PXQE TWO
jrRDFORT) LTL TRTBUKE. MEDFORD. OKI-f IPX. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2(. IMS
f OCAL AND
L PERSONAL
Ii. U. lllnman, city electrician for
the past four or five yearn, tendered
his resignation today to Mayor
Gates, as he has accepted a position
with t lie Southern Pacific railroad
company as assistant electrical engi
neer at a greatly increased remuner
ation over Ills city salary, lie will
be ptatlond at Portland and begins
his ucv: duties on Oct. 9th. Last
week Mr. Htnman married Miss lva
Whltcomb al Moscow, Idaho.
You will find a nice assortment of
salmon, halibut, smelt, cod flsli, bass,
at Fish Market.
Vernon L. I. Vawtor, cashier of the
Jackson County bank, leaves Friday
for Eugene whoro ho will take the
officers training courso of thirty
days at tho University of Oregon.
Pierce, of the greenhouse on East
Main strcot, Is offering his practical
ly brand now Ford for sale. Phone
374.
Louis J. Simpson of Coos Boy who
spoke at the Pago theater patriotic
meeting last night, left this morning
for Salem, whoro he will(dollver an
address hofore the Klks lodge of
that city tonight.
Attornoy Newton W Borden has
moved his law office to the Talm
Mock, 107 East Main street. 177
The Modford stnto militia com
pany after weeks of hard drill is
now in splendid condition. TVs the
company marched and drilled on the
streets last night many favorable
comments wore heard on Its military
appearance Tho men now march
with that precision nnd snap charac
teristic of a well drilled body.
The phonograph with a aoul. The
new Edison Diamond Disc. Palmer
Piano Placo, 28 South Central Ave.
T. 0. lloyd loft today for Cle
Klluin, Wash., 'or n farewell vlsil
with his son, T. B. Boyd, formerly of
Medford, who has been called In the
draft.
Whothor going to school or rnmp
lng let us furnish tho liuu-h goods.
Modford Fish Market.
Major Jack Hamilton who spoke
at tho Pago last night, and Fred V.
Wears delivered patriotic addresses
nt Gold Hill this forenoon and at
Talent this nflernnon. O. C. Bosgs
was chairman of tho Ciold mill meet
ing. Major Hamilton speaks at Ash
land tonight.
It. V. Hat fluid, whoso homo Is on
South Doer crook, was In Ibo city
Saturday, bringing with hi m n silage
cutter that was almost completely
destroyed when, In some manner an
explosion occurred, wrecking the
muchlno nnd carrylng'tonio of Ihc
parts 100 yards distant. Mr. Hat
field Is nt a loss to know what caused
tho explosion. Itoseburg News.
Another good tlnio dnnco at the
pavilion, Gold Hill, Saturday night.
Sopt. 28th. 1(10
Jlr. nnd Mrs. K. Slscoll of Wasco,
Oro., nro vlsllors In tho city and were
callers nt tho Commercial club today.
A party of Klatnalh Falls resi
dents who arrived at tho Hotel Hol
land last night nnd nro spending to
day in tho city consists of Mr. nnd
Mrs. P. Johnson, nnd Mosdames
Edward Stolgor, C. T. Woodon, it. A.
Kmmltt nnd ltuby Johnson.
10 por cent discount on men's nnd
boys' shoos during Soptcnibor nt No.
10 South Central nvenuo, clly.
Mrs. William l.usk and daughter.
Mrs. John 1). Do Jarnelt arrived here
today from Oregon Clly and will
spend tho winter in Medford for Ihc
benefit of Mrs. Do .larnctt's health.
Mr. I.usk bus been hero for several
months.
Hamilton & Ellington pianos. II.
N. Loflaud, 225 South Oakdale.
look them over before you buy. 1S2
Mrs. (). Worthlngton of Medford Is
flpcndlng the week in Salem accord
ing to the Salem Capital Journal, and
T. L. Taylor of Ibis clly is also In
Balem alteaillng the Slale fair.
Singer Sewing Machine Shop, ad
justing, repairing, cleaning. Phone
IHKI-lt. C. A. Chapman. 2 1.". S. Ci ntrul
1X1
Prof. 1. II. Vlnlng ami O. Winter
nf Ashland, are enjoying n week or
so of bunting in tho Prospect dis
trict.
Daily's Tnvl. Phono IS.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOlt KEN T - I :'.ou-ncrt stork for. i".
miles from I'.uuene, Hut acres plow
land, usual Iulli11u:;s. I'. I.. Clium
bers, Kiu'.eno. 1 1; I
WANTED--Apple. pikers. Phone
4os-lt:i. i ill'
J'Olt SALE -W.aii.-.l pics: al.o .Ml
lb. blioals. Phone tiis-lv.",. hi I
FOR SALE - Nice cooking anil eat
ing npples 2c pound. South
(Irnpo. 1 ii 1
Tho senior class of the high school
are responsible for the pretty and
tastily arranged decorations of the
age theater seen at last night's pa
triotic meeting, and which will again
bo seen at tonight's meeting.
Cabbage for kraut. Maddox &
Bonney, phone 87-H. 163
John H. Hoscngroen, an expert ac
countant, fino musician and former
high school principal of Logan, t.'tah,
Is anxious to locate in Medford for
tho benefit of his wife's health and Is
corresponding with tho Commercial
club to this end.
Celebration danco at Cold Hill
Saturday night will be the biggest
danco of the season. Medford music.
Good time as usual. !'!
Tho arrangements mado last week
for Itov. William T. Hamilton and
Fred W. Moars to tour Klamath
county this week and make liberty
bond speeches wore later called off
as the Klamath county campaign
committee eliunged its mind and de
cided to save expense by using only
home speakors.
For the best insurance see Holmes,
tho Insurance Man.
Tho draft board yesterday mallod
out questionnaires to all men be
tween the ages of 19 and 36 inclusive
whoso serial numbers run between
1371 and 1692.
Feather mattrasses and renovat
ing. Douglas, 201 S. Itlvorslde. 102-.I.
Chester Brown left today for Kla
math Falls for a visit and may decide
to stay there and take employment.
In tho New York pear auction mar
ket Wednesday Oregon Anjous sold
at J2.75 and 3.95. Hoses at 12,9::.
Comico at $r!."7, one-half boxes of
Bosc at $2.36, and one-half boxes of
Cornice nt S1.S0.
Tho success of the 4th Liberty
Loan drlvo will bo celebrated at the
danco In the pavilion In Gold Hill,
Saturday night, Sept. 28th. 160
Carl Nowbury, son of Gus iXw-
bury, and George Higgs of Klamath
''alls, who huvo been visiting here
this week leavo tonight for Eugene
whoro thoy enter the University of
Oregon as nicmbors of tho Students
Army Training corps.
Muttress making and furniture up.
bolstering. Douglas, 201 S. River
side. Phone 162-J. '
it. H. Abel, former cashier in the
local power company office who for
some limo has been serving in the
navy as paymaster's clerk, baa been
stationed for the past, flvo months at
Newport, It. I. and writes that ho Is
still anxiously awaiting an overseas
assignment.
Ono nnd three-color stock pear
labels for sale. Medford Printing
Co. tf
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ames of near
Great Falls, Monl., left today for
I. os Angeles, whero thoy will spend
the winter, following a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. S. C. Godlovo. Mrs. Ames
and Mrs. Godlovo nro sisters.
There will bo a meeting of Ihc
Southern Oregon Poultry association
Saturday, Sept. listli, at 3:00 p. m.
Public Library.
Tho Jackson County Teachers in-
sllluto will be held In Medford this
year, Sept. 30, Oct. 1 nnd 2. Ileal-:
.lents having neenmmodations for
visiting teachers for these three days
will pleaso call tho high school phone
SI1-.I, Thursday and Friday and ro
port tho samo.
If you hnven't tried that cream
brick chceso nt tho Fish Market
you've missed a real treat.
Tho three soldiers from Camp Fre
mont who wero arrested by tho state
polieo in the Slskiynus last Saturday
night nnd who slnio then have boon
confined In tho county Jail twalllng
word frmn tho cantonment uuthor
llles, were released last night and de
parted at onco under orders to re
port themselves at Vuncouver bar
racks. Tho orders and transposi
tion nrrived yesterday from Camp
Fremont. Tho soldiers, who nro .1.
('. Wulker, I. A. Watson and L. Hod
crick of tho 13th I n fa n try, bad a
closo call from being classed as de
serters as they bad only a day and n
half yet llmo limit from the time of
their nrrest. When arrested they
were wearing overalls to disguise
their uniforms nntl it Is thought tbc
were on tho way home to Washing
ton stale to visit relatives. They ex
pect to he punished.
Warner, Wort man & Guro have
home made sorghum. Bring your
bucket. 1B
J. F. Wortmnn nrrived home today
from a business visit at Eugene.
Dr. Heine, Gnructl-Coroy lildg.
AT R1ALT0 THEATER
, TOMORROW AND SATURDAY
. Mi T
, .ltrWl V, JV
KttitiA a,ri.t.,.f$
4a
Mrs. E. H. Jefferson and son
James; of Klamath Falls, are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hansen and
olirr friends, en route homo from
Salem. Mr. Jefferson will meet
them horo In their car and drive
home. . .
One and three-color stock pear
labels for sale. Medford Printing
Co. tf
Mrs. Maud Short and daughter of
Santa Paula, Calif., who had been
visiting Mrs. Short's sister, Mrs. Nell
Campbell, left today for Ashland for
a visit with Mrs. Short's mother.
Ve have a few home fruit dryers
on hand. Will close out at $6.00
each, comploto. P. F. & F. Factory.
The Brunswick all phonographs
in one. Palmer Piano Place, 28 South
Central avenue.
Bartlett'a taxidermist and fur store
now open for business. Wo have the
classy furs; come In and see them.
Any furs you want remodeled or re
paired, bring them In early. 126
East Main street.
Wm. Sears or llutto Falls, was
down to attend tho inspection of the
state militia company Wednesday
evening.
Furniture packing, crating. Doug
las, 201 S. Riverside, phono 162-J.
Among visitors registered at the'
hotels today wero A. L. (Junintanee
of Washington, D. C, Mrs. L. D.
Seely nntl Mrs. O. Itamsay of Carper,
Wyo., II. D. Cameron of Vancouver,
Wash.t George Dickinson of Sealllo,
Will S. Tipton or Los Angeles, 1). T.
McArlhur of Oakland, II. S. Ilagan,
Mrs. W. P. Davis and . A. Blair of
San Francisco, II. G. Doster of Van
couver barracks, Airs. M. B. Ager,
of AKcryMra! Ada Hays of Tillamook,
Mrs. Dolly Graham of Eugene, .Mrs.
T...I. Oruudell and Mrs. J. S. Hartley
of Yreka, C. A. Biennis of Grants
Pass, nnd W It. Cohen, I). H. Atkin
son and C. E, Ferguson of Portland.
Celobrnta the success ot tho 4th
LIherly Loan drive anil nttend the
Liberty danco In tho pavilion at Gold
11111, Saturday night, Sept. 2Sth. K9
CAPTURED HUN GUNS
ARRIVE FOR DISPLAY
DR. RICKRRT
WASHINGTON', Kepi. 'Jli Tliir-ly-nine
German field guns, cnplurci!
by Anterieun soldiers in Franco
have arrived niul are bein distributed
lo eastern cities- I'nr display during
the fourth liberty loan rnmpuiun.
They range from tltre lo six inches
caliber mill bear unities of tliou-
Ilun or home? Which do you pre
fer? There Is but ono answer to
that query, hence tho Liberty loan
bond campaign committee is at a loss
to understand why the people of the
Medford district 'do not make more
baste to subscribed liberally for lib
erty loan bonds.
Unless tho people wake up quickly
and begin a rush with tholr subscrip
tions it will be out of the question
for the Modford district to go over
tho top with Its quota of $300,000
thiB week, or come anywhore near it.
Up to today only $8.1,000 had been
subscribed, which means that only
$10,000 was subscribed yesterday
Including one $2000 subscription
from John It. Tomlin. "The sub
scriptions are coming in very, very
slow,'' said Chairman Kldtl today.
"The people are not yet awake."
The largest subscription mado so
far during tho campaign Is that
made directly and indirectly amount
ing to $4000, 'by W. A. Folger, coun
ty food administrator. The firm of
Gaddis and Dixon have subscribed
$1"00. The above mentioned sub
scriptions are the largest so far. The
following have made $1000 subscrip
tions: A. E. Bliss, Win. A. Sumner,
Hales Piano House, L. B. and Mrs.
Brown, R. II. Toft. Oregon Life In
surance company, Jano Carrol, Ul
rlch & Ityan, S. It. McConnthy, W. F.
Isaacs, Frank M. Calkins, Fannie M.
Wllhinglon, P. C. Blgham, W. C.
Earhurt, Mall Tribune nnd Sun.
CALLED 10 COLORS
Sheriff ifnlli Jennings, who np
pliiM for cntrntu'c lo the ini'mitry
officers' training: sc)ioi on August
(itli, has just ri'ccivi'd his orders to
report I'nr duly and is preparing to
,1'iiler military service.
The orders came from Camp Pike,
which is located near Little iiocli,
Ark., and instruct liiiji to rcnurt at
that camp not later than October ll?
Mr. Jennings said toiluv that he
would probably depart on October
t It or 7th.
The question as to when lie will
resign his office of sheriff is still
undecided, he said, hut he will hold
a conference on the matter wilh the
county officials within the next few
da vs.
sands of American soldiers penciled
on the guns, the wheels and carriages.
Most of these guns were captured in
the offensive between Soissons and
liheims. '"i
ihodd b6 on every table!
SCANT POSIOM
( A flavor almost mdistinguisheblo from coffee )
for years the favorite paace-time
beverage of tens of thousands .
Wow evsn more prominent because
"Made in America ''and a saver
of ocean tonnage ir.uch needed for
cxrr firmiss "Over There V
Made instantly-no .boiling . 1
& A s'jpar savor and a trolv Js
; delicious and satisfy in. table
12. drink for ycun& uwu old. &
VOK BA1.H (iimil -a!i tna-hini
pump tyU nit; nak uiiln wiih
drop Irnvrn K.itn iN.irtli Ouk
(IhI, phnm ! 'i li. 1 in
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KVKS SCIKNTU-'H'AI.I.Y
ti:sti:!, .wo t;i,.ssi-:s
PROPERLY FITTFJ2S?:
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inside the Lines'
No. 1932
VEEKS Si McQOWAN CO
UXDKKTAK VAl
Day l'lionc! I'm Iflc ttl'7.
XlKliI I'linnrw: r. V. V-ks, IP:!-,I3.
Ymi will I iu.l at Mils hrlKhl, procri'slvo Jrwolry slorp rcmis t
trim t( unit I y nt pilna you ran nftonl to pay. Wo Invito you to timio
niul si'v our tliatnoii'ls.
Our iliaooml iMicaKvinont rlims at $2.1. J'o. JT.'i ami lluu nro
rt.-pi'aflblo f r tho happlnos ot many a man nml maid.
Mou's niul Wotiion'! ii-t Valolios in nn luipr;svho Array
MARTIN J. REDDY
FOR DIAMONDS
Visitors AI W oliomo.
MaU uh )-our nnnts.
I'hono HI. ,
' How About Your
Danger Zone?
YOU'VE got it every human being is horn
with it your large intestine, or colon. It is
a large tube a reservoir or sewer intended to
collect waste matter and remove it from the body.
Plug it up with waste,' neglect it, and you're sick
on your feetThe wastematter stagnates, under
goes decay,' fermentation and germ action, i Dan-
gerous poisons' areT produced,' that'ean easily be
absorbed and carried all over the body. '
Allow constipation to become established, and
you are liable to become definitely and miserably
sick and not 'on your j feet either, You have
broken Nature's laws, t
Better be kind to her.? Keep the danger zone
clean, with a regular bowel movement, and Nature
will thank you, and pay you back in gold coin
health, good nature, and a feeling of eagerness for
your daily task. -
A large proportion of almost every form of
sickness is caused or made worse by the poisons
produced as a result of constipation.
Nujol has the approval of established medical practice,
because it does not upset the system as do pills, castor
oil and purgative mineral waters, salts, etc. It softens the
contents of the colon, making them easy for the intestinal
muscles to move at regular hours. Don't fight Nature.
Help her. Nujol is health insurance for tens of thousands
of American families today. Sold at drug stores everywhere.
rr ui rung.
NUJOL is sold only in sealed bottles
' bearing the Nujol Trade Mark. Insist
on Nujol. You may suffer from
substitutes. .. ,
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Sf$$:-'r Nujol laboratories 1
STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY)
50 Broadway, New York
lEBSSIRflUiiUISiSSS
''Regular as
IstocKworfc
Mr II
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We Want All the People
To become lietler ncqua Inted with ua. V.'o will
serve you well when you como to us for your
tints store wants.
Heath's Drug Store
l'liouo HMI.
Tho Kan Tov Storo
See us if you have Barley,
Oats and Hay for sale.
We Buy Sacks
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
Decorating and Tinting
" Now Is tho time to have your houso painted to protect the snme
for tho winter. We guarantee every Inch ot our work to bo flrst
claas; the material we use Is tho very best.
rrlcPM Arc Moderate.
R. J. Miller Decorating Co.
ISdnmtrs 1'iw or Charge
GATE SATIRES
(T)ST OMMI.M.K AS Mt t ll
And wear twice as long as the average Fabric Tire, Guaranteed
3,(00 miles.
rrxcTritE rnM)P
Our Service Station Is now equipped with the latest mechanical Tire
Changer, Up-to-Pate Vulcanising Equipment, Curtis Air Free
From Oil.
Try our Tire Service It's Different.
F. R. Roberts 1 32 S. Riverside
WA.VTKI)
CIDER APPLES
KMK'.IT P.VKIXG CO.
J'edford, Ore.
l'liouo i-l)-It.
NOIICE
Wc have secured the
BRUNSWICK AGENCY
From Mr. Walters and Lave
a fine assortment of thelat
est improved machines for
your inspection. Also large
stock of
PATHE RECORDS
Palmer's
Piano
Place
; 23 South Central.
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