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MEDFOKD "NfATT TRTBUXE. MEPrOKD. ORECiOX. "WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 101S
TOCAL AND
PERSONAL
i Altogether since Monday OK hun
dredths of an inch of ruin full In
Modford and vicinity, of which .68 of
nn inch fell last night und .IS of an
Inch this morning. It was tho bent
BoaklnK the ground has had IhlB
' year. The prediction is for unsettled
' weather with prohalde showers for
tonight and tomorrow.
i Attorney Newloo W Borden ban
moved bis law office to the Palm
j block, 107 East Main Btreet. 177
j Former Sheriff Kalph Jvnnings of
Jacksonville, Howard Hill of .Med
ford, and Walter C. Clements of
Eagle Point left this afternoon to be
gin their military service at Cump
Pike, Ark., where they will attend
the officers training school.
Ones, tho ladles' tullor, will be at
Hotel Holland every Tuesday nfter
noon high class only. Fit and work
manship guaranteed. 200"
Miss Anne McCormlck, home dem
onstration agent, is giving a series
of food demonstrations In Ashland
. this week in different sections of
tho city.
; The report that tho Vanity Hat
! Shop has sold its hemstitching ma
j chlno is not true. They are still
i doing hemstitching and guaranteeing
all work. 177
Katherlne Trevette, recltlst und
Impersonator, will conduct an enter
tainment at the Baptist church at
i Eagle Point at 8 p. m. Thursday, Oct.
17. She will be assisted by local tal-
i ent. The receipts go to the local
Junior Red Cross organization.
f Hamilton & Ellington pianos. II.
: N. Lofland, 225 South Oakdale
I Look them over before you buy. 12
The GSth artillery regiment, which
Is made up largely of Oregon coast
artillerymen many of whom are Med
ford and Jackson county men, was
on the firing line during the big
drive against the Germans between
September 1 and September 14, ac
cording to a letter received by Mrs.
t Wray Chase, of Eugene, from her
husband, Lleutoiinnt Cuaso, who Is a
mombor of tho regiment. Ho writes
that the Oregon boys acquitted them
selves' with great credit and that
there was only one casualty, ono of
tho boys receiving a slight wound.
The lleutenunt wan not in the drive,
3B he, with three other officers and
111 men were on detnehed duty at
'I the time nt a French port,
j Singer Sewing Machine Shop, ad
: Justing, repairing, cleaning. Phone
j 903-R. C. A. Chapman, 245 S. Central
' 181
The Presbyterian church and Sun
l day school at Phoenix has been
closed and will remain closed until
I the Spanish Influenza epidemic senro
. Is over.
On request of the Stale Council of
Defense the Standard Oil Co. (Call
i fornla), recently Issuod an order not
'j to sell any gnsollno before U a. m.
and after 0 p. in. Tho council now
I products be suspended on Sundays
j end tho Standard Oil Co, has issued
fin order to comply with this request
beginning Sunday, Oct. 20. This will
) Include nil distribution stations thru-
out the stuto.
i E. I. Messner of Medford, who has
' been working at Portland for some
time has been inducted into service
In tho spruce division by the local
draft board, and left yesterday fur
Vancouver barracks to report for
duty.
Sewing, plain machine work, hand
sowing nnd braiding, 408 W, tilli.
: phono 41C-K. 175
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Orlggs, of
;; Kugt'iie, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
'i H. A. Holmes for a few days. They
; are en routo by auto for California
for tho winter. Tho Orlggs' und
Holmes' wore former residents ol
(tardeii City. Kansas.
Auto repairing. Valley Garage.
A special contingent of forty young
! men drafted from California In the
, Sacramento valley, passed thru the
city this morning en routo to Spo-
k alio.
This will bo tho biggest Jewelry'
Christinas In Hie world's history war!
Xmas. Martin J. Iteddy.
The Postal Telegraph company has
also received orders to hereafter de
liver all night letter telegram lor
the business district of the city, thru
the medium of the poHtofflco. The
t olograph com panics will deliver
these messages at the posiofl'ico la
7 tlmo for rirst delivery service In the
morning. The companies will juty
postage on the ines.sagen which will
t be given special care by t'nelo Sam's
letter carriers and other postal cm
ployes.
Found Olamoml brooch. Auvune
i can have same by describing propcr
' ty and paying for this ad. Pautoilnm
lvo Works. 17s"
N. Campbell, ptnto director or
explosives, left t h tn uiornlnu nn an
inspection trip at Klamath l-'atls. He
only returned Monday rrom Portland
where he held a conterence wit li (he
Btute advisory board on cxplostes.
Dr. Heine, Gnrnelt-Corey Hblg.
Mark Montgomery arrived home
today from a business vlMt at Port
land since Sunday.
Subscribers of the Sunday Sun. on
rural routes, who wish to secure
their papers Sunday Instead of Mon
day, by calling for them at tho Sun
offfca muy do so by sendntK their
names nnd route number to the Sun
office. 177
News has been received in the city
that Vernon Vawter, cashier of the
Jackson County bank, who Is attend
ing the officers training school at
tho University of Oregon, is quite ill
with the Spanish influenza at
Eugene. Mr. Vawter had only been
at the school about a week.
For the best insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
Charles Darby of it. F. I). No. 1
was a Medford visitor Tuesday.
Elmer Throckmorton of Applegate
visited In Mud ford Tuesday.
One and three-color stock pear
labels for sale. Medford Printing
Co. tf
Kuatorn peur auction market prices
Tuesday were as fellows: New York
Oregon liosc $4.U9 a box, and Cornice
$:i.24. Philadelphia, Anjon, $4.11 a
box.
More sorghum at Warner, Wort
man & Gore's. Uring your bucket
ISO"
Arthur Klelnhammer of Applegifte
was a recent Medford visitor.
Car washing, pol:,hing, snuonlz
Ing. Valley Garage. 170'
Mrs. Lester Wilcox of R. F. IJ. 1
was a Medford visitor Tuesday.
Hugh Mitchell, superintendent of
the (I. S. bureau of hatcheries, ar
rived in Medford Wednesday en route
to the Elk Creek hatchery.
Daily's Taxi. Phone 1;..
Nick Kline, of Griffin Creek, has
returned from an extended trip thru
the central west. Ho reports much
damage caused to crops by drought
Jo Kansas and Oklahoma.
One and three-color stocic pear
labels for sale. Medford Printing
Co. ' tf
George 13. Marshall has received
for a carload of Dose pears sold thru
tho Rogue River Fruit and Produce
association nn average of $5.50 per
box, f. o. b. New York.
A. W. Ilubbs of Medford Is regis
tered at the Hotel Portland, Port
land, Oregon.
20 per cent discount on women's
button shoes. Schmidt's "Good
Shoes", 21 North Central avenue.
Registered men who desire to he
enlisted In the marine corps will
have to gat a move on themselves be
cause tho Medford as well as alt
other marine corps recruiting offices
will bo closed up within a short time,
and ull enlistments thereafter in the
corps will bo from the draft, the
same as tho army. Sergeant Hill
announces that for a few days ho can
accept the applications of registered
men who have their serial numbers
and classification. Tho applicants If
passed would probably not be culled
Into service for two or three weeks.
Applicants will not need their serial
numbers as was the rule formerly.
Cubbago for sulo, wholesale prices.
See Charles Kay or phone 134-lt. 177
W. A. Kerr, E. R, Ituchanan and
C, V, Gediles of New York, who are
said to bo capitalists and interested or
about to lie In the Hluo Dodge mining
district, arrived in the city yesterday
morning, hired un auto and visited
tho E I J no Ledge mine, returning lust
night and departing from the city
without having made known the
cause of their visit. They were
guests at the Hotel Medford.
The furniture hospital fixes It.
General upholstering, mattress reno
vating, clocks, Bowing machines,
phonographs and umbrellas repaired.
All work guaranteed. Feathers
Btoamcd nnd cleaned. Foathor mat
tresses made from your old tick.
Douglas, 201 South RIversldo. Phono
162-J.
Mrs. Orrln Davis of Weed, who
had been visiting Mrs. OUio Worth
ing on, left for home this morning.
Lieutenant Frank Redden of the
state militia company departed this
morning for Portland to attend the
state conference of militia, national
guard and home guard officers.
Deputy Putted States Marshal F.
It. TL lienor and his assistant, J. O.
Wilson arrived In the city last night
from Portland and departed this
afternoon by nuto with the three
Portland boot lexers, Mlnsky, perl
man and Goldberg, who have been
serving time in tho county jail, for
the state metropolis where it is un
derstood they will bo taken before
the federal grand jury to give testi
mony. Ticheuor and Wilson will
stop at Rnschurg en routo to pick up
eloeu bootleggers and federal viola
tors and also lake them to Portland.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WAiXTKD Woman to do Ironing
nnd Saturday cleaning for family
of two. Coll at 17 Ross Court.
177'
I -
GIVK WAY TO SOOTHING
HAML1NS WIZARD OIL .
a Hamlin Wizard Oil is a safe,
simple and effective treatment for
both headache and neuralgia. It
contains no chloroform or other
dangerous drugs but is composed
of the most expensive of healing,
penetrating oils. Rubbed in where
the pain it, it acts at a tonic to the
tortured nerve and almost invar
iably brings tiuick relict.
Wizard Oil is a good, dependable
preparation to keep m the medicine
client for first aid when the doctor
in.iv be far away. Its healing, anti
M'ptic tpialitics can nlu.u be re
lied upon to prevent infection, or
other sctniiA icsulu, from sprain,
bruise, cuts, burns bites and
Mings lust as good, too, (or sore
feet. Mill ncvk. frot bites, cold
sores and ranker sores.
'!'! ' riort i our (1nt1t fr
I-.I1S t ill
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
t'NDKI.TAKKU
hay I'liono: I'Ai'ific aa.
Mlll.t 1'li.intw: K. XV. Weeks, 1I):WJ.
Lad) .liluuu
Federal Employment Service Agent
Janes nan sent four men within the
past two days to work In Klamath
county lnnilicr millK. Mo also sent
four men yesterday to take employ
ment on the Tillamook division of
the Southern Pacific railroad.
On spcciul order, received from
W'uftliinKton, Arthur .1. Kone has been
released by the draft hoard in order
to ko to the Washington, I). ('., bar
racks to attend a special officers
training school.
Fruit wax. Warner, Wortman &
Gore. ISO
-Mr. and .Mm. Hay P. F-ee, Mrs. .May
I.eo nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. Allen of
Wnukegan, Ills., are tourists who re
turned Tuesday afternoon from a
visit at Crater lake and are guests at
the Hotel Medford.
This Is hou.ie-cleuning time nt the
Commercial C'.ub building and under
the supervlslui of Secretary Satch
well the room', are being renovated
anil rearranged. There Is now plen
ty of room for new exhibits of grains,
pumpkins, fruits, etc., and growers
are asked to bring In such exhibits.
On tiunduy, If the weather permits,
the musses at the Catholic church
will bo celebrated outside Iho church
building. Mayor dates and Doctor
I'ickel have given assurance that It
Is not contrary to the health ordin
ance to have church services in the
open.
Very little Interest was shown In
yesterday's special city election to
make tho charter of Medford con
form to tho Btute law In the matter of
elections. Only 87 votes were cast.
Of these (iS voted yes, 18 no,
and one confused gentleman cast a
blank ballot. The vote by wards fol
lows: First, 27 yes and 6 no; second,
2G yes and 7 no; third, 15 years and
5 no.
Elmer Hull of Central Point and
J. II. Lydlard of Table ltock were
Medford callers Tuesday.
BEAUTIFUL WIFE AND DAUGHTER OF NEW
UNITED STATES AMBASSADOR TO BRITAIN
Notice to Merchants.
The September sunnr cards will be
turned in In ofl'ice of liawles Moore.
Medford National bank liuillin!.
Kincllv keeo lliem nrrnu'.'e.l in nlnlin
beticul ortler if. thev arc now so filed
in vour store. W. A. FOI.GF.R,
Crv'.nf" Vonfl t" :ni c. r-i tnr
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Altogether nwido from the presli-o which tho inimcctiiHl attainments
if jhn V. I hi vis will lend to the am bassndorial representation nt St.
lames. Ignition society will receive, n clinrmiui; acquisition in the beauti
ful wife (alMve) and daughter of Amlrxwmlor Mavis.
1,
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fii
san.U of uSillnrs, raised bv privnte
and newspaper subscriptions will
ic:itlv swell the total. It was offi
cially am iced that such Kiibsrriii-
tinn- W:).'l'l M'll't'','i,'f)i1',Mi'l- '
MOOSE I.AKK. Mian.. O.i. K!.
The total number ui victims ui'
most fearful forest lire in the his
tory of the northwest mav lie more
than 1 .0(10. Alrcadv rescue workers
have found at leasv Imdies.
With one or two exceptions tiic
fires still burnint; lire swcepiiii! over
dcvuslatcd riling onlv.
The .Minnesota public safety com
mission todav turned over its entire
fund Kpnrovimntin"' if-JK4.0iMl for tlic
relief of the fire sntfenis. 'fiion-
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ARROW
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CLrTTT. At'CH'-Y CO., INC. MKCHB
Some
Satisfying
Chew I
Portable-economical
Perfection Oil Heater is easily
carried up stairs or down, from
this room to that anywhere
heat is needed.
Lights at the touch of a match
gives instant heat. No smoke
or odor.
LLaMU-n I'll I
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Gives steady, comfortable
warmth for many hours on ono
filling with Pearl Oil, the ever
obtainable fuel.
Cuts fuel bills, too, for less fur
nace heat and fewer grate and
coal-stove fires are required. Oil
consumed only when heat is
needed no waste.
Buy Perfection Oil Mentor
today. Dealers everywhere,
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CALIFORNIA)
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WITH
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W. E. WALKER, SPECIAL AGEMT STANDARD OIL CO., MEDFORD, ORE.
li:l,i:itS ICTcr. ciurnl I'oim; V. A. (owlcy, 4 cut nil Point; tiarnett liios., Meiironl; .Medronl
l uritittiie iVi llanlware Cninpany, MeilTord; Tbciniis Shnp-on, Abbintl ; TiovoKt llrv., Asbhtml; 1-Veil J.
Tick, Jacksonville; 31. S. Johnson, (iohl Hill; lin lcts I Vp.irtnu'nl Store, Ashland.
Medford Sample Store
SPECIAL
aqynBEWOTiuf
For this WEEK only we are going to offer LADIES'
SHOES at prices that you cannot afford to pass up.
These are all new, up-to-date shoes and well worth from
$1.50 to $2 per pair more than we are asking for them.
Ladies' Gun Metal Good
year welt, FrtMich heel
Ladies' Gun Metal, cloth
top, welt
Ladies' Gun Metal, gray
cloth top, low heel
ONE PRICE
$4.95
Ladies' Vici, low heel,
Goodyear welt
Ladies' brown Vici, French
heel, Goodyear welt
Ladies' Vici, gray, cloth
top, French heel
Break two or three
Utile squares off the
plug of Real Gravely.
It's a small chew
tastes better and stays
with you longer than
your big chew of ordin
ary plug. That's why
it costs nothing extra
to chew Real Gravely
the best chewing
plug in the world.
goes further that's
why you can get the good
taste of this class of tobac
co without extra cost.
PEYTON BRAND
Real Gravely Chewing Plug
10$ a pauch-znd vjorfhu
Keep Your Feet Dry
Ami use a good Antiseptic such as V.e Pyrol for a noso and mouth
wash, and your chances of having tho Influenza is very slight. We
have all the best Antiseptics, Cold Cures and Cough Medicines.
Heath's Drug: Store
hone 8K4.
Tho San Tox Store-
Going Out
of Business
All Hats
Reduced
Your opportunity to get the latest
Millinery at greatly reduced prices
Come early and get your choice
Vanity Hat Shop
PUBLIC SALE
The umliM'sismil will offer for snli nt )iilillc miction, the following
ilescrllicl ihtsoii.'iI r.irrly, silimli'il on tin- Tucker rnnch, 1)4
miles alHivp tin- liatclicry mi Ii.iniir isivrr, on
Saturday, Oct. 19, 11 a. m.
liny mare 0 years old, lihuk mnrj S years nlil, bay griding H yonrs
ol.l, lr.ui gray ReMine; ; jcurs old. Bray cUln jears old, hay
man' i: jear old, Jersey row .1 yean, old, red heifer a years old,
li m.iutlix old calf, a M'ts work hnnie-w, set sinale Imssy linniPM,
a Middies, John lieere naiton, hark, .lolin Deere sticky BanB plow,
John Deere I l-inrh walkinK plow, ll-lnrh walking plow, center
vet am spring tooth harrow, John I Voce mower fl.root nit. Van
Ilium Urill with uravs seed altachmrnt, chains, forks, shovels, pick,
s:. '!!eliv.-s, .loi.iileu.vs. g.mlon plow, l,nt. Iirring l.mls. wpiaro
Kran.1 piam.. hoiiM'bol.l and kitchen fiinillint- cmiplrt, mid other
atiicics too niiuieiMas m mention.
i;i:i t-itoss wii.i, skuvk i.rxn? xi-,
Tl li.MS OK SM.K: Ml m,i.is under a.-..IHi, msI, In hand nil sums
over SciViHI, six months' time on approved stx urlty with IntereM at
(I H-r cent, 3 per rent ilis.ount for cash.
RAY E. WILSON, Owner
W,l. ULRICII, Aurtionpcr