Medford mail tribune., July 23, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

WATTj TRTBT7TTE, HfEDFOTlD. OTJKdOK, TCTESDAV, JULY 2.1,' MIS'
fOCAL AND
PERSONAL
Miss Margaret Aiiich loft this mor
nlng for a visit with .!lns Allco Van
dersluis at Oruaada, Calif.
IiiBiire your grain and hay. Oen
orul Insurance. D. It. Wood & Co.,
No. 7 West Eleventh street.
Mrs. Ralph liarneille of Kail Creek,
Calif., li'ft for home loilay following
a visit with -Mi", and Airs. Grover
TJurnolllo.
Special sunimor prices on all mil
linery. .Miss Lounsbury, milliner,
U'l! Knst .Main. 110'
Miss Joan Anderson, daughter of
Air. and .Mrs. ilert Anderson arrived
homo today from a year's visit with
relatives at points in Colorado und
Kansas.
Furniture packing and crating.
Douglas, 201 South Riverside. Phone
1IJ2-J. Ill
ltawles Moore and Or. E. II. Porter
probably hold the season's record
for u quick pleasure trip to Crater
Lake. They left Medford by auto at
Id p. in. Saturday, reached tho lake
in tho morning, fit-'hed for several
hours and caught 10 big rainbow
trout, cooked their camp supper and
were bade In .Medford by 1 n. m.
Monday.
Great money saving event. Mann's
remnant sale. Starts Thursday mor
nlng, July 2.1th. You can't afford to
miss It. J03
Charles L. Witt, clerk In the Med
ford post office, recently enlisted In
tho navy at tho Ashland recruiting
office arid pending orders to active
duty Is performing his duties as usual
at the postoffice. lie enlisted as
landsman machinist's mnte, aviation.
Full line of camp goods. C, E.
Gales Auto Co.
Itay I'rnltt, arrested by Motorcycle
Speed Cop McDonald last Thursday
for speeding on the Pacific highway
was fined J.I in Justice court. Tho
light fine was duo to the Tact thut
J'ruilt departs soon to begin his ser
vice in tlio navy.
Jtollablo rouulrlng at Pacific High,
way Garage. 108
County Prosecutor and Mrs. Goo.
Itoborts have as their guests the par
ents of Mrs. Roberts, .Mr. and Mrs.
Karly of Clnclnnntl, O.
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man. ,
Hugh Storey, a llrlllsh subject and
formorly of Agate Is now serving In
an engineer corns of the llrlllsh
army, according to a letter received 11 0,1 r"rd m8t niKnL Us momliors aro
rocentlv hv relatives. "Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. P. Malarkey.
Storage batteries for all cars, a'1"-- W' E- I.lolfrlch 81111
H. Gates Au'o Co. . Donodict Malarkey.
soino time. "''d Cross benefit dance, Eagle
Among Jackson county boys who I'"1'"' Saturday ovenlng.
luivo recently enlisted In the navy at
Jasper Miller, 78 yoars old, the for.
mer veteran Jackson county school
teacher who has been visiting In
Medford for several days after a resi
dence for the past two years at Tuc
son, Ariz., will soon go to Eugene
for a visit, lie desires to tako up
teaching again or some form of cler
ical employment. "Tho old in years"
says Mr. Miller, whose mind Is still
very keon and active, "I havo not
given up life's activities."
Mitchell sharpens lawn mowers. 36
South Riverside.
C. It. Mcintosh of Medford, recent
ly purchased a modem home on C
street In Ashland.
A few minutes work and some top
dressing will restore that old faded
top. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Mr. and Mrs. I.yle M. Fisher and
son William of Sams Valley, recently
returned from an auto trip to Port
land and Willamette valley towns.
Whilo'ln Portland they wero guests
of Mrs. J. E. Watt and daughter
Helen of Medford, who arc spending
the summer there.
Mrs. Haney for hemstitching and
pecotlng. Garnett-Corey Dldg.
Only 18 years old and trainer for a
qualified gun crow of tho navy Is the
record of Myron Anderson ot the
U. S. S. Virginia, who was the first
Gold Hill boy to enlist in the navy
after war was declared with Ger
many, and who has been stationed
at Camp Sims noar Philadelphia re
cently as an armed guard. With nine
other crews he won the right In tar
get practice to wear the navy chevron
for excellency In target practice to he
worn on the left arm, and alBO won
a $20 bill. His crow won $150 prize
money.
Federal Cord Tires are here. C.
E. Gates Auto Co.
Earl Tumy writes from Camp
Kearny, San Diego, that he has been
transferred to a machine gun com
pany attached to the -filth division
and expects to leave for England,
whore the machine gun units are
trained, within a month. Ho states
that it Is a national guard division,
not nutlonal army, and that ho Is ono
of tho smallest men In his company,
which averages well over six feet.
Another big dance at Eagle Point
Saturdny night for benefit of Red
Cross. Nice drive, splendid music,
good tlmo.
Mrs. Benjamin Sheldon left Mon
day night for a visit with friends ut
Portland.
Pacific Highway Garage still on
dock. 108
A Portland auto tourist party
li. Iloswoll, tho Holland mining
nun and former Medford resident,
is spending several days in the city
and Is a guest at the Hotel Holland.
Your neighbor's new car may be
his old one painted with Murphy Da
Cote Varnish. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Elliott have re
turned from their fishing trip to
Suckor creek.
Clean-up sale of wall papor at
groatly reduced prices. Waters.' 100
A wedding of Interest to Trail resi
dents was performed In this city
Monday by Kev. Dr. J. C. Rollins.
which united Miss Clara Lea .Middle
busher and Mr. Adolph Olson. Doth
are residents of Trail.
Tho Saturday night event Is the
Red
Point. Goud time guaranteed,
good music.
The light rain which began falling
about 11:30 u. m. today was the first
WE SLAVER
SALE Of BOND.
Chief of Police IlilNim and Night
ort'irer Timnlli' in nrreMing two
men and women, Htrnngcrs in the cite,
who were residing in a small rented
house on Hiversido avenue, evidently
not only rid the city of evil comoanv.
hut also apprehended a man thought
Cross benefit dance at Eagle t )C ,.rok, an infected while sluv.
and,,r nnd a slacker from armv service.
The hitler, who gave his name as
Jumes Charles Fredericks, was taken
in charge hv the J'edoral autliorilics
In a long period of drought and was j and taken by Deput- United States
welcomed by tho furmers and orch-I .Marshal Tielienor to Portland last
ardlsts. Yesterday and today were
two of the coolest for some time past.
Monduy's maximum wus SI degrees
and this morning's minimum was 48
d eg roes.
War prices on all wall paper at
Wators'. 10G
Jerome A. Hlllbert, manager of
the llluc Ledge mine, and C. L. Ileck-'
wilb, nlso or tho Ulue Ledge district,
wero buslnoss visitors in tho city to
day. Aiining Hie visitors In the city reg
istered at tho hotels were C. W.
Adams of Chicago, A. E. Soffell of
Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Frank D.
Nlkay jof Unite Falls, Mr. and Mrs.
D. F-. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Young of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs.
G. .L. Steinan of Salem, .Mrs. J. T.
night.
The other man, Jim Cornell, who
willi his sister, rented the house on
lliverside, is held on a vagrancy
charge and will lie tried in "(dice
court lule today or on Wednesday.
His sister nnd another woman were
taken before County Prosecutor Hob
"rts l'or (uestionin'r, but because of
the lateness of the hour were releas
ed to come buck the next day. Thev
fled from the city. The 'tarty had
only been at the house a short time
and came to Medford from Califor
nia. The white slavery accusation
ngninst Fredericks, why is about 110
years old, consists in' his having
brought Hazel Lorn Kiiiory from Cali
fornia to this city, put her to work.
Darclay of Everett. Wash.. Mr. and ! taKing ner earning,., li is ni-o sam
Mrs. Ilrlce Howatson. Mrs. J A. An- ,lle !i'rsidi. house a number
' ..r : r'..i:c-
derson, W. T. Bcckwith and JL H. ""-n v""e v,".
Hoffman of San Francisco, and Max!1"" vls" " W"'" "'"'ed by
Friedenthal II. H. Pomernv W I I'1'"'!' "Htson Saturday Freder
icks eiauueii o be ,i.i vears oui alio
therefore beyond draft age, but the
Niswell, D. W. Scllman, Mrs. L. Mc
Neil, C. S. Pierce, R. E. Neal and
Eugone Xeal ot Portland.
LIGHT TAIL LAMPS
OR PAY FINE
In making: his rounds last night
Motorcycle Speed Cop McDonald
found 17 automobiles on the city
streels and on the Pacific highway
without tail lights. He stopped each
car and gave a warning:, tint made no
which had been at Crater Lake since j arrests in view of the fact that the
Ills had not
last Saturday returned to the llotol
tho navy recruiting office In Ash
land aro tho following: Darwin M.
Hoagland. Iral S. Stewart and Leon
ard J. Freeman, all of Central Point,
111 the radio department, and have
gone to San Francisco for training.
Hlmer K. Kylo of Central Point,
Frank Mayriehl of Roguo Rlvor,
.lames F. Ilutler of Jacksonville,
Henry A. Owens, Lloyd I. Stevens of
Medrord, Fred Combest of lliincom
and Herbert It. Mitchell of Jackson
ville, as seamen, second class.
bee our lino of fi. fit) hats. Miss
Loiiusliury, milliner. 1 10
Mrs. Jesse Storm, whose liUHband
was one of the draft contingent that
left Medford .Monday for Camp Lewis
departed today for liuiismulr, Calif.
whom she will make her home with
relatives until Mr. Storm's return
from war.
.Vanns big remnant salo starts
Thursday morning, Julv 2.1, Don't
miss It. jo,-,"
Mr. and Mrs. O. .1. Peterson of
Ailurla and .Mr. anil Mrs. Jiean
Walker of Eugene, auto tourists, left
Iho Hotel Medford this morning for
a visit at Crater Lake.
Now is tho tlmo to Insure grain.
It. A. Holmes protects you against
loss by fire, whllu standing and while
being harvested, threshed and In
granary.
Robert I'cloiizo, who has suiflc
lenlly recovered from tho attack of
pplnal ineiilngltls which for a time
it was thought might result fatally,
to resume his aviation training, left
Monday lor llerkeley, Calif., to com
plete bis giouiid work at the aviation
school, and In several weeks will
loiiv fur San Mono school to lake
the fln:i or flv lug course.
All kinds of wood, mill blocks and
planer shavings at Valley Fuel Co.
All fuel strictly cash from now on.
105
The two forest fires al HilcUu
bcrry mountain on which IVdeial
lore! Supervisor It.inkin has fire
Hc.hlcrs at work are Mill burning.
Due Is nearly under control and Hie
littler, which Is on Hie slope of Hie
mountain beginning at 1'nion creek Is
difficult to ban, lie, as It Is In an old
burn and full or decayed material.
High winds have added to Hie prob
lem or getting control of the rile.-.
Supervisor Raukln who arrived in
the city Sunday night lo t Monday
afternoon to resume Miponislnn ot
tho flro fighting.
Daily's T. Phone 15,
E. C. Jerome was among tho Med
rord men spending Tuesday at Grants
Pass on business.
Spoke-tlte will fix that loose wheel.
C. E. Gates Auto Co. 108
Mrs. J. C. Snoddy of Rosoburg.
wlio came hero to seo her brother,
Frank Flury, depart for Camp Lewis
on Monday, left for homo this morn
ing. Her sister, Mrs. Mabel Kerby
of llray, Calir., who camo hero for
tho same purpose, will remain for
sumo tlmo to visit her mother, Mrs.
Lenora Flury.
Don't Just ask for oil. Insist on
Voedol. C, E. Gatoa Auto Co.
A forest flro which has been burn
ing in fire patrol association territory
near Mosquito mountain, 12 mites
above Initio Falls, got away from the
flro rtghtcrs yesterday and the asso
ciation called. on tho federal forestry
office hero for aid. Asslslaut Forest
Supervisor Foster started tea men
for the scene, hut not long nfter their
departure and too late to head them
off, word was received that tho fire
was again under control.
Mrs. Paul Hanson, local agent for
Nu bono corsets. Phono 58.1-11. 11"
Miss Dorothea Roddy, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. .1. F. Roddy was operat
ed on tills morning at the hospital
for the removal of her tonsils.
Dr. Heine, Gnmett-Coroy Uldg.
The Crater Lake stage, which
brought down ton passengers last
night, departed from the city this
morning with eight passengers for
the take.
1M7 Chevrolet for sale cheap. Call
I o t
To Chautauqua -Special Intonir
ban car loaves Hotel Medford 7:1.1
P. ni.. returning after program.
Round trip 10 cents.
state law reuniting tail li
been enforced for some lime.
McDonald today announce, I thai
from now on ho will arrest overv
violator of the light law he finds.
Decease of the innnv nrrosts made
during the ast month speed viola
tions both in the city and on the Pa
cific highway have great!" decreased.
chief found a registration card in
his pocket. Tools such as are used bv
burglars were also found in his pos
session. Letters also proved that he
was a slacker.
HUN THIEVES WORK
DURING AIR RAIDS
I UCIt NK Jury 2X lieports from
towns under bombardment hv allied
aviators indicate, that burglars arc
making hay while the sun shines
During one bombardment while the
inhabitants were Jiiding in their eel
lars, a clothier's shop was cleared of
its stock and a jjcweler's and tobac
conist s siillered the same Into.
I
CI
The Sisters) of the- Sarrod Heart
hospital annoi.'Doed today Hint
.MM. 50 had been realized l'roiu the
tieket sale on the .flllf) Liberty lond
donated for the benefit of the Jios
pilal charity fund. The bond wa,s
donated to the hospital lor the mir-
pose of the benefit while all expenses
in connection with the sale were paid
bv charitable people.
The new owner of the liberty bond
is Miss C. Chaisson of Portland.
Mavor On ten having determined the
1.
new owner at the Pago theater Saturn
day evening during the regular per
formance. Miss Fern Coram was awarded the
prize given by Martin J. Heildy, for
the school chilil selling the most; tick
ets on the bond. Miss I'oruiu sold
l:ill tickets. ,
The Sisters of the Sacred Heart
hospital wish to express their llinnks
to the friends who donated the bond,
to Martin J. Iteddy for the pr ze do
nated, as well as to the Medf.ed Mail
Tribune und the Medford .".nil for
publicity given the contest and to Mr.
J'ieruner, who 'kindly donated tlie use
of the Page theater for tho contest.
To Mayor (Jutes, the Colony .Jul) and
munv friends and busines- s'louses
who sold tickets the sisters ;on also
very .'ratofal.
C. W. McDonald, tho banker, loft
last night lor a business visit ut
Portland.
Trained Nurse 'Advises
People .
"1 was a great sufferer, of stomach
and liver trouble and' cannot say
enough in praise of Mayr's Wonder
ful Remedy.' It has done so much
ror me and I am recommending It to
other sufforors. 1 -was a trulued
nurse In Marine and other hospitals
years ago, therefore many come to
me for advice, I certainly received
great beneUt from Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy,' n Is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
hlch causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, includ
ing appendicitis. One doso will con
vince or money refunded. For Bale
by druggists everywhere. Adv.
A man may get tired of ordi
nary tobacco but never of
Real Gravely Chewing Plug,
with its pure, clean taste
and lasting quality.
Peyton Brand
Real Gravely
Chewing Plug
10c a pouch and worth it
Gravely laststomuchlongeritcost
no more to chew than ordinary plug
P. B. Gravely Tobacco Company
Danville, Virginia
7ZXU
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VERY PERFECTION Tins that
goes out of our store bears a tag j
DIED
l.lClli.MKHS I). Lohnors of l.eona,
ore., Termor well known citizen and
Southern Pacific station agent at
I'boonix for years, died Monday, July
-'2, at tho Southern I'nciflc hospital
at San Krancisco, after a two
mouths' Illness of llrlght's dis
ease. Thu l.ohnors family removed
to l.eona from Phoenix about two
years ago, when .Mr. l.chners was
transferred to l.eona as station agent
there. The telegram announcing tho
death was recolved by Mrs. L. V.
Staadcliff of Central Point, sister or
Mrs. l.chners.
The deceased is survived by his
wiro'nad two children, a son and
daughter. Ho was 70 years old and
was born la Ccnunny.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday, July 2:,th. In the Presbv-
lerlan church of Phoenix, at 3 p. in.
liov. Mr. Ilalllle will officiate. The
widow and the remains will arrive
In tho city Wednesday at 5:27 p. in.,
from San Krancisco.
TOO LATE TU CLASSIFY
U A.NII.K Sheet and metal workeia
on ship fittings. Rest of conditions
permanent ami standard wauea
oasi v invert It riuuie Co, I'orl-
land i kenlon Stalloal Orosoa. li'S
Mrs. Itay Ciiunynw returned to her
homo at Montaguo today after a
short visit hero with relatives.
Soldier's Cough Is Cured
Private Harold llainel, tiiith Regi
ment, Kt. Adams, It. I., wrltos: "I
wns troubled with a bad cough for
three months. I tried a samplo ot
Foley's Honey nnd Tar and felt
greatly relieved. 1 havo slnco used
two fiOe bottles and 1 recommend
Foley's Honey and Tar and will al
ways keep It on hand." Foley's
Honey and Tar covers Inflamed, Irri
tated surfaces with a soothing, heal
ing coating and relieves coughs,
colds, croup and bronchial affec
tions. Sold everywhere.
MOIOEADLY than
A MAD DOG'S BITE
The bite of a rabid dog Is no lon
ger deadly, duo to the now famous
Pasteur Treatment, but the slow, liv
ing death, the resultant pr poisoning
or tho system by deadly uric acid is
as suro and inevitable as day follows
night.
Xo other organs of the human
body are so Important to health mak
ing as the kidneys and bladder. Keep
your kidneys clean and your bladder
In working condition nnd you need
have no fear of disease. Don't try to
cheat nature. It Is a cruel master.
Whenever you experience backache,
nervousness, difficulty In passing
urine, "get on tho Job." Your kid
neys nail bladder require Immediate
attention. Don't dolny. This is tho
time to tako the bull by tho horns.
COLD Mi:i).l, Haarlem Oil Capsules
will do tho trick. ' For over two hun
dred years they have proven meritor
ious in the treatment of diseases of
tho stomach, kidneys, liver and blad
der. It is a world-famed rcaicdy, in
uso as a household necessity for over
200 years.
If you havo boon doctoring without
results, get a box of COl.l) MKDAL
Haarlem Oil Capsules today.
Your druggist soils them. Abso
lutely guaranteed or money refund
ed. Ilewaro of Imitations, look Tor
the name HOLD MEDAL on every
box. Adv.
showing tho date it was made at the
factory. This insures the purchaser of
getting absolutely fresh stock, and nut
two or three year old stuff. AVe are
Factwry Distributors, and by dealing di
rect with the factory we are able at all
times to supply our customers with
fresh goods. Pear this in mind when
you purchase your next tire.
Auto-Tire Distributing Company
H E. C. Jerome, Sales Manager. f
Free Repair Service to Perfection Users
Its Unusual.
A BIG, '
! STRONG BANK j
j SUFFICIENT capital on- I I
allies the First National I I
j Bank to consistently con- j I
I form In service with the I I
J legitimate requirements of l II
, all lines ot Industry In Jack- I I
j son County. I I
Added to our strength Is I I
j that ot the Federal Reserve I I
System. II
Wm. G. Talt President I I
j Oris Crawford Cashier I I
FIRST
NATIONAL:
k BANK. J
ikMEDFCRl), ifullIH
DR. RICKRRT
KVKS SC1F.XTIKICAI.I.V
TKMKD. A.M (.I.ASSI S
PROPERLY FITTED
Suite 1.2 over May Co,
NO IHtol'S ISIM)
SWIM CAPS
j Is tho new name applied to tho
RUBBER .BATHING CAPS
Sold exclusively by the Itcxall Storea. In a largo range of designs
and color combinations to match any costume. Individuality ami
Character Is what you desire In a "Swim Cap" and hero Is whero
you can obtain it.
3zz2& & West Side Pharmacy
Gent's Service and
Outing Watches
Wo aro showing the liUcst and
newest thing In watches.
Martin J. Reddy
For Watrlie-s of Quality
'Visitors Always Welcome.
Slail l"s Your Wants
Phono M
We moved to Daniels' Old Stand
on the Corner.
IMK SAI.K furnished rooms and
hou-.ekecpln rooms, close In. t ;
.North (irupo street. n I
I'OH fM.lv llolled luirlev. wheat
and barley straw, mosl as good as
grain hay. I'hone :;ti-.M. In..
VATI-:i - A building I lli', r 20;
good young lullch cow for her
keeping with privilege of luiv lug
ICobcrt tuition. ii.,
W'ANTKO --Stenographer - luiokkeep.
cr. Apply by letter stating sge.
cporlenro and salary expected i
Hex is, Mall Tribune. 10a'
Help The Doctor Help The Sick
Is the motto of our prescription department. Wo follow the Phy
sician's orders precisely. Wo uso tho best In druts ami .chemicals,
we do not hurry or slight the preparation In compounding. We ali
olutely give you the best ot service and material. We would bo
pleased to till your next prescription.
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
''""n SS1 Goods Delivered
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FRUIT MARKETING AGENTS
Specializing in the dis
tribution of Northwest
ern boxed fruits.
M. E. ROOT, Representative
Ynrcliouso on S. P. Track, lilnck South of Main St.
MEDFORD, PHONE 294
Main Office Chicago, III. Western Office Payette, Idaho
F. H. Hogue, Western Manager.
PROGRAM
Chautauqua
ASHLAND
Wednesday
Afternoon Prelude, Trehls ('let
club. Cartoon-lecture entertain
ment, Ned Woodman.
Kvonlng Concert, Treble Clef club,
tioverament Accredited lecture,
"With Our Armies In Kurope,"
Lincoln U Wirt.
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