Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 31, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPXBE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREO OX, "WEDNESDAY, JULY .U IMS Medford Mail Tribune AM JNPKIMCNI KNT NKWWAVKH IMMilJHl-inU KVKItY Al 'TKJlNOON KXfKI'T SI!NIAV MY THK .MKIiJ'OHU l'JilNTINl HJ. Off1c. .Mull Tritium; Hulklin(f, l.'5-27--, North Kir Mirwi, J-Mioiiu 7a. A ronHolltiiill'in of tlie cniTiiilc Tlmi'H, 'J'ti- Mt'.irunl Mull. Th M. '.IH.nl Ti'llMiiio. Tho HuuIIktii On-ionluii, Tin? AHhlmiil Trlhuni. Tin' V-(lford Fumliiy Sun Is furnlslil puhHorilMTH (ifuliiiiK tt M4:vtii-ilny dully lltWM)JllJ"l GKOltUti l'UTNA.M, 1'Mitur. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS J HY MAIL IN AOVANt'K: Dully, with Hnmlity Hun, ypr ffi."1 Jmllv, with Huiuliiy 8un. iimnili : I mil "v. without Hum. ay Hun, ytfiir. 11.00 1 tally, without Kuniiuy Hun, month .f Wi'fkly Mull Tribune, ohm yi-tir.... 1 f Kundav Hun, ouo yrur li" )tY i.'A It HI KitIn Medford, AHhtitnd. .Iiii'kmjnvlMf. (Vnlral Point, J'liu-nlx: 1 mil v, wtth Sunday Sun, .war 7.'" Duflv, with Sunday Klin, month M Dall'v, without Sunday Sun. y'tit. 6'U lntly. willioul Sunday Sua. month . Offirlal nmT of the City of Mtlfin.. Official pap'-r of Jat-k.son County, Kntored nit nt'cond-clJin nmttiT nt Medford, Oregon, under the uct of Mari-h , 1 H71. Bwoni Olrotilation for June, 3,964. MKMtlKIt OK THK ASSOCIATED 11 1 KSS. Villi T-eiifo'rt Wire Hervli'p. Tin Ahmo rlaLrd 1'reKH 1h cxuMinI vely entitled to the ue for republication of all ?iewn illHpatehi'H credited to It or not other wlm credited In thin paper, mid aIo the loeal ncu'H ptihllHlod herein. All ritfhtH if repuhl lea Him of special illKpuU-lifH herein are ulwo ivwrvt'd. 1 VOTICB TO UBBOSXBEXS J X Tf you fn 11 to rfcelvo the Mall Tribune promptly and on time 4 J Phone 609-J Kvidewe coiilimiPR to nwiuiiuluii' thiit Miijor K. K. Ki'lly, tbo fmimtr MiiltWd lit ( ornoy serving in (lin sig nal corps in Krnnrp, in mnkinir good tiH it nuIiIkm mid ol'tirer in Fritnee. Two went letters from nrniv oiTi eer in Kniiu'D toll ol' Mnjoi Kelly' work. 1 Second Lieutenant t'harles Y. I'riin, i'onncrly of Jacksonville, who i'or some time lms been uttm-hi'ri to general licndn,uarlciH of the Aniericun exjtetlitioiiary forces, writes in pntf ns follows, to a friend: "I meet Major (Judye) K. K. Kelly quite frequently as he is 8tatioiied near luunhniarters and is freiiumlly up here on liusiness. He is well lik ed and popular, beinjr regarded as an efficient officer as well as still r laiuiutr his fine tcrMmal (pia)ittcs," Further testimony as to Major Kelly's military efficiency comes in a letter from Lieutenant ,1. l ltij-er of the motor transport service of the 'American army in France, to the Med font lodue of Klks, of which he is a nicmher. In part he write: "I had one piece of jjood luck since rominjf here. Almost the first per son 1 ran into was Judije Kelly, or rather Major Kelly. 'Judie is ju-t the same old judge, and says he would like to play some hridye, hut has no time and he is really a very busy man. lie is chief signal officer for the advance see lion and is making" .(iood with n veu pencc. "1 have a friend, a captain and West Point gradmuo under Major Kelly, and the Wot Pointer swears by htm. Piium form a West Pointer for a reserve officer is rare indeed. "I have had a couple of nice visits with the judtfe and enjoyed them very much indtvd. He wave me some Mail Tribunes which I read thoroughly. 1 saw where the bridge comer must have been broken tip when Court Hall had the rheumatism, Hope he i better. ' suppose that dudae Kelly ha, written all alumt litis dd town old even nt the time of the Uomau em iire entirely walled and at one time moled. A small portion of the old luiiaau wall still exi.-ts aUo one of the old Woman jiate: but this walled to pniloet it. (live tnv rcuutd lo all (he boy- - will be itlad ttt hear tVoui any who have time to write. Ite-t w i-hes to all." THE HERO OF THE HOHENZOLLERNS. S.M.KM, July St. The Rtteiniited pscapv )at nlht of fonr oouvIoia nt the Btnto prUou, frutrHted hy ititnnls rvclcil Ihi! mrlliod uod by lliMinfll ThuoipMin, ronvUii'il tor miinler mt VtvA Thnnlicr, In cvcapini; Mumtay night. Thoiniison niui his conlc'i'i ale, worklnR mnlfr water, hiul niim1 'the 9tol tinrjt which cxlciitl intit a utrpRin of water which runs throiiKh the penitentiary and (s used for pow er purpose... They hail es.apod un der water. Last nlsht four men tnndo the Fame effort and were c&UKht after they had floated under water omo distance and were crawl ing out of tho creek. GHXKIf AL VOX FKAXCOJS has lici'ir .(JiKi.iisspd in (lisfi'nii'O by tho kfiisor Ixcauw of tlio defeat tif tho (JeniiaiiH in the sooond battle f tlio Marno. Whonovor a ilan fails, tho (Icniians have to take it out on something even if its only a oathodrnl. Wo wove told that the battle was under tho direction of tho (Ionium Crown IVmeo and that the Kaiser, after ap proval of Ihe plans of oompaigi) watohod the laiujehing of the drive from safe distance. Does any one suppose that if the I Inn drive had re sulted successfully that ioneral Von Francois would have received any credit? No, the Crown 'Prince would bo the hero. Why not, then give him tho credit for tho failure, instead of i'indiiifr another scapegoat ? The Crown Prince's army made tho least progress of the five (lei'inan armies driving toward Paris at the out break of the war when halted by the first battle of the Manie. A severe defeat was then administered to the Crown Prince's army in the Argonno but although Von Kluck, and other generals lost their official heads, the Crown Prince kept his command. Again t he taking of Verdun was .scheduled for a Crown Prince triumph but the long and bloody seige resulted only in costly sacrifice of (iorman life Verdun was never taken. Tho chief of the (Jernian staff lost his job but the Crown Prince kept his command. All during 1917 the Crown Prince hammered at the Chemin-des-iJamos losing over 100,000 Germans and gaining no ground. Other generals again wore made the goats but the Crown Prince survived a hero without a victory. At last came the Gorman offensive of May 15 and the Germans again reached the Marno only to bo hurled back in July. Tho brief triumph of the Crown Prince proved to be only one of Foch's traps and his beaten and decimated forces are having hard work to get back to their starting point. Such is the brilliant military record of the royal hero of the llohonzollorns none of whom ever get near enough a fight to smell powder and who like King James, view the battle from afar to grab the gobs of glory when there are any, and pass tho buck for defeat to some blameless and helpless subordinate. A SUNDAY PAPER. BF.0AUiSl3 of war conditions, the Medford Sun has uit down from a daily publication, to a weekly and will be issued every Sunday until conditions justify resumption of a daily. This will, with the Mail Tribune, give the people of the valley a seven day newspaper with full Associated Press dispatches. The Sunday Sun will be sent Mail Tribune subscribers and the Mail Tribune to Sun subscribers. The cost of the seven day paper will bo ()." cents a month or $7.50 a year by carrier, or ( per year by mail, in advance. : GERMAN JUmifflf. 10 ACI IN SIBERIA! ACTION IN FLANDERS PAlilK. July HI. (Iliivn Asseney) ticncrul army stuffs at Tokio and I'ekinn are )treiaritii; for joint ac tion utitlcr Ihe agreement between t'liimi mid Japan for action in Sibe 1'oi llaud Livestock roiiTI.AXn, Ore., July :U. Cat lie sternly; receipts ."(!. .Steers, prime, l 1.7'xu l'J.J."i; flood lo choice, $lll.7,'i ((( 1 1.7. ; medium to jjood, $o,".lt((r lll.T.'i; fair to medium, f 8..0(n' !..i0 ; common to fair, .'.."tHi 8.."0: cows and heifers, choice, t8.00i.uS.rui' me dium lo stood, $ii.00(o 7. ."id; tfiir lo medium, f .".00( (i.00 ; fanners, rt.00 (h.'vOO; hulls, ."i..".0(i r.;"ll : culver-, .8.:0(u 1 l.."iO; sloekcrs and feeders, (i.00( S.00. Ilo'js hiuhcr; receipts -1110. Prime mixed, $1S.2."( 1H.."0; medium mix ed. 18.110(0 IS.'J.'i; roiiirh heavies, ltl.7."i(.i 17.00; pia-s, $K).00Zl(i.."i0', hull; of sales, S?18.'J.".. Sheep lower; receipts dotl. Kast of mountain lambs, l.'I.Oihu 1 1.00 : val ley lambs, 1 J.'iOoi llt.OO; veurliims, 0..'iO,i 1(I.;,0; wether-., .8.."0(u ll.'.tl ; c, sii.00(u 8.00. LONDON", July 31. Tho Gorman artillery displaced considerable ac tivity last night in the region of -Morris on the Klnnders front, taken yes terday hy the Australians, and in the Keminel sector, the war office an nounced today. It was also active on both Bides of the Somme. Circuit Court Jessie T. Coss vs. H. M. Coss. De murrer. W. r. Klnneson vs. Carl W. Aber- cromble et al. Notice. The Pacific Highway Oarage vs. W. C. Lamed. Notice of Lien. Kstnte of Lorlna S. Carpenter. Proof of publication. Hotter anil Kkk l'Olv'TI.ANH, Ore., Julv :U.-- Hot ter sicudy. t'ltv creamery prints, "e; carton, ,Yle; buying price but ter t'at, ortlund, .Vc ; cube extols, 17'-e; seconds, ..', ; dairy, ,Vm K(H!S -Sellfiis: pnet. case eotint, i'-jc. Ihnitiy price -lite; selling price, eandli d, liic; selected candled, in cartons, l8Mi'.ie, roi'l.Tlv'Y Hens, 21(iT2ae; broil- er- Jli(irJ8c; old i-oostrs, 1 tii-; lurkcs L'8(o.!0c; secse, 2'Jc; ducks, yoniiir, iiOtu .!."c. rorOnnA flntD WI1KAT New crop, 2.20: barley, feed, .M:. brewini:, $.C; oats, $i'.o bill; corn'! No. o, vellow, if (It!.. "id bid. Ml I.1.STI KKS - Hru. :U: shorts f.5;l; niiddlius, jilil.OOui HO.oO. HAY liiiynm price, timothy. io 1 1 ; nlt'alfa. '.'(!; era in. ".'7 "0 McCurdy Agency (tcnenil Insurance Medford National Hank Illdx. Telephone 123. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackion County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Are. WHAT TO PAY STORES FOR GROCERIES FREE. BIG COW BOOK. Addrr. IV A C. l)jni-l' Hn.lon, Jteat Kstnte Transfers Georse A. Morse et ux. to O. C. IlOKgs. Lot 10, blk IS, Medford t 10.00 William P. Grlssom, et ux. to A. .1. Grlssom, et ux. NK4 SKVSi; XEVi sec. 24, twp. 37, K. IE., and gov ernment lot A, sec. IS and lota 1, 2, 3. sec. 19, twp. 37, It 2K., 239.26 acres ... 10. U0 ltalph G. Jennings to Jackson county. Land in Jackson county 10.00 United Slates Food Administration's weekly price list tor Juckvon coun ty for this week folows; The Ijiiki' figures under "consumer pays" lire the maximum (irices Unit on the average should be charged by "cash and carry" stores mill the higher figures maximuins llml should be charged by stores "-ivinir credit, delivery, and similar services. ifetailer Consumer Pa vs. AHTICI.K 1'ays. Wheat flour in 411 lb. sack 2.70 sack 2.WI to $3.00 live flour per 10 lb. sack 8 sack , .72 to 7-lc, or 7 4-."ic 'H'r lb. ill less than mill packages. Oornflntir'; 1 .07'2 lb. . .Il'i to il-'Me lb. Com meal, yellow, per 10 lb. sack ' .(UVj k -"7 fo 81c. Corn grilis and tiointly er 10 lb cask o!) sack .82 to 8c. Corn rils & hominy 1:!4 lb pnckiifie 10 2-3 .20 to 21c. Uolled oiitu per B ib. bugs 73 sack .HI to fl.OO. Hurley flour, ordinary (trade 12. "0 bbl. 7 '. i to 8c. lb. Corn slarcli, eiliblo, ordinary gra ) ' 10 lb. .12o to 13' ie lb. liice, ordinary grude - 12 ib , l. to 17c. Granulated sngur 08 -l-fi , 10c lb. Means, dried, white J 1 Vj lb .14 to loc lb. Deans, dried, red . 0!1;)4 Ib ll'i lo 13c lb. Evaporated milj;, Inrste size 13 can ' .1. "'.. to Iti'xi can. I.urd substitutes, ordinary grade, in tins 14c can .111 to 20c can. Caned corn, sliin'd, No. 2 oVdu'y grade 14c can 111 to 2II can. Canned tomatoes, No 2 size, onln'y grade .13c can .17'.2 taJH'-ic can Canned peas, No. 2, ordinary grade... 13 can .17 lo 20c can. Canned xirk & beans, No. 2, ordinary grade lOV, can .2.') lo 30c can. Prunes, local 1. .08c lb. .10 to lie Ib. Dried peaches .13'i Ib .17 to 19c lb. Dried peaches, local :.. .10 lb. 1:l2 to 14i c Ib. Evaporated upricot.s, Cul 22 Ib 30 to 32c Ib. Corn syrup, ordinary grade, per 10 Ib. . pail '. 8.1 pail 1.04 lo $1.10 pail Butler, per roll ..' 1.00 to 1.0(1 1.10 lo 1.17) roll Eggs, per doz 40 lo 4,2' .4.") to 47V-c doz Local potatoes 03 to. 04 ")e lb. Cheese..: .' 27' ic Ib .35 to 40c lb. Kin I -THE COW NEEDS H(IP. I (VJP 'ME SPRIHG I t BUY DR DANIELS' ' COW INVIGORATOR FROM YOUR DEALER HEATH'S DRUG STORE fXC Can Serve You With Dr. , Daniels' Horse and Cattle JJ. Medicine. , , Come , ,in . j and See lis andGet, Any substantial overchure shutiM be promptly reported to committee. Eat the stuff rniyd near lioine; dun t tax the railroads with importa tions. Suar eonsuinntion after Aui;ut 1st limited to 2 lbs. per month per person. Idm't eomplain. In France they have less than one pound. All the food administration regn.Htimis must be scrupulously observed if we are to win the war. Are vou anAmeriean? JACKSON COt'NTY IMiICK IXTKHPHKTIXO HOARD JULIAN ELT1NGE AT PAGE TONIGHT JAP LINER RESCUED Julian Kltingc sinning in "Coun tess Charming," which will be seen nt Page thAitcr Wednesday nnd Thurs dny, was born in Butte, Mont., but his parents moved to Boston, Mass., while he was still very younjr and it was in that city that he went to school nnd spent the gTonter part of his child hood, lie was forced to go to work at the eurly age of. fourteen. The story that he is n llarvurd man doubtless owes its origin to the fiet that Mr. Ellinge, whose real naineby the way, is William Dalton, belonged to the Boston Cadets, n military or ganization, many of the members Of which were Harvard men. The Cadets wej-e in the habit of giving excellent uuialeur productions yearly and it was at one of these, namely, "Miss Simplicity." that Julian Kltinge' gain ed his first notoriety as a female im personator. During- his whole asso ciation with the Boston Cndets, Mj Eltinge was associated with a Boston wholesale house. But his talent was too great to be "hidden under a bushel," and it was not long before he made an npHnr nnec ut the New Aiusterrnin Hoof in New York City, and later journeyed to London, where he was seen in l'JlMi at Ihe I'nluee theater. .Subsequently he appeared in sever al vaudeville engagements, receiving' sometimes as much as $1,000 or $1, ")00 a week. His success in vaude ville led him still nnother step up the ladder of success nnd in "The r'a-s-cinating Widow," in the dual role of Mrs. Monte nnd Hal Blake, he scor ed a phenomenal success. This was at the Liberty theater, New York City in Hill. WOMEN TEACHERS DEMAND INCREASE LONDON. July 31. Women teach ers throughout Knghind are ietition ing the government for nn tnerense in their salaries. They state that while living expenses have gone up 100 per cent, they have only received in creases in salary from G lo 21 per cent. A CANADIAN PACIFIC PORT, July 31. A Canadian relief vessel today was on its way with the 176 passengers of the Osaka Shoshen 'Kalsha passenger liner Canada Maru which grounded in a fog yesterday as she nenred the end of a- run from the orient with a cargo said to be worth' about J4.000, 000. Wireless reports received here said that altho the vessel was being pounded rather heavily at times, she was in no immediate danger. She was reported to be still wedged fast on the reefs with her two forward 'holds full of water. Marine men last night said they thought the boat could be floated. No loss of life re sulted from the stranding. W4M VWVJ D DELL-ANS - Y'-iML hot water YM Sure Relief RELL-ANS Si FFOR, INDIGESTION I A place to .tar wtiea h ftalhad H II Afctara- 7. CM ljj ; Jgs&ggggjjgE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuii:i w H Y Is It? It is an extraordinary fact that the man who trios one PERFECTION Tire comes back for a second and a third, and finally fixes" upon PERFECTION as his standard tire. You r-an verify this with your eyes as you go along the street. "Whenever yon see a PER FECTION on a ear, just glance at the other wheels. Nine times out of ten there will he two, three or four PERFECTIONS on the same ear. This can mean hut one thing that FBCTIONS Make Good If yo.u want to settle your five problem for good, come to the PERFECTION Store and try one PERFECTION. You will soon have PER FECTIONS on all four wheels and on the spare. Auto -Tire Distributing Co. Opposite Rialto Theatre !, E. C. Jerome.fSales Manager PERFECTION Tires are kept in repair Free Its unusual. Ugly, Unsightly Pimples Are Signals of bad Blood Give Heed to the Wnrnintr. J'imples on th face end other parts of the body are warnings from Nature thnt your blood i sluggish and impoverished. Sometimes they foretell eczema, boils, blisters, scnly eruptions and other skin disorders that burn like flames of fire. They mean that your blood heeds P. S. S. to purify It and cleanse it of these inrnure accumulations that can causa unlimited trouble. This remedy i the greatest vcitable ilood puri- licr known, and contains no minerals or chemicals to injure the most deli cate fckin. Co to your drugstore, and get a bottle of S. S. S. today, and pet rid of those unsightly nnd disfiguring pimples, nnd other skin irritations. And it will cleanse your blood thor oughly. If you wish special medical advice, youcan obtain it without charge by writinfr to Medical Piree tor, 20 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia. JOHN A. PEEL CMiKKTAKER. Lady Assistant. M BOCTU BAUTIJCTl. moo M. 47 and 47-JI. Anumobll Heart 8rlc. SUITS ( M ron I aito Ambulance BaniM. to oitnnt $'-.tK i. p Also (leaning, 1'rrssing and Altering i 123 Kiut Main Strrrtgkqttaa Carta' ; 12.1 K. MAIX HSTA1US I Big Clean-up Sale of Wall Paper COME IN AND SEE WHAT i WE f HAVE TO OFFER. YOU CAN BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME AT SMALL COSTS. A FEW OF OUR OFFERS: 30 Inch Oatmeal, All Colors, Sale a Bolt, 65c 30 Inch Pulp, All Colors, Sale a Bolt, - 50c 18 Inch, Figured Oatmeals, Sale a Bolt, - 55c 30c Ceilings, per Bolt, - - - - - 22c 25c and 30c Papers, per Bolt, - - - 22c Also Special Prices On Framed Pictures WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON PAINT AND PAINT BRUSHES. THIS SALE WILL RUN UNTIL AUGUST 15th, WATERS PAINT and WALL PAPER STORE