Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 07, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREf.'OX. "WEDNESDAY. AT'OUST 7. 1013 TOCAL AND JL' PERSONAL I Superintendent of Schools William Davenport niinouncoH Ihat lie will keep tho following office hours lor (Undents, patrons and all those who may be Interested' In the schools In any way: 2:30 to 4:30 p. in. dally except Saturday and Sunday. Ills "office is In the high school building Superintendent Davenport wants all those persons Interested In the schools to fool free to call at other limes us well ns tho foregoing staled hours. Furniture pacltmg ana crating Douglas, 201 Hivereldo, phone 102-J. Mrs. n. W. Day who had been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McCnrily loft this morning for her homo at Sodro Woolloy, Wash. Mattress making and fiirnlluro up. bolstering. Douglus, 201 S. Hlvcr Blde. Phono 1C2-J. ' Air. and Mi-b. T. I. Wilson and Aniialiollo Wilson left today for a visit with relatives at Portland. There is no place like home and thero 1 no home quite like the one which tho owner la offering for sale at C18 Dakota avenue. (Phone (508-H). Bargain price. Easy terms. Finished last fall, Kvory modern convenience. More daylight and fresh air than any other home In Medford. Specially planned to make housework easy. Your wife would enjoy the cabinet kitchen, with tile finish walls, white enameled wood work, best grade inlaid linoleum on floor, electric range and hot water heater (economical and easy to oper ate, hot water all the time), three counters, four cupbourds, large cool or cupboard, plenty of room to put everything nway; separato laundry room, with lnrge closet for all utun alls. IKi' Ike Morrlmun of Central Point sec. Hon, was a Jledford visitor Wednes day. One and three-color Block pear labels for sale. Medford Printing Co. tf Mrs. Horace Polton of Sams Vitlloy was a Medford visitor Tuesday. Stato Fair, Salem, Oregon, Sep tember 23-28. Splendid exhibits, ex cellent music, high-class entertuln mentR and a supurb racing card. For particulars write A. 11. Lea, Salom, Oregon, ' The stale nillttlu company, more familiarly- known as . tho Home Guards, run now drill ut tho baseball grounds no matter how dark the night, as City Klcctrlclun llinman has Just completed the installation ol two largo oloctrlc flood lights at the .grounds for tho use of the company. Spectators are welcome to witness lhe drills of the company every Wed nesday and Friday nights at the ball (park. I Dr. Heine, Garnctt-Corey Bldg. On the grounds of patriotism and Ins an aid to tho government the city council hus Informally grunted per tmission for advertising bulletin I boards or Blgns to bo placed on the ! sidewalk In front of the fedoral em ployment bureau 'on Front street, land tho new murlno corps recruiting 'office on West Main street. Thoro Is ft city ordinance prohibiting surh signs on tho sidewalks in the busi ness dlstrlrt. For Exchange For property of 'equal value In Medrnrd, Af-hlnnd or vicinity, I will exchange my property In this city consisting 1 lots, a two Btory six-room reinforced concrete ,rosldenco with largo sun porches, full basement and nil modern Im provements, built four years ago, to tal cost of reshlenco and property '94,000. Located In best part of city. My Willi six thousand population Is tho principal city of the Vermillion Iron range, flvo largo mines within tho city llmlls, common labor $1.30 to $j.00, skilled minora 6 to S dollari 'per day, nil eight hours work, uitncv 'short titio hands at present. Unisons for desiring exchango Is poor health ,nd desire fur moderate climate. Ad dress Charles A. Nutter. City Engi neer, Ely, Minn. Miss Helen O'llrlen who was visit lug her grandmother, Mrs. S. C. 'O'llrlen. of Hi South Crape, has returned to her home In lil.hmoiid, Cal. , Man or boy with motorcycle to take Sunday Morning Suns to AfIi lnntl. Will not Interfere with any other Job. Phone ;;, or call at San Office. j i ; The tendency of the pear auction "markets in the e.ist yesterday was downward on account of the hut woather there. In New York on ':: fan of California llartletts Hie aver age price wan $:;.:!;, in iioiton $2. no. and Chicago The Harden picking, packing and shipping season Is on III full swing In the valley this week. Daily's Taxi. Phono 15. For tho best Insurance seo Holmes, the Insurance Man. Mrs. A. 1'. HuKcn nnd son arrived homo Tuesday from a two months so journ lit Portland, Seaside and other points. At the home of Mrs. Klncaid at Agate at 2 o'clock this afternoon Miss Anne McCormick gave a canning demonstration. Mrs. Paul Hanson, local agent for Nubone corsets. Phone 58'i-H. 117 Mrs. Guy Satterlee, nee Katherlne Hoiloway, who has been visiting rela tives at Urownsvllle arrived In the city Tuesday and will be the guest of friends here for sometime. Ono and three-color stock pear labels for sale. Medford Printing Co. tf In Justice Taylor's court today Hurt Peek was fined $10 and costs for speeding on the Pacific highway between Motlford and Phoenix at 40 miles an hour on August Bth. Willie Cress of Ashlund wns also fined $10 and costs for speeding on the high way last Saturday. llutto Fulls Lumber company want saw mill men and lumber pliers. Pay standard wages. 116 Mrs. Holier! Hold and son of Sedro Woolloy, Wash., are iho guests of Mrs. Hold's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. O. INordwick, at the Nordwick runch. .Mrs. Held arrived here last week for a farewell vlelt Willi her brother, Arthur Nordwick, who was one of the draft contingent that left this morn ing for Camp Fremont. Saratoga Chip day Saturday, Aug. 10. Lloutcnunt llohb Deuel was recent ly transferred from the C.'ith artil lery, just as that command wus ready to leave for the front trenches, lo the quartermaster's department In France where he Is now serving as cashier. IJe was very much disap pointed when transferred as ho want ed to go into battle with the other boys from Jackson county, many of whom are In the 6 r, 1 )i . One and three-color stock pear' labels for sale. Medford Printing Co. tf C. W. McDonald, president of Ihe Jackson Counly bank, loft today for u business visit to Sun Francisco. He will be gone four or five .days. Buy Suratoga Chips and help the refugee children. Owing to the absence of Dr.Km mens and Kceno last night, and the permanent absence of Dr. llargrave, tho city council was unuble to meet last nigh! because of the lack of quorum. Another mooting Was sot for tonight at which time action will bo laken on Mayor dates' police ap pointments. Any one knowing the address of Wllford Cardnur please notify Mrs. Dolly P. Love, Central Point, Ore. in MVs. F. O. llowmnn of HIH, re turned homo today after placing her ten-year old son Fred In St. .Mary's academy. Everybody will cat Saratoga Chips, Aug. 10. Tho condition of Dr. IS. II. Poftor continues to Improve. Ho enjoyed auto rides yesterday and Monday, and Is able to walk around a little. Ills full recovery will be a matter of about six months. , Aid the helpless llelgiun children by eating Saratoga Chips. The following books have just been added lo Iho library: Challenge of tho present crisis (Fosdlck); Dis asters and the American Ked Cross In dlsastor relief (Deacon); Genetic and eugenics (Castle): Homo veget able g-dening from A-. (Kruhin); Introduction to Inorganic chemistry I Smith): Lifo ut the T. S. naval academy (Earle); Musical education of (he child ( Macpherson ) ; Military and colonial policy of Iho V. S. (Knot); Ono young soldier (Doddl; Simplest spoken French ((lleso ti Corf I : Water color painting (Itlch); West Point (Richardson). Enjoy yourself und help (he needy by outing Saratoga Chips, Saturday, Aug. 10. Motor tourist parties at tho Hotel Medford today Included Mrs. W. H. Stanford of Sun Francisco nnd Mrs I. V. Patton of llollistor and Dr. and Mrs. F. s. Ilolladuy and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Fryman of Los Angeles. Slate Fair, Salem, Oregon, Sep tember 23-2S. Splendid exhibits, ex cellent music, high-class entertain ments and a superb raring rard. For particulars writo A. II. Lea, Salem, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cook and daughter of Omaha. icb., are (he guests of Chief of Police nnd Mrs. George Timothy. The ladles nre cousins. The Cooks are en route by motor car to Los Angeles where they will spend (he winter. They lefl Omaha on Juno nth. und last night was Ihe first (line that Ihey had slept in beds as they have been enjoying outdoors life all tho way. One and three-color stock pear labels for sale. Medford Printing Co. Included among (he visKors regis tered n( (he hotels today were Mr Abrahams of New York, F. H. Ehorly of St. Louts. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Maud of Monterey, Calif.. Mr. and Mrs I", II. Manning of Oakland. Mr. and .Mrs. Paul Schlllerslon of North Bend. V. J. Steinper of Seattle, A. Peck ot Watsiunllle, K. W. Howard of Uis Angeles. K. E. Hewitt of Indepen dence, and T. II. Sherrard, A. L. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. C. C, Thom tiim, !. W. Ileynolds, II. J. Johnson and Merlon It. Del.ong of Portland. Griffith Cowglll,; former resident of Medford and former sergeant of the Seventh company, who1 wus dis charged from service after the com pany reached Fort Stevens hecaure of a slight hernia, Is now recovering from an operation In the Northern Pacific hospital a! Lraitiard, Minn. When he leave3 the hospital he will enlist In the marine corps If he can get permission of the draft board to do so. For some time he has been working with an engineering crew for the Northern Pacific railroad in Minnesota. Miss June Millard left this morn ing for Portland where she will un dorgo an operation In St. Vincent's hospital which II is hoped by her rela (Ives and friends will restore (o her (be complele use of her stiffened leg. The Mail Tribune received a poslal card loduy from SeaHle, dated Aug ust 5th, and signed by J. M. Grossly, former Instructor in the Medford high school, and Rev. Frederick M. Carslens, former pastor of the Hup (Ist church of this city, saying: "All well and happy, hut no place like Medford." County Food Administrator Folgor warns the public not to hoard sugar. He is watching closely for violators of Ihe food rules. Tuesday he cansed the arrest of an Ashland citizen on the charge of hoarding sugar, who will be fined from $10 to $50. He has summoned three persons before him for investigation from the nor thern end of the county on sugar hoarding charges. A letter from Jeff D. Heard, the former well known Medford mining man, states that he Is now mining silica near Hot Springs, Arkansas for the government. IN SERVICE STAR "The Service Star," Madge Ken nedy's latest Goldwyu production, Iho in no sense a war picture, carries a messago lo all humanity. This thrilling and realistic drama of the hour shows how women are bringing happiness to tho homes whore little service flags In the win dow loll of great sacrifices for the nation, and how they leavo nothing undone to prove to these heroic moth ers that everything pusslble will be done to help them und their sons at the frout or In Iho camps. Tho locale of "The Service Blar" Is a prosperous farming section that lias given liberally of Its sturdy sons to the cause of democracy. Several war service societies, composed main ly of young women, and including a lted Cross division and u women's loyally league, are shown nt work on sweators, socks and wristlot3 for our boys. Everything that tends to show how well tho women of America uro do ing their part toward winning the war is visualized In "The Service Star," which cornea lo (ho Klalto today and tomorrow. U. S. FLEET UNDER BRITISH COMMANDER UNIM( Anir. 7.Almiml Kim tins nnimmu'ctl tltnt most of'Ilw S. tlotioyirs Imvp hren sorvini; mnler Uritish vice ittlmirnl sinro May, liH7, nnd Unit 1. S. tlnju!nnui:hts are nt- hil; lis part ot' the Itritish "rand licet under Admiral Sii; David llently. They luive adopted Mrilish wiiinals and praetiet's us a result ol- the unity roimnnnd. American ships hit serving from tho White Sen to the Adriatic, he. said. DIED KODKIt Frances Eltznbetta Lodor, dnntihter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lo dor, died nt tho homo of her Rinml narents, Mr. nnd Mrs. S, L. Bennett, 7.31 South Klverslde, ut to u. m. Wednesday, August 7. nt the bro of 10 years, flvo months Anil nine days. She was tho eldest daughter of Mr. and Mm. I. odor, and had been 111 -.lure the latter part of last March with leakage of tho heart. She Is survived 1-y her parents nnd tdster (tilth. Funeral servU-es will lo held at tlie llennett home Friday, August Vi h. at 2:"i p. m. Interment will tie In tho I. O, O. F. cemetery. A Cool Breakfast for warm weather No fussing round a hot stove l-f ir i oar Post Toasties (Made Of Corn )-($$ WASIIIN'OTOX.-'Aug. 7. Tlie diamond Shoals lightship, ol'f ('ii)ie llntlera-i, X. ('., wn.- shelled and mink li.v an enemy sulimiirine late yester day, thi' nnvy department was toduv Informed. The crew has reached shore safely. The submarine came within n hull' mile of shore, according to the brief report whieli reached the navy de partment. -A CANADIAN ATLANTIC POUT, Au. 7.- An American schooner ar rived here today with H.'i members of tho crew of n Japanese freight steam ship which whieli had been toi-peiloed oil' the Nova Neolia coast. Tlie vessel was lli Tokuyaniii Mu ni, 7,021) tons gross. She was sunk without warning about J0II miles oil' shore on August 1, according to Ihe erew. ORCHARD ACCIDENT I'. W. Ilnmill, the veil known or- ehardist, had a narrow escape from serious injury nnd' dentil Tuesday, and 1'ortunatelv ot away with had hnfTses nnd cuts. Mr. Ham ill wns driving n flat top way on through the orchard, loaded with empty boxes, on tup of which were seated lus two children. Some of the boxes slid forward and fell on the horses, which i'riylitencd the ani mals and they started to rim away. Then the waj;on tipped slightly throwing more boxes and the children off to one side, and precipitating Mr. Ilamill forward between tlie horses, lie was drnjjod for u distance before the horses were stopped. The children escaped injury, but Mr. Ilamil was badly bruised about the body, sustained n cut over tlie ri;:ht eye where one of the hor-.es kicked him, several minor cuts about the lace, and in addition a wa.uon wheel passed over one of his lej?s, no bones of which were broken. GERMANY BECOMES ANIMAL-LESS LAND AMSTERDAM, Aujf. 7. Germany is rapidly becoming an animal-les land. Nearly nil tlie cats and dos have been killed, there is uo more poultry, and tlie few cows left get so little food that lliey have to be slaughtered. Hordes receive at nul a couple of Mounds of oats and live pound- of hay n day. Japanese use star fish for fertil izer, us they contain almost 5 per cent nitrogen. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST Tuesday on West -.Main street small handle ot laco beading and remnant of ribbon, l'hone 922. 117 FOH RENT 200 aere stock ami grain ranch; joins outrange; i0 acres In cultivation. Ous, the Tailor, 40 North Front street. FOR SAI.K On account of poor health a Rood paying husiness for sale cheap. Inquire at 3ii North Riverside. 121 FOR SALE OF UI-IXT Cattle ranch. Also 0.0 head of cattle, fori Skyr inan. Trail. Ore. 12" WEEKS & McGOWAN CO . UXnrcWTAKER liiy rhoitr: 1'aclfic S2". Xlulit I'honcs: V. W. Week, 1!):1-J2. I.aily At.tistuiit. IXTKIUUUt.lN- Al'XUCAK CO TIME C.Uil) Leave Medford for Asniand, Talent and 1'hoenlx dall, except Sunday at 8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m ; 1:00. 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day at 10:15 p. m., Sundays leave at 10:30 a. tn. and 1:30, 5:30 and.!:3U p. ni. Leavo Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. ni., and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 5:30. Sunday leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m,, and 12:30, 4:30 and 5:30 p. ni. . m4 pferr tm m vhm la FiiWii. Hate. tm. M-M t7W li u,mnl IbKr W. t'U) S r roaTuiro, oti. En i Fa 11 IN ALLIED HANDS BRITISH AIR TOUCH HUAD QltAHTIOltS I.N' KRANCIC, Aug. 7. Illy the Associated Press.) There have been many signs recently of ex treme uneasiness by the (jerinan high command rexardlng the Increasing ascendancy of tho allied airmen on the western front. This has been especially evident since the American airmen have begun to appear In force and have proved themselves of the same mottle as tho French and llrit Ish fliers. It has become a common-place among British airmen that their op- pouctils will not face combat in the nlr unleES In sirengih of three or four to one, and Tlerman prisoners have told of German airmen being punl.'-hed by their flight commanders for returning to their nTrdiomes still laden -with bombs nnd animiinltlon which they had been ordered to drop over tho British lines. It Is becoming Increasingly hard to find a (lermcn airman over the allied side of the lines In the daytlmo, as is proved by tho German's own admission ' that when they do manage to bring down an allied machine It Is almost always over their own territdry. ' MOTHERS Should KeadMrs.Ivlonyhan'a Letter Published by Her Permission. Mitchell, Ind. "LvdiaE. Pir.kham's Vegetable Compound helped me so much during the t,me I Yfaslookingforward to the coming of my little one that I tin recommending it to ether expectant mothere. Before taking it, sorncsjajs I sulfered with neu ralgia so badly that I thought I coul-i not live, but after taking- three bottles of Lyiiia E. P i n k ham's Vegetable Compound I was en tirely relieved of ncuralgiu, 1 had gained in s.ength and was able to go around and do all my housework. My baby when seven months old weighed 19 pounds and I feel better than 1 have for a long time. I never had any medicine do me so much good." Mrs, 1'EAT.L MoNVHAN, Mitchell, Ind. Good health during maternity Ss a most important factor to both mother and child, and mmiy letters have been received by the f.ydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., telling of health restoreddiiringtliis trying period by the use of LydiuK. Pinkhain'sVems table Compound. Keep the Pot Boiling HOVSKWIVKS run lend no lMttor support to Komi Ohi solvation than hy cinmintf tho maximum amount of iwh senson's fruits nnd vcK etnhles. It also benefits the. individual family nnd lc crcnies tho waste ot porhh ublo products In the Hokuc ltivor Valley. And don't fnrjtot to keep adding tit that hank balance hero nt the l-'irM National. Wm. G. TalL. Presldent iWT- MF.DFOUD.Oi5F. j?Mi. tc api rat. iooc:oji' i. ..Tvinmi" :.'-.tt7tt:tt.. SUITSljE to Oltll:u $s.i.no vr Also Clcaniig;, rrvlnit ami Allerlim 1:1 I'jist Main Sirvctiil-qllaii l:. MAIN 11-bl.VlliS I AW 25 CENTS a 1 ii !N-THE'FIVE;POUND$!ZE the most, economical coffee you it goes 4 tier BACKED BY AG U APANTEE THAT MEANS SOMETHING Come to Our Toilet Department For your toilet wants. There is no other store in this locality pre pared to take care of your beauty needs as we are. We have all the leading hrands of creams, face powders, toilet waters, etc if there is anything new, we have it. Heath's Drug Store I'HONK H8I. For Sale 1917 Chalmers Like New Cord Tires A Real Buy Only several days left on' this Valley i . HAIF- COST OMI.il.VI.I' AS .lll H And wear twice as Ions ns the average Fabric Tiro. Guaranteed 3,500 miles. lTXCTl "UK l'IKM)!-' Our Service Station Is now equipped with tho latest mechanical Tiro Changer, L'p-to-llate Vulcanizi:is equipment, Curtis Air Free ' From Oil. Try our Tiro Service It's Different. I F. R. Roberts 1 32 S. Riverside Gagnon Lumber Yard ! All Kinds of rough and dressed Lumber. Speeialties: Dimension stitlT, Finishing Lumber, Shingles, Sash and Doors, Koofing Paper, Fruit Boxes. Give ns a trial and Buy Jackson County products. Place orders now for Fruit Boxes. New Shed 113 S. Front St. Phone 859, Medford gOOOOOOOOG(XX)OOOOOOOCOCOOOOOCXXXXXXOOOOOOC DENNEY & CG. FRUIT MARKETING AGENTS Specializing in the dis tribution of Northwest ern boxed fruits. M. E. ROOT, jepresentative Warehouse on S. P. Track. Block SmithTf MaiiTst. MEDFORD, PHONE 294 ctt: ri in . , 8 5 muni win v.im-.iKu, ni. g F. H. Ilogue, Vestern Manager. TIIH SAX TOX STOUE rsiorni ill ice I'aycttc. Idaho