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MEDFORD ' MAIL TRTRUXE,' MEDFORD. ' OREOOX. AVFDXKKDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1918'
I ASHLAND AND ViCINlTY !
HoKlnnlng with Tjesdiiy, Oct. 15,
' -the TidlnKs of tills city, now a nemi
weokly, will be lBBiied oneo a week.
Tho high coet of niRtiirliils is the
j alleged cause, tho management be
! lug luccd with the alternative ot
i either raising prices of subscription',
advertising and Job work, or of pub
lishing once a week instead of twice,
! tho latter plan being decided upon,
and tho dato of publication fixed on
Tuesday. According to the manage
ment by adopting thJis ciiango "will
I enable tho majority owners, Messni.
Greer and 'Reynolds, to do all the
! work wllhout employing additional
j labor In tho mechanical department.?'
! Troy I'lilpps, son of .Mr. and Jlra. ,
; E. 13. Phj)ps, is a member of I'rovls
i ional Co. K, attached to llio Highth
j division, located af (Jump Kromont,
J Cal.
j At a meeting of tho parent-teacher
j association ot tho llellevlew district,
i to bb held on Friday evening this
week, Kred Homes will spoak on the
normal school question.
Methodists will tender a reception
to Rev. C. A. Hdwurds, at the church
1 parlors, on Thursday evening, Oct.
10, on which occasion tho gcnlnl pas-
tor and family will bo tho recipients
; of a friendly greeting,- ull tho more
j cordial due to a knowledgo of the
! fact that Mr. Kdwntils has been re
1 turned to the local church for anolh-
.1 or porlod, to which unnoiinccmenl.
, might bo added tho further stale-
nient that the post year under bis
, ministrations bus been tho most hiic-
cessful ono In tho church's history
j Pastor and people work In harmony
I consequently the best results are at-
- tainablo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. jr. Heaver left for
t Klamath county on Tuesday to p3S
; tho winter with tho family of their
j son-in-law Orvlllo Click.
Jack Patterson, government em
ploye In tho entomological bureau of
1 tho department of the interior, has
moved into tho Ivlrsclibaum residence
; oh Nob Hill heightB.
! A recapitulation of the status of
tho Ashlnnd putrjotlc fund, which is
to afford war chest apportionments
for various major activities, places
tho total amount of pledges, most of
which nro paid monthly at city hall,
at approximately $2(1.0(10'. Amount
paid up, Oct. 1, $8730, of which
S4!17r has been paid on tho socoud
quota of tho Hed Cross fund, and
$119,115 on sundry cxpenso account,
leaving a balance in tho war chest of
J4, 315. 35. Stated payments are due
betweou tho lath and 30th of each
month, and nro vury conveniently
mado payable at the recorder's office'
111 tho city hall.
W. j. Carpenter, orchardist who
was located on Terrace street, and
Who nt ona tlmo was a member ol
I tho local police force, has removed to
California to rcBldo permanently.
Saturday, Oct. 12, tho 4LMitli annl
vorsary of the discovery of Amorlea.
will bo observed nationally no Liberty
day, and municipalities are urged to
follow suit in tho obForvnnco.
DoyB and girls about town nro re
minded In an official bullotln prom
inently displayed in tho poatofflr.e,
that loafing Is not permitted In the
lobby of that building.
- Kino grapes seem to be plentiful
this season. Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Dnvenhlli, of Twin Oaks ranch In tin
Valleyvlew district, huvo beon re
membering their city friends goner
ously with mammoth clusters of s'iv
or.il varieties of this libelous fruit
from their own vineyards, which are
cultivated under most approved
methods.
' Mrs. Penrl lllgdon Is moving her
millinery stock to twnn In the kins
man block right In the heart of the
fOndersvlllo bttslnets district on Kast
Main Btreot.
, Mrs. Julia McQultkln is tho owner
Mf a fine now Chevrolet car which
bears tho Oregon number or Ii2:!i;:l.
Bho Is her own chauffeur, and sue
cossfitlly negotiates nil the crooks
Intl. turns and heavy grades which
prevail on tho roulo between the
1'laza and her homo on Ashland
street.
J. J. Murphy arrived home curb
in tho week from a hihdnc.-ts I tip to
Sun 1'ranclsco.
Officers of the several nillltst-y or
ganizations, classified as state mill
tin, home guards, etc., have been not
only Invited but seml-orilrlally noti
ced to attend n gutlienlng In I'orl
land and participate In n sort of
training meet for the good of the set
vlce. Tho dates nre from Oct. 17 to
21. Cupt. IM Thornton and l!ev. 1
1. Kdwnrds bend quite a list of those
eligible to go from here.
Mrs. S. 3. Davenport, mother of
Mrs. Murray Murphy, left on Monday
for her home In Lester, northwestern
Iowa, after a visit of two month'
here with her son-in-law's family.
' - C. 10. Ruckle, a former residenl
hero whose home Is now nt I. on:!
liearh, Cal., loft for the i-oulli Ins;
Sunday, after a visit t it Ashlnnd
which was evtendeil up north ns fur
as t'matilla county, where he passe'l
tho vncnllon In pitching hay and bar
vesting grain In that section.
Cntbern, oldest duuehier of Mr
nnd Mrs. C. I,. Hanson, whose home
In on I'lno street, celebrated her lath
Mrthdny nnnlversury on Oct. li. Shi
Is among tho bright pupils of xili
grade, Junior high school, and a fu
vorlln with Instructor and scholars.
Miss Lucille Harbor, oie ployed I);,
tho Southern Pacific ns operator and
asslstnnt In stnllon work, is home
from Cottonwood for a brief vacation
l ending a further assignment on the
Shasta division.
MrB. (!eo. V. Olllclle, rc.yllim ni.
High Btreot, was hnstoss to the Mon
day club, Oct. 7, which organization
at) its name Implies meets early In
the wook. Utiosts Included Mnu
damei Hal McNalr. Torbert Sanford.j
Jock Putin, CI Iff otil Jenkins, Amos
.Milliliter, Homer li.irron, Cyostcr and
Puulsernd. Mrs. Wilcox, of Duus
mnlr, was a visitor.
Chtts. I latin, plumber's helper In
Ashlnnd railroad yurds, line been
taken to the 8. I'. hospital at San
Francisco, lie has been u pneumonia
sufferer. A local nurso accompanied
him.
Irwin llatemnn, Southom Pacific
engineer, recently scalded severely
about the face, has gono to a city
hospital for treatment.
The Wednesday Afternoon club
will entertain leuchers of the public
schools at the Presbyterian church
perlor:', on Thursday evening, Oct.
10, a rocopllon to which tho congre
gation of tho church In general Is in
vited, as well as thoso who are intcr
osled In meeting the teachers.
Tho lilppey family, occupying the
Frank Jordan residence on High
street, will soon vacate the premises,
Inasmuch as Mr, Illppey is employed
by thu Southern Pacific and will seek
quarters nearer the railroad yards.
Tho property on Seventh street
owned by Mr. Pearl Whitomoro, now
a resident of llurbanlt, Cal., has been
sold to J. I,. Love, who will mater
ially Improve the residence. This
sale was mado by tho Heaver Realty
Co.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
fly A. C ilowletl
Cur ncbool ec:jcd during tho find
three days of the week and our teach
ers ull attended Cic Teachers Inst!
tutc. .
Among tho ilmsiness callers Wed
nosduy was W. C. Daley, Mlko Sldley
Jr., K. J. Ayres. John Foster. Miss
llotfun, thu lady who in teaching
school In tho Crater Lake district.
Mrs. Joseph (leppert and aon. The
last four took supper with us and
Thursday night Mr. W. C. Daley of
Lake Creek spent tho night with us.
Mrs. Dollio Crahnm spent Wednes
day night at tho Sunnysldo and start
ed Friday for Medford. Joe Moomaw
the mall contractor on tho Fagle
Point-Derby routo was also a guest
at tho SunnyElde.
Gus Nlchuls and wife, Roy Stanley
and wlfo were umong tho prominent
business callers Thursday. i! ,
John W. Smith, wife nnd daughter
were hero visiting old time friends.
They up to within tho past year or
;:o have been residents of our town.
Thoy sold their property and have
boon spending the summer at Marsh
field. Mrs. A. E. Strang spen . Thursday
night nt tho Sunnysldo.
J. V. Alclntyrc, our hanker, haf
boen 'taking his dinner at tho Sunny
Hide for several days.
Mrs. R. Gardner and Mrs. M, 1).
Howies wore business callers nnd
while hero each ronowod their sub
scription to the Weekly Mall Trib
une. They took pasrage homo on the
Knglo Poinf-'liiiUe Creel; stage.
Thursday night W. C. Daley who
hud been over to Jnclcsuuvlllo on
legal business emtio out on tho Lewis
Jitney, spent the night with us and
took piiMsago on the Kngie Point-Lake-
Creek stage for home. Ktnan
uel I.eldman and wife, his brother
(leorgo Leidman and C. Putnam
ciiino out from Medford Thursday
evening nnd took rooms with us.
Messrs. Putnam nnd the two Leld
unns have contracted to pack the
apples on tho Troniitm orchard anil
wont to work Friday morning.
Thomas Stanley, one of our prom
inent stockmen, nnd wlfo spent the
i!c.hl with Mrs. Stanley's mother,
Mrs. M, I'!. I'riioll Thursday. They
ire moving onto their farm and stock
ranch In tho country northeast of
Unite Falls.
There lias been another change In
:nall service It seemed as tho the
P, & K. railway company had so
much trouble getting the mall from
Medford out hero and from hero to
Medford on time en their car.i thill
i clianno has been niailn and now
S. If. Ilarulsh, the veteran mall car
rier, has taken the job of carrying
tt for three days out of the week,
twice a day and tlireo days one u day.
Mr. Ilarnlsh will leave hero on Mon
days, Wednesdays nnd Fridays at
l.'i a. m. and return leuvlng Med
ford nt. I' a. ni. anil In the afternoon
will leave Kngle Point at 3:i:il tor
Medford and return leaving Medford
it 1 : 4 r. p. in., arriving at F.aglo Point
ihout Hy Hint, plan wo will
;et our mall regularly on time and
m Tuesday. Thursdays nnd Sulnr
lays the P. and li. Co. will bring Hie
mall out In tho morning and Mr
Ilarnlsh will leave here In the after
noon of irain days the same ns on
the other days. As It has been, we
would often have lo watt at the post
office for from :;u minutes to two
hours depending on how mil -h of a
breakdown they h.nl 0n the P. IS.
Mr. llimihdi has bail n great deal of
experience In lb,- mall carrying busi
ness and wcrt always en lime.
Miss I'le.a Pennliet, our primary
toucher has moved from the house
where she has been living ihe liln
icr house -Into the Wamsley house.
Mrs. Wcmsley rvpeiis o start tb-flr-t
of the week for San l"ra:vifoo
with her daughter, Mrs. Stella .letsln
itid remain there mull ilie fiist o'
the yar and reiora to her home
here and rhe anil Miss I one II. t will
'he toi-.e: her, at le : t iill'U Ihe ehi.-e
I? the M lie d ye.u.
C i:. tv.trws nnd family came In
iv'toiili". r.iornlni! and r-.morg other
Ul cus ih y i vouKl'.t in was a large
I. m.et an,! rult case f,i,., lib li
Ins; to be sent til the suffering cltf
.'.enn of ltel;luiii. Tb-y deserve a
gro.it deal of cred't for the part the.
uro tilling In the ltr Cross nnd oth
er patriotic work for the siiCcrlng in
Kulope.
While I was In Me.l.'or.t Friday 1
met, nnioii ( others, Mr. T, IV SlnnSr
Ion ami while we wore together lie
gave mo his check for four dollars
and changed his i-,nbeeripti?n from
tho Weekly Mail Trikcn) to tho miiy
Mull Tribune, lie hed coining to him
one dollar uubsci l;itlon o:i Die Week
ly and placed that on his subscriniion
to the Daily Mu'l r:'riiitr.ie. thus iuiv
lng for a year's. ::tib.-criptloa to the
Daily Mull Tribune.
Mrs. Curl Ja kson r.';tved from the
J. H. .lackHon home to Hut.: i-'ull;
Hatuidny.
Since, my L'.st report Li addition to
those already mentioned Mrs. Lottie
Van Seoy and I1'. C. Ilgeriiim have re
newed their !;ub.'-,crip( Ions to the
Daily linil Tribune anil .1. K-.fer
of ltrown::tjoio, bus rubscrlljed for
the Dally Mall Tribune.
W. W. Taylor who baa been out in
the Klumatli country, returned to his
homo.
Cookson, a safe man, J. V. MT:i
tyre, Wilbur Jack and W. W. (.'antra'
tho latter of Trail, were hero f.)i
dinner.
Tho fine rain that we had Satur
day night In making the. fanners ane!
minors rejoice an -by tho first of tin
wee!-; the ground will likely be we!
enouth to plow.'
iiinl Mm. I'Yed'Ihillon of Ivi'jle Point
visited vitli V. (', t hnpnuui's 1'iiiiiilv
K'.tmluv.
Mr, lr:i 'inc"e j.nd ij.; wife re
1 ir: ri'. il hu'tre' hi i ivi-ii on a to
!e,Mc Coil--.
Doriw wan a
Will over
TRAIL ITEMS
Mi-, mid Mrs. ficm-uti KUt.'iv ;iui
)I;i:iL'liii'r, Mi. Vorunti of HvaLlu mo
tored t lov.'n Tiic-.-id iv.
.Mrs. TolkiN- of !?:'. U v;i - in
tov;n Tiicsdiiv. ,
W. (!. yiininiiiin wtiit Ui w. lirown
C'aljiii r;inm' io drive down cult!e this
wci'k.
Mr. .Inlm I'ii: limit hnnlcd n load of
lirain t(t ni;wkct Kridav.
Kulli and ircnc Si ratlicrn relumed
to their huiuc Kridr.v t'roBi Werd. Cul.
Mr. riavton Tlirr-tT is hHniiiLr
Mr. Jiiulinin build Ids Ikui.-o ;;ud hv.rn.
Ifov (."entejx and wiU' are staving
with -Mr. and Jirs. .Jim in:t'nt tliir
week and heluimr Ut n:al;e vrap.
A new scholar. l:die! SiM-'iT, lia
'.'utered lh ( lianarral school and
hoarding with .Mr-'. Ahholt.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Tlu'shnm movd
this week from the Pen Torvv rar.ehe
it Satus Vallev,
Mr. a iid jM"s. Harold Shool nt'
lioselmrir were ui) tliis week on a
visit vitli her ivirentu, Mr. and Mrs.
Ahhott of Chuparrnl.
(,iait(f a srrion-; aeeident, luMiDncd
in I runt of Ike Ch-ioman rari"!i Sim
ilav. A man anil his son. (did ml
learn l!uir naMie) v:is ot?t from Med
ford to yet syrup at .Jim Vincent's
The ska I Is of their hnuuv dropped
and the lior?-.1 ran invnv, tlircw. t Jit
iinm rtui ami hroko his wrist,
M i s. 1 Yrrv i 'hannian snent Sn;i
dav with Imaie folks jit ileale,
Kd Duthm lt:is lii molher am! My.
K, Adi and Fred .Mlddlcljurher
iv.-- h:Y.i;r, r.irjinics fur w'.ator from
U. V.'. Ifinr.u. Jtaa rosnui:! roud
wnrj;, iv;:r iir. Kirc'hKC.sner'f;.,
CeiiLral ; ;hool :Hnrtc;l Monday, the
7!h, viih Trc:;:i!o J'oneo te,:ie!ior.
Mr. Carlton, Krcd SjuitIs and I
II. ilowo weighed beef cattle at Trail
Mnnrlay and drovti v.n to the valley
Tuesday. '
Tliere will bo an nuetion ralo at It.
H. Vih;ou'fJ Saturday, Oct. 1!). Hod
Crass will r.orvo dinnor. Comn all.
W. T. Houston fin-Khed Horliiini
io!iia;; for the Rcafion, Saturday.
Air:;. It. K. Wilson and Mrs. Stew
art. were .VcJfard vlsitorii Monday.
J intcre. t!i;:r talk on a ttorlion of the
! !o(.k o Kdlicr, S'T. ices as usual
next Sititda V,
! Vv:. ,). V. Y s is improviiiL' nii'e-
;!v.
j li'fv. Kiivn'oiid (
i (,'ue .t ni' Mr. u;:d M
j Sunday.
! Mr. .Standard has htvn so critically
! dl vt his home in Ashland that it wa
I believed neepswitrv -for Mrs. Standajd
; Lo rcnuest I'rof. Bauiihman to allow
'a substitute lor the uriiaarv uepart
'iacnt. sMf-. Staudard was iiiiiirovud
hso much 'oudt.Y iMornintr that it was
Uiti'e. for Mij. Standard (o bo nt her
Drst, wlnvh-wu .vert; erv a lad lo
;now and bona that Mr. Standard
will so t;i bo well aeain.
liev. Van Fossen and Mrs. M. C.
Ifnetl were rncds of Mr. and Mra.
HiekcrtiiUo Suuduy.
&rtte? 7UiiCim
Abii run
lb ' Ot.cinal
Nourishing
Digestible
For Infantsdnvalids andGrowing Children. RichMillc. Malted Grain Extract Powder
The Original Food-Drir.l: Fdi All Akob.1 OTHERS ore IMITATIONS
j TALENT TALK '
Ivan Huston left !u:-.t Sunday J'or
'.'orvailis to ('liter t!ia (). A. (,
Mi"-:. Voe wes shoppum- in Ashland
i htir.-'.iav.
iMrs. 'ore!i upent Friday in Ash
land nUeniiii!! to business tnaUers.
1 Tlie i-ichool wiis (dosed a part of
lust week, tilt; teaehers attending the
inuitiite which met in Medford.
-Mrs. II. li. Frwr. who has been
spemlinir the last six wwks as
iri'i'st at (J:e home of her son. Ilarri-
s(.n Fi ver, and her sister. Mrs. Jesse
Amarus, o;i Ui'ncr creek, ret timed
to her ho:ue in .it:dford Satnrdav.
.Air. and .Mrs. .lodi Talterson spent
'vd '.'ceri in Sulem :ti lending the
St;;te Fair junl reported a fine dis
idtiv in all lines.
A Red Cross ball will be iriven nt
Ihe UfM Fellows hull Hatunlnv, Get.
I'J. (hi lira I cvenii;r the party win
!iiiL' the fine ,'ersev calf offered bv
Kd Hohi.'iso'i to the Kel Cross will
I'c made known. Uemernber llic date.
Sadir.hiv. Oetoher 11!.
. Suudav, Ortoher 20, will be rally
day at the i!e)hodist. Sunday st'iuxd.
All nembers -nra uritentlv reoiiested
to be prexen'.
(Juarterlv ceminunition was cele
bra tod u), iv Methodist church Sun
dnv uioniiHM i)V district superintend
ent. h'ev. Van Fossen. who outlined
the work 'done hv the enn licence to n
very uit-u'esled eo:iu r'".:a I -on. liev,
Van Fossen was assisted Hv Kev,
b'stvatnrr of ni.;. who "nvn a inosi
f .,iiJl,.iJJ ' "HSlEtll lt-3Si
trffKEN CENTS kr,
1 1 1 j 1 1 j j 1 j T"
ARGE quantities of ShinoiA are'pur-
chased by the Government to be sold
to the Soldiers and Sailors.
We aim to make ShinoiA cost the men
serving their country and the public
back of the men, as little as possible.
War conditions turn men's heads to
profit making. We believe friends
and users are more valuable than the
profit of the moment. That is why
you can buy StsmoiA at the same price
a3 always.
BL ACK - TAN - WHITE - RED - BROWN
"German military brainH," declares j
tha Dutch VleuWB yon den Dag, "nre ;
no lo:igor superior, to those of the'
allies." ' !
WHEN YOU WRITE-::: f
Buy the Right Stationery
at the Right Prices !
RIGHTO! Your words oxproi-s yiuir mois:iE J'our rapcr ro
fleflB your good taste. Select your nlatloacry from our' largo. ar
sorlmcnt of styles and finishes In white nnd Unto for ladies and
gentlemen. '
WEST SIDE PHARMACY.;.-
ret- Sp-koMj SOB0
Stiff Joints
Sore Muscles
LIMBER UP QUICKLY UNDER THE SOOTHING.
PENETRATING APPLICATION OF
HAMLINS WIZARD OIL
Ailments of this nature can e
. effectively treated with Hamlins
Wizard Oil. In cases of rheuma
tism and lame back it penetrates
quickly, drives out the soreness,
and limbers up stiff, aching joints
and muscles.
Wizard Oil is a good, dependable
preparation to keep in the medi
cine chest for first aid when the
doctor may be far away. It is an
absolutely reliable, antiseptic appli
cation for cuts, burns, bites, end
stinps. Sprains and bruises heal
readily under its soothing, pene
trating qualities.
Get a bottle from your druggist
for 25c and use ths medicine. If
not entirely satisfied take the bot
tle back to him and he will return
your money.
If you are troubled with consti-
fiation or sick headache try Ham
ins Wizard Liver Whips. Just
pleasant little P'n pills at drug
gists for 25c. Guaranteed.
U.LI.ni WOODJ-'OHl); Prop. ;
T
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r tab l iis"hd" i a sa535?555
S7 Our Men of the Air
aro shiiwliis t!ielr nhility and use,nl
iiM in (his (tr.-iit war. Thcv urn
lirnvciy mociina; t?:b pei-::.s of hattlo.
Many of tliem luuc won lilall liono:s
for their bravery.
You cau it'iidcr them iniitorinl fin-jini-ial
r.id ly mliscriliias n('v to
KOntTH LIS1KKTV Lt)AX IK!
1 U JLU1C IU
nere
You have said it as you have looked at some vivid pict
ure or read some stirring account of our boys fighting with
American courage apd self-sacrifice. If you cani ot go
out to them, you can fight for them, over here. Smash
open the way for them with howitzers and big guns. Send
them ammunition.tanks, airplanes, rifles, clothing, food.
Help to keep them victorious.
You can lend as fearlessly, as
unselfishly as they fight.
That is your job as a part of
our war machine.
Absolutely the next best thing to going over is to
BUY LIBERTY BONDS
BUY TO YOUR LIMIT
This .pncp rnntrihuUv.! tb.rouh the IMttrhiHl ro.opprntinn of
THE TRUAX CO. NICHOLS & ASHPOLE
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