. -Alfred Saptig.
t. D. H. Gentry.
77. S. S. Altken.
Hortiell Holmes.
&33. Archie Rhoten.
83. W. L. Wade.
S40. 11. E. Wilcox.
551. F. W. Peek.
655. C. 7.. Hoyden.
861. C. E. Rosecrans.
826. S. T. Hollowell.
664. A. V. Van Gogham.
860-A. H. E. Carneil.
86 S. I,. H. Ossman.
869. II. F. Williams.
679. H. F. McKinnla.
672. R. W. Snyder.
877. J. A. Mayham.
S7S. R. L. Hughes.
880. C. W. Wendt.
552. Lloyd Wilson.
553. O. E. Frey.
C. E. Wooden.
892. Jake Nelson.
695. F. J. Hall.
69S. A. F. Robley.
903. Edward R. Vilas.
907. W. A. Hazleton.
90S. 11. L. Hartley.
912. E. S. Messmer.
922. Charles Fattlg.
934. J. W. Miller.
936. M. F. Lewis.
947. B. S. Smith. k
940. Clarence Dates.
934. T. L. Edsall.
AMERICANS EXTEND LINE.
(Continued r-rotn Page One.)
German troops. The enemy advanced
in two columns after the way had
been prepared by a heavy bombard
ment with gas shells.
The official statement Issued Tues
day in Berlin said:
"The numter of American and
French prisoners brought in yester
day morning east of Badonviller has
increased to more than sixty."
New Sector Occupied
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IX
FRANCE, June 26. The new sector
held by American troops in Alsace Is
In the region northwest of Gebweiler.
This sector is not far from the fam
ous Hanmansweilerkopf. the scene
of so much hard fighting in the past.
The Americans are holding a con
siderable front in three different sec
tors In Alsace.
Notice
War has been the means of doing
business more on a cash basis, and
we wish to inform the public that on
and after July 1st, all individual busi
ness with us will be done on a strictly
cash basis.
CRATER LAKE MOTOR CO. AND
MACHINE SHOPS. 62
Notice to Alien Women.
All German alien females In Med
ford and vicinity over the age of 14
must register with the chief of police,
commencing at 6 o'clock Monday,
June 17, and continuing on each day
successively thereafter until and in
cluding the 26th day ot June at 8
p. m.. except Sunday.
J. F. ALEXANDER.
U. S. Marshal.
J. F. HITTSON,
, Chief of Police.
With Mfulfnrd inn la Medford mail
TODAY and THURSDAY
THE MAN WITHOUT
A COUNTRY
l-Mward I'.viit tt Hale's famous .-lassie
A
Added Attraction:
iiahain A (iiahaiu in "From Sweden to Honolulu.
Comedy, sinein and Instrunicnfal Act.
Kxtraordinary program at 110 ad;.iice in prices.
HI MK.MIll ll KltlIAV. JI NK 'JTH, MTIOXAL WAR
MilM.S i)V
LOYAL GJTIZENS TO
Mayor's !roclnialion.
To the People of Medford:
The one great thought of the peo
ple of Medford should be the winning
of the war. There Is only one way
to do thi3 and that is to do every
thing in our power to assist our gov
ernment and our boys who are over
there. To do this we must practice
economy In our everyday life. The
one request from the government
which we have not fulfilled Is the
purchasing of war saving stamps. In
purchasing these stamps we must not
consider ft as a charitable act, or as
an accommodation, or as a compuls
ory act. but as a pleasant privilege
of showing our faith in our govern
ment and a duty to our boys over
there;
Start Savings Account.
The government is only asking us
to start a savings account with them
for which they are willing to pay a
high rate of Interest. It is the best
investment that we can make and at
the same time we are helping to pre
serve the lives of those most dear to
us who are fighting our battles. We
wbo stay at home are the chair warm
ing soldiers who are allowed to have
all the comforts of home and the
pleasure of remaining with our fami
lies and are not even discommoded
physically by the war.
Vp to the People.
Just stop to consider which is the
most desirable sleeping in a trench
or a hoie in the ground under contin
MAKES RAPID HEADWAY
Add This Fact to Your Store of
Knowledge
Kidney disease often advances so
rapidly that many a person is firmly
in its grasp before aware of its pro
gress. Prompt attention should be
given the slightest symptom of kid
ney disorder. If there is a dull pain
in the back, headaches, dizzy spells
or a tired, worn-out feeling, or if the
kidney secretions are offensive', irreg-!
ular and attended by pain, procure a '
good kidney remedy at once.
Your townspeople recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills. Read the state
ment of this Medford citizen.
D. R. Andrus. 510 South Fir street,
says: "I was bothered considerably
by my kidneys and bladder. I had
trouble in retaining the kidney secre
tions and I also had a dull ache
across my kidneys. I got quick relief j
from Doan's Kidney Pills. My kid-j
neys acted more regularly and I j
didn't have that trouble in my back.
This has convinced me that Doan's
Kidney Pills are a medicine of merit i
and are worth recommending to oth-'
ers."
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't j
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that '
Mr. Andrus had. Foster-Milburn
Co.. Mfgrs.. Buffalo, X. Y.
I I I 11
- . . I II' . .
ual shell fire, suffering all of the
hardships of warfare physically, men
tally, and in every way under a con
tinual strain, or sluing at home go
ing thru your natural daily afairs,
sleeping In good beds, having your
usual entertainment, recreation, etc,
and only being called upon to econo
mize and loan your savings to your
government. The former actions are
those of our boys, the latter the posi
tion of ourselves. Which do you pre
fer? In the name of Liberty, Justice
and Christianity you should do one
' or the other. Take your choice and
; I will leave the decision to the people
of iledford who have never fallen
j down on a single rcpiest up to the
present time. It Is with pride that
j Medford has met every government
'obligation and I am sure that we will
'not place a blot upon our reputation
by falling down on the war savings
! proposition.
j Our" president has urged upon""the
: the people to meet this requirement
between sow and June the 2Sth and
1 miTstllflnr In thA nmrlimntinn nf the
' president of this great United States, !
I, as mayor of the city of Medford. 1
do hereby declare June the 2Mh asi
the official registration day of all per
sons in this city for the pledge of ,
their future savings by purchasing'
war savings stamps and ask that all ,
the citizens of this town register on)
or before that day the amount thal
they are willing to purchase toward .
the saving of all nations for free
government. '
(Signed) C. E. GATES,
, Mayor
: MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED MAIL OR
War having Stamps
are the Best Invest
ment You Can Make.
Buy Them and Win
The War.
!
GET READY FOR THE FOURTH
Come in now- instead of later on. Pick out what you will require and
have them all ready to slip on when the Fourth dawns. Special prices
for Thursday. s
s Waist Sale
"Wii'thmiire Waists
made of gund voile,
nicelv trimmed. This
$1.00
NEW VOILE WAISTS
New Voile Waists
trimmed with fine
Venice lace. On sale
Thursday,
each ,
$2.98
0 repe dc Chene
Waists, pood quality,
cheap at 5.00.C3 (Q
This sale
)JmSJ
m r
Georgette Crepe
Waists, well made,
nicelv trimmer, i
$5.98
Tin ile
1 Vl Price Sale of Wcmcns Parasols Price 1
1 4th of July Sale of Underweare and Hosiery 1
T- f
li Jap Crepes
In plain colors,
plaids a n tl
stripes. erv
special,
yard ....
35c
MANN'S The best goods
II
TO N I G H T - -
t.',1.1H
w.s.s. rrwvmr
HOW DO YOU STAND?
Have yon done your share? Have you suffered any?
Have you sacrificed anything? Are you worse off than before
this war started? . ft
Merely what you can spare isn't doing your share.
Loan the government all you can and then some!
You dare not put the responsibility on another the money ot
your friend, your neighbor, 1s also needed.
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
Phone 884.
amis
ThsWcinan's Store
14-22 X. CENTRAL
MEDFORD, ORFXiO.V
Hundreds of New
Skirts with handsome vari
eties of patch pockets, wide
novelty belts, pearl button
trimmings, in the newest all
white and sport stripes
Tailored by the same expert
workmen who made the
"Korrect" woolen and silk
skirts.
Pre-sliiunk belting.
All materials pre-shrunk.
Priced From $2.50
to $6.50
Women's sieve
less Vests, ixood
quality. Very
special, 1 Cf
each .....
AVomen's fine
(rrado un
ion suits; cheap
lingero Clowns,
cheap todav at
.1.(X). For this
S!5; 69c
Women 's new
style 1 .raiser
es. All sizes'.
Thursday 50C
Miller llros's.
new model Cor
sets, chean at
totiav at i-ic
This sale
suit
48c
"Kayscrs" fine
prade lisle un
ion suits, worth
todav M. This
sale,
suit ...
75c
s?l. -'..
sale,
air
Warner
1' roof-
" Kaiser's"
band top vests,
fine lisle, all
sizes. For tins
each 59C
sets,
lair
Voiles
Ginghams
In beaui it'ul new
plaids and stripes
New plaids and
: fancy figures.
Veryspe- "IQr
cial, yard Osv
!
j fast colors
I Special, vd...
for the price. No matter
- TOMORROW
L i-7
1 1 w.s.s
Goods Delivered.
mum:
EXPRESS PREPAID
Friday, Jane 28th f
'finds The War Sav-
ings Stamp Campign.
Buy and Urge Others
to Buy. S
jWash Skirts
Woinen's fine
jrrade cotton
Hose in black
and white. 8ie-
air 29C
Women 's fine
lisle Hose in
l'liiek, white
and voloi-s.
S;'i!':.....69c
Women's silk
liose in black,
white and col
ors. "cry sjie-
pair $1.00
Kayser's Silk
Hose in all col
This
98c
; Itiist
Co r-
$i.oo ,,;;',:,,,!.' 1.75 1
Batiste
For summer
i l'rcsscs, new pat-
, terns, fast colors.
! SyntJOc I
the price MANN'S S
30c
what
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