Medford mail tribune., October 28, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

" PAfiE FOUR
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREflON", MOXDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1918
f OCAL AND
JL PERSONAL
The funeral service of Private
l.oren Young was held al the ceme
tery at Jacksonville Saturday after
noon, liev. Hoozer conducting the
nervire. On account 01 tiie uiimenza
t.-.uro thero was not a larao atten
dance. Mayor dates attended and
furnished an auto to take the pull
Viarers over. Hy request the follow
I; S members of the statu xuuril acted
as pall bearers. KerKOant Modify.
Corp. lllakeley uud i'rhatoa Ackley,
Tyrrell, Ivf rson and llerry. The fir
ing squad in charao of Captain Can
ary Tired aalutcH over the Krave and
liittflor Tarkor lilew taps at the close.
While drilling at the bull Krountfd
' J-'i 'tV'y nveniuti iho ineiubera of the
offlcors iruiufui? school and the state
grcrd had a little surprise whkh
ghea them a chance that thoy have
lie n under flro. While standing at
eu e a spent bullet raino sliiKinK over
thi company and landed ft few feet
frc:n Major frowson. Katurclay some
of tho boys went out and found.lt.
It was of about forty-five calibre and
from the sound tho shot was prob
ably fired (roin Hlsklyou lleliihts.
Idiigorfo inudo to order. Horn
fdllchliig nml pointing a specialty at
tho llnndicrnll Shop.
Holiort .Mlildlelon arrived home
Friday from Kan I'runcliico havinx
been grunted an Indefinite furlough
lor nervous dlsahllliy. lie lias been
several months In tho orduunco de
partment.
urres, tho ladles' tailor, will be at
olel Holland every Thursday after-
li I ah class onl. Fit and work-
guaranteed. 200
HOOj.
.......rl.
j c'i- 'eiHelon of Table nock, vu
In the cH Si"uruilV reported
that his w.fo """ Improved.
She has been taw (as "lnnt at the
Dow hospital.
Wo cut windahlcldV for " "
C. K. Gates Auto Co. 2 oli'
Myron Hoot arrived homO r om
Itojcburg Friday, lie Is able lo be
out on the streets Benin and gafnlt "
gradually, but still shows the rostill '
of ills accident. I
Hemstitching in any width or size
atltrh, at tho Handicraft Shop. '
Superintendent J. A. Churchill
has informed tho county school su
perintendent's ofrico Hint toachora
are entitled to full pny for the time
during which tho schools nro closed
on account of Kpunlsh Influenza.
- For lliu lcrt Insurance ace IlolmoB,
the- Insiirnnco .Man. v
Tho treasury dopnrtnient at Wash
ington reiiitestH that all Fourth Lib
ert;.' loan posters 'bo taken down lin-
jneilhilely im lliey linvo served tlioir
pin-pose. Tills should ho ilono ill or
der to make room for tho (Tufted
War Work campaign posters now bo
ing put up.
2D per cent dtarotint on woman's
liutlon shoes. Schmidt's "Cloocl
Shoos," 21 North Conlral nvonuo.-
II requires 200 peach pits or seven
pounds of nut shells, to produce
enough carbon for one gas mask.
'Save your pi-nch pits and nut sholls.
We calf save you f.'on on a new
car. - Ask about It; C. 11. Uutos Auto
company. 184
The application for reduced rules
on chrome ore from southern Oregon
points lo llnlllmore, Mil., and other
carters points Is now beforo the
l'ortlnnd district freight traffic roia
miltec of the railroad administration.
'I'lin.e- desiring to present their views
mi-sl do so In writing beforu Novem
ber
One and three-color stock pear
labels for sale. Meiltord Printing
Co. tf
Thru error, the nnme of Mrs. Jesse
Neatbainer was omitted from the list
of lilierly loan subscribers from
UeiAiie Ulvcr district. Her bond was
for J! mi
Siiccs'iful drugless treatment of
iioa-lniectlous diseases. Dr. llalstead,
227 South Central. 205
Heavy snow and sluet storms con
tinue In the cast. All telegraphic
service Is ai;aln routed thru Canada.
Tim storm has extended norlli to
Montana, prostrating all wires,
Wn can save you $200 on a now
car. Ask about It. C. K. tiates Auto
col many. 1N4
V hcu a -Mall Trihiino reporter
c:i!l' il at Hie officei of one of the
bic it ft lit companies In search of
nc.i i he was iniormed that tho fruit
btl 'llcss here was so dull that Ihey
coc hint even Binre- up a romance
an nig the packers.
'me and tbrec-coir Mock pear
lal els for sale. Medford Printing
t o. tf
:i!mtsoii Merrick who has been at
!-li 'Xiel.l. Ala., In the nitrate depart
in :il in he re mi n furlough after
ha, Mr; influenza
lames ItriM-oe Is in town today on
ill: Mil- S.
Dr. Ilebie, (iarnett-Corey Hide
M'p.iiis H em Y . it. (ion-, at Camp
i.'m.-ih state that his son. I.leuten.int
in,' (.ore, who h.n been 111 with pneu
iii uHU h. x; i,,iv roi upi-rnilng and is
now In Hie comalivicnl ward, lliu
co i'linri: n roiHlilerid semvu.
I 'ally's T,iv. Phone 1."..
f rs. li. I. No'. Mi. who nursed Mr"
' .'.ue in iir fatal illne. is III
v- il " the Infineen.
'I'he rut nil ure hospital rie. It
'iiirni uplioMeriiig. mattress rrno
'"no-, cio.ks, sculng ma hin.
im.iiogritphs and nml.rellns repaired
" guaranteed. feathers
,'" 1 clean,.,!. Kealher mat-lei-scs
niado f,-,,.,, ,.. . k
";";l:if'' 2111 Hlverslde. Phone
I be piMielc ot Tl..i ...... ...
'I " vh"" r nmcud1(Mlt making ,-,
i"".h - m,i,,m
"',7'" m"'"r lh" rp'"n"v npt
i lonsiiltuilonai amendment
Frank Stiusou went to Grants Pass
this morning where lie is engaged in
electrical construction work.
lulormatlou governing shipment
of Xiuas packages to the boys over
seas can be obtained at tbd Ked
Cross rooms or Medford Hook Store.
fipiUenberg and Newtown cull ap
plet for sale at the Co-operative
Fruit Ass'n.
Travel on the '-ouiheru Pacific Is
veiy lislit these day owing u the
lullueuta scare.
lu every city there is an authorized
service for Waterman Idea fountain
peas. We represent them here being
required to study all Instructions, ex
change arrangements, carry a 12
dozea assortment and repair parta.
When you want a fountain pen with
real service buy a Waterman Ideal
from the Medford llook Score.
Mary U. Orr returned Friday from
F.uiu. She la suffering from a
nervous breakdown.
Iliieco Nut Oleomargarine can be
bought at the Medford Flsli Market.
Try a pound at 4c per lb. 1HK
A. C. Allen and son have returned
from an extended automobile trip
thru Idaho and Montana. During
the trip Mr. Allen look movie films
of the Yellowstone nutlonal park. Ho
spent the past month at his Klamath
Lake cottage, where Prof, and Mrs.
P. J. O'Garu spout their vacation
with hi in. Mr. Allen will, temporar
ily act as manager for the Hogue
Itlver Fruit & Produce Assn., replac
ing S. V. lioekwitli who leuvea short
ly to reside In Seattle.
Tho price of butter being so high
now Is your chance to see Columbia
Oleomargarine demonstrated at the
Truax Grocery Tuesday afternoon.
lXG
Sunday arrivals at the Hotel Med
ford were: W. X. Strander, San
Francisco: H. W. Garrett, Portland;
J. V. Woodroof. San Francisco;
Harry L. I'ebergall. Portland; Itoy
K. Dickenson. San Francisco; An
tbony Kolger, Berkeley, Cal.; W. U
Kennedy, Kugene; K. J. Woolenberg,
Han Francisco; Mrs. X. Ci. llradley.
Copco, Cal.; J. A. Kvans, Seattle; J.
S. Mullln, Seattle.
Thero will be a demonstrator for
Columbia Oleomargarine at Jones'
Cash Grocery Thursday ufternoon.
Everybody welcome. 187
F. li!. Sickels, personal secretary
for Oregon and Idaho Y. M. C. A. and
' W. 10. Wright, Interstate secretary,
g, "rived this morning from the north.
Now Is your chance to -try Colum
bia Oleomargarine, for sale ut -Medford
'lh Murkat. 1811
Mir Clara Shoemaker ot Central
Point, recently received two letters;
from a '.French hospital written In
French. She was unable to rend
them and jspunt some time finding:
some ono tiv translate thum for hor.
At lust she .succeeded and learned
Hint they wc re wrltton by a French
nurso ami In. 'tinned her that Walter
Thomas Ford, whoso homo Is in Cen
tral Point, had. been wounded In ac
tion and was l'Ji a French hospltul.
The nurso staled- Ills wounds were-
not serious.
Cut your Inittjor hill In two try ft
sainplo of Oleo margarine al Sehlof-
rolln's Grocery, AVoilnesday urior
iioou. 187
Horn To ' Mr. and Mrs. CI. .M.
I.oomls, Oct. 27th, an elg'il-pound
girl. .Mother and baby doing well.
Columbia Oluoinnrgurtno cun bo
bought nt Jones' Cash Grocory. 1S8
W. C. Klnyim has boon up on
Kvans creek lici'plng C. K. Kirk har
vest his bean crop. Ho Is direshlng
the crop now and It in y'lolcUng thir
teen to fourteen .hundred pounds por
acre, which nt tho present prices will
bring hi in about ono hundred and
twenty dollnrs ppr acre. Ho has bis
tract under Irrigation and under
stands how to use tho water and that
Is the secret of Iho fine crop.
George Porter roported tills morn
ing that his son Jack: who has been
very sick for sevcml (lays with kid
ney trouble, begun to imprtivo Sun
day, und that they aro unite encour
aged now that he will bo tip again
soo:,.
F. P. Salter left this morning for
Hill, Cal. He Is liullcllng a largo
meat packing house for It, II, Par
sons on Iho Mounlcrcitt ranch.
Hay (lunynw of tinwlle, Cal., la in
Mm city visiting friends anil attend
ing to some business matters. Ho
neil to have the fend stable, on South
lllverslde avenue.
F. 11. Itnrnt house. S. J. Wilkes. K.
P. Haw ks and Paul Mass of Ashland,
were Sunday visitors in tli city.
Mr. and .Mrs. H. 1.. Wiln of Cen
tral Point were week end visitors In
the cltv.
ASK ALLIES TO
EG
NF.W VOI.'K. Oct. 28. Scndina of
Millieicut allied troops to Kiissia to
drive out (kriiianv and her allies was
urceil in resolutions adopted here lust
niulil bv fill iiro-war delegates lo u
convention en lied liv the Socialist
Democratic League of America.
The convention named a commit
tee, ineliiiliti'.. reiiresentutivcs of the
Kiissinu sociul-revolutioniirv partv.
the C'zeelto-Slovak socialist federu
l i oil ami the Polish socialist ulliunce.
the Soutli Slavic federation und the
Jewish socialist league, to cull on
President Wilson and explain to him
the slant! taken bv the convention.
Pcl'ore adjourninir, Cliarles Edward
Ktisscll, author und member of the
recent I'nitcd States mission to Rus
sia, was elected chairman of the so
eiulisl democratic league. He suc
ceeds John Suunio, who cabled from
llnlv Unit lie would be unable to con
tinue in tiie office, on , account of
lirc.-sinir work in Univ.
TO WEAR FLU MASK
RAN FKANCISCO, Oct. 23. While
scores of i)usser.sbv seurred for tov
r, II. 1). Miller, a deputy health of
ficer, shot and severely wounded
.1 miles Wisser. n horseshoer. in front
of a downtown druyr store early to
duy. i'ollowinir Vissers refusal to
don ii n influenza mask.
According to the police Wilier shot
in the nir when Wisser first refused
his request. Wisser closed in on him
and in the succeeding affray was shot
in the arm and ley.
Wisser was taken to the Central
Kmerjrency hospital where he was
placed under arrest lor failure to
comply with Miller's order.
Al GOLD IL
VIENNA, Sunday, Oct. 27. Tho
Austro-Germana have abandoned tho
town of Kragulovatz, 55 miles south
east of Belgrade, to the allied troops
during rearguard fighting, according
to an official statement from the war
office. In Albania, it is added, thero
has been nothing of Importance to
report.
RETREAT ON WIDE FRONT.
(Continued from page one.)
FMAi.n'CE, Oct. 28. ( Router's.) Gon
eral Debenoy's army has won a sig
nal victory. The German forcesyhold
Ing tho Serrc-Oiaa front are In re
treat and the whole Gorman line be
tween Chateau Porclon and the Ar
gonno Is In dunger ot being turned.
Perslstont attacks by Gonernl Ds
boncy's Indofntlgaolo Infantry has
broken tho river line, which Is the
last water line commanded by the en
emy between the present front and
(he Meuse.
Fred Starr ot lluUon Ranger sta
tion spent tho week end In Medford.
Y. Johnson of San Francisco, and
1.. 1,. Miller or llillurd, Ore., stock
men stopped over Sunday In Mod
ford. 'Mabel Werlz of Gold HUH, spoilt
Sunday in the city visiting friends.
John Wntsoii, tho coul minor from
Roxy Ann camo in for supplies Sat
urday. Ho says that ho expects to
put on n gang of men and begin to
deliver coal In tho city soon,
C. A. Ward and family und V. .1
Proctor and wlfo of lliinsimilr, Cal.,
aro In tho valley for a few days and
spent Saturday In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar llerslioy ot
Kellogg, Ida., aro visiting in the city
Frank Torrcy who used to bo In
Daniels store, was In tho city Satur
day. '1 lo Is now located In San Francisco.
Jor Tho Beys in Camp
Make the soldiers' washing
easy. Send them Fels-Naptha.
It is the ideal soap for soldiers.
Boiling water Is hard to get in camp.
But Kels-Napthu works perfectly in
water of any temperature. And it
calls for so little rubbing! ,
When your soldier boy washes with
J'elvNiipthn So-.tp, his clothes will be clean
and right for inspection.
Al your oiri ftocn't in the ted and grttn wrapper
OREGON' AGRICULTURAL COL-LKO-K.
Corviilli. 0;-t. '-'8. Now that
the state lime plant at Gold Hill i
nrodueini; it is up to the farmers of
Oretion to make it a success bv nend
in;; in orders, according to Dr. A. B.
Cordley, chairman of the lime plant
committee. The plant is now produc
ing one. nnd in a few duvs will in
crease to ut least two carloads of ag
ricultural lime daily. The price is
.fl.7") a ton f. o. b. at the ouarrv neur
Gold Hill.
"The farmers of western Orego
fought lon' and hard for n stnt
lima nt cost," says Dr. Cordley.
"There have been munv delays in get
ling the plant reiul.v for operation
owing to luck of funds, scarcity of
skilled labor and Hie fact that it was
almost impossible to get iniiehinerv
uud supplies nt all. The plant, how
ever, is now ready for operation ami
the success ot the enterprise is up
to the farmers themselves.
"In other words, in order lo oper
nte the plant must have orders. II'
these ure not received nt Iho rate of
ut least two carloads a dav it will be
necessary to stop operations at once
as the board not only lias no funds fo
operating expenses, but has already
become individually responsible for
some of the funds necessary to com
plete the plant. The next ten days
or two weeks will determine whether
or not we nrc to receive sufficient
orders to keep the plant in opera
tion."
ENEMY AIRCRAFT ACTIVE
ON NORTHERN BATTLEFIELD
LONDON. Oct. 28. "The enemv
uirernft were active on Saturday on
the northern battlefield," snvs the
statement on aerial operations.
"Eight enemy machines were destroy
ed and three disabled in the fighting.
Two enemy balloons were shot down.
Nine of our machines nre nussinj
ASKS fWTrMISTICE.
(Continued from page one.)
the Exchange Telegraph company
from Zurich snvs the revolutionary
movement is spreading throughout
('rutin. The dispatch adds that more
than 400 persons have been killed nt
Kieitme und JUKI nt Zuanbrin.
AMSTERDAM. Friday." Oct. 2.1.
Tito Dutch newspapers toduv publish
u dispiitch from Budapest which says
that in collisions between C'roation
and Iliingnriun troops in Fiume there
were mnnv disunities, hundreds of
persons being wounded. The Croa
tian tri-eolor was hoisted on lhg,puli
lic buildings. Troops from Otocuc.
rill miles southeast of Finnic, disarm
ed a Slvrinn battalion which resisted
them nnd look possession of the hnr
bor. All stnlo buildings, including
I lit! postofl'ico were occupied bv
troops. The railway station was de
stroyed nnd the mobs and troops
plundered it. The Hungnrinn und
Italian populations fled.
Trouble in Hungary
PARIS. Oct. 28. Grave troubles
hnvo broken out nt Budapest ns the
result of the nppoiiitment of Julius
Andryassi, who is suspected of (ler-
ninnophile tendencies, to be the Ans
train foreign minister, snvs n Zurich
des-puleh lo the Matin. A committee
of workmen and soldiers has been
lormed lo represent the extremist
nnrtv in lnipcinlnie- events.
A MEDFORD MAN'S
EXPERIENCE
Can you doubt the evidence ot this
.Medford citizen?
You can vorlry Modford endorse
incut.
Hond thin:
Kdwln J. White, former dairyman
nt 3I!2 ICiist Main street, says: "I was
nearly laid up with nil attack ot lum
bago. It came on without anv warn
ln and l thought my back was bro-
Kon. t couldn't straighten up and
went about all bent over. A friend
advised me to take Doan's Kidney
l'llls, which 1 did, aud soon 1 was
nine to get about, it reaulred only
ono box to fix mo up In tine shape
aim since then. I have never had any
trouble with my back and kidneys."
rrlco hue, nt all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy act
Dunn's Kidney Pills the, samo that
mt. into nun. Koster-Mllotirn Co.
Mfgrs., lluffalo, X. Y. Adv.
CASH
We Out-Pay
All Others
Hens, - 23. Springs, - 25
Get Our Turkey Prices
Johnson Produce Co
CENTRAL POINT, Ore.
EVANS CREEK 10 Fl
The farmers ot the Evans Creek
district will vote upon the creation
of an Irrigation district on October
31. The proposed district will In
clude land in the Evans Creek dis
trict, now watered by the flow of the
stream, and other land adjoining. It
lu proposed to secure additional
water by the construction of storage
reservoirs to supplement the stream
flow at a cost ot from $250,000 to
$300,000.
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER
l)jr Phono: Pacific 227,
Night Phone: V, v. Works, 10.Ua;
Udjf 4titMt.
TO ALL WOMEN
WHHRE ILL
This Woman Recommends
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound Her
Personal Experience.
1
Me.Lenn, Neb. "I want to recom
mend Lydia' E. Pinkham's Vegetable
lyompounu to an
women wno suiter
from any functional
disturbance, a it
has done mo mora
good than all tho
doctor's medicine.
Since taking it I
have a fine healthy
baby girl and have
f', .- Kttiiiwimucttiuianu
A 1 strength. My hus-
oana ana i Dotn
praise your med
icine to all sufferine
women." Mrs. John Kopfeluann, R.
No. 1, McLean, Nebraska.
This famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia E. P.nkham's Vegetable Com
pound, has been restoring women of
America to health for more than forty
years and it will well pay any woman
who suffers from displacements, in
flammation, ulceration, irregularities,
backache, headaches, nervousness or
"the blues to give this successful
remedy a trial. I
For special suggestions in regard to
vour ailment write Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co., i.ynn, muss, ine result
of its long experience is at your service.
Fill men with praise if you
would have friends.
IMPERIALES
MOUTHPIECE
CIGARLTJTS
are filled with such fine
tobacco, are made with
such care, mouthpiece and
all no wonder men praise
them and pass them on to
friends. '
GLM CHUNG
China Herb Btor
Herb cure tor earacne, headache,
catarrah, dlptherla, sore throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach
trouble, heart trouble, chills and fev
er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation,
carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast,
cures all kinds ot goiters. NO OP
ERATIONS, Medford, Oregon, Jan 13, 1911
TO WHOM IT JlAY CONCERN:
This Is to certify that I, the un
dersigned, bad very severe stomach
trouble and had been bothered foi
several years and last August was not
expected to live, and hearing of Olm
Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 214
South Front street, Modford) I de
cided to got herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I storted to feeling bet
ter as soon as I used them and today
am a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
see Gim Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W. R. JOHNSON,
Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson, Medford
S. D. Holmes, Eagle Point,
Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point t
W. L. Chlldreth, Eagle Point,
C. E. Moore, Eagle Point
J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point,
Geo. D. Von der Hellen, Eagle Point,
Thos. E. Nichols, Eagle Point
Friday, June 28th, War Savlnes Day
J. T. Gagnon
Lumber Yard
All kinds ot rough and dressed
Lumber,
Specialties: Dimension stuff. Fin
ishing Lumber, shingles, Sash and
Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes.
Buy Jackson County Products.
Place ordors now for Fruit Boxes.
New Shod, 118 S. Front St., Medford.
1'houe 859,
Remembei
This
Coffee
Goes '''
Further:'
Our Guarantee
Your grocer will refundefull price you
paid lor M. J.B. Gorfee,ii it does not
please your taste, no matter how much
you have used out of the can.
Vacuum Packed
It Reaches You Fresh
Would M'sieu Have Comfort?
And M'sieu?
To him, the San-Tox
Nurso will bring shav
ing comfort and men
tal comfort,
r
Quickly and unannoved
he will make tho even
ing toilet.
Smooth, white San-Tox
Shaving Cream will ease
his razor's - edge and
keep his temper serene.
A dash of San-Tox Shav
ing Lotion he will be
invigorated and refresh
ed. A whisk of San-Tox After-Shave
Talc he will
have that freshly groom
ed look which marks
American men.
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
riiono 884.
CASH AND CARRY
Is ii successful system, wherever tried. Because it
is fair to buyer and seller.' Some prices this week at
The Truax Store:
Honey in pails ....$1.50
Shortening, per pail '. ...$1.25
30 lb. Karo : 95
5 lb. Karo 50
Pink iVans, per lb 9
Seeded Raisins, pkg '. 12
Coffee, :J lb. can Folger's 85?
Fancy Patent Flour, 49 lb.sack $2.80
Fair D ealing and Courteous Treatment.
THE TRUAX CO.
327 East Main, Medford
V. One of Our
113$ SUDStan'ta' Citizens
l If A "lan wltn credit at the bank Is ' I
if-r I usually referred to as "one of our I 11
substantial citizens." A good bal-
l l anco at the Jackson County Bank Is II I
jYl a reliable builder of credit assuring IISlll
Vt , Bad financial standing. II 111
-i Accounts subject yfJ
J to check are Invited. rjfl
ESTABLISH EDJflSS.
FOR SALE at the
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Ked Seed Oats, Gray Winter
Oats, Kve, Vetch "and Al
falfa Seed.
iMuc ninrrn
m ! XI III V
H ron I
TO ORDER $25.00 VP
Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
128 E. MAIN, VPSTAUIS
FORD REPAIRING
I have again opened the Repair Department of my shop for the win
ter and will do '
Foid Work Only at Ford Service
Station Prices.
Vulcanizing and Gales III. It-Sole Tiros In charge of experts. Have
your repair work done by specialists.
F. R. Roberts 132 S. RiversYde