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MEDFOTin lr.TL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Itl. 191
IOCALAND
L' PERSONAL
The request for names of mothant
of men In service who will muri'li In
tho procession of Bons the evening
of Sept. 21st, Oregon Mo'.lntrs' Patri
otic day, has been altered to Itielnde
names of mothors, wives ntnl tisteis.
There will also bo a section of little
elstcrs and brothers of sol'licr?. Those
who will march 'are asked to li lt
phono Mrs. R. A. Holmcss, ilKMt or
Mrs. Glenn Fabrkk, 422-J.
Orres, tho ladles' tailor, will do at
Miss Lonnsbury's Millinery store to
morrow, Tuesday, .September .17.
350
Among tho young men conimls
sioned as second lieutenants from the
fourth officers training camp at
Camp Fremont recently aro Frank
Foley of Central Point, Iltiiloljih
Bcholz of Mcdrord, and Nell It. Allun
of Grnnts Pass.
Mrs. B. K. Gore, teacher of piano
and harmony, rcsldonco studio 1 1 C
Genoya avenue. I)y appointment nt
St. Mark's building. 155
Miss Sylvia Huklll of Griffin' Creek
left today for. Gold Hill where al.e
will attond high school this winter'
Wo now havo a first-class auto
machinist who just arrived, and we
aro prcpare'd to handlo all kinds of
auto Tepalr work. Valley Garage.
i r. i
Miss Elizabeth Itlkor, who during
her sorvlco as waitress In the Hotel
iMcdford dining room for the past
seven years, won many friends and
acquaintances, left this morning for
Idaho Falls, Idaho, for a visit with
hor sister and from there will go
east to spend the winter. She may
return hero In tho spring. She will
visit at Portland and Seattlo prior to
going to Idaho Falls.
Regular September mcellng Med
chants association nt Hotel Holland,
Monday ovenlng, Sept. lf.tli. c. s.
llutterfleld, pres., John S. Carliln,
Bocretary.
Ilerl Kellogg who lias been In the
aviation service and stationed at
Rockwell Flold, San Diego, since the
eprlng of 1917 arrived homo last
night on his first furlough In that
longlh of tlmo, and left this niitrrtftiii'
to visit bis father at Gold Hill' frir"n
day or two after wlihli ho will return
to Medfnnl for a visit with relatives
and friends. Unless bo is granted an
extension of furlough bo will depart
for San Dltsso next Thursday.
Owing to tho "Parlor, lied Room
and Hath" company bavli.g i'ij go
south on tho 11 p. in. train tills
evening thero will bo r. curtain nt
8: 115 promptly this evenhi.r.
Mrs. L. 14. Doolltllo lert this morn
ing for Shupord Springs, Wash.,
whoro sbo will spend several week:-,
taking treatment for rheumatism. Kn
roulo she will stop off nt Portland
for a visit with her sister.
Flag ornnmonts tor radiators. ('.
K. Gates Auto Co. jo
Jlayor C. II. Domnrny nnd wife or
Grants. Pass, woro Sunday gnosis or
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kl'orker.
Export acetylene welding and lathe
work. Kxperlenced auto mechanics.
Ford work dono nt Ford prices. ('ni
tor l,uko Motor Co. 1.13
Tho Jackson County Iluslncs.s
Men's association will meet at G.30
p. m. today nt tho Cafo Holland. This
will bo tho association's first mrutlng
following tho summer vacation per
iod. For tho best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
The association of Mothers, Wives
and Next of Kin will hold their regu
lar morning In tho library Tuesday
afternoon nt 2:30. A Inrgo atten
dance Is desired as plans for the
Mothors Day parade will bo perfected
at that tlmo.
Feathor mattrosses and renovat
ing. Douglas, 201 S. Riverside. 102-J.
Dr. and Mrs. It. W. Miller and fam
ily nnd II. Newton of San .lose, Calir.,
nro motor tourists who aro guests at
the Hotel Holland.
Tho phonograph with a soul. The
now Kdlsou Diamond Disc. Palmer
Piano Place, 2S South Central Ave.
At Mm Soldlcni and Sailors' nssuel.
nllon encampment held last week at
Grants Pass, following the election or
officers, I). It. Andrus of Medford
was reappointed as adjutant of the
association. The officers circled are;
Colonel, M. I.. Webb of ltdseluirg;
lieutenant colonel, .lames llolinan.
major, V. S. ("rout; quartermaster,
J. C. Fiillcrlon, nnd chaplain, Mrs.
Isabel Sprnrer of Ashland.
Horn- To Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1'ur
dl n at the rc'ldemc of sirs, o. o.
Parker, 2 1 :. Knlelit slrerl, Suiida
noon, an S'j pound daughter, to be
liirlsteucd i:il.i!eib Ami. .Mother
nnd chlbl aro doing well.
.J9? LATU .LASSIFY
POU SAU' C'ir load of HncTTuyr
nt low prlie. Tel, hlei-l'cti'or,
Co. 1 ;, :,
Foil SAI.F. K. .mater mapes I .
per lb., Mission grapes -Jc per Hi..
Tokny 4c per lb. At the Geary
Orchard. t.,1'
WANTKD Women and girls for
peeling lontaioes nt Cannev. Plume
65.
Uncle Sam believes not only In
gottlng In his fuel supply early bul
in ordering enough to last a while.
Tho second car load of Hock Springs,
Wyoming, coal was dumped into the
bins of tho federal building today,
making 100 tons now ctored away
which Is regarded as a year's supply.
School books for all the grades at
West Side Pharmacy. Good service
able second-hand books taken on ex
change. 151
J. T. Oard of Applegatc, was u
visitor In tho city Sunday and today
Ho is a guest at tho Nash hotel.
' Mattress making and furniture up
holstering. Douglas, 201 S. Itlver
!de. Phono 1C2-J. .
, Seeley Hall has written his parent
that ho will bo homo next Wedncsd ty
or Thursday on a short furlough
from tho aviation camp at San Diego.
Mr. Fred Alton Ilalght, toacher of
piano, (specialist), announces fall
torm. Miss ISthcl Dean, assistant
teacher. Ilalght Music Etudlo, 401
Garnett-Corey (Liberty) building,
Medford, Oregon. Phono 72. 150
Hort Orr following a furlough of
over two weeks spent at home left
this morning for New York to resume
his sorvlco In the navy as pharmacist
mate. Ho cxpoctB to sail from LVeiv
York on tho U. S. transport Northern
Pacific, on which he Is stationed, on
her next voyage to Franco, making
his seventh round trip on this great
boat between America and abroad.
10 per cent discount on men's and
boys' shoes during September at No.
10 South Central avenuo, city.
Among tho entertainers of the
Railcllffe Chautauqua, which Is now
giving programs In Medford for the
boneflt of the Red Cross, who are
guests at tho Hotel Medford, are
Flora I). Bradford of New York Cit
and Mary C. Glenn and Miss .Miller
of Washington, D. C.
One, and three-colo stock pear
labels for sale. Medford Printing
Co. tf
Up to today so far this month 1.4.1
inches of rain had fallen In Medford
and immediate vicinity. Fair weath
er Is predicted for tonight nnd Tues
day. Ashland and vicinity had a
much hcavior rainfall, as It Is claimed
that 2.. '10 Inches of rain fell there
within 24 hours from last Friday
until Saturday night, making the
heaviest precipitation thero for that
length of time In II .1 years.
j 'Furniture packing,' crating. Doug
las, 201 S. Riverside, phono 102-J.
Stanley S. Chlrgwln, former man
ager and lesseo of tho Penbrow or
chards and now manager of the big
Leonard Orchard company tract at
Grants Pass, Is visiting friends in
.Vtedrord nnd vicinity for a fow days.
Daily's Taxi. Phone 15.
Mrs. M. It. Gllssnn of Sacramento
who en routo homo from attending
the G. A. It. convention at Portland
slopped off for a visit with her broth,
er, C. M. Van Clevo of Applegatc.
continued hor Journey homo today.
Mrs. Paul Hanson, local agent for
Nubono Corsets. Phono 585-11. 150
Tho Mlni-os Ruth and Irene Srntton
returned today to near Weed, whore
they havo been located for sotno tlmo,
after a four days visit with their
parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Stratton
of Sams Valley.
One nnd three-color stock pear
labels for sale. Modford Printing
Co. tf
Mrs. Maude It. Macdonald and son
of llittto Falls, have taken an apart
ment at the Hotel Holland for the
winter.
Dr. Ilolne, Gnrnott-Coroy Bldg.
So far this season 401 cars of penrs
havo been shipped east from Med
ford, Tour or which left the city last
night.
Tho llrtinswlck all phonographs
In one. Palmer Piano Place, 28 South
Central avenue.
Mrs. I'hlla llllvens of Applegatc.
lert Medford Ibis morning tor Grnnts
Pass to attend n mooting In that city
of the Thompson Creek Irrigation
association, at which It was planned
to take steps to Incorporate at once.
A number of residents of tho Thomp
son creek vicinity were expected to
intend today's meeting.
We have a few home fruit dryers
on hand. Will close out ill $0.(10
each, complete. P. 1 ft F. Factory.
After having laid In (he Mcdrord
tuistotfice fur the past month await
lug a liailuaill, the steel helmet cap
lured from a German prisoner by
Leo St. Clair and sent by him to
some one In this country, but which
could not be delivered as the name
ami address on the package while en
roulo bad become obliterated, will
soon nrrlwi at its Intended dcMlna
Hon, M. F. Sheets, rural canier on
route No. t, happened to roc the pic
Inn of Leo St. flair In a Portland
II' paper of Sunday and an Hen;
under II lo the effect thai his mother
at l-'lli'rw.iii.l. Ore., bad Just received
a powder b,r,; wli V b lie bad lal.en
from a Herman prisoner on .Itily 22
Assistant Postuiasler Warner was at
once notified by Sheets ami the hoi
met was forwarded to .Mrs. St. Clair
tills morning. Leo St. Clair Is a
member of the Uh engineers.
Aiming iiioior tourist parties at the
lintel li drord today were Mr. and
Mrs. ('. II. Much and Harbara and
Hetty Much and maid of Unite. Mont.,
who are en route south, and Mr. and
Mis. I.. T. Moses. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. K
llvte.i and two chauffeurs of Los
Angc!e, who arc eu route north.
FIRST OF SEASON'S
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"A maximum rosnlt with n wini
num T ffinrl' Mr. (Merman's rt1
v'v for the siK'efvd'ul farceur. And
who Mr. Ostcnn.i!.. pray? Well,
he's n hit of a suci'i'Hsful farceur hiin--If.
He plays an important part in
"Parlor. I'edroum and lialli," the
NYw York fnn hit which A. II.
Woods will present ut tlft Vivjf thca
Ut luniht. His work in "Parlor,
itcdrootii and Hath' linn elicited uni
verse v praise.
"Itarest of neturs the skilled
fanetir," says Mr. Ostermnn, "I he
man who without extravagant make
up or the use of the slap-stick can
force n Inuli from the leanest line or
"put over'' ho most tenuous of situa
tions. When that kind of an artist
showrt his htyid above the horizon he
lias only to choose front flic attrac
tive nunihcr of contracts thrust upon
him by impetuous mana:crs."
Such n man is Mr. Osterinan. He
has lilllo use for the slap-slick. A
certain quality of wit nnd satire
should mark a jrood farce, he main
tains, jnd n jjr renter consistency in
the story than 'has been noticed in
I he average contemporary farce,
which, he believes, is a detail in the
direction of which the public taste
is eonlinuallv improving.
TWO MORE AVIATORS
KILLED AT MINE0LA
NI'AV YOKK, Sept. Ni. Lieutenant
Charles Kcnney, Jr., of Covington,
Ky., and K. II. Austin of Postoit,
were killed when an army airplane
from the Mineunl aviation field fell in
the i-'latbu.'di section of Prooklyn
todav.
E
AMSTKi;i).M, Sept. 111. A pro
fessor writing in the Vie;sisolio Zei-
t miir clamors that "our po:i:'e terms
niu.st include the riht to niiiintain
(icnumi schools in countries wilh
which (leriiiiinv is nt wur.
Included among Kue.;;t3 rejU-tered
at tho hotels today were G. A. I.oney
of ChlcaKo, Arthur Ilollandor of Nw
York, Mr. and Mrs. Ceorne Tato of
Salem, II. K. Ewers and Geon;o H.
Trnnn of Kurteno. P.oudenot Peeley,
Mr. and Mrs. .1. 11. ltobinron, Q. B.
(larrnw and Bert It. Lolz nf Portland.,
L. Andrews nnd P. .McLaiiKblln of;
ItoddiiiK, W. 11. Kohlnson of Copper,
C. K. Ireland nnd L. A. Itobio ofj
Crants Pass, and ,T. I. llyrno, II. W.
Ocilvlo, Mr. and Mr. 11. T. Pelton
and (I. S. Chandler of Bun Krnnoisco.
W'lhllo usIiik a screw driver tills I
rnrannnn ir.liL'.if.l i1. Vti'.iWn of'
Hrown's nccidentally pushed the
blade clear thru tho palm of his tlsht
bund, lnflh-tliiR a painful wound.
Miss Jenny liunler, well known
teacher of tho public schools arrived i
in the city last lilidit from lioseburg
nnd Is n miest at tho Hotel Holland.
Tho local council of defence an
nounces the following committees fot
tho Salvation Army drive lo be put
on Wednesday. In each case tho first
named person Is the team captain
and will bo asked to communicate a:
onco with team workers and plan U
carry out the canvass In their section.
It Is earnestly doslred thut all wll.
consider their appointment as a pa
trlotlc task assigned by tho govern
ment representatives and authority.
Kast of cieek, north of Main streo.
Mrs. II. F. Piatt, captain, Miss May
Phipps, Mrs. Karl Knapp, Mrs. E. B
Davis, Mrs. B. L. Dodge, Mrs. Geo
Roberts.
Kast of creek, south of Main stree
Mrs. T. J. Williamson, captain;
Mrs. S. L. Leonard, Mrs. E. V. Mad
dox, Mrs. J. W. Johnson.
West of creek to railroad busines;
blocks south of Main Messrs, H. G
Wortmnn, Leon Hasltins, John C
Mann, C. A. Meeker. ;
West of creek to railroad, buslncsr
block north of Main Messrs. T. Wj
Miles,, R G. .Newman, Ed Janney.
West of railroad to Holly south q
Main business blocks Messrs. Ber.
Garnett, J. R Lawrence, Mrs. Vernor
Vawter, Mits Georgia Whlllock.
West of railroad to Holly, north ol
Main business blocks Messrs. J. W
Wakefield, Den Trowbridge, Geo
Treicbler, Frank Elliott.
South of Main from creek, west tc
H. R., excepting business blocks
Mrs. L. B. Brown, captain; Mrs. C
V. Palm, Mrs. L. Eundy, .Mrs. H. G
Xicholson. Mrs. Win. Davis, Mr."
Court Hall. '
North of Main from creek, west o!
It. It. excepting business blocks
Mrs. John Perl, captain; Mrs. Elmei
Wilson, Miss Gcraldlno Theiss, Mrs
W. H. Barnuni, Mrs. Dolph Phipps
Mrs. Hollle Beach, .Mrs. J. E. Daniels
North of .Mnln west of It. It. Mrs.
John Hoot, captain; Mrs. Bert Ander
son, -Mrs. L. L. Cntheart, -Mrs. R. V.
Antle, Mrs. R. W. Terrill, Miss Ger
trudo Weeks, Miss Mabel Scantlin
Mrs. R. A. Holmes, .Mrs. Herbert
Clnrk, Mrs. E. II. French, Mrs. Ed
Lamport, Mrs. R.J. Conroy.
South of Main west of R .R. Mrs.
W II. McGownn, captain; Mrs. C. C.
Von Pcoyoc, Mrs. Jesse .Houck, Mrs.
A. L. Hill, Mrs. R K. Deuel, Mrs.
S. S. Smith, Mrs. II. n. Eostcr, Mrs.
O. C. Boggs, .Mrs. Will Isaacs, Miss
Jcuiicsso Butler, Mrs. Emll Mobr,
Mrs. B. K. Bads, .Mrs. K. 1L Janney,
Mrs. C. M. Kidd.
Rurh Miles Cantrall, Rose Buck
ley, Miss Iiogan.
Storling Mrs. A. S. Ivlelnhamnier.
Watklns Mrs. K. Lewis.
Jacksonville Louis L'lrich, Molllo
Itritt, Mrs. Leslie Stansell, Miss Cora
Linn, Mrs. Geo. Gardner.
Central Point Mrs. J. O. Isaacson.
The attention of Medford women
U called to a new course that the O.
A. C. Ls starting in horticulture for
women. While it is a one yeax course,
:hey,can enter whenever they see fit,
It is n course to aid women in or-
dtard work, to either help them in
runtime their own tracts or to he
oine orchard foremen. The course
will consist of Sonic lectures hut will
e primarily orchard and laboratory
work, which will include picking nnd
packing, pruning and spraying, in fuc(
ill orchard -inietices. Three half
lays each will be spent in tit
ield o that one will have an abund
int opportunity to obtain pood thor-
u:f.h traminj;.
In addition to this course in hor
Udilture, there will also he courses
iffercd in daily manufacture, pen
ral agriculture, etc. These are all
me year courses. While people cannot
onie for a college year, perhaps they
ould come for three or six months.
ind with the tremendous shortage of
ahor, it will offer a fine opportunity
for women to become proficient in or-
hard work. The women will have a
hanee to do actual prunintr them
elves and the same is. true of all or
iiard operations.
Man's IdnHlation
Stand hack now, God, get out of the
way, N
The world belongs to the people to
day.
The sun must rise and set at their
will,
The mountains they level, the valleys
they fill;
rom earth's awful, depths tho oil
they squeeze,
To spin over land or fly over seas
Prom rivers' deep flood earth's thirst
they now slake,
N'or thought of Thee, Lord, in their
pride do they take.
Thoy harness the lightning, their wil!
lo obey.
And are forcing it now thy creatures
to slay;
Mko swordfish or shark 'neath the
billows they roam,
Tho many bravo lads thence never
see home.
Hut, there's ono secret, Lord, eluding
. their grasp,
Tho secret of Life, for when it is past
There's none can recall or kindle
anew
Life's snuffed-out spark, Lord, It's
( just up to you.
MRS. JOHN SHORT
Gold Hill Ore.
We will win this war
Nothing else really matters until we do!
Mrs. W. J. Freeman, Mrs. Thos. Ross.
Mrs.L C. Robhctt.
Perrydalc Mrs. Paul Janney, Mrs,
Brayton.
Kaglo Point A. C. Itowlctt, Mrs.
Holt, Miss Hazel Brown.
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An iiitiprcveinent ever
common corn flakes
"Yoor Grocer Sells Them
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MEN WANTED
For Logging, Saw Mi'l and Box Factory Work
. Eight hou day good working conditions healthful climato
best of wages. Write or tall upon
KLAMATH LUMBERMEN'S & LOGGERS' ASSN.
Main Street, Klamath Fulls, Oregon
School
Books
TJl rS IS 11 KAUQIUTCTERS FOR
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
You can find every thing your youngster
needs foi- the new school term, right here in
our extensive slock.
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
given as careful and courteous attention as
if you came yourself.
A Tew of the old Ihick c!;i il tablets left at
He. First eonie, first served. . .
WEST SIDE PHARMACY
TJ10 l&xcdJL Store medford, ore.
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Summoni all the forces and rciourccs of the Republic to
the defense of Freedom
THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
tvhich the I, nitrd State authorities h.ivc ranked ai one of the
nttccn dtitirmmhcJ institutions of the country for excellence in
military trainee, has respiindcd lo the call. The College it
diilinguishcd nut only for its niilitary imtruction, but
DlSTlNCLISIll O ALSO FO
Its stronc industrial courses for men and for women i
In AiTn-Lihyrc. Cmmpfre, Kncinerritut. Forertif
li.ntie Kttwionici, Minns. I'hair.t4.y, o4
Viini-ml LJuiattcn.
wliolcioinc, purposeful student life.
Its dcm.xntic ccllocc spirit.
Its suc.-cs.ful rr.iduatcs.
Students enr llc.l list year, 1451; stars on its service flags, ujSj T
over f. rty percent rrpresentine officers, '
.V
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Collegt opn September "23, 1918
Foe cstalat, M IlljilmeJ statist, s 4 c.htj mlormttKS writs u tbt Rtfiitrsr, Ccrrtllis, Orsfoa