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IOC ALAND
J- PERSONAL
: Mucli' InloreBt' attaches 1o the
jniifltlnK. of Uio BChool board tonight
at which a plan will he adopted for
the making up of time lost In the
schools during the flu vacations. Any
patrons of the schools with views on
the mibject are Invited to attend hy
the 'I'arent-Teacher council. A vote
was taken by the high school body
yesterday as to favoring the plan
suggested by ; the principals and'
teachers, which was published in last
Saturday's Mail Trlbnue, and all the
students except two lower classmen
voted in favor of it.
Kxpert repair men at Pruitt-Hltts-oon
Auto Co. ' ' , . ' S53
The third installment payment on
the last liberty loan will be due at
the banks tomorrow, Jan. 18.
Guaranteed brake lining for all
cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. ,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E,. Hubbard, and
son Henry '( who have been Jthe
guests of their former neighbors of
that town, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ja
cobs, left for Los Angeles today
where they will spend the remainder
of the winter- ',.' ' .
Try a Merchants Lunch at the
Paris Cafe. 250
It did not take the weather pre
diction of this morning to realise
that rain was due tonight and tomor
row, for everyone knew that that
strong southeast wind would .bring
rain: ' The wind" arose strong about
r a. m. and maintained an average
of 25 miles an hour for several hours
and several times reached a 30-mlles
an hour gait. The lowest tempera
ture of this morning was 30 degrees
above. '.,' 1 '
Party wishing to engage In general
farming and stock raising wishes to
exchange some small well improved
places near Medford for ranch' suit
able for such purposes. Have a num
ber of excellent bargains in homes
'and improved tracts, in and near
Medford. List your property with
L. L. Cathcart, 213 Garnett-Corey
Bldg. . . .; ."
Berry McColllns of Medford, is the
guest of H. G. King of North Bend
fpr a few days. Coos Bay Times.
Shoe sale 21 N. Central. "'' 256
The flag over the federal building
will continue to fly at half mast out
of respect to the memory of Former
President Roosevelt for 30 days fol
lowing his death. on January 6th.
This is In accordance with President
Wilson's proclamation. -:
Windshield glasses for all cars. C.
E. Gates Auto Co. ' ,
.Tjie flu epidemic at Grants Pass
has. again reached such a serious
state that the city authorities have
established a strict quarantine on
homes where there are flu cases,
and have passed legislation providing
for a 1 1 00 fine for any member of a
family! who violates the quarantine.
This news was brought to the city to
day by A. B. Cornell. . '
Try a Merchants Lunch, at the
Paris Cafe. ; - - 250
Del Xorte county In California
must be having fine winter weather
along the sea coast, as witness the
following Item in the Crescent CHy
Courier: "Brush fires south of Requa
were raging for several days this
week. - This -Is remarkable for Jan
uary," V" .- ''
The Prultt-Hittson Auto Co. has
three expert repair men and do re
pairing for all makes of cars. 253
"That's the first genuine tramp
I've seen this year," said Night Pa
trolman Garrett at 7:30 a. m. today,
pointing to an old man carrying a
blanket roll and tin can and walking
south on the tracks past the, depot.
"Are! you going to keep on going?"
anke,d the officer in hailing the tour
ist. , "Yes, if they'll let me," was the
reply, and he kept on going. :
Lost, between Medford and Grants
Pass on Pacific Highway, a . used
Goodyear tire on rim, 34x4. Finder
kindly phone 662-J, Medford. F. M.
Calkins. - . , . 250
Keiative to the big majority of
dentists, of Salem having voluntarily
closed their offices until the flu epi
demic there Is under control the fol
lowing advertisement published in a
. Sulera newspaper is of Interest in
Medford: ."Relax and rest in a dental
chair. Dr. Hartley fills and extracts
teeth without pain and corrects dis
eased igums." This is the same Dr.
C. Hartley whp for a time practiced
in Medford ' and took such a prom
inent part in opposition to the estab
lishment of the public "health nurse
in the schools. He also several.tlmes
gave street lectures on dentistry Sat
urday nights.
For iXu-Bone corsets see Mrs. Paul
Hansen..' Phone 585-H. 267
Mrs. S. D. Biden and Mrs. O. H,
Good, who have been visiting Mrs. S,
D. Birlen's son, Ernest Biden, return
ed to Medford today after spending a
few months here. Coob Bay Times.
Guaranteed piston rings for all
caw.'-. C E. Gates Auto Co.
George Holmes arrived last even-
- ing from Camp Cody, Doming, Nl. M,
on n fifteen days furlough to visit
with his folks, Mr. and'Mrs. Wm
Holmes on Griffin creek.
try a Merchants Lunch at the
Purls Cafe. 250
Richard Jloffnian of Applegate,
left Monday for Sacramento whoro
be will he employed as foreman on a
lurae ranch. '
. You can drink a pint of cider tor
a nickel at DeVoe's. , .
E. W. Wilson came up from Rogue
Rlyer this morulug to spend the day
with friends In the city.
Auto repairing all kinds. Fruit t
Hlttson Auto Co. 233
Mrs. Chester Ellsworth who !hs
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
A. L. Loomts for some time, left to
day for her home at Long Beach, Cal.
Guaranteed springs for all cars
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
George Lyman came In from the
ranch near Gold Hill today to attend
to some business iu the city. He
does not come to Medford very often
this winter on account of the bad
road' over tbe Blackwell hill.
We are paying for A-grade butter
fat delivered in Portland 73c per lb.
Ship your cream direct and get more
money. Mutual Creamery Co., B. F.
Skillman. solicitor.' 250
Miss E. McKee and Miss Muriel
McKee of San Francisco, were visit
ing friends in the city the first of the
week.-' ''-:; '-.-'
Shoe sale 21 X. Central. 256
U. M. Williamson of Portland, is
in the city for a few days ou bus
iness. ' Join the now classes at the Med
ford Business college, forming dur
ing the month of January, 1919.
Large, commodious, comfortable
rooms just inspected by a member
of the health committee ot the city
of Medford and pronounced sanitary
and free from danger of Infection
from contagious diseases. Re-opened
by permission ot the mayor and
health officer ot the city after care
ful Investigation. . 2 60-
J. W. Berrlan who has been visit
ing home for a few days returned to
Butte Falls today.
Guaranteed spark pings for all
cars" C.'E. Gates Auto Co.
Carl Glasgow and wife were in
from the farm near Talent yesterday
to do some trading and visit with
friends.
Malted milk 50c lb. DeVoe's.
T. D. Singleton, farmer near Eagle
Point, was in the city Monday. He
had a good alfalfa hay crop last year
and is selling It at $23.00 per ton to
sheep men that are feeding it on the
ranch.-
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
Ira Dunlap who used to work at
the blacksmith trade here and at
Phoenix, but for the last twelve
years has been living on' his home
stead on Trail creek, was doing bus
iness in the city Monday.
... Shoes at cost : 10 South Central.
Harry Ling and wife left this mor
ning for Yreka where he will work
at his trade, contracting and paint
ing. . - . .
j Daily's Taxi. Dodge cars. Phone 15.
Judge Wm. Storey and wife of Salt
Lake City, who have been visiting
their daughfer. Mrs. C. S. Newhall
since the first of December, left for
Los Angeles Monday.
Whipping cream at De Voe's. ,
W. W. Winningbam who has been
visiting his home on Applegate, left
today for Klamath Falls to work In a
butcher shop. He finished a course
in blacksmithing while attending the
S. A. T. C. at Corvallis. He says that
up to date his father, Mark Winning
ham, has killed eleven bear.
For fire insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track.
D. R. Wood & Co.
Ensign Walter Bowne, who since
tlie outbreak of the war, has been in
tbe submarine chaser service of the
United States navy, arrives with
family Wednesday to occupy their
fine'nome north of Jacksonville.
Handicraft Shop for hemstitching
and pecoting at 10c per yard.
C. Carlson of Rural route one, was
a Medford' visitor Tuesday.
Shoe sale 21 N. Central. : 256
The public schools made a fine
showing under existing conditions
with an average of over SO per cent
In attendance last Saturday, which
was the first holiday in which the
schools were in session to make up
time lost thru the flu vacations. The
attendance by grade schools follows:
Lincoln, 84.9; . Roosevelt, . I
Washington, 79.3, and Jackson, 72.5
per cent. The average of the high
school was above 90 per cent.
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. . Doug
las, 201 S. Riverside, Phone 162-J. '
The one day's conference of the
Oregon Congress of Mothers and the
Parent Teacher association is being
held today at the girls polytechnic
school In Portland. This conference
Is taking the place of the annual con
vention to have been held In Medford
in October but postponed on account
of war conditions.
Get your milk, cream, butter and
buttermilk at DeVoe's.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE For sand, gravel, sedi
ment or garden plowing phone
D12-J. ' 276
FOUND At 325 East Jackson street
bicycle. See Chief ot Police. 250
WEEKS McGrOWAflT VO
UNDERTAKER '
... Day Phone: Pacific 227. . :.
Night Phoneat F. W. Weeks, lU5-ja
Lady Assistant.
MEIWOTCT. UtAir; TRIBUNE.
HERE'S MARSHAL PETAIN RECEIVING HIS BATON FROM P0INCARE IN
REDEEMED METZ '
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MlMWHM. JCrVNC I I T'lCLD ASHAU HAHi.'l Hf HHU.' CJtl.1.1 AH , HAU.tR L : , - . ; i,
f r-Mr.C- i I tmfAr Bwrorr. I -Btt-ciuM .B I voictoom- - -. ;, -j
I ; gXf?. 1
First picture ot the French military ceremony In re-won Mott. when President Polncnre proionted tho
nmiiary oaion of a marshal of France 10 Geimni! Peiain. Poiucuro, hai off, is nantung mo Dntoii to tho
general, and-standing near are 'Papa" Marshal Joftre and Marshal Ferdinand Foch ot Franco. Ovnorul
"Black Jack" Pershing ot the American forces. General Sir Douglas Halg of tho British, Oonoral Gillian,
Belgian army. General Albrlcci, Italian army, and General Holler, Portuguoso forces.
Court Hull Is the happiest inau In
Medford today. He received a tele
gram Ibis morning from his son
Seely stating the order for his dis
charge had arrived and he would
leave San Diego at the end of the
week by auto for Medford. Seely
Hall intends to locate permanently
in Medford where he has formed' u
co-partnership with his father In the
Crater Lake Motor Co. '
See Treichler Pterson Inc., tor
tires, oils and auto accessories.
While the press associations have
not published a word yet about when
the 65th artillery is to sail for home
from France, andthe war depart
ment has not given out anything, the
Coos Bay Times of Murshtiekl last
Friday published the following: "A
cablegram received on the Bay yes
terday from boys of the 65th stated
that they were sailing from Brest for
the United States. This will bring
them into an Atlantic port early next
week. They Will probably be sent
west immediately to one of the Pa
cific coast camps, where demobiliza
tion will be effected. The news of
the nearness of the return ot the
65th in which are the majority of the
boys who left with tlfe 11th company
has started discussion in the city of
some means of celebrating their re-!
turn."
Dr. Heine. Garnett-Corey Bldg.
AV. V. Edlngton of Sams Valley
Is elated over topplug the market
prices in Portland last week In sell
ing his fine sheep and hogs. He re
ceived $17,-90 a hundred for bis hogs,
which was considerable above the
market price at that time.
DeVoe has a fine line of assorted
chocolates at 60c per pound. .
The high school is reviving its mu
sical activities as well as athletics.
The band and orchestra will meet
twice a week In rehearsal under the
Instruction of F. C. McRoynolds, head
of the commercial department, who
Is also a fine all around musician and
music, instructor.
You can always find something for
a quick lunch at DeVoe's. .
Mr. and Mrs. V. H- Morton of
Portland, were guests at the Hotel
Medford Monday.
Hemstitching, pecoting. All work
guaranteed. Variety Hat Shop. tf
Ceo. II. Sweet of Roseburg, who is
making a business trip over the val
ley, was In the city Monday.
Dr; H. P. Hargrave, physician.
Rooms 409-410 Carnett-Corey Bldg.,
phone 230. tf
. K. C. Quirk and John Fellman of
Portland, were business ' vIsitprB In
the city yesterday.
Xash Hotel. Special rates, week
or month. Steam heat. 267
-L. .'. Sallsenbarger came up from
Grants Pass Monday to attend to
some-business matters In the city.
It pays to save in the Building &
Loan, 429 M. F. & H. Bldg.
J. D. Glass and R. K. Reed of
Portland were visiting with the mer
chants in Medford Monday.
Coors Malted Milk at 115 West
Main. 1 '261
A. B. Fox came up from Portland
Monday to spend a few days In Med
ford and the valley on business.
Hemstitching and pecoting 5c yd.
Mrs. B. B. Haney. . 274
Geo. Anderson of Portland, was
attending to some business matters
In Medford Monday.
UK. KiCKEKT
eyes' bcxbntifioalli
TESTED, AXD CluS8E8 ,
PROPERLY FITTED
Sulto 1-U over May Co. " ' .
NO DROPS VSED
MEnFOBP. OliEflOy. TOKglVAY. jaxtUky ,
. A. F, Steanett ot the Mall Tribune
stuff, received telegraphic word this
morning ot the death ot his sister,
Mrs. Nettle Stennett at her home at
Atlantic, lowu, Monday . afternoon.
Mrs. Stennett who Is Bitrvtved by her
husband and tour children. Including
two sous in the army, visited her
brother and family here several years
ago.
Hot Ch(li 10 cents at 115 West
Main. 261
F. M. Carter of San Franclrco, was
visiting friends in the city Monday.
P. Thompson came up from Los
Angeles the first of the week to spend
a few days In Medford and vicinity
on business. ' . ..
City hemstitching and pecoting 5c
yd. Mrs. B. E. Haney.. , 271
E. J. Ellison arrived from San
Fraucisco Monday for a few duys
visit in Medford. .
M. Hill of Springfield, Ore., was a
business visitor in tho city Monday.
J. C. Still and Morton Daly of
Portland were in the city Monday on
business. '
Geo. 3. Barton arid B. F. S. Kill
man of Grants Pass.1. were In 'Medford
yesterday visiting friends. ."
-W. M.. Hunter arrived in Medford
Monday to spend a few days looking
over the county. . '
; J. V. Pomeroy of Williams, Ore.,
arrived In the city Monday for a few
days visit with friends.
A. Ij. Curr of Manchester, X. H.,
is a guest at the Hotel .asli for a few
days.
Ed Houston came down from' Trail
Monday for a tow days visit in Medford.
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I o ; i : Oil? j
'Kim yoiiv f-ar 1,(XX) niilos mi any oil pxcept Vocdtil. '
Draw off a small l)o1 t.l( of the ii.socl oil nnd let it sell lc.
.Then, try '.the same experiment with Vcedol.
You will find less than .1-10 the sediment in the Veednl thut you will find
What doeB this signify? .
. Simply that Veedol Hie only oil made by
motor' longer without breaking down.
Here is another test Tj-y Veedol against any other oil
Medford used 8,746 gallons of Veedol in 1!)18. '
' ' , .
f you are not using Veedol you are not getting the best.
YOUNG'S GARAGE
the
city for a tew days on business.
Win. DoKorest of Rogue River,
was attending to some business mat
ters In the city Monday.
i-.il Vincent or Central I'oliil, was
visiting friends in the city yesterday.
Welborn llecson of Tulent, was In
the city today for a few hours on
business. They hold an election In
that irrigation district today to elect
directors and ho hopes that they will
elect men thut will continue tho good
work.
There wns one new caso of flu re
ported yesterday, but no new ones
for two days boforo.
When tho afternoon train ciiino In
yostorduy there was a jolly crowd at
the depot to meet several of the boys
who were returning from oversea
and eastern camps. Those that came
wero ;W. J. ItelnklnK of Central
Point, who was In England with the
834th aero siiuadrou, Paul and Em
l.rcy Young, sonH of Goo. I). Young.
Embrey was seven months In Eng
laud with tho 1161st aero sniiiulron,
Paul wus In the const artillery ut
Camp Eustls, and Leslie Helms of
.Cedford. who was 4 months In Eng
land with the 92nd aoro squadron.
They wero all tho picture of health
and wero glad to get home, but were
disappointed that ,1 hoy did not get to
the front.
C. T. Peterson of Seattle Is In
Try the Sediment Test
DISTRJIUJTUI) BY
C; E. GATES AUTO
10m
SURPLUS OF LABOR
EN TWELVE STATES
WASHINGTON, .Ion. 1 1. - 'iillimt
alleiilimi t m'i''
ployuienl ol' iMiinmon Inlwr, rnW
to.lnv iron. NiUional I . .mini
Del'.'itst. hiiva llii' Hocrotnry ol ll"''
iukto nil lnl'. i'",ll v 11,1,1 ''l""",'
iMiiiiu-iU l v-vry olloil luiiui
I'imliiiir or rrt'iililijr iu'itkhuia -
..vineiil, Hi.vii.it it ih (.0HKil.li! j
ilnn!r .iint be lem'lu'il within
:itl diiv.
Wheivn-i ihero wiis iiiii'i...i.vn.'"'
in si'vvii Rlalw u wi'i'k Hu" ""
mil... juvrt. Iliis .uiiilitii.il now inevnlli.
in r--'t'nlil'.iiniii. t'l'loiwl... liliili".
Illiiuiix. liiilii.nii. I.""". JUfHiiiiri,
M.,i,i,.iin. Xilimnkii. Xorlh Ihikolii,
Drvuuii mill null.
RADICALS FAIL 10
CIltVAOO. Jitll.1 I. All ntleinpl ft
riulienls, illeluilinn MM'ililiMM Hint I.
W. W lo capture the labor tueetini: :
in behalf, of '1'. .1. Xloni.ey f t'alil'.i - J
uin, ri'sttlli'il in n.ui'li ilisnnler, '"it j
no renl violence, llii ul'terni.i.n. Allen
nun-ll noise nail eiml'ii-iou credential" j
were rei'ifeil In Ilium' wlw eiiiuc " j
M.culiMN ur ii.einberh uf llie I. W. W:
; t'reileiiliulH were reslrieleil In l'''-1
reneiiUttiYit uf trades uiiu.iw who
eniue by invitntiun. j
At tile heivlll ot' III'' truul.le sielik- j
ers were on (heir I'eel all over llie ball,
stirniiur u ll'i' ninU'i, lumlilini: over!
eliuii'H or ini.untiiiK tlii'iu, ileiui.iuliii
tu be heard.
IN 1100 TROOPS
MOW YORK. Jim. 14 Tho 1'lillud
Slules cruiser ll'jntliigton arrlvc.i
horn toiluy from llrent Willi 4 1 offi
cer uud 1700 men from the Ameri
can expeditionary forces. Thu troops
Included (ho headiimrters company
of llie IlUlh i-ou.it artillery brigade
and tho u7lh const artillery regiment
complelo. El:ht men of the navy
lersonili-1 also wero puwieiiKers.
THE INFLUENZA
Will ho kept under control If we coiiiliiun to laka the nojeaaury prs
eautloiis. The mmt Important In tin spraying of t lit tlirout uud
nose with e I'yrot or some other good Aiittneptlr. Wo have every
thing in that Hue.
Heakh's Drug' Store
Phone 884 . The San Tox Store
the Faulkner process resisls
anil see which turns black first.
WARSAW, Jim. 13, tlly A.ol.
iiIimI I'ri.HU.I lli.lnluwlnl (arena nm
euiiVKi'itlim oil Warsaw uver llneo
lli.ei. ot rnlli'i.ii.l. Thi. number of tin.
enemy l.i unknown, it In vtitliiinleil,
liiiwuvvr, 1 1." I tint HululiuvMii have
thirty lliotimnd .men. II Is feu rod
Unit Wiirouw Is In danger uf iuuilut
the (alu of Viluu,
MONTBVKDlA. Jim, H. The I'r
tiltiiuynn KovKi'iimi'iit bun dliu'luirK.'.l
nil (t.ri.lani.rs (rout tl.ti army in a
prvvt'Mlvn uicniiiiro luiiiliinl tho Mux
tiuiillNt uiovemuiit. Thu pull.e mi
iioum'i. thai tbu fiitlru 4il iiiuu'ibern
ot tho 'Venter of rillluie" whir h li.n
been illriH'llnii I lie soviet inoveiuir.it
have been irtteil. i
A New
Hot Lunch
at
Crowson's
Wo haro nrraniteil n
number of tnty mid
plenoliiK roinblnalli.il
luni-lieons from willed
ID i-hoote. Wo urn
featuring hot blurulU
r.-:;!i nearly all ol
them.
Kntt Mi.ln
1 .
in any other oil.
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the heat of vour
Of
BARNUM'S GARAGE
CO.
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