Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 12, 1918, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextIWJF, FOUR BEDFORD TOE TRTtftTOTl ftfEDFORT). OKKapyf, t fartTRSDAT. DEOFMUKTl 12. . 1018 IOC ALAND -H-' PERSONAL Attorney W. E. Phlpps who has 1een absent for some days on a busl- nofis trip to Heno, Nevada, returned yesterday to 'Medford mid Is again at his office In the M. r . & H. Bldg. today.. . . Flu masks, ready to wear, 15c at "Woolworlh's. , it Dr. J. J. Emmons, who has been confined to his homo with a severe cold tor the nasi several days. Is attain in his office. Young fat, dressed Belgian hare, every day. 243 Beatty, booth 3 Sat. ' , . . 225 Attorney O. C. Boggs has tcen confined to his home for several days with Theumatlsm but la reported much Improved today. - , Place order for aa Oldsmoble now. Treichler Pelrson Inc. Word from J. K. Howard, former ly of Medford and Qlendale, states that he was to sail for Prance last aionday in the capacity of Y. M. C. A. secretary. Get your milk, cream, nutter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. Jim Dclaney has opened a cigar store at the corner of Bartlett and Main streets. Auto curtains and lights, all kinds. Hodford Auto Top Cp , 30 North Grape, phone 104.- V. . lrs. G. U. Llndley and daughter May are reported ill at their home on Siskiyou Heights. Mr. Llndley has not been down to the bank the last Tow.days believing that in case their illness should prove to be the "flu ho should be doing his part in pre venting Its spread, i s n ., ; . ... Flu masks, ready to wear, loc at AVoolworth's. 1 -. v ..... . -224 C. B. Watkins, the shoemaker. who has been ill for some days with influenza, is reported to be in very bad condition, complications having set in. His son, who has also been 111 with the same disease, is reported very much improved. J. F. Hale desires to know the residence of the sister of Mrs. M. J. Sill of Portland, Ore., who lives in Medford or vicinity. Tel. o or 470-J.-, ' 225 The Medford . Business college, which has been running the first of the week under a special permit from ithe city health officer, has been or dered closed by the mayor. He con sidered such action to establish t: a precedent which-other schools might wish, to imitate and would thereby weaken the enforcement of the influ enza ordinance; ; v. Pleasant, safe, quick, sure. Dr. Halstead, 227 South Central. . 233 Myron Root is again out and able . to attend to business after having suffered a severe attack of the flu. ; Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg. Jcannette - Richardson, fourteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richardson; was operated upon at the Sacred Heart hospital for ap pendicitis last night. Her condition was reported to be very favorable this morning." ,v '., -.,;, Miss Lounsbury, the milliner, is nicely located In her new store, the Vanity Hat? Shop, next to Rialto theatre, where she will be pleased to meet all the ladles of the city and valley. .7 224 B. A. Plumb of Macdoel, Cal., Is in the city for a few days visiting with friends. '' ' .'' " , The latest leather goods for men, silver mounted. - Martin J. Reddy. v . ' 224V Mrs. A. Cook of Jacksonville, Is visiting friends in the city today. Pianos Ellington, Hamilton,, sold by If. X. iofland, at 225 South Oak dale. Liberty bonds taken same as cash. Phone 691-J. ... - 240 Harry Yama came in from Salem yesterday to spend a few days in the city. . .-.,(. Medford Auto Top Co.,. 30 North ' Grape. Auto top repairing, phone 104. George Kahlhagen of Roseburg, IB spending a few days In the city. Daily's Taxi. Pnone 16. L. Manning and R. Bixby of Reno, Kev., arrived in Medford yesterday to spend a few days looking over the country. - . Malted milk 50c lb. DeVoe's. . Mrs. W. J. Hockenyos of Portland, who has been visiting her folks on West Eleventh street, left this morn ing to visit her sister in Montague. Experienced hemstitching and pe coting. Mrs. B. E. Haney, Garnett Corey Bldg. ,. v J. A. Mayham who was in the Coast Artillery at Pt, McDowell, Cal., Is in the city today. He received his - discharge from the service and Is re turning to his homo at Eagle Point; See Treichler Pelrson Inc., tor tires, oils, and auto accessories. Cut Tliis Out It Is Worth Money DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this : slip, enclose with Ee and mail it to Foloy & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. ; You will receive In return a trial package . containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain In sides and buck; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and ' Foley K'uthartlc Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, ' headache, and cliigglsh bowels. For sale by Medford Pharmacy. : . WEEKS & McGOWAN CO i UNDERTAKER v Day Phono: Paclflo 237. v Night Fbones: F. W. Weeks, 198J8. Ladjr AKUteat. leorxe and W. W. Howater arrived In Medford yesterday to spend a few days looking over the city and couu- try. ' '" -'-.v V'':; : ' Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. Doug las, 201 S. Riverside, phone 16 2-J. ' A. D. Moore of Maxwell, Cal., is In the city tor a few days visiting frlendB. . . For the beat insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. O. Cv Berger of Seattle, Is spend ing a few days In the city ou bus! ness. - - , Dr. H. P. Hargrave, physician Rooms 409-410 Garnett-Corey Build ing,, phone 230. tf J. V. Howell came up from Grants Pass yesterday to attend to some business In the city. Henry repairs tube punctures SOc. 2 S North Grape, S7 E. H. Hogan, C. A. Whale and H. U Hall of Portland, are in the city today on business. : Hemstitching and ptcottng at lOe per yard at Handicraft Shop. Karl V. Brunke of New York City, Is spending a tew days in the city on business. De Voe wants small show case. Allen G. Murphy and Robert T. Waddell of Camp Lewis, Wash., ar rived in the city yesterday. For fire Insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. D. R. Wood ft Co. J, S. Barnes and George H. Smith of Portland are doing business In the city today. - - , Hemstitching, pecotlng. All work guaranteed. Vanity Hat Shop, tf : G. Gordon Griffins of San Fran cisco, Is a business visitor in the city today. . ' Yon can drink a pint of cider for a nickel at DeVoe's. ' - , "A. L. Wllber arrived in Medford yesterday to spend a few days look ing over the city and country. Buy; a Dodge Brothers car for Christmas. Treichler Pelrson Inc. Mrs. A. E. Cavin and son and Mrs. William Love of Hornbrook, are vis iting friends In the city today. Henry's Drl-Kure Retreads are the best and cheapest for your cord tires. 28 North Grape. 227 V. I. Shepherd of Portland, Is spending, a' few days in the city on business. - . De Voe has a tine line of assorted chocolates at 60c per lb. - . S. Meyers and- wife of White Horse, Yukon, arrived in Medford yesterday to spend a few days visiting friends in the valley. See Henry about your cord tire repairs.- 28 North Grape. - 227 C. J. Fry-came over from Copper, Calif.. Wednesday, to spend a few days with friends in the city. ; . Sweet cider for sale' at the Can nery1, v Bring your jug. - ; : : . W. Dr. Satterly came in from Newr port. Ore.,, this morning to care for his daughter,' Mrs. Lloyd Blakeley, who is very sick at the hospital. She was not very strong and the worry and care of Mr. Blakeley during his sickness resulted ' in a " complete breakdown of her nerves.. ' ; ?- Every man, woman and child in Medford should answer "present" when the! Red Cross roll is called next week. We buy and sell everything. HlghT est cash prices paid for furniture. carpets, tools, mattresses. Geo. w. Douglas, 34 North Front street, phone 162-J. 230' Mrs. J. E. Stewart received a card from Helen Dahl saying that she had an attack of the influenza before she arrived in Kansas City, but that at the time she sent the card she had begun to Improve. - '- ) Eat wholesome food. Nothing bet ter than fish, oysters and vegetables, fresh every day, at Medford . Fish Market. ' . 225 The funeral of James White has been 'postponed owing to the non arrival Of his brother. Funeral notice later.' "' - 100 per cent Medfordites will an swer "present ' to the Christmas Roll Call 'beginning next week. -, " Dr. Porter has written that he is in the best of health and will return to Medford during December and re open the sanitarium. Dr. . Porter, during his stay in the east, has taken an extensive course In X-Kay ana fluroscopic work under Dr. Holmes, of Boston. You can always find something for a quick lunch at De Voe's. Crabs, oysters in shell, can and bulk, fancy cheese all kinds,, cottage cheese at Medford Fish Market. 225 Mrs. Clemmle Burnett who Is par tially demented, was taken to the county hospital last evening to be cared for,' but she refused to stay there and started to walk back to Medford, but the superintendent of the county farm overtook her and brought her back to the Kenilworth rooming house where she has been staying for some time. Mrs. MUligan with whom she has been living states that she is a good worker but is not contented and gets very . nervous at times, and of late has been getting worse. It is reported that she has a family living near Klamath Falls. There has been a complaint filed and the county officials will probably have her cared for. Nash Hotel. Special rates, week or month. Steam heat. 241 DR. RICKRRT EYES SCTBNTIFIOALMr ; TESTED, AND GLASSES PROPERLY, FITTED Suite 1-2 over May Co. NO DROPS USED FLU EPIDEMIC IN MEDFORD IS ABOUT V HOLDING i ITS OWN The flu epidemic In Medford today wsb reported as holding its own.. Two deaths were reported. Mrs. J. T. Loe ot this city, and Charley Mori. tho Japanese janitor at the Jackson County bank, while four more cases wero taken to the Sacred "Heart hos pital, making a total ot sixty cases. Five cases wero dismissed from the Sacred Heart hospital this morning and most of the cases are report od to be light, with recovery in a few da'8- At a special meeting ot the city council yesterday two ordinances were passod, one placing Influent In the list ot contagious diseases with smallpox, diphtheria, etc., whlch rip quires quarantine regulations whera ever the health authorities believe, necessary. The other was a revision ot the flu mask ordinance correcting certain technical errors n the first draft. As now drawn masks covering the nose and mouth are required by all people In stores, hotel lobbies and places ot business as well as on the streets. Chief of Police Timothy made four arrests this morning of flu mask vio lators. -"Those apprehended were L. D. Laughlln. C. S. Webster, R. D. Hensen and S. W. Douglas. . All were given the regulation fine ot $3 by JusticaiTaylor and all tines were paid without complaint. E i CITY DISEASE CHICAGO. Dec. 11. Doubt , that tuberculosis is a "city disease" was presented to the American Public Health association . convention here, today by Dr. Burton R. Rogers ot New York. He said the secretary of the Indiana state board ot health had written him that out ot a total popu lation pt 13,000 In Crawford count, Indiana, 2000 had died of tubercu losis within ten years. "Can such a record be even' paral leled in the worst 'lung block' In the worst city In America?" asked the speaker.1 ; "Investigation in other states 'might reveal evon worse con ditions.' ( j . ., PARIS. Deo 12. Tho, leneth of President Wilson's "official'- visit in Paris has "been firfeS-at '48 houraae-. cording, to the Mutin. Tho remain der of his "stay here will not be martc-1 ed bv anv state ceremony. ' MEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND REPAIR SHOP Also agent for Fairbanks and Morse " ' Enirincs. s . 17 South Riverside. - FERTILIZERS. VETCH RED OATS, GRAY OATS WHEAT. BARLEY, RYE For Sale Bv ' ' "' Y FLEW 6 MILES GALLON OF GAS MATHER FIELD, Sucramenf.0. Cal., Dec. , IS. rA, aummary of , lite flight from Mather Field to Seattle and return' prepared by Lieutenant A. F. llogland, army flying officer,' and made public today, showodjthe aviator traveled a total ot 1385 n'illos, and flow on an average ot DO lottos nn hour. Ho made the trip on 1217 gallons of gasoline, burning one; gal lon to every 6.3 miles flown. Ho. cov- ered'675 milos in the flight to Seat tle and 090 miles in returning. : . "I cleared many mountain i peaks by less than ,100 feet, and found it necessary to go around several be cause 1 was unable to gain sufficient altitude to cross them dlroctly "Lieu tenant Hogland'a roport snid. '"Nu merous thick clouds encountered over tho; mountains yostorday made flying vary dangoroua on the return trip," he; added.' ' , ... . , OBITUARY. MOHI--ChnrKv T. Mori., 30 venm old, the 'first Jupunese to eomo, to Medford. Hed todav-of uxfluenta. t lie had been Kick two weelcs. Mori lor 11 ynrs had. been janitor at ithe Jackson countv. bonk anil was well and fayorublv known to a Inree num ber of iieoplo in tho citv.l He Ivnvvs a wife and three children, 'all of whom are ill Iwith the . disease ,nud are in chnrtre iof a special iiursc. Funeral urrnnijDmonts'will bo antioVincod lulor. i 1 1 ADAMS Mrs: O. N. Murphy of South' Central received word today from ,Joe Adams of Yreka, of . the death' of bis brother, .Mack 'Adams, formerly of. Medtord, known, as Slim' Adamsi who for many years was a saloonkeeper- In this city,. Influenza was the cause ot death. The 1ody will be shipped to Medford for burial. LEE Alta Pearl, wife of J. . T. Lee,, of. 822'; East Ninth street, at Sacred Heart hospital, Dec.: 12, from influenza. 'She lived In Medford since Sept. ;12, 1917. She leaves her husband. Jack, -and two sons, Floyd and Chas Woodcock. She was a member of Sweet Home" camp No. 3534, Caldwell, Idaho. Funeral ar rangements: later In charge-of tho Pocahontas lodge. . v, , ' . : Let every : one jcet ready to renew their subscription U ,tb.a Re, .Cross., "Roll--Call" --i or Mnem bersh 1 p begins Mendayi and Jackson, county must go ' over the fop In tutu arin other drives. gweetness. . Without SiijSar Tpcortortt- . . . 113 ithoixt St i xvfc and "there are lois of oiher &o6d thin&s in -that -fooa GrapeNuts amonj ihemits "ready -r to-eaxand "no-ujasie' qualities u)hich mark to daus Jood housekeeping. ASK THE GROCER "TftereS a Reason " Buy Useful and Christmas for All the West Side Pharmacy Y WASHINGTON, Doc. 12. No re duction In wages cuu be expected tor a number ot years because tho de mand tor labor will exceed tho coun try's supply,' tho house rules commit too was told 'by Secretary of.l.ubor Wilson. Ha appeared to urge tho completion' ot legislation to provldo useful and necossary public work tor discharged soldiers and Industrial workors. ' , ..-- Tho secretary thought It would bo but a brief period it at all that tho government would havo to provldo employment. Ho suggested extenslvo work on highways, rivers and harbors . and publio buildings under new approprl atlon bills being framed by house committees. J.A. WESTERLUND NOT 0PP0SEDIT0 FLU MASK J. A. Westerlund, who was arrest ed yesterday tor violating the tlu mask ordinance abandoned his pur pose ot contesting tho measuro and bofore Justlco Taylor Wednosday af ternoon ploaded guilty to tho charge. Mr. Westerlund explained that he had no Intention ot opposing the pro vision In which ho firmly bollovod, but did not want to bo mado the goat. Since the ordinance was pass ed he said ho had worn a mask and only took it oft for a few mlnutua Wednosday morning while he. wont from tho dfolland holol to the wood pile In the rear. He folt this was only a technical violation and he should not be hold up bofore tho public as a law-broakor. In addressing the court City Attor. ney Fred Mears supported this view and said tho troublo had rested upon a misunderstanding. Ho , expressod confidence in Mr. Woslerlund's In tention to obey the law, and suggest ed lonlency lie shown. Justice Tay lor thereupon assessed the regular fine of $5 which was remitted and the incident considered closed. . . . 7-: i Ahandon 19 War Protects. WASHINGTON. Dec. 11.4;A1)nii doument of nineteen war construction KroieolK;, iiirlli'dimt' n iniinihoi nf m. trilfe' tihd "ddier chemical' plants wn nnnmimMM. todnv bv the war ilouart- nlPnf t 11 Appreciative Presents Family at fess ' KEEP MASKS CLEAN SAYS PUBLIC E The miink miiv Iioimiiiio n source nf (liiiiL'ef lo lliu imliviiliml weurlinr II Hlill'HM it irt li'l't olciin. If diisnDiIo liavu two iniiKliH ami clinmro Ht'vmu) times ilailv. Am mdoii iih n iiiunIi is roinoviHl from the IVo nl'ler bolnif worn Mpvvrul lioiit-H, it hIkuiM bo nlui'iul in a pun or kellle wild Imilinir wiitor and allowed In boil Hevernl inimit, If tine Iiiih only ono mimk IIiIh niltfht bo1iit iiMlm noon lionr njiil niriln OLD AGE STARTS WITH YOUR KIDNEYS ' (Monro nayii that nxo IkikIiib with weakened kldneyi and dlKeHtlvo or Knns. Thin boliiR truo. It Is winy to he llovo that by keeiihiK tho kidneys and digestive orgnnn vlpunnvd and In pro per worktnii order old nno can be de terred and lirii proluimud rar beyond that orloj-od by tho nvvriiKO pornon. For over 200 yeara GUI, I) MKDAI. Haarlem Oil has been rellevtiiK tho weaknesses and disability dun to ad vancing years. It Is a stumliird ol- time homo remedy and nuods no In troduction. (IOI.U MKDAt. Haarlem Oil Is Inclosed In odorless, tasteless capsules containing sbout fi drops each. Take them as you would s pill, wllh a small swallow of wutor. , You wouldn't walk 'round ' the block to' cross; the i'jT ' street. Why make a big 'iJ fire, boil a lot of water, stand over steaming tubs, rub hard on washboard, , tire your muscles, wear holes In garments, uae a lot of fuel to get Monday's wash done? Use FELS-NAPTHA the direct-to" results boajy. Full dlrtctlotu in the Enter local Store and Carry Away : Clothing, Shoes, Etc wearing masks entered the Will H. Wilson store today and carried away all kinds of good clothing and shoes BETTER HAVE A LOOK Good Thinjgs Don't last ;lwayC Wc are headquar ters for These ' 1 , . "THE MOST POPULAR GIFT OF ALL" j A WRIST WATCH , "JOHNSON" The Jeweler at iiiulil, It IiiIiiw n iiiiiNk uulv I'uw iniiuilcH to dry mill wo Ironluic IS llefl'HHItt'V, 1 , Wlioii. u iiiim In .rmiiovod for ft Hliort liinu and ih imii in iiliicvd mi tlm face wit hunt wiihhliitr, cuni Hliouitl Iih I ii lien to iret it on In Ilia hiiiiiv wuv iih litil'rirH. ' If t ho hIcIu worn oulwiilo bo. fiiro is now tiltiffil next to thu iiono mid mouth tliu utii'iiiH viiliucli'd llii'rtj will Iih ilVitwn liy (ho lironlh into llio liotlv. Have Dm cliiUlivii ulixervii tills, HDKKTTA M'OHAIU ' l'lihliu llvullli Nurse, "Hull Cull" fur tho Hod Croaa bo- , Klun Monday. Will you "bo prononW j tho coining your. -.- ' ' ' ' j 11U1..I M ..!.'... J. U I 1 . -I' .III I. 1.) m. tiui Tho oil tillmulatos tho kidney notion j and onablos the nrnuiia to throw off i Jh Ioiin which cuusa promiituro old 3K0. , Now llto mid stroiiKlh In- ' orvuso as you cnntliiua tho troatinnnt. Whon comiilntnly restored contlnuo takliiK a capsule or two. each day. . (IOI. I) MIC DA I, Munrlnm Oil Capsules will kenp -iu In health and vigor uud prevent a nil urn ot llio dlsoasu, Do not wait until old uko or dls eiistt have sattlud down for Rood, (lo lo your driiKKist mid vet a box ot UOl.O MK1MI, Ilaurloiti Oil Cap sulos. .JHonoy refunded If they do , noU-trolp you. Three slices, Hut re membor to usk for tho original Im ported (101.1) MKDAI, brand. In sealed pucksKs. .' '.Adv. ', rid and green wrapper - m3L HiaMMVnMaaBaaHSMHHsSBisws(BMMMaiaiH Monarch Seed & Feed Co.