Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 08, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFOKD MA TL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORKOOW WEDNESDAY. .lANlTARY 8. fOCAL AND V PERSONAL The public schools will be In es- lon Saturday at the usual hours It , was siimunced by Acting Superin tendent Baker today, .oxt Tuesday utKht the school board will decide on lha plan to be followed .to make up the school work lost during the ten weeks enforced flu vacation. , biggest mllllner reductions in Medford; Best Talue ever offered for the -money. Vanity Mat Shop, next Rialto Theatre. !46 .The general, public is Invited to attend the annual meeting of the Commercial Club touight at 7:30 o'clock which will be held at the public library. - New directors and officers will be elected at this time. The membership has steadily increas ed the past. ten months until it now numbers 130. A number of import ant matters will be discussed tonight. All. hats greatly reduced at Lottie Howard's. ' 246 The gulvage department of Bel glad relief work will be located at Rod Cross headquarters hereafter. It Is hoped a good attendance will be prompt for all day service Thursday at the Red Cross in the Sparta building. De Voe wants small show case. The foreign service stripes are be ginning to appear on the streets as some of the boys are arriving home from across the big pond. . C. Mc Credle, who lives near Central Point was in the cily yesterday, having ar rived home Sunday from Camp Lew is. He was in the air service on in struction Work In England when the war closed. For tXu-Bohe corsets see Mrs. Paul Hansen. Phone 5S5-H. , 267 W. A. Hanna was on the streets yesterday for the first time in nine weeks. ; He was operated upon for gall stones and Is not very strong yet, but hopes to be able to attend to business again soon. " Big millinery sale, an bats reduc ed. Vanity Hat Shop, next Rialto theatre. 246 .Mr.' and Mrs. Wm, Vawter arrived hbme from Vancouver, Wash., yester day. He has been serving In the spruce division and received his dis charge a few days ago. He will prob ably resume his position in the Jack son County Bank. . , . Tou can drink a pint of cider for a nickel at DeVoe's. , Mrs. W. E. Church of Wellen, re ceived a telegram yesterday that her daughter Mrs. S. C. Bartrum, is very sick With the flu. and left last even ing for Portland to care for her. Towels one-fourth off original prices' Sue to $2.23. Handicraft Shop. '' ' , Wlrs: O. C. Watson of BUtte Falls, left yesterday for Kent. Wash., for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. B. R5 Basel. ' 'Welding our specialty at the Pa cific Highway Garage. 249 Mrs. M. A, Cordiner who has been visiting her: daughter. Mrs. O. ' T. Whltmari girfce the first of December left for Portland last evening. She will visit, for a few days in Portland and then eo to Astoria. She has a tdn lfh,;thl 65th artillerjr in Frnce and has heard reports that they are on .their way home, and she wanted td be there -when he arrived. A few days ago Sirs. Whitman received letter from htm dated Xo. 2 but was not mailed until Dec. 9 which Wor ried bis mother and she hopes, to get a letter when she gets home that will explain it. " Join the hew classes at the Med- ford Business college, forming dur ing the month of January, 1919. Large," commodious1, comfortable rooms' just inspected by a member of the health committee of the city of -Medford and pronounced sanitary nd free from- danger' of infection from contagious diseases. Re-opened by" permission ' of the mayor and health officer of the city after care- fur Investigation. ; .' ' 260 , Miss Katherlne Sduttet- left Jfor Portland Wednesday morning after spending the holidays at home. She Is; employed in a big department store of the state metropolis. Malted nillk 50c lb. DeVoe's. R.""BoswelI, the Holland mining man,'- left this morning for a two days visit at" Grants Pass. v For the best Insurance see Holmes, the insurance Man. GustaV Johnson and family of Seattle, arrived in the city today to spend a day of so looking around the valley. . They are en route to Sacra mento1 - :.'-. -. .Nainsook tor lingerie. Handicraft .Shop. ".--' ' ' '- --'; (Jus Samuels who retired from the city treasurer's office Tuesday has no definite plans for the future just at present , except that he Bays he wants to enjoy the outside air for a time. : ' Shoes at cost. 10 South Central. , Each Industrial concern of the city this year will have lo pay 5 cents for each' 1000 gallons of oily water con sumed at its plant except in the case of a new concern, which has not been in Operation a year, which will get free water. This rule does not apply to the pQtids of the lumber mills, which will get free water, using the surplus overflow from the city reser voir between the hours of midnight and 4 a. m. The council adopted this policy last night, the question being brought up by the application of S. S. Bullls and CM. Kidd for the con tinuation of free water for the Ap plegate Lumber company's now plant being erected at the Crater Lake Junction of the Southern Pacific and Pacific ft lOastorn railroads. .. Handicraft Shop tot hemstitching And pecottng at 10c per yard. - Miss Carlotta Banks, former well known resident of .Medford and who some lime ago relocated In Rtxeliurg Is vuleslady in a large Cloak and suit store of that city. , - . ; ; .-, - Hemstitching at 10c per yard- tn expensive effective trimming i for waists and lingerie. Handicraft Shop, Judge M. Purdln has received word of the death of his graudson alter Purdin, aged two years, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Purdln, who died December 27 from InUenza at lleppner. All the family except Mr. Purdln, suffered from the epidemic. Daily's Taxi. Douse cars. Phone 15, The big annual sale of tho M. M department store, known this year as the reconstruction and readjustment sale, will begin Saturday morning at 9 o'clock and they give today a tew of the many bargain prices they will have. In store for the people. The store will be closed tomorrow and Friday to mark down the prices and rearrange tbe store for the opening Saturday morning. Get your milk, cream, butter and buttermilk at DeVde's. Mr. and Mrs. 11. li. Manning leave this Evening for California to spend a severnl weeks vacation. Hot Chili 10 cents at 115 West Main. 261 The. annual January clearance sale of Mann's store begins tomorrow and promises to be very beneficial to the public as the page of interesting prices in this paper will show. These annual events are watched for by the bargain seekers who come for many miles to take advantage of. Whipping cream at De Voe's. Tbe gradual dissipation of the cold wave is at last in Bight. The lowest temperature this morning was 19 de grees above, the warmest minimum it has been since the arrival of the frigid weather, and the prediction is for fair weather tonight and increas ing cloudiness for Thursday. You can always find something tor a quick lunch at DeVoe s. The Medford postofflce today be gan the distribution of the 1919 war savings certificates to the auxiliary postofflces thruout the connty. The new certificate is much prettier in design than the old one and bears the signature of Carter Glass, the new secretary of the treasury, instead of the signature of William G. McAdoo. former secretary. Hemstitching, pecoting. All work guaranteed. Variety Hat Shop. tf Fruit growers and shippers will welcome the announcement that the British government has taken off the maximum weight of 38 pounds on export apple shipments, and now apples are allowed to be shipped .at actual weight. E. M.. McKeany re ceived this Information this morning in a telegram from Dennis, Kimball & Pope. ' . ; , . : Coors Malted Milk at 115 West Main. -. . ' ., - , 261 The new county court met for the first time today and organized. The board decided to reappoint Superin tendent Weils of the county poor farm. . A number of petitions for ap pointment as supervisors and to oth er county Jobs were received and taken under advisement. For fire insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track.1 D. R. Wood & Co. ' O. Adams who left several weeks ago to spend the winter in California arrived in, Medford Wednesday.' He said that it was as cold there as it is here, and that he is satisfied to put in the rest of the winter here. Dr. H. P. Hargrave, physician Rooms 409-410 Carnett-Corey Bldg.. pnone 230. tf Chas. Osweld came in from the Dry creek district yesterday with small load of fine 'Xewtdwn apples which he sold readily at S1.25 per box without packing. He has an eighty acre ranch, ant altho eighty- three years old, does the most of the work on the ranch. He keeps cows, hogs and poultry and says that he made 1600 on the ranch this year. Iash Hotel. Special rates, week or month. Steam heat. , 267 F. K. Deuel and Alf Weeks left this morning for a short trip to Duns mulr and Redding, Cal. DeVoe has a fine line of assorted chocolates at 60c per pound. T. M. Estep and wife who have been visiting with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Estep for several weeks. left this morning for their home at Denver, Colo. See Treichler Pierson Inc.. for tlrfes, oils and aulo accessories. Mrs. J. E. Watt who is livlne in Portland, arrived thlB morning to visit for a few weeks with friends in the city. Furniture upholBterins. mattress making, crating and packing. Doug las, 201 S. Riverside, Phone 162-J. J. F. Storm left this morning for Milt, Cal., to work in a sawmill. Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg. Meyer Abraham of Portland, Is spending a few days In the city and valley onNbuslness. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WAXTEDPosition by girl In fam ily In ordinary circumstances. Country preferred. Phone 203-Y. 247 WANTED A live wire. Salary and commission. An excellent offer. L. F. Thorn, Dlst. Rep. Portland Telegram, 122 North Ivy. '24C WANTED Vise, drill, and other shop tools. Liberty Repulr Shop. 22 South Grape street. 246 WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKER : Day Plione: Pacific 237- ' ' I . llght Phones: F. W. Weeks, 108-J3. Lady Assistant. Lyman Klutn who has been visit ing his nephew limine Mum fur n short Hum, h'ft tills nun u I UK fur lib) placor mine near Redding. I'M. , Aso .T. Cliltmook of ClrnnlH Viiss and V. Strlcker of SoiUtlu were guest; at the llutol Medford yesterday. G. I. Fisher of Suit Francisco, who is on a business trip to the valley was In tho city yesterday. A. 11. Ferguson and Hen F. Stewart of Portland were visiting tno mer chants In the city yesterday. C. Fletcher and wife of Montague and W. H. Dllley bf Weed, Cat., were guests at the lintel Holland yester day. ' E. A. Geary of Portland, who I spending a few days In the valley, was tn tho city yesterday. L. L, Lewis of A'ew York, who is looking over the valley for a few days, is a guest nt the Hotel Nash. J. E. Gates of San Francisco, ar rived In Medford yesterday to spen a few days looking over tbe valley. E. P. Anthny of Albany was business visitor .in the city yesterday, J. 1C. Carlton came in from th ranch near Wellen yesterday to at tend to some business lu the city. r BY THE PRESIDEN I -a It in. Jim. 8. iolwit!itnlH.ill his iihy-icuin's uilvice. 1'rv.siilent Wil son could nut he forveil to take full davs rest todiiv. Lute this'ni' tcrnoon lie walked with Mrs. Wilson to the heudiimirters of the Amerii'iiu mission where he hnd a shori confer ence. Durinir the walk the viresi itent was reeoanixed bv the crowd nmi returned their irreetintrs. The president sient n niiiet unil restful niurniuir. Jle saw no one of lUMiilv unci Ins only nr-ttvitv was some' dictation to his stcnonruidiers Mthoush the weather wnstfuir. the president did not no out to jiluv aolf. Sufferers from k.idnev trouble ex perience backache, rheumatic pains, aches in joints and muscles and other tortuous afflictions. E. W. Kltt, R '. D. 2, Box 9, Shorten, Ala., writes: I used Foley Kidney Pills as I was so restless over night with pains In my back and side. They did hie good and I truthfully say Foley Kidney PUIa is tbe medicine for kidney trouble." For sale by Medford Phar. macy. FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR LOVE TO END IN DIVORCE? 'A -ishi His ' Vvt 6 1 " Time and matrimony have proved to the Angler B. Dukes of . New York, Philadelphia. Nefrport. Palm Beach and all points fashionable, that 60 million dollars and the approval of society can't chain Cupid to their fireside, The-Dukes are about to be. di vorced. . - , .' Mrs. Duke, she that was Cor nelia BIddle, and Angler B., son of the tobacco king and heir to GO millions, were married in 1916, when the bride was 16-and just out of finishing school, ... INDIGESTION .The Si(?n of Mystery IffcnpenlnK PnKO" - ' Thill's., Krl., Sat.,' '!' 'Jan. 18-10-11, inmgIstkwJ fMMl 6 Beu-Ans X-ca-LS Hot water rd!!2W Sure Relief RELL-ANS L00K.Y FOLKS? IT' Here's the first t picture of Emperor Karl and Empress , ilia. former Austrian ' ruler. In exile In South Germany.) They weht "walking on a rainy day we be they miss the state carriages to which the Vienna populace used to feowtow. no I.OXDONT. Jan. 8. American roois were the lirst to Creak the limlenhurir line, necordins to the Daily News in its eomment torttiv on the report of Field Murshal llnis on the (ieratiini.s from tho end ot Anril list to the close of hostilities. 'I Ik- N'chs points out tluit.nt lelist the fir-t mention of n break through contained in the field marshal's report wnsin the x-ourse of his description of tin dnv's work on September '20, in which he wrote: . i , .,- Xorlh of nellcnulisef. the :!Utli Americun division, Mnior.Oeiieral K. M. Lewis. hnvin,..hrokeif (hrouuli the ieep defenses of the lliiiclcnhiirtr line. stormed Bellmcourt and seized Naii roy. (In their left the 27lx Amcrieun livision Jlaior General O'Uvan. met with very heavy enfilading imieli:ne un fire hut pressed on with treat mil- nnlrv as far ns Jouv. where a hitter truuirle took place for the possession lit the villaire. Tho fiirhtiiitr on the whole front of the Second American eonw was" severe, and in llclliu- ourt. Nonrov. Oillcniont fanit nn a umber of other points, amid I lie in- ricuto defenses of the 1 1 iniK-riliurir ne. stronsr bodies of. the encmv held out with isreut ohsliiincv for inanv ours. .. "These points of resistance were rndtiallv overcome, either by the sup port troops of tho Amcrieun divis ions, or hv the Tith ami ,'lnl Anstviir linn divisions." With Medford trade Is Medford made HINOENBURG HiJF MADGE KENNEDY and TOM MOORE I 1 I "The KINGDOM . J of YOUTH";,-?; Tho atoiy -.'of a, novftr eliding U.otioyinpiii. I KARL AND ZITA A1- V--TV ' "T -t i M ACES 10 FOlNO.A BF COl.r.MlirS, Ohio. ,lnn. fi.-Wasli-ineluii inlvii cs. rci-civiil here tmlav j sav llmt Cuiilain Kdwnril V. liii-k'n-lit clu r and seven iitlicr American '"'' w'"' 'mv' ''ilhcr reached home or ii iv on incir way, nave oein eallxl home hv the uovcruiiu-nt lo fouiiil a llvintr schiiol v.hieh wiil rank with West I'oi.-it militii;v academv aim Annapolis naval ueiiilemv. Other aviators mentioned an. .Ma jor William K. Thaw. Ciuitain Sun ford Hiddle and Licutcnani Tolim. who are ulreadv in the foiled Sintc. COni.KXZ. Moiidny. Jan. C (By Assoiluled Pre.is.) Ten million marks arrived hero from Berlin to day by special train, this sum lielng tho first payment by tho Herman government of the 2'i.OOO.ono murks duo Jn January for the expenses of the American army of occupation. The arrival of today's shipment makes a total of f, 4.0(10,000 niorks which has been turned over to the American authorities for tho current expanses of the occupying forces. We Are Pleased to Give i You n Household l-'ii,. rtintaluliix a compartment for each month's hills, and n Simple rorni ti keep a run of your Mienve. 4ne file with a fifty-cent pur-!iiisc. Ask for one. Heaths Drug Store Phone 884 " The San Tox Store I I rjM:: ; Scenes by Bruce , " EXTENDED SCALE WASHINGTON", .Ian. 8. Iload building on mi liiloimlvo scnln Is poet(l by Kovernmeht official III l year, ftttllmntr by tlui liufeim of public loads and rural pnglncerlin; Itidlculc u mliiliuuiiiiiiiillliirn on liluhwiiy of tnnn.uon.nuu. Deferred coiiHlruc Hon and the Imiirovemonl of oxiiIuk ruuilH su that groatcr uxti uuiy Ixi miule of tho panel' pout ilmn lire expected to swell tint toiul exiiiuidl lures of the pOHt-war''periiil lo l, OOD.OOO.OUtl. Ihiflnito rstlmntes of auuiunlH lo he speut (III year lucliiilo Ihu (ullnw- U,: - I . : , Iowa $lii.i74,n0. . 'I'lotas ISO.iMin.OilO. , . 'Nobrtuikii $ l.flfi7,lM. North imltntn oou.oon. : Wyoming Jiluil.uiiO. ; Colorado :l,iUH!,0i)0. California f 2U,oui),l)oU. ArUonn '.Hmi,ooiI. Nevada i.l tS.xno. Idaho $ l.iluil.lluo. AFTER SUFFERING A WHOLE YEAR Mrs. King Was Made Well by Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound. Io!, Kansas. " I was a constant iuf ferer from femnlo trouble for about a vcar. I hod pains in hark and stomach, in fact all over me, and was nil rundown. A friend of mine was cured of tho rams trouble by I.ydla K, I'iiiklmm'n vuela ble Compound. I took It and It favo mo health and strnf;th and made woman of me. annot praise vour Vcftctnlilo Compound toohlghly.andyou may publUli my testimonial as it may be tho mruns of helninir x.mo other milY-riiiR woman. "-Mrs. Ir.KNR Kino, 105 Wos". Campbell Street, Iula, Kansns. . The rrcnt nnmrw r of unsolicited t. timonluis on filo i.t ton I'lnklmm l ab oratory, many of which aro ironi timo to time puhlinhed by nrrinission, aro proof of thevuluoof LyitinK. Flnkhnm's Vcgutable Comounilt ill tho treatment of iomule ills. Every alllnif woman in tho United States Is cnnlinllv invited to write to tho Lydia E. fihkhnm -Medicine Co. (eonfliicntial), I.ynn, Mass., for special advice, it is free, ready tn bring yos health and may save ycur life. TONIGHT RIALTO TRAVEL SERIES '"Where the Clouds Come From', RIALTO COMEDY SERIES "Love and Goklbricks Laughs by Christie TomorroW m 1 lav r 21 mm 'its. v iJancw w Originality! IMPEGIALES MOUTIIP1CCD , CIGACtTTES , tlofino it.Tlicro Id no Mriul of tobacco so impci-iiil in (futility ' ho liHliiigiiiHli(i(l IVom ull olliora. It chal lcngt'8 imitalioii. Peace Irobleifis THE Reconstruction Period lirinas us (a-e to face with tliess tasks: 1 Car:!:r. fT tins liomecom? Inu Su!il;'crt. 2 neatliustlna Busings. 3 Dive!oiiim our Resour ces. -Ct rours'Von rran count mi First fliitlonul Co-opera-tlon. Win. C. Tfllt. President. FSMT SOMETHING NEW The Liberty Repair Shop Expert Mclirnlcrtl Ronulnnu -KEY FITTING. .. TyiicwrittTs, riuinorapliM ( inns, iiikI titc, niitdt' like now. (.'oiiic in. (let nciitiiiintcd. 22 South Grape Street. (lOnil Sl'I DS ill , ifl.(M) per HID AI'STHAMAN HHOWN (IN'IONH ..() ncr lUO - For Hulu Ilv -' Monarch Seed St Feed Co. MEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND REPAIR SHOP Also intent for FuirhitukH nnl Morxo KnicinvM. , 17 Snutli RIvKrsllle. WESTON'S'- Camera Shop the Only Exclusive - -' OoniiiK'i'eiiil Photographer in Sontliorn, Oregon. Jegntivcn inncle nhy time 01' placo by njipointlncnt. I'liono 147-J. - ..' WVJl dotlisrest. ' J. B. PALMER Medford. , ; ' ' im I'nst Alain Street. ; iliwi PATIOIlALj WtV MROFORD.