Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 17, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACE TWO MEDFORD MAiri TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1018 fOCAL AND PERSONAL Tho reports In the city from Tal cut and Phoenix and vicinities are that the flu epidemic Is severe ,'in those nnlghborhoods with many new cases. Talent and Phoenix both escaped from participating In v the first epidemic and now are making: up for lost lime. There is a great unfilled demand for nurses in 'both vicinities and a number of Medford . relatives have been vailed upon for help. Again the Sugar Bowl Is headquar ters for Xmas candy, 25c lb. . Mrs. Everett McArthur vas taken to Hie Sacred Heart hospital Sunday evening and was operated upon Mou duy morning hy Dr. Henry Hart. .The Sugar Bowl Is malting enough candy canes for every boy and girl in Medford, 5o each. A crew of Southern Pacifle rail road painters and decorators began work yesterday morning painting all the woodwork of the exterior of the depot and retiming the walls of the Interior and repainting its woodwork. ' Place1 order for an Oldsmpljlle now. Trelchler Pelrson. Inc. Tho condition of Chauncey Florey the county recorder, who has been seriously 111 for some time with pneu monia, is reported as much Improv ed. Auto curtains and lights, all kinds. Medford Auto Top Co., SO North Grape, phone 104. 12. C. Hitt, the well known travel ing salesman for Dunham, Carrigan and-Hayden. wholesale hardware dealers of Son Francisco, with head quarters in Treka, will be married during the holidays. Pianos Ellington, Hamilton, sold by H.A'. Lofland, at 225 South Oak- dale. .Liberty bonds taken lamn as cosh. ", Phone 691-J. ' 40 Miss Genevieve Tlllery, the well known Instructor of the Medford high school, is In Corrallis visiting her parents during the indefinite closing of the local schools on ac count of the influenza epidemic. Magazine subscriptions at prices quoted or advertised by any one. Don t be pestered by solicitors. Do business with, a reliable firm. Med ford Book Store. .. . . - 232 .The last publie appearance in. uni form of the University of Oregon unit of the' students army training corps, inwhich are a number of Med ford boys, was held at the parade ground in Eugene last Saturday. It waa the final event of the military regime at the university and now nothing remains but to muster out the men. Most of the paper work in connection with the discharging has already been done and the final dis banding of the unit will come on Dec. 20. - :- ':v. . V: : ; ;.",' .-: Pleasant, safe, quick, sure. , Dr. Halstead, 227 South Central. .- 233 Dr. C. C. Van Scoyoc who has been talcing treatment In a Portland hos pital for several weeks, expects to re turn home sometime this week. Medford Auto Top Co., 30 North Grape. Auto top repairing, phone 1Q4. The grand Jury of Siskiyou county In' Its recent report took the follow ing hot shot at Hornbrook: "We rec ommend that the county health offi cer Investigate the unsanitary condi tions existing in the town of 'Horn brook, this recommendation especial ly referring to conditions now exist ing in the rear of hotels, saloons and various ' places of -business In said town." ; ; i J"ash Hotel. Special rates, week oi month. Steam heat. '21 -P, F. Close' and wife will return from Portland Christmas to; again live in Medford.! Mr. Close will re sume his- old position at Crater Lake Motor company as master mechanic. :lenh!son'S Gift Dressings 10c as usual. Other kinds at 5c. Medford Book Store. 232 Captain Stowell B. Dudley of the army medical department who has been stationed at Camp Fremont, and bis son Stowell Jr., stopped over In Medford, Sunday and Monday . on their way home to Welser, Idaho, to visit their relatives Harold D. Fros ter and Mrs. John E. Grlbble. Dr. Heine,, Garnett-Corey BIdg.v v L. E. S'attonhagan of Grants Pass.vls one of the business visitors in the city today. ,: uSee us. for Xmas eandy 25c lb. in any quantity. The Sugar Bowl keeps tho prices down. Dick Louisigment who has been in the spruce division of the aviation corps, was mustered out of the ser vfc.o and came in on the morning traiii on his way to his home at Ruch. .Malted milk, 50c lb.': '.Do Voe's. , Blanch Ballantyne and Mrs. Upton who were over-night visitors, in the city,' loft this, morning for Central Point to visit friends In that vicinity., : See Trelchler Pelrson Inc., iter tires, oils, and auto accessories. , S. B. Holmes was a business visi tor in the city yesterday from Eagle Point.,, Sweat grass sewing baskets filled with Shasta chocolates make appro priate gifts. , ft -Jf John Watson, tho Roxy Ann coal miner, Is in the city for. a few days on business. ...'. , .Get ypnr milk, cream,' butter nnd buttermilk at DeVoe's. jS. Baxter arrived in Medford. yes terday -from .Eugene for a fowi days visit in the city and country. When it comes to candy, that Jfut Sillman -has them all going. He sells candy for what others pay for It. Richard F. Muskpot came down from Prospect yesterday for a few dnys In tho city. , , Shasta candy Is made In Medford. It Is also tile best, , tf II. Harrison came In from Salem yesterday to spend a few days, In the city and country on business. Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. Doug las. 201 S. Riverside, phone 162-J. Ed Rose came In from the ranch near Wellen today to attend to some business In tho city. Engrnved Christmas cards nt Han kins'' Drug store. . 233 ..- Qlen Arnsplger has recovered from an attack of tho Influenza so that he was able'to leave the hospital yester day. Altho ho Is still weak, he ho,os to be on the job again soon. Dr. H. P. Hnrgrave, physician. RoontB 409-410 Garnett-Corey Build ing, phone 230. W Howard ilill returned from Camp Pike, Ark., the latter part of the week. While there he was in the base hospital for ten days with the Influenza. . lie pnssed the examina tions, but as he did not wish to go Into the roserve, did not receive a commission. Jlundicrart Shop for hemstitching nnd pecotlng at 10c per yard. Charles Wolgamott is acting as flagman at the Alain street crossin while Mr. Evans Is away on his vacit Hon. . Experienced hemstitching and pe cotlng. Mrs. B. E. Haney, Garnett- Corey Bldg. Dr. E. H. French who has been In Los Angeles for several weeks, re turned home the latter part of the week. The flu Is under control, but you can't control Sllliman, he will sell Xmas mixed candy for 25c lb. E. M. McKeany returned home Sunday from New York City and other places in the eastern states He reports New York alive with sol diers and a spirit of military jubila tion. For fire Insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track, D. R. Wood & Co. - Wesley Coffeen who has been in the spruce division of the aviation corps, received his discharge and ar rived home yesterday. Electrical Xmas goods; Electric Home Supply Co., Ill West Main St. tt Miss Anna Denhof returned home yesterday from Bozeman, Mont. She said that she was glad to get back to a milder climate as the weather was very cold up there. For the best insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. Mrs. Porter J.- Xeff left for Los Angeles yesterday to spend the win ter in southern California. Hemstitching, pecotlng. All work guaranteed. Variety Hat Shop. tf Father Powers who has been sick with the influenza, is reported im proving. De Voe wants small show case. ' H. S. Gray and J. E. Pool of San Francisco, were in the city yesterday on business. AH phonographs In one, the Bruns wick, see it, hear it, before buying, at Palmer's Piano Place, 28 South Central. 234 Lois Whitley of Trail is in the city for a few days visiting' friends. Call for canned pumpkin put up by the Medford Cannery, the best pump kin on the market. Guy R. Harper and J. L. Shaw of Portland, were In the city yesterday on business. De Voe has a fine line of assorted chocolates at 60c per lb. James C. Dell came in from Salem yesterday to spend a few days in the city and vicinity on business. Electrical Xmas goods. Electric Home Supply Co., Ill West Main St. tf Islah L. Hamilton, the well known citizen, is seriously ill with heart trouble at his home, 616 .-North Cen tral. He was seized with a fainting spell Monday which lasted for more than an hour. , : i Try a Stromberg carburetor on your car. , Power Auto Co. tf The Woman's Relief corps chapter will meet in their hall Wednesday afternoon. All members, are cau tioned to appear, in their flu masks and to wear them during the meet ing. ; Daily's Taxi. Phone 15. . " Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cross were pleasantly surprised on Monday even ing by a gathering of friends at their home 603 West Second street, In celebration of their fifth wedding an niversary. ... t . You can drink a pint of cider for a nickel at DeVoe's. , , ., - M. P. Schmltt returned home this morning from Lob Angeles to which city" he was- recently called by the death of his mother. Try a Stromberg carburetor -on your car. Power Auto Co. tf Miss McGrail, the public health, nurse, spent today in Phoenix and vicinity looking into the flu epidemic situation there and health conditions In the afflicted homes. Before she left the city this morning for Phoenix it was reported to her that there were a hundred cases of flu in that town and vicinity. ' . You can always find something for a quick lunch at DeVoe's. . Vern B. Marshall is able to be out on the streets again after having been at home for several days with an attack of the influenza. Mr. Man, your wife woUld Jlike a Taylor oven thermomoeter for Christ mas; It helps -to bake things Oust right. At Hasklns Drug Store. 229 Mrs. Olive Hooker and L. E. Bean, both of Medford, were united In mar riage at Yreka, Cal last Sa'turday, and returned to this city Monday, where they will reside at 247 Beatty street. - 10 BE: it mil in i fflfll P in uruiu l -CAMP LEWIS, . Tavpmn,, Wash,., Dec. 17. Only men will be discharg ed from tho army hero who reside in tho states of Washington, Oregon, Montana, Wyoming, North and South Dakota,' Utah, Colorado and Califor nia north of Bakersfiold; northern Nevada, northern Now Mexico, wes tern Nebraska and a very small cor ner of Texas. A zone outlining the limits -was announced today. Men from other states will bo sent in large bodies to the ramps nearest their homes. , Brigadier General Cornelius Van dorbllt, todav was granted leave of 30 days beginning December 21. Ma jor General Joseph D. Loltch. It wsis announced, would pass tho holidays with relatives In Aberdeen, Wash. An extremely lurge number of of ficers are obtaining leaves which will take them away from camp during tho next few days. Thosb forced to remain hero for duty will alternate in short le&vcs during the holidays with other officers similarly placed. In this manner practically every offi cer in camp will be enabled to pass either Christmas day or New Year's day away from camp. PEACE ENVOY i HENRY WHITE. ' COL Whtto Is a termor' ambassador to France and Italy and U said to be the choice of President WIIboii as tho Republican member of tho American peace commission, Th report has recalled the fact that his daughter A Countess Muriel Eohorr-Tlioss and her husband was an army olUcer under tho kalaer. OBITUARV Kstcllo OX)cliran . I Fntnltn Poohpnn wtf nt T M Cookran, was born in Cass county, Indiana, Sept. 17, 1S66, nnd was married to J. H. Cochran June 25, 1SS7. To this union was born eight children, four of whom. Mary, Mark. Minnie and Homer died III childhood or infancy. Mrs. Cochran leaves a husband, J. H. Cochran, and four children, 1 L. Cochran of Missoula, Mont., C. Har old Cochran, 6n a sub-chaser near Queenstown, Ireland, Ina Cochran, one of Medford's teachers, and L. Jean Cochran, stenographer for Dis trict Attorney Roberts. Mrs. Cochran left Medford on Nov. 29th to visit her son and daugh ter at Missoula, Mont. On arriving there she found the son with pneu monia and was unable for several days to get either a nurse or doctor but finally succeeded in getting her son to Patrick's hospital, at Missoula and then wired for Mr. Cochran, who was In Portland and who left at once. On his arrival there Mrs.' Cochran was feeling badly and a doctor sum moned. Three days later she was removed to St. Patrick's hospital and Consultation held. The daughters arrived on Dec. 12th. 'Mrs. Cochran recognized and spoke to them, but never regained consciousness, dying at 9 p. m. on Dec. 13 of cbollcystltls. Her husband and daughters accom panied the remains to Oakland, Ore., where she was laid to rest beside her children In the family burial ground on Dec. 16th. BAUGHMAX The funeral of C. II. Bauehman. superintendent of the schools at Talent, who died from in fluenza nt his home in Ashland on Mondny, was held this forenoon in Eusrenc. his former home, to which city the body was shipped vesterdav. Mr. Baushman. who was former su perintendent of schools of Lane coun ty, is survived bv his wife nnd three children. - He was n member of the Christian church. His brother died of influenza at Harrison. Idaho.' Inst week. . . . . ' ..- . . , Knights Templar, Attention! State conclave of Malta Comman- dery No. 4, K., T. Ashland, Ore., on Wednesday evening, Dec. 19. , Elec tion and installation of officers in addition to routine business. Light refreshments. AH members urged to be present and visitors cordially wel come. . O. WINTER, E. C. 229 W. II, DAY, Recorder. Mrs. iBabel Fancher who has been nursing her daughter, Mrs. Vern Marshall thru an attack of the influ enza, left for Portland this morning. writing folios and tourist tablets at Hasklns Drug Store. 229 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Small furnisbod . Box A, Mall Tribune. house. 229 DR. RICKERT EYES SCIENTIFICALLY ' TESTED, "AND GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED Suite 1-2 over Slay Co. NO DROPS USED PARIS, Dec. 17. While .things are shaping for tho great gathering, President Wilson Is ovldcntly work ing out his own plans and for tho most part koeplng his own counsel. President Wilson's health conttu ues good. He has completely shaken off the cold which followed him to Europe. He is keeping in the closest touch with affairs In the United States thru advices from the Whlto House, from members of the cabinet, and the heads of some of the special war bureaus upon whom ho Is de pending for nccuratj information. , So far as 1b known the presldon't has hot yet selected a dlrector-gon-eral of railroads; .and Director Cen eral McAdoo may hold over until the president's return. j President Wilson conferred today with Kdwnrd N. Hurlev. tho shinpins; director, one of the subects under dis. mission being that of shippim: for th." homewrtrd movement of the troops. Durins the Inst few-ilnvs the foreign! Eovernments linyo been rnnrcllincr the chnrters of ships used bv tho United States in trnnsportine troops so that the vessels mieht be put back in trndp. AS LEADER OF ALLIED RELIEF PAHIS, Dca 17. Koonomlo qua Hons are coming prominently to tn front In the disciuslims preliminary to tho. assembling. of the Intor-ullled conference. The main point hinges on the appointment of llurbert C. Hoover ns director-general of relief for all the- allies and tho United States. ' .,' ...''.',., An agreement concei'niiiK raw inn. tdrlals promises to bo the nialh sub ject of discussion.''' A number of oth er questions also are Involved, par ticularly tho ub'o of merchant, ship ping now In German porta for tho dlutf Ibutlon of relief and also the prompt moVbmout 1 of' Amork-au troops back to tho United States.' Marine Director Reslans. v . WASHINGTON, Dee. .17. Tho imintion of K. 1', Hush us director of the murine, and duck industrial re lations committee of sliiuijiiiir board has iH'en 'iud'epteil.'eftVi'tiye.jamiarv 1. Mr. Hiiss also hps retiitthcd an i'lluirniim of tho iiiitioniil adjustment c,'"ntsinn.'-" .j,-. ...... PLEAD GUILTY 10 SAN VKANl'lHCO', Dee, 17. Pious of uuiltv to ilu iilleuod iHHixnir- 1 1. '..IK-lt.l. ...... ! 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Diamond Rings $10.00 to $1,000.00. ', ' If In a Reddy box It's alright. MARTIN J. ItEDDY For Diamonds WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKER Day PhOne: Pacific 227. Night Fliones: TP. W. Weeks, 193-J2. Lady ASalataub Your Drug Store Wants Phone or mail them to us. We pay parcel post charges and guarantee prompt service. : . Heath's Dru Store Phone 884 The San Tox Store Wit ii? BIM k i i fefeSlt 'Wmmmmm but just joiioiice : Two and three and more 1919 memberships in the Red Cross are not necessary one is all that's expected of you When you join you will receive a 1919 membership button, a .service Ma and a folder with ten Red Cross .seals, y . ... ; ;-. ' Wear your button on the outside o f your coat when vour button is where it can be seen you won't be usked to join a seeond tune. Put your flag in the front window of your home with an additional membership cross for each one of your family who joins. 1 w j havo'hocn a mcmlicr during 3918,' RENEW your membership SWtnisvJll be your only opportunity to answer "present" to tho 1919 Red Cross Christmas Call. . ' -,' . ..; I.''( !.'- oin ifoe Red Gross --all you need is a heart and;a dollar This space contributed by ' The Mail Tribune i