Medford mail tribune., September 28, 1918, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREOOX. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1918
I OCAL AND
JL PERSONAL
Tonight's meeting for Hie drafted
men of JackHon eounly at the Nata
torlum will begin promptly ut S
o'clock. The 2H12 men who recently
registered for the draft and all oth
ers registered prior to that time and
who have not yet been called have
been ordered to attend this meeting
to receive Instruction from Captain
R. 11. KusBell of Camp I.ewls, and
representatives of the army Y. M. C.
A. and the Oregon Social Hygiene society.
I bog to announce to the public
and friends that I have resumed the
practice of law at rooms 217-8 Lib
erty (formerly Carnott-Corey) bids.,
and will Rive strict attention to all
business that may be placed in my
hands. Geo. W. Cherry, phono 057-J.
ISO
The Misses .loan Anderson and
!Marln Gutcs, who had Intended to
leave for Camp Lewis Sunday to be
gin their army nurses training course
havo received telegraphic Instruc
tions not to report until Oct. 7th.
Attorney Nowton W. Borden has
moved his law office to the Palm
block, 107 Kast Main street. 177
A number of young men and worn
oti who loft this morning to attend
ino u. a. u. anu university or ure
Ron. Olhors will leave Sunday and
Monday. All the young men will go
Into the Student Army Training
corps.
The phonograph with a soul. The
now EdlBon Diamond Disc. Palmer
riano Place, 28 South Central Ave.
The schools of Medford and the
county will have no sessions next
.Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday on
account of the county teachers Insti
tute being held In this city on those
days. Togethor with today and
Sunday this will make a five days
vacation.
10 per cent discount on men's and
boys' shoes during September at No.
10 South Central avenue, city.
Mrs. W. U. Kolzur, Mm. It. M.
Raney and Miss M1. P. Ranoy left to
day for Underwood, Wash., which
place they will make tholr future
homo.
Orrcs, tho ladles' tailor, will be at
llotol Holland ovory Tuesday after
noon; high class only. Kit and work
manship guaranteed. 172
' A car of Hose pears from the Dillon
It. Hill orchard was sold Friday In
Boston by the llnrdwcll l'rult com
pany nt '$4.85 a box. Tho same com
pany sold a car load of Socklo pears
from the Del Rio orchard nt $5.83 a
box In New York Inst Tuesday.
Tho ladles who have offered their
services with care for the collection
of clothing for tho llclglans will
kindly report for duty Tuesday morn
ing nt 10 o'clock at tho former gauze
room, corner -Main and Ilartlett.
whore torrltory will be assigned.
Mrs. Jap Andrews, chnlrman.
Hamilton & Ellington pianos. II.
N. Loflaml, 225 South Onkdalo.
Look them over before you buy. 1S2
Mrs. Martin .Marshall of Central
Point, recently underwent a major
operation In a private hospital or
Medford.
Singer Sewing Machine Shop, ad
justing, repairing, cleaning. Phone
903-It. C. A. Chapman, 245 S. Central
1S1
The Misses Elizabeth Hill, .lean
otte Patterson and I.orena Strntton
departed this morning for Cnrvallls
to attend Hie O. A. C. This is Miss
Stratum's second year of study at
that Institution.
Mattress mnklng and furniture up
holstering. Douglas, 201 S. Hlver
Blde. Phone 102-J.
.Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Smith and
children of Johnson City, tile., who
had been visiting .Mrs. Smith's par
ents, .Mr. ami Mrs. 0. II. Stowell, left
for home today.
Daily's Taxi. Phone 1.1.
V. C. Doremus, the orchnrdlst paid
a flu o of 111 and cosis In Justice
Taylor's court yesterday on the
"liargo of Importing Intoxicating
liquor Inlo the stale. I In was return
ing home earlv Friday morning from
n California town when Stale Police
man Tripled called on him to stop
Instead. Doremus threw his overcoat.
In tho pockets of which were two
pints of whiskey, from the car and
speeded abend. The policeman got
tho overcoat and whiskey and later
Ioremus.
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
tho Insurance Man.
Mrs. I.oiiIh tlornslelu underwent a
major operation In a private hospital
of this city last Thursday.
Feather mattrasses and renovat
ing. Douglas, 2in a. Klverslde. 1C2-.I
With Inst night's shipment .".01
cars have been sent in the eastern
linfikctM from Mcdfoiu' daring the
season.
Ono and three-color stock pear
labels for sale. Medford Printing
Co. tf
Mrs. 0. A. Jackson, F. Porter nnil
J,. Porter are an auto party from
Santa Itosa, Calif., who are guests ut
the Nash hold.
Furnlluro parking, crating. Doug
Jus, 201 S. Klverslde, phone 102-J.
Two special military trains loaded
with soldiers from Camp Lewis pass
ed thru the city this forenoon, one at
about 7 a. m. and the other at 10:25
a. m. A number of Medford and
Jackson county men were on the
trains. The destination of the sol
diers could not be learned.
Notice! All persons knowing
themselves Indebted to the Model
Clothing compuny will please call
ut 320 Fast Alain street and settle.
We will appreciate early settlement
of all accounts. Model Clothing Co,
10
Cius Dltsworth of Derby and Ern
est Hollenbeck of Prospect, were visf.
tors In the city today and callers at
Ibo Commercial club.
Warner, Wortman & Gore have
homo made sorghum. Bring your
bucket. 101
Miss Jennie Mae Sncdlcor, art
supervisor In the public schools, has
returned to the city to take up her
duties for the winter. Her mother,
Mrs. Helen Snedlcor, of Medford. has
come to Fugeno with her, and they
havo taken an apartment at Bartle
Court. Eugene Dally Guard.
Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Dldg,
Miss Until Duniels of .Medford, has
gone to San Jose, Calif., to attend the
state normal school.
ono and tnree-color stock pear
labels for sulo. Medford Printing
Co. tf
Among the Medford young men
who left today for Corvallls to enter
the O. A. C, as memhors of the Stu
dents Army Training corps, were Ro
land Parker, Thornton Gould, Chas
Dooms, James Kirk and Edward
Payne.
We have a few home fruit dryers
on hand. Will closo out at $0.00
each, complete. P. F. & F. Factory.
Mrs. M. C. Mealey of Montague,
following a visit with her daughter,
.Mrs. G. R. Moore, returned home today.
The Brunswick- all phonographs
In one. Palmer Piano Place, 28 South
Central avenue.
Roy Surrnn left this morning for
Portland In which city he expects to
locale. v
Bartlett's taxidermist and fur store
now opon for business. We have the
classy furs; como In and see them
Any furs you want remodeled or re
paired, bring them In early. 120
Bust Main street.
Announcement on tho bulletin
bonrd at the public market today was
to tho effect that the market's open
ing hour Ib 7 a. m., and not (1 or
11.3(1 a. m as quite a number of
patrons have tried to make It by com
ing nt those hours. There wus a
heavy market today. y
Good plnno for salo vory cheap.
Phono C-f'12. or nddross Cope Hard
ware Co., Phoenix. ' 1 02
Miss Henn l.aTourotte of Phoenix.
Ariz., who hnd been visiting Mrs.
Clem Parker, loft today to enter the
O. A. C whero she will take the
domestic science course.
We aro not going to call personally
upon tho merchants in Medford ffr
any contributions for tho rollef of tho
Belgians and French, hut for fear
they will feel slighted wo are going
to say If any of thorn havo anything
In their stores that Is shelf-worn or
old-fashioned and not salable will
they please send It to the corner of
Ilartlett and Main street, or notify
Mrs. Jap Andrown. chairman, and It
will not only be called for but greatly
appreciated.
Assessor and Mrs. G. W. Murray of
llonford, Calif., left for home Tues
day evening after two weeks visit
with Mr. .Murray's sister, Mrs. Hlca
nor Maulo and other relatives.
Dr. A. L. Qunlntnncc. chief In
charge of deciduous fruit Insect In
vestigations of tho I'. S. department
of agriculture, Washington. D. ('..
was a guest of tho local entomologi
cal laboratory the past two days, lie
is making a tour of Inspection of tlir
several field stations thruout the
ountry under his charge. As the
guest of .Messrs. M. A. Yothers and
It. 11, MrKeown, Dr. Qnulntunco
made n tour of tho valley, studying
orchard Insect problems with Ihe
view of enlarging upon the work of
Insect control as recommended bv
Mr. Yolhers.
Among county visitors registered
at the hotels today were M. A. Van
Gordon and Phillip Werty of Apple-
gate, V. I.. Dusenbury of Gold Hill.
and J. II. Carleton of Welb n .
Captain It. II. Russell of Camp
Lewis, who addresses the draft men
at the Nnlatorlnm tonight, arrived In
the city this morning and while In
Medford will be the guest of his
former neighbors nt lluinsvllle. Mo,
Mr. and Mrs. C, Y. Whllto.k.
niong the prominent athletes
E
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IN HOI WHILE
Jioy Soles, automobile salesman,
until recently in the employ of the
A. W. Walker company, is having hi.
preliminary hearing' this afternoon
on two serious charges before Judire
Taylor. One is a statutory charge,
und the other is that of contributing
to the tlcl i rn hi-ik-v of u child, lloth
ohuifrOK were preferred liy Ink wile.
A third charge may yet be preferred
against Sales.
It appears that Mrs. Sales,, who
li.nl been vi.-iting fur n month or more
at Eugene returned to Hie Sales home
on Pennsylvania street unexpectedly
Friday uflernoon and was astounded
to find strun-.'e feminine apparel. She
ul once called Chief of Police Tim
olhy to Ihe house und Inter t lie v
went before County Prosecutor Rob
erts where affidavits of arrest
the two charges were sworn out bv
-Mrs. Sales.
The two sons of Mr. ami Sirs'.
Sales, aged l." nnd 12 years, inform
ed their mother, Chief Timothy und
Prosecutor Roberts) llml every Sal
urduy since I heir inblher w as gone
their fulher c iilcrluiiicd u women in
the house until Mondnv. The wo
man in the ease is from Jacksonville.
It is claimed that the boys fur
ther related that their father and the
woman drank gin and had them drinl;
it loo, putting- it into lemonade for
them to make it more pulutnhle. The
older hoy said he liked his, but the
younger brother said lie didn't like it.
Following his tirrest yesterday and
arraignment before Judge TaJor.
Sales was held in jf.KK) bail in each
charge until this afternoon's hearing-.
I
BUT COUNTY GOES
Standing ut Noon
Quota. Subscribed.
Medford $298,158 $130,000
Ashland 1 S 1 ,072 150.000
Central Point.... 19,804 13,200
Jacksonville 17,520 18.000
Eagle Point 12,500 2,500
Talent 12,300 12,30,0
Gold Hill p,944 10,500
Lutto Falls 9,930 10,000
Rogue River 9,750 10,000
5
.ONDO.V, Sept. 2S. (By Associat
ed Press.) General Allenby, com
manding the British forces operating
in tho region of Palestine between
Jerusalem and tho Sea of Galilee,
havo taken 5000 more Turkish pris
oners nnd have cuulurcd 350 guns.
CAIRO, Egypt, Sept. 28 (Hnvas)
The town of Nn'uulus, Palestine, wys
captured by a French cavalry regi
ment In tho recent allied drive wesl
of tho Jordan. Willi the town the
French horsemen took 2500 prison
ers, eighteen cannon and numerous
innchlue guns. Their casualties were
only a few wounded.
SAX FRANCISCO, Sept. 24. Ex
amination of civilians for commis
sions as airplane and balloon pilots
has been resumed after having been
suspended since February 9. western
lepnrtment of the army nnnounced
today. Men between IS and 30 are
wanted as alrplano pilots nnd be
tween IS anil 4 5 as balloon pilots.
Each applicant must have high school
education or its equivalent and men
with some college training arc pre
ferred. Knowledge of gas engines Is
daslrablo.
The number of men wanted s said
to be considerable. Applicants will
bo examined by the aviation examin
ing board here.
Coughed Fifteen Years
Coughs that hang on and grow
worRo In tho night nnd weaken the
sufferer nro relieved bv Foloy's
Honey and Tnr oflenor than by any
other remedy. R. F. Hall, Mabe, Va
wrltos; "For 15 years 1 was nffllctcd
with a troublesome .bronchial cough
and Irrltntion of tho thront. Foley's
Honey and Tar relieved me; nfter
taking one bottlo tho cough ceased
nnd has not returned." No medicine
stands higher ns a family remedy for
colds for children nnd grown-ups.
For sale by tho Medford Pharmacy.
Adv.
From inquiries made of grocers It
appears that many Medfordlles will
quickly lake advantage. of the new
food administration ruling that after
Oct. 1st famtlic-s can purchase their
full month's allowance of sugar (two
and former nlbletes who will attend pounds per person as before! at one
the third officers (raining enmp for time. However, no sugar for can-
Ivlllans nl the I Diversity nf Oregon.
Ihe newspapers of Kugene puhlit.ii
the name of II. chandler Ebh. Hie
Medford orehurdlst and former ama
teur open golf ihaiuilon.
Jay Gore, son of W. It. Gore, who
has been taking n course In Ihe offi
cers training ramp al Foil Hancock,
tin., has received his commission as
second lieutenant In the machine gun
ectlon of service nnd assigned to
duty at ('.imp Ham-oik us instructor.
.Marlon Vca.h and son Hoy .V, of
Eugene, arrived In Ihe c ity last night
from n vhl! at Crater l.uke and le;i
to. lay by auto for home.
nlng will he sold afler that date ex
cept on the surrender of the special
permit from the county food admin
istration. There will be no service at the
Evangelical Lutheran Zlon's church
Sunday, on a -count of the pastor.
Rev. Dr. W. It. Moreni-Oessr, preach
ing nt tho Lake Creek station.
Austin Corhett, the owner of the
Cornell orchard at Eagle Point, re
turned to Medford alter an absence
of a year Saturday tor a brief visit to
look afler business Interests, lie Is
engaged In war work In ono of the
departments at Washington.
Total $571,704 $350,500
The good old county of Jackson is
waking up In the liberty bond cam
paign but the Medford district Is still
very drowsy and lagging far behind
the other districts. There are signs
tho that Medford will very soon be
wide awake and climbing fast to the
top.
Every district In the county
Is over the top or close to
the top but Medford, the majority
reaching the goal today. But Med
ford made a clean jump of $30,000
by early Saturday nftornoon, bring
ing the district's total so far during
the campaign to $130,000. The
quota for the district Is $298,158.
The many solicitors of the district
early today began working hard to
line up the slow and indifferent citi
zens. Men were put on the streets
to stop every rural visitor and stran
ger In the city and Importune him to
take subscriptions.
Tae Liberty loan committee an
nounces that it has Just completed
a new card inkier of every citizen of
Medford, men and women, with their
addresses, and that every Individual
who does not come forward voluntar
ily and subscribe will be called upon
and urged to do his or her duty.
Splendid work In furtherance of
the Liberty loan was done at the
high school yesterday afternoon.
During the assembly hour Gus New
bury made an effective liberty loan
add-oss to the students and teachers
following which twenty of the stu
dents signed up for, subscriptions.
Later in- the afternoon A. E. Reames
and W F. Isaacs went to the high
school building as solicitors tyid
came away with subscriptions from
all but two or three of tho teachers,
these few exceptions desiring a little
more time in which, to make up their
minds as to tho amount they' would
subscribe for, . '
New subscriptions:
J 1500
Ella ,r. smith
lOOO
C. W. McDonald I.. Nlcitoriiicvor
lielroy (i.-U'licl .1. J. Kinnicns
-virs. Uelruy cu.teh.q
moo
f. ,H. Carpenter Mrs. CW. Anderson
IV. .s. I rowell 11. vv. HIiiKhum
A. 1-;. ItojimeK .1 'r I.,,..,...
Helen V. llingham --. C. Keiily
9200
a V. Tuck. r wile. r. J. I. Phlpps
'has. M. Alitben .Ino. Lawrence.
Mrs. J. W. .vines lien Mi.ll.-r
Anna M. Hrennur -o. K. 11-ales
II. .viaiiH.lam I-:. II. Wltulerim-er
.Mecirorii I ruil Co. Mrs. Lolu It. Fo'lger
'.yilla S. IJow
0. L. lnirrau
V J. .McKay
bla H. McKay
('. A. Cliiipnmn
V 1.1. Hennell
Ina .Mav IfilKOn
Nellie Arliley
V I'. HlliiHDU
s. Taki-nchl
'.'. .1. l.'arsiens
1. nil. ,n .VI. Ilohlnson
'Irs. I. I,, flan. I
J. .1. iJearlenan.l
I'. Ilelelisleln
VV. Itul.lnson
Marg. W. HuMluar
1. T. Giilligar
-l. l- ."heels
H. K Miin.hv
J. II. .Murnliv
James .Mlllmllen Jr.
Mrs. A. C. .Mlttel-
slaeill
Mrs llennlo C.
Mitchell
H. V. Illioails
-'. F. Flul
Mrs. M. V. Hill
V. A 1-olu. r
Ino Arnold
Mrs. J. It. (looclrlch
May I.. Wilson
H. . l.aniiMpach
I. S O-llrien
V. Mcllee
tleo. V. Douglas
Kva K. Ai-mslrung
('lias. M. Ciilmore
.Mark !.. Woolv
l.nclle M. York
Carrie II. Warren
s. rhihlers
Vivian Siliuler
II. B. Clark
.Mamie limn
(irover liarnellle
('. K. Wcliuer
Win. IV Janes
'I. F. Talner
Mia. (1. F. Talner
v-,n. II, l.oeke.
I.. I-' Slroinl
M. O. Urown
.1, (iarrelt
X. II. Horen
V. V.' liariiuin
" 15. Harnuni
Minnie II. Heine
T. (1. Heine
Mrs. 10. A. Wllhlle
Klorenee II. Goffe
J A. Perry
l. Aroo
l.. .viciiravv
Tlius. .MeAndrews
Kllte .MeAlHlreWH
clriint Burroughs
A iiL'tlsta l'ulll
I'le.lJ'uhl
A. Iirnpit
Mm Alice VVIlllts
iilos l:. Willils
Jessie M. Hooker
11. M.SleverlSOIl
I'. K, M'Moneli
I'reil llewill
i-l iis. S I'orler
ii v H'shop
.1 :. Ilerk.lull
' 'hurt. N. Hansen
Lucille M. York
I'arrie II. Wiirren
Silencer rhililers
Vivhiti Kclitiler
II. W. Bnrnelairg
Wenilohn Meyer
The 'Ntitatorlu'm will be the mercn
tonight for the Jackson county men
of all classes subject to the draft,
the meeting having been ordered by
the war department for the men to
receive instructions from Captain R.
H, Russell of Camp Lewis, and also
hear representatives from the Red
Cross, the Army Y. M. C. A. and the
Oregon Social Hygiene soc'pty. The
meeting begins promptly at 6 o'clock.
A very large audience Is expected,
as 2312 men alone registered on
Sept. 12. All patriotic male citizens
are urged to attend; learn to co-operate
intelligently with the war de
partment and help put millions In
France ahead of schedule. By so
doing they can save the government
thousands In money und weeks in
time.
V. C. Hosh
K. Ciatos
II. F. Antle
IshIm'I J. Stein
A. I'i. JiHiiluy
C. Yamashlta
Klva C. Itoborta
9250
.tll-H. 11. F. Antic
300
V. V. Miles
$350
400
McMnrrla M. Dow K, A. lnrk
Airs, am mi M. louiiRJus. Taylor & Kon
i4. uoy
100
o. If. West .oM. II. Rovle
Mrs. font Atnaim .nce I1. Smlili '
Win. K. Smith
Jim. v. Cox
iyttf Me.mirtroy
Aiitt- Slim
II. KolM-rts
Villi!
K. Al. AU-Kfflny
J. 1 in ntv
(im C'Ihimk:
. tMIOlllllft
.vim .M.'lTlll
J. Kiin'ili-k
T. Kauakawu
Win. A. liati-8
.urn. Win. A. Gates
ft. (1 WttrthhtKiun
Kmnm IMwuttta
.. I. l.UtlllllM
('iii'iiv Al. l,umport
i;. 11. l.atntHirt
n. L. I II wood
It.-rtha I.. lloMfn
Mis. V. Clauile Itlco avi.l 11. CoolM.
iii-ht iililo v. il lard
in, I VW-iHim Sum It aro Okalm
II. I 'UMII .1. II. Itolwtmi
Ida S. Tail S. V. H.'ekwllh Jr.
K. X. V 111 ' I . I.' Win-n...
John H, ltit..-i lyon Carroll J. I.ttvik'
i. u.-cKwilli Al. I toher t a
N. Mini
50
Al. Parker l V Iturn.-hiiri?
Irtti- 1 1 ti t eh hiMnii '.-u,ohi Al-yer
Mitch- lime uncoil Mm u II Ij.i w
I.m liir. ivi ry Ames I'aulin.- Slin ulP
K. S. SMtiMin am. W. Iliu-.l.-v
AiaiK Welch . fN.,-nliitie Ui!.
,1. Wulson
H. 1. ri M, Hullls
John ICtsh
J mi. A. IVrl
;er
Lottie X llownr.1
J. W. .lae.'l-H
r. i.-... T I.vtuli 1'. 11. ldi v
Urn. Matilltir I V. Wt-1c
nt C. Canmlu'll
l.t-ali , WaChers
Hurry I.. i.,i,
(!. li. Swt-any
lU-t.. II. ThoinpMon
J no. UlllinH
. I.il. Mel i una !
Amy llardlni;
' ritee l '.rat in v
Mis. I" l.oiv. fins
lias. K, Mi-Claln
Mr Mm. K C.
Mlll.T
W m. 'iirtt ss
Mrs Win. Carlens
. Illtl.-r
Inn. K Itnl-.TtM
in Al. Ilulnun
Kmilv A. Molm.-s
is llt-ns.'liiuin l.i-.ih
I'un Cnini.l.,-11 . s HI, .ton
Silu I-:. Ti-rtvll T .1. YiH-oti
l.-'tft Al it V ItMillll lt:(nt.l i;.-ttinl
' 'on a ni iiim m in son 1 W . Hans
I'ranris IN-rry
.1. Patton
Tmy t 'hunn
Anifilliif I-:. WHeox
Mr and Airs. A. 1,.
Ta lor
M. c. .MnlTon
Tim (Iriff in
Maty A. ("l.-veHnd
N'o li- t.ounsluiry
L.uira Oai'K
ti.ltrn
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Ti.lwav Sl.nh.na
I.iMIIm' Crch
Mi liivo
I'ritnk H Cnrran
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dmv (i. tla
Itn.lolplt lti Witt
' K Ailamx
Pat 1'ail.v
( Mfiii Vhlttnck
Ino 11. Sfeiln
Vmell 1". Toll
-I 1,. IMms
itillv M. Il. lm
I nlii Mflmn
CI. .) Willi.,
li. .1 Trmvl.ri
I h sler A Slo'i
f. IV Watkinsi
l'l 11 P.ek
M. S llid.-n
Ihniv Wallep
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDKUTAKEli
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Luilj Avislunt,
HELD ON TUESDAY
Tho preliminary henrlng of Wil
liam Lewis, tho well known sheep
man of the Central Point district,
who was arrested Friday hy Deputy
United States Marshal Tlclienor of
Portland on the charge of violating
the espionage art, will he held next
Tuesday hefore 1'niled Stales Com
missioner V. Hoy Davis at 9:110 a. m.
In the meantime .Mr. Lewis is at lib
erty on his own recognizance.
The accused Is charged with mak
ing sedillous utterances against the
government, and the case 13 regard
ed as of such Importance that United
States District Attorney llaney will
come here from Portland to person
ally conduct the government's sliie of
the case.
Itcsuliitlous
Whereas it has pleased Almlghty
God, to removo from our midst our
beloved Ilro. (!eo. II. Wnmsley,
licsoivod, that the sympathy of
this lodgo lie extended to the bereav
ed wife who is left alone to mourn
the loss of a devoted husband, for
her loss Is our loss.
Resolved, that our charier lie
draped in mourning for thirty days:
Itesolved, that a copy of these
resolutions lie spread upon the rec
ords of this lodge, a copy be printed
in tho local newspapers, nnd a Vopy
be rorwardod lo the bereaved wife.
Fraternally submitted,
IlKO. FLOYD PFARt'lC,
SISTKU H ATT IK 1101'LETT.
SISTF.lt SOPHIA ClilLDHKTH.
Commit lee.
liil
There will ho no services Sunday
at tho Free McHiodlslu-hiirch either
morning or evening.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
I'OH S.W.I-: .-1 pigs, ;,ii ll.; s pii:s.
SO lbs.; 1 sow, llil lbs.; 1 brood
sow. 2(jo lbs. A. L. Seabrooke.
K. F. D. 2, Central Point. Ore. li'.l
The cloudiness of this forenoon
and this morning's prediction of un
settled weather with probable rain
tonight and Sunday not only worried
those people who had planned Sun
day outings, but also those who have
many tomatoes not yet ripened as
they fear colder weather may bring a
frost. "
.Mrs. George Iverson is spending
Saturday wilh friends nt Gold Hill.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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' JblAiJO.SD l(UA.Nt tor 1!V
yan kn-wdi Dest.SafMt.AUivs KelUliM '
SOLD hi UMhiSTS EVERyiVHfJiE
This Is the San Tox Store f
The San Tox lino furnishes a remedy for fy
every 111 t Manufactured by Do Pree, the VaKj frfS
honest old Hollander. Seo our window. Vjfil ;
Heath's Drug Store Lr
I'liono 884. Tho San Tox Stord J
FOR SALi: Milk rows, box 4 rt. It.
2. Central Point. lilt;
FOR SAI.K Four horsepower en
gine wilh centrifugal pump, and
buggy. Phone ..:2-R. m;i
DR. RICKRRT
kyv scikntii icai.i.y
tkstkp, ami ;i,.ssi:s
PROPERLY FITTED
Suitt 1 -12 nvrr Miy ('.
XO DKUIU tSLD
LSf The Conveniences and T
.. Facilities Afforded
I You hy an account with the ,la.-;kson IvLj
il.ii li Connly liank, assure Satisfaction in Vp
Ir mil tlle transaction of your banking .bust- llLVl
IpU f ness. I Wr
ll Our experienced stafjf is at your ll
I wlli service and our officers are glad to lJjl
Vl lmV6 y0" oons"lt wi,n them regard- jj fans
WYv an' financial problem vou have II
V V. '" ml1"1' ' II
Accounts subject to l
-'e. c'10c'1 are solicited.
E STABLI S H E D.I
1888
Flour Users, Listen!
You can now buy
"Snowy Butte Flour"
Our mill is now miming nnd 1hc 1018 wheat
crop is fine. The flour is of an pxcellent quality
and makes dandy white bread. lTSf JT! Help
the home fanner. He will .buy mure Liberty
Honds, likewise the Miller.
iVsk your grocer for "Snowy Butte Flour."
BRANDON BROTHERS
EAGLE POINT ,
The Water Power Mill.
ftAl4 MANK atfclblLlllO
Why Batteries Wear Out
There aro two reasons; t'.ie natural wear thai goes on s'.jwly, and
tho rapid wear that's due to abuse, as when you
Spln-spln-spin a cold motor
Let the plates sir.rve for want -of charge
Forget to add distilled .water.
You expect nnlural wear in batteries as miK'h ns you do In tires
but if your tire was Hat you wouldn't keep running on It.
Drive around I his way, and we'll tell yon how you've been treat
ing that batlery, and how you can postpone its old age.
Ask for our hpotklet. "A .M::rk v.l.h r. .'.leaning for You" it tells
what's bac k of Ihe Willard .Mark.
Electric Shop
Painting, Paper Hanging,
Decorating and Tinting
Now Is the tlmo to have your house painted to protect the same
for tho winter. Wo guarantee every Inch of our work to be first
class; the material we use Is the very best
1'rlrc Are Moderate.
R. J. Miller Decorating Co.
t'Iinu ;t1-J.
I'AtimalcM Ttw of riinro
GATESSrjRES
COST OMMlAl.K AS MITIf ' '
And wear twice aa long as the avcrago I'ajilc Tue. Guaranteed
3,500 miles.
ri'xcTi'KK risoop
Our Service Stallon Is now oquipped with the latest mechanical Tire
Changor, l!p-toDato Vulianltlug Equipment, Curtla Air Free
Kroin Oil.
Try our Tire Service It's Different.
F. R. Roberts 1 32 S. Riverside