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MEDFOTvD MATT, TTJTBTTXE. AfEDFORD, ORKflOX. FRIDAY. Of'TOTiET? 25. THIS
TOCAL AND
J PERSONAL
Thirty-three hens and one rooster,
comprising the entire poultry flok
of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kruk at the
eud of West Palm street, were poi
soned hy souio unknown miscreant
Friday night, CM. 22. The following
momtng the floor of the poultry
house was littered with dead and dy
ing chickens and at 10 o'clock the
last one died.
Lingerie made to order. Hem
stitching and pecoting a specialty at
the Handicraft Shop.
llerlert Schuette, sevea-year old
Bon cf Mr. and Mrs. Frank Srhuette
who Is in the hospital with a broken
leg, is Improving.
Orres, the. ladles' tailor, will tie at
Hotel Holland every Thursday after
noon high class onl. Fit and work
manship guaranteed. 200'
JackRon county's quota In. the
Vnlted War Work campaign for th'
week of November 11 Is $2(f,sr!. W.
U. Talt will he chairman of the nor
thern half of Hie county and K. V.
Carter for the southern half, f
Wo cut windshields for all cars.
C. K. Cates Auto Co. 2US
J. X. Johnston has roeived orders
1o report at Fort Zurherv Taylor,
Ky.( for a course In the artillery offi
cers training school. Mr. Johnston
expects to leave Grants Pass about
November 7. Grants Pass Courier.
HemsHtchlng In any width or size
stitch, at the Handicraft Shop.
lteports hove reached hero that
Portland grocers who had stocks of
Albers liros.' products on hand were
sending them back by the truck load
since the arrest of Henry Albers on
charges of disloyalty. It is reported
that grocers In various parts of the
state will refuse to handle A"ier3
goods hereafter. Consumers '.ore
are declaring they will pure ,asi
nothing bearing the Albers brand
hereafter. That wo will not foster
pro-Huns In this country. Koseburg
He view.
For the best insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Hergner hav
surrendered their lease of the Pago
theatre and returned to Ashland
where they will manage the Viulng
20 per cent discount on woman's
hut ton shoes. Schmidt's "Good
Shoos," 21 North Central avenue.
Deputy Sheriff Anderson Is among
Ihoso stricken with Influenza whose
condition Is regarded as serious.
We can savo you $200 on a new
car. Ask about it. C. K. Gates Auto
company. 1 S4
Alex Sparrow, superviHor of Cra
ter Lake national park, has finished
tho year's program of work in the
park and returned to Medfnrl to
spend tho winter. Katmer Monger
will winter at the lako as usual.
One and three-color stock pear
' labels for sale. Medford Printing
Co. tf
The funeral service for the late
John Wllflam Arthur will be held at
the Catholic church at 11 o'clock
Friday morning. In the oppn air.
Burial will be In the Jacksonville
cemetery.
Successful druglcss treatment of
non-Infectious diseases. Dr. Halstead,
227 South Central. 20.1
Applications may now be made for
emmbershlp In the Sixth Junior U a in -low
Regiment by school pupils sell
ing war savings stamps. Any boy or
Klrl soiling worth of Wnr Savings
stamps will be enrolled. The sales
must be new sales or new pli'des
and must not bo for the sale or
stamps which have been previously
pledged.
We can savo you $200 on a new
ear. Ask about It. C. K. Gates Auto
company. 1 S 4
Miss Vera Merrlman and with her
sister, Mrs. Clnudo Miles, who were
badly bruised and cut-up when the
former's automobile collided with
another car at Ashland Sunday even
ing, are reported to be rapidly recov
ering and will soon be little the
worse for the accident.
Ono and three-color stock pear
labels for sale. Medford Printing
Co. tf
The lnciil draft board announces
that the follow i ik have been called
to the colors anil leave toniirht for
Comp Lewis: Fred Joseph Fry. Phoe
nix; Pert Strtuclifr. Phoenix; Thomas
Itohcrt Perry, Medford: Newman T.
Hodges, Mrdford.
Ir. Heine, Garnert-Corey Hide.
Hunter who have bcn planning
trips to Kbiniiwh county to hunt de.-r
under the Impression that the de-r
reason in li.-trkt No. 2 extended
until Nov. 1, h.ii beMi iiotiii. to'
call off their trips as the deer season
In Klamath county ended Oct. K, the
law having been amended at the lust
sexton of the legislature
Daily's Taxi Phone 1 :.
It. A. Knppas. v iy c!:!-ir of t lie
Mail Tritium Is at Scn-d Heart hos
pital MtfJ'-ring fro'M a s;i-!'.t ror
of paral.vU. Mr-. Kc-;;-.v wS re
cently und'rwer.t a r::.ijT o:v:utin!
at the hospital. ! c.viv.t!-- m suf-j
flclently to N taWn to Ikt home. J
Their dauirhter, .Inephtm i- r-. n.T.'
Ing from an a;t.ik o'. i :i ' 1 : ,
The furniture hospital I. jt
General upholr?crtri:. :;'..i!tr- ren t !
vatlng. clotki. 'iic aa n- .'.
phonographs and uni rvil.is r-p.tlr.l :
All work g'lar.uiti't d l-atiiesi
steamed and rivane.i. IaN r n::it-'
tresses made from o'.ir o'd i k.j
Douglas, 201 South UUersi.ie. lv...ne j
162-J. i
Mrs. Dennis liu.n.n of : r al '
Point, was a Mdford victor Thar--!
day.
J A. God.'rfy of Kale ai ! W I. 1
Jones of Hut Jr. Falls, .;: to ! !:
ford today to transact biinci., ;:; tin-,
city.
George A. Mansfield and family of
Profpeci, were Mdford visitors Fri
day. A car of Anjou pears was sold In
New York today averaging $4.73 per
box which is believed to be the re
cord prhe for Anjous this season.
The car was a mixed shipment from
several ranches In the valley.
Mrs. !. Peroziti of A:dilund, was in
Medford yesterday campaigning for
the Ashland normul iK-hool and re
ported loral support for the project
growing steadily stronger.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Chlldreth and
family of Grants Pass are the guests
ot .Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dent of this
city fur a few days.
Gnorge Cohlhagen of Kosehurg ar
rived in Medford today with three
carloads of cattle which ho expects
to place on winter range In southern
Or-gon.
William Stlne, baggageman at the
Southern Pacific Btatlou leaves to
night to spend the week end visiting
friends la Kugono.
No. due in Medford this morn
ing from Portland at 9:3.1, did not
arrive until 11:20, the delay being
caused by a broken draw-bar near
Leland. There were three cars of
the train filled with naval reserve
recruits en route to Mare Island.
Austin Corbin, who has spent the
past four weeks in the valley looking
after his orchurd Interests In the
Kaglo Point district, leaves tonight
for Washington, I). C, where he
holds a responsible position with the
war trade board.
Fred A. Matz, of the federal forest
service, who has charge of the log
ging operations In Pelican Bay dis
trict, returned to Medford this mor
ning with tho report of the sudden
death Thursday morning of K. K.
1 Pinkerton, a member of (he night
shift at the Pelican Hay Lumber com
pany. Pinkerton was found dead
when the day shift gang came to
work, heart disease being given as
the probablo cause. Mrs. Pinkerton
who is In Portland Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dollar-hide of Ashland,
and Is expected to arrive in Ashland
late tonight. No arrangements for
the funeral have been made as yet,
the body having been sent to Klam
ath Falls. It is expected that Mrs J
Pinkerton sad her two children will
make thHr home with Mr. and Mrs.;
Dollnrhide for the present.
The auction pear market In New
York ou Thursday was reported to
day us follows: Anjou, average per
box, $4.02; Winter Nelis, average
per box. $2.91.
Roy Hoagland, loan inspector for
the Pacific Mutual arrived In Med
ford today for a few days business
visit. Ho was met at the train by
Pert Anderson and Attorney T. W.
Miles who represent the insurance
company In Jackson county.
Spltzenberg and Newtown cull tip
ples for sale at the Co-operative
Fruit Ass'n.
M. B. Morrow, a mm-ng man from
Spokane, stopped at tho Commercial
club today and a.ked for Information
regarding the mineral resources of
southern Oregon. He expects to re
main In tho city for several days and
will probably take a trip to the Lake
Creek district before returning.
A. B. Gunuell, well known mining
man of Grants Pass came to Medford
Friday morning to confer with Dr. J.
F. Keddy regarding the development
of tho lattfr's chrome properties in
northern California. Dr. Keddy says
the nervousness of the chrome mar
ket does not nffrt him as he has
contracts which will keep his mine
busy until the first of the year.
I. It. Parker of San Francisco, has
arrived In tho city to take the posi
tion of ni;ht operator ut the South
ern Pa.dfic station, made vacant by
the recent resignation of K. K. ltus
letl, who hid in a day Job nt Hills
boro. Oregon. .Mr. and Mrs. Itussell
left for liillshoro the first of the
week .
Fire Chief Lawtoa and his force
were busy yesterday testing out ail
the house ut the fire station, and
sorting weak sections for immediate
repair.
HER ONLY HOPE OF PEACE '
TRIPLET S TRIAL
RUSSIAN TERROR GAUZE MASKS TO BE
T I
-Kol-
C0MMUNICATI0N.
Curt for the (.'riM
To tlie Lslitor: I am st-miini; this
arti.le hopUm thai It may prove of
linliiiilinl l'.-t:if il.
I have found hops to he a specific
for la K.ij pe; have even olie.ked that
malady after persons have l.i-i;iin to
I'hlll. And I believe strong hops tea
made from froh Krowii hops, that is
those ya'hered from this year's erop
having all tiio polen pussihle. as the
pollen is l.i lieved to lie the medicinal
portion
Now pressed or kiln dried hops
have lost a Rival amount of that por
tion, so i:n;ii'.-..eii or new hops are
1'est
Make a v. ry sirens tea of the
hopi. drink as hot as possible, us
mu h as a tearapful at a time, and
eir l:o:-i. nn'il sweating eom
m.ne (if course to to led anil
i a er i:p warm, as far sve:ir;i:it utj
lier any ,,i!-.r ,-ni er stlm i'.atit.
Tim !r-.-.t-ueat is that used after
ore h t 1 e :':n to c'iiil.
I' Imps are ta'Krn Ireivy thev will
! ( foiiinl to '.e , ,,; n,,, !,est lre
wp.M'.ue; p;1 (iu:ve one mils: hae
ti e -t. m in o. , '.in!:!:. e,. li.r.e
! ' a.-fns . ; .:
n- y n-r .-..I. as i.oth ar
to r.irr err a,-. u:ii i :.;te J j
ii.is a a p:. i. :il,:ne .ft
la Kripi'o an I iii'luen.a
the '111111', o; the latter I
uiu!:-:l;ani term.
mus. " i'i;kv.
T.il.iit, Ori-jton.
ITIl tl. W.il M tMs
I .'Hi a . ai l..t ,: ;,-r re , 'Um to
a; : . l i t
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 23 (I!y Asso
ciated I'ress.) Kx'ccutlons are the
most merciful part of tho red terror
practiced In .Moscow and Petroitrad,
according to several neutral obser
vers Just arrived in Sweden. These
men havo watched Holshevik activ
ities for many weeks. They had no
personal interests Involved and no
personal friends affected by the reimt
of slaughter and torture which prob
ably is unparalleled in the world's
history.
While thousands, perhaps, have
been executed, the lift of victims is
far less appalllni: than the ruthless
manner in which political prisoners
have been sent to death without a
semblance of ler;al trial, tho heart
lessness with whLli they were treat
ed and litter indifference of tho Hol
shevik officials to appeals of heart
broken relatives who havo been kept
in suspense and not allowed to learn
what hii3 become of loved ones.
Verified stories of scenes at Mos
cow and Petroi.rad prisons eclipse
descriptions of the barbarism of the(
middle aite and make the cruelty of
the French revolution seem almost
humane. Women prison officials,
and many of them are women, are
even more heartless than men and
trample muter foot all the better in
stincts expected of their tex.
In 1'eiiosrad Madame Jakoleva
has been p!nced at tho heed of the
commission for suppression of counter-revolution
and it is greatly to her
credit that the terror has abated
senn what under, her administration.
She apparently hesitates to shoot
and imprison with the same Indiffer
ence that i harai terized the regimes
of Moses I'ritrky and William Sha
toff. an American-trained anarch:.!
who held the post for a short timi
after I'rluky was assassinated late in
Aucust.
roHTI.AXI). Ore.. Oct.
lov,in: a coni'erejiee with tiie etlv
health oflieer twin v. Mavor Genre, e
linker announced lie would issue or
ders that the wenrins of utilize
maks us :i measure to prevent the
i'urlher spread of influenza, he com
menced bv employes of stores anil
other down town establishments. A'l
individuals entering such tiluees will
he reiiuircil to place tnaks over their
iaees hut will lie allowed to remove
them in the street.
The mayor declared iltat the police
mid the home "tinrd. if necessary
would enforce the order.
HI EPEDEMICS
voteso.a. c. mm
SAI.KM. !n.. Vt. -". The state
Kmor-cm-v Ihmv.I tudav voted l the
Oregon Aunc:iltur;i 1 cidicire n deii-
one; ;ti-i:-- 'r ;.tn"i n!' $'A7. A'.i't to he
.tt'plied to U.e emcr'nev created lv
llie c-titlili.-'ri'-nt id ti.e "t!i(Icnt'
uvu.v tmini;iu mr;. . (.nd ijlinwed to
;'ie .-ti.te lime li.j4. ;, do iciem-v !.:
pj-ooriiitiim oi' .-",! !( to ho a;u!:ed
:r.;u:ilv to coi-t'-ii'-:ion of hi:nker ;U
tiidd F!iP ii'iif iiiKurv.
Sonntor tut- t'. Moser nain vot
ed :tai:it the r.Ni;;"-t or' the ain't:i
tur.il fiiiin-p. i';)v oim'T ttve mcmlici
.rc-etil - - r : : i-r it.
Dr. E. .11. Pickol, ciiy health offi
cer said yesterday he believed the in
fluenza epidemic was already ou the
wane, and with proper precautions a
further spread of the disease would
be prevented.
N"o new cases were reported to
mo today' said the doctor, "and of
the few cases of actual Influenza
none Is serious. Of course with pub
lic excitement running high, many
illnesses are reported as influenza
which are not. J. K. Hale, forex
ample, has been suffering from pneu
monia, a typical case of the disease,
jHho he has been reported as an In
fluenza victim. I am glad to say he
showed Improvement today, and un
less there is a sudden change for the
worse he will soon be out of danger.
"In regard to quarantine and fu
migation, such precautions do no
harm, but the influenza Infection is
so volatile in its nature, they do little
practical good. My advice is for
everyone with a cold to consult a
physician and If hiyh fever appears
go to bed and stay there. With pro
per careen the part of individuals
Medford should be spared any ser
ious epidemic."
A. j. Nicholson of Ross Lane, was
a Medford visitor Friday.
I.O.ViiON. O. i. -I.".. Count Albert j
Apponyi has iieen appointed Hungar
ian premier in smvesMon to Dr. Wek
erle a cording to the Politiken of
fopenhauen and for wanted by the
KxchaiK-e Telegraph company.
WITH Till-: AU.IKM AL'MIKS IN
KKAM'K AMI liKl.'IUM. O.T.
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NKWV t;:K. u :. -Ni. Aii.i-riran
!.- will not ! tr-' t!i Lirl- tltev
Ui luVi'inl and n:.irrv Kiech
- thd in nttv irreol nutidiep take it'
.rout Mi-- 'nn're--a A. Smith, who
In- i; -t roiitolt ti'd n tour ol' -ti.L'in
ai fi'itarv eaiup- t"r the V. M. K A.!
"I'l.j.rlc- Kdwar-1 ii it i- im-or-'
rcrt v. i:en lie -av- A'rieri':tn ho- ml! '
:..rrv in Kr im e ;itid stav ito re to
tti,r ltl.-t.-t - -.n- f l-'ra!:-wJ:o
h.nt d:i-d m h.tiile." Mi Siui;ii
d'1' !;' re-.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Why are f?
Post W
Tqasties
iha most popular
of corn flakes?
Ask boys like me
says 6bo66y
FLUIEPEDEMiC
Sergeant C. C. Triplet of llie Elate
police force, charged with maintain
ing a public nuisance in his suite in a
local apartment home, by clvins
away liquor to friends, arrived in
Medford this noon, unattended, hav
ing driven down from Salem in Major
Richard Week's car. -Major I)io:k
and Triplet's Ettorney. Thomas (i.
Kyaa ot l ortiaml. left the car at
Salem, coining down by train. They
arrived this morning on No. 13.
The trial was to be held this after
noon at 2 o'clock but was unavoid
ably postponed because of the illness
of all the state witnesses. Jinies
Lrown and the two young women
who were arrested in the defendant's
room a week ago, have been ill with
influenza several days, while St ite
Policeman Charles Smithers, who
pleaded guilty, and wua to be the
principal witness asalnat Triplet,
has contracted a hard cold aud is
threatened with the samo disease.
Sergeant Triplet refused to make
any public statement hut did not ap
pear to be worried over his predica
ment. He said the facts would come
out at the trial and he hoped the de
lay would not be long. Thru his
attorney he demanded a trial by Jury,
which was grained.
State Poli.eman Ireland of Grants
Pass, and Deputy r. S. .Marshal
Tichenor also arrived in the city yes
terday to attend the trial. ,
A. S. Rosenbamn. claim agent of
the Southern Pacific, i3 here on a
business trip.
RVQU
BREAKQOW
MisiS Ktliy Tells Kow Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Restored
Her Health.
MM
Newark, N. J.:' For about three
years I suffered from nervous breaic-
t , uown ana got so
BUind, and had head
aches every day. I
Ttried everything I
could think of and
was under a phy
sician's care for two
venrs. A girl friend
r.aJ v.scd Lydia E.
Pinkham'a Vege
table Compound and
she toid me about
it From the first
day I tock it 1 began
to feel better and
now I am well and
able to do most any
kind of work. I
have been recom
mcndir.fr the Com
pound ever since and give you my per
mission to publish this letter." Miss
Flo Kelly 476 So. 14th St, Newark.
K. J.
The reason this famous root and herb
remedy. Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable
Compound, was so successful in Miss
Kelly's cae was bcaupe it went to the
root of her trouble, restored her to a
normal healthy condition and as a result
her nervountS3 disappeared.
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?
Best Ccffee
at any price
You can make more' cups
of good coffee with less
M.J. B. than with any
other coffee.
Ground just right to make
the best cup of coffee.
Blended from the finest
flavored coffees grown in
the world.
Thoroughly aged before
it is roasted. ,
Quality never changes.
It's the most economical.
It goes further.
Vacuum Packed by Spec
ial Process to Preserve its
strength and flavor.
It Reaches You Fresh
Every Can Guaranteed '
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
Th Only Exclusive
Commercial Photographer
in Southern Oregon
Negatives made any tiiae o
place bs appointees'..
Phone 147-J.
YtVU do rest.
J. B. PALMT'4.
v Medford.
WW Knot Main Rtrwt
Fl.'U SAI.K Hrt r.iyins wood busi
ness in soiitliorn Orison. Vali y
Kui'l com.ui, uir. Sftouil and Kir
treots. , h;i'
Mm Safe
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Ti-'Mi Forlalan-,
A Nutritious Diet for A!l Act-3.
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ii!?n lar;e. airy fnrilii-lic.i !-et-room.
us South Hollv. Mojoraii'
r- ii. Mr. Vlarcui-f Kads.
K(H; SAI.K H!u.--e;n sonl h..i!.
iich ''.' It-- tn ih( husiie!. I'rue
- 1". V. i. Kj.is-.ffl, Ahlan-1.
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Are You Taking the Proper. Precautions
To protect yourself a:-:ainbt the Spanish Influenza? Are you spray
Ins your moiuli and nose twice a day with Ze Pyroi? Are you wanh
ins your hand? an'I fare with Germicidal Soap? A little rare now
nr.y sate ynu from an attack o! this most horrible disease.
Heath's Drug Store
'lionc SKI.
The San Tov Stole-
KOK SAI.K- M .. !. tourins .ar.
1 fione t J-.l. i y
KU SAI.IC MH. r i .-.K-room ho'i-".
i.'iir i-ipjpu an. I close In.
I'll one t'..". ;'-it. -ii
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UNDKIiTAKKR
I'iij- llionc: rilicirjT.
Vllil l lion.x: K. V. M'rrkl, 1B.WJ2.
Lmdf AbtnU 4
Ford Repairing
I have a;aln opened the lU-pair Pepait:rent oi my shop for the win
ter and will eo
Foid Work Only at Ford Service
Station Prices.
Vulranizi!:? an-I dates HiH-so!e Tiros i-b.tr: e of expt-rt. Have
our repair work done ly 5;nciali:s.
F. R. Roberts 1 32 S. Riverside
Our Watches are not only the
finest kind ot a timepiece they
also are the latest in styles aad
shapes.
See us for Ladies' and Gents'
Wrist Watches ot Quality and
Style.
Buy Your Christmas
Gifts Now
Visitors Always Welcome.
Martin J. Reddy
The House that Quality Built.
II KB H
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Safeguard
Those
Liberty Bonds
VOF can't do it very
veil by hiding them.
IJi'ttcr l)t sale in
stead of sorry by
reiitini; one of our
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IJOXKS and storinp;
(hem away. They'll
lie easy to get. when
you want to clip the
eouiioiis.
You'll find the First
National Hank help
ful for use in many
other ways, (oo.
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