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PATE TWO MTCDFOTiD MATTi TRIBUNE. AfEDFORD. OTFX!OX. THURSDAY. AIWST 13. 191S IOCAL AND PERSONAL A number of parcnlfl of Bcliool children 8em to have a nilKiiniliir stamllnf; as to when the schools of Metlford will reopen nuil liavo boon making inquiries of Superintendent Davenport, in accordance Willi the decision made by the school boiird several months ago the schools will open on Sept. 30th. Furniture pacKmg ana crating. Douglas, 201 ItivoralJo, phono 102-J. It now looks as tho not less than fifty porsons from Medford and vicin ity will attend the national 0. A. It. convention which begins at Portland noxt Monday. The one cent a mile rate applies only to members of the 0. A. n., W. It. C, Sons of Veterans and Daughters of Voterans, and the Immediate members of thnlr fumlllos, All tickets' must bo purchased thru tho commander of tho nearest (.!. A It. post. I). It. Andrus, adjutant or Chester A. Arthur post, reported this morning thut forty persons had nl roady mado arrangements for tickets thru tho post commander. The tick ets are good going until next Wed ncsdny. Miss Porry, Mr. Itoot, Mr. Ilarnum Mr. Ilensolman will furnish music at the Moobu dance Saturday night. 121 MIsb Nana Seely, daughter of Ur. and MrB. K. K. Seely, is liore from Portland vlsitin, her former intlni ate Medford schoolmates and other frlends and will also visit friends and rolutlvcs at Ashland beforo returning homo. Mattress making and furniture up holstering. Douglas, 201 S. River Bide. Phone 1C2-J. Private I.ynne K. Smith who Is in the signal corps servico and has been stationed at I'"ort Leavenworth, Kns for somo time past, has been 111 in the military hospital I here for the pnsl two weekB with si nrlct fevor. If you would like to step into an Ofltanilshcil paying cash business, one thai hns been carried on In the same location and under tho sumo nmiiuKO- mont for years, on ono of I ho bent nusincsB corners in Jledloril, you should be Interested In replying to this advertisement. The owner's only reason for selling Is lhat ho wants tn enlist. Allhough over I liu prenenl draft age, ho feels Hint It Is Ills duly to dlsposo of his huslnc.'s and eiiler tho army, whero men with his partic ular qualification aro needed in over Increasing numbers. He ha3 throe brothers in Hie service, and ho wiuifs to mako tho family record for voluu icor oniisiments ono hundred per cent. Tho business is (or snlu at u roasonnblo price, on a basis which will ennlilo the buyer to earn a good return on his investment. A live man enn mako a good profit out of this deal Would prerei' cash, bill will consider all or part I rude. Ad dress Ilox fill, .Mall Tribune. 12S It. T. Del.osh leaves tonight for Aberdeen, Wash., and will return with his mother In tho hitler's car. Sho will ho tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. DoLoah for several weeks. Ono and throe-color Block pear labels for Bale. Medford Printing Co. tf An auto parly from San .lose, Cal., consisting of William ('. Ilolhnmk, C L. Holbrnok and Miss (i. M. Ilultirmik departed rrom tho Hotel Mi-dfonl this morning for a ihree days visit at Crater Lake. They were cullers at tho Commercial club on Wednesday. If you want to dance In Hie best music In the valley, go to tho Moose dance Saturday night. 12 I Tho .Misses ln t'oburn and Imlsy Smith of Sabotha, Kas., bo are on a Bight-seeing lour of the 1'aclflc coast loft this morning for visits nt Port land and Seattle after a visit wllh -Mrs. L. 11. Luce. llr. Ilolno, Ciarnott-Coroy Illdg. Sirs. Sarah Snwell returned In Holland, Ore., today following a vl II wllh Iiit daUKliter, Mm. M, Allen. Daily's Ta.t. Phono 13, llerllia 10. Stelger and family i.l Portland an- guests at the Hotel Hnl land. Choice silver smell, salmon, sea bass, halibut, sable, line cm ul ford l-'lsh Market. 1-1 .loronin A. lllllielt, manager of the Uliio Ledge mine, spent last hIkIiI In Medford on route to Yreka where he transacted business today. For the best Insurance, see Holmes, tho Insurance Man. Corporal J. A. Ilucner'anlt who hBS been In Hie Iniantiv jrnir.- (or tho past flvo month'! anil h.i-i li.'en stationed nt Cauip I . v i. . leaves for tho latter camp timltlit after li.nlim spent a three weeks furbomii with his parents near lloriil'i'mili and vis iting Medford friends. Ono nntl throe-color rloek pear labels for snlo. .Medford Prlntim: Co. tf C. W. Whllloek, mnna.er of tin Golden Kulo store, was im t.eetei: nomo today from, his stock buying trip t Kastorn points. Ho had limi gone since July Nth. Fruit Driers for home inc. Pacific Furn. & Kit. factory. Hu ll was reported today that Cuy Waddell, a young mun who has been living nt a ranch on Ross Lane for some timo past was summoned in a recent draft call and will be sent to ono of the cantonments within u fow days. Wo don't sell deer meat but when It comes lo fish, oli Joy! oh boy! Medford rish Market. Deputy Sheriff Leslie Stansell ac cidentally enriched himsolf by I'-U last Krlday night when lie placed tin jder arrest William 15. Law, 2a years old, at tho telegraphic request of Sac ramento authorities us n draft eva der. Tho telegram lo tho sheriff's offlco Friday merely gave a descrip tion of Law, who is an auto mechanic, and requosted his nrrost. Several hours later Stansell found Luw in Medford, arresteil him und turned him over to tho county draft board. i Later It developed that a fifty dollar reward had been offered" for his ar rest. Slato Fair, Salem, Oregon, Sep tember 23-28. Splendid exhibits, excellent miiBle, high cluss entertain mcntB and a superb racing card. For particulars wrllo A. II. Lea, Salom, Oregon. .Marvin D. Fisher and brother, Itoe Fisher, and' sisters, Pearl and Olela Fisher of lOugonc, former residents of Modrord, who are en routo to Mo desta, Calif., where they will locate permanently are in Hie city visiting friends and ure guests at tho Hotel Medford. une ana tnroe-color . stock pear labels for sale. Medford Printing Co. tf In Justlco Taylor's court yesterday tho case of non-support against Asa Martin was dismissed as the evidence showed that ho had contributed reas onably to tho support of his minor children. Last night Asa called at tho homo of his divorced wife to Inquire what fruit sho would need to put up, and whilo Micro got Into an urgnment with n nelghoor woman. Tho pollco wero sent for and Marlln was locked up, but In court was re leased this morning in order lhat he might go to work al a local packing plant. , (let (ho pickles, choose, olives, boiled bain, canned meats for the lunches at thu Fish .Market, phone 302. 15 1 Kluve.ii carloads of pears we:e shipped cast from tho city Wednes- lay. . To dtito i:: curs of llartletty hnvo been shipped from Mo'ilford. Mr. anil .Mrs. Lon It. Stansbury and daughter. Miss Tookah. of Tulsa'. Okla.. who hnvo been visiting Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Illttson. left last ntc.ln for visits nt Portland and Seattle. Mrs. Slunsbiiry und Mrs. Illltsou are slaters. Tho rainfall of Wednesday amount ed to only .11 of an Inch, hut was sufficient to ho of help to Hie late I pear crop and to freshen up things' generally. This morning thu nredle- tbm was for rain this afternoon and tonight, and warmer weather Friday. Wednesday was tho coolest ilnv of tho suinmer n-ai on, tho maximum teuiperaliiio being GtUi degrees. This morning's minimum was -J7 degrees. I . C. Cnto Is at Itoseburg today at tending tho excursion trip of fruit growers thru tho orchards of Douglas county studying tho blight and other pear crop diseases. Tho now daiuo hall at Prospect will open Saturday evening, a .Med ford orchestra furnishing tho music. Tho public is cordially luvlled to at tend tho week-end festivities by Man ager .lames K. (Irleve. 12 1" Among county visitors registered at the hod-Is loday wero Mr. and Mrs M. ('. Lyon of Walker, Mr. and Mrs. F. .1 Oulgii'V of .Incksiiiii'iii,- in,, i m llutler of Appltgate. Kims Conger of Jacksonville, left Ibis illuming to intend tho C. A. K. onventioli at Portland, li. A. (jniv mil Amanda It. Cray who will also attend the convention. enecteil in lepart for Portland tonight. Flmer l. .Martin who had been working on a ranch i Fuel., i-.-i-i md lalelv at a Medford packing plan: under the name of F.d Martin was placed under arrest by Chief of ',. Timothy yesterday al the leqne-t if the I'nrilnud mil limit les mi il.e li.H'go of forgery. The local police have been looking for Marlln ninee May ;;nih. A Portland officer Is ex pected hen- loday to take him back In that city. Marlln claims his aires: Is due tn spill-work on the part o." his fuilier-ln-luw. County Ite.nriler and Mrs. Chann y I'bii.-v. Ml;.s tlraee lVuree and Frank Amy left this morning on a rr.v plel-lng excursion nt IHirkie irv mountain lu Ibe Crater Lake -trl.t. SHEWE FRfiM THE Rlfi SPECIAL P RCGRAM AT THE RIALTQ T0M0R ROW AND SATURDAY &V?.( W If LVI ."I.'.., F: IW..- IK.-. J-. V'l,-i '--. i KIMBALL W ff A J" 'mljtt r-V . V 1 ' f r " t r Uii'.f. Tho ioi lowing wore me ju ices uu t California pears at tho eastern auc tion luarhutH yesterday: New York, I!2 cars, y..'2; Hoton, 'A.iU Chi cago, $;.!.'. A carload of i)cara from the ItoKue Hiver valley sold at Chi cago yesterday at $3.44 per box. George Kunzman and family are enjoying a two weeks vacation at I'roKpeet, having departed foi that delightful country last Saturday. Motor touring parties registered at the Hotel Medford today included W. C. Swain, C. C. Moon, W. Koncsman nnd W. K. Mcthen of Powers, Ore.; W. S. Tuthill. O. M. Welch and C. U. Bleaudale of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. H. U Tinner and Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Urown of Seattle, and Mrs. W. L. Ilrown and Mrs. X. C. Heine of Salem. Miss Kdna Wvils of Talent and Miss Dclpha Coleman of Jacksonville left this morning for Poitland to at tend tho Cm. A. H. conixiUlon. Included among visitors registered nt the hotels today were A. ML-Der-mont of Sacramento, J. K. Xeary of Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Heoves and Miss Mildred Ilecves of Chicago, C. K. Terguson and (). Dick inson of Portland, O. T. ClawHon, W. J. Stempor and W. P. Donna of Seat tle, A. J. Garner of Lcland, Mr. and Mrs. Al J. Gould and K. H. Ueames of Klamatli Kails, and L. G. Howard, I. J. Ryan, V. A. Rorke, I. Tohriner, II. C. Preen and O. U. Zicgler ol San l-'rancisco. LULL IN BATTLE (Continued From lage one.) French have captured all the high ground on the Lasslgny massif nnd aro working down the north and eas tern sides bo that a further retire ment of the enemy in that sector is probable, according to advices recclv- I eu here this afternoon. DEALERS SUGAR PARIS, Aug. 13. Iloili sides are gathering strength for a resumption of heavy fighting. That, however, does not prevent tho Kronen from hammering away at the Lassisny and doggedly struggling onward through gas ehoked woods. General Humbert's men have car ried Kibeeourt, which barred the road running toward Noyon hotwn'-n Tlileacourl ridgo and the OIso. Tho enemy in tha Thleseourt posi tion is reported to be showing signs of giving way. LicnuiiL, iuuuj a nui ufuto nioiiilliCni announces. Tho British patrols wero active thriiout lust night in tho district be tween Albert and Aletto, where the Germans began their retirement yes terday. The patrols havo maintained close touch with the enemy in this region. Tho British mado further progress at several points on this front. Since August 8 when the allied nt tack In PIcardy began the British and French have taken prisoners to tho number of 30,344. Violent Artillery Duel PARIS, Aug. 15. The violent ar tillery duel between the Avre and the Olsc continued last night, according to the statement from the war office today. A German raid in Champagne failed. The statement reads: "Tho night was marked by the rather intenso activity of the artillery between the Avro and the Oise. "An enemy raid in Champagne against the Marquis sector was with out result." -SIliigKlo nt Standstill WITH THU l'RIC.NCH AU.MY IN ritANCIJ, Aug. llj. (Reuters, 2 p. in.) Along tho new batik-front from Cury to Thiescourt wood the strug glo came to a standstill today. In nildition to the St. Claudo nnd Ecou vlllon l'lirms, wo hold ground to tho north of llelval village and a footing' In Ple.-.'ilei'-De-Itoyo park. The but- .Vulii'O to the Public: "", therefore, has reached a natural The dealers' sugar cards have been 1 conclusion und the danger of a coun- distrilnited thruout Jackson tuunty ter-attack from Thiescourt Jlnvsif PSMBUlEOj Ir a Cap cf K,. LcisSu'-ar- No Delicious timer I today. i.'o dealer is allowed toell any sugar except to customers sign ing tho card. The administration has avoided taking this step until It was made ubs-olulely necessary. We must all cO-operate to allow a meager supply to our allies and a reasonable amount for consumption nt homo un til Iho next crop. Tho cards give I'll information necessary. Two pounds will lio allowed as a maximum per person per month. Special penults' wlil bo issued - for a reasonable amount for cunning purposes by ap plication to tho county administrator giving number in tho family. W. A. KOLC.KU, Count v Administrator. -lias been removed. CHICACiO, Aug. 15. Ail appeal to Secretary MeAdoo for government ah! In financing cuttle raising was telegraphed loday by V. 11. Tagg. president of the National Livestock I'lxchange. Mr. Tags states that cattlemen for the most part can get only r-lx months loans and asks an nppruptiatlon by congress from which 12 months loans ea-i lie made. I'iiIi-hh Ibis Is done, lie says, herds will deerease in the next 1 u years, lie explains that nnusu.il climatic ami financial conditions are curtailing the buying of light sto k for feeding, nnd al't'eeling breeding herds. 60.000 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES AT FRONT I.UNnON. An-. l.-.-N.. els-, one ilni-l.-n lia- been denu-leil of mure, 'ecu tor nniiy si-niee Hum tin m -eminent ilejini tiveni -.. There are now lei.-e din'' I.U.iihii ,.ipli..4 I,,, m In -e lie)-;: :! niellt - in ni-tlve M'rvie.'. DR. R1CKRRT V Jr sen atikicai.lv TI'.STLII, AMI (il.VSSKS I'lOPERLY' FITTED 8ultc t- oter lay Co. 0 llitrs I M:p Itl-ilisli Line Advnnced LONDON", Aug. 1.',. Tho British lino has been advanced slightly east of ltainoi oui t in the district north ttcst of Clu-.ulncs on Iho Picnrdy bat- WEEKS & LIcGOWAN CO UXDlORTAKIOPt lay rhoiie: Pacific '2'27. Mjjlit I'liones: 1 Weeks, Lady .-Vssislant. l.TIiltUUl:.1 Al'TUC'AK CO ti.mk cxnn Lenve Medford tor Asmand, Talent and Phoenix dall, except Sunday at S:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day nt 10:15 p. in., Sundays lcavo at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. Leavo Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, nt 9:00 a. m., and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 nnd 5:15 p. m. Also on Snturday nights at 5:30. Sunday leave Ashland at 9.00 a. in., and 12:30, 4:30 and !:30 d. m. PRESIDENT VISITS a E JIANVIIKSTKH, JL-iss., An;;. 1") President nnd Mrs. WiUon arrived liere today for a visit at the summer home of Colonei K. M. Ilouse. 'J'iieir s)c'-inl trein made the trip i'roni Vt i'.slilnpttul in apH'o.ilunlely 1 lioui's, urrivin;; here at i):2tl o'clock this morning'. Kscaping liy a lew hii'.u-i some of Hie holiest wealller ol Hie summer, Hie president found llie f.orlh shore delightfully cool und eleur. Tile president and Mrs. Wiison were ni'.- .it Ibe station liv Colonel J-LATE 10 ci.ASSI?I LUST Black loose Teaf""!.'. note book Willi unruled leaves, about 4x'l Inches. Ralph Wuldo hllden, Kuss Mill, phono 52!). 124 KOlt SALI-1 Kentucky. Wonder beans, best for cunning; 25 lbs., delivered, $1.25; 50 lbs., $2.25. Call 3 1 4 -J or booth 21, Public .Market. 12S FOR SALE OR TRADE 18 mouths old colt for farm wagon and har row. 1204 WCst Tenth. 124 WANTi:i Second-hand gun nt 1: Kast Main. 1: KOI'NH Valuable check on side walk. Owner can have same by paying ad and proving property. Hrown's Billiard Hall. 123 LOST On down town streets, four leaf clover ng-ato pin, gold mount ing. Return to Blnu's Market and rocelvo reward. 124 FOIl RK'NT Twerverooin housed partly furnished or not; furnace heat. Phone 4UI1-R. 12S FREE. BIG COW BOOK. A.ldio. llr , ( II, .!.' Ui..l.m. Mm iHEiPni 1 the cow neeos nap. I i (V-i smiNft9 n BUY DR DANIELS" COW INVIGORATOR FROM YOUR DEALER. HEATH'S DRUG STORE Can Serve You With Dr, Daniels' Morse and Cattle Medicine. Come in and See UsandjGet a Book ORKIiOX MVN LINUS Till: "WOMlCltll I," A M'LLNHHITIUSS liiiptiin- liiglit Inguinal, 7 r Siaiullng, l ined Willi "Wonderful" Truss The Truss I ordered from you orr a year ago has proven very satisfactory. 1 shall certainly recommend your Truss to anyone I happen to learn of who Is suffering from hernia, and expect to pU-i o my order with you when I am again In need of a Truss, but from Hie way this spi-ndid Truss is holding out 1 do not believe that will be in the very mar fun-re. Thanking you tor your Interest 1 am. Yours very truly. , F. II. 11AHSTOW. Heath's Drug Store ,. ... !i... i, i-uiTiiifleil to enioy the brief se nnd Mrs. Ilouse nnd .. j . khoy .1 1.. li --'s inn i-l'SHMtil nun 1 -' N -i . , itlier tiici..!.-. ,, ,i.it,,rs were exiieeteil. PIION'K HXI. TIIK SAN VOX STOIIK .1 1. ..t i ... 1 ii-esiili-i I -.11:11 11- it was uie i-ii 1 - m Mr! ,Jrt 4"VS I., f ' t A twQ$4$ y rcr ifiiusc iiAua ivmcuLo Have a Supply cf Carnation There's one trouble you needn't have at all in the busiest time of your year on the fruit farm. You can settle the milk trouble for that time as for all times by stocking up with sever al cases of Carnntition is sweet, fresh, pure r-.:3: evaporated to consistency of cream, ar.d canned. It l:cep3 perfectly in a ccol dry pkee until used cp. ths table. Dilute Carnation with ar. ccxdl vclume of vater, and you have mill: of ctar.dx-d consistency for drinking or f jr any use to which you ibiir.erly put ordinary milk. Carnation should tc ucctl In lea and coffee cr on fruits and cereals just as it comes from the can. rmatlnn "mnlcea evcrvthinc vnn cock taste better." "The tl!Z::'.2L Story of Carnation Mi'.::," a book that we will te e'.ad tJ ser.d you free, giv'C3 1C0 tnctJ reci pes. 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