Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 18, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. PSOE TWO MEDFOTID MATTj TRTBTJNTC. MEDFORD O R Eft OX, WEDNESDAY." SEPTEMBER 'Mf 101 10CAL AND 'PERSONAL A niimbor of the orchards nro crip pled (or lack of help now that the schools aro In session again, and Fed eral Kmplayment Agent Janes, whose office Is in tho Nash hotel building, announced this morning that between now and Monday he can place from 20 to 30 girl and women npple and pear pickers for periodical work until the ond of the fruit season. He can also place 10 or 15 girls women for piece work at tho local cannery Tho cannery work Is 8 hours dally and the pay avorages from t'2 to ?2.25 a day. Mrs. E. B. Gore, teacher of piano and harmony, residenco studio 1 1 G Geneva avenue. Dy appointment at St, Mark's building. 155 Mrs. Geo. Andrews announces a rehearsal for the community singers at 8 p. m. Thirrsdny at St. Marks hall. This Is especially ifor those who will march tho ovonlng of Bopt. 21st. A largo attendance Is desired. We now have a first-class auto machinist who Just arrlvod, and wo aro prepared to handle all kinds of auto repair work. Valloy Garago. 154 W. G. Knlpps loft this week for Idsmore, Minn., for a visit with rola 4ives and friends. A little more rain In addlllon to tho copious quantity that fell lust week would be welcomed by the ranchers as it would put the soil In fairly Rood condition for plowing, and would also hurry up the pastur age, which tho recent rains started to revive. Attorney Newton W. fiordon has moved his law offico to the Palm Mock, 107 East Main street. 177 C. W. tlanta of Atfhland was a city visitor Tuesday nccoinpanied by his Bister, Mrs. Chns. Scholl of Mon mouth, III., who Is spending a few days visiting Mr. Ilnnta uud family This Is Mrs. Schnell's first visit to the coast and sho Is very much pleased with the country. Expert acotylono welding and lathe work. Experienced nuto mechanics. Ford work dono at Kord prices. Ora tor Lake Motor Co. 15a Lieutenant Ira .1. Doilgo, who lins fooen (fold quartermaster at Mnthor field, has been promoted to first lieutenant and appointed assistant camp personal adjutant nt Camp Kearney, San Diego. Kor the best Insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. John Tadina, formor dairy rancher In Shasta county, Calif., recently leased for a period of threo years the iLlndsoy ranch of 1900 acres In tho Dead Indian country. C-has. and Wil liam Llndsey," howover, reserve tho timber on the tract. Feather mattresses and renovat ing. Douglas, 201 S. Itlvcrsldo. 102-J. Among tho new teachers In tho Ashland schools Is Miss Dale Coshow of Hoscburg, who Is Instructor 01 English in the high school. The phonogrnph with a soul. The new Edison Dlnmond Disc. Palmer Plnno I'lace, 28 South Contrnl Ave. Tho resignation of W. II. Kldnr as Biiporvlsor of tho Klnmulh national forest took effect Sunday. Mr. Itider, who roslgnod to enter tho employ or private slock interests will coiiltnuo to rosldo In Yrokn, Mnttress making and furniture up holstering. Douglas, 201 8. Illvor Bido. Phono 10 2-J. Mr. and Mrs. W. 1,. Wilson of Haiitu Mnnlrn, Calif., wero among tourists arriving In tho clly Mils mor ning to tako the stage for a visit nt Crater Lake. 10 per cent discount on men's nnd boys' shoes during Soptemtior nt No. 10 South Central avenue, city. Mrs. Jenny Jones and son Theo dore having discontinued his employ ment In a ship yard In order to at tend school nt home, have returned to Med ford. Ota and throo-oolo atoik pear labels for sale. Medford Printing Co. tr S. S. liullls returned this morning from a business visit ai I'miland. Furniture packing, crating. Doug las, 201 S. Itlverslde. phono 1G2-J. J. I.nrkln Itcynnld, who Is In the naval aviation serleo has been s!a lioned nt Tronpclotip, France, for some time. In a recent letter lo the Elks lodge of Metlfurd he told of a party held nt Troupoloup where the many Elks in the service stationed at that point have an Elks club, which was attended by -IS members of the I), !. (. K. He wrote that nun can find Elks in tho army service in any part of France. W. II. liaud'es, also In the naval tointion service and a Medford Elk. Is also stationed al Tronpeloitp. Wo huve a few homo fruit dryers on hund. Will closo out nt $8. no oaeh, complete. 1'. F. F. Factory. James M. Fleming left this morn ing for Santa Itose, Calif., for a two weeks visit with his sister. Daily's Taxi. Phono 15. T. J. East of Central Point, depart ed today for Klamath Falls where he will take employment In a mill near that city. Mrs. Paul Hansop. local agent for Nubone Corsets. Phone 685-11. 15(1 Deputy Fish and Game Warden Dalley snld today that the fishing In the Itoguo river Is now splendid with plenty of salmon running. When he was at the fish hatchery at Trail last Monday ho was told there that the hatchery had taken as many eggs up to date us during all of last season. Mr. Dalley also stated that tho hills nro beginning to fill up with drcr hunters again and that the hunting is good because of tho recent heavy rains. One and thrco-coTor stock pear labels for sale. Medford Printing Co. tf V. H. Cato, who has been In the aviation porvlco for over a year past and Is stationed at the Berkeley avia tion school, arrived in tho clly today for a short v!slt with his brother, C. C. Cate, and family, Dr. Holn'e, Garnett-Corey Dldg. Mexican laborers will for some tlmo become a familiar sight In the vulley as a largo number of them, It Is said, will bo employed in tho con struction of the Cold Hill-Foots Creek Irrigation systom, work on which will soon bo In full swing. About 15 Moxfcans aro already itn camp and moro aro coming. The nrunswlck all phonographs In one. Palmer Piano Place, 28 South Central avenue. Mrs. E. It. Powman of Medford, Is teaching tho school at Galls creek, which began Its sessions last Monday. Sho left this city Sunday for Gold Hill. . Mrs. P. F. Close left today for Portland to Join her husband who hns been employed In tho Columbia Itlver ship yard for the past two weeks. Among the hunters who left the clly today for tho hills hoping o bring back their legal quota of deer wero E. II. Lamport, Xulo lilden, Clarence Ends nnd Marion Lance. They left for Abbott Hulto near Woodruff Meadows in tho prospect section nnd will bo gone .several days. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Dickey left this morning for Portland where (hoy plan to localo permanently. They woro uccomtianied to the' state me tropolis by Mrs. A. l.orenz of l.os An geles, who Is Mrs. Dickey's sudor.' E. D. Huso of Wellen and Air. and Mrs. C. E. Gray of Ashland wero visitors In Iho clly today. L. L. Iltirlliignme or tho 1!. S. de partment of agrleulliiro Is In the city from Washington. D. C, and Is n guest at Iho Hotel Medford. In the Nnv York pear auction mar ket Tuesday three cars of Washing ton Anions sold nt from $1 to $1.00, a row Oregon Cornice nt $:i.l-l, and Oregon llarllelts nt $:!..'! I. Mr. anil Mrs. W. ('. Winkle left today for their homo nt Oakland, Cnlir., after a visit with relatives at F.aglo Point. Among county visitors registered at tho hotels last night and today wero Chns. Gllchrlnt of Sams Valley, T. C. Gaines or Trull, Willard Mc.Ncul of Central Point and Arthur II. Mey ers of Rogue Itlver. The city has had a force of men nt work in tho city park tills week dig ging away the roots of trees which woro forcing their way Into and dam aging tho pipes of the sewer which connects with the public library nnd Washington school buildlnss. The many friends of J. M. Samuels the well known rancher east of Cen tral Point, wjll be pleased to learn that his eyesight will not be lost thru tho accidental discharge of a shotgun at his homo Iho hitter part of August. Tho charge lasccrated the right side of his face and filled his right eye with powder. The baudago was taken off this cyo a week ago. Ho can see talrly well out of tho member nntl the doctors say the eye will soon be normal. The wounds In the face have healed up nlcoly. Two more men wero sent by the Medford federal employment agency Wednesday to work at the Pelican hay lumber company plant near Klamath Falls, making five men sent thero this week. Employment Agent Janes says that, many men are needed by tho lumber companies In Klamath county which writo or wire tho em ployment offico Tiero almost dally pleading for moro help. Mr. Janes also has calls for men needed to holp construct a road to a big chrome mine near Crescent City, which work is deemed ns necessary to the govern ment. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Newhall and Mrs. Stewart Patterson huve return ed from an auto trip to Crescent City. Included among visitors registered at the hotels today were Mr. and Mrs. L. It. Daugherty, P. A. McXally and M. A. Smith of Chicago, 1). D. Mc Corhan of Sacramento, M. II. McCtil ly, O. A. Merger and A. Wlnstock of Seattle, P. A. Wettslein or New York. Adam Hrldge or Mlddlctown, O., T. M. Jones or Milwaukee, Mrs. C. W. Herbert and Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Lewis or l.os Angeles. Mrs. E. C. McKlnncy of lllllsboro. Ore.. I). I,. Colvig of Yreka, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Carter, .1. C. lloh omb, P. O. Crawford. A. C. Morand and James Allan of San Francisco, and J. A. Ochwig, J. Prag. Max Freideuthul, E. K. Colo and V. F. Hackus or Portland. L WASHINGTON. Sept. IS. tTmor jin executive onlor announced tetany Iho proslftant anthorlzus Iho placing of war supply contracts with tho heads or prisons and reformatories at prevailing prices and directs that prisoners eu.L;a,;ed on such contracts shall rcrelvo wanes corresponding with Uiopo paid Tor similur work in tho vicinity. Con.nross already lias provided for, industrial plants nt some federal prin-ona. A K)(M'ial election will he held in Med ford on Tuesday, October 1"), in order to amend the city charter to conform with the state law which pro vides that all city eleclion.- must be held at the same lime us the state and county elections, on November .")lh. The eitv council Inst nitfht adopted Hie resolution culling for the special election. Tho amendment to the state consti tution providing that city, state and county elections be held at Jhe same time was adopted by the people of Oregon in 1017. I( this change had not been made (he regular city elec tion would have been held ns usiuM next January. Been Use of this amendment Couneilrnen Davis, Ein mens and Keene who were elected to office in 1010, nnd whose terms ex pired last January, have been holding over until the next election. The (crm of Mayor flates and Council- men l.lnrj;rave, Carkin and Oaddis, who were elected in January, 1017, do not expire until next Junuf.ry. There seems to be n frenerd un dersetandinjr that nMyor Gates and ( (uiw'ilmen Oaddis, lavis, llnrirravc and Carkin at least will run for re election, and that Messrs. Km men- and Keene are still undecided. Neith er the mayor nor any of the eounci' men are anxious to continue holding office, but they all feel that the may or and enough of the councilmen should continue serving the city un til the work of completing the new .financing plan of the city, which the administration put under wav, is fin ished. According lo the new law govern ing elections the terms of the mayor and all the coiincibnen expire next January. This" throwing the entire city administration out of office at one time is n bad feature of the new law. Hut the only manner it which it could be circumvented would be to elect part of tho councilmen for terms of four years and the rest for two years, so as to provide lor a part of he eouneihnrn always holding over. Mut this plan js deemed impractical as it iff though it would he impossi ble to find any men who would eon sent to be elected to the council for a period of four years. Notice The Kedcrat Kood Administrator for Oregon has received notice that retailors mast increase prices only on goods where thoy have 'bought the goods at an advaneod price following the market. Whero thero has been an advance In price Is not authorized until tho retailer has brought at the advanced price. KAWLHS MOO UK. Chairman Jackson County Price Interpreting Board. Ill 10 SPRAY FOR APPLE TREE E 111 (MTtnin purls of .Jackson county the I'liiiiriih disease known ns tipple tree unlhrocnosc has- been develop ing ntul xprendim; to such art extent that nn npplicntion of bordeaux spray should be made Ibis fall. This dis ease lias not been very prevalent for the past few years until this season. There nre few commercial orchards that should be sprayed to control this disease. The spores of this funirns nre thrown off from the old ennkers in the full of the year nnd find lodir- in;r on various parts of the tree. If uinisure is present these spores will Kcrininulc, cnlcr the tissite of the bark and cause new cankers to bo de veloped during the lalo winter and spring. Spray to be effective should be applied as early after the first full rains ns possible. Therefore it is riiecessury lo make this npplicntion ns soon as tiie fruit is harvested. Hnrdcaux mixture is prepared by usine; ( pounds of blue stone, six pounds of quick lime to .10 gallons of water. Orchnrdists expecting to use this spray should place their orders for blue stone with tlicir dealers nt nn enrly dale, so that n sufficient qunniity mny be on hand for the spray. For particulars in making bordeaux sec cotintv nscnt. C. C. CATE, County Anont. Dated Scpl. 17, 1(118. WASHINGTON, Sept. 18. Mai) 'ervice to Areliantrcl, lfussia, sus pended June Hi, has been resumed biu wail for other parts of Russ'a will not be accepted for dispatch ;hr.ni''i that port. The postoffiee ilopnrlit'.cut announced lotlny Hint Archangel mail will be accented subject to sreh op portunities ns nre offered fur de spatch by commercial liners and ;-iv- criiiiicnt transports. Mail for certain oilier parts of Russia is acecpl,ii for transmission by wav of the Pacific. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANT10D To buy a Ford car In first-class condition. J. V. Mac dbnalil, Hotel Holland. K4 I'OIt SALK Ono Tord touring car, 1914 model, newly overhauled with extra tires and Inner tubes, $300 cash. Apply Medford Junk Co. phone 2S3-.I. ' LOST Pot Belgian hare. 4.S Quince street. Reward for return. Krcd Hornshuh. 1 WANTKIJ Anyone desiring to con tract packing, sorting, making labeling nnd lidding apples. Reas onable prices. See O. W. I.lcbman, contractor, 227 South Oakdalc. Medford, Ore. . 157 ; 0 WEEKS & McGOWAN CO 1 ; TJXDKISTAKJW IBjr llionei I'nclflc 287, Nlglit nume! V. W. Wct-M, Ijidy A'MMnnt. '"SMlTrm a vi ttittd cn A vf Cecil B. DeMille's Artcraft Production for New How Ion should the honeymoon last? With some it is a new found joy at twenty-five that lingers until it becomes an elixir of life at seventy-fivo. W ith others it is a mere phase of iliis jolly world. Anil to others it is n saercil tiling to he revered if possible. If possible! What a world of ineiuiinr' it has lor tin; cliarai'ters 111 1 Ins lioweri in tiraiiia: You simply must n't miss it ! if,! -,i A-4;s IriW. JP4 ! a- A2X. my ()n the same bill " . Friend-Husband A late Mack Seimett ('omeily with CHARLES MURRAY, WAYLAND TRASH and MARY THURMAN Teddy, the Oreat Dane Do and l'epiier, the House Cat, perform SOME team work in this eoiuedv. CtCIL 5 LVMlLLt.5 "OUl Vivoa I'oi- Nv " This Big Double Bill at No Advance in Prices. 4TH LIBERTY LOAN ORDERSVON MORGE The drive for tho Fourth Ubcrly Loan will be opened in ?.Ie.!l'md on Thursday, September lllth. by a U.V.i nt the Pnpe theater by the lloiurabb C. l'j. Gates, ehairmun of Jackson county, who will in iu4 mldress st forth the vital needs of tho frovern ment, ivini; n eletir statement n:' what this city nnd county is expeet.-d to do nnd why. The call for united and immediate nction bus never been grenter than ut the present lime, fl would be hard to find n man, woman or child in Jackson county who does not now have some nenr relative at the front. This fact ulone should slir every one to instant nction. Honorable I'orter J. Nct'f will spenl; at Ibe Hialto, itivinfr his interpreta tion of the needs of the jrovernineni for the immediate subscription to Ibe Fourth Libtfrty loan. These two sieukers need no intro duction to Ibe people of Medford and Jackson county. K.very one who can hear them will have the adant-ie of nn early nnd correct statement concerning the Fourth Liberty loan and will be in n better position to dis cuss the snmo with their friends nnd assist in this most important of all work. Volunteer subscriptions to this loan nre desired. All subscriptions ninde to the Fourth Liberty loan prior to September 28 nro volunteer sub scriptions. Several noled .'vionkors have been secured for address in Juekson coun ty. Orcpon. for this drive. Announce n:cnls of the personnel of llicse speakers and dates will nppenr later. With Medford trade la MedfnrA martn TO BE GIVEN UP BRITISH HEADQUARTERSyel F-RANC0,' Tuesday, Sept. 17. (all Montreal (Routers). The Gc'.'om are In their defensive positlonds." St. Quentln and the fourtcenllon serve corp3 has been orderod tcus give up one foo more of groutlays captured document signed ly Orac von MorRon, dated Sei tcriiher ntes nddi'esrcd to the fonrteontkcltls. says: - . je- "Hlthcrto, owing lo miliar sons, we have alio a the fin ltith cccunv desolate enemy county. Now. howover, you have taken ifp strong defensive positions. Not jbno foot more of ground Is a he gjvon up." After exhorting the niafi to defend their homes, their, famines and the fatherland, the document ndda: ' "You nre more than ai mntch for tho enemy, who only attacks wlf.h dash when accompanied' by tanks. .', These wo will destroy. I expect every J man from general to Jujiior private to do his duty in tho imminent docW sive battles." ) TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES It you have Catarrhal Deafness or are hard of hearing or have head noises go to your druggist and get 1 ounce of Parmint (double strength), and add to U pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar. Take one tablespoonf ul four times a day. ThlB will often bring quick reller from the distressing 'head noises. Clogged nostrils should open, breath-' ing become easy and the mucus stop dropping Into-tho 'throat. It is easy to prepare, costs little and 1b pleasant to take. Anyone who has Catarrhal 'A Deafness or head noises should give this prescription a trial. Wo have purchased the insurance busi ness of the H. S. Stine agency and have re moved all records to our office where all of his companies will continue. Expirations will he attended to in ample tiiyc and polity changes executed by this of I ice. We endeavor to maintain a high standard of service to our patrons and hope to qualify for the continuance of all existing insurance intrusted to the Stine office. McCURDY AGENCY General Insurance Medford National Hank liliig., Telephone l-li-U For 30 Cents An odd lot of shoulder braces for girls and hoys. Worth up to $2.50, while they Inst 30 cents. Straighten up t ho shoulders of your son and duughter. Heath's Drug Store PHONE 881. School Books TUTS IS HEADQUARTERS FOR ' SCHOOL SUPPLIES You can find every thing your youngster needs for the new school term, right here in our extensiv" stock.' Pens, Ruiers, 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 ns if you came yourself. A f w of t!i( old thick pencil tablets left at 5c. First come, first served. WEST SIDE PHARMACY 731 ttea&SL Store MtDTORD, ORt. , f aianaa iwuHai f nmuij uuuwj i rnltln fnr .rtiHi'-""! !!"-' - l ".' 'I Medford VMlPP-.l Ttan flirty. Then. 47 anil IT-31.