Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 18, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO fEDFOKJ) MATE TKrRUXK MTTDFObiP, OT?TXiON. MONDAY. NOVEMP.r.T? IS. 1013 TOCAL AND J PERSONAL Constable Chapman left Sunday for KuKne to bring hack Kred Irwin against whom has been tiled a charge for beating his Hotel Medford 1,111. Criminal charges are also pending a?ainil him in connection with frau dulent uutoniohile sales in Ashland. Hooray: Tho ban is lifted. I!l Klks Hed Grots victorv ball, Klks Temple, Thanksgiving night. I.auns pah's full Jazz orchestra. Mrfl. 1'eie Lawrence of Kural Houto 4, was a Mcdford visitor ilon day. Send Xnias card3 to the hoys over seas. Jolly humorous or patriotic Send them now. Medford Book Store. T. C. Oilman of Kaglc Point, was in Medford Monday. lllggest line of toys In Mcdford Jananf-.-io Art Store. 201) . H. 11. Calhoun who has been work. Ing in tho mills at Klamath rolls. Is homo for tho winter. He Is at work now in llio orchards pruning with Will Cenlry. A recuperative diet In Influenza Florilck's Malted Milk, very dlges table. ) (I. A. Young, who is stationed at the Hadlo station at Mare Island arrived home Saturday on sick leave. , Itoyal and Pullman bread at De Voo's. Kain Swcnnlng who for several years was connected with the fores. try department Is In the city on a short visit. He has been In Alaska for the last few years, and expects to no back up there in the spring. Last season he waH working for the Alas ka Hoads conini'ssion. Hemstitching ;:nd pecotlDg at Handicraft Shop. 216" Mi Kuth Starr who has boon vis iting at the home of her uncle, C. C Johnson, left for San Dleso, Cal., Sunday. Free storage. Power Auto Co. tf 31r. and Mrs. William left Sunday morning for a few weeks vlBlt in Oakland. Cal. You can drink a pint of cider for nickel at Devoe's. Dr. K. C. Pago came homo Sunday from a business trip to Portland and Seattle. Ho expects to reopen the Page theatre Sunday. Nash Hotel. Spsclal rates, week or month. Steam heat. 215 Mrs. E. C. Hodgklss arrived Sun day to spend the winter at tho home of her father, W. H. Wilson at the Eden Valley orchard. As her hus band Is In the merchant marine, and will be away the most of the time! she would rather live here for the winter. The first big social event of tho season. Klks Hed Cross victory ball. Thanksvlvlng night. Tho Oiegon Gas and Electric com pany have moved from North Grape street to 2l!i West Main. Hemstitching nnd ptcotlng at 10c per yard at Handicraft Shop. W. A. Wltcher who used to live on C.rlffln creek, but for the last ten years lies been farming near Cottaitc Grove, Is visiting friends In the val ley. Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating nnd packing. Doug las, 201 South Riverside, phone I(i2-J 213 Doc Wright who has been sick for sometime with the Influenza, Is able to be out again today. Orrcs, the ladles' tnllor, will bo at Hotel Holland cwry Thursday after noon. High-class work only. Will A. Hanna who has been sK k for a few days, and was operated upon Saturday for gall utoncs. Is re ported to be in a very serious condi tion. Daflv'a Tail. Phone 15. It. F. Willis and wife returned from Portland today. Ho bus been working in the shipyards tho most of tin reason. Free storage. Power Auto Co. tfV II. Kvans, the Main street flag man, who takes great pride in sen lug the yards nnd park kept clean, was very busy this morning mowing tho lawn. He said that now the wai ls OjVer. and the boys would be com ing home soon, he wanted to have tlio place look line. lllg ( r. . 0 0 values In trimmed hats. Ml-a I.ouiisbury's millinery, I2ii Knit Main street. L'0G Geo. Sellers. P. t). Crawford and A. !l. oy of San' l-'rnm-lseo. are spcudiin; a few das In the illy and valley on business. Wo cut windshields for all cars C Gates Auto Co. 2uS TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY holt SAI.K Flue old violin. Amatl model: a bargain. W. t'. Janes, St. Mai 'it's building, Stildlu dios Wednesday and Salnrdav. i;, FOK S l.i:- Few Itln.do Island Hed laying hens; also un voiiik tur keys. c ni North Front street Phone 174. -jet United States Senator George K Chamberlain and Mrs. Chamberla! passed thru Medford Sunday after noon, t-nroute to ashington rrom Portland, where they witnessed their daughter's wedding last Thursday. In tho senator's opinion, the major ity of the newly elected congress will as heartily support the president In his reconstruction work, as the pres ent congress has In war work and re actionary leaders will not succeed in organizing a reasonless partisan op position. Two more days remain for mailing packages to tho boys overseas. Ever- sharp pencils take little space, are light, and will surely be appreciated. Medford Food Store. H. H. Henry, newspaper man of Santa Uaruara, Cal., Is visiting in the city for a few days. Me sold his paper, the- Santa liarbara News, a short time ago, and as he used to work here a few years ago, said he came back to see how things were here. The war Is over. Do Christmas shopping at Japanese Art Store. 2')9' K. O. Woodruff of I.os Angeles, Is in the city for a few days on busi ness. Genuine Coca Cola at DeVoe'a. "W. I). Baker. H. C. Zehrung, A. Sturges and C. J. Smith of Portland, were over Sunday visitors in the city. Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg. F. F. Mosby, of New York, is look ing over the city and valley for a few days on business. Is everybody happy? If not come to the big Elks Hed Cross victory hail Thanksgiving night and waken up. Launspach's full Jazz orchestra. E. L. "Webster came In from Eu gene to spend Sunday In the city. Another opportunity to buy Shoes at very reasonable prices during the month of November. I am going to give a 10 per cent discount on all men's and boys' shoes. Come and get them. L. F. Stroud, No. 10 South Central avenue. 212 .Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Garrett received a card from their Bon Geary Garrett that ho had arrived safely overseas. 20 per cent discount on woman's button shoes. Schmidt's "Good Shoes," 21 North Central avenue. Mrs. Mary Itooney of Kansas City, arrived Sunday to spend the winter with her daughter, .Mrs. W. T. Estep SI South Orango. Successful druglcss treatment of non-infectious diseases. Dr. Halstead 227 South Central. 205 Charles Darby of Griffin Creek, Is In tho city today doing a little trad ing. Altho he did not have as large a crop of pears this year as usual ho Is well satisfied with the price, lie had a thousand boxes and they aver aged three dollars a bore, f. o. 1). Med ford. Painting and paperhanglng. J. P. Idston, 407 Beatty street. 209 J. W. McDonald and wife came up from Toln to visit with friends in the ity Sunday. f 5.00 buys tho best looking trimmed hat in -Medford. Miss Lounsbury, U'C East Main. 206' B. G. Magoon and L. A. King of San Francisco, stopped over Sunday in the city. Wanted A bargain In a small house and lot. Box D, care Mail Tribune. U. J. Whiting of Marshfleld, Ore.. Is here for a few days looking Over tho city and country. Orres, high grades tailoring for men and women. Ashland, Oregon. W. M. Dockery, F. I.. Stnudefer nnd Gilbert A. Shannon of Portland, are In tho city today on business. For the best Insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. J. J. Mc"horson came In from Eagle Poip- yesterday for a short business viiit. Get your milk, cream, butter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. G. t'. Newman of Etna Mills, Cal., was visiting In tho city Sunday. .1. Gcgmund and son are In the city for a few days from San Fran cisco. ('. J. Cassldy arrived from Alaska in tpend a few days looking over the city and country. ' Kohert Cotfman enmo in from Untie Falls Saturday for a few days on business. Paul I-:. Pearce of San Antonio. Tex.. Is spending a few days looking over the city and valley. II. Shear of Sacramento. Cal., is Innklnc. over the cliy anil country for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank llrldo of Seat tle, wert' Sunday visitors in the city. I!. M. l owlcy of Central Point, was visiting friends in the dtv Sun day. Andy Anderson, the Standard Oil magnate of Medlonl, who has been sick ior some time with the luriuena is u'de to take up his regular route again. It. It Palirer of Denver. Colo " C7 I Lftnirtiin in I in ' III I lfll-1 KM V" iUULU ILL IVLLL I Si IN FfMAI riF'IVr in i nil it- uiiiil IJm APAIMOT CCnAM V FIRST ' AV O M A N TO HOLD KXKCl'TIVE POSITION' IX AVIIITKIIOUXK. niawwuiwiMl hi uwmm That Lieut. 'Colonel K. K. Kcllv va in tlit tliii-k ni" tin do.-iii.; battle ot the wur i indicated hv the announf-e-Hient thnt the fc'ith division, o.'' wlik-li he is chief Miimtl nt'licer, i-Ht-tured i iiuziiucv, Nov. 1 in tin? iidvaiice urxjn SHan. lie lore hi transfer to the 80th division, he imrtif-iiuited in tho St. Millie advance and in other hat ties. The ."tdlowin: U the line-uu of di vision in the advance on Sedan: To the Jiainbow division, which wa J the third American contingent to reach France, belongs the L'lorv of Sedan, the hcene of the defeat of the armies of Naiioleon III. bv the forces of the kin: oi I'msMa in 1870. That event marked the downfall of the mil itary ipreMiL'c of France. Sedan los marked the cullau-e of Prus sian niili!ari-in. In cop' cn. panv with the Wainhow bovs. aces of the regular aiinv 3-t nnd 2nd (liiion. drove hard nioiiL' the Mene. Fa-t of the river the 2(itli divUiun faced tho enemv, swept clean the ridues of the Freva line and inch ed on to Stenav. It is a fine and fitting climax to the epic of our wartime achievements- that those divisions, whose records are so 'jloriotislv raveii in the ruins of Can tiirnv or the .-battered tre-Mmnp- of Bellcaii W'kmI. alon' the bloodstained bunks of the .Manic. Oumu and Ve le. nnd amid the rolling meadow, north ot St. Mihie!, .-houhl share in the final victorv. Gen. I.ii:i.'ett on Xov. 1 renewed !:;.-assault- on the eastern hinges of tiiei German defensive svi-tem. Within n week the hinges, were ma.-hed and Germanv wn- bowing to ine ultima turn of Gen. Foch. Ill the thunderous thrust that brot these thiriL's about, the 2d division played a prominent part from the be L'innintr. Subsequently the Jst and -42nd divisions had their turn. It was the 2nd division mindful of the tri umph of its marines in lielleau Wood. of it.1 infantrymen at Vaux and of both brigades in the Soissons drive last Julv. nnd the storminir of Blanc Mont in ('hnmpnirnc a month nt:o that swept tho foe from Barricourt Woods and by nihtfull of Nov. 1 was uia-ter of all the Freva positions east if Buznnev. New Yorker in Hitler right On its left, the SOtb division from Virginia and Western Pennsylvania took Buznnev. Further westward New Yorkers of the 77th division stormed ChauipiL'neulle and pre:--ed onward, afte bitter f iL'htini:. to a-sist in the process of pinching out the; Bouru'oL'ne Woods, between our armv ami Gen. Gnnraud's -4th French arm v. j At nightfall on Nov. 2 the Kainhow ami 1-t division enter the frav. Tliev were t attack re.-pectivelv with t!ie left mu centre orps. But the Bodies hridic and ran -and thereafter the battle, save for brief periods of German resi-t- itice. was a Bo 'he chase. n our extreme left, marchini: dav and night to catch up with the troi.t line, the Kainhmv divi-mri i'.ir-ucti the foe for ten miles niid ev-ntti:dlv if '.1 4 Ml LILIAN A.O'NElt". ' Mis3 Li!llanratli O'.Vell of Jersey City Is theWst wonian in history to hold a position in tho executive ofhecs of the White House. She is secretary to Joseph P. Tumulty, secretary to tin president, turceediug a nian now in the service. linns him from the we-torn unrt ol Stdiin. Tlie old C'Jtli. now the Itjotli intantrv, tlte lir--t New Vork unit to L'et into action in this war. unhchl the M'lendors: of its r-t in this final scries of attacks. Thi- nallnnt herald of the millions of soldiers I'nclc Sam was to send to France, maintain;.' the NEW RULES FOR SEN! PARCELS T0.TR00PS The local Red Cross has received the following Instructions regarding the sending of Christmas packages to troops overseas, making Important changes In rule and extending mail ing time to November CO. The new order follows: "The war and postoffiee depart ments will Issue an order today, No vember 15th, extending the mailing date for Christmas parcels thra No vember 30th. This means that par cels may be mailed up to the timq that your local postoffiee will receive mail on Nov. 30th. "Provisions for boys whose labels not received. An individual, who should have received a label hut who failed to receive it or who has lost or destroyed it, may receive carton not earlier than November 21st upon signing a statement at any Red Cross Christmas parcel station substantial ly as follows: "The undersigned hereby makes application to (Name), (Organiza tion) American Expeditionary Forces a Christmas package. The under signed hereby declares that he or she is nearest living relative In the Unit ed States of the proposed recipient; that he or she has not received this man's label from abroad; and that should such label be received It will not be used; and that to the best of his or her knowledge and belief only one Christmas parcel will be sent the proposed recipient. ' The following regulations will govern the sending of these parcels aad should he strictly followed: "1. No carton can be given on such a request uptil November 21st. 2. AH regulations hitherto Issued inspection, ad- rapid pace which the 2nd division had set on Xov. J, advanced to the we-t concerning contents, hanks ot the Meuse, leaving in its dressing, stamping, sealing and mail- wake scores ot wrecked machine ing apply, even to the extent that the uns and the bodies; ot those who had! parcel must bear a regular overseas manned them First Holds Iiecord The l.-t division holds the record of the" longest service in France, a. the 4-nd holds that lor the mot con tinuous service. Another division which is rated as a tomiotcher by the ireneral staff and by the douhbovs too is the :i"'nd lmufe m of Michigan nnd Wi-eonsin national guardsmen. This division came into the final bat tle on the rk'ht and drove the enemv from his formidable centres of re-si-tance on the heights north of Ver dun. It was the 32nd which, having shov ed the enrrav to the Ye-do in Julv nnd Aiiuu-t won further laurels a few weeks later when in a terrific off'en- ive staged by (ieti. Maim-in's 10th label. The division office has auth ority thru national headquarters from the war department to print a quantity of these labels to he used on cartons mailed under the above form of request. A supply of these overseas labels will be mailed to your chapter at once by special deliv ery and should he restricted relig iously to the use for which they are t intended, your inspectors being Im pressed with the fact that the war department is imposing great confi dence In the Hed Cross and in them." I- rench annv north of Soi-sons it look were preparing to j .l!tvi'nv and Paved the way for the wrrman " iiuurnwai jroui K. liemin-des-I)ames. F. McTaggart nniT wife of San Francisco, are visiting friends In the city. A. Tavls and It i In Swartsz: ' Grants Puss, spent Sunday city. WASHINGTON. Nov. IS. Reduc tion of the enlisted strength of the navy has commenced. Secretary Dan-1 iels said today, and applications fori discharge by men both in the regular) service and in the reserve divisions! are being received. First considers-i tion is being given, he added, to youths peeking to return to school or to positions in civil life which they gave up to join the naval forces. Mr. Daniels did not Indicate the extent to which the reduction in strength was planned to go. It has ser, of! been intimated previously, however, in the that (ho navy could spare ou,mio . I men during the next month. M a P m WAN TKD - Wells to drill; wai. puaiaateed. Write or sen A. 1 Knyeart. Jacksonville, ore. L'e i! (, i,.Mlj was an over-Sunitav visitor in the -It Phillip Peek. P. o. Itambrooh. of Portland, are in t!ie city for a few days 4iii business. y.r. and Mrs. K K. StaU and Mr. unci Mrs Pitts of Portland, were vis Itlnn friends in the eil over Sunday. Chits Morton and wife came over from Klamath Kails Sundny for a tew iH wsit In tho city with I WEEKS & McGOWAN CO CNDEKTAKKR Dnr llionn! I'lii irie 1SU7. Mjiht I'lioum: F. W. H'ki, lU;t-JJ. BULBS and SWEET PEAS At the Monarch Seed & Feed Co. INterlv and ul:e or Waldo, tin aiinum nlMrM of Josephine e.nintv, ,-ne visiting friends in the ulv for a few da s. A V lnnn hii.1 .1. ". Morrcll of Portliind, wero Suud.iv visitors In the city. .Mae M.Cann arrived from Port land v-i'tcrdnv f.ir u few days visit In the civ and vailcy, T. (I, HradU'V c,tm over from np co. Cal., yesterday on a short luisl ness trip. W. It. hrobot k. who is In the n.ivv Ih visiting home on a twcir.y-dav ftir-loih. d 1 ii( P. I 1 Hit I I U Ml u t fin !i Tastes iKe sometsn biend of coffee bui contains no caffeine' Ihe unusually attractive taste of makes many people prefer ii to coffee. And you can make each cup strong or mild jus t as you wish by varying the amount of Instant Postum used per cup. A Trial Is Convincing. There's a Reason " M P i i Ft lui fi P. ls p m m til n u M I M t3 Ugly, Unsightly Pimples Are Signals of Bad Blood fivff ftppfl in the Vi'arnin". '';,r cm, srd ccninins no minerals Pimple, on to fcci . oThcr the U deh' parts of the body are warning from b'-'T:- , Isature that vour blood !.? slupiriah . C to your murrslore, anil get n and impoverished. Sometime they boHio cf S. S. K. lo:lay, and pot rid foretell eczema, boils, blisters, fraly of Ihose un?ifr'nlly and dHfiguring eruptions and other skin disorders pimple-, and other skin irritations. 4,.,t v.- u..t,mArSrn An a it will c!cane vour blood thor- nn..hK-. it vou wihn FDec:ai meoicai oa-can t.ljtain it witnouc Thev mean that your Wood rceJ- S. S. S. to purify it and clcanr-t- ic ol the?e impure accumulations th:'.t can cause unlimited trouble. This remedy is the greatest vtetable blcd puri- charts Ly writinfr to Medical Direc tor, L'U Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia. w . S3 i IN-7h!E-nVE-POUNDSlZE the most, economical coffee. you can bizyc it jOzes BACKED - BYA-GUAPANTEE THAT-nANS SOMETHING We Help the Doctor Help t:- Sick . iiy filling liis ji-cs-i-ij itioiis cxai tly as written by us inj; on;.- the best drills ;iii'l c!i('iiiicai. and cxcrrishifj the yi'c-.-itcst e;;re and skill in ('(imponndi)!:;. Sieat.h's Drua' 6"tore Phone SS4. The San Tox Store THE MCDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE "Will open f(ii- c;;ss( s in Sicnorniiliy and related sub jects Jlniiday, November L'jIIi, 1!)1S. Students may enrol! at (lie ni'l'ice bcyiiniiny- Mon day. Nov. IS, llil. and eac-h dav thereal'ter; liours !)::!( to 1 1 ::!D o'rloek a. in. and L':':0 to 4:0D o'clock p. in. except Sunday. .' Classes will receire personal supervision bv F. Io.y Davis, Official Court Jienoiter. Hp I I What May Happen to your valuaf.1.8 if left :t home or i.:i'i,c? rimy may lie mislaid and hard to rind, tiny may be stolen or biiri;;-,;. Tim find of proic 'tion you .-hir.iid have. '..I nun 1 in our Klre and Itur .r I'ro:i' Viiuit wneri! y,m (..in rent a Safe 0. :-o.it Hex: f,lr j200 .,,, ,lp pi-r year. 4 I'cr tvnt. inlorcst Vnid on Sa Vi tl S a A fit i n a ESTABLISH EDI 666 CASH AND CARRY Is the saving syMe m and gives satisfaction. We d. -liver on request, at cost of lflc., whenever necessary. 1! 'lid.iy goods in profusion at The Tninx Store. Suitable -ifts for old and young. Selei lions should be ii.a.le early. Now is ihe lime to come in ami select what you may want before the "flu" ban is lifted and ihe crowds turned loose. Fair Healing and Courteous Treatment. The Truax Company 327 E. Main. Medford.