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PAOE TWO TQCAL AND PERSONAL . Miss Pauline JudlccI, assistant 11- 'Ururlan at tho Mcdtord publlo library has roultcncd lior position here and expects to leavo tomorrow for Great ' Falls, Mont, where she has accepted A position In the library. Her place In tlio Medford library will be filled by Miss Georgia Donnell of Snoho mish, Wash., who Is expected to ar- . rive Monday. i Again the Sugar Bowl Is headquar ters for Xmas candy, 25c lb. Tj. h. Norcross of Central Point, was a business visitor in Medford Thursday. Young fat, dressed Belgian hare, every day. 243 Bontty, booth 3 Sat. ,;' ; .. r,r.- , t ''225 , A. T. Lathrop of the Drury Lane and Mary Mac orchards, was In Mod- ford ycstorday on business. Place order for an oldsmoble now. Trelchler' Peirson Inc. " ' Leon 13. Hasklns, who has been confined to his home by illness for the past few days; Is able to be out again. , . . Got your milk, croam, butter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. Q: V. Wlmberly, Income tax collec tor, is here from Rosoburg. , ' Tho Sugar Bowl Is making enough candy canes for every boy and girl in Medford, 5c each. P. W. Payne, bookkeeper at the Hotel Medford, is reported ill and was unablOito be at work this morn- '. ing. : ' ;..j:.;Vv-:7. '..-'-. " Auto curtains and lights, all kinds. Medford Auto Top Co.. 30 North Grape, phone 104. ": Roy 'Keagy, Seattle and R. W. Treinlich', Portland, are registered at the Hotel Medford. ' Pleasant, sate, quick, sure. " Dr. Halstead, 227 South Central, i. 233 " Miss Margaret Keene, high school teacher, left for Los Angeles last night. ' Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg. George V. Colby is a visitor in Medford from Wenatchee, Wash. ' Wo retail to the people fresh and pure sugar mixed candy at wholesale pricos, 25c lb. Sugar Bowl. . Elmer Wilson returned to Medford this morning from Camp Pike, Ark., where he has been training in the U. S. army. - " . ' Pianos Ellington, Hamilton, sold by H. N. Lofland, at 225 South Oak dale. Liberty bonds taken same as cash. Phone 69 1-J. 240 ! Mrs. Harry Young left last night for San Francisco to join her hus band who has been in training at Camp Fremont, Calif. . , ; i Medford Auto Top Co., 30 2brth Grape. Auto top repairing, phone 104. .:.''. .'W. . " it . ' 4 r - Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Norton ;of Portland, stopped off in Medford to visit Mrs. Norton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. ' N. Butler, for a day this week. They are on their way to San Francisco whore they will stay until after the holidays. . Nash Hotel. Special rates, week or month. - Steam heat. 241 Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Lyons of Mc Dowell, Calif., are recent arrivals in Medford. .' See us for Xmas candy 25c lb. in any quantity. The Sugar Bowl keeps the prices down. , Mr. Bentley of Minneapolis, Minn., was in Medford yesterday as the guest of Myron Boot. i Kaltcd milk 50c lb. DeVoe's. v Joseph Ginet was in Medford yes terday on business from Jacksonville. -. Experienced hemstitching and pe coting. ' Mrs; B. E. Haney, Garnett Corey Bldg. Miss Juennesse Butler left last week in comnany with MIbs Marie Olsen of Seattle, for San Francisco where she expects to take a position in the musical line. See Treichler Peirson Inc., for tires, oils, and auto accessories. The number of passengers has so decreased owing to, the conditions oc casioned by the "flu", epidemic, that the interurban automobile- service has reduced' their number of trips by one-fourth, having replaced their usual schedule by a new "flu'' sched ule. i ' ' Wihen it comes to candy, that Nut Sillman has them all going. He sells candy for what others pay for it: When you see Jos. H. Beeman In the city, you don't get a chance to see him very long at a time as he is always jumping from one place, to another on business, yet yesterday he was in Medford, and between jumps bo had time to tell us that they had about seven miles of their sixteen mile irrigation canal dug and that they would have it completed in time to irrigate their land next year, and that the state was getting out lime enough, so that the farmers could have plenty for next season. B'urniture upholstering; mattress making, crating and packing. Doug las, 201 S. Riverside, phone 162-J. ' W. H. Jolliffe left yesterday for San Francisco, to visit in that city for a few weeks.. Ho has also some business to attend to for J.nT. Gag non and expects to return soon after the first of the year. ' . For the best Insurance see Holmes, the Insurance ton. 'J. ; , Mrs. N. Cook left yesterday evon ir;g' Tor Portland, where she will visit with friends during the winter. " Dr. H. P. , Hargrave, physician. Rooms 409-410 Garnett-Corey Build ing, phone 230. . . tf Chauricey Florey who has been in Portland attending a mooting of the county clorks, came in on tho mor ning train ; Wo buy and sell everything. High est cash prices paid for furniture, carpets, tools, mattresses. Geo. W. Douglas, 34 North Front street, phone 1C2-.T. ' ; 230 Mrs. G, f. Loomis left yesterday I for Akron, Ohio, whore she will -visit! during tho winter. , She was accom panied by her parents, Mr. mid Mrs. H. J. Fulsom who came over from Klamath Falls to make tho trip with her. They are going buck there tb attend tho golden anniversary of her grand parents. The flu ts under control, but you cau't control Slllimnn, ho will sell Xmtis mixed candy for 26o lb. i S.' Meyer and wife who stopped over in the city yesterday left this morning' for Ashland to visit for a few days. They expect to winter In southern California and will prob ably return here in tho spring to look after their farm in the Wellen dis trict. They are from Yukon, Alaska, and said they were delayed, or they would have sailed on the Sophia which was wrecked. A recuporative diet in influenza. Horlick's Malted Milk, very dlges- tahlo. .Mrs. Charles N. Clark of White Salmon, Wash., is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Clark tor the holidays. ' Henry repairs tube punctures 20c. 28 North Grape. 327 Ben J. Trowbridge, Roland G. Beach and E. J. Klein of Medford, are registered at the Hotel Portland, Portland, Oregon. Hemstitching and plcotlng at lOo per yard at Handicraft Shop. .. From tho window of .the second troop train whicbT passed thru Med ford this morning en route south, a paper pellet was-thrown which was picked up by J. M. Lofland. Inside was the copper tip of a rifle bullet badly dented and on the paper was written in pencil "Private Clarence Swisher, Company I, 44th infantry. Presidio, California. This bullet came from France. Please answer. Mr. Lofland will keep the bullet and the note as a souvenir of the war and will write acknowledging receipt of same. De Voe wants small show case. " The Poultry show has been post poned until after the Medford "flu' ban is lifted. Watch papers for new dates. , All phonographs in one, the Bruns wick, see it, hear it, before buying, at Palmer's Piano Place, 28 South Central. 234 There were four special trains thru the city today transferring the 44th infantry from Camp Lewis to Presidio. It is a reminder of war times and the hoys were as jolly as thejf were a few months ago when they were going north to the training camps. For fire insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. D. R. Wood & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brandt who used to live near Phoenix, arrived this morning from (Norfolk, S'eb., with the remains of their daughter. Juanita Martha. Brandt, for burial. The arrangements for the funeral will be given later. . Hemstitching, pecoting. All work guaranteed. Vanity Hat Shop. tf J. H. Turner and Ray P. Miller of Portland are in the city today on business. . You can drink a pint of cider tor a nickel at DeVoe's. Geo.-A. Webber arrived jn Med ford yesterday from Los Angeles, to spend a lew days in the city on busi ness. .. ';' - Henry's Dri-Kure Retreads are the best and cheapest for your cord tires. 28 North Grape. 227 L. Coblentz and E. H. Langs ton of Portland, are in the city today on business. : ' , De Voe has a fine line of assorted chocolates at 60c per lb. ' 1 V "' G. . V. Wlmberly and C H. Oben- haus of Roseburg, are visiting in the city, today; '. ';,"'.' .' See Henry about your cord tire repairs.. 28 North Grape.. : 227 P. V. Crawford add M. E. Howard of San Francisco, are in the city to day on business. Sweet cider for sale at the Can nery. Bring your Jug. J. O. Ferris and G. E. Williams of Portland, are business visitors in the city today. Daily's Taxi. ;.. Pnone 15. .. Welborn Beeson came In from the farm near Talent yesterday on busi ness. Eat wholesome food. Nothing bet ter than fish, oysters and vegetables, fresh every day, at Medford Fish Market, v . .; ..... ; 225 I. J. Cook of Great Falls, Mont., Is In the city for a few' days visiting friends. -: ' , t .','. You can always find something for a quick lunch at Da Voe's. . ; ...-Miss M. Davidson of San Francisco is visiting friends In the city today. .' C. Wl. Blackford arrived, in Med ford yesterday tcspend a few days looking over the valley., . . . ..,. T. Oto, of Grants Pass, is spending a few days in the city with friends, i E. H. Davis and wife Of Klamath Falls,. are In the city for a few days .visiting friends.. . .. P. F. Swayne, stock rancher , ; of Applegate, Is In the city today on business. - - Elmer Wilson returned this mornr ing from the officers training school at Camp Pike, Ark. Ho passed his grade examinations 'but on account of the closing of the war, the govern ment did not issue the commission. It is reported that District Attor ney Roberts is suffering from a cold. Notice on his door says he will be at the office Saturday. '''.. v; Free Xmas Trees at Helena. HELENA, Mont.. Dec; 13.-Unele Sam has made nrranerements to prive nooitle -of Helena and vicinity who want them. Christmus trees, absolute ly lrec, for, Hie pnttinc and delivery which appltciintH must do themselves under direction of a forest ranger, ac- cordinc to un announcement bv Chiirles II. MHiire, Jr., supervisor of Iho 'Helena forest, i .MlilDFORn MATT TRTBTTNE, ORGANIZED THE U. S. Soldier Testifvinq in Trial of . . ..I.'..- I,'.,-.;,.;' . " :. Victor Berner Declares the Social ist League Oruanized bv Herman Brlcr Dislovar Mottoes of the . Socialists. : ; ' ''".' v CHICAGO. Deo. IX Direct exum inntion of Private Arnold A. Schiller, soldier at Cuuio Grant, former so cialist and first irovemment witness. was resumed in the trial of Victor Renter tied four other socialist lend ers chnravd with edri.suiruv to violutc tho esimmtm'O net. Schiller, n former distributor for the Amcrienu Socialist, edited bv Ym. F. Kruso, one of the defendants, was questioned bv Assistant Distriot-At- tomeW .1oseih R FiemiiiK." The wit- ness saiu imii lie uuul'iiu n iimw wi Texas iri iireiuirutiori 'for ft triir to Mexico iiftcr Herman Busier; (Je'strilj ed bv the witness as li ."Oorinah nEcntfv and vSiy orcaiuer XU' tb.e YouMe PeotUe's Socialist Lensjue. had told him of a secret route to Mexico. Discnssins n visit to tlic office of Adolph Gerber. one ofthe defendnuts and national secretary of the social ist party, after his induction into the army. Schiller said: '"I had on nv uniform nntl Mr. Ger ber jokingly remarked, 'has one of the 200.000 coffins the irovcrnment hns ordered been measured uu for vout" Schiller described a motto of the eirl's of tho Youusr People s Socialist Lcnsue whieh'read: "The hand that holds a musket can never hold mine." "Mr. Krusc showed the motto to me," he said. Liberty Bonds for Slavery Excerps from the Socialist Bulletin of June. 1917. which pamphlet the witness said was riven to him in the presence of Victor Bcrcer in the so cialist licadounrters. were read bv Mr. FIcminir to the iurv. One of the excerpts was labelled advertisement, and read: "Buy a Libertv bond. Get a real one. The bankers' bonds are slavery bonds and will bind vou to Moreiin's wheels. Buy a defense fund bond." COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave. ;; Probnto Court Arthur P. Stover, estate. Final ac count. Order to Dublish notice. ' Emma A. Unle. estate. Order ad mitting will to probate. : llarv Ellen Williams, estnte. Final account. Order. Proof of publica tion. ' ... ' ' Ileal Estate Transfers 2377 from 2373 to Earl S. S. Smith. Lund ' in Jackson County : LL... 2376 from . 2375 to Orrie E. Crossman. Land in Orchard Home Associution tract in section 35, township 37. ranire 2 west : F. Brown ct a! to C. II. Nat- wick. South half of north- . '."west, south half Of northwest of northwest of section 24. township 35. ranee 1 west: south half of north half of ; . northeast of section 23. same township and ranuc. Except ing right of way ..$ 10 John W." Croft ct ux to Martin R. Frain. Southeast of southeast of section 11. west half of southwest. 1 r southwest of northwest of section 12." northeast of northwest of section 13. " township 34; ranee 2 west. 10 Leslie Y. Stnnsell to Lulu Van Weenn. North half of lot 3. block 2, Cottnee addition to Medford ." ; 414 W. A. Rcedcr et ux to Elizabeth Haley. Lot 2 frontini on : Bush street in block 44. in the Cilv of Ashland 10 Lclnh Jones ct vir to Arelcc F. Green. Lots 3 and 4 in block , 4. lots 1 ani 2. block 23. J. J. Fryer's addition to" Town of Katde Point . - 1 II. -F. Bushone to Wm. Basel. . North half of northeast of , section 25, township 35, rnnse 4 west 10 L O. Dr.vidson ct ux to Wm. Basel. North half of northeast of section 25. township 35, runee 4 west ..;...-... ;. 2 CAnD-Ofr iilAXKS : Wq thank our friends and mem bers of the Homo Guards who so kindly helped us during the sickness and death of our son and brother, Frank Lewis Buckmaster. I.KWIS BUCKMA8TKR I Mil. J. R: BUCKMASTER MRS. R. S. BUCK-MASTER MR. AND MRS. F. L. MINKLER , MRS; B. A. MELVIN ' 1 MR. AND MRS. B. L. BUCKMASTER MR. JAMES C. BUCKMASTER ' ', ' ' 225 WEEKS & McGOWAN CO TOTOEBTAKER , Day tTione: Pacific 227, N'lght Phones: F. W. Weeks. 103-J2. Ludy A"slitnt, U, S. SOCIALISTS pM(.. y v.,-.. ,r ,-... .... ,,, .. ... MF.DFORT), . ORFOOtf. WHFN THE YANKS 1 COME BACK', k K -S v V WAHOA Ltvj NtApSrW BY WANDA LYON. (Pretty' American AVnr-Workor Who Hn SucgosteI a "Marry aYiink Club" In Kvcry Town.) . Tho boys who have won tho war j didn't get many ounces while they; terved their country. And every one of them likes to dnnco. They'll liko to dnnco with us girls whon they return. And wo ouRht to make up for thorn tho dances thoyi lost while winning the war. 1 sub-; gest that every girl- gtvo proter ence on her danco program to tho boys who were In army or navy. Let thoso who stayed at homo bo wall flowers Tor a while. They danced with us while their broth ers fought for us. OBITUARY HARTZELIj Mnrv K. Hartitell. 30 vcurs old, daughter of W. J. Hartzcll of Three Oaks Orchard, died of in fluenza Wednesday nieht, at Corvalis. nfter n brief illness with pnoumonin. Miss Hartzcll was ernduuto of the University of Minnesota, where she received hieh honors, and at the time of her death was instructor of chem istry at O. A. 0.- .". Inlennent will bo nt I. 0. 0. F. cem etery Saturday at 2 :30 p. tn. Mrs. Collins, a sister, was with Miss Hurt zell nt tho time of her death. RICHARDSON Jcnnetto C. Rich ardson, fourteen year old danehtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richardson, died nt Sncred Heart hospital Thurs day shortly after midnicht from an operation Wednesday evenin? for ap pendicitis. Jcnnetto had been com; nlnininu for about two weeks, hnd been under a doctor's care for sev eral days, hut it was not until a few hours before the operation that the case whs dincnosed as appendicitis, The operation proved a very serious one and Jcnhette never recovered from the shock. Jcnnetto was confirmed in tho Epis copal church in February, 1018. and wns adive in Sunday school work and n member of the church choir. She was an ' exceptionally sweet eirl. spread ' sunshine and happiness wherever she went, was loved bv old and voune with whom she enmo in contact nnd her cheerful words and smilina; fa-sc will be erentlv missed bv all who knew Her. MULTITUDE CHEER PRESIDENT (Continued from page one.) BREST, Dec. 13. President Wil son's progress from the pier to his train Was amidst a vociferous wel come from the throngs In the streets. The president doltverert a brief ad dross aftor landing at Brest, thank ing Mayor Goude for the Breton Wel come given him. Ho then drove thru the cheering crowds, the frantic ova tion continuing until ho reached the railway station. , 6 Bell-ans, Hot water Sure Relief RELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION FERTILIZERS, VETCH RED OATS. GRAY OATS WHEAT, BARLEY. , RYE For Sale Bv Monarch Seed ' & : Peed Co, SUITS) teiN ron ILOIill TO ORDEn K2S.fl CP Also Cleaning, Jrrins and Altering 128 IS. MAI.V, UPHTAin! Willi Modford trade Is Medfprd made s mi ; ( II ,M jDrORfj FRIDAY, T)F.rKMTWTl 1H, FLUGASESTSHOW STEADY LAST FEW DAYS Aei'ordiiiK to the dnilv reports of Mcdfova iloclors City Houllh Of ficer K. B. l'ickolt the flu eiiiiloiuin in 'tho cilv is Hteuilily deoliniiiir. On WednesJtiv last 5!i tow oases were i'e porteJ, on Tluirsdnv, '20, and Friday at noon only .10 eusos. ,Ko deaths froiu the disease were reported Friday nllhoueli C. 1). Wat-' kins, thu local eohhlov was reported very low and 'little hope for lus re covery was entertained. Jtr. Wat kins hits been critically ill with tmotimouiu for several diivs ueeravuted bv iso rions comtilicatioiis. ' The flu mask regulation is now bo intr scrupulouslv observed bv the peo ple of the cilv there beiutr no arrests today, althouish a few tiuslncs smen neeleotini! to observe the reeitlatiiin in their stores were warned bv tho po lice. - Local authorities cull attention to the fact that the flu music is a cer tain protection mid citizens thus pro vided can do their Christmas shop, pinir 'without fear of infection, One local physician said yesterday that it was foolish to wear a mask and not benefit from it, bv uointr freely thru tho busiuess districts as usual. CHINA DELEGATES TO . PARIS ON THE VAY SEATTLE. Wash.. Dee. 13. Chi na's deleentes to the Faris pcuco con ference wil puss throtiirh Seattle on their wav to France, iieeordiiur to an announcement made here todav by the Seattle China club. The purtv is expected to arrive on or iihout De cember 22. i Word reached hero some time nuo that Japan's delegates will also pass through Seattlo on Its wav to the peace conference. Thu Japanese del egation according to reports received here, left Yoknhninn this week. licceptions a ru to ba tendered hero to the Far Kisstern Ue'.eiriitos. Sis-fcer's -fellow told ma glrls don-t Kave o cook now. Sis Hreeds hirr i Post TOASTlES .Delicious corn -flokco) STUFFED HP WTffl Get buey with a bottle oJ Dr. KJnS'3 New Discovery at once Cbuglwi, cJJo and bronchial altacla they are all likely to result In dangor oua aftermaths unlcsG checked In time. ' And how effectively ond quickly Dr. liiai'e New Discovery helps to do tho checking workl Inilamcd. irritated mrabranca aro soothed, tho mucous phlegm loosened freely, ond quiet, restful sleep follows. 60c and $1.20. f, All drug&ists have It. Sold since 169 t Constipation Enmclpatloa No mora lazy bowels, yellow con ple:rtion, sick headache, indigestion, cmbarasslng breath, when you use an a eorrcctivo Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills. They systematize too system and keen the world looking cheerful. 25c. Mi WHEN you own a watch with the name "G"-ucn" on the dial, you own the finest modern example of Swiss watch making art with the complete service of an American orijani- 1 zation behind it, , . Martin J. Reddy . For Watches of Quality and Style , Phono Bl ........ DECLINE "A BAD COISr 1)1S GOLD HILL 111 PLANT IS PUT UP 10 1 SALKjr. Ore.. Dee) IX pw state liinu board at a moot intr todav uu thorinod Cliairuian K, II. Cord lev and U, fl. I.oedv of Cofvallis to servo iih li vouuuittou with power to not and to employ un iiuout for u month to uu ftmoiur farmers and fisoortoin if Hr is a demand for liiuu ns fertilitov by Orouon furmers.' I Sum Alooru of Corvallls will pro!), ulilv ho select od as intent. Notwith staiidinii' tho fact that orders aro slow the plant tit Hold 1 lill is in full opera tion If it develops that there is little do- Mother, whoso hands rock the cradle, often needs more than ordinary food to help maintain tho blood-quality ond strength and ,to assure adequate nourishment to the child. It io as unwise for the mother, as it is dangerous to the child, to pluco dependence, upon alcoholic stimu lation, for strength ia not found in alcohol. , . . of purest cod liver oil, abteluttrfy free from alcohol, is Jf mother a true mend, m that it penorma n two-told i duty. Scott's h tontc-Qouri:hnien particularly , uuca tor me uyiug pi-noa w muiiiBimjvu, 8COTT'8 EMUUSION QU!03S UP STRENGTH. bevu M Ihnvuc, llluoiuucld, N.J. W-5 Your Drug Store Wants Phono or mail llieni to us. Wo pay pnivi'l j'ost charges and gunrnntoc prompt srrvico. Heath's Drug' Store Phone 884 Tho San Tox Store We ax'e headquar ters for These, ' "THE MOST POPULAR GIFT OF ALL" A WRIST WATCH "JOHNSON" The Jeweler CASH AND CARRY The Trims Store offers you all this week the fol- lowing: . " Choice potatoes, 100 II). sat-k ... ...'.......$1.95 MtPitt Flour, 4.9 lb. sack 2.80 Wheat Flakes, package ......L................10C Com Starch, package .................:.,...............10c Sardines, can ...................10o Ten per cent discount on all dishes in stock. Right now is tho time to get youd toys and holiday goods at this store.- - ,;;;: V f The Truax Company 327 East Main St,, Medford; Phone 296 Shop by Telephoiie ''''"'. "''' " ;: ' '" "' ''" ! v" '.'''' j ' '!''' ; ',' If unable to call Jin person, calljjby phone. Telephone , orders, are given the same careful attention as if you came personally to the store.' ,; ; Christma3 Only Ten Days Away and we are ready with the best of everything in our line Personal Attention. V Prompt Service. MARSH & BENNETT maud for lima thu boiu'd dooH not ex peet to ask fur npliroprlittiniiH nt tho ciiiiiiuu" Hossiiiti of tho louhdutiiro, hut if Ihoi'O Is Hiifl'h'iotil doninnd uppni iu'lalioi! will bo iioeo'ssarv. This will bo lU'i'iik'il iiptiii iit a iiiccliiiu in Jim iiarv, . i . .. - ' . TRIBUNE FRIEND OF HUNS (Oontliiiiod from pnuo one.) I.euloi' about his Information un to thu number oC iiuwniniiei hiivlun eorrunponduutu In llurmaiiy from 1UU up to I lie time tho United Htntos entered thu war. lln replied that' thoro wero uoiiiu 150 oi'runiondout In llormany diirhiK tluil porloil, "Ho thuro wuh no Imiiroprlvty In iiuwiipuperii liuvlim men lu (lurinuuy at that tinier1 aulied Heliutor Klnit. "Noiie whatovor" wus tho reply, Uuy Oarrult nnd Catliorlno, his daiiKhtur, are reported iilolt-with tho Inriiiiiiua, and Mis. tlarrott who Is a iiui'no. U ut homo nttendlnit thnm. ,J11-J... 1-X.U-).- -I JJ..H1II 4 T- x.ir;rr T- ,PITONE2r)2 '"
