V'A9Fj TWO
MT!TFOT?I) MAIL TRTBUNK AfTCDFOTlD. OKFiON. SATURDAY. JITLY 1JVJ0tS
TOCAL AND
U PERSONAL
A goodly supply of k-otton linn
arrived for tho gauzo room of the
Hod Cross and Ihoro Is plenty on
hand for ult Tvorkors who will coino.
The gauze room will bo open all day
from now on on Red Cross working
days.
Mrs. Paul Hanson, local agont for
Nuhono Corsets. Phono 585-II. 117
Tho first public appearance of
Bedford's now school superintendent
AVllllam Davenport, will bo on Sun
day night at 8 o'clock at the First
Methodist church when ho will de
liver a patriotic address. There will
bo special music.
Insure your grain and hay. Gen
eral insurance. D. It. Wood & Co.,
No. 7 West Eleventh street.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Alcnderfcr and
Jlrs. A. 11. Cunningham will nrrlvc
home tonight or Sunday morning
from their two weeks camping stay
at Prospect.
Furniture packing and crating.
Douglas, 201 South Riverside. Phono
1C2-J. Ill'
Tho fire department was called
Friday afternoon to 4'cach Btreot to
extinguish a threatening grass fire.
MclOlroy's band, tioid Hill
open air pavilion. Monday night.
July U. 05
Clarence 8. Cramer, former prin
cipal of tho Washington Bclionl and
formerly of tho Seventh company,
writes from Fortress Monroo, Va.,
where ho had been taking tho offi
cers training course that ho had
lioon commissioned second lieutenant
and expected to sail for France with
in a few days.
Men's, women's and children's
canvas Bhoes at cost. No. 10 South
Central.
11. N. Albright, acting director or
tho biircnu of natlonnl parks Is cx
pocted to pnss thru Modford this
evening and stay between trains 54
end 10.
Full line of camp goods. C. E.
Gates Auto Co. ' '
C. A. Potorson of Gold 1 1 111. wns n
Moil ford visitor Friday.
W. D. Thompson of Gold Hill, was
n rocont aiedford visitor.
Rollablo repairing at Pacific High
way Carago. 108
A Jolly auto parly which had been
touring California arrived at tho
llotol Modford last evening from
Crator Uiko and left today Tor Scat
. tie. Those In Ihe party wore Mr. and
Mrs. O. U Hurt, Dr. Sanford Glum,
and Mrs. Goorgo V. Illgloy or San
Francisco; Mrs. W. A. Sherlock and
Mrs. Claronco Diinhin of Alluras,
Calif., and Miss Nelllo Cornish, Her
man Schnenfeld, ,1. II. Nowborger and
Henry Ayers of Seattle.
Kvor body's going. McKlroy's jazz
nana, uold Mill, Monday night, Jnlyi
Jli. .,
Mrs. G. C. McClaln and daughter
left today for Klamalh Falls to join
Mr. McClain, who has boon omnloved
In ono of tho mills there for some
tlino. The family expects to rolurn
to Modford by winter.
For tho host Insuranco seo Holmes,
the Insuranco Man.
norgennt Clalius McCredln who
was only recently discharged from a
immnry hospital in New York, Is
hero on sick leavo visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. E. I.oehnr, Miss K. .lunker
nd Will .lunker of Stockton, Calif..
RUto tourists who returned from ('in
ter l.nko yesterday, left tho Hotel
Holland this morning for Portland.
William G. Tnlt leaves Sunday for
n business visit at 'Portland.
Tho local Girls .Vatlonal Honor
Kuard chapter dance will bo given in
tho large hull nt Ihn Niilulorliini to
night. A flve-pleco orchestra will
furnl h music.
Storngo hatterlcs for all cars. C.
M. Gates Auto Co.
Mr. and .Mrs. Em melt .V. Palmer of
near Central Point, are spending the
summer in Scuttle.
The recent but weal her has taken
great deal of snow rrom tho heights
of Mt. Shasta. It Is reported that
very little snow ,lllw remains on the
mountain, much less than ( h(,
same dale last jour. The snow nearly
all melted from thn mountain last
enr and It Is thought It v. Ill be en
tirely melted by the last r August
this yearThe Siskiyou .News.
Now Is tho tlmo to lnsuro grain.
It. A. Holmes protects you against
loss by fire, while standing and while
aarvosii'd, threshed and
Km nary.
In
In .lllstire TaWiu's court
friiliij
Ji. ' l.Mich. the w
'.Her crock
miiiiicr. appeared t
answer to a
..large or r water huviullv de
nied him by Fred l'iimi,ilm;s. (he ,a.
Irlct walennaster. The rase was .on
tinned until Men, lay t ,:Ve Mr.
Lynch time t cMi.iiU bis attorney'
Solio dam e. ,l, ;rn ja;,. ,,,,;,
Gold Hill. Monday night, .V i:,.
n
Mr. and Mrs. .1. . .,;,rlill r ,,.
mRth Falls and Mr. and Mrs. .lohn
McCarthy or Knterprlsc are among
the Oregon viiltors regl-aoed nt the
Hotel Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Montgomery with
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. I'ngor of Rose
burg, left this afternoon for a day's
visit at Crater I.uko. Mr. t'nger Is
tho Southern Pacific tranmaster for
this division.
All kinds of wood, mill blocks and
plauor shavings nt Valley Fuel Co.
All fuel strictly cash from now on.
105
Frank Gagnon, tho crippled col
ored mun, was discharged at his trial
beforo Justice Taylor yestorday on
tho charge of setting a grass fire at
Willow Springs, on condition that ho
at onco leave tho county. Gagnon,
who has only one foot and 1b seem
ingly well educated, Is a hobo, and
immediately on his arrival n jail
after his arrest proceeded to tako a
bath and cut his hair, lie claimed
that tho grass flro ho is accused or
starling Ignited accidentally from his
camp fire.
A few minutes work and some top
dressing will restore that old faded
top. C. 10. Catos Auto Co.
Miss Anno McCormick went to
Itoguc lllvcr this morning to glvo a
war bread demonstration in that
vicinity.
Mitchell sharpens lawn mowers. 36
South Rlversido.
Miss ituth Sharp will leavo for
Portland next Monday following t
threo weeks visit wllh her parents
llov, and Mrs. .1. W. Sharp.
Mrs. Haney for hemstitching and
needling. Garnott-Coroy Dldg. "
Mr. and Mrs. 1). M. Powers of haw-
ton, Okla., aro spending several days
in Medford. They are touring tho
Pacific coast and will mako a trip to
Crater hake from here.
Federal Cord Tiros are here. C.
13. Gates Auto Co. ,
Among lhe auto tourists at the
Hotel Modford last night and today
were Mr. and Mrs. George Hurt and
Miss George Hurt of San Francisco,
It. V. Keelilo and party of San Joso,
Dr. and Mrs. II. It?. Jensen of Makors-
rield, Calif., Mrs. J. W. Wolser and
.Miss Anna Weiser of Fresno, Dr. and
.Mis. G. II. Whipplo of San Francisco,
and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wilson of
San Francisco.
Pacific Highway Garage still on
deck. 108
iMcdford soldiers who aro now at
tending field artillery ofricors' school
at Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky., aro
Hon Newbury, 'James Van'co and
Everett Corey, who woro transferred
to Camp Taylor from Cump Lewis.
Spoko-tito will fix that loose wheel.
C. K. Gatos Auto Co. 108
.Miss Dorothy Stewart left this
morning for Sail Francisco, where
she will take tho nurses' training
course In Lano hospital.
Don't Just nsk for oil. Insist on
V'ecdol. C. E. Galos Auto Co.
O. V. Myers leaves tonight for a
several days business trip to Port
laud.
Upholstering, maurossos mndo over
and furniture repairing. Douglas,
H12-.T. 100
A big lime Is expected at tho II. Y.
P. II. meeting at (lie Ilaptist church
at t! : -1 r. Sunday evening. Tho meet
ing will bo in cbargo of group one.
liul I'll itayniond is chairman anil II.
F. Nerr, lender. Tho church orches
tra of seven pieces will play. Thcro
will also ho special music.
Dolly's Taxi. Phone lo.
liev. John YV. lloyl, Presbyterian
Sunday school missionary has just
returned from a six hundred mile
missionary tour of Lako.and Klam
ath county, visiting placos In the re
gion of Merrill, Illy, Lnkovloiv, Sum
mer 1-uko, Fort Hock, Crescent, and
returning over llio Crater Lako
mountain.
Dr. Ilelno, Gnrnctt-Coroy Bldg.
Chairman Folger slates that the
regulations regarding beof anil pork
do not apply nt present to any of the
states west of the Kinky mountains.
We have at present absolutely no re
strictions on the stile In Oregon or
beef and pork. There aro no meatless
days Slid the only tiling Is that peo
ple liavo been roo nested not to ex
ceed two pounds per week per person
in their consumption of meat.
Your neighbor's new enr mny tie
his old one painted wllh Murphy Ha
Colo Varnish. C. K. Gates Auto Co.
Mr. Churchill, conservnllon chair
man, writes thanking the people of
Jin 'kson county for the splendid
record made in going on a wbcatless
basis and returning (he flour for
shipment to Europe. There was only
one dealer In this county that refused
to sign tho agreement. Every other
men hunt gave the movement un
qualified support. We have done
our best to help our men In tho war.
George Given, who owns a farm on
Konue river In Eagle Point district,
was a Meilford tisitor Thursday.
Among visitors In lhe city regis
tered at tho hotels today aro K. P.
1'iilnam of Denver, Perry K. Ilanill
ten of Cleveland. Samuel l' Imsb of
-New York City, C. K. Cotton of Palo
Alio. T. K. Ilurk or Seattle, .Mrs.
John C. Perry of Santa Monica, Peter
Hub! of Viiina, Arl-, W. E. Hurt.
James A. Scaring an, I I). E. Greer ot
Portland ami A. Griffin and V. A
Wilson and Arthur Parmely of San
Train Isco.
Mrs. J. M. Schulor and (laughter
left tor their homo at Slsson, Calif.,
today after a several days business
Ml in Medloid.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kopp of
Valley City, .V. !)., who woro visiting
Mrs. Douglas Hurgen nt Talent, a
former North Dakota neighbor, left
Friday for a sojourn at Long llcach.
Calif.
Corporal William G. Davis, who
has been in the aviation service for
the past seven months and stationed
at Vancouver barracks, arrived in
tho city this morning on a CO hours
furlough for a visit with Ills mother,
Mrs. M. K. Davis, and sisters, Mrs.
W. A. Hooker, and Mrs. T. E. Miller.
Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Van Scoyoc and
children run down to the city from
their outing camp on Elk creek near
Trail for a few hours yesterday aftur
noon and returned last "night. This
week they will make a side trip to
Crater Lake. They will not return
homo until Die latter part of the
month. v
Mrs. J. II. Koss and daughter of
Ashland are guests at the Hotel Mod
ford. Hen C. Sheldon, of Medford, and
13. V. Carter and G. A. Hrlscoe, or
Ashland, were in Eugcno Wednesday
on (heir way to Portland, where they
will meet representatives ol six east
ern oregou cities and will begin or
ganization or a campaign in favor of
the normal school measures that will
appear on tho ballot this fall. The
measure providing for two addition
al normal schools In Oregon one In
tho southern and ono in the eastern
part of tho slalo Is similar to tho
measure that has been voted on bo
fore. Eugene Dally Guard.
SAX FRANCISCO, July 13. An
interiirban electric car laden with
shipbuilders overturned early today
near South San Francisco Four
persons were reported killed and 15
seriously injured. Apparatus of the
city fire department was rushed to
aid In extricating tho Injured.
Tho enr waB known as a "one man
ear," tho motorman, Geo. W. Sleep
man, acting as conductor also. Sleep
man, who was uninjured, was taken
to the Hayvlow pollco station and
booked for manslaughter. 'He was
unable to mako a statement.
According to the police, Sleepman
loft tho running of tho car to ono of
tiio passengers whilo he went rnslde
to collect faros. . Tho man nt the con
troller was unable to control Iho Car
as It approached tho curve. The
pollco were unable to learn his name
and believed that ho fled from tho
sceno of tho accident.
The .lend are H. M. liiclinnlsoii,
Herbert lVrossii, K. J. Hatcher,
l.nuis I'ernssa, Monde I'erossn, 11.
I'piiiolln niul Joseph Savjiiiiiiii. The
only wonan on lhe car, Miss Julia
Mnliislina, 17, was uiniiiiir lhe se
verely injured.
Tho death' of Jos. Garrio, n ship
worker, this afternoon as tho result
of tho street car wreck hero early
today, brought tho list of dead up to
eight.
Threo of the injured woro not ex
pected lo fillrvlvo the day.
telephone message was received
In tho city Ibis morning that Roy
Possum, a well known Medford man,
while fishing in tho lioguo Itivor,
ono and a half miles below tho free
ferry, and near Morgan hill, was
drowned. Coroner Perl and Chief of
Pollco Kittson with several others
loft for the scone this forenoon to
help recover the body. No oilier
details had been received in Medford
up to a late hour this afternoon.
Ilossum, who resided on tho Cen
tral Point road near Iho city limits,
leaves n wife and child. Ho Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. John 11. Ilossum
of South Central avenue.
Hunger Causes Hun Illness.
AM ST Ell DAM, July lit. The Ill
ness wllh which thousands of Her
ons in German Industrial districts
nro suffering and which has been de
scribed as Spanish Influenza Is really
an Illness due to hunger and conse
quent exhaustion, the Tclegrnat says
it has learned.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
W AN I'Eli- A tew more men lo work
at Crater Lake. Court Hall.
KOI! SALE Team and harness,
weight '.'.otui lbs. Price Jliio.oo.
Side-delivery rake, specially good
for alfalfa, .:,u.no. G. w. Jacobs.
Gold Hill. Oregon. !s
WANTED Sure I'll go. we won't
have any punctures or blow-outs,
either, for 1 use I'nivorsal Tire
Filler. Arrange your private par
ties for any old place. Chas. W.
Austin, phone eJti.l.. !,"
DRAFTED MEN JO
GET RECEPTION
Thoro will bo a reception and sup
per for tho drafted men of Jackson
county In tho City park Friday, July
1 nth. Tho drafted men who leave
July 21st will not only attend this
meeting, but also tho 1918 regis
trants, about 200 in all.
Tho men will report at tho park
at C. : ;i 0 and tables will be laid on
Iho lawn In front of tho handstand.
Mrs. E. N. Warner, county chair
man of the woman's division of the
state council of defense, and Mrs.
R. W. Clancey, have generously
agreed to take charge of thiB part
of the program, and will see that tho
boys who are soon to fight for their
country are generously provided for.
Following the supper there will
bo a short meeting under the direc
tion of Mayor C. E. Gates. John K.
Kollock, executive secretary of tho
state council of defense, will deliver
an address, particularly for tho war
workorB of Aiedford and vicinity, and
there will probaoly bo short talks by
other speakers.
Following the open meeting the
drafted men will gather In the public
library vhero a meeting will bo held
for thom exclusively. This will bo
addressed by a national officer of
the United States army and legal
instructions will be given by an at
torney. This Is the first public meeting
held in Medford in honor of the
drafted men of the county and the
loyal people of the community can
bo depended upon to mako It un oc
casion worth remembering.
LIKED AT FRONT
Mrs. E. H. Hnrd of Modford re
ceived an interesting letter yesterday
from a friend, Corporal C. Hruington
of the 98th noro squadron In Franco,
from which the following is an ex
tract: "I want to tell you that tho men
at this post enjoyed somo apples sont
horo by Modford growers. They
were especially fine and had kept
woil and woro well packed. I am
sure I express tho sentiments of
every man who partook when I thank
you most gratefully for them. Please
convey this to the men who sacri
ficed time and money ( glvo us a
good bite or two.
"Fruit growing is a neglected art
all over Franco. Modern horticul
tural methods aro unknown. The
farmers simply plant tho trees, no
spraying, no careful picking and se
lection." "With the colors', May 31st, 1918."
Kl, I'ASO, Tex., July El Arch
bislnii Francisco (Iruzeo ol' (iiiadula
jiirn, Mcx., was arrested by military
authorities at Lagos, Jalisco, July 5.
and is now being- held as a uisniier,
according lo a courier who reached
here today Willi a request for HKho
A. .1. Sliulcr to assist in obtaining the
archbishop's release.
Tolcgrnms were immediately sent
by Illshop Sbuler to Consignor llon
zano, apostolic delegato to Washing
ton and Moiisignor Kelly of Chicago,
reporting his arrest. No reason for
tho arrest Is known hero.
DR. RICKRRT
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Clubbing Rates
Medford Mall Tribune and Crescent
City Courier.
Modrord Mall Tribune ( Dally). ..". Oil
Crescent City Courier (Weekly) 2. on
Clubbing rate. SO. 00.
Medford Mall Tribune! Weekly) f I. SO
Crescent City Courier I Weekly) 2.00
f .1.30
Clubbing rate, f 2.50.
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BE BUILT AT ONCE
Tl
(From the Siskivou News.)
Congressman Raker's telegram to
The News .Monday afternoon was. re
ceived by the ill nunc miners with
mil. li satisfaction. Large delegations
from Sc.ilt Valley nn.l the Klamath
river section had gathered in the
court house to discuss the building
or improvement of roads leading to
the chronic deposits aloiut-thc Klam
ath and Scott Vivers. Jfr. linker's
telegram announced Unit the govern
ment would commence work on the
roods at once. Alter much discussion
the board appropriated .$10,1100 lo he
used in eo-opcration wilh the gov
ernment in providing outlets from Ihe
chrome deposits. It was provided
however, thattlio trucks should pay
the county four cents per mile for Hie
use of Hie roads to provide a fund for
upkeep. There will be in the neigh
borhood of 1(10 lieavv trucks hauling
the ore. and lhe necessary wear and
tear on Hie roadbed will be verv
heavy.
The Scot I river delegation argued
in favor of improving' tho canyon
road on the ground that t its a per
manent one and that t lie improve
ments llierenn would lie of lusting
benefit, while the road advocated bv
the Kliiinath river delegation .would
be only temporary and would he
abandoned after the chrome industry
came to an end.
The county surveyor estimates that
"More Miles psrGallcn
"Afore Miles on Tires'
5-PM-ae!r Ctr 0 (CS
Road iter 825
J-Pmiinffr, with
All-Wcfllw Top - S2$
5-Pais. Sedan - - 12?S
0-Pat. Town Car - 1J74
ill rrlf t.o-K IMroll
Wlr wriMla rtpilar ri'pmtnl
nJU ud Towu lac
I A.W.Walker
I Auto Co;
Medford
Oregon
But a Proven Model.
the Klanintli river rond will cost .fOO,
000 ond the Scott, river canyon road
-:i7,ooo. i .
J.M.GRESSLEY QUITS
J. M. Crcssloy, former head ot the
commercial department of the high
school, who recently resigned his po
sition and accepted similar ono at
Seattle at an increased salary, has
Informed the school board that his
decision Is final and that ho will
entertain no proposition to remain
here.
Tho school hoard hold a special
meeting last night to tako up the
matter with Superintendent Daven
port of filling of several vacant
tcachors positions. Deyond re-em-ploylng
Miss Nell Keiscr of Eugene
for another year, no other action was
tnken and the board adjourned until
Tuesday night in order to give fur
ther time to Investigate tho various
candidates for vacancies.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
An extraordinary salo.
Tooth brush and Tumbler Holder, no charge.
San Tox Tooth Paste, as good as the best .'. 25 cts.
One Sanitary Tooth Brush 35 cta-
One Palm Olive Soap ...r....10 cts.
70 cts.
SALE PRICE 48c
HEATH'S DRUG STORE'
Phone 881. Goods Delivered.
For five years this Maxwell motor
car has remains J standard in practi
cally its present form.
That's four years longer than some
of its would-be rivals have stayed in
business.
And it is longer than any other com
parable model has endured. .
Of course wo have changed body
lines and other external details from
time to time, for the Maxwell clientele
fastidious as well as frugal.
Maxwell buyers demand style and
finish, and all thor,c other qualities
that make all tho difference to the
owner who would be proud of the
looks as vell as pleased with the
performance of his car.
But mechanically the changes in all
those years have been in refinements
of details only.
We have never had to apologize for
a single detail never found it neces
sary to chango any unit in the
original Maxwell
And you know, that had there been
a single weak link one detail that
was faulty in the slightest keen
competition would have forced a
change of such. -wrmsfsr.
When, after looking them all over,
you select a Maxwell motor car for
yours, you have the satisfaction of
knowing that rnoro than a quarter of
a million other careful buyers endorse
your judgment and your good taste.
Better decide while the present price
holds there's no telling, when it
may have to advance again.
Ask for Threaded
Rubber Insulation
And ace that you get what
you a sic for.
You can tell by the Willard
trademark which 13 brended into
the side of every Still Better Wil
lard Battery. Only batteries
with this trademark have
Threaded Rubber Insulation;
The VVillar4 Mark is your 03
curance that you are geting in
your battery the most durable
insulation known.
There's more about the Mark
and the Insulation in the book
let "A Mark with a Mcan.'ng
for You."
ELECTRIC SHOP
. .Cor. 8 and Uarllelt Sts. V , ;
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