Medford mail tribune., January 10, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

r PXCIE SIX
MrcmrmT) matt; tt?ith?nfr mrdvow.
OliKClrtNT. FKTDAY, .TANTTAHY 10. ijmji
HARRY ACKLEY
OF C
KILLED IN ACTION
. Concerning the death of Private
Harry Ackley, formerly of C company
Third Oregon Infantry, who was well
known In Medford thru the company
having been stationed hero on guard
duty In the early part of the war, and
whoso sister Is Mrs. D. O. Frederick
of 601 North Grape street, and broth
er la Lee Acklcy of the Medford Auto
Top Co., tho following letters are of
interest; the first from the Red
Cross:
My Dear Mrs. Frederick: Your let
ter of October 21st addressed to the
captain Bf Co. I, 128th Infantry, has
been turned over to us for attention
and we shall do our ustmost to get
all possible dotails of tho death of
your dear brother. Private Harry
Ackley.' The commanding officer of
company I, 128th Infantry has sent
1 us a report as per attached copy, and
we will advise you Immediately It
any further details come in. v
With assurance, of our deep sym
pathy in the death of your brother,
. we are yours sincerely.
Home Communication Secretary.
: From Co. 1, 128th . Infantry, to
American Ked Cross.
'' - 'Private Harry Ackley was killed
by machine gun fire near Jurlgny on
the Solssons front, iept. 1st, 1918.
He was lying near his commanding
officer at the time, waiting orders to
advance.
Thanking you for your attention to
the enclosed letter,
Hdq. Co. I, 128th Infantay.
A
:iTO(tK id
IHE ACE OF ACES
WASHINGTON'. Jan. 10 Captain
Edward V. Rickenbacker of Colum
bns. Ohio, famous as an automobile
driver, was the premier "nee" of the
American air forces in France, having
26 enemv planes to his credit. An
officinl report received todav at the
war department showed that there
were 63 "aces" men downing five or
more enemv machines in the Ameri
can armv when the war ended.
. First Lieutenant Frank Luke, Jr.,
of Phoenix, Ariz., who was killed in
act on, was second on the list of
. 'aces'' with 18 victories to his credit
and Motor Voctor Raoul Lufbery of
Wallineford. Conn., . who was also
killed in action was third with 17
victories. Before ioininsr the Amer
ican armv Muior Lufberrv was a
member of the laFavette Escordrille.
IS
BETRAYED BY
News of a new wrinkle bolng work
ed by professional bootleggers was
brought to Medford yesterday by
Special Agent Kodgers of the South
ern Pacific railroad, who was In the
city on business. As a result the po
lio of Medford and most other Ore
gon cities will be suspicious of all
men wearing big raincoats or over
coats hereafter.
Last Tuesday a bootleRger from
Hornbrook arrived In Roseburg with
24 bottles of whiskey fitted in pock
ets of a large belt worn around his
waist outside his undercoat. The
belt and contents were concealed by
his largo raincoat.
The man was just beginning to do
a good business when in putting one
of the bottles back into the bolt hur
riedly as an officer turned the cor
ner, he put it in upside down. In a
second or so liquor from the bottle
leaked out and ran down tho outside
of his trousers. The sight and smelt
of. the flowing booio attracted the
attention of the officer who Bearched
the suspected man and discovered
the loaded belt still containing IS
halt pint bottles of whisky. The boot
legger was arrested.
Mrs. L. Mortensen arrived In the
city Thursday to attend the funeral
of Ed Hutchlns whose remains were
brought from Dunsmutr for burial
here. He had an attack of the flu in
the early part of the winter and had
hardly regained' strength enough to
withstand a second attack.
There have been seven cases ot flu
reported this week, two the first part
of the week, two Wednesday, one ot
which was a traveling man who was
sick when he arrived from Klamath
Falls and three yesterday, but two
of these were in a family that had it.
If it begins to increase again, it is
probable that masks will have to be
used again, so it is up to the citizens
to see that every case is reported so
that they can be quarantined.
Attorney Herbert K. Hanna of
Jacksonville, has taken over the of
fice and practice of C. M. Thomas,
until the latter returns from the leg
islative . session. . Senator Thomas
leaves for Portland tonight to attend
the reconstruction and irrigation con
ventions from where he will go to
Salem as the legislature convenes
next Monday for forty days. Mr.
Hanna plans to locate permanently
in Medford when Senator Thomas re
turns from the legislative session.
A large delegation from Medford
appeared, representing the county
fair board and the special Commer-
COURT HOUSE REP0R1
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave.
- Real Kstata Transfers
Mabel Whitney Babson et vlr
. to Clara Ripley Smith, land
In D. L. C. 45, twp. 37, 2 W
Leslie W. Stansell to Mary J. '
. Grid ley, house and lot in :
.. Ashland
Leo B. Sander et ux to Joseph
H. Sander et ux, land In
, Jackson county ,.
Henry B. Sander ct ux to Leo
. B. Sander et ux, right of
'. way in Ashland .
10.00
40.00
10.00
1.00
STRENGTH FOR
YOUNG MOTHERS
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
. etable Compound Restores
Health and Strength.
NO PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS
(Continued from page one.)
Grave creek hills have been eliminated
and .will be macadamized this vear
and the paving laid from Grants Pass
to. the Jackson countv line. ,
There is some development work to
be done yet in vour countv between
Medford and the Josephine countv
line in the wav of new location and a
permanent concrete structure over the
river. These matters will be threshed
out in the near future nno we would
appreciate vour views on these mas
ters. '
Tho plans of the department at.
this time on the Siskivous call for
a resurfnems of tho heavy macadam
base we laid a vear aero on the south
side of the slope and a widening of
the present maeudnin ns far as the
north end of the pavement to 16 feet,
and a resurfaeine with travel, also a
halt viaduct where the heavy slide
has occurred near Bear canyon.
,' Funds Available
:, The funds now available in vour
county ure us follows: :.,
Pttvmir .; , $ 02.500
Gruveliiiir on Siskivous 50,000
Grading on Green Springs
mountain road ...i....... 25,000
Forest lunds between Med
ford and Crater Lake 72.372
Lansing, Mich "After the birth of
my child I was not able to stend on my
i t . T t.
I could not get up. i
x suuereu euca pains
in my back I could
not work or hardly
take caro of my
baby. One of my
neighbors recom
mended Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound. I
took it and used
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Sanative Wash, and
I got better right away and was soon a
new woman and could work hard, and I
can recommend these remedies to other
young mothers who are weak end ailing
as I was." Mrs. Ora 0. Bowers, 621
S. Hosmer Street, Lansing, Mich.
Women who are In Mrs. Bowers' con
dition should not continue to suffer from
weakness and pain but profit from her
experience ana give this famous root
and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, a trial.
For suggestions In regard to your
condition write Lydia E. Pinkham Med
icine Co., Lynn, M ass. The resultof their
40 years experience is at your service.
.' Grand total availalleJf23f.872
-. .; Moneys which have been expended
bnd( r the present commission are as
follows ; : j. ' . ; .
feixkivoa Mountain: l$oG.252
Paving Ashland 15.008
V The present commission lias ex
pended and set aside funds in Jnric
son e-untv now totalling .312,032.
We will ho pleased to furnish vou
town, adilitionnlv information which
VOii may rcmicst. - Kesrii-cU ullv vonrs,
v UKR-KKKT KUNN. v
.. . Slate Highway Jinguicor,
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets are
' a Harmless Substitute.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the substi
tute for calomel are a mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. They are the result
of Dr. Edwards' determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with calomel.
His efforts to banish it brought out these
little olive-colored tablets. 1
These pleasant little tablets do the good
that calomel does, but have no bed after
effects. They don't injure the teeth like
strong liquids or calomel. They take hold
of the trouble and ouickly correct it Why
cure the liver at the expense of the teeth?
Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the
gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not
to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets take its place .
Most headaches, "dullness" and that
lazy feeling cono from cciist'pation and
a disordered liver. Toko Dr. Edwardj'
Olive Tablets when you ieel "loggy" and
"heavy." Note how they "clear" clouded
brain and how they "perk up" the spirits.
10c and 25c a box. All druggist ,
elal clnb cominltteo on new county
fatr site, apnea red before Uie county
court this forenoon. In an endeavor
to porsuado that body to purchase
land for a now county fair site Tho
members of the court promised to
look into the question tiiuroly after
hearing the arguments. Among those
on tho Commercial club committee
wore Messrs. II 111, Andrews, McDon
ald, Wakefield and Trelchler. Those
members ot tho county fair board
present were .Messrs. Cnrkln, Wal
thcr, Talt, (luddta, Anderson nud
Lowe. v .- - '
The C. B. Ilnnoy ranch ot 50- acres
across Hear creek from Talent, and
the hay, grain and livestock of the
ranch have boeu sold to Sidney T.
Parks, of Roseuerry, Idaho, who will
take immediate possession.
Dr. H. P. Hargrove, physician.
Rooms 409-410 Carnett-Corey Bldg..
phone 230. tf
Wolborn Moeson came In from the
ranch near, Talent yesterday to at
tend to somo business in Medford.
Nice supply of fish, truits and veg.
etables, fancy cheese and dainties.
Medford Fish Market. , 247
O. A. Nichols, Harry Tj Xebergall
and D. V. Hellman of Portland woro
business visitors In the city Thursday.
Senator C, M'. Thmnna leaves to
night for Salem to attend the legisla
tive session.
Miss Nova Lounstmry has roturued
from a visit to San KruncUco and
reports Infhiensa conditions In the
Ray cltli's critical and growing worse.
Hundreds of new cases aro dally re
ported and scores of deaths,
: Dr. J. P. Hoddy, whose hoaia Is In
Medrord. whoso office Is In tlrunts
Pass, and who operates In California,
is In the city on business. Df . Reddy
Is particularly Interested In tho
chrome Industry, which he says Is
now lu a bad way, as oporators havo
largo quuutltles ou hand and no
market. Wlieu tho war ended tho
bottom droppotP out ot tho market
because of failure to intollluuutlv
provide for this now industry by the
govornmont. Portland Orcgoninn.
Today's casualty. list contained the
announcement ot the death from
wounds of Private James jr. Beery of
Jacksonville. Soma time ago his re),
atlves received -information that ho
was wounded.
In accordance with Instructions
Issued by Mr. Marls, state loader of
county ugents, C. C. Cate loft last
night to attond tho reconstruction
and Irrigation conventions at Portland.
.1. W. Piultt of rural route No, 3,
wus a Medford visitor Friday,
Nush Hotel, itpeclal rates, week
or month. Btunui heat. 2tl?
Last night and early ViIb morulim
were rather sturmy. The wind iiro.io
but ween It) and 11 p, in. and grad
ually contliiuol until nt 8 . m. It for
a time runcliud tho proportions ot a
forty mile an hour gale. Haiti bemui
fulling about S a. in. and bids tali- tu
continue for several days. Tho pre
diction ot this morning war. tor ralu
tonight and Saturday. The minimum
temperature of this morning wur tho
highest for several weeks, 45 degrous
ii liovo, and yesterday's maximum was
54 degrees.
Morton 11. Del.ong, E, C. Onlrk
and H. V. Frame of Portland, wore
visiting with tho merchants In Mod
ford Thursday.
'He
S 6 BCLL-ANS
iipXF Hot water
Zt Sure Relief
RELL-ANS
wfOR INDIGESTION
When the Skin Seems Ablaze
With Itching and Burning
Thcro'ii just one thinir to do.
1( your l(iu seems nulaze with the
n ......:....T I ..t l.
Il.-Ijr U11IIIIIIK llllll IlllllllK Ul K.IZUT1IU,
real and lasting relict can only
come from treatment that goes be
low the surface that rcacho down
to the very nource of the trouble.
So-called Mkin-disctnitoa conic from
a disordered condition of the blood,
and search far and near, and you
cannot find a blood remedy that up
prouchus S. S, S. fur real elllc.loucy.
the proper treatment Is through llm
blood.
S. S. S. has heen on the market for
fifty yours, (luring which time it (tat
been giving uniform nutlnfaetlou for
all maimer of blood illnordcri, If
you want prompt and laxtlng relief,
you can rely upon S, S, S. r'or ex
pert advice an to the treatment of
your own Individual cunc, write to
day to Chief Mcdlcul Advlner, Swift
Specific Co., Dept. C'i Atlanta, Uu,
SQUIBBS CHEMICALS
Tanlac UMHtMnJ Vinol
10
to
PHARMACYJ
PENSILAR REMEDIES
40c GINGHAMS 29c
2,000 yds fine Dress Ging
hams, all new patterns.
Cheap at 40c. This QQp
sale, yard .................. uv
40c PERCALES 29c
2,000 yards best quality 36
inch Percale. Ohoap QQA
at 40c. This sale, yd.-.C
TheWoman's Store
14-22 NORTH CENTRAL
MEDFORD, OREGON.
35c MUSLIN 28c
Fine quality .'Mi in. Hleneh
ed Muslin. Cheap today,
at 3n. This
sale, yard.... Ot
25o CALICOES 15c
2,000 yards best quality
Press I'rintS in all colors.
'honp at For i CJa
this sale.'yard ,lPv
Take Advantage of This Great
Bargain Occasion
THIS SALE is prompted by the necessity of reducing all stocks of Winter Goods
Seasonable Merchandise is now offered at substantially less than its real worth
Ol 11 T 1 4 1 . - i
onouid lake Advantage or it oaturday
Desirable and
-Evryone
SHOP
EARLY
IN THE
DAY
OPEN
SAT 'DAY
8 A.M.
CLOSED
AT 8:30.
P. M.
All Ready - to - Wear Garments
Must Be Sold At Orice Some
Wonderful Bargains Saturday
SUITS AT HALF PRICE .
$25.00 Wintesuits..:..:..$12.50
$35.00 Winter Suits........$17.50
$45.00 Winter Suits..;...22.50
$60.00 Winter Suits...,....$30.00
10 per cent off Silk Petticoats.
WINTER COATS REDUCED ;
$18.00 Winter Coats ...$13.50
$25.00 Winter Coats $19.98
$35.00 Winter Coats........$27.50
$50.00 Whiter Coats $37.50
All Furs Reduced.
WAISTS. . WAISTS $5.00 $8.00
Worth"' Worth WAISTS .. WAISTS
$.1.50 i" N ' $2.50 Now Now
now $1.00 now $2.00 $3.69 $5.45
Clearance Sale of Winter Dress Goods.
The Following Items Show How Earnestly
We Have Gone About the Work of Stock Reducing
3,000 yards of Fancy Plaids and
CUieeks, all Rood styles. . Cheap at
.75c. January Clearance Afir
Sale, yard ............"0l
36 inch Wool Serge, all good col
ors. Cheap today at $1.25. TTQp
Hale price, yard ' '
Cdcln r.ud Ends of Heavy Coat
ings, 54 to 58 inches wide. Val
ues up to $4.00. OA
This sale, yard 07
Dress Batin Imperial, -fluarati-teed
four seasons. 1tfl
Now, yard J
'Mi iiK-h Tarfeta Silk in good col
ors. Cheap at $12.00. On CI CQ
sale at, vard plJs
.16 ii rh Silk Poidin, comes in a
good line colors. Choaptt 1 1 A
at $1.50. This sale, yd.... lv
500 yards Fancy Silks in plaids
and stripes. Cheap at tf 1 QQ
$2.50. ' This sale, yard . ..f I"0
Best fjualitv Georgette ff 1 AO
Crepe at, yard........
10 per cent off Wool Dress Goods.
Nothing Reserved.
' BLANKETS
Good size Cotton Blank
ets. Cheap at $2.50tf1 AO
This sale, pair PJN0
Wool Finish . Blankets,
Comos in fancy plaids and
tans. Cheap at ., CI AO
$5. This sale, pair P J0
Full size Wool Blankets.
' Cheap today at tf 7 Ifi
$9. . This sale, pairV.M 0
Comforters filled wi th
pood clean cotton, ff AO
Special ..........I..,
$1.13
' . UNDERWEAR
W'oniep's fine grade fleer
ed lined' Union Suits.
Cheap today at
i $1.50. Sale price
Children 8 Vests and
Pants, fleced lined. Regu
lar price 75c. fjf
This sale, each ....OJt
Clidren's Fleeced Lined
Union Suits, all sizes; real
$1.50 values. Now ff 15
each "Pi J
10 per cent off on Under
wear. -
, HOSIERY
Women's Fancy Fiber Silk
Ilose. Cheap at 69c. 4Qf
For this sale, pair ... v
Children's fast black Hose,
25c grade, now 1 Cr
pair ,
Women's fine Lisle Hose,
all colors. Cheap today at
65e. This sale, " th
pair
$1.50 Silk Hose......$1.25
10 per cent off on Hosiery.
TOWELS
Good quality Bath Towels.
Cheap at 18c. lOlr
This sale 2t
Good size Huck Towels,
heavv ouality. Cheap at
15C
25c. For tli is
sale, each
1 case 'large size . Uncle
Towels, cheap at f)f)C'
30c. Thissale
Large size Turkish Towels,
heavy quality, cheap Or
nt 35c, now
TISSUE CLOTH
in flesh and white,' 36 iu.
tvide. Suitable for fine un
derwear. 35c value.
Sale price, yard 6JL
COTTON BATS
72x90, enough "Cor full siz
ed 'comforter. Cheap at
$1.00. For Ibis 7Qf
sale, each ,...'.;;.:.,..! 7w
. SHEETING
9-4 Bleiiclufd' Sterling
Sheeting. ' 65c val- AO
ues, now, yard , "y
SILK DRESSES
About .' 15 ...good i.stylc. Silk'
Dresses, .hewhis season, up
$9.98
to $1.5.00 values
Saturday
MANY MORE BARGAINS NOT ADVERTISED
; WOOL DRESSES
15 beautiful' new All ; Wool
Serge Dresses, every one cheap
at $25.00. On sale CIA AO
Saturday. .vJl770