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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAITi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON1, FRIDAY, DECEHER (, fOCAL AND JL PERSONAL .1. C. Altkon, stnto superintendent of screens leaves tonight for Prairie City , to install a fish screen In the power canal from .lolin Day river. He wiU us gone for a week. Just think, 12 lbs. spuds for 25c at Jones,: Saturday. Tho window of .J. H. Mitchell's laddor and. screen factory at 318 . East Main, has been fixed up to rep resent a forest screen, with a flume . carrying water across. In the flume Is a miniature rotary fish screen showing how the fish are prevented from 'descending the flume without Injury, or stopping the flow of water. Jn thenext week there will be placed a stock of young trout from the Hulte Crock hatchery In the flume, ;thtis providing a practical demon stration of the efficiency ot the screen as a preset ver of fish. . . : The diet during and after lnflu rnia.. IIorllck'8 Waited Milk, nour ishing, digestable. , . , Mrs. Vnna Dauhof who was called to Boroman, ..Montana by the death of her. mother from pneumonia result ing from Influenza, herself contract ed Influenza on .her journey and .reported 111 at her father's home. Sweet cider lor sale at the Can nor: Bring your Jug, . Krank Wright of rural route was in Medford Friday. De Voe has a fine line of assorted chocofates at 60c per lb. c i-, Johm Wade of Central 'Point, was a .Medford visitor Thursday. i , Hemstitching, pecotlng. All work guaranteed, . Vanity Hat Shop, tf f i Forty jstyles of , engraved Xmas cards nnd folders. Medford Printing . -Co.? Mrs. Cora Lamb of Talent, and D. ,C. ,Goddard ot Talent were Medford - visitors Friday. Xmas cards. Handicraft Shop. 221 Buy a Dodge Bros, car for Christ mas.. Treichler Peirson Inc. . Mrs. Mae Daw. received a wire from her son Jack who Is In the navy, stating he expected to be home on furlough Christmas. Her other two sons who are in Klamath county will also spend the holidays at home. . Fancy spuds, 12 lbs. for 25c, at Jones Saturday. i Let the Handicraft Shop help select your Christmas gifts. 221 i ileo. Alford of Rural Route 4, vis ited in Medford Friday. . Hemstitching and plcotlng at lOo per yard at Handicraft Shop. . De Voe wants small show case. Nash Hotel. . Special rates, week , or month. Steam heat. 241 L. N. Bralnard of rural route No. 3, was a caller in Medford Friday. . Outing flannel, 29c per yard. Hutchison & Lumsden. 222 ;. You can always find something for a quick lunch at De Voe's. , Charles h. Schieffelin who has oeen home a few days with bronchial trouble. Is reported Improving. T Wallace Xutting hand colored pic tures, wonderfully done. Shop mor 'nings, now. Medford Book Store. ' J We buy and sell everything. High est cash prices paid for furniture, carpets, tools, mattresses.. Geo. W. Douglas, 34 North Front street, phone 162-J. . ; - 230 i J. E. Stewart of the Quiz cigar store, has. been at home with a cold . for, two days but Is on the mend. , The last time for cheap sweet po- tatoes. 7 lbs. for 25c with every 50c purchase at Jones', Saturday. ; ; .Mrs. C. W. Jacobson, daughter of H. O. Nordwick, left for Oakland yesterday. She has been .Tisitine at home for some time while recuperat ing from an attack of the influenza. Trade with ; Jones', the store that ..makes Its competitors wonder how they can do It. ;- Mrs. R. W, McCullough who is .on.her'wny from Seattle to southern "California, has been In the city for a .lew. .days visiting friends. She left .yesterday for Merced to visit her son .itobert, . and from . there will go to Chippewa, Wis., -where Rev. 'McCul lough has located. . ..Experienced hemstitching and pe- . co ting. Mrs. B. E. Haney, Garnett- C'orsy BIdg. Airs. Frank Ray left . yesterday .evening for, Yakima, Wash., for a Short viBit with her folks. She ex pects to return before the first of the year, and vill probably go down in .California to be with Frank until he leaves the service. towoet potatoes going up. Jones ; will, give you your last chance Satur- . uay: to get them cheap. 7 lbs. for ,Zoc with a 50c purchase. ,;. Miss Lela Nelson visited with her -brother, A. H. INelson in the city yes 1 .terday.-; She has. been in charge of -,4he hospital at Ashland, but received a wire that her mother was sick and left for Casper, Wyoming, last even ing to attend her. ,We are still selling heavy outings tor 29c. Come and see. Hutchison .& Lumsden. .. . , 222 , i , City Engineer Ai-nsplgcr was taken 'sick yesterday with Bymptoms of ln-i f luenza and went tip to the hospital this morning to receive treatment, i - Crane's Linen Lawn and Highland ILlncn in ail the tints, colored linings . and edgings. Shop mornings, now; Medford. Book Store. . x Socond section of No. 14 'passed; jthru the city this forenoon with sev eral cars of boys from the navy; , which are probably transferring from San Francisco to Puget Sound. , If you are not Jones' customer yoii are paying too much for groceries. . .W, 0. Klzer. and family returned from Portland, this morning, where he has been working for some time. . Yrtrns for sweaters for Xmas gifts. IIu'Adlcinff Shop. ; 221 "for the best Insurance see Holmes, ' the Insurance Man.. i O. A.'Mannlng of the Talent Orch ard company, Bpent Friday In Alod fonL Jlist reminder. Every Saturday night there will be a danco at Moose hall. - Good music. 219 Tho epidemic of colds and Influen za is rapidly , subsiding. Few . new cases are reported nnd most ot those roported the first of the week have completely recovered. Physicians say there are only one or two serious cases iu the city, and that the recent scare is not Justified by develop ments. 12 lbs. fancy spUds for 25c at Jones', Saturday. - . Local forestry officials are in Yro ka today attending a meeting of for estry officials of tho two Btntes re garding the division of leasing priv ileges for the coming year. Pianos Ellington, Hamilton, sold by H. N. Lofland. at 225 South Oak-! dale. Liberty bonds taken same as. cash. Phone 69 1-J. 240, J.'W. Kent ot Wagner Creek, spent Frldny in Medford transacting busi ness. Just a reminder. Every Saturday night there will' be a dance at Moose hall. Good music. 219 Samples of what are claimed to be mineral dies discovered by T. iNaba tamc, the 'ipnnese mineralogist of this . place are displayed In the chamber of commerce. There are seven samples ot varying shades from deposits In the Humbug dis trict. The claim is made that these dyes are superior to the ahallne and coal tar dies. Samples have been sent to Washington and to Berkeley for analysis and test. It is quite possible that : these deposits may prove of great value". Siskiyou News. 7 lbs. sweet potatoes for 25c with a 50c purchase at Jones', Saturday. . Robert J. Boswell, whose death in France from disease in November was announced a few days' ago, left Grants Pass with the June 30 draft men and landed in France August 24. He was born in Malheur county 24 years ago and had been with his father in Jackson and Josephine counties tor the past four years. He is survived by his father and mother, a sister living at LVewbury and a brother at Kalama. Grants Pass Courier. . v You will find Bartlett, the furrier. in their new quarters, 105 West Main street. 223 J. T. Pearson of Forest Grove, Ore. Is in the city for a tew days on busi ness. For fire Insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track D. R. Wood & Co. J. E. Turnbull arrived in Medford yesterday from Eugene, to spend a few days tn the city on business. Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. Doug las, 201 S. Riverside, phone 162-J, L. O. Ranaud and wife ot Appier gate, were doing some trading and visiting friends in the city yesterday, Forty styles of engrared cards and folders; Medford" Printing Co. B. F. Joy came -over from Ruch yesterday to visit friends in the city; If you do not need two hot water bottles see your neighbor. Perhaps he needs one. Get two for the price of one at the Rexall store sale Thurso day, Friday and Saturday. 219 J. R. Wendel of San Francisco, was In the city yesterday on busi ness. . Medford Auto Top Co., N. Grape. Frank E. SIckeis and E. M. Schmeer of Portland, are in the city for a few days on business.. Better buy your furs now. They are certain to increase in price. Raw furs never were quoted so high as now. F. W. Bartlett, taxidermist and furrier, 105 West Main street. 223 James Elvin of the Y. M. C. A. of France, is spending a few days in the city In the interest of the association. See Treichler Peirson Inc., . for tires, oils, and auto accessories. G,F.Dumer and G. W. Parker Uf Eugene,, were in the city yesterday on business. ' Auto curtains and lights, all kinds. Medford Auto Top Co., 30 North Grape, phone 104. .. .. o orlaneK tERSHlNGTPiNSjDECORATION: ' ' i I I 111 "'I nun in nil m,. uw.ii.ii n nil in 'General Pershing pinned the Distinguished Service CrosVoirPrl Vato Nick Connors of the 42d division, infantry, tor bravery at Chateau ,Tnierry.jHeatowaI.oMhejreward isherhown " ' Manager Hammond ot tho phone company, states that traffic is- unus ually heavy and the company badly handicapped by the Illness of teu of the eleven regular operators. Green operators man the keyboards and service is necessarily slow. The pub lic Is asked to use judgment and use the phone only when necessary for the next few days. Operators have been secured from Grants Pass and other nearby towns, but their unfa miliarity with the work handicaps the service. In a few days normal conditions will be restored. None of the operators are seriously 111: Malted milk 50c lb. De Voe's. Engraved Xmas cards and folders. Medford Printing Co. . O. J. Howd arrived in Medford yesterday from Oakland, Cal., to spend a few days looking over the city and country. Order your Xmas cards or folders at the Medford Printing Co. W. A. Coffey and C. S. Unna of Portland are In the city today on business. Medford Auto Top Co., 30 North Grape. Auto top repairing, phone 104. ... Jones has freo delivery. Sends groceries C. p. D. and seys cheaper than any of them. Gifts for tiny tots. ; Handicraft Shop. 221 , Jack Williams and W..L. JofMes of Los Angeles are spending a few days in the city on business. Miss Lounsbury, the milliner, is nicely located in her new store, tho Vanity Hat Shop, next to Rialto theatre, where she will be pleased to meet all the ladies of the city and valley, 224 ' Chas. H. Ottler, M. R. Chambers and L. L. Meadows of Portland, are doing business in Medford today. New crop walnuts 27c per pound at Warner, Wortman & Gore. 220 E. E. Colwin of Grants Pass, who has been looking over tho valley, was a visitor in the city yesterday. Carbon lamps Just received, small I quantity, order today. Paul's Electric Store. 220 A. J. Ferlen of Salem, was in the city yesterday looking after some business matters. Orros, high grades tailoring for men and women. Ashland, Oregon. L. F. Johns came up from Glon- dale yesterday to visit friends in the city. Dr. Heine, Oarnett-Corey Bids. add. enjoyment to breakfast &. barley ready-cooked A iish "that festbes' iikc ' Itjixury hut costs only a trifle iaervih.v D. M. Ford of Detroit. Mich., ar rived In Medford yestorduy to spend a few duya looking ovor tho city and valley. ; . Pleasant, safe, quick, ; sure. Dr. Halstoad, 227 South Control. 233 Orres, the ladles' tailor, will be at Ilotol Holland every Thursday after noon. Htgn-class work only. C. Higens came up from Salem yesterday to spend a few days in the city on business. Any one wanting furs remodeled should bring them In now, to avoid the Christmas rush. F. Bartlett, furrier, 105 West Main. 223 Only a few of those exquisite little boxes ot apples left. Order one now shipped to your friend for Xmas. Sshleffolln's Grocery. 223 Sid Brown who has been confined to his home by kidney trouble is con valescent. .Order your Xmas cards or folders at tho Medford Printing Co. You can drink a pint ot cider for a nickel at DeVoe's. Ed Brown, who spent several days at home nursing a severo cold, is again attending to business. , Listen! Your daughter or your son will need Special and thoro training to compete with others, are you go ing to be satisfied with less than the best when you have it ut your door? The Medford Business' college grad uates will receive the endorsement of tho employers when seeking situa tions. ,, 223 Place order for an Oldsmoble now. Treichler Peirson Inc . Saturday is to be a big day In Mod ford on account of tho visit that is being paid the town by Mr. Williams, several of the merchants ore offering special bargains to those who come to town to see the Human Fly and on their Xmns .slispping as well. Mr. Williams will take up a collection from those witnessing his exhibition and twenty-five . per cent will be turned ovor to the Mail Tribune who will donate the money to the most worthy of Medford's charities. As Mr. V iillams goes up tho building be will Hams goes up the building he will shower tho crowd with coupons that will.be good for a present at the following stores. Heath drug Co., Jones Grocery, Golden Rule store. 1 Double the purchasing power of your money.' Attend the One Cent sale nt the Itcxall storo, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. ' 219 Daily's Taxi. Pnnne 1B - ' S3 WKOfMPza ' ' i m-L....; - -- - - . - rrct-?trj'rif-'7n;. M ' Mrs. M , 11. Itolilnmm of tho llluu I.edKO in ine, Is vliiltllig trieiiilH III the city today, J Chlmuoy rlounlnxi funmeo1 and Imllm's clonuod ami rupulrod; wtault and roof painting. John J. Troy, phono 97. 2111 J. C. I'miilloUnt of Talilo Illicit wiih In Medford Krliluy, Get your milk, crnnm, buttor and buttermilk at UoVoo's. ' llruoo Wilson, tho Griffin Creek orchanllst was a M.mltonl vlKlliir Thursday. 1 Regular,. 35o outing tlunmdti 29c at Hutchison & l.umsdeu's. 222 Physicians report movi lllnosn lu tho Adjacent country limn In the city Itself. . OF GKNKVA. line. 0. tumoral 8l;o ropodskl. tho liotinan of tho I'ltrnliiii, has boon killed mid nil power In thai country Is now In the hands of the unionists. Kiev is now In tho hands of union. 1st, troops, after a severe battle In which 10,000 men, Including 500 or floors, wore killed or wounded, un cording In t telegram rocolved by the Ukrainian bureau uf Lnuaunuo. IWRIEFN KILLED IN DU PONI EXPLOSION POM I'TON". LAKES, X J., Dec. 0. Revision today ot tho death list shows that the four explosions which destroyed tho detonator asscmlillng building of tho Diil'ont cap works horo lato yesterday took a toll of thirteen lives. Mora than n score of persons wero Injured. All the vic tims were employes. Ell WASHINGTON. Dec. 6. -Ail tlmo Ilmllutlon on grain In future deliv eries of corn, oats, ryo and hurley. woro removed today by tho food ad ministration. Present conditions, tho announcement salil, do not warrant uhrogutlon or modification tf prosent limits on speculative account. I MKnWMRHnMIMMaBkM M'.'l ' 1 N Chester" "J iMM Fatty -im .' ifrmaMW I - ArlttcKI,-p :1 mmlRsmm krnmm . ... wtjsjw i , ,. E 10 DECLARES HBBEN NKV YORK, Ik-e. 0, "Wliiin (lid rod flag l onr!e I mum our sireetB II In a t-i otoiit UKClmit law mid I hero , fore a iiiiniiu'u to our fno limtllil- tliiiui." tinctured Proulilont Jnlin Uriel' llllihen of I'rlnratau lmh'ci'Hlly lu an nililres.1 today liofoni tint AhkocIiiII.mi if Lite Insui'tiuOo pruMlilimtH. Pr. million was rmphitaUlui: tin iililliiatlbnu of llliKily wliloli, tin hiiUI the suns of America had e.lulilli.lieil anew. "Thru nuperfli In) thinking or thru '.mux lentil froimy, tlmro urn many Ut'oplo who think Hint where thorn In restraint, of any kind whntuiiovoi there run bo no Hlimiy," continued Or. Illhliuti, "It would Im well for us in retiiigiilae. tho truth -timi-1 tu ition of luw Is tin iwicntlii! clement In tho concept of lllmriy, "Those who come to UK 'rum for eign Hluires iiiinit leant Hie flrnt lea son of Amerlriin .ultUunlili, iininol.v Hint In nil mutters of pcrmmul inn duct th or ii Is an exact ratio which must ho preserved between outer ru Htrnlnt unit Inner control, that as the restraint Is lessoned the Inner con trol muni tio ineronnotl. "Wo must remember nl this time that our liberty has baen' re-entali-llohed for us at u gront price. It linn boon bought by liload, ,Thi rights 'c enjoy havo boon assured thru the vi carious snrrlflco freely utrorril by hereto souls who have flight and died for us. Wo muut oil nur purl keep falih with tho dead, untt-Kuiird. InK tho liberty they hnvo won for iib with their lives, itinliitiiliiltiK It upon the secure basin of tho law of rlKht and of Justice, unit dully living to rciilirc tho reign of pcuco and good will lownrdn men." TOO LATE TP CLASSIFY I'OIt WAl.i; Team, humous, two cows, brood sow, liny ciittInK box. J. W. Kent, Wtiguur Crook, Ore. 221 KOR vtktoliIRhorn corK crelu ror sale. II. II. llutterriuiil. 72 I floutli Central avenue. Phone i4 t-Y. 22 I KOl'ND Money thin morning. Own er may hnvo same by proving prop, rrty ami paying lor udv. Win. ltesimlus, Hotel .Medforil, lu kitch en. 21! RED FLAG Alter TiiMnit Tuulite Thirty liny lie Hiijm lie's III "I'lnli of Condition" "I have picked up ut lenst twenty piunil In Hie punt thirty dnya by Inking Tntiluo, tin tl now I'm Just In llio pink of ftu'.illtloii nil nrountl." Thin iitiiliiiii'uit wiit in mli by William M. Kilnumiln, n well known omplnyu lor the Ki'uttle rltreet t'ur ooiiipuny, j living nt 'iitti .North 7 lib nlrcjl, Heat lie. i-eciinily. "My imiiuiii;h," he roiitllilUld. "lias in i :i p.Uliu-. Lie till liltidii of trniiblo 'or yoiiid. What I itto snoilieil tn do me harm liuiienil or iioud, tin It woulil tour tin my Moan i h mill oaiinii me sit much iiil'in'V. I oiiiilil hnriliy got my ii out li at II. ilea on a coiint of tho irnt, whtcli wnnld presn tin my heart did t'huuo It to pnliltiili (ourfiitly. 1 wiln Imilly einiiitlimlml, my kidneys worn lu had ulinim, and I was iieviir free finiil' pnlll III III" 'iiintlll of nyY hiti Ii, I couldn't sloop tit all woll nnl woulil lit w ttwtiko for liiiurs every night hefnro gitttlug a wlult of ileep. I alKii bud rheuiiintlsin lu my eni'ii anil ir.. und my knees would net nii Ktlff at tlmo. that I could hurdlv hend over. "All my effort In fliid relief full ed until I bOKnn taking Tunlac, but thin medlt'lno bun certainly put mo lu grout shape. My nppotlto was never bolter, evotytliliig taut on good und my ittniniich lu In kui'li u god condi tion Hull I can eat anything. And allien the git has slopped forming, I'm never bothered with palpitation, ihortncna of breath, or nny olhor 'Iritis of l.idlKoatlon. My kidneys ton't hot Her me any mure, nil tho Mia tins illsnppearotl. und 1 sloop (Inn every night. "My wife tutu boon tuklng Tnnlttc (or boada :hn mid n run-down condi tion mill her flrxt bottle has helped her mo much Hint .alio told mo to bring her knottier today. It certainty Is grout tn do what It hits for mo und Is the one medicine I don't heslluttt t roctmiiiieiiil." Tnulnc In sold III Modtord by Wont fltdn I'liiiimtir'. In (laid Hill by M, D. Unworn, lu I'outri! fn'nt by Miss M. A. Mud, lu Aolilnud by J, J. MoNulr. Adv. WEEKS & McQOWAN CO UNDERTAKER Day llinoo: I'mlflo C27. 'lliht I'liuucsi I W. Weeks. 10!t-ja. Indr Alt.nl. ' mi , ........ -iiii.Kimiwjriviiiiiynrf,Bwaiieac . f- . . .-V 'H:'-'"", :' ' .' ., ' :'.: : ' '.''.' ' . , ' ; ' ' ' v. 1 " 1 "" .1
