Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 12, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 3019 TOCAL AND PERSONAL Tlid pupils of the schools are not rejoicing, that (hoy have to attend cliool next , Saturday. ' Beginning, with Saturday and every other Satur day nrter during February and March l he Boho'ols will be In boss Ion to aid In making up tho time lost during the flu vacations. The schools will he in session this, year until Juno. a "th., All this Is embodied In Super.' Intendent Davenport's plan which ' 'was reaffirmed by the school board lmt night. ; Mthla water at lie Toe's. . ;. On. account of Lincoln's birthday being a legal holiday tbe banks and city and county offices were closed today; The-postoMtce was not closed as Lincoln's birthday Is one -of the hollc'ays not designated tor closing toy the postoffice department. The postoffice will, be . closed however, Saturday, February 22nd, which Is 'Washington's birthday, 'j AlcoTaxl. Phone 95. i . Cha's. Strang received a telegram t)ils forenoon from Captain R. J. Ooiiruy stating that he would arrive la Medford next Saturday from the haso hospital at Camp Lewis -for a two days' visit at home. . Dr.. H.P. Hargrave, physician. Rooms 409-410 Qarnett-Corey Bldg., phone 230. tf . 'The Lincoln day banquet which Vlll lte held at the Hotel '.Medford to night under the auspices of the Lin coln Club of Jackson county, will be gin at S:30 p. m. Many out of town people arrived during the day to at lend the. hanquct. Manager Emit Mohr has prepared to feast from 250 to 300 persons at the festal board Guaranteed piston rings for U cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. A draft for $2000 arrived in the city today for Mrs. Ruby G. Stout. sent by the Medern Woodmen of America In payment of the insurance her husband, the late C. D. Stout. carried in hat order. : For the best insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. Carl Schumaker, state fish and game warden, arrived In the city this morning from Portland to attend the Lincoln Club banquet tonight. Akt) Taxi. Phone 95. Among Portland residents, most of wnom are commercial men, in ine city. Wednesday were George H. PoereV M. L. Walker, R. K. Kee, J. B. Battey, H. L. Hall. A. B. Goston, e. M. Allen and Chas. H. Flory; "'' Nash Hotel. Special rates, week or month. Steam. heat. 267 'Ninety-one thousand pounds of Sears, Roebuck & Co. mail order cat alogues are being unloaded from freight cars today and taken to the pqstof flee, says tho Salem Capital- Journal. They were shipped from Seattle and will be mailed out over western and southern Oregon" from Balem to take advantage of the zone postal rates. This means some print ing and postage bill which must be paid by the consumer who buys the Koods of the Chicago outfit. ' It pays to save In the Building & Loan, 429 M. F. & H. Bldg. . Corporal Harry Lewis, of Jackson ville, formerly employed at the Tem ple market as meat cntter, has just been discharged at Camp Lewis from the 37th field artillery. He arrived here this morning. Grants Poss Courier. ' .. .For fire insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. D. R. Wood & Co. Joe R. Barr of Chicago is a busi ness visitor in the city and a guest at the Hotel Medford. A two-lb. box of Vogan's chocolates far- $.1 35 at DeVoe's. . Mrs. W. F. Shaw, wife of the Treka physician, . is spending a few days in Medford. , Windshield glasses for all cars. C. e! Gates Auto Co. . ,' According to information received this week by Medford lumbermen the sawmill situated about three miles north of Glendafe, and owned by the Portland-Seattle Logging and Milling Co., was sold to the firm of Johnson & Mnglnis, local Glendale men. It Is rumored that the consideration was $35,000. ' Switches made of combings, hair dyeing, scalp treatments 12 for So. Manicure, 4 for $1. General work. Sanitary Beauty Shop, St. vM ark's bldg., phone 361-R. 277 A grand military ball and a boun teous feast awaits the Eugene boys of the 05th artillery on their arrival in that city, according to tho plans formulated. The military ball will be the biggest event of the season promise those in charge, and will be under the auspices of tho IS 5th aux iliary, the chamber of commerce and tho women's auxiliary to the cham ber. An invitation will be extended to all men in uniform to take part In the affair. Tires for all cars, most miles per dollar. Power Auto Co. 277 H. I Walther arrived home this forenoon from Salem where he spent1 the week on legislative matters, to attend the Lincoln Club banquet to night. City hemstitching and pecotlng So yd. Mrs. B. E. Haney. 374 All Jackson county teachers and young women who plan to take up teaching are much interested In the legislative bill providing a minimum salary of $75 a month to be paid In every school district. The house passed .the bill almost unanimously and it seems assured of passage in tbe senate. As school is held eight months or more every year in every district, tho new law would assure the teachers of even the far distant rural districts at least $600 a year. Mrs. Paul Hansen, : experienced corsetier, for Nu-Uone Corsets. Phone 58511.' . . 300 Quite a number of fishermen took the morning train today for Gold Ray figuring that the high water had gone down in the river and that the stream would be clear. Try our place for prices on elec trical goods. Electric Home Supply Co.. Ill West Main. ' 277 'Tobe Brouse, former well known Medford resident, now a guard at the '.state penitentiary, passed thru the city this forenoon enroute from Salem to San Francisco to take a prisoner into custody.- He said he would be back in Medford next Fri day morning with the prisoner and that they would spend the day here before continuing on to Salem. Guaranteed spark plugs for all cars. C. S. Gates Auto Co. Patrick Dally, deputy, fish and game warden, left this morning for a visit at the Ament dam to Investi gate the damage done there by the recent high water. , He was accom panied by B. J. Palmer, the photog rapher, who planned to taite photo graphs'of damage to the dam. , y- ' Get yonr milk, cream, hutter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. ' Mrs. MolIIe Harrison of Portland was among the out of town visitors calling at the Commercial club yes terday. . Tires guaranteed 5000 miles; also Universal tubes. Medford Service Station. 280 A. D. Wick, J. F. Stolz, and A. A. Pimm were among visitors in -Med ford today from Eugene. Insure in sure insurance. Phone 799 or 509-Y. Bennett Inv. Co. 291 There is to bo a business meeting of tho W. C. T. 1'. at the Ladles' Exchange Thursdiiy afternoon. All members nntl friends are asked to be Peter Chnvner of Gold Illll. L. A. Williams of llutlo Kails, U II. Vun Horn rf Jacksonville and Kil Cor coran and I). (Ilynn of llengla, woro TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED A 611-J4. fresh cow. Phone 280 FOR SALE Fine Maxwell, self-star ter, chains and curtains, $365.00. Phone 783-J. 277 WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKER Day Phone: Pacific 227. Night Phones: F. W. Weeks, 103-J2. Lady Assistant. present. Also thore is needed at tho i among comity visitors registered at the '.Sash hotel lust night, Fresh smelt direct from tho fisher man to Modford Fish Market coming In dully shipments selling today for ten cents n pound. There was quite a drop l tainper atura from yesteriluy's maximum of 49 degrees above to a minimum of 30 degrees abovo this morning. The forecast Is for rain tonight and Thursday. The foothills wore cov ered with snow this morning. No rain tell In Medford last night anil thoro.WHs Just a traco of rain yester day In this vicinity. Guaranteed springs tor all cars. C E. Gates Auto Co. ' South bound passcngor train duo here at 9:35 a. in. did not reach the city until 11 a. m, today, having bean delayed by a rock slide uoar West Fork early this morning. Only a few more of those fine Rome Ueuuty apples at tho Fish Mar ket. : A farm bureau membership cam paign meeting will be hold at Willow Springs tomorrow afternoen at 3:30 o'clock. Friday's bureau meetings are at the Gold Hill high school In the afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, and at the North Phoenix district school la tho ovenlng at S o'clock. ' Malted milk 50c It. DeVoe's. Stephen Toblu of Cusper, Wyo., who owns an orchard near Eaglo Point, arrived hore. lust,, night to spend sopie time in looking over the property. i . Everything fresh aud crisp in the , way of vegetables and fruit; tbe best I the market atrords. ' Prices right, I tree delivery. Medford Fish Market. j C. K. Grlesan, In charge for tho. Pacific northwest for the fruit puull-1 cation, "The Packer," and formerly J with "The Better Fruit" magazine, Is In the city on business for several days. ; - Tou can drink pint ot elder tor a nickel at DeVoe's. rest room luncheon cloths, cups and saucers and knives and forks. Any one who will kindly loan or give these until the place Is lucre fully estab lished Is' asked to please cull 307-X. DoVoe has a tine Una ot assorted chocolates at 60c per pound, R. H. S. THvnnldson-Solby who formerly lived In the Sterling district but who Is now In the employment of the government In the Yosamlte national park, arrived here Monday evening for a visit with friends in the city and country. Ho used to be In terested In the large ranch above the Sterling mine.- and prospected the channel to the top of the Grlfflu creek divide, finding prospects that several parties representing dredger companies came to see. but decided that the bed rock was too rough to work. Daily's Taxi. Dodge cars. Phoue 15. ' A. P. Dean, aged 86 years and 11 months, and Dellla F. Struckler, aged 76, were this -morning united in marriage in me county couri chamber. Judge Murstora officiating, says tho Iloseburg Review. The groom has been twice married and the bride is now taking her fifth hus band. The aged couple, it Is under stood, are to make Koseburg their home. ; Bakery goods at DeVoe's. ' - Included among visitors registered at the hotels today from out of tho state were R. Rivett of Washington. D. C, J. Linhnres of Oakland, H. Seeman of Los Angeles and Paul Soulo of Sun Francisco. i The new Medford Service Station respectfully solicits a share of your patronage. Gas, Oil, . etc. Corner iMaln and Riverside. 280 Mrs. Mary A. Williams of this city received a telegram announcing the arrival of her son, .Herbert Williams, and Jack Wendt ot Jacksonville, from France. They are both members of the band ot the Forty-Sixth heavy field artillery regiment. J.t la not known here whether the entire regi ment, of which Clarence Bates of Medford, Is a member, arrived from France. Vacuum cleaners for rent or sale. Electric Home Supply Co., Ill West Main. 277 ; KEEP, LOOKING YOUNG It's Easy If You Know DrT . Edwards' Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young is to fed young to do this you must watch your liver and bowels there's no need of having a sallow complexion dark ring turner yonr eyes pimpies a oiuous look is your face dull eyes with no eoarkle.. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from in active uuwch iuiu uvcr. Or. Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com Dound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to bis patients tor years. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the snbsti tute for calomel, are gentle in their action yet always ettecuve. iney bring about that exuberance of spirit, that natural buoyancy which should be enjoyed by everyone, Dy toning up tne liver and clear inff the system of imourities. You will know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tab lets by their olive color. . 10c and 23c per cos. All oruggists. At a luncheon at tho Hotel Mo I ford this mum attended by thii cap tains mid executive committee III charge of the Armmilnn reilot fund drive, with Hev. Frederick Conn of Persia us guest of honor, limti-ncllonii were received mid plans made for the drive which opens Fob, II -till, 'I'll'.' union moelliig held nt Ihu HitpUKt church Inst night In Ilia Interest of the Armenian relief fund was well intended. ..'.' Our lamps will luitt longer; try them. Kleeti-lo Homo Supply Co., Ill Wost Miiln. 877 The salo of tleketa for the -Lincoln club banquot nt the Hotel Medford was stopped this noon, as no mora persons could bo cured for. As It Is ninny of the banqueters will have to be seated in tho lobby tonight us the big crowd will overtax the seating capacity of tho large hotel dining room. llemstltchlnn, pecotlng, all work guaranteed. Vanity lint Shop. A loo Tiixl. I'liiine He. Mi'H. I'littK. Cooloy returned home tit Yroku today nflur u six weiiku vImK with .Mrs. II. (I. WVirtimui and otlrlirs, Hi Heine, Gurnett-Coroy llldg, Among well known iiiun who ar rived In the city thin forenoon to attend thn Lincoln banquet t on lit It I woro Judiio Wallace .Mol'iiuiiinl of Portland, who will deliver tho chief uddroKH, nnil It. A. lluuth of lOuiiene, Mtuta lilgliwiiy ooiuiiiliMloiiei', who will also ho olio of tho speu kern. Tim Valley Fuel Cn, has udoiitoil a strictly cash busts beginning 1'eW 1. All kinds ot wood for sula. l'liouo 711. 2IMI Among tho temporary officers of tho Reserve Ofdi-nrs Training corps at tho University of Oregon, iiiiiouit tho four second llcutouuiitti seleetml uppeurs tho uaiiiu uf Harold 1 1 ray ot .Med lord. Furniture upholstering, mnttresii making, crating and packing. Doug Ins. 3IH S. Riverside. I'honn II12-J. Safe WlUICln INFANTSandlHVALIBS - - j A&KFOR lb Ot.gin&l ForInfant,InvlldlndQrowIngChlldrn. I Rich MIIV. Malted Groin Extract ill Powdor Tbe Original Food-Drink For All Agts.1 OTHERS are IMITATIONS Heath Pays the Postage Phono 'or mail us For your, drug store wants. Wo pay all postage on out of town ortlci-s, (lootls ship ped on the first mail out alter order is received. Heath's Drug' Store Phone 884 The Sau Tox Store .V Wanted to Buy Good Kitchen Range or Stove Hot Water Boiler and Bathtub WILL H. WILSON Phone 467 Three Days Showing-ggBS 2p7:S THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Entire Story Based on Fact All Star Cast JULIA ARTHUR 00 THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY The Dramatic and Ap pealing Story of a Great and Noble Woman, whom the World will never forget. ITS A GREAT ' BIG ' STRONG PLAY IN SIX PARTS as EDITH CAVELL '"""the British Red Cross Nurse in "THE CAVELL CASE" THE WOMAN THE GERMANS SHOT Picturfzed bv Anthony Paul Kelly Directed bv John 6. AdolfP Cast of Characters Edith r Amv Dennis Oeoree Brooks Geortre Lc Giicre Frank Brooks C'reiihton Hale florae Brooks. Iiis father. . v Tliomus Brooks .Joan demons Joyce Fair U. 8. Minister to Belgium -.. 3. W. Johnston jjJ..S(JVnibassa(lor lo Groat Britain Fred Melville Secretary to Aineriean Leeation at Brussels ........Martv Faust A Belgian Lawyer, Iciral adviser. Gcorse Dunee Spanish Minister to Belsiium .......... .-. - Georee Ma ieroni Gen. von Hissing William II. Tooker Captain von Burins. Iiis aide Fred Kalcrcn Baron von dcr Lnncken...Jnul Panzer ; ' M. Kirselicn : Louis Sturz ' , ' ..,,,.' Mrs. CiiveU Snra Alexander , ' : Nurse Kdith Oavell Julia Arthur- . - THIS THE PICTURE THAT MADE ALL NEW YORK TAKE HEED THREE DAYS SHOWING THREE DAYS Edith Cavell was not a was not even accus ed of being one The shot that killed Edith Cavell, the brave English nurse, was "The shot which rang around the world and raised an army over night." x " . v ; f I X t f i t t T X r r t ? ? f r r r r t t ' T T r T r t 9 J J J t f T t T T T 1 I. t i t 5: ..JLal 1 lliw CORN BEEF HASH l.ihhyVConi l?t''l' llitsli. it'n H'ood, ( 'uiiicft in tint! iiiul I wii ptil'l 'lull I'll us. Larrow's Pure New York Buckwheat FIcur 'I juitiiul laM, Priced Spocial. SCHIEFFELIN'S GROCERY 3G-40 North Contral Avo. J (Zi i T-- WN YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR DISPLAYS OF WOMEN'S AND ; : : MISSES' New Spring Dresses, A Suits Coats, Skirts 'Alrondy our displays arc remarkably fine and newcomers are 'nrriviuj? by every day's express from the east. Just a hint of our our assortments: ". DRESSES for street, business, afternoon and evening wear: New street and business dresses in serge, "$15.00 to $:i!).!50. New afternoon dresses is serge, taffeta, crepe do chine and satin, '1),00 up. . SUITS in a remarkably larg e and fine showing : Box models, hi?h waistcd and belted suits are shown in norge, poplin, iralmr dine, poirct twill and tricotine. Fancy vest, effects arc featured; braid and button-trimmed suits abount. $2,100 up. . COATS for Spring are here in pleasing array: New cape coats are shown in serge and velours. Our assortment embraces the 'very latest models approved for Spring wear. Prices range from $'23.00 up. ! ''''"; SKIRTS in new styles for dress and street wear : Serge, poplin, Panama and silk poplin materia Is made up in box and full of cluster-pleated models. Many with Jargepatch pockets. Prices range from $1.50 "P- v..--:' ,.. . . ...'.", First, arrival of that famous line of Wooltex Coats and Suits " .v-;'"' Now on display Sec AVooltex Window today. New Sweaters '' '..cvr'-.' - Rpocial'showing of ''tie.w shades in Sweaters. ' . New Spring Blouses Patrons can look confidently to our Bio ise Shop foe autlientiri showings of the' new Spring models as quickly as evolved and approved by fashion. We arrang ed for shipments of the latest blouse creations, some of which are now on their way,, ),". Home Joural Patterns The M av A. W. HUBBS, Mgr. C Pictorial Review Patterns y : 1 T i Jo o Wa are aialn nottina CoronA Tviiewillcn. PRICE. THE SAME S50.C0. Medford Book Store Polcy's Drug Store. "PPPTk (MS Distance Makes No Difference DISTANCE is not nn element which should keen one from bankinu here ot the FIRST NATIONAL BANK. If one can't find time lo call here, why throtitih our BANK-DY-MAIL facilities we virtually send the hank riaht out to him. . Write us about oncninq an account hv mail. Win. G Tail. Prosldcnt Oris Crawford.. Casltlcr J ITAL 1100.000 nnmiiiiuni TinrnrpTl, fi JUST ARRIVED A nice line of BABY BUGGHES AND GO-CARTS In old ivory and tan .finish. win biivo you nionoy on Uioho. Liberty Bonds Good Here. Poole Furniture Co.