Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 24, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt PXGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. OREOOX. TUESDAY. "SEPTEMBER 24. IMS TOCAL AND PERSONAL The women's liberty loan head quarters have hern established In ttie Btore room, corner of Kust Main and North liartlett streets, formerly oc cupied by the Kod Cross Kaiize wor kers, where all women workers will report. ; ( jjj Attorney Newton W. Sorden has moved his law office to the Palm block, 107 East Main street. 177 Carter Brandon, nephew of Dr. K. I). 'Plckol, has received a commission as second lieutenant, having finished his special training in the machine gun eorps at Camp Hancock, Georgia. For the best Insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. Mrs. Thomas Tongue and Miss Tongue of Hlllshoro, and nephew and nolco, "Peggy" and "Mae" Munger arrived Monday for an extended visit with A. K. Keumes. Feather mattresses and renovat ing. Douglas, 201 S. Riverside. 162-J Mrs. Chas. L. Schlcffolln loft last night for Portland where she will tnke the special course In training for homo service Ked Cross work. She will ho gone six weoks. The phonograph with a soul. The new Edison Diamond Disc. Palmer Piano Place, 28 South Central Ave. A heavy mall from France arrived ' In the city this morning gladdening the hearts of the many relatives and friends of lledford soldlers'abroad. Mattress making and furniture up holstering. Douglas, 201 S. River side. Phone 162-J. L. L. Miller and S. C. Miller, well known stockmen from Dillard, Klam ath county, are visitors in the city and guests nt the Nash hotel. 10 per cont discount on men's and boys' shoes during Septombor at No. 10 South Central avenue, city. There was a light frost last night, but It was a light one and so fur as could be learned today did no dam age In Medford and vicinity. Many residents of the city who anticipated a heavy frost got busy last night cov. srlng their tomntoes and melon vines. A damaging frost now would catch acres of tomatoes in tho city and valley which are Just ripening. The official minimum temperature of last night taken from tho weather bureau instruments on top of the Garnott-Corey building was only Siiji degrees, Unit tho temperature lower down In various parts of the city was jnurh colder. One and three-colo stock pear labels for sale. Medford Printing Co.. tr Q. R. Satchwell arrived home this morning' from a month's absence at Portland during which time ho filled in at tho office of Superintendent Stewart of (he Pacific Telephone & Telograph company while that offic ial was away. una ana three-color stock pear labels for sale. Medford Printing Co. tf Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wichnlck and baby of Portland left for homo this morning after a visit with Mrs. Wochnick's parents, Mr. and Mrs Adam Kmlg. Furnitore packing, crating. Doug las, 201 S. Riverside, phone 162-J. There were hut few guests nt the hotols on Monday. It was tho light est dny In patronage that tho hotels have experienced for months. We have a few home fruit dryers on hand. Will close out nt $6.00 each, complete. P. F. & F. Factory. Mrs. Georgo Heck, following a visit with her sister, Mrs. G. 11. Mourn, returned to her home nt Weed tndny. The Urunswlck all phonogrnphs in one. rainier Piano Placo, 28 South Central avenue. The Rogue River Fruit and Pro duce company's telegraphic report of sales of pears In tho eastern fruit auction markets yesterday was as follows: New York. Cornice J::. 7'.', Anjou J:l.7'J. liartlett S 1.10. Cornier, half 'boxes $2 . Ml, Anjou, half boxes $'.'.42, ami liartlett half boxes $2.32. lioston, llnrtletts. H.'J.'i. llartlett's taxidermist and fur store now open for business. Wo have the classy furs; comes In nnd seo them. Any furs you want romodeled or re paired, bring them In early. 126 East Main street. Mrs. C. M. Delia Is homo from a visit with her husband in Portland. Mr. Delln Is working on an Irritation dam for Twoliy brothers at I'rlne vllle. Daily's Tail. Phone 15. . Mrs. John G. I'elrre and daughter I Mollle departed this morning Tor Scattlo to Join Mr. l'elrce and make that clly their permanent home. Orres, high-class tailor for men and women, who nppieiiates Hue workmanship anil fit. High-grade woolens shop at 20.1 Kust Main, Ash land, at l.ounshiirys millinery, Med ford, every Tuesday. If A misunderstanding seems to exist as to the office hours of the city superintendent of schools. "The day is past when a superintendent should be employed for clerical and mere office work In a city school system," raid .Superintendent Davenport Tues day. "Therefore it is my plan to spend the hours from 0 to 12 in supervision of the elementary schools ai: then a part of the afternoon in the supervision of the high school department and in conference with the fnslrur'tors and students. On the other land it Is the plan to hove patrons and all others Interested in the schools have ample opportunity fir the regular office hours which will be. from 8 to 9 a. m. and from 3 to 4 p. tn. We cordially Invite the people to call at those times. To make it Just us conveniont as possible for patrons, a competent secretary has been employed In the office of the superintendent so that telephone calls may be left at any time. We are only too glad to mako arrange ments for special conferences with patrons. If It should he necessary." J. P. Gossett of Champaign, 111 who owns the Fa'r Oaks orchard Is hero for several davf. from Oakland Calif, wheic himself and family will make their home this winter. Mr, Gossett called at tho Commercial club today nnd stated that next spring himself and family would come to the Fair Oaks orchard to re side permanently. Hamilton & Ellington pianos. II .V. Lofland, 22,'. South Oakdale. Look them over before you buy. 1 8 Mrs. J. II. Drew of Vreka returned home today after a visit with Mrs. A. J. llanby. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Martin of Port land, tourists who have been at the Hotel Medford for several days, left today for Iab Angeles to spend the winter. Wednesday evening, Sept. 2."th Reamc8 ichnpler will hold regular communication at Masonic hull, 8 o'clock. All members are earnostly urged to nttend as tho meeting is of Importance. The occasion being tlio official visit of the worthy grund nru- tron. Mrs. Mabel Settlemelr of Wood- burn, Ore. 158' Tho Medford postofflce has reeeiv ed a lotter from Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sinclair of Sherwood, Ore., express ing gratitude for tho extra efforts made to locate tho owners of a cap tured German helmet which renched tho Medford office from France with out an address, and which was final ly found to ho intended tor Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair. It was sent by one of their sons in service. "Wo are very proud of our hoys over there and prize the helmet highly," they wrote.' Warner, Wortmnn & Gore have homo mado sorghum. " Ilring your bucket. 161 Tho high school students' hold an athletic rally Monday, and this after noon tho hoys will start football practice. State Fish and Game Commission or 1. x. Flolschner nnd State Game Warden Carl n. Shoemaker are in Medford on a trip of Inspection of trout hntcherles. They visited the Butte Fulls hatchery and leave Thursday to Inspect the Klamath hatchery, going via Crnter Lake. Rex Yaniishlta. son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnmos Yaniishlta and graduate of the Medford high school, left for Kugene this morning to resumo his similes nt the Iniversltv of Oregon, where ho is taking the medical course. Quito a delegation of mem bers of the local Japanese colony bade him farowell at tho depot. Dr. Heine. Carneti-Corey Bldg. .lack Altken, state fisli screen sup erintendent, arrived home last Sat urday from eastern and central Ore gon where he had been on official business since August 2Mb. Il re ports taking orders for many Irriga tion ditch screens In that territory and expects to soon return to eastern Oregon. x Singer Sewing Machine Shop. Ma chines cleaned, adjusted. New and used machines on hand. Phone '.io;M(. c. Chapman, 21.". South Central street. i x A special term of the t'nlted States court will be held In Medford begin ning Tuesday. Oct. 1st, nt which -'uui;l woncnoll Will preside. Dep uty Culled States Marshal b II. Tlchenor of Portland who had Just completed the work of subpoenaing .".0 Jurors In Jackson, Josephine and Klamath counties tor this term, left for Portland this morning, lie stated that about I Oil witnesses would be subpoenaed. The change In the daylight saving plan which has been In force since .March SI st, last, and the time for turning the clocks back an hour to the time formerly iikvI, will not come on October 1st. According to the daylight sating law passed by con gress the time for selling the clocks buck will be 2 a. ni. on the last Sun day In October, ami this time will be continued In force fur the next six months, when the clocks will be set an hour ahi.id aain. 60 DAYS IN JAIL FINES. OF $250 The three Portland bootleggers ar rested last Thursday forenoon In the Siskfyous after their ear had broke down and they had placed 175 quarts of whisky and three dozen bottles of beer In concealment on the mountain side, were sentenced .Monday by Jus tice Gowdy of Ashland. Kach was sentenced to serve GO days in jail and given a fine of $250. . Prosecutor Roberts declares that the prisoners have not Implicated higher ups in Portland, but it Is known that the government is tak ing a strong interest In the tease and lias a representative investigating. There is a rumor that federal offic ials plan to arrest the California saloonkeeper who sold the booze to the Portland men. The prisoners sen tenced are Barney Perlman, Morris Minsky and George B. Golde. I I'AXAMA, Sept. 24. Although Jjioy lied from Culifurniu liiroue.Ii Central America lo Venezuela to evade the draft, Hubert and Hcnja min Livingstone of I.os Angeles, have been apprehended by nuenls of the American fiovernnieut. The men were arrested while traveling- in Venezuela with (heir mother. Thev were under assumed mimes anil had passports is. sued in Sun Salvador. The Living- times will he returned to C'ulil'orniu The fourth liberty loan bond cam paign for the Medford district Is now in full swing and up to this morning tho total so far subscribed was ?GU, 000. Of this sum $25,000 was sub scribed yesterday voluntarily and thru the efforts of 60 solicitors, men and women, who started lo work -Monday forenoon. , Tho $2f.,000 subscribed Monday, the Tlrst working day of the cam paign, is $.1,000 ahead of the amount raised the first day of the previous liberty loan campaign. The other $.13,000i so far subscribed all came from voluntary subscriptions last week. EVAPORATING PiANI FOR LOCAL FRUIT To the Editor: Being retained by the Premitr Machinery Co., of Oak land, Cal., one of the creditors of the company that failed to execute a con tract with Mr. Frank Radovan, of this city, to build aa evaporator, 1 wish to assure tho growers nnd oth ers of this community, that It is no fault or negligence of Mr. Kadovan that the evaporator has not been erected, he has h-.?en the victim of the inability of ollifl.'S to perform. He put up his money in good faith, his credit is good for all requirements from us, and we will see to It that this evuporator Is built at once. made I Tnls evaporator matter is one of great interest to the city of Medford, Chairman Kidd announced today I in Patriotic sentiment It is a "To win that the nuota of the Medford dts-l'he war" measure, as it is conserva- 'Inside the Lines' No. 1932 WEEKS h McGOWAN CO UN'DKKTAK I'M I ley I'liiilie: I'm If ic S". Night I 'In. lies: I'. W. Weeks, u:-JU. Lady Assistant. I.OS AXOKI.KS, Cnl., Sept. 21. I lie Livingstone family, consisting of Nathan M, Livingstone and Matilda Livingstone, the parents, three sons and two (laughters, formerly owned and operated two shoe stores here and occupied u handsome home.. The oldest son, (icorue Washington Liv ingstone, left for Co.-iu Ificd before the draft live-nine effective; Hubert left lifter registering-, and his parents were indicted for having falsified his exemption claim affidavits. Thev evaded nirest on the indictment nnd tl.e remnining sun, lieniaiuin, and the two daughters, were arretted, chiirg eil with having assisted in such eva sion. , It was found nt that lime that the daughters nnd licnjumin all hail pnssports to San Salvador. The man was i-cipiircd lo deposit his passport and .fl (1,(11)0 bail for his np peanmce. The women's passports were also called in; nnd each of them reipiired lo give .fLVilKI bund. They abandoned llie passports, forfeited their bonds nnd fled. Thev sold their propertii a here before leaving. Th federal authorities here instituted i world wide search for them. trict would he about $:!!.'., 000, altho the official figures would not be known until the government an nounced the entire sum of the Fourth Liberty loan campaign and the quota of oach state. This announcement is expected hourly. Chairman Kidd and the executive committee urge that the people re ceive the solicitors courteously,, as already reports have reached head quarters that a number of persons have greeted solicitors' churlishly. These are few in number, and such conduct on the part of a few Is a characteristic of every drive for whatever purpose in this and other communities. The people are also urged to go to the banks as soon as p6ssRdo and subscribe voluntarily. All subscrip tions made this week will count as volunteer ones, as the regular drivo I slPllles for food preservtaion pro will not s'tart in earnestness anil,16''13 Sllch as ,hh case ncr0 vigor until next Saturday, altho so-1 TllankinS you for space for this Ilcltors will bo at work all this week, i announcement, duo Mr. Radovan, From next Saturday on until theial,d that it will enlist co-operation. Ition of food, to the grower It means; the saving of the crops. j Mr. Radovan has shown me the re sults of his efforts in air-drying pears; the product is excellent. The pears grown here are fine for evap orating. ( The machinery for preparing the fruit for the evaporators is here in the S. P. R. R. warehouse, Medford merchants have at once facilitated obtaining the material and labor for the building, su.'i as brick, lime, etc. I desire to compliment Medford on having an able, courteous secretary of the Commenial club, in the per-; Fon of Mrs. Satchwell. Sho gave mej the information I desired very com-! prehensively. j "We have a material preferential from the national food ndministra- j tion which at onoo enables us to get j I IllS at The Cheapest end of the campaign Oct. 19, no ef fort will be spared to ruih the cam paign and see that every slow or re entrant individual is ipr,ed lo do his duty. The women workers whoso head quarters are In the store room at the corner of West Main and North Bartlett streets, are making a thoro canvass of the rosidenco districts of the city. WVXXE II. HARRIS. Consulting Evaporating Engineer. Medford, Sep. S3. KAISER TALKS TO AT P0IN1 OF DEATH ST. l'.U'L, Sept. 2-4. Kegnining consciousness for n few minutes now lit then this morning, Archbishop John Ireland of Ihe liiunnn Catholic i'.iiicce of St. I'mil was at the point of death, ami is being kept alive by oxygen and other stimulant-. ArchbUhup licland i, !n years old. De-pile his weak heart, he rallied three limes during the pa-t IS hour truin seemimilv fatal relup-c-. Men l'eel Tirol, Tiki Whilo much Is snld about tired women It must be remembered that men also pay tho penalty of over work. When the kidneys are weak, Inactive or sluggish, when ouo feels tired out and miserable, lAVks energy and ambition. Foley Kidney Pills nro tonic nnd strengthening. Wm. II. Clark. Springfield. Ohio, writes: "I found no relief from kidney trou ble until I discovered 1'oiey Kidney Pills. Now I nm in Al shape." They act quickly and surely. For sale by the Medford Pharmacy. Adv. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY .WTUli Cook, also girl for nurse training. Cnll nt noon hour tlran ilo City Hospital, Ashland, Ore DR. RICKERT IF ENTITLED TO IT WASIIlNflTOX. Sepl. I'ro vost .Marshal Crowder loilny, by formal statement nskeil men regis tered under the selective service law who noiv are nn-weriiii; questionn aires not to let motives of chivalry prevent tlieni from claiming deferred classification if their occupation or the status of Ihcir dependents en titles them to do so. lie again point ed out that such claims can he made b.v n third person nnd that though local boards are endeavoring to as certain the true enuditinns even when a claim is not made the necessity for expediting the work makes it incumb ent upon registrants to n-si-t. Mrs. Karl liriscoo is quite sick al her home in North Tn lent. LONDON, Sept. 24 In an address to Austrian officers at Brley, near Metz, yesterday r.'mperor William re called to them that they had before them on this frcnt tho Americans, who have "promised France to give her Alsace-Lorranvj" and win will ed, he said, "to add big deeds :o their words." The empero: assured the Austrian of his confidence that with tho help of the Orin.m furies tho Americans would be given the "right answer at the right moment." Pirsh the Money Under the Door LONDON, Sep-.. 24 Emperor Wil liam visited Brley, near Metz, yes terday, according to an Amsterdam dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph company. He distributed 400 iron crosses, Inspected field hospitals and spoke to German. Austrian, French nnd British wounded in their respec tive languages. Later he addressed Austrian officers saying: "Von may flgbt our battles as good comrades and in return for our help, which we have often given you, and for our strong, free nnd common future." 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