Medford mail tribune., July 11, 1918, Page 6, Image 6

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MEDFORD MATL TINBUXE. MEDFORD. OWKdOX. THURSDAY. JULY 11, 1918
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CASUALTY LISI
WASHINGTON", July 11. The
army casualty Hut ioday contained
OS names divided as folluwa: Killed
in action, five. Died of wounds, 1;
died of disease, two; died of accident
and other causes, one; wounded se
verely, 20; wounded aliKbtly, one:
missing in action, 23.
The list Includes Private George
W. Darta, nig Fork, -Mont.; Private
Christ W. Zarnesou, Dyaart, Sask.,
Canada, previously reported wound
ed scveroly, now listed as missing lu
action.
Killed In action: Corporals Wil
liam O. Corner, llarrisburg, Pa.;
Itlrhard llaugh, Sault Ste Marie.
Jllcli.; WaBoncr Tipton J. Brewer,
rinley, Tcnn.; Privates Itulpb II.
l.asscr, Dorchester, Mass.; Jos. P.
Soda, Gettysburg, Pa.
Died of wounds: Lieutenant Jouctt
P. Singleton, New York City; Cor
poral Charles R. Maler, East Pat
chogue, N. Y.; Privates Ralph J. Car
penter, Predonla Station, Ohio; Ern
est Garter, Semanolo, Oltla.; Tadency
Clholckl, Jersoy City, .V. J.; David
iorclstor, I.os Angeles; Gordon K.
Mackenzie, Concord, Mass.; Tom Ma
rallo. Proval Slgna, Italy; Troy P.
lthymes, Sllsbeo, Tex.; Gustav Stan
kus. Chicago.
Wounded severely: Lieut. Irvin R.
Johnston, Montgomery, Ala.; Cor
porals Homer W. Dennett, 1-adonia,
Tex.; Thomas P. Conroy, Cornish.
Maine; John Kokolirh. Wayne. Mich.;
Wagoner Harry Green, Detroit; Pri
vates Geo. W. Ilarta, Dig Fork. Mont.
Charles E. Dirk, Jersey City; Charles
A. Chaudlor, Haulistadt, I ml.: Anto
nio Clprlano, Xnntlcoko, Pa.; Martin
.1. Pahey, Philadelphia; Albert Pln
occblo, Clifton, .V. J.; William C.
Fox, Auburn, .Mass.; Georgo Gelss,
New York City; Alexander E. Cro
nier, Lynn, Mass.; Claude I,, flibdon,
Lynn Creek, Mo.; Louis J. Kelloy,
Dorchester, Mass.; Stove K. Keno'.o
loB, Enst Hnmmond, lnd.; Willlnm
Legeros. Chicago; Parker Masslngll,
Ala.; Xoah M. Mllllkcn. Envlllo.
Okla.; James C. Peterson. East Dos
ton, Mass.; Robert R. Pllcher, Oiark,
Ala.; Antonio J. 1'olrlcr, Van Duren,
Maine: Murlin J. Ryan, Coolbawn.
Ireland; Italph I.. Stratton, " Dcs
Slolnos, Iowa; Walter E. Vnmi, llo
xcMtreon, Wis.
The second tinnniil "Group Gather
ing" conducted under llic uupi oi
the Aincricnii Sunday School t'nion,
will he liilil July 14, near the Little
Unite bridge on the lliippv tump
road. Thi mad uoe- north from the
Aate station on the Unite Kails rnil
rond. Tlirce I'nion -chmU an1 represent
ed in this group Aanlr, lVmc.v nnd
lono Pine, hut itutnv Hople from
other sehooU utll attcmi. I'!erv ht
son uho can make plans to attend
this meeting nre welcome. Services
will begin promptly at lil::in in the
morning, with about one hour ami a
half I'or Simdav school teaching r.nd
round table talks. Hc-jirmni: at 1 :'M,
the afternoon seni-e will etuwil of
special eeii'is,'s liv some of the
schools and iiitliv iiluals, i;iwt, singing
aiwl n o-pl mesae hv lii-v. Sprig"
of .Meilfor.1.
UriiiL' your own "I'm-ket dinner"
nml eat with your family, where it
will be n 'freshing both phvsieally nnd
spiritually. As far as it is m-iblo,
bring folding chair-, eiishions, etc.,
for the distance ha- made it hard for
tile committee to arrange much seat
ing. .Many M'oi'!c who attend . huivli in
the morning, can prepare their din
ner in advance, ami then ha-tcn to
the place of liieeling afterwari'-.
Anyone having tran-portalion tor
one or more, would do a -teat -cricc
bv calling the nrc:'hii!. .VIM. or
Ml-M.li;irv tinttin l.ft.X.
CASUALTY LIST
HAS 35 NAMES
WASHINGTON, July 11. The
marlno corps casualty list today con
tained 33 names divided as follows:
Killed In action, . 11; died of
wounds, four; wounded severely, 18.
Killed in action: Lieut. Jos. A.
Synott, Montclalm, X. J.; Sergeant
Arthur Russoll, Oshkosh, Wis.; Cor
poral Henry Dowdle, Chicago;
Prlvafos John P. Blalock, Hamlet, X.
C; Christian lloehm, lrvlngton, X.
J.; William H. Coughlln, Chicago;
Frank D. Palrclough, Deacon, X. Y.;
Roy J. Ford, Detroit; Geo. O. Ham
let, Annlston, Ala.; Paul M. Kidwell,
Dcrkoley, Cal.; Edmond J. Labonte,
York Reach, Maine; Charles A.
O'Connor, Orlando, Pla.; Raymond
P. Schniifele, Cleveland.
Died of wounds received In action:
Lieut. George II. Yarborough, Mul-
lins. S. C; Privates Norman D. j
Hutchinson, Eaton, Colo.; Walter D. !
Plckaftz, Chicago; Harry A. Wendel,
Chicago.
The list notes that Dental Surgeon .
Weeden E, Osborne of the navy, at-j
tuched to the marlno corps, was !
killed in action June G.
Surgeon Osborno was cited post-1
huinously by General Pershing for a
distinguished service cross for hero- j
Ically aiding wounded at great risk I
to his life during the advance on i
Dourcesches. Osborne Is raid to have
been the first naval officer killed in '
action while fighting with the land ,
forces In Prance.
FOREST FIRES DELAYED
FLIGHT OF PIGEONS
Express Company A Kent 0. J.
Gould today roceivod a letter from J.
Wicks of Victor. a. B. C, secretary of
the A. It. P. U., stating the society's
carrier niueons which wern relnasml
jn Medford by Mr. Gould last Satur-I
'day at 8:15 a. m. did not reach Vic-!
toria until Sunday morning when'
most of them arrived by 8 a. m. I
Thin alow time Secretary WIckBl
stated wua because of tho heavy for
est fire snfoko all the way which
mado It difficult for the birds to
get thru. lie wrote that another trial
would probably be made and thanked j
Air. i on in or ins kind attention to
the pigeons.
JAPANESE TENNIS CHAMPION
COMING TO AMERICA AGAIN
HtM-iiiise nf complaints made hv n
number of people with sons and ri-Li-tives
in Lite nrmy and nuw that tluro
wan preaching in llcnmin every oth
er Sunday, at the (ii-muiti Lutheran
church, .Mayor (Jate this noon issued
nn order that from now on no public
or private meeting of any character
where any alien enem- lanuae is
spoken would he permitted.
In ihsitiny: this onWr Muyor Gates
announces liis belief in the loyalty
of Hev. Ocser Morvius, nu-Jor of the
church, and members of his congre
gation, hut in view of the war con
ditions, he though it best to prohibit
preaching in German. lie realizes
that the order will cause harsliip tt.
a number of old and worth - memb r
of the rom rotation who have diffi
culty in following a sermon in Knjj-
About two mouths nro Rev. Mr.
Morenr. called on Mayor Gates and
explaining that while he and his par
ishoncrs .were all loyal and wanted
to avoid aiiv nppenraneu of even be
injr otherwise, yv there were about
2" old attendants of the church who
could not follow a sermon in Knj;-li-h.
He asked if there was any an
tagonism to the German lumruatrc in
t ho city, and the mayor replied that
so far as he knew there was not.
Then on June Und. Kflv. Mr. Mor
enz aniioiineed to his congelation
that from then on he would prvach
every other Sunday in German, and
he has been doinu; so since then. The
mayor and preacher held a friendlv
conference this noon and Hev. Mur
enz announced (bat he would willing
ly eouipl" with the mayor's order
and would ''reach tut more in Ger
man. As showing how kccnlc the old
parishioners missed their German ser
mon, he related that the - cried on
days that he 'reachcd in English.
Soldier's Tonsil. Is Tumi
Private Harold Hamel, 66th Regi
ment, Ft. Adams, It. I., writes: "I
was troubled with a bad cough for
three months. I tried a sample of
Foley's Honey and Tar and felt
greatly relieved. I have Bince used
two 50c bottles and I, recommend
Foley's Honey and Tar and will al
ways keep it on hand." Foley's
Iloftey and Tar covers inflamed, irri
tated Burfaces with a soothing, heal
ing coating and relieves coughs,
colds, croup and bronchial affec
tions. Sold everywhere.
XKW YOKK, July ll.lehiya Kum-
Japan, has sailed for lllis country, i
according to private advices received j
here and will compete in the national j
championship tournaments next
month.
Kumii. ie ranked tilth atiioni; the
I'nited Slates players at the close of ;
Mrs. H. It. Turpin and son arrived
homo today from Portland w hero J
they wero visiting Mr. Turpin who
is employed- in a shipyard. Chester
Mclonald, Mrs. Tm pin's brother, j
who had also been working In a ship
yard, came home with them, having J
been summoned by the draft board to (
report for duty. j
Mr. and Mrs. I.. JC. W'akeman will
leave by auto Friday morning for a
month's stay in Portland, during
which time Mr. W'akeman will look
After bnttines matters.
OLD AGE A CRIME!
Some people are young at 60
red cheeked, ruddy and vigorous.
Others are old at 40 joints begin
ning to stiffen up a bit; step begin
ning to lag and lose its springiness;
occasional touches of pntn In the
back, feel tired without cause, and
possibly a twinge of rheumatic pain.
In most cases these are the danger
signals to warn you that tho kidneys
are not promptly doing their work of
throwing off the poisons that are al
ways forming In the body. To neg
lect these natural warnings Is a crime
against yourself. If you have these
symptoms you can find prompt relief
In GOLD MKOAL Haarlem Oil Cap
sules. For more than 200 years this
has been the recognized remedy for
kidney and bladder ailments.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap
sules are Imported direct from the
laboratories at Haarlem, Holland
Get them at your druggists. Do not
take a substitute. In boxes three
sizes. Adv.
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SWIIILRN ODtflONS Otlf AtCST DLACFUlf aMliSf MFNT
OBITUARY
HOI. ST XI art-
it the CiitniU'
Ahlnt
of fifty
to tho
Stlnd-Villft-.
K. .1. IL.t.t ititMl ;
Ctly hu.-piml at
testPiilay. nt the
civ v('jr. Sho tta uken
h'tsiittal fur trt-ltmotit
fmm htir honn' at Sams '
llrr husband. Ilarrv II
ont son. John It. Hoist, and
one dmihtrr. Mr. Ma S holtx. all'
of Sam Valley, Junlt ru-r. Mr !
llolst ma bom In Tontine!, tit'rntany, 1
nd haa lt-n i realdrnt of tho I'nlt
Kl SUtt'f th.t at yf-ars ,
Kunoral arranRements ar In
Charlie of IVrl' undrrtakinn ntmitany,
nd eerviir will he Ix ld at the fam-l
lljr .taldt'iice In Sam Vallry Friday
afternoon at 1 oo oVIiNk. Mli l.uru
In the Sania WiUi-y re:n'tpry, i
TONIGHT
Special-Added Attraction -Special
In Addition to the Regular Program
Alfred A. Chapman
Only White Man Alivr Who "itncsM'tl Custer's
Massteiv in
An Interesting Lecture Of This
Great Battle
Willi Slide Illustrations
Nil Ailvallee ill Pl iees.
ON WEST FRONT
ABOUT 10 LEAVE?!
J I :
That tho 9 til artlllory Imitation, I
la which are a large number of for
nier Seventh company members,
about tq depart from Fort Stevens
within the next few days for an un
known destination Is Indicated by
tolegrams received from a number
of the boys by relatives In'thls city
! today. Nearly every telegram asked
that money be sent the writer and
soon."
Letters also received here In the
last few days told that the command
was all equipped and ready to go. It
is not known what route the battal
ion will take, but if It should come
thru Medford and word of its coming
reached here in time It is certain the
people would turn out and give the
local boys a great farewell like they
did when the 6,5th artillery battalion
passed thru en route east.
with the nitiTisn akmy ix
r'KAM'K,' July 11. (Hv tin' Ass.,- ;
ointeil I'reMi.) Suik-riuritf in the.
air rests with the British fly iiiir men
today. There have been times when
u slight addition to either side milit j
tip tho balance, but now the Ilrilsh (
.' ' 1 contained the words "Going
uniiit-fi tut: unit'.
The llritish have pounded hostile
pilots until the greater part of their
battles have oeeurred east of the
German lines nnd in numerous cn
ifniiemenls :rvti numbers of enemy
inaeliines have been destroyed. One
llritish aviator alone has sent 2.)
erashinj; to earth in the last few
months.
The working of bombing squad
rons have been growing and (he llrit
ish arc reaehing farther anil farther
into. German back areas. Day and
night squadrons of llritish flyers
htivc kept up an ulsot endless bomb-
hardment of important positions and
their neeurav in bomb dropping is '. ss
testified to in the sores of photo- Grandmother was The Druggist's
SPFCIAL !
DON'T MISS
"DIVORCE"
If you have to cancel an en
gagement. Every married wo
man and those who Intend to
be should see this picture.
TOMOIUIOW
DIVORCE
SATfUDAY
Mrs. Wallace Ung Is at a private
hospital of MedTord where she will
undergo a serious operation within
the next two days.
Airdromes and other objeets have
jln the early days of our country j
been bombed. The loss of lite nmonK I gandmotner was the drllBglstj and
camp.- has lieon heavy
pri-mier?- iiflinit it.
The Hritish sometime
hor tnifra rnnelslnH nincHv nf rnnt a
Captured jan(l hcrbs gatnered from (he fed3
and forests. There was peppermint
This POWERFUL, production
played ten weeks solid to pack
ed houses in New York at ONE
DOLLAR admission. We show
it in Medford at our REGU
LAR PRICE, 20c.
eome to
j for Indigestion, niullen for coughs.
sKuucap lor nervousness, inorougn
wort for colds, wormwood for hruises
1 and sprains and so on. They were
i successful remedies, too. It was from
a combination of such roots and
, herbs that Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham
Card of TbaiaVs of Lynn, Mass., more than forty
AVe wish to sincerely thank our years ago. originated her now fam
many friends for tho services they ous Vegetable Compound; and dur
rendcrod during the illness and deuth lng all these long years no other
that visited our home. Also for the remedy has ever been discovered to
within ,'tl feet of Iheir objeetives to
drop bombs. The Germans seldom
venture lower than a thousand feet,
because u allied aiti-aireraft defensives.
many beautiful floral offerings.
M US. C. W. PEART
93 AND FAMILY.'
restore health to' ailing women so
successfully as this good old-fashioned
root and herb medicine.
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' ilk Skirts
SATURDAY SPECIALS
11.(X) Skills.
Siiturtliiv siiecial
$8.75
$12.(H) Skirts, '
Saturdav special
$9.00
tlO.tX) Skirts,
Saturday special
$7.85
$S.OO Skirts,
Saturday special
S6.45
?i..")0 Skirts
Saturdav special ,
$1.45
.n.O;) Skirts. Saturdav
S7.50
lo.oO Skirts. Saturdav
S12.15
special
special
Hosiery Department
SATURDAY SPECIALS
X. 7!). Women s r.Hc Mack and
wliitc llt.se at 35
Xo. t!4. Wonicn's 2!)c Hose, Ma.-k
and white, at 25
Two Piece Wash Suits
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Saturdav
S2.45
$2.95
;:.ro suits,
st(cial ....
U.IK) Suits,
f-pct ial ....
Saturdav
Royal Worcester Corsets
SATURDAY SPECIALS
-V0 and :!.00 Kmnt l.ace Cor
sets. Saturday special $1.49
Silk Department
SATURDAY SPECIALS
1 lot 1.C" Pongee Silk. Saturday
special at 9S
(See Window lisp!ay.)
Silk Suits
Interest to Every Family
SATURDAY
Parasol Special .
27.50 Suits. Saturdav special at
$18.45 '
$31.50 Suits. Saturday special at
$22.45
$35.00 Suits, Saturdav special at
$23.45
$30.00 Suits. Saturdav special at
$25.45
at
White Middies
2.00 Middies, Saturday
special
$1.39
Waist Department
One lot Waists
up to $2.25.
Saturday
special at
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Summer Weights
Popular Prices
Woinen's Union Suits of fine
iuality white cotton and plain
lisle, low neck, sleeveless, and
tijrht knee. Sizes 'Mi ami 3S.
Triced at only 75
Sizes 40. 42. 4 1 sarnient 85c
Mercerized Lisle Union Suits,
sizes 3tJ and 3S priced at $1.00
Sizes 40. 42. 41. priced at $1-25
Women's Cotton Vests in spring
needle and Swiss rililied styles.
Low neck and no sleeves. Sizes
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sizes. I'ri'-ed at each 39
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I'arasols in all fancy shades and
designs. Big hargains.
$5.75 Parasols now ,...$3.75
$4.75 Parasols now $2.49
$4.50 Parasols now $2.25
$2.05 Parasols now $1.98
$1.95 Parasols now $1.65
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crochet ing sweaters. See notion
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Bathing Suits
all
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