Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 07, 1918, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textr fucm Form IfEDFORD MATL TTITT1TINT!, MEDFORD, OKFfiOJ. TTTTTTtRDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1918" IOCAL AND 'PERSONAL Judge O. II. Glllmore of Rogue Hlvor, came down yeBterduy with the ballot boxes from that precinct and states that the vote up there was vory light. We cut windshields for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. 208 Karl Reynolds is seriously 111 at Ills home with tlio "flu." He has been feeling badly for several days but thought It only a cold. Wanted A bargain In a small bouse and lot. Box D, care Mall Tribune. Commissioner Geo. Owens of Ash land, spent yesterday afternoon In Mod ford looking over the election re turns and doing some shopping. Finest $3.00 trimmed hats. Bee Miss Ijounshury's .Millinery window, 120 Kart Main. 19u P. O. Crawford, engineer for tho California-Oregon Power company, Is In the city for a few days in the Interests of his company. He will go "to Klamath Kails before returning to Ban Franr'sco. Kor lh - fiest Insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. P. W. Boggs of San Kranclsro, pur. chasing agent for the power company Is In the city on his first visit to the Itoguo River valley. Mr. Ilcggs says that our country looks good to 111 in and he hopes to get back often. Ladles', Messrs. and Children's Coats, Nov. 7, 8, 9 and 11. Ilutclil Bon and Lniusden. 19G Mr. and Mrs. Den. C. Sheldon of Med ford, have taken .Mrs. Pierre Ros. alter Hlnea' charming home on Cor nell Road, until the first of tho year. when they will leave for Salem, where Mr. Sheldon will take his sent In the legislature. Portland Specta tor. 20 per cent discount on woman's button shoes. Schmidt's "Good Shoes," 21 North Central avenue. ' Z. N. Ageo, of Rostfiurg, represen tatlve of the Pacific Paper company. who has Just completed the course at the civilian training camp at Ku- Reno, has been recommended and will tnko training at Camp Fremont officers' training camp, llu Is a vet eran of tho BpnnlBh-Ami'Hnin war. Four days sale only, Nov. 7. 8. 9 and 11. One coat of each style. Hutchison & Lumsdcn. 196 Miss Sara Van Worncr, an execu tive loan Red Cross secretary of Seat tie, will be the week end guest of Mrs. 12. E. Kelly and family. Another opportunity to buy Shoes at very roasonablo prices during tho month of November. I nm going to give a 10 per cent dlscouiU-on -alt-men's and boys' sIioor. Coino and Ret them. L. F. Stroud, No. 10 South Central avenue. 212 Mr. and Mrs. .lames Kelly of Dong las, Alaska, brolhcr-ln-law and sister of R. It. Kaufman, aro hero en route to 8an Francisco. They Just missed taking paspngo on the ill-rnted steam, or Sofia which went down wllh all aboard. They left Alaska on Oct. 27 and at that tlmo there was eight Inches of snow on the ground. Flnost 10.00 trlmmod hats. Seo Miss Lounsbury's Millinery window, ISO Kast Main. 195 The enterprising "grapevine" news aorvlce of tho Postal and YVostern Union put In a busy morning declar ing that penco with Germany had been concluded- -Riving tho Associat ed Press as authority. The Assoclat ed Proas, however sont no such glad tidings and both allied capitals snd Washington woro Ignornnt of tho fact. Tho only Associated Press ser vlce In tho county Is that received by tlio Mall Trlbuno ovor Us leased wire. Free storage Tower Auto Co. tf The local Red Cross Is badly In need of help to muko "flu" masks as tho doniand Is dully Increasing. To riato they have sold 300 to the stores of Medford and this niurnliiR got a hurry-up cull for more. While It Is very seldom that wo see any of these maHks on I lie nt root It Is evi dent Hint tliey ore being used by thoao -who feel that "un ounce of preventative Is worth a pound of euro." Practically everyone that has to make a trip on tho train equips with a mask before stnrtluK. You can drink a pint of elder for a nickel at DeVoo's. Without a doubt there will be somo alaughtnr of ducks In Klamath county within the next ten days as l'at and Mert Dally and Chief ot Po lice Timothy left this morning for that country on a luinllim trip, l'.nni tho amount of ammunition they bought onii would think lh.it they expected to lie gone all winter. Now is tho time for nil of their friends to get the old roaster out and have It Hcourod up ready for use as soon as they ret in n. Nash Hotel. Spuds! rates, week or month. Steam heat. 2 IS Louis Mitchell who was shot for u liear day before ye.Htonlny Is c.ettlnR along nicely nnd hopes for his re covery are Improving. He Is resting oasy and unlivm litooilpolsen sets In his chances for rivierv are need Successful rirugless treatment ot non-Infectious diseases. Dr. Halstctd, 227 8outh Central. 2ti; The city has had a crew ot men with teams busy graveling Twelfth atroet and tho residents of that com munity are rejoicing In Hie fact Hint this winter they won't have to wade thru the mud. tentilno Coca Cola al DcVoe's. . Andrew Joldness killed a big near up on Joe Itnr yesterday and thin his generosity gavo Kd Trowbridge a ham of bear meat. Thlslhorninn Kd Is going around tolling all of his friends ahout It anil also suffering from a severe attack of "bearlltls Dally'a Taxi, l'uoua 15, City Knglnecr Arnsplger requests i all of the residents of the city who have board walks in front of their homes to got busy and fix them up beforo the bnd weather sets In. If there Is a loose board nail It down and If a broken one rustle around In tho back yard nnd got one to re place It. As all of those walks are to be inspected next week it behooves all Interested parties to seo that this work Is done before the city calls on them to do it. Hemstitching and plcotlng at 10c per yard at Handicraft Shop. U, W. lleebo, road supervisor of tho Central Point district, was in town this morning to meet Commis sioner Owens to discuss some road improvements In his district. Burn lusence to protect against Influenza. Japanese Art Store. 195 Peter Flcke of Jacksonville, was transacting business In Medford yes terday. Classic coats, Nov. 7, 8, 9 and 11. Hutchison & Lumsden. 196 Mrs. Chas. A. Smith of Ruch, spent yesterday In Medford shopping. Due to the street car not running sho had some difficulty In getting back to Jacksonville, to get her team. Free storage. Power Auto Co. tf N. S. Bennett who has charge of collecting (lie nut shells for this county reports thut he has on hand In the warehouse 25G2 pounds ready for shipment to tho Senttlo ware house and tiiut there Is probably GOO pounds more In the harrola that he hasn't had time to collect yet. Mr llonnett states Hint It Is some job to got ull over the county on this work but that sooner or later ho will get around. Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. Doug las, 201 South Riverside, phone 1G2-J 215 J. W. -Heron and family of Gold Hill, spent yesterday In Medford meeting old friends and transacting business. Hemstitching and pecotlng at Handicraft Shop. 210 W. It. I.amli received a telegram that C. A. Laird, his son-in-law, who has been employed In the shipyard at Astoria Is very low with influenza Orres, the ladles' tailor, will be at Hotel Holland every Thursdny after noon. Hlgh-clnss work only. ' The Medford Fish Market is re colvlng daily shipments of extra nice fish, crabs, and oysters. Phono 302 They deliver. Royal and Pullman bread at De Voo's. You can buy fresh ocean ling cod for l.'c per pound. A nice fish to hake, ut .Medford Fish Market, phono 302. Do Christmas Bhopplng now at .Itipnnese Art Storn. 195 "". J. Ilurlililgo who has been haul lug lumber all summer nnd fall for the DcArmond miliB about 20 miles east of Klanialli Falls, returned yos- torday to spend Hie winter with his family In .Medford. Ho states that most of the mills thero have been closed for a month now and that there was a lot of lumber cut thut dldnll dry out in time to he hauled In this year as the road conditions now nro such Hint hauling is practically impossible. Dr. Heine, (Snrnett-Coroy Bldg. Paul Wright of the lluzznrd mine. Is In the cily for a few days buying supplies for the mine, lie says that everyone Is busy up thero and thut thero was no snow when he left. Miss Helen Roddy who has been attending Bchnol at Pnrttnnd camo homo this morning. On account of the Influenza the schools nro closed, so she has taken advantago of the situation to visit In Medford until the scare is over. Get your milk, cream, butter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. " . Mrs. Krnest Webb, who has been in Portlnnd on a visit, returned borne this morning. K. K. Plilpps of Ashland, was In the city yesterday visiting with his brother, W. K. Plilpps . K. V. Carter of Ashland, spent a few hours In tho city Wednesday talking over the political situation and visiting friends. .Mrs. Culver Furry of Phoenix, re ceived the sad Information of the death of her mother, Mrs. Doren, yes terday and left for Portland on the evening train. The city council met last night and transacted the usual routine of busi ness allowing Mils, etc. The votes In the city election were canvassed and recordod and tho meet lug adjourned. This mooting should have been held Tuesday hut on account of Its being election ilny same had lo be post poned. Sum Sundry was down from the Blue Ledge mine yesterday attending to the shipping of n carload of ore from tho mine. He states that it Is pretty cold nt tho mine now but that operations are pi ogresnliig nlc elv and that they are shipping on an average of two curs of ore a week. N. (). Powers of Talent was In the clly yesterday trading with the mer chants. Theron Taylor and A. Learned ot F.nglo Point are In the clly today on tillslness. I. McAllister ami P. Austin of Los Aiu;eles came In yesterday for a few dnvs In the allev. M. H. Damon, A. II. Forguson, Z. , N. Agel and II. N Vcach of Portland were calling on their friends in the city yesterday. w. A. Dunbar of Seattle, is In the clly for a few days on business. Marshall Hooper and II. A. Sonne arrived in Medford Wednesday for a fow days visit in the cily and coun try. II. N. Starr and Merton R. DeLong aro visiting the city for a few days on business. It. L. Finlayson of San Francisco, Cal., was calling on friends in the city Wednesday. A. A. Schrann of Salem, was among the business visitors In the city yesterday. Mrs. J. 11. Tobln of Portland, Is visiting friends In the clly for a few days. L. B. Luke of Newburg, arrived In the city to. look over the valley for a few days. Fred Bernard! and F. L. Whiting of Portland, were In the city on busi ness Wednesday. C. J. Thlrklll of Portland, Is spend Ing a few days In the city looking up the auto business. A. Breyman and R. Allen, business mon from Portland, are in the valley tor a few days. Y. Johnson of San Francisco came In on the late train Wednesday to visit friends in the city. C. F. Lawrence of Mackey, Ida., arrived yesterday to look over the city and valley for a few days. Wm. Hover of Central Point, was a Wednesday visitor In Medford. 'Postmaster K. J. Kaiser of Ash land, was a Medford visitor Wednesday. I CHICHESTER S PILLS THE 111 tUOMI Ull IMt a iluMi IIIUMI 111.1., I.. ON' TUB BATTLKFIfONT IX BEL GIUM. Tuesdnv. Nov. 5. (Night, bv t lie Associated l'ress.l A wireless dispatch was received this afternoon at the headquarters of General Beau ruins from the Germans suvintr tliev hud decided to ubundon Ghent and nskins the Belgians not to. fire on the .suburbs of the town whore w hite flags ore raised. American troops from Ohio, under the command of General Fnnsworth played u irreat part in the relief of the city bv nn attack on tlio Kccke salient. 111 miles southwest pf Ghent. which was taken by storm veRtcrdnv. Their losses were comparatively light. TROLLEY CAR IN CHICAGO. Nov. 7. Based on a false report not ca cried bv the Asso ciated Tress that (Icrnuinv lind sien ed the armistice terms of the nllies. ('Iiicato iiist before noon toduv started a demonstration that lasted lor hours. Whistles and automobile horns were started iruinir all over Hie ci'v nnd slrnngera began sliakim hands nnd clnpiiintr each other on the back. The downtown district presented a remarkable appearance. BILL DEFEATED SOLOMlbVlGMSISLURWHUi WEEKS Si McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKER Kay Phonei Pacific BUT. Nljiht I'honea! K. W. Weeks, tOtVJ'i. I-ady A'li(nt, POKTLAVn. Nov. 7. The Roane diver Fish bill has evidently lost out in the state ( although enrrvinc in -Multnomah eounlv. which gave the measure n minority for the hill of i.-HI I. The state, incomplete, wturns n nin.jnritv against the bill of 3,."18 and comiilele returns will iirolinblv show the bill defeated bv from l.(HK) lo 2.0(10. DIED M'AXIiHK.W The many friends of Mr. Anita M. MeAndrew will be shocked to hear of the death of her husband. John M. MeAndrew, in San rrnneiseo, October J I. Denlli came very suddenly of pneumonia, follow ing an attack of Spanish influenza. Mr. and Mrs. MeAndrew had made their home in San Dieco until n lew monlhs ago, when Mr.McAndrer had bed been promoted and transferred to San Francisco. Their married Me had been one of exceptional ha,.ii ness, and .Mr. MeAndrew was liked and admired bv evervone who knew him. He was n man of sterling- qualities. Mrs. MeAndrew is now nt the home of her -parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dodce. in Corvnllis. where she has been verv ill. since her return from San Francisco, Cut This Out It Is Worth Money HOX T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley Co., SSIt.i Sheffield Ave., Chi cago. 111., writing your name and ad dress dearly. Yon will receive In re turn a trial packago containing Fo ley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds nnd croup: Foley Kid ney Pills, for pain in sides nnd back rheiiiiiiiilsiu, bnckache. kidney nnd bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar tic Tablets, a wholesome and thor otiKbly cleansing cathartic, for con stipation, biliousness, hendarhn, nnd sluggish bowels. For sale Jiy .Medford Pliarmso. PORTLAND, Nor. 7. United States Senator Charles L. McNary was 1G.000 votes ahead of his oppo nent Oswuld West, democrat, today, and It was believed his lead would be Increased when all the votes were counted. Governor Wlthycombe was leading bis democratic opponent. Walter M. Pierce, by almost as large a majority. Returns received for justice of the supreme court.' the closest fight in the state election, showed Olson 1559 votes ahead of Coke and 2038 ahead of Bennett. Both houses of the legislature will be overwhelmingly republican. COLLlSON Win wuiiMii xmw lumber TRAIN C UnrhXamf PARIS. Nov. 7. There is reason to believe, nceorilinir to a Heme dis patch to the Temps, that the premier of Bavaria has sent an urgent note to the Germnn government to the ef fect Hint if nn armistice is not con cluded without dcliiv he will be oblig ed officially to order Hie Hnvnrinn troops to return from Ihc front. This action, it is stated, would be taken owifflfto tho fuct that ISnvurin is menaced on her southern border bv allied forces nnd that the internal situation in Bavaria is unsatisfactory. HKItXK. Nov. 7. (Ilv the Asso cinted Press.) Complete chaos pre vnils in Austria, necordini to travel crs returning here from that country. All the railroad villages in the Ty rol lire flooded with the returning armies in disorder. In the villages the demoralized troops who are bread less are plundering and requisitioning supplies. HAS!-:!,. Nov. 7. Reports to the effect thut Kniperor Charles intends to ahdlcato are denied by an official dispatch from Vienna. Another mes sage from the capital of the dual monarchy says that the emperor and empress drove In the public parks on Sunday and received cordial saluta lions from the populace. Tuesday evening about six o'clock the Southern Oregon Traction com pany's street car outbound for Jack sonville ran headon into the logging train at the Applcgate Lumber com pany mill just west of the city. The logging train was standing on the muln line waiting to get up steam be fore proceeding when the street car came into sight. The fireman ot tho logging train was sent ahead tc flag the street car but owing to his no; having a light of any kind tho motor man failed to see him and went by. As soon as he saw the train on the track he Immediately threw tho car Into the reverse sliding the wheels for about thirty feet but was unable to stop In time to avoid the collision. The street cur is equipped with nothing but a band brake and In such an emergency Is of little use. The passengers were more or less shaken up and the front end of the street car demolished. It will be several days before it can be put Into commission again as the controller box was smashed, some of 'the timber sup ports broken and many minor parts will have to bo replaced before the car will be In running order. OUT THE MODEL A business doal of considcrnble in teri'st to the people of the vnllev was closed vesterdav when Sara T. Rich nrrison acquired the interests of the Icuel family in the Model Clothinc company. This compnnv was ft cor poration organized in Mav VMtt and the stockholders were V. K. Deuel, Mrn. F. K. Deuel. II. 0. Kcntncr. V. T. Kcntncr and Snm T. Hichtmlsoii. and the personnel of (lie co'iipnnv re mained the same until Odnhrr. 1!U0, when F. K. Deuel and S. T. Ifichard son liouuht the other stockholders' interests, Later II. S. Deuel nnd I. J. Deuel were interested in the busi ness. Yetcrdnv the entire holdings were transferred to Mr. Richardson and hereafter Sam will be t he whole show around the store. I'nder his mnnnirc mcnt the Model Clothing company has developed a line business. As soon as the stock can be rephieed that was burned in tho recent fire tho store will move to now ounrters. The business will be put on a strictly caf.li basis and the customer will cet the benefit of the snvintr thus afforded. As all wholesale houses have cone on a 10 to dav cash proposition with no discounts, this step is neccssnrv but the consumer ronps the benefits. Sam will have as his assistant Wiufield Mailcv and will try nnd take care of the business in tho future the same as he has in the pa.-t. Chairman Miles called a special meeting of the Community Labor hoard 'Wednesday evening to appoint committees and get the work started for which the board was organized Mrs. Kdna Isaacs was elected secre tary, and tho following commiUcus were appointed: A. L. 1 1 111 and H. C Stoltz, to supervise the listing and recruit. ng ot labor. J. K. Tomlin and T. York, to supervise the distribution of labor and make inves tigation of complaints. Mrs. L. L. Stover and Mrs. Frank Isaacs to whom shall bo referred all matters pertaining to woman work. Milton S. Janes of tho tr. S. Labor bureau attended the meeting and will assist the board in Its work. oldj;age starts WITH YOUR KIDNEYS (1KNK A. Nov. 7. A new republic came into hcnur when the conference of (Veclm-Slmuk leaders ended Nut urdav. The eiiiistitttltnn of the new ?oi'i-. uncut patterned after that of the Lniled Stales. lr. Karl Kramar, former leader ot" the Hungarian (Veen p.ivlv. who -pent cveral Years in priHim nn a rtiaiue of treason, beinc released in July. 1 1 7. was ehosen tif-t president ot' the new republic. DR. 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