Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 29, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE TWO MEDFOKD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OTiTCGOX. MOXDAY. JULY 2fl, 191S Medford Mail raiBUNE AN INDEPENDENT NEWHl'AI'KIl PUMUBIIKl) i;Vi:itY AI-'TIOHNOON iliXCKFT HUNIJAT BY THIS WICDKOItD PRINTING CO. Office. Mall Tribune building, 2G-27-29 nuriu rir treii. i-iiuus to. The nemocrntlc Times, Tim Mod ford Mat), the Mrtirorri Trlbunn. The Huutn em On-'ifoniaii, Tho Ashland Tribune. QKOHCtM PUTNAM, Editor, UBSORIPTIOir TKBHtll Ona yar. by mall IB no una montn, ny man. ou Per mnnih, silvered uy carrier In Medford. A nil In nd. Phoantx. Jack- aunvlllu and Ontrai point .BO Paturday only, by mall, per year..-- J. 00 Weekly, per year....- . 1.60 Official paper of the City of Mdford. umciui paper or jarKtton touniy. Kntered a at'cond class matter Mudford, Oregon, under tho act of March a, i A worn Circulation for April, S.971. MKMUEU OK Tltre A8HOC1ATJSD PItKKS. Full Teased 'Wire Service. The As- aociaiHi j'reHH m txeiuaivMiy entiuea to the ui for republlrutinn of all news dispatch orcdlli'd tu It or not other wlae on'dtted In thla papor, and alio the local news piibllahod rmreln. All rlKhts of republication of special dlapatchea b ere I ii are also resarvmL. J VOTIOB TO BUDSOBZBEXa 4 4 ' If you fall to receive the Mall J Tribune promptly and ou time Phone 609-J 4 I ARTICLE OF DIET I hose ik'oiut who (hink wii'V 'iui pot iilon without milk, mul those who object to tlic present price of milk, should nttend tin clniry dein oust ml ion to h piven nt t tie Vagc Ihentor Tuesday evening, July HO, at 8:30 p. in. No admission will be elinred. The nvcnmo per capita cousinup (ion of milk in the tinted Staffs i' t less than one-half cup at the present time. Many families uro try ins; to get aionr without milk nt nil Am! tin is true of Afedl'ord a well tin of nth or piueex Miliar, Hour, louaeeo, $att- oliiii', sin nis mill oilier n Hides linvc mlvmieed in price, yet w still con tinue to use. them, lint milk, which is worth more to tho health and well heiiu; of (he family, Hum any of these is omitted from Ihe diet. Dr. Me- Collnm of Johns Hopkins university and one of the most noted food im thoritirft in this country has reeently discovered in mill; certain growth producing substances not found in other foods. War Saving Stamp Subscription School District 1. :i. 4. . it. 7. 8. fl. 10. 11. n. 1:1. 14. ir. in. 17, 'J ft in. 2. 21. J i. lc Koil vil If ...... ( iri I t in Creek Kuili Phll'-llix ...... Ashland '. (Viilnil Point Neil Creek Vlllli'y View Fnjjle l'oiiit I. ono Pine Moiiutiiin Antelope . Climax Willow SprinxH .... Imlepcnilcnt'e AhiiIij Dnnliincllcs Autdoch ... I.uke ('rock In Quo $ 0,000 4..VJ8 ' 2,(i:i2 7,(178 r.:t,:.ii 8,1108 :i,oj8 782 1, fl72 . -174 1,0711 874 2, loll J,8(i0 1,224 1,100 1,702 1,B2 8'i0 Portliiml I.lviwtook ( POHTI.AND, July 29. Cnttlo steady; reroipts 1775. Sloors, prime 9 1 1.7G ii 12.115; Kood to choice 110.75 Sj 1 1.75; medium to Kood !'.rll(ii 10.75; fair to medium ?8.5o 419.50; conuiion to fair $j.r,0(ii s.50; cowb nnd lioirors, choice $ S Si S.50 ; medium to Rood $(l Or 7.5U ; fair to medium 5fl(i; cnunnra 3((t'r. lililln $:.50(!f 7.50; cnlvoa $S.50 11. oO; 8lockcr8 nnd feeders IMi 8. Hogs .'4i 'J.'io higher; receipts 705. Prime mixed S IS. 10 i tS.S.'i; medium mixed $17.S5ft 1S.10; roiiRh heavies S16.60$t 10.85; plus 10.50; bulk of sules 1 S f;i 1 S, 10. Sheep sternly; receipts 800. East of mountain IuimIih l3.J5r H.25; vnlloy In nibs Kt.r.t) ii 1 1; yenrliiiRs 9.50i 10; wethers $s. 50 (If 11.50; ewes f6 if 8. Ituttcr mid Kkks POHTI.AXI), July "9. llulter Steady, t'lty crenmery prints 50o; enrtons 51c. lluylnn price liutterfat Portland 54c; cube extras 4i:a$M7r seconds, 45c; dairy, 35c. EIK1S -Scllfns priei, 4:io. Huyiiiu' price, 4(le; eandlcil, -Hie; sclcrlcd cartons, .St,i "utc. POl'l.TIJY - Ileus, 2H,V2;te crs 'Jii(rJS,.; nhl riMi'i-s, turkeys 'JS('i;i0c; ccesc, 2Je ; ynuiiir, iHHo ;l'ic. case count, riling price, cantlled, in broil- Hie; lucks, Purttaui) irnln WIIKAT Now crop, $2.20: Imricy. feed, $o(); brewiiut, $."i2; oats, fj-l 1 bid; corn. No. II, yellow, $ll(i.."ill bid. MII.1.STIKKS -Uriin. fill; shorts. $:i:i; iniililliinrs, ,-:i!l.n(lui:tl.."i(l. HAY llu.iiiv priie, tiinolby, f:l;t (nlH; nllalla. s'li; uraill, $27., Ml. COURT HOUSE REPORT fluporteU by Jwkson County Ab trset Co., Blittt nd Ce.ntrl At. 21. 27. 28. 20. .II). :n. .'12. :u. :i7. :ih. 40. 41. 42. 4.1. 44. 4."i. 47. 48. III. Till. ri. f2.' r.:i. r.4. .rili. r. no. no. 01. 02. (IX (14. 0."). Oli. 08. (ill. 71. 72. 7.1. 71. 70. 77, 7!). 81. 82. 81. 80. 87. 88. SO, no. 01. 02. DM. 94. 0.1. 00. OS. no. 100. 101. 10:1. . Sums Valley Missouri Flat Talent 0,200 Kortli Phoenix l.'lOO riiioiilowii 1,080 I'lounce l(ock f'00 l)efev 2,(12(1 1'rovolf, 408 HeHiy 1,088 Pools Creek 2,1 'ill Slorlim; 408 Thompson Creek 9"2 llojtup River .1,40(1 Meadows 080 l.oiii; Mounlain 442; Siskiyou ,08 Krow nsboro 08(1 Apploj;alo 2,f).;i0 Pan key J, 00 Lost Creek 714 Purest Creek 04(1 Tallin Hock 2,100 Subscription i:i,ooo 0,025 l.iiOO 10,800 04,008 0. 02.1 1,220 1,000 3,075 2,025 210 1,810 .'105 2,200 2,058 1,575 1, r.:i: 505 1,.'I45 . 1,000 850 8,020 i,:ioo 1,815 000 2,140 85 1,520 1,820 Trail lleese Creek .... Savaae Creek ... Med Cord Debenjjer Gap Liberty 1,258 1,280 ;l 10 (12,250 404 1.000 Chaparral 1,054 Crater Luke 080 're 81(1 North Trail 272 Wanner Crook -i. 1,505 lohf Hill 5,180 Prospect 574. Soda Springs 1,054 (lulls Creek . Wimer Laurel Hill Lou Draneh Unite Creek Lnurel Hurst Watkins Oak Grove .. Kureku Anderson Creek . Helleview Klk Creek Illiiek Oak Kcho Mayes Creek Chimney liock Denver Creek Hnleherj' Hi'iiphy Little ApplcKiite ... Sardine Creek Central ltouelands Untie Kails I.ithin Springs Ifihln.nd Pinohurst West Side Colostein Tolo Kern Vnllov Howard llybee Springs Westerluuil Total subs, for vear 080 .... 2,788 442 :)74 748 374 510 ... 3,812 272 810 .. :i.:io2 374 .... 1,272 :too ..: oi2 .... . , 072 ; .... ,150 " 272 ; 042 .. 1,044 850 : 408 ... 1.718 ... 2,142 1,470 272 '204 .. 2,. '120 ;ioo .. 1,054 ... 1.588 .. 1,284 :ioo 170 $20:1,023 . :il8,800.00 Ovf r or Vn'ler , Quota Pet. l,o:i5 4,050 1,140 505 ' 1,000 705 . 2,550 1,810 1,025 850 2,015 1,405 1,3:10 2:15 102,570 450 315 055 835 4,000 1,407 532 3,1 18 11,252 ' 117 - 1,808 308 51 53 174' - 7M - 500' I. 44 200 - 285 311 - 025 417 - 302 1,730 - 171 154 114 - .12,1 432 - 330 - 408 83 050 154 03 402 - 101 141 133 75 142 121 101 40 130 101 105 57 i 108 '35 30311 108 8; 125 49 70 81 100 1 100 . 01 130 105 20 140 84 22(1 1,205 7,200 070 1,070 455 1,775 1,110 415 750 420 , 04" 5,440 200 855 3,500 384 ; 095 ; 205 "742 475 1,070 42ft 8.10 080 110 2.045 3,345 570 272 215 2.800 305 1,430 1,775 1,44.) 170 318,800 020 ' 311 204 - 175 207 44 - 105 33,314 4(1 - 701 - 300 175 - 810 . 52 300 2,210 00 010 125 1,113 (108 41 2 40 . 135 1,028 12 30 108 10 , 377 . 11 , 130 407 8(1 148 112 .1,044 130 2 207 1,203 000 100 110 115 144 1.1:1 80 100 1 1 II 131 02 110 i04 09 148 111 :i 03 122 11 504 80 374 187 101 300 80 80 140 110 15S 07 70 251 110 100 112 120 137 05 104 108 102 54 . 80 121 48 91 154 88 115 loo 117 150 39 100 105 124 129 135 111 112 000 100 09,503 Couuly Quota 258,000.00. Over subscription nn iiu on Itciiiit approximately 12,1 per cent. 53 district oversubscribe $09,503. 31 districts nndersubseribe $13,308. 4 districts, namely Sterling No. 31. Core No and llvbec Springs, No. 101, did not respond lotnl Vledue cards 0.3.18. .Inekson Counlv Investments in W,.r Vi.Ja. SultHrrllNMsi rirsi i.ineny Loan Second Liberty Loan Third Liberty Loan War Savincs stamps, olodue enrds I, Little Apploftnte, No. 87 48!) 1.928 3.500 0,338 12,25; .'.mount. $220,100 (109,250 59ti.0'i0 318,800 1.750.S00 Pet. 132 151 123 Ileal Kstate Transfers James .McLaren et al to Lewis l lrl. h. SUV, of XB U of SKV. sec. SI, twp. 37, It. 2 W loo.tin O. M. Selsby lo Paul W csiln gor et ill, lols 1. 2. blk. 10, lots 1, 2. ;:, blk 11, lleatty Add. to ..ed(ord. Mt 4, blk. 2, Whitney Add. 10.00 Jiulph (1. .1 i'ii ti 1 m :s to .1.1. k son County, land In .lark- son county to. no, ' IN II LOCATION Trolchler-IVIrson. Inc. have moved to their new location In the Gurnett t'orey bulldlnc. corner Main and lirape atroeis. where they have much larser ami better quarters and would be pleased to have everyone call nnd see them. Messrs. Trelchler nnd I'elrson hnve been In the automobile business here for nearly four years nnd have been iis.-oi'latcd loKothcr for about two years, during which time their busi ness has been stradliy Increasing. They now handle Dodge llrothers mo. tor cars, Oldsniootles, 0. M. C. trucks nnd Sampson (motors, Smith form-a-t rucks, V. S. nnd Goodyear tires nnd auto supplies. They conduotod a demonstrntlon of the O. M. C. Sampson tractors nt the Hamilton Pntton ranch Saturday, that was largely attended. The Germans at the front have unit dome, the Goose Step and are novHoMrnint.. the Koch's Trot. Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Onepacknne I proves it. 25c at all drurists. McCurdy Agency General Itmiritnce Medford National Hank MilK. Telephone 123. JOHN A. PERL 1 D.NOKRTAKKH. Lady Assist Ant. BOCTH BAIlTLKTi. Phone M. 47 And 47-JI. AatoBioblU Hears Berrlc. I mt Ambuuuio larrte, 0ra 2 . J. Psrrlne, the Aslilund clothing merchant, enjoyed the novelty Sun day evening of being In two automo bile accidents in the Medford bus! n est) district in an hour, of which he was the cause. No one was hurt but his own car, a Hudson, and two oth ers were damaged. Perrlne paid for the repairs on the cars. ' Shortly after 6 p. m. on Front street, he was backing his car up to the curb at the Nash hotel and run It into the Paige auto of Kedcral Km ployment Agent M. S. Janes, which was in charge of the letter's brother, II. D. Janes. This car wus damaged. ' Without waiting to see what the damage was, it is claimed Perrlne drove away. A number of citizens notified Night Policeman Walker who In turn notified Motorcycle Cop -McDonald. The two officers were still searching for Perrino when an hour later Perrlne. In turning from West Main street into North Oakdale, Tan Into the curb and struck the Kord car of Bert Stancllff, which wus standing at the side of the street This collision put Perrino's car out of commission as the left front wheel was badly wrecked. Tho Kord car was considerably damaged, and had it not been that the larger car struck the curb first would have been com pletely demolished. Following this accident Perrlne went to Ashland with a friend after the police had notified him to appear at the chief of police's office here at 8:30 a. m. today. Perrine at a con ference with the owners of the two damaged cars and Acting Chief Tim othy this morning put up money to completely repair the cars, which for the Stancliff car was $50, and no charge was preferred against him. SMALL PERCENTAGE OF CONVOYED SHIPS LOST LONDON, July 20. As an evidence of the efficiency of Hie convoy sys tem it is pointed out that the propor tion of ships lost to those convoyed has been ' .59 ' per, cent. In other words only one ship out pi" nearly 200 1m sheen lost. , Awaiting The Joyful Sound 'an Wonderful Mmlc that Bursts Font Whon tho Slork Amra, - wmrnm Who run fnrtrrt thnt lltfln hrrtesv rrv tli.it ccliocit tho arrival of the tiew baby iieioro Dooy cornea uio mooter suuum get In condition to meet tho crUid. Tljousancis of women Imvm user! thi snfn nnu rcuaoie nppncauon, Mouer hrieiiu, ilur Injr the wnltinjr moiittm, and they rehiti liovf tliev eutirtlv etuviDml iimntm. ntvvnii.-. ne, be;ir!njr lown and stretch I njr painii and ninny other dbilitatlRff and aUIiau-tenlnir ex- prrienccs which so my ui me mother lur uu frratot time fa a woman's lite. Mother's Friend fa a wonderful help Ic nature In relieving str.tln and dbitrcv broiurht nbdut br expnadlafr muscle. Tl ncnes, too, will be calm mukinc the period one of cheerful day and restful alghtfl Tho breasta nro kept In pwd condition aiu tho abdominal muscles relax wltb. cose wher baby is horn, . . Molher's Friend makea It jKwtlWe for th expectant mother herself to actually aid nn turo in tlie slorloiu work tn h.i nPr.. and no woman should neglect or fail tc five nnture a elpiIlr h:ind. It will mean nflnftely less p:iui at tho crisU. Mot dor Krloiifl l t,r riri. .1 , la ousohttcly wife and wonderfully elfeetive It U prepared by tho nruilik-ld Regulator to l.amnr Uhlr.. Atlantn. On. Writ tliem for their " Mothcrbood Hook." so val Procure a bnUlo of this fhnwna Tvmedy L. btffD b' 'no w'U tlu from the ilmpd-t toilnv, and thu fortii voumelf araln.t paJii and discomfort- OIM CHTJNO China Herb 8tor Herb euro for earache, headache, catarrah, Ulptherla, soro throat, lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach trouble, heart trouble, chills and fev er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast cures all kinds of goiters, NO OP ERATIONS. Medford, Oreiron, Jan 13, 191'T TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This Is to certify that 1, the un dersigned, had Tery severe stomach trouble and had been bothered for several years and last August was not expected to live, and hearing of Glm Chung (whose Herb Store la at 214 South Front street, Medford) I de cided to got herbs for my atomach trouble, and 1 storied to feeling bet tor as soon as I used thorn and today am a well man and can heartily rec ommend anyone afflicted as I was to see Glm Chung and try his Herbs!. (Slgnod) V. R. JOHNSON, Witnesses: , A. Anderson. Medford n. Holmes. Eagle Point, m. Lewis, Eagle Point , . U Chlldreth, Eagle Point, . E. Moore, Eagle Point. V. Mclutyre, Eagle Point, eo. P.. on der Hellen, Eagle Point, Thos. E. Nichols. Eagle Point. Friday, June UKtii. War Savings Day LONDON, knell of the which has Ij July 29 sombrero en u (.'rent , The death typo uf hal favorite wilh American soldiers in Knttlnnil in j sounded m a jrenernl order issued by 1 American heailniiarlers. .The order! slates that all officers and enli.-ted J men on duty in Kntrland will eeue tO wear the service hut niter August and will turn in such hals In the! ipiarlennaster. Tlie regulation lieailear in the fa-' lure win e inn "ovor-ens cap, ' sun ilur lo that worn by British aviator TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Nicely furnished six room houso; also furnished two room house. John F. While, 714 vt Eleventh. Dhone 449-M. 133 FOR SALE Tent, 10x12, with fly. ! uOS'South King street. Phone 532-R. 110 I with MRilfnrd trade Is Medford made. vi .SI in me up wim i our cueaoest "My Car is a Chalmers" Ever heard that order given at a gasoline filling station ? You will if you just wait till a Chalmers drives up. At some of the larger, stations you'll see a row of three or four red pumps On each is a price, and in some cities the price will range from . say, 20 23, 27A to 30 cents per gallon. . . . . Watch the different makes of cars as they arrive for refilling of tanks. The "temperamental" ones will insist on the high-test gasoline only. And pay the high price. They will tell you, that, with the low-test gasoline, their cylinders fill with carbon, the carburetor will not function, and that the power produced is nil. Well they ought to know. They are driving those cars. ; The Chalmers owner is the exception to the rule. He stops at the first pump the cheapest, heaviest, low-test gasoline. He knows he is buying a liquid that is practically kerosene. But he also knows his Chalmers motor will burn it and con sume it perfectly. And if he knows all the facts he will appreciate also that there are more heat units, per gallon in the heavy than in the lighter fuel. So his efficiency is. greater at the same time that his fuel bill is less. Yes you have it the famous "Hot Spot" and the "Ram's Horn" manifold as you find them in combination only in Chalmers Motor Cars, are responsible for that condition. You obtain a four-fold efficiency in a Chalmers we'll tell you how in the next advertisement Meantime, drop in and let us show you just what the "Hot-Spot" and the "Ram's Horn" really are what they accomplish and how. Then you will understand the reason for the tremendous popularity of the Chalmers a popularity and a demand so great that every body in the trade concedes, "This is Chalmers year." , - lourine Car, 7-l't4inirer 8101ft Tonrlnc Sedan ftSAO Town Car Landnnlet t-MZJ TQUrU.K ('nr. e-riiwamcr Cabriolet, S-l'amminprer- tflBtlS Ltmon'inc, 7.Pniw.iger . $s.o tfl" Standard Kuadatei - tl&tia Town Car, 7-Fnneueer - 2UK3 l.tuiousiiip Lanilualct All Prices F. O, U. Detroit Subject to C ban to Without Notice A. W. WALKER AUTO CO. Another Demonstration OF THE G. M. C. Sieve-Grip Sampson Tractors On the H. C. Christoffersen Ranch Northeast of Talent WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1918 Come and satisfy yourself that this is the most efficient farm tractor on the market. Buy a , , Tractor built on the coast. At'the same time and place we will demonstrate the - KILLEFER SUBSOILER Something that every farmer in the Valley should be interested in. Demonstrations will be held throughout the day TREICHLER I'EIRSON, INC.