Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 11, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextV PAflTC TWO MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", TUESDAY, FRRRTTARY 11, IfllO IOCAL AND PERSONAL A suit case containing twolve ltmrts of whisky which was taken from the north bound passonger train lust evening Is now in the hands of tihorlrf Terrell awaiting a claimant When Speed Cop McDonald boarded the train at the depot on Its arrival and spotted the tell-tale suitcase everyone la the car of couise diS' claimed ownership and it was promptly confiscated. The suit case was found to be llnod with chloride of lime, so that in case one or more of the bottles were broken the chem ical action of the lime would destroy the odor of the whiskey and make it impossible to tell what the fluid was T.tthla water at De Voe's. " Tho stormy weather has been bro ken up or is about to break up as the weather bureau prediction of this morning foretold fair weather for to night and Wednesday. During lost night .09' more rain fell, making the total rainfall since last Saturday morning 1.11 inches. Alco Tax!. Phone 73. Dr. and Airs. J. J. Emmens were expected home this afternoon from their visit at Portland since Sunday ' Dr. H. P. Hargrave, physician Rooms 409-410 Garnet t-Coroy Bids., phone 230. . tf 'At the school board meeting to bo held this evening it is expected that .a permanent plan will be adopted for the rest of the school year to make up the time lost in the flu vacations, and that this plan "will probably be the one proposed by Superintendent Davenport, with which the public is already familiar. . Guaranteed piston rings for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. C. H. Dunnington arrived home this morning from Camp Lewis, hav ing been discharged from the service. For the best insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. H. B. Patterson left this morning for a sceveral days business sojourn at Grants Pass. , : Who, by his stories, has brought more tears to the eyes and smiles to the faces of American readers than any other living writer? Irvin S. Cobb. S74 Visitors from the Applegate section In the city last night and today were G. E. Pitts. Frank Kendall and Frank Knitzen. . Alco Taxi. Phone 75. E. Lee Hall arrived in the city this morning from Boston, 5Iassv and is a guest at the Nash hotel. Nash Hotel. Special rates, week or month. Steam heat. 267 Irvin S. Cobb, the noted humorist and journalist who lectures at the; Rogue -River. valley community. Page theater at 7:30 o'clock tomor row night, will arrive in the city from Portland on the late afternoon train He will depart from the city at 11:20 ' p. m. for ' Los Angeles, where he next appears on the lecture platform. This program prevents any extensive entertainment for Mr. Cobb during his short time in the city. '. It pays to save in the Building & Loan, 429 M. F. & H. BIdg. The two bootleggers captured by Speed Cop McDonald at the Ashland depot Monday night were yesterday fined by the city court of Ashland $75 and $25 each, and in addition they must face a state charge. One of theTnen had a 1 gallon demi john and .6 hot water bottles filled with whisky and six quarts of the same booze in bottles, all rolled, into a blanket.' The other man had four quarts of whisky in his suit case.. For fire insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. D. R. Wood & Co. . "ars. Mr. and Mi's. Hubert Oswalt of Ashland spent last Sunday In tho city. ' " , A' two-lb. box of Vogan's chocolates for 1. 155 at DoVoe's. Jay Terrell of Talont, was a busi ness visitor sojourning In the city yesterday. Switches made of combings, hnir dyeing, scalp treatments 12 for $5. Manlcuro, 4 for $1. General work. Sanitary Beauty Shop, St, Mark's bldg., phone S61-R. 277 Mrs. Carrlo A. Carrlty of Portland, who had been here several days In the interest of the Florence Critten den home of that city, left yesterday afternoon to work in Ashland In be half of the institution. Tires for all cars, most miles per dollar. Power Auto Co. ' 277 While the south bound passenger train was waiting yesterday after noon the depot crowd enjoyed a free look at a big lion who sat In his traveling cage facing the door of tho special baggage cur-ln which a vaude ville animal outfit was enrotite from Portland to San Francisco. Tho noble looking animal seemed to enjoy watching tho crowd, it bolng a relief from his long travel shut up in the dark. Who, from the job of driver of an ice wagon, as a youth In a Kentucky town, has risen to the most enviable position imaginable among the fa fous writers of the day? Irvin S. Cobb. . 274 Between forty and fifty women at tended the second of the food lessons given by Miss Aune MeCormlck at the public library last night. The next lesson will be given next Mou day evening at the same place. Alco Taxi. Phone 75.- ' Mrs. Lucretia E. Enyart left this morning tor a short visit with friends at 'Redding, Cal. : Windshield glasses for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. ' Monday has been the busiest day of the week for tho Medford office of the Federal Employment service for several weeks past. Including the number of men placed in' positions yesterday by Superintendent Janes were four Jackson county soldiers. one of whom obtained a lucrative and permanent job as bookkeeper with a Klamath county lumber camp. Since the signing of the armistice out of applications made by forty returned soldiers Superintendent Janes has found work for 20 of them. There is a long list of soldiers now awaiting jobs. 5 - ; - . Who is the 'highest-paid short- story writer in the country and the star contributor to the Saturday Evening Post? Irvin S. Cobb. 274 On Friday afternoon. Miss Ruth Corbett, home demonstration agent, C. D. Thompson, county agent, and Mr. Gilbertson, of the U. S. depart ment of agriculture,, organized the It is the intention to organize each community for mutual benefit and helpfulness. Grants Pass Courier. Mrs. Paul Hansen, experienced corsetler, for Nu-Bone Corsets. Phone 585-H. 300 A farm bureau campaign member ship meeting is being held at Cen tral Point this afternoon with C. C. Cate, Miss Anne McCormick and County Superintendent Ager in charge. The latter pays particular attention to organizing the boys' and girls' club work. Thursday after noon at 2:30 o'clock a bureau mem bership meeting will be held in the; Willow Springs district with Mr. Cate, Miss McCormick and r either Superintendent Ager or School Su pervisor Morris In charge. Try our place for prices on elec trical goods. Electric Home Supply Co.'lll West Main. ... 277 Mrs. W. F. Shaw is a guest at the Hotel Holland from Yroka. Guaranteed spark plugs for all C. E. Gates Auto Co. . Rov. Frederick O. Own of Uremia, Persia, who will address the union meeting 'on Armenian 'relict at thr Baptist church tonight, arrived in tho city this morning from ; Portland From here ho will iuxt visit Grunt; Pass. ' Got your milk, cream, huttor auc buttermilk at DcVoe's. " Among business visitors In tho oltj today Is C. W. Fuller ot Eugene. Tires sunranteed 5000 miles; nls I'nivorsal tubes. Medford Sorvlct Station.- 3S0' Jus. 11. Owen, vlco-prcsldent ant general manager ot the C. & O. Lum ber company of Brookings, Ore. pass ed thru here Wednesday on his wnj east whero U Is understood ha is (C confer with the beads ot the companj on the railroad proposition hove. Crescent City Triplicate. DoVoe has a fine line of assorted chocolates at GOo per pound.- ' Included among county visitors In the city today are Ed Vincent of Ceu tral Point, O. 11. Jones of Talent, and O. Adams of Butte Falls. Daily's Taxi. Dodge curs. Phone 15. Roy Prullt of the Prultt-HIttson company left this morning for a sev eral days business visit at Klamath Falls. - '. Bakery goods at DoVoe's. In an item In the Mail Tribune ot Feb. 6 I. T. Galllgar of Rogue River was referred to as superintendent ot construction of tho Gold Hill irriga tion project, whereas ho is chairman ot the board of directors of the dis trict. ' The new Medford Service Station respectfully solicits a share of your patronage.'. Gas, Oil, etc. Corner Main and Riverside. 2S0 E. A. Bond of Eugene, the new deputy state sealer of weights and measures of this district. sfont sev eral" days last week In Medford and vicinity during which-1). T. Luwton who formerly held the office, cour teously assisted Mr. Boud in learning the ropes In this territory. Fresh smelt direct from the fisher man to Medford Fish Market coming in daily shipments selling today for ten cents a pound. - - Salem newspapers state that among the IS members ot the house of representatives, out of the total membership of 60, W. H. Gore, Ben Sheldon and John A. Westerlund of Jackson county have been living at the Marion hotel during the legisla tive session. Vacuum cleaners for rent or sale. Electric Home Supply Co., Ill West Main. 277 A letter has just been recclvod by the Elks club from George Codding, the Medford attorney who Is sergeant major ot the 155th aero squadron. He is still In service In France or was at the time the lottor was written. . Guaranteed springs tor all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. '. ' . Z. N. Agee, tho well known travel ing man ot this city, has just re turned from a trip to Klamath Falls, says the Roseburg Review. That section had a serious epidemic of flu there being 51 deaths recorded in that vicinity since October. The loss of life among the Indians was heavy. The situation is almost wholly clear ed up now. Mr. Agee says there are many amusing scenes aboard the trains now, coming into this state from California, as all suit cases arc shaken by officers to note If they produce that suspicious gurgling sound. The countenances of the own ers during this procedure makes an interesting study. - Only a few more of those fine Rome Beauty apples at the Fish Mar ket. S. M. Wertz of Applegate, arrived in Medford this week from ' Camp Lewis, having been discharged from service. .Ho served six months In the artillery' branch, i . r Malted milk 60c T6. DeVoe's. At the Crnlor Luke hardware enm 'iny Btoro this week Is being exhibit ed a collection far war rollca consist ing ot steel helmets, shells mid a B Minsk, which were sent from Franco :y t'uiil Leonard ot tho RiUh artil lery. Those funry Httlo Columbia smelt iro here ngnln. You can buy thorn Tor 10 vents a pound nt tho. Fish diirUet. : Jitdso F. iM. Cnlklns accompanied iy l Hoy Davie, hold court nt Grouts ;uss yesterday, ' Our lamps will lust longer; try '.horn. Klcetrlo Homo Supply Co., Ill West Main. 277 Tho condition of Miss Kntherlno Soutter, who was oporutod on lust week Tor appendicitis, continues to improve and It Is expected that sho will ho able to leuvo the hospital wlthlu the next 10 days. Dr. llolno, Gurnett-Coroy Bldg. Commercial and business visitors In the city today Included W. D. Plowdon, Jr., F. Sllverstoll, H. W. Sllversltno, and E. W. 1 ntifontu-o of Sun Francisco, and M. J. Coyle, L. Xi. Morey. W. L. Currle. M. M, Gutter man: and W. F. Kinney oY Portland. 1 The Valley Fuel Co. has adopted a strictly cash basis beginning Fob. 1. All kinds ot wood for sale. Phono 76. 290 What Is said to havo been tho heaviest rain this winter fell horo Saturday night, tho-shower starting about 5 o'clock In the evening. That night 1 "4 inches felt, and up to 5 o'clock Sunday evening 2.2 tnchos had fnllon Tho heavy downpour re. vealed the weak spots In roofs of many buildings, while the Roguo river has reached high water mark for this winter. Grants Pass Cour- lor. '- "''. : ' 'Everything fresh' and crisp in the way of vegetables and fruit; tho bent the market 'affords. - ' Prices 1 right, free delivery. Medford Fish Market. ' Late yesterday aftornoon n large rock fell off the cliff near tho powor house at Prospoct which struck nnd broke tho .pipe line which carries water to tho plant. This accident put the power house out ot commission a couple ot hours, which causod eleva tors In Medford office buildings nnd the Jacksonville' street car to stop running, as all power In the valley was furnished by the Gold Ray plant. The Prospect plant had hod. line troublo all day up until tho time the rock fell. 1 You can drink a pint of cider tor a nickel at DeVoe's. ' Bon Xurnsteln of Ashland, has purchased tho Royal Bakery of J. C. Gilbert and has taken charge. Mr. Gilbert has oporatod the bakory five years and hns made a splendid suc cess ot the same, making Peerless bread a household necessity. Mr. Zurnstcki Is an experienced bakor. Homstltchlng, pocotlnff, nil work guaranteed. ' Vanity i tat Shop. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. La Stock In who nr rlvod in Medford this week and will locate here havo taken rooms at tho Hotel Holland for a month until thoy find a suitable furnished homo. Ho Is the representative of a well known adding machine Must vacate. Men's and boys' shoes being sold regardless of cost. Store will close Feb. 22, 12 p. m. L. F. Stroud, No. 10 South Central. Jack Smock, the merchant . nnd postmaster of Holland, arrived homo this week from Yuma, Ariz., whero he spent the past six weeks on bis cotton plantation. Mr. Smock Is well known In Medford. ' ' '"' Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and nacklns. Doug las. 201 S. lllvcrslde. Phone 1C2-J. A telephone mnssuKii "viw received today at Grunts Pass that tho high water In the Hoguo river hud curried awny forty or fifty toot of tho Amont dnm under tho old turbines. lnsuro In sure liiMurnnco. Phono T09 or tiOD-Y. ' llounolt lnv. Co.- 201 City hemstitching and pecotlng fia yd. Mrs. B. M. lliuioy. 274 Rimer K. Qululey of Walker, Otllf. and Sain L. Sundry of Copper, nro among tho mining men visiting In tho city. Gunrnntocd broke lining for all cars. C. E. Gates Aula Co. You can ulwnys find somothlug for a quick lunch at DnVoo's, s WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKER Pay Phono: Paciflo 227. Night Phonos: F. W. Weeks, 103-J2. Lady Assistant. . SAI.ICM, Fob. 11. The houso used practically the ontlro morning ses sion today on tho wnr department's morals bill and finally killed the measure Rcpresontutlvo Elmore, opening tho debate, stilted briefly that the bill was requested by the war depart ment of the United Stales, which ho considered sufficient reromuiini)u tton. It legislated against prosti tutes, protesslonul und otherwise and those who putronlzud houses ot Ill repute. Representative Hughes then took tho floor and said ho opposed tho bill whether or not the govommont was behind It. It placed too much of the burden on the woman, ho said. Mar tin echoed his sentiments. Mrs. Thompson opposed It ns dis criminating against women, A Woman's Recommendation Mrs. D. T: Tryor, Franklin Ar.. Otsego, O., writes: "N'lno yours ago I was very much nffllctod with kidney trouble. I bought different kinds of medicine, but all to no ettoct, until one day I bought a box ot Foley Kid ney Pills. I realized so great n ben efit from tho use or that box that I concluded mysolt cured of kidney troublo. I feel safe In recommend ing Foley Kidney Pills to any kidney sufforcrs." They relievo backneho. sore muscles, stiff Joints, rhoumntlc pains nnd bladder ailments. For sale by Medford Pharmacy. Kotleo Poople having buggnKO to haul must call baggage man nnd not a jitney. Jitneys violating this will be punished according to tho city ordi nance. CHIEF OF POLICE. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WA'.Vfl'BD Pruning, cjthcr trees, bush or bramble, in town or out. Clias, W. Austin, phono ,550-L. 279 MVSTEHY VOLS OPEN N0STR LSI END A COLD OR CATARRH t How To Oct Belief When Head and None aro Bluffed Up. FOR SALE One 500-ogg Cyphers incubator. W. J. Warner, phono 696-M. 27 FOR SALK Apples. Tho Store. 27 North Grape. Apple 279 WASTED Good houso, unfurnish ed, six or seven rooms: good ten ants; no children. Address 'Post Office Box 7-16. 270 DR. RICKERT Optometrist, ETES BOIEXTIFICALLT TESTED, AND GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED Suite 1-2 over May Co, no rmora used 0F2QTS. BOOZE What became of two of Hit' rJ Miinrts of wliihkv which ilinniuiewcd from (he two suit en-e taken from (lie trnin when Kiirl MeMiiuiimm "f Lint AmreleH was nrrcHled liv Speed Con Mel'oimM liml Kriilnv ntuht. Tluit is n mvHlurv which U tm..limr Sheriff t'lwirlex Terrell. The more ho pointers on the inuller tho mure mvKtifti'd lie lieiMiimw, When utter the iurv Iriul in Juihie Tnvlor'M court vcHlenluv nnoii in which McMniiinmii wim found nut guilty, tin sheriff took the nit oiise"" hack l Jacksonville mid " lookim: over tho cuntimli ho discovered llml one boltle was filled with viiiecnr und another with coffee. "Well, I'll ho iloKiioiie.l," nid Ter rell, or rather he lined the l,uk creek ONprcKsiuii uieiiiiiliir I lie Name lliiuu. Ho now does not know whether the jurymen, the police or the nced emi phi veil ii i'lko n him. or whelher some one swiped the limme ciinleiilK of the two bottles since Kriilav iiithl itiiil substituted llie luinnlosH decoctions. Anvliow. Iwo perfcellv L'tunl iiimrts of whiskv ilisnppenrpil from two hol lies since the nrrest wiin made hint Friiluv niuht. Of course the luw iiIIowh llio iurv in n liunnr ease t snniulo the evi dence submitted lo determine whether tho evidence is booiui or not. but of course, presumes Hint the Kiiiupliui: will lie liuht. Then mivbuw, tho v. erniie Juekson eountv iiiror would iust need n iiiiiel; ithince, n hurried smell unit n mere ti'.slu tiv reeouniw nnv breed of booze, unit too would not profane nnv booi hnttlii lv -tml tiitir coffee or vineenr in il. Tluit secnm to let the inrv out of the lUvsterv. A new shipment of Beechnut Sliced Baccn 9 minct! .litT.s Ciresca Marmalade A blend of Valencia Hitler Oranges, (irapo Fruit ami Citron. Gocts. the IS oz. Jar. Imported OHve Oil tiOc bottle 45c $.1.00 Mtl! 75c 1.23 bottle $1.00 One bottle ton customer." SCHIEFFELIN'S GROCERY 36-40 North Central Ave. Count fifty I Yuur coM In hind or cntarrh dliineiirii. Your cl'itflied mm. Irlln will opra, tho "lr pitMngxa nf y,mr hciul will clear und you rnn brenlhn (ri'i'lv, No nuiri) biiiiMIuki linwkltin, niunius illwlmme, ill ynew or liiwihehvi no slrnmiU'iK '"r l"n at nUht. Oct it munll hot Ho of Ely's Oram llnlui fnmi your druuuUt mid apply a little el lid frnnriiiit. mitlioptln crmim in vour nimli'll. It pencil oti"i tlireiudi every nlr piiMiiifit f Cm brad, noothlim mill ht'itllnii tint swollen or iiillnnird imit'oun inuiiiliruiie, (lIvlriK you limtnut relief. Head rohls uinl eitlarrh yield llku nuiwlo. I'on't tiy uliitlcd up und iiilicmliU Itelluf It tiro. TODAY ONLY CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG IX A thrilling talo of Love and Advonturo. THE ROAD THROUGH THE DARK Absorbing Full of Action COMEDY "Freckled Fieh." REGULAH PRICES Coming JULIA ARTHUR In "THE CAVELL CASE" Typewriter Ribbons Best Grade 75c, Coupon Books $7.50 Medford Book Store Heath Pays the Postage l'hone or mail na for your drug store wauls. Wo pny all postage on out of town orders. Ootids hIup ped on the first mail out alter order is received. Heath's Drug' Store Phono 884 The San Tox Store . 5 t r T t t f y y y y ? ? T T T y y f y y f t j y y y y y y y ? Who Giiaraiitees Yoiir iresr' - Are you depending on s6me fellow a thousand miles away to back up your tires? ' ; Which would you rather have a guarantee likfe the above or one from your local dealer whom you can meet personally at any time? We guarantee and make all adjustments on Federal Tires no third party to hide behind. You must get service for what you pay without defects or we make good OVER $50,000 WORTH SOLD IN 1918 (3-ates Auto GOi t ? T y f X y y y y y y y y y t y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y