Medford mail tribune., September 14, 1918, Page 2, Image 2

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MT.DFORD MATE TIURUNE. MEDFORD. OREC.OX, SATURDAY, "REPTEMRER '14, 101S
TOCAL AND
J PERSONAL
The 69th artillery In which arc
over 20 former members of the Sev
entli company, lias arrived Btifa In
France. A message to tho above ef
fect was received this forenoon by
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. ISclllni;er from
their son Ralph. Other Moil ford par.
ents whoBO sons are in tills orgunlza
Hon received similar nicssuKCs today,
Including Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lofluiid,
We now have a first-class auto
machinist who Just arrived, and we
are prepared' to handle all kinds of
auto repair work. Valley UaraKe.
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And still It rains. From Friday
morning up until 8 a. m. today the
rainfall amounted to .57 of an hull,
making the total precipitation so far
this month 1.1 1! inches. Still more
rain Is In sight as the local prediction
this morning was for rain tonight
nnd Sunday, while the government
forecast Is for ri.lnH In this part
of Oregon next week.
School books for all tho grades al
West Side Pharmacy, (iood service
able second-hand books taken on ex
change. 151
The members of tho school board
and tho teuchers of tho Bchools will
attend the Burvlce at tho Melhodlst
church Sunday night, when Itev. Dr.
Rollins will preacli a sermon appro
priate to tho opening of schools Mon
day. Wanted Ten bright capable ladies
to travel, demonstrate and sell well
known goods to established dealers.
125.00 to $.".0.0 per week; railroad
oda farcpaid; woekly advance for
traveling expenses. Addross at once
Goodrich Drug Company, Dept. 13!),
Omaha, Nobr.
F$d Q. Snodlcor loft Thursday
afternoon for Camp Pike near l.lltlu
Rock, Ark., to nttond tho Infantry of
ficers training school for four
months, at tho expiration of whirl,
tlmo ho expects to bo awarded a com
mission. Mr. Snodlcor only recently
returned from taking a month's offl
cprs training courso nt tho University
of Oregon.
Ona sad thrce-colo stock pear
labels for sale. Modford I'rlnllng
Co. tr
'Miss Knthorlino Soulier who has
ween a long dlHlnnco operator in the
tolephono exchange lvero for over n
yoar past, left this morning for Port,
land, whero sbo expects to take em
ployment In n tolophono exchange of
tho state metropolis.
10 por cent discount on men's and
boys' shoos during September at No.
10 South Central avenue, city.
Mrs. W. Charles Lnngabecr of Tu
coma who en route homo from I.oh
Angeles stopped oTf hero for n visit
with Mr. nnd Mrs. M. S. Schmidt, old
acquaintances from bock cast, let'
for homo today. s
Feather mattresses and renovat
ing. Douglas, 201 S. Itlvorsldo. 1U2-.I.
H. C. Joy nnd wife, Miss l.nurn .ley
nnd Anderson Joy, of Medfiird, were
In Eugonn ycslorduy on a motor trip
thru tho stato. Kugcno Messenger.
Tho phonograph with n soul. Tin
now ICdlson Diamond Disc. Palmer
Piano Place, 2S South Central Ave.
The public market of this morning
which had been counted on to be the
hest of tho season, did not meet this
expectation becauso of tlte heavy
rain. Despito (ho downpour from
early morning, Ijowovcr. there was a
plentiful supply of everything except
peaches and potutoi-s and a large pa
tronage. Potatoes which had been
expected In from 1'erslnt by parcel
post failed to nrrlvo, probably be
causo tho rain or tho past two days
had prevented digging them.
Mr. I'red Alton llalght, teacher of
piano, (specialist), announces fall
term. MIhs i:ihel Dean, assistant
teacher, llalght Music F.tudln, 4 nl
Carnelt-Corey (Liberty) building.
Medford, Oregon. Phono 72. l.'.o
Miss Nellie Ileirer of Kugene, who
tntight In the public school here fur
the past two years and will lea- h this
year in the schools of her home i lly,
left for Kugene Ibhi morning after a
several days visit with friends.
Mattress making nnd f .irnlturo up
holstering. Douglas, 201 S. Itivor
sld. Phone 12-.I.
Mrs. ,1. jr. Kllgore and son anil
daughter of Ungue itlver, left today
for Diinsiiiulr where they will spend
the winter. :
Furniture parking, crating. Doug
las, 201 8. Hlverslcle, phono IC.2-J.
Mrs. 8. M. 1 1 ii wit who with her
husband located lit I'lirJnml List
April and who bad hn-n ,,.n. several
, days looking after business ntattei
left for Portland today.
Daily's Taxi. Phono 1 3.
Following a visit here with lu-t
Bister, Mrs. Jl. D. Hull. Mrs. I". .1
Stnrkey and daughter Tbeima !-ft
Saturday for Ibclr home nt Uoppiicr.
Ore.
Mrs. 1'mil Hanson, local agent for
Ntiliono Corsets. Phone :,WII. Km;
Tho Itndclllfe thaiit!iniini lent
where tho chautauiiua pruRrams for
the benefit of the local Led Cros
chapter will he held lieglnnlng today,
was pitched on Friday on huMuarkei
square opposlto the .uh hotel.
Dr. and Jlrs. JI. C. Harbor are still
withoet any official news ns to the
fats of Lieutenant iXuwell Harbor,
their son, who daring an airplane
battle last month was seen to descend
In his disabled plane behind the (ior-
man lines. Two days ago Dr. linrber
received a message from the war de
partmont that as yet that department
had no word even of tho mishap that
befell tho young Jledford soldier. Dr.
Barber has asked tho war depart
ment to at once take steps If possible
to ascertain from tho German gov
ernment tho whereabouts of Newell
and whether he was injured.
one ana tnrce-coior stock pear
labels for Bale. Medford Printing
Co. tf
Former Chief of Police J. 13. Hilt-
son arrived home today from Port
land whero ho testified before the
federal grand Jury in tho slacker and
white slavery case against a Califor
nia man ho arrested In this city. F.
Hoy Davis was also a witness in this
case before tho grand Jury.
Dr. Ilolne, Garnett-Coroy Bldg.
The heavy rain of last night and
this morning, together with tho fact
that most gutters thruout tho city
wore filled with leaves and other
matter, caused many catch basins In
Jfedford to becomo clogged, rosulting
in small Hoods In a number of loca
tions.
For tho host Insurance soe Holmos,
the Insurance Man.
Frank and lOugeno Itlebo loft this
morning for a visit with their father
at Hilt until .Monday.
Flag ornaments for radiators. C.
K. Gates Auto Co. l.r.0
Jlrs. F. C. Claussen and son, for
merly of Medford, together with .Mrs.
H. H. Bryant, who are en routo from
Corvallis to JVatsonvlllo, Calif.,
where they will locate permanently
slopped off hero for a visit with Miss
Hello Grlerson and JUsb Ida Keith,
left for Wnlsonvllio today.
(The, Brunswick all phonographs
In one. Palmar Piano Place, 2 8 South
Central avonuo.
.Mark Montgomery, tho local South
ern Pacific agenl, arrived homo last
night frotn Portland where ho attend
ed a conference or Southern Pacific
agents.
..Wo. have n few homo fruit dryers
on baud. Will close out at $6.00
each, complete. P. F. & F. Factory.
Mr. and .Mrs. Sharon Hawk left to
day for tlio Hawk Mountain ranch
near Derby whero Jlr. Hawk will
take ehargo of tho lumber mill for
merly operated by his brother, n. S.
Iliiwll; who Is In Ibo aviation service
In Franco.
Mrs.' A. J. Calkins of Hugeno. vice
chairman or tho woinon's Liberty
Loan committee for Oregon, who on
routo home fronrKlamath Falls stop
ped off here for a Liberty Loan con-
I'erenco yesterday and n visit with
luilgo and Jlrs. F. Jl. Calkins, left
for Kugene this morning.
Phil Jlelschau, manager or the Im
perial hotel or Portland and K. K
Kubll, member of tho legbilalure
frotn Portland and formerly or Jack
sonville, arrived In the city today
from a visit to 'tho Iteddy chrome
initio nt Seiad, Calif., and a sojourn
In the steamboat district where they
took up clalniB on rich deposits of
chromo.
Jlr. nnd .Mrs. M lit on Ottoman and
children following a vacation spent
lu Jledford and vicinity and San
Francisco, from which city they ar
rived this morning, leave tonight for
their home at Itlddle. whero Jlr.
Ottoman Is Southern Pacific agent.
When five more ears of pears were
shipped east from Jledford last night
the total number of cars shipped so
far this season reaehi d ti;u.
A telegram received In the city
this morning from Jlartla ISeddy al
San Francisco, slated that he would
not return to Medford until, next
week. Willi Jlr. and Jlrs. liose llark
ilull and Postmaster Jllnis .Mr. Iteddy
left a week ago last Jlnnday by auto
for a week's visit at San Francisco.
It Is presumed that the party will re
turn together next week.
Jlr. anil Jlrs. It. It. Darnellle who
until recently were located at Falls j
creek where Mr. Iiarueille was opera,
tor for the power company, left s.il
urilav for Oakland, Calif., to reside.
after a visit at Unite Falls and with
Mr. and Jlrs. Grover Iiarueille In
Medford.
.Mrs. William llroad and son Wil
liam left tod. iv "for their home at
Weed, following a visit at Jackson
ville with relatives.
Notice
My wife, Jlrs. It. W. (Gene) t'raw
foril, having left my bed anil heard
I will not be rcspnn-dhlo for debts
contracted .by her.
I III IS. W. t'l.'AWI'Oltll.
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDKKTA KE1J
Day Phone: Pacific 7.
Night Plumes: V. V. Wn-kx, 1II;I-J-J.
l.tiily Assistant.
Soe us If you luivc Barley,
Oats iiiul lltiy for salt).
Wc Buy Sacks
Monarch Seed S Feed Co.
"PARLOR. BEDROOM AND OATH," AT PAGE MONDAY.
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Aro you a wife wlio is proutl of her
hiiHtunul'a fatal attrartitm for worn
on? Or arc you tho husband In the
ciho? In either event, you should mo
to see "Parlor, Heihoom and Math,"
tho screamingly funny farce comedy
which A. H. H'oods will present at
tho I'age theatre on Monday evening,
direct from 1ho Republic theatre,
N'ew York, where It was one of the
conspicuous comedy hits of last sea
son. "Parlor, TJcdroom and Hath" is
said to contain one of the most in
genious plots ever embodied In a
comedy. As much of it aa lias boon
divulged concerns tho adventures of
nn innocuous young husband, who Is
compelled to live up to his wife's
comeption of him ns a gay Lothario.
Modest and innocent as he is, she
still belfdves liim irresistible to
women, and glorlea in his imaginary
past. To sustain the illusion he pro
ceeds to pose aa a dare-dovil, and
quite unwittingly becomes involved
in a desperate situation in a private
suite in a lonely wayside inn. A
carnival of laughter follows in the
wake of his predicament, and a
wealth of hilariously amusing lines
and situations.
Al RIALTO SUNDAY
Monroe Salisbury, winner of screen
laurels Tor his work in uii'.ny master
Bluebird photoflrninaK, is nt the Ki
alto theater with his latest and per
haps ino-t appealing drama of the
great, west, liieideut aljy, he carries
a new role to add to the wonderful
gallery of characters he has already
n ado famous, . ,
If you like a pood scran, if you are
in sympathy with the mifn of moder
ate means w ho is bucking tho monop
oly of big business, you will like Mon
roe Salisbury as Alan Maclhmald in
"Winner Takes All," founded on Cr.
V. OgdenV novel, (Tlie Hustler of
Wind Kiver," which will be shown at
the Kialtn theater tnmororw.
' You will recall Monroe Salisbury as
the star of "Hungry Kyes,' "The Sav
acre' "The Guilt of Silence,'? "Hands
Down," and other successful dramas,
of the screen.
I WOULD YOU!
AVE $300 1
.Mrs. Thomas Fulton and daughter
left Friday for a visit at Yreka whore
lira. Fulton, who had been ill for two
weeks , with ptomaine poisoning,
hopes to thoroly recover her health.
SALVATION II
DRIVE 10 OPEN
HI ME
Kndorr.cd by President V:I:-on,
Secretary Baker and General Persh
ing, approved by tho national, state
i"nd locnl council of defense, tho (U
Jzmis of Medford and all points In
tho county aro Invited to participate
lu tho drive for funds for tho Salva
tion Army to keep up t lu ir splendid
work in Kranco among our imya over
thore. Drive will open on Wednes
day.
Of their undaunted courage nii.1" r
firo, their devotion to the best inter
ests of tho hoys Mine ran be no
doubt. Tho Salvation Army lnslitf
liavo brought to the American soldier
perhaps the mont chnraeterl.'-'tlc bit
of tho far off home hind that has
fallen to his lot in all hi:i army life.
Who that knows the American hoy at
homo can but realize what real home
made doughnuts and pics "like moth
er uml to nuikn," prepared for him
under all the trying circumstance-! of
tho field and .served with the fine
courtesy of nnblo American woman
hood, mean in pu-tatnlng him amid
his privations. This is a characteris
tic service of tho army.
Their Quota is modest and will lie
easily met by many small subscrip
tions of willing citizens.
Tho council of defense aro prepar
ing tho names of team captains and
workers and will publish the same
very soon. Each person named will
bo expected to report to his captain
by phone or in person at once and
hold themselves ready for service
Wednesday morning. This Is a pa
triotic duty and all are under the
conscription law now.
Among tho Radcllffo Chautauqua
entertainers who are guests at tho
Hotel Medford aro J. A. Robinson,
Alihy A. Flint, Mary .Toslin, Myeta II.
Cilkinson, Louisa Higglns and Alexa
Whitiniro of Washington, I. C, and
.lean I'ariot, Alfonso Hocus, Oreste
Hweanto and Ore.it Co'ppola of New
York. - ' ,.,-t
DR. RICKRRT
KYK8 SCIK.XTIFIOAMiY
TI'.STKI), AXI) GLASSES
PROPERLY, FITTED
Suite 1-8 over Mny Co.
NO liltOl'S I'SIOI)
THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
AtniiiuiircH ti St'i'yion Lt-ctinv
Siiiiilnv l'viMiiny; nt lOiht O'Cloi-k
"Our Educational Fears, Hopes & Obligations"
To lit1 Ciiven ly the 1 mister
L. MYROJN BOOZER.
I'Miii'iitui's, Pal runs iiud the leiiertil PuMin Curilially
Inviied.
, ff Bountiful Wheat CrcpN?
kfJ1' U ls r,'!,orll1 ""' tills year's
,)' wheat rrop exceeds lust yi-nra I y VAv A
7 i lo.ono.oi.Hi luisliels. tlreat mianii- W
I ji ties ef new wiie.it are on the way to 7 T
tlr ' market. l lV A
jia( ; This Is n splenilM rhnwln.c un,l 11 ?
ttA i ' "null rre'llt nuist lie uiven to t!-, I 31 A
lbA Patriotic farmers of the l S. A. X
, V We tire nt your fervlre In h.m!::,i A
VI: mntter.i nnl rnnllnlly Invito vmir 1 I
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Oregon's
Honor Roll
IX (he coming 4th Liberty
lnin liivc Oregon will
liavo an Honor lioll of
"Vidnnteer' suhMiiUTs
who liavo presented their
Mihset'ipticniK to ho ImuiUs
I XSOLK ITKI) early in the
inornlnK. opening day, Sept.
2H.
IF YOl want to help Ore
gon k over I In t4ip KIHHT
nMoin, ho sure that YiU'H
n nine gels oil that lit.
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The price of the Overland Model 90
has advanced $205
Within about 30 days a 10 war tax
goes' on all cars
We have seven Model 90's inv stock
that we bought at the old price
These Cars we 1 (A C
Will Sell at . . V
The New price is $125C
The war tax will be another $100
BUY NOW AT $1045
AND SAVE $300 ,
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School
Books
THIS IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
You e.nn find every tiling your youngster
needs for the new school term, right here in
our extensive stock.
Pens, Rulers, Pencils, Erasers, Fountain '
Pens, Tablets, Etc., Etc.
If you can not come personally, just send the
kiddies down with a list and they will be
fiven as careful and courteous attention as
if vou came yourself.
A few of the old thick pencil tablets left at
5c. First come, first served.
WEST SIDE PHARMACY
TJlO ftOl&k Store MEDFORD, ORE.
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establish ttr ie e ;
OUR BOYS WITH THE COLORS
Arthur lAiger
Fred r.ntzbacli
W E Childs
Leo 0. fonts
AValdron Drew
R. R. Ehel
I'M l'.ss
( W. Foster
A. ('. llaxelriL;
K. '. Keiidrickf
K. llowells
(i. A. Larsen
.Newton Lewis
I has. YV. Lvnn
A. R. Mi (iiiilev
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Clyde A. Malone
( irover Mi'dlev
E. Carl Miller
John Nelson
1 low ai'd O'Connor
C. I'". Olsen
W. II. Parker
H. K. Poor
.1. P.. Stubhs
llarrv Thompson
Ly le" Walt her
II. J. 'alterriure
Win. C. Wells
11. A. Wit tick
P. C. S. hol
D. Duiinon
Liberty lioiids helped to put them (here. Liberty Duiu.j ;'.'.
tain them there!
California-Oregon Power Company
MEDFORD, OREGON
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