Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 09, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAflE TWO MEDronn matt, trip.uxe. mepfotip. oni'dox, mokday. RTTTErr.ER n. wis I0CAL AND PERSONAL Tho following contributors to the ' last Hod Cross campaign havo report ed that their names railed to bo in cluded in tho published list o! sub scribers: Mrs. i K. Close, Meoford, $5.00; W. L. Lull, Central Point, J5.00; W. E. Iluminul, HaKle I'olnt, $10.00. Dr. Heine, Garnott-Corey Bldg. Wilson Walto, former member oi the Seventh company but later trans ferred to tho band of tho 2!ith Const artillery, arrived homo this morning from Fort Stevens on a tlireo daB furlough to visit relatives and friends. For the best Insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man, Sirs. E. R. Klrchgossner, wlfo of Dr. E. U. Klrchgossner arrived Saturday evonlng from San Krancltco where he has spent the summer, was met by her husband and left at once for their homo In upper Itoguo river. and tnrce-colo stock pear labels for sale, llodford Printing Co. tf Frank H. Madden returned Satur- - day ovenlng to Seattle after a few days visit with friends and looking after business affairs. Ho reports that tho .Mnililcu-llniilcy salmon can nerics enjoyed a mont prosperous year, packing ir.0,000 cases of sal mon, valued nt $1,000,000, Daily's Taxi. Phone 15. It. U Cooper, wiro and little daughter of Crescent City, Cal., who spent the week end with Mrs. I). II Sollss, th mother of .Mrs. Cooper, started fur homo today. bpeclal for schools, book or 2!i songs of tho United Slates nnd her , allies, 25c, at Palmer's. The Epworth League of tho Moth odlst church will hold a very Impor tant business session In tho lo:u;uc room of tho church Tuesday ovonlng , at 7:30. All members aro urged to bo present and help plan the work for tho coming winter. Sirs. Paul Hanson, local ngcnf for JMibono Corsets. Phono 5S5-1I. 150 L. J. Allen, stnlo pig club lender, from Corvallln will bo hero Tue.idny and Wodnesduy. llo will address four moetlugs nt Crlffln, Creek, Tal ent, Chnpporal and Cold Hill. Judg ing contests of corn nnd pigs will fol ' low tho meetings. Furnituro packing, crating. Doug las, 201 S. liivorslde, phono IG2-J. Dave Pent'., tho Trail road super visor, was a Medfonl visitor Satur day, returning homo In his new Chevrolet. During tho month of September I nm going to glvo tho public a chance . to buy shoos, first-class goods, at 1 0 per cent discount below the regular prices. This la an opportunity you won't got again soon. I,, K. Stroud. No. 10 South Central avenue to Tho members of tho Christian church will go n farewell reception to Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Shirley nnd Mrs. Andrew Emerson next Wednes day night In tho parlors of the church. All friends are cordially In vited to attend. Fruit Driers for home use. Pacific Furn. & Fix. Factory. H(i K. li. Vrooinan left this mornln to rosumo military duly at Camp Lewis after a ten days furlough spent bore with his wlto and relatives. Mattress making anil f irulturo up holstering.' Douglas, 201 S. Itlver I(lo. Phone 1C2-J. ' Mrs. Maud Itohlmnu of Pasadena. Calif., arrived today fur a vlnlt with lior molher, Mrs. Kato MiMiirlroy, and sister and brother. Mrs. .MeMur Iroy whu hud been ipilln 111 Is now Improving. Feather mattresses nnd renovat ing. Douglas, 201 3. liivorslde. 162-.I. Critically 111 with appeiidiclti Bernard, tho eight year old sou of -Mr. and Mrs. Karl Knapp was broirgbt by train this morning from Dunsmulr, Calif., where ho had been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Carl Hoots, and taken to his home where Doctor Conroy, Piekel and Emmens held a consultation and decided his condi tion would not permit of nn opera Hon Just now. The boy who had been 111 for two days, was reported as resting somewhat easier this after. noon. Miss Myrtlo Meadows who lias been located at Astoria for tho past four months, arrived home today to spend a 15 days vacation with nor mother, Mrs. I.Ida Meadows. At 2 o'clock this afternoon a meet ing or the bean growers of the Apple- goto section was held nt Provolt to form an auxiliary to the recently or ganized Southern Oregon Dean Grow- ors association. County Agricultural Agents Cnte and Thompson of Jack son and Josephine counties were In attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins and chil dren of Dunsmulr, who visited with friends In Jacksonville over Sunday left for home this morning. B. D. Weston returned from his lumber mill In Klamath county Mon day lo register under the new draft law for military duty. l. A. Wukcman and Mrs. Wako man havo returned from a two months trip to Portland. Dr. I-,. H. French arrived homo Saturday night from a month's busi ness trip north as far as Portland Tho heavy rain of tho past two days extinguished all the rorest fires which were burning In the Applegate district and elsewhere In this terri tory. Several of the fires had as sumed serious proportions before the rains enme. Most of the Tiro fighters were recalled to their homes todav. Jesso Itlchurdson of Central Point. was placed under arrest today for having driven his auto o,ver five lines of hoso during tho Model Clothing ompany firo early Sunday morning, and was notified to appear before County Prosecutor Huberts this afternoon. Iud:;o I'. M. CntklnB and I'. Hoy Davis went to Grunts Pass this morn ing lo allend tho opening of the Sep tember term of circuit court in .lilse- pliluo county. Mrs. Jennie norland, mother of Mrs. F. II. Dressier, left for her home at Ontario, Calif., this morn ing. I'p lo last night 110 cars of pears had" been shipped out or .Ucilloril to tho east during the season. Four ant were shipped last night nnd Ight curs on Saturday night. II. T. D( I.osh arrived homo today from a week's visit at Aberdeen. Wash. Miiong counly visitors In the city Saturday night and Sunday who were registered at the hotels were Mr. and Mrs. (1. C. Murphy of Ashland Mr IIKt .Mrs. C. J. Oulgtov or Jackson- A WONDERFUL PICTURE AT THE PILT0 theater ft . 4" t w 1 .7 C.'L "If 4 I t - i . J ' 4. , 1 T ) 1 it. At-, V i r 1 t &1A Si l&.tofaHAjiM&!Wibt 1k "lleiuis of the World" bns been .inirliig to imcked liolises nt Hie Hinlto niiil will be tho nttractlon to night anil Tuesday, matinee and lilHlit. It is II. W. (irimtli's niasterp leco and .Mr. (.'rifl'itli is shown in the ceiiter. Dr. J. Q. Itohlnson, of Cedar nap Ids, will be the director in churge of the thrte-day Hadcliffe Chautaquu to be held In Medford, Sept. 14, 10, and 17. lie will remain during the entire Chautauqua, and will dollver two lectures of much Importance to the community on account of the critical period thru which we are now passing. The Chautauqua director's first lecture, "The Call to tho Colors," will be given on the second night. This will bo a discussion concerning the mobilization of wealth and in- I dustry into a solid army furnishing money, men and munitions to back up the boys at tho fronj. "When the Hoys Como Home" will be the topic of tho second lecture, and will be the closing number of the Chautauqua. This lecture will be devoted to the creation of high community ideals end the evolution of these Ideals Into realities in order that "the old home town" may be better when the boys come back to it than it is as they are leaving In order to fight for the cause of liberty. 1853, in Pennsylvania, and came to ' of Canyonvllle. Ore.; and two broth- Jackson county 32 years ago from 1 ers and three sisters who are Geo. Tulare county. Calif. Ho was city I W. Murray of Hanford, Cal., Wm. marshal of Medford from 1901 for Muruy of Canby, Ore., Mrs. M. E. two years, and the past H years had Merriman and Mrs. E. Maul of Med been a resident of Central Point. In ford. Ore., and Mrs. Monroe Gordon early life Mr. -Murray followed the of Beagle, Ore. butchers trade and In lato yearB has' Funeral services will be held at been a merchant of Central Point. the family home In Central Point. Ho leaves his wife, Martha, and and the buriaf will be in tho Central two daughters and one son who are j Point cemetery. It, E. -Murray and Mrs. Fred Hamlin j 1 " of Vallejo, "Cal., and Mrs. Will Kelso ! With Mdfnr(1 trortH Is Medford made. , STORIES OF WAR EST! BY DR. LOVEJOYi Inspiring, intellectual, md in.-'tructiYe u:is the Dr. Kstlier I'ohl l.nvYjov of IVrtluml . bow bail or The leimr of her remarks was mostly to bring -on! the fuet, ns she once so cuiivineiiHy slated, that the war on (leruinn's putt is one against women anil children. Tlie .Mii'l'erings of the women, rhiMreii and y,uni' ::irU in tie ili-lrii-!-. .anlured U- Hie !eruiiii:s was viiiiiv imrlruvct. Atrocities Authenticated In siieakiii'' of the atrocities n?i Hi,' j part of tlie Oeriiien soldiers, Dr. patriotic; ''"'j'.v said in, part: "Whenever address of i.v,m 'lt':ir "f "".v atrocity, no matter Imeldicr, believe it. While at the I 'aae tliealer ia-d niulit. whieli , I ilii! not lersoilullv m env tn-.-liies "pencil the liberty bond cainnaiu'ii ir DIED MCltlt.W" Samuel II. Murray died at his homo In Central Point, Sunday, Sept. S, at 4 p. m. of apo-plexy,- aged 05 years, three months anil five days. He was born June 3. How hong Must I Suffer From the Pangs of Rheumatism? ; Is there no real relief in sight? Doubtless like other sufferers, yon have often asked yourself this ques tion, which continue; to remain un answered. Science has proven that your Rheumatism is caused by a Bcrni in your blood, and the only way lo reach it is by a remedy which elim inates and removes these little pain demons from your blood. This ex plains why liniments and lotions can do no permanent good, for they cannot possibly reach these germs which infest your blood by the mil lions.. S. S. S. lias been successfully used ior Rheumatism for more than fifty years. Try it to-day, and you will find yourself at last on the right track to get rid of your Rheuma tism. You can get valuable advice about the treatment of your indi vidual case by writinir to the Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Co, Dept. D, Atlanta, Ga. MEN WANTED For Logging, Saw Mill and Box Factory Work Eight "hour day good working . conditions healthful climate best of wages. Write or call upon . : KLAMATH LUMBERMEN'S LOGGERS' ASSN. iliiin Street, Klamath Falls, Oivon THE JOY MOTHERHOOD MVtUnnl. Kinm the ihumciiI Dr. ovi'jny stril on (lie st;li;c ill her HELD By TANKS Miss l.lnwond lllakely left this lnornini; for Portland where she will attend hliih school this winter, l-.'n routo sliu will stop off at Slic-dd fur a visit with Miss VUinn ( lark. Pocket book of solids the soldiers PltiK. only 15c, at Palmer's, ss South Main. An unto tourist parly whl.-h ar il, ed i,; t:.o llot.d Holland lute last n la lit consi.-ts of J. V. Clilchi--tcr nnd family nnd C. (i. Huberts of San l'Vancisco. I am startlnit my fall classes In violin. Careful attention Klven to bei; I nnors nnd to tln.so farther ad vanced. The ncii'ililim of a beautiful tone, where real talent Is evident, !s Hiiro to follow careful study of un method. Studio dais Wednesday and Saturday. W. ('. Janes, phone 3i:;-.l, St. Mark's block. 1 is Just one-half inch of r.ilu fell In .Meiironi and vicinity from S.iiui-d.i until 5 a. in. today. The rainfall 111 im n ureal aid to dairymen and st"' k- , Bleu by reivlni; iastur,i;. and il ,. ! t)ioui:iit will not liitirieie in any i v tent with the naryc-tln,; of tae l.iie, pen l:, as a lay-off r.f a il.iv ,-r m -,i ' from jdikliii; will riiabled the con-; Bested pai klni; hous-. s tn r.itcli ep. Mr. and Mrs. ('.. K. ,!ase oi Wi h- j lta, Kits., who had been vislnm; lieie' for goveral days, left today fur a so I Journ lit Ia Aniteles. I WASIIIXliTOX. Sepl. coiiiiiHliiii:e II. fl-'ti-'r Snial iv I'vpedt- IVr-.liin. loll.iws: "I leuiliu:irter Americ lioliarv I'oi-i-i-s Sei,. ,S. "Sc-tii.n A. - Aside lioni palrol en eiiunei-4 an, I l-eav y :irtilh-rv J ieiitiu "Mill oi l In- Aiae, here is ,ailliin-j lo report I'nvii 111" se.e.u-; vieciipic by our Irnujif ' PRO-KUN OFFICIAL BECOMES SMUGGLER l.l.li.M'.. Sepl. II. (ierinan nutliori- ties in liiiinaniii. have diseovered that M. t i.ileana, se.-elarv general of III u : :. ..I, iiii, in iiiiiiiiry oi iiiinnee nnd nn anient pru t ierinan, has been smnc. ;liiiL- betueeii I'ln-lia rest and las-v fur pei-v,,i:il profit. (..v ,, .niii-tii.iis i ? I i IhmIi (lenuaii ulli -iveil Ilim lliuii pi-nal si i-Mlnul, With Meilt.iiit im.ln li Medfnrd mni'o CASH and Garry Vi:-it Iho nv (iroifiy nnd li.icKi-i Ston just cipent'd nt VI ii' t .M.iin, uml ?a v o uniir v !In tn'owarle.-t of tifc dui iiut I In.' w ar period. Look Over Our Stock The Truax Co. Ifed Cross nllii er's uniform with Iho Chairman (. ('. ilin;i;s and before 1k- llllll tillered a Won Hie lar-je nililielle. liked her, mid niter she had talked a moment, from then on until the cud o' her over nn hour's discourse, h?r auditors ca'T'-rlv drank in every utter anee, channel! with lu-r pleasintr per sonality niiil her lucid way of liriu imr out war I'acls. H.v nil odds Dr. I.ovejov was (hi inosl cl'l'ecl ive speaker heard here since the war bewail, tniil everyone of her hearers eained a new in-iL:lit into the war nnd the niecssily of conlrib utine liberally In uphold the tinny nnd brili-r nliout. Iierniiinv's ilel'eul. tlloiluli the spe.i'.er made no direct appeal to purchase lilierlv bonds, ,-ui-Irilmle lo the support of the lied Cross nnd various other activities, yet tliroiielinut her uddi-css tood out the niluioiiilion to saeriliee, buvatnl 'ii- to the limit of capacity. Alisem-o of Venom What made her remarks all (lie more elleelive nnd telling was their I'ail-ne-.-, even In Iho eiieniv am! lo tal abeiu e of venom and bitterness. Her appeal was to the in!."!lect. siu oalhv and patrioti--pi of the iiii'iicnce. 'I'here was no attempl at oratorv nor slriii"- lor el led, but with always siuiliuc- face, clear cut and beautiful didnm she related laels and imerest. itU' war incidents, alnio-l convcrn- ticnally, which she Imd witnessed during her year's lied t'ro-s work in l-'rance. I heard of many from iinip!..'--tion-eil aullinritive sources, and witnessed so much corroborative evidence. Yes. .juM believe unylhimr you hear iibnut alrocilies. Of course such uwliil ilrocilies ns Hie ( lit tiiivr off of cliilil- rcn s hands is no doubt m each in stance the wori; of perverli d indiviil ual soldiers, but let lire tell you tint atrocities like the t!e;ulin ami cn--luviti of all L'irls of Ki nnd over is the work of the German cfivonimonl." llieli lilbule to the American sol ilicrs in l-'rance i was paid bv th" speaker. saw ' nml adiiiired I lie al lied soldiers over Du re,'' she said. "The l!rili-.h soldiers- are fine, th" French soldiers., well Ihcy niv won derful, but Iho American SY.Miors, ,,h, mi bir mid .t i-jt i sl 1 1 and strong - l!ie Altlerici'il so!.;ier, tllev are so splendid." Came to this Woman after Taking L.ydia E. Pinkham' Vegetable Compound to Restore Her Health LATE TO CLASSIFY FOIt S. K tlood cow, or will trade for good horse. I Jr. Helms. 1 Id WANTI-ID Hoy to do chores for board while itoIiik to se'aool. Ber keley Orchards. I in Molhor's Day Will all mothers of soldiers, wlsh !l!',' to tiarticliiale In tho .Mother's day celebration, Sept. 21. please phone Mrs. Martin C. Harbor, phone No. 1I0-J2. or to Mrs. It. A. Holmes, phono No. 3!i:i-ll ut earliest convenience? llfWII 11 Ellonsburg, Wash. " After t wna married I waa not well for a long time nnd a good deal or the lime va3 not able to pc about. Our greatest desire was to have a child in our home and one day my husband came back from town v.ith a bottle of Lydin E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound and wanted mo to try it. It- brought relief from mv troubles. X improved ir. health so 1 could do my housework; we now hrive a little one, all of which I owe to Lydia K. I'inkhanva Vejjetnble Compound." Mrs. O. S. Johnson, R. No. 3, llensburg, Wash. There are women everywhere who Ion : for children in their homes yet are denied this happiness on account of some functional disorder which in most ciues would re-zcUly yield to Lydia K. Pinkh:;m's Vegetable Compound. Mich women should not give up hone until they have given this wonuYrful ludicine a trial, ami for special advice wiite Lydia E. Vinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mas, a he result 01 40 years experience is at your service. Absolutely Removes; Indigestion. Druggists' refund money if it fails. 25c See us if you have Barley, Oats and Hay for sale. We Buy Sacks Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Largest collection of Second-Hand rgaos r i i 1 ever in .uo:nori, nititnn: m pi'ii'c from ijCUKl to ."0.00. Soino clioifo eh;iH'l emails lor schools niiil fliui'i'lies. Palmer's Place 2S Soutli Central. WEEKS & McGOWAN CO rNii:KTAKi:n I'nf 1'lione: I'm Iflc SS7, MkIiI riionra: 1". V. Mivk, IH.T.IS. li.l) .vtaut. fir ,1 likiAiiWiyi'a - viccfHu yLt;iK tsz;, ;nj:ivriisi tekrfm PASTEURIZED m : II (I .1 i .! ! SiiJ bra JACKSON COUNTY CREAMERY ! HHCNE5I MrDFC iT0 ( UreON. IT IS VERY ESSENTIAL That your prescription lie compounded liy a competent pharmacist, with dniRS and chemicals of pnro quality, and that the doctor's orders be followed absolutely. We do all this. Wo do all In our power to help the doctor help the sick. PHONE 884. Heath's Drug Store THE SAN TOX STORE choo Books TJIl S IS II EADQTJARTEES FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES You fail find even- lliing your youngster needs for tlie new school term, right here in our extensive stoek. Pens, Eulcrs, Pencils, Erasers, Fountain Pens, Tablets, Etc., Etc. If you can not come personally, just send the kiddies down with a list and they will he given as careful and courteous attention as if you came yourself. A few of (lie old thick pencil tablets left at 5c. First come, first served. WEST SIDE PHARMACY TJio $leaJlL Store medford, ore. Your Countrys Colors r I I Show FLAG ORNAMENTS FOR RADIATORS I rnm m n n 5 Allied flags 3 British, French and U. S. ?1.S5 $1.35 U. S. Flag and Service Flag S1.00 4 C. E. 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