PAOE TWO
MTIDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MF.DFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER PA 191
I0CAL AND
PERSONAL
il.Si Kthel Kffert who has b-en
ct-riouely lit with HpanHh influeiua
pneumonia, is J in proving. Her !
ler. Mrs. J. J. liuthttr and Mm. Will
Hamiini and nephew who are at the
Hueivd H- rt Lthjil'al are bbo im
pro ii u.
Lingerie marie to ord:r. Hem
titfhiug and pouting a t-peclahy at
lb Hand b ruit Shop.
J:i. II. !risco!l of Klamath Kali,
a lielfoni vlMinr W.-dm'day.
One, the ladies tailor, will be at
io?t-) Holland fcvtry Thursday after
noon hib c:aii ou!). Fit and work
U. an; hip euaran(ed. SOU
Mil II. It. lilhvn of Thompson
creek, a In the city Tuesday trad
ing and iooklnK up the mar situation,
rht uy that ihev live nut to f;ir that
the1 do tot fci-t the daily paper, and
that thev ar all anxious to K"t Ihe
Uit uesi. hht rpo.tJt that uvery
ihfi.n ! i rf.Hi.-rniK ia th rreek.
od crops and kim:! pri'ei,
Ui nil wmdnhlt-lds fur all ram.
C. K iat Auto t o. 2UH
Hit rt WfiKht of Vrtka, t'al.,
pt tar-day in the r it y gfttlnic re
lirs fur lits tru k. H has been at
4rL' l a hauling .brume from the
u.ih to fht raiirubd
Hi iuU" hlajt in any width or alz
tiirh. at tha Hamli' raft Hhop.
Utlrs i atitrail of Apl-Kfti valley
wt In thm it y on huineMi Tuday
tut tb bt laaurauca Holmes,
lha liikursiirv 1an
A t ItMiop of the Illnhup Knight
ftt(trd urar LU'1 I'ult.t, raua t-.
ltd budl. tn lh It v jrfctrrday.
I a pr t-ut dJMount oo wumir
butioa bor. -btnldt'a "iUjoti
itv. Jl North Central rou.
Krr TV 1 Surd. r-j-ir:tovir of TV1-
'I.I'II' 1(C, V Li I'll 1 !tlftit'(l, Willi- . M
MiKUiti.titl 'lit-tn tin iliimliM'im. UT
Uttt n.t ff iiiit bimii'i u n'fiiijr ur.
Jsoutb i(ai,
4rotr m4 atil Mrs lsrd otj
Iftru J:Jtr, r M-df-rd l-ihr
A dtijiy .
It !(. OamMt Cnrvy HidjC.
I I. (rr and A 14-hum n'.
Hi- u l(if. mmtm bulna ilsltors
la Mtdfnfd TMra.lai.
l u!uMi 01Nttisrrrln ran
nrhi at iofir' rah liriarrry. I
t Js kon ('(Kiniy rraitifry !
Ksklnf ttrftlr niprit'itrrit
ib if 11. I n fa North t'ir street j
t fc uld o'fUw U I InK torn do and
fha bw irfip ffiIr ti th sld J
walk lica Tbw bullditix wa 1 s-ll
la)ya Tatl. Vboa 15
tr I I urttin Krn'y and
laH fVii) ft ft-liirMi for
ttW- ll. :. Kismsfh lhr, un a
44'fc Imntfnc tpHlitlon
lff'nninr Nt itiwr lt all '-r
t-r ftbiir wt.l ;r.t at p m
Mr and Mr H I' Hu-h hs ar
rld frma Tbil. ti'iuth Ani-rlra.
hf mr l av tn tlvln at th"ir
Hold wilnr tbr hronrht with Ihmi
an II rold t'hilran tlrl and lisd
no rnd if irnniu In ' Mrs: b-r ad
mhtd 'ner-a and sbrul thv at
lfnii4 to Import r rntiftwat"!
UPON GOLD HILL
John Ilarnum left for Portland
ladt evening, lie has been vinltlnc
at home for several days.
Klne watch repairing promptly
done. Edcar Wlcht, Jeweler. No. J 7
North Central.
The Jackson County Creamery hag
Ktarted to remodel their bulldinK
They are Ijiilldlns an addition on the
aoutheaxt corner where the ofHfe
will be located. Hack of the ofriie
will be butter cutting room and two
cold moras rooms for milk. They
are Installing new muchinerv and
when finished will lie up to date In John Duliiu-. -!ii-f nn-inesr of the
every respe.:!. At preneut the office j Cold Mill irri':itim nrnicct. tiitc
l located temporarily in the Holland j ,,t u.r.-e iuile ol the i-ainil. rtacli-
noiei Minding
I'neco Xtit Oleomargarine can be
bounht at the Medford Fish Market.
Try a pound at 0c per lb. Iht'
Mlh Martha Hunley of Portland
arrived here today from Portland to
visit with her aunt, Mrs. II. P. isush.
Now In your chance to try C'olum
Ida Oleomargarine, for sale at Med
ford 'Huh Market. 1KD
II. M. Chile came In from Apple-
rate today with a truck load of bops.
He had in about twenty-three acred
ard will market in the neighborhood
of twenty tboUKand pounds at the
price of eleien cents a pound. The
price tnis year is only about one-
thlrd of what they sold for last year,
the lower price caused by so much of
the country koIiik dry.
Another opportunity to buy Shoes
at very reasonable prices during the
month of November. I am going to
Klve a 10 per cent discount on nil
men's and boys' shoes. Come and
get them. I.. K. Btroud, No. 10 South
Central avenue. 212
Kd Patterson of southern Califor
nia, Is in the city visiting his sister,
Mis Mabel Kians and nelce Miss
Mary Maniuls.
W. Pouter of San Francisco, Is
In the city on business.
C. K. Thomas and Vernon Edwards
of Portland, arrived In MedTord yes-
terdav for a few day on business.
J K Patton and wife of .Missoula
Mum. r Mu.rs is the city.
Te flt.n 1l.at TMrtiler I'eirson
Inc tciifiiiol any mure liodge
Wi'tir iri is a miMake. Aaother
mtiuua bus oit liKi received and
the trl' Is li;T. Instead of Jl.'.:.i
aa lias reported. 160
lo H 'randel of Sausallta, Cal.
Is In the city for a short visit.
T. I. Hrown and J. II. llelfrlch of
Vrcka, am spending the day In the
iltv
William CreFS of Hutle Kalis Is
mtklng a short business trip to the
rltjf.
' Cannon and Kd Sarr of Copper,
Cjl . are In the lty fo- a few days un
btilns.
I.. Intnnilik and Archie Itlchard-
on of tirants Pa. are Medford visitor
It II S-ni er. Interc led In mln-
Iik t Cnrtland, Is In the city for a
tew days.
W. K. Nath of New York, Is mak
lK a business visit In tho rlty.
. . navage or Mill, tab, came
ovrr to the city yesterday on busl
ns l Mcllmsn. . II. Cnlss, A. C. Ila
nu kotf and J K. Corcoran of Port
land, are making a short visit to the
J I! Adams and W. K. Rohrback
of 8''atte( are sjiendlng tho day In
Ihe city
Jss II Iniegan and son, and John
c. Holsto of San Kranrlsco, stopped
ciier fnr a day In the city.
W A. Ilowman of lluffalo. N. V..
day or
iutr from two nml niic-liall mile above
iolil Hill to about opposite (iuld lliil
have nl rend v been inuuileteil. The
exeavution reiire.cntu about l.'i.OOO
vard-i o malerial and tlie vur!; i-. lie
in' done hv a force of some "J-i men
and lio mtile. A concrete dain HO
feet lone and with a maximum hcii-ht
of seven feet liu been constructed
across liozue river at the head of tiie
canal. The work on this dam had to
he done in tiracticallv one imurin;.
ncces-itutiti!.' niiit and dav work for
hours, Thi- daiiMiiint; ol the river
liresenled an en-'ineerin iimlilcin
v. liich was sncce-sfullv met and at
a co.t of several hundrcil duii.ir-. be
low tin- e-luuate.
.Ma. Iiuhois savs he Iiojick to have
t Ii system completed hv .Ialiu,.rv 1.
Tlii wil include the eoiistri.ciiiin r'f
the remainiii'.' 11 1 ., miles of ditch, the
buildini; of fimne, headbutts and
fanners' deliveries.
Indications are that the project
will ,c constructed well within the
estimate- cost in spite of the increas
iiiLr price of material and labor.
(iold 1 1 ill N'cn s.
AIRPLANE ENTANGLES
SHOT AT SUNRISE
Since the air crvice from New
York to Washington ar.d Chicago has
shoivn that it i.- practical there are
plans now bcin di-ciissed lor ciL'ht
air routes acros the I'nited States
one ol which passtvs tlirou-h .Mcciford.
A m:.p in the Oniml Korks Herald, of
(iranil Fork-. N. ft., shows n route
slartiiu: from New York, runuini:
ITALIAN HEAIIQCARTKHS ON
THE IMAVE, Monday, Oct. 2S. (Uy
Ai-'sor-lated Press.) Iiurlng the cross
ing of the Plave by Italian and Brit
ish troops, an Austrian battleplane
attacked an Italian oliservation bal
loon and attempted to pass thru It.
The attempt failed and the enemy
irplar.c beiuine entangled in the
ropes of tho balloon. Iloth tho bal
loon and the airplane were set on
fire and the burning mass dropped to
the ground In tho region of Montello.
Neither the pilot of tho airplane nor
tho observers la the balloon were
hurt.
Kd Hrown Is confined to his home
I'h a cold.
No nw caes of Influenza were re
ported tielay. tho there are many
tie,, pie with colds who are exercising
ererv precaution to prevent the do
veVpaient of the flu.
Mrs K W Ijinslng of the Central
Point highway, visited In Medford
V.' ilncrlv.
: K Morrison of flrlffln Creek,
was a Medford vlltor Wednesday.
Itfut their Iranta trni thrn Mrs liu-h
was formerly Mia Ella lljtilev and! Is tl'lting In the rlty for
it a titter tn n and M r. Itanley
and M1t Al'le llanl"V. Tier ripnl
10 mailt iheir home in the taiiev. .
A Corona nparitcr for Xmi
thould be arranr-d f-ir at on's. our
allotment is aimoM ftbaiiftrd. Ituv
fnr Xmas nnir. ted'r,r. Itonk Utore
Mr and Mr M I. Alford hate re
reived I he it,.,! tls Sat their son
Herbert, r.nw at I t S'e ens, h re
eeted a tfsond lieutenant's rurnmis-
ton and will r-port at Waahinfton.
11 C
The furnlfire hnp;ta fljet II.
Cleneral uphnlstering. mattrest rcnt
vatinfr. rbM ks. sewing machines,
phonograril.s and umbrellas r paired
All work guaranteed. Kcathers
ateamed and cUaned. Feather mat
tresses n-.ade froin vo'ir o:d ti k
Kniirlaa. 2 1 South ItHerslde. phone
162-J.
Corp v;ier Wilson, of the
atate militia, who enlisted In th
navy lat Julv. re. cived ordcru M,n
flnv to ri port fur dr. at Seattle.
ah He U i'ic imW son of ir and
Mrs II I. VMloin of Craicr Lake
nienue. He , ar old
SpllrenUerg end Newtown cull sp
pi's for sale at the Co-operallvc
Fruit Ass-n.
Tl. Kfli.Kd board has dcMed not
o np.-n a night srlmnl ai ti e pre-cni
time. However F. liny Imvla lia de.
elded to open a n.rlit s. hnnl o!
ateniicr.ipliy and Mp.h.-lling in the
old imsiiif-s i.i!!.'c- ro .ais ou ,-irt)i
drape rtn-l Sb'.rth ind, tipr.rl;.
Inc. spellltic. etc. will ... 1 .1 itht ;in,
If Mr. !.1V,S 1 .'ill i-ci-r ;,n n-f-u:tnr
It full burircs c.cir-c In gn..n
Mr. H.nis tvi.fl t i i.i.o P: !,,,
.vrnriic
E
I'Asrr. wii.Tl.in-l. fM.
j ti l.i ltiirl K.ilkhnf ili-.ltirrd t
1 tv. !-? ti.t.-iii.v' "t tin- IVntri-l icir
jt thi:! Im- w,i ui.!,- t.t all'iim :h;it
i r.M,f nr W ilh.iin wouhl hot rim- t
, t In- -in . n. hut w intl-1 nh'licMti' 1 or
SAN KUAXCISCO. (t. :tO.-Or-dii,
ilirtM'tini! the emidiivmi'tit of cv
rv uovrrniin-nt inuutiv,- force auainst
aiiv nttPtiipth to tanii-cr with tin vote
for sriihtor-; or coiiu'ro-smfn in tin
-oiinnu' tl"'tioii, wen ncoivi-d from
Attorney (icneral (iroL'orv hv K. .M.
Hlanford, chief of tlx- liun-an of in
vesliiution, tlcpartnicut of justice,
itnd Mrs. A:irtte A. Adutus tempor
tirv Tutted Slate-, district attorney
here, tiovc-rniiieiit roteutor find
other intvenitnent auftiN throiiL'hout
the eiMintrv have heen u'ien .imiliir
order, the me-nue aid.
DIED
WATTKNTiKKO John Fr!drlrk
Wattenhurjc. son of Mr. and .Mrs.
.1. WaltenhurR. died Tuesday evening
Oct. 19, of pneumonia, at the family
homo two miles south of Medford,
need l-t yars. Ho was born In Colo
rado. He Is survived by his parents,
three brothers and one Phnter. The
burial Till he at I. O. O. K. cemetery.
Thursday, services at the Rrave, Her.
Kather Towers officiating.
KItSKIVK The Infant ion of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter M. Krsklne died Oc
tober 7, one day old. Hnrlal was at
I. (. o. F. cemetery, Wednesday
afternoon.
....I.
';it.
idltlf I" tlii
I.OI'.
11 r. 1 1
l'i.f
i. IT
rd.l.Vi t-.
t,.,
i. -ttl. (Ji-tiera! (iroe--:jtn
war iiniii-tt r. alter
.ith the iiMnrr, li..
-it In-; t'. nariel a- the
n -t.ei.il l.ll.i.'IMlorn.
-1 ".'r;il d.iV JIL'O. III1
I'. ti'ral N. - diM'Ut'-li
r mi;
'ter
rry
! Med-
ai it soon ai the infl-it-nra
Is over.
Kerr nt'y wo t .( . v
Me1 p n at ftnoi h-r s'iw
ft kin for HMeml ...t:.,rr. 1
rled aho Wi o-in-d tn
f stt k(nd- 1 ar r if d ,
iHffernl steel jm-it. A 1
the fdder peoph- vnnt in, ;
ford Itook Store.
According to r ;-.i . iirr
lea vacant Imn- m i'h' 'it'. :han
there hav born inr y v.-r.i; t; i.inh
A. S. Hilton, wiio r-a-l- fjo 'f for
1h allfornfa Orr- i.n I'mk r . ti
pany, aaya thrre h.ie ; ..n Tivv j,--r
rent mr new psr rons rnd-red on
the books than t'. . it out. and
lhat thf most of t'o n are In ho
thftt ere vacant 3 - t month
Mmtie pupils wll; ! r,i-.- ?,j ;-
Ida K. Woad, 304 kvuh lv.
j To Our I'atiio;
j To com p'v wit h ifnvorniiient re
j qeest to a. f IK-t.t and man-
pncr !(r wnr n-'eiN, Medford Mores
exiept 1 -r !nre wti; ('( at
! p in wrt k iiif. r etp S,i turd.iv.
' 'intll ilu ft in-e of tune not in poet
'Into '! in thi- spring, hi'lii'iini:
lirt l-'t-tiiav rviMijtiir, oi':n!'i-r 1 f-t .
j .)Ai'K")V cot M Y Ml StNKSS
1 U 'S ASSOCIATION I'm
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
The good man is always
sincere
IMPEMALES
MOUTtiPICCB
CIGAKETTES
arc made of good things.
Good tobacco, perfectly
Mended pure inais paper
to wrap it and a mouth
piece to cool the smoke of
it. A cigarette manufac
tured to excel.
li-iT tine ;.U!iih kivs Naap'.i'.ite
on k. n irl.c.1 F.id Hnc. He-! "
, ,i ii..,r k, i, Ti .i.-f. rj WEEKS & McQOWAN CO
Co. v!"
.'. 1 Fl Have bilie
1 '.'i ai re tr.n t. aiust
a.!.':ilc.t f..r E.'iicr.M f
aA lu l " 1 1 . 1 1 at t o.
I or
to
'.e snii'l wliil.
n .n:li Pen-
UXDKKTAKER
Inj Phono: Pacific S-J7.
Mtlit Plionifi: F. V. Weeks. IU I-JJ.
LskIx Assistant.
O. C. r.os hn received the lol
lovvir.if letter Irom I.icut. J.estcr (I.
Too.e. dated "On Active Service."
Somewhere in Fran-e. Sept. 21.
About 10 (lavs aito l.ieuleiiant To. me
was killed hv u (ieru:an niper on the
X'erdon front, lie. will be remembered,
.is havinu- accompanied Hector Mae
yuarric. the soldier-author, to Med
ford in the speakiir' tour for the
Third Libert v loan !a-t -prin.'. He j north to P.o.-ton. then west throui;l:
was well known and popular in the j Detroit, Mich, and Furuo. X. D.. to
vallev and hialilv esteemed as ode oi I Seattle. Wash., known lis the I'han
the risitiL' vonntr men of fireaon. jute-Hell airwnv. From Seattle a route
"I am sendinL' vou a snapshot which : runs to Tacoina anu south t hruuu'li
I have just received from home, taken j Portland. Medford. San Francisco to
on mv trip in Southern Oregon, show- j I.os' Anieh s. called the Pacific air
ing yourself and McOuarrie. The wav.
picture stirs up in niv mcmorv the- The next mute south is from New
wonderful time which von nood people York lo Ciiicao. Omalia, llenver. Salt
of Medford Fhowed us while we were! Lake City to San Francisco, tailed
with vou, j Woodrow Wilson tiirwnv. The next
"I huve been in France over two: south is from New York to Philadel
..'.onths and am getting alontr spien- phia. Davlon. Ohio. Kansas Citv. Mo.,
didlv. The ill si hasn't been in aetio.'i i I'uelilo to Santa Barbara, Cal.. known
vet, hut we can exiiect it any time J as Laiiglev airvvav. Anotiier is south
now. I irom Philadelphia to Lvnchbur. Va.,
"The allies are doin,' wonderful St. Louis and .lopiin. Mo.. Alinifiucr
lliiiiL's now. as vou know pei-lmps hot- j inc. X. JL, to Los Au.-eles. called
ter than I. us vou see a newspaper j Hodi-ers airvvav.
much more V.lten. I am confident we The Wricht I'roilters airwav is still
have the II tin's measure and will) further south 1 nun Lvntdihurir. Va.,
i-ertainlv imt vietorv aero-s hv an-1 southwest through Atlanta, Ga
other run nier. The people over here i
have n fine estimntio- of the li:ht
abiiitv of the Yanks and thev are'
eountintr on n for a lot.
Viek-bur-j. Mis. Kurt Worth, and
San Antonio to San Dieso and Los
AnoIes.
The Ath.rtie airwav runs from
I want to tell vou th:t the Y. M- i I'liilrnieluliia .u:i?li alon" the Atlan-
C. A. and lied Cro are liuinz t:rettie foii-t to Key West, and the Guii"
work over here and I h're vou will .airwav from Kev Yet to IVnaeola.
-hoot at nnri-e j.nvine i"-hi unlavor-i New tr!ei:ii. tiahe-lon to Urown--
a'olv ititiei-e. their work. Thoe i vii!e.Tcx.
i in the field under campal.Ti eondi-i Vljer1 I no (f.uM ion hut that Ihe
lion?-, know of the work thev do' lair seivii-e wil! he irreatlv inereaseu
" in the nxt ten vear and Medford Lc-
otlcc to .Men bants j inL. ,,7, one of the direct route, we
As recently notified, sugar cards j n:nv have hones nf a lwrmanent avja-
pMKA Warmth ' -
WfrjSlii'jl1 Perfection Oil Heater gives
lakitfe'vvji-Vi'l cozy' comfor"ble warmth
.'?.'1 if - A Vjy ' for many hours on one fill- gr51 '
i'l li lits Air?T " S ine with Pearl Oil, the ever- t
SWjfJmJt Wit, obtainablefuet. I
VWPin"i?i:'i'i lights at the touch of a 1
lRSS match gives instant heat.
fS f fj ESs, No smoke or odor. No dust
i I lvV or dirt.More convenient than
LJIr I coal or wood.
I Portable. Economical.
vL t Buj Perfection Oil Heater
'''TV i today. Deelera everywhere.
kT7T STANDARD OIL
frKi2S3aWwirH 1 COMPANY
M PEARL I (California) '
FERFE
J3L H
CTION
W. E. VALKEE, Special Agent Standard Oil Co. ; ;
DKAId'KS W. C. levor, Central I'oint; W. A. Cowley, Central
Voint; Harnett llros., .Medford; Medftiitl I-'tuii. & IMwe. Co., Medford;
TIios. Simpson, A-hland: l'rovot liros., Asiiland; Fred J. Vivkt Jackson
ville; M. S. Jchnson, .o!d Hill; l.tiders Dent. Store. Asbbind.
for current and folh t-. lnK month
will be kept by the dealer until called
for by County Administrator. tse
the same card from month to month
In all cases possible.
W. A. FOT.CRR,
County Administrator.
Mon station here.
Some new wooden ships may leak,
but that Is no reason to stop building
wooden ships. The leaks can be dis
covered on the first voyage and be
1 stopped when It Is finished.
What the Mail Tribune
and Oswald West Say
About Senator McNary
TIIK MAIL TRII5UXK SAID in its editorial of
May 14. 191S: "Senator Mi-Nary lias made a good
record duriu his lirief term of offiee, lias supported
the president in his war polii-ies, and been active in
Oregon's interest."
OSWALD WEST SAID, at the time Charles L.
McNary was appointed Tinted States Senator:
"If Ihe pledges he (Senator Mi-Xary) lias made
to the people are kept, and I am sure they will be, he
will unuestionahy be returned to the Senate in the
next general election.''
SENATOR M'NARY H A.S KEPT HIS
EVERY PLEDGE MADE TO THE PEO
PLE. He voted for submission of the Xa
tional Prohibition Amendment to the legisla
tures of the several states. He also voted and
worked fnr Xational Equal Suffrage and has
introduced a bill fixing the prices of many
essential commodities thereby preventing
profiteering. lie has been a friend of Soldiers
and Sailors. With a view to their future, wel
fare he introduced a bill granting them pref
erential rights to homesteads and favors the
preferential emplovineiit of soldiers and
sailors. HE HAS A 100 PER CENT REC
ORD FOR SUPPORTING THE PRESI
DENT'S WAR PROGRAM.
OSWALD WEST SAID, on April 29. 1918, in a
public statement, proposing that all candidates for
I'niled States Senator withdraw and give Senator
Mt-Xary a dear field:. "Senator McXary is giving
the president his unqualified support-in the prosecu
tion of the war, antl is most active in his endeavors to
advance the interests of the people of Oregon."
SENATOR M'NARY IS AN ACTIVE,
ENERGETIC, QUIET, AND EFFECTIVE
WORKER. ALWAYS AT HIS POST. HE
IS THERE NOW AND LAVES THE
QUESTION OF HIS ELECTION TO THE
PEOPLE OF OREGON. HIS RECORD
ASSURES HIS RE ELECTION BY AN
OVERWHELMING MAJORITY.
(Paid Adv.!
HJL.
AMERICA'S I20ME SK0E POL
.-si. sKtM.:f - .e SAMR ri
T IT, ? A LW4V,.' C
il'j--. h ... ' it
mmm
rilWOliA
mmmmM
IL. -Jttrli
.. .f rf
H i I j ' j i ' i
I ARGE quantities of Sh!?(ol4 are pur
chased by the Government to be sold
to the Soldiers and Sailors.
"We aim to maks ShikoiA 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 ShinoiA at the same price
as always.
BLACK - TAN - WHITE - RED - BROWN
FlhTIIMMI
PRICE AS ALWAYS
TEN CENTS
Let Us Send It bv Parcel Post
Any of your ! b ug Store wants. We will pa (he (.-!
i harm's. I'lioi:e i r write us.
Heath's Drug Store
Phone 884
The San Tox Store
(11
OJv?o
Dtiiioslra
tion at
UP"..-"
Jones Cash Grocery BsSSn