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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, PRECIPE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER "Ifi, 1913 JOCAL AND PERSONAL John Norrls and Win. .Hansen re turned from a threo days hunt up at . Fish lake. Thursday. They had pret ty fair luck for this tlnio of tho year and brought homo thirty-five ducks and one goose. They had plenty of enow on tho trip, hut by putting on chains on all four wheels of their Ford, they got thru. Whllo they wore there 13d Frey who bus charge of the ditch for the canal company allot a big timber wolf: "Dere Mablo," tho love letters of a Rookie. One of the six best sellers. It's a scream. Buy for XmaB now. Medford Book Store. After a short session tho first of this week both tho Siskiyou Union high school and the Yroka grammar school wore closed again by the trus tees because of tho epidemic. The high school was closed Monday and the grammar school Tuesday noon Bolh will be opened again next Mon day, unless further notice Is given. Siskiyou News. Plain sewing wanted; prices feas onable. Mrs. L, Ivowry, CO Hose ave. 201 Hi C. Best of rural route No. 1, was a Friday visitor In Medford B, F. Joy of Ruch, was in Modford Friday. Fainting and papcrhanglng, J. V. Lloton, 407 Bcatty street. 209 If. G. Peck of Route 3 was a busi ness caller In Medford Friday. Jas. O'Brien of the Applcgate, spent yesterday In Medford. J5.00 buys tho best looking trimmed hat In Medford. 'Miss Lounsbury, 120 East Main. 20C Sheriff-Elect Cbas. Terrill has leased the Judge Prim home In Jack sonville and will tako possession next week. Wanted A bargain In a small house and lot. Box D, care Mall Trlbline. Fred llerron of Ashland, Is spend ing tho day In Medford. H. B. Rlggs, manager of the Frlnk orchard, is in tho city today on bust' noss. Orrns, high grados tailoring for men and women. Ashland, Oregon. F. L. Wntterman and W. I,. Ellis, rocently of Scatilo, have located In Medford permanently and will opon a vulcanizing works and tire shop In the near future. Theso- men wero hero earlier In tho fall and aftor making a trip covering the entire coast country huvo returned and ntuto that, Modford lookod thojiest to them of any of the cities vlBltcd. nouinson ncininuorH ror Every man and lCvorywoinnn. liny for Xmas now. Medford Hook Store Ed Loovor of Klumallf Falls, start ed for lils homo this morning going via Mill Croek by auto and expected to walk ovor tho summit and bo met on tho othor side by friends from Klamath who would drive hlni tho rest of tho fay. Successful drugloss treatment of aon-lnfoctlous dlsenses. Dr. Ilalstond, 227 South Contral. 205 Ross Cox, mnnagor of the Upper Mount Crest ranch in California, penb ycaterdny in Modford leaving for his homo Into Inst oypnlng. He reports about six Inchon of snow on the summit of the Siskiyou moun tains. 20 per cent discount on woman's uttou buocs. Schmidt's "Good Shoes," 21 North Central nvenuo. - Irank Snldor of Applegato, is pending the day In Modford. Jim Iluckloy was in from Applo sate yosterdny. Anothor opportunity to hny Shoos at very reasonable prlcos during tho month of November. I am going to it a iv por cont discount on nil men and boys' shoos. Como and tet tliam. L. F. Stroud, No. 10 South Csntral avenue. 212 Judge Prim of Jacksonville, will leave tho first of next week for Port land where lie will mnko his homo with his daughter, Mrs. Kckolslnn. Dr. Heine, Gnrnott-Coroy Uldg. Court Kill, who has been suffer illtf with rheumatism in his limbs is much Iniprovod since participating In a billiard gamo with Chris Gott lieb yesterday. In making a difficult druw Bhot Court pulled so hard that he straightened out his right leg for the first tlmo in many wcoks anil ainco then has been able to walk without a limp. For tho best Insurance see Ilolmos, the Insurance Man. Fred Offenharknr of Applcgnto, pent yesterday in tho city calllnvt on friends. Gonulno Coca Cola nt DcVoo's. Mrs. Leigh Swlrison and daughter who have been visiting with relatives and friends hero for tho pnst sis Wooks. let', this morning for Sent He to Join Ensign Swlnson who Is In thi ll. S. navy and Is stationed ut that point. Wo cut windshields for all cars. C. X. Gates Auto Co. 20S There was a fair supply of pro duco at (ho public market this mor ning which found roady sale. The heavy rain of yesterday kept many of tho farmers from getting In. There was to havo been a big supply of po tatoes from Thompson croek but they couldn't get In with them on ac count of tho bail roads. Tho display of homo canned fruits, etc., wns fine and tho meats wero very good. There was also minm home baking for sale. Get your milk, cream, butter and buttermilk at Devon's. A. H. Xoyen of San Francisco, and R. A. Christiansen of Oakland, Cal.. woro In the city yesterday on busi ness, i Big 5.00 values In trimmed hats Miss Lonimtiury's millinery, 12H East Haiti stroot. , V, J, Harvoy of Central Point, was In tho city yesterday on business. Ho has a small farm near there and 1b putting It all In wheat this fall and noxt year In alfalfa. With the pros poet of Irrigation In the near future, he hopes to be ahlo to sell the place, as his family Is protty well scat tered. His wife and two daughters aro in Chico, Cal., for the winter, and his boy is In Siberia, so It leaven him alone on the ranch. Magazine subscriptions make last ing gifts. Subscribe now for Xmas. -Medford Hook Store. J. A. Archibald Is In the valley for a fow days visiting his son who Is on a ranch near Brownsboro. He is a veteran of the civil war and has three sons in tho service, one In Franco and two in tho navy. He 1b !n monument work and while hero will place a monument on tho grave of Mrs. Christiana Router in the Jacksonville cemetery. Free storage. Powor Auto Co. tf F. 11. Buck of Seattle Is among the out of town visitors In the city tor a few days. Daily's Taxi. Phono 15. W. If. Amlilor and J. J. Green of Xew York, aro spending a few days In tho city and valloy on business. Orres, tho ladles' tailor, will be at Hotel Holland every Thursday after noon. High-class work only. It. K. Rosell and F. J. Cornelius of Portland, woro in tho city yester day on business. urnlturo upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. Doug las, 201 South Riverside, phone 1G2-J 21 This morning Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frazor llrown welcomed Hicir aunt, Mrs. J. 13. Valletta of Donvor, Colo. Lumber cheap at Applegato Mill, west Modford. , Dig Pines Lumber Co. 203 Mrs. J. R. Ray of Weed, Cal.. is in the city tor a fow days visiting with friends. Hemstitching and plcotlng at 10c per yard at Handicraft Shop. G. Jf. Wcsteb, Xf. Rosenthal and .M. Harnhart of Portland, are In the city for a few days on business. Nash Hotel. Spsclal rates, week or month. Steam hoat. 215 James H. Calloway of Hoquiam, Wash., arrived in tho city Thursday to look ovor tho' valley for a few days. You can drink a pint of elder for a nickel at DoVoo's. T. M. Estep 'and wlfo aro In tho city to visit his father, G. H. Estep. Ho may remain hero for tho winter and assist In developing tho coal mines east of tho olty. Froo Btorage. Powor Auto Co. tt John Dixon who Is interested in a copper mine on Squaw croek, arrived this morning from Nevuda and left at onco for tho mine. Hemstitching and pocotlng at. Handicraft Shop. 21G 11. E. Rosa of Applogato, was In ino city yesterday on business. J. ir. Baird of Chicago, Is In tho cily for a fow days on business Royal and Pullman bread nt De Voe's. A. A. Doolh came In from Spokane to viHlt a fow days In tho city. Goo. Ends loft today for Fish lake on a hunting trip. Lumber cheap nt Applcgnto 51111, west Modford. Big Pines Lumber Co. 201! J. R. Milton caiuo In from tho M'anganoso district on Lake creek yesterday on business. Frank Kurtz and It. Brown of San Francisco, nro In tho city for a fow days visiting friends. In gloomy weather a homo with plenty of daylight Is n cheerful place to llvo In. Seo tho modern home fur salo by tho ownor at (IIS Dakota nvonuu. 203 II. W. Gregg of Klamath Falls, In In tho city for a fow days on busi ness. In tho cily pound, black work horse, whito hind feet nnd white strlpo In fnco. Chief of Pollco. Tlin Mmlrnrd niilill,. Ulii-nri. Una Jutt received from the department of agriculture at Washington, a pamph let on "I ho Business of Agriculture During (ho W ar and After." It con sists of addresses by 1). F. Houston, the sec retary of agriculture, and cer tain of his assistants, nnd It makes plain tho need for oven greater co operation between Hum business man and the farmer now that penco Is In prospect. BE With clear skies and sunshine for tho first time diirint; Hie drive the United War Work cumpuiun showed new life lodav und although the sub scriptions onlv totalled sliuhtlv over -$7000, the armv of men and women solicitors sturted out with u vim and enthusiiism which indicated that the last two davs of the drive would make a new record for Medford and Jack son county north. With $Kli000 to raise, however, it was decided bv the local campaiirn leaders that Sunday could not he a dav of contplctc rest so toinorow inorninu: over 100 men solicitors will start out bright nnd early to make a complete canvas of the residence (lis t rifts of the cilv. The women who have been more effective in this drive than any of the prccedine, wero civ en the business districts and this niorninir visited every business house in (he citv. with excellent results re ported from nil ounrters. J he extensive puhltcitv .riimpnurn nnducted throughout the week is be eiimiTiL' to how results and it is jjencrallv realized now that with the ninsr of the armistice nnd Hie willi- ilrnwal of hundreds of thousands of American bovs from the front line trenches, the need of this war work is greater than ever before. Mnnv ueople who held back nt the start of Ihe drive are now enminir forward voluntarilv and incrensintr their sub scriptions because thev want to take their place in the honor list with those who wish to show their tzratl- ludo lo the bovs over there for the plenilid victory thev have achieved. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WAR FUND Individuals aro urged to fill out the blank below and send it with subscription to L. H. Brown, campaign manager, First National bank, Medford. Every subscriber will be sont a receipt and name will be on the official roll of honor. - 5:00 O'clock riming Tho undersigned meat markets will closo at .1:110 p. m. except Satur days, beginning tonight. ST A II MARKET NICHOLS & AS1IPOLE ED ltl.WS WEST SIDE MARKET MKDFOKD FISH A POUl.TItY CO. 203 Special Hot. Point Irons advanced to $7.00 this week. While our stock Insts you can buy at the old price of $ti.OO. lledlito Heaters advance to $1 1.00. Buy at our old prlco of $l'.O0. As our stock Is limited phono your order today nnd wo will reserve one for ou. Useful Christmas gifts aro these and your Christmas shopping should bo done this mouth. I'.wim i:i.i:ctiik; store, Phono nil. Medford . TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTKI) Several ton of beets or carrots for feed. Phone or write. S. A. Marshall, Central Point ,Oro. WANTKD Good capable fanner, experienced In Irrigation. Good wages lo the right party. Write or phono Frederick I'elouze, Eaule Point, Ore. sos FOR S.M.IC -One I Quick Meull, '.'I til 1 1 U goats. 210 street, gasoline stove pullets, four West .taikson 803 City Engineer Arnsplgcr advises that It Is quite essential that all pro perty owners keep the leaves swept off tho sidewalks In 'front, of their property as tho wot weather makes It dangerous for pedestrians and that the city ordinance is vory plain on the subject. Property owners are liable for any accident, that might occur In front of their property thru nogloct to koep tho sidewalks clear. Ono of the tricycles on display In front of E. H. Lamport's Btore was stolon Into yesterday afternoon and was later found by Officer Adams abandoned back of the Big Pines Lumber company yards. R. B. Hawkins of Portlnnd, In spending a few days in the valley ooklng up timber Innd and getting Information regarding tho various rosources of tho country. Frank Owon returnod this morn lug fr m Eugene where ho has been attending the officers training school. Frank Gllddon left for Klamath Falls today to look over the business sltuntlon thcro. Tho shelving for tho Home Elec tric Supply company is being In stalled In the storo room at 111 West main street and noxt week tho stock of goods will bo unpacked and put ou display. Tho public library has selected some of tho most Interesting and thoughtful hooks and magazine arti cles that havo appeared on the sub ject of poaco terms that will assure a just and lasting peace. The book's aro displayed on one of the tables and may either bo consulted nt the library or taken homo for more loi surely examination. Tho trial of Stato Policeman C. C. Trlpett which was scheduled for this nitornooii in Judge Taylor's court, has boon postponed for two weeks on account of tho flu epidemic. II. T. Harris of Rurnl Routo 2, spent Saturday In Medford. Mrs. T. C. Law of Central Point, visited Jledford Saturday. W. P. Itotho of It. F. I). Xo. 1. was a business visitor in Jledford Satur day. Fred Polou.o of Englo Point spent Sat ni-i'. iv in tho city. .1. ('. 1'arnes who hns been In Port land for some time, came in on the morning train for a short visit at home. Ho lias opened up an office in Portland and will probably handle real estate at Jledford In conuectlou with his Portland office. II. G. Stoeckman who received or ders from tho government to go to Portland and get his outfit, arrived home yesterday and oxpects to be called Into tho service soon. .Miles Cam roll of tho -N'owliury-Cantrall ranch on Applogato, Is In the city on business today. I. L. Hamilton received a letter from his son, Lorenzo saying that he was ono of tho four boys chosen from one hundred and fifty studckis nt Corvallls, to go to Berkeley to at tend the aviation school. J. W. Opp enmo over from Jack sonville on business today. Ho says that ovorythlng Is looking good nt the mine. John Perdue, who formerly lived In .Medford, but of late has been liv ing near tho river, has bought the ('has. Iloardman place oa Court street and expects to move to the ctty soon. A. H. Sumlermnn. farmer near Faglo Point, was In the city today on business. LONDON, Nov. 10. The general election campaign opened today with a coalition mass meeting In London. Premier Lloyd-Gooruo, Andrew Holl ar Law, chancellor of the exchequer, and George N. Hnrne.i, member of thn war cabinet, wero the principal speakers, Ol FICIAIj pledge t Iu consideration of the othor subscriptions to the "United War Work Campaign" for a fund of $170,500,000 to bo divided pro rata, for the period beginning October 1st, 1018, I hereby agree to contrib ute thereto, ou the terms bolow, the sum of '. .'. .'Dollars (? ) payable on Dec. 2d, 1918, or as por dates Indicated In foot note below. Signed Street Address .' City or Town State Date 1. ' Specified or restricted subscriptions, if given, will be credited to the particular organization designated, such amount to be a part of its proportionate share and not an addition to it. 2. Early payment in full Is earnestly desired. If partial payments are necessary, it is understood that 50 per cent will be paid on Decem ber 2d, 1918, 25 per cent on January 15th, 1919, and 25 per cent on March 1st, 1919. DON'T ENDURE RHEUMATIC PAIN! HERE'S QUICK RELIEF FOR YOU The seven organizations are: Salvation Army, Y. W. C. A., Camp Community Service, Jewish Welfare board, Y. JI. C. A., K. of C, and American Library association. : PLEDG E CARDS 10 BE IN MONDAY School children's plcdsres and the funds which thev contribute should not he yiven to senior solicitors col lectine United Wnr Work funds un less such solicitor is n teacher and turns over all pledges nnd funds col lcctcd bv them to the head of the school who issues receipts. Teachers will deliver funds to the county treasurer to whom thev arc renmrod to report. Pupils have an entirely separate drive known as "The Victory "Bovs und Victory Girls Earn and Give" enmpaien, in which there are special pledge cards lo bo kept bv tho teach ers with their receipt books used for no other purpose. If unv children unsolicited wish to niudcc themselves thev should see that; their ulediio cards reach Ihcir teacher Imforo Monday oveninir. FUL10N VS. MEEHAN AT CONGRESS TACKLES WASHINGTON'. Nov. (. The first formal step toward a pcaeo re construction program in conuress was taken touav when a sennte ludiciarv ub-eoiniiiittee began consideration of the Overman bill for a reconstruction commission to be appointed bv the president. In lieu of the executive commission, Scnntor Weeks of Mass achusetts, republican, has propscd a ioint conirrcssional committee nnd Senator Cummins of Iowa has pre cepted n plan for six- ioint conirres- lotial committees to study various brunches of reconstruction work. (V caucus of rcimblicun senators will meet soon to receive a report from a caucus committee which is un- lerslood lo he prepared to recommend the Cummins plan. tn OPENED 10 ENTRY WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. Secre tary Lane announced toduy that ap proximately 1.1 lit!, 000 acrc3 of land wero designated during October for entry under the stock raising homo stead law. Tho lands are located in daho, Colorado, Now Mexico . nnd Wyoming. The total urea now des ignated as stock raising lands amounts Id approximately 10,010,- 000 acres. During October moro than 735,- 000 acres were designated as non irrigable under tho enlarged home stead acts. Secretary Lane said. Theso lands, which aro In Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and Idaho are for entry In tracts not exceeding 1120 acres. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 16 Fred Fulton of Kansas, and Willie Median of San Francisco, who recently won a four-round decision over Jack Dempscy, will meet .here tonight in the main four-round bout of a boxint: show held for the benefit of the Unit ed War Workers' campaiini. Both are heavyweights. Fulton tipping the scale at about 210 pounds, while Median is ten pounds heavier. X'nder ordinary circumstances Ful ton would be a top-heavv favorite. bill the remarkable showing made bv the locnl boxer against Dempsev has upsctVall tho'calculations of ring fol lowers an he is conceded ns much chance to win as bis taller opponent Stopthepain! Give me relief I Tliats what you want when you're hurt. That's what you get with Sloan's Lini ment. It not only "kills pain," but docs it quickly, without delay. If you're tormented by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises, Backache, qnd body or nerve pain just sec how quickly a little Sloan's Liniment gives relief. The very first application rests ind comforts. Seems to reach right down to the scat of the trouble, warm ing and casing the nerves and tissues. You can almost feel the inflammation, swelling or stiffness subside, as the pain grows less and less. You don't even have to wait to rub !n Sloan's Liniment. It penetrates, and its clear, dean liquid can be poured tight on the skin without staining. Get a generous size . bottle from your druggist today. THE MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE Will open' for classes in Stenography and related sub jects Monday, November 25th, 1918. . ' " Students may enroll at the office: hours 9:30 to 11:30 o'clock a. in. and 2:00 to 4:00 o'clock p. m. ex cept Sunday. Classes will receive personal supervision by-F. Eoy Davis, Official Court Reporter. . , OVER EIVE MILLIONS RAISED! "CAN I BE CURED?" How often havo you heard that sad cry from the vlctimsof disease. Porhaps the disorder .has gone too far for help, but oftenor It is just in Its first stages and the pains and aches aro only nature's first cries for help. -Do not despair. Find out the cause and glvo nature all the help you can and she will repay you with health. Look after the kidneys. Tho kidneys are the most overwork ed organs of the' human body, and when they full in their work of fil tering and throwing off the poison Hint constantly accumulates in the system, everything goes wrong GOLD MKDAL Haarlem OU Cap sales will glvo almost Immediate re lief from kidney and bladder trou bles and their kindred ailments. They will froo your body from pain in short order. 13ut bo sure to get HOLD MKDAL. Look for the name on every box. In three sizes, sealed packages. Jloney refunded if they do not help you. Adv. WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKER Day Phono: Pacific 237. Night Phones: F. W. Weeks, 103-J2. Lady Assistant. BULBS and SWEET PEAS At the Monarch Seed & Feed Co. DR. RICKERT EYES SCIEXTIFICAt.LY . TESTED, AND GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED Suite 1-8 over Mny Co. so niiors used SAX KltANCISOO. Nov. Id. An nouncement wns made by the cam paign hendounrters of the Unitnd War Work campaign hero today that :t I T.s."io has been raised to date iy the e'glit Pacific coast states. The otal allotment for these states Is $s.."ii."i.ouo. A nourishing, delicious dnnR for all "the f curuly. - Instant Postum ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE To semV that Hoy "over there" his Christmas present. All pack ages must be at Hed Cross local headquarters not later than Nov. 20. We linvo n Mt line of nsc-ftil nnd l!'-;lily appreciated presents for Klin. West Side Pharmacy "The Rcxsll Store" We Deliver the Goods ANY TIME ANY PLACE V, FOR PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE PHONE 831-IL The Interurban Truck Co. PHONE 831. Daily Freight Service Between Ashland and Medford. What May Happen to your vnluables if left at home or , office? They may be mislaid and hard to find, they may be stolen or burned. The find' of protection you should havo is found In our Fire and Bur glor Proof Vault where you can rent a Safo Deposit Dox for $2.00 and up per year. 4 Per Cent, interest Paid on Savings Accounts. TIUDK MARK IMItTEAED If You Build a Battery You wouldn't spend money for plates and acid and battery jars and then fail to protect your job with good insulation. " Then why neglect, when you BUY a battery, to make sure that it's a Bone Dry Willard with Thread ed Rubber Insulation. "We carry a full stock of Bone Dry Batteries and every one of them is as brand new as the day it left the factory. You don't take any risk either of de lay or of getting a battery not in every sense brand new. There's an interesting storv iu the booklet, "196, 000 Little Threads." Ask for a copy. Electric Shop 5 Grain and Commercial STORAGE Bardwell Fruit Company Terms Reasonable Phone 124
