PAOK TWO
' MEDFORD MATTJ TRIRTTljrrc. MEDFORD, OR EO OX, THURSDAY, VEBRUARY .1.1. 1019
IOC ALAND
PERSONAL
Cinueral disappointment was felt
ty the Lincoln club banqueters last
nlKht over the (allure of lrvln S.
Cobb, whose name was written down
on the typewritten programs distrib
uted at the tablos, for a ten minutes
address, to appear at the banquet.
Mr. Cobb explained early in the even
ing; that ho was rather tired out and
that after his lecture he had a long
car ride before hhn. In addition he
explained he was a democrat and
would be out of place In the banquet
room except as a political curiosity.
H. left at midnight for Log Angeloa.
Llthia water at lro Voe'a.
Rev. and Mrs. John W. Sharp left
this morning for a month's visit with
Iholr son, Otaas. Sharp, and family at
their ranctf near Riddle. Fifty years
go last December, Rev. Sharp began
bis ministerial career as a circuit
riding preacher and SO years ago he
and Mrs. Sharp were united in mar
riage. Alco Taxi, Fbono 93.
The first of a series of articles on
the war by Colonel H. H. Sargent appears-
In the current Issue of ' the
North American.'. i
Dr. H. P. Hargrave, physician.
Rooms 403-410 Garnett-Corey Bldg.,
son 230. tf
The high school student body is
counting on a great time at their
rally at the high school this evening
In preparation for the basket ball
contests KTiday evening in the audi
torium with Ashland high.
Guaranteed piston rings tor all
cart, C. E. .Gates Auto Co. . '
- A delegation of about fifty well
Known Ashland people were In at
tendance at the Lincoln club banquet
last evening. i
Don't kick about high-priced shoes
when you 'can buy them tor cost at
No. 10 South Central. Sale will close
at 9 p. m Feb. '25th.
- The fellowship lunch following the
evening service in the First Presby-
terlan church next Sunday will be
served by the bachelors of the con
gregation. These pleasant gatherings
have awakened much Interest and
proven their worth.
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
Prof. Geo. F. Enoch, of Bombay,
India, will give a most interesting
illustrated lecture on "Present Con
ditions in India and, Asia," Saturday
evening, February 15, at the Seventh
Day Adventlst church. Mr. Enoch
has spent many years among the peo
ple of India and. Bpeaks one of their
languages. He will explain village
II fp and customs, India's part in the
great war, the marvelous openings
' tor gospel work and other subjects of
equal interest. The lecture is free.
Alco Taxf. PhoHe. flo
O. N. Haley, having received his
discharge from the service, arri 'cd
today 'rora Evarts Field, Ark., en
route to Ills home near Eagle Point.
Two evangelists from Portland,
Oregon will be at the Apostollo Faith
Mission,, 3 3 Aorth Grape street,
Thursday, Feb. 13,. 7:30. Yoji are
invited to this special meeting. 876
A group of business men of the
city who have evidently observed the
leisurely gnlt of Rev. L. Myron Hooi
er as he moved about town decldod
that something ought to be done and
resolved to place wheels benoath the
aforesaid gentleman of the cloth In
order to speed up his service In the
community. 'Result? He may be
seen on a bright green bicycle trying
to dodge the speed cop. Down about
East Main and Riverside certain men
are betting on the results.
A two-lb. box of Vogun's chocolates
for 1.135 at DeVoe's. v
Mrs. Joslo Troutt of Xashvlllo, 111.,
after spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. E. P. Power, left Inst
evenlug for Seattle.
-Windshield glasses tor all cars. C.
E. Gates Auto Co.
The Parent-Teachers circle of the
Roosevelt school will meet Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Arrangements
will be made for the Washington tea.
Dr. Raid will address the meeting at
3:4'. - Everyone should try and at
tend
Switches made ol combings, hnlr
dyeing, -scalp treatments 13 for $5.
Manicure, 4 for SI. General work.
Sanitary Beauty Shop, St. Mark's
bldg., phone 361-R. , 277
Xt. J. Garrett and wife of Route 3,
Medford. were in town Thursday.
Tires for all cars, most miles per
dollar. Power Auto Co. 277
Among the Grants Pass visitors
who were in the city last night to at
tend the Cobb lecture and Lincoln
club banquet were Alma Wolke, A.
E. ' vorhles, W. T. Miller and A. B.
Cornell.
City hemstitching and pecotlng B
yd. Mrs. B. E. Haney. 374
Gus Xewbury will deliver an ad-
dress-Tomorrow night at Lincoln
school on Abraham Lincoln, the oc
casion being the annual tea given by
the Parent-Teachers association of
the school.
Most vacate. Men's and boys'
shoes being sold regardless of cost.
Store will close Feb. 25, at 9 p. m.
L. F. Stroud, No. 10 South Central
; S. G, Edwards and wife of Ashland
who have been visiting relatives in
Medford, including Mrs. Kenworthy
and daughter, will return home next
Saturday. '
Mrs. Paul Hansen, experienced
corsetier, for Nu-Bone Corsets. Phone-
5S3-H: 3-00
The proposed curfew law for docs
was not introduced in the legislature
as a joke according to its author.
Representative Dennis. Recognizing
that the greater -part of Injury to
livestock by dogs is done at night.
Mr. Dennis would have them kept
secure at home between the hours of
8 p. m. and 6 p. m. The suggestion
has been made to Mr. Dennis that
- -. A. 'Ash and wife who have been in
I the city for a.few days, left for Ash-j dogs . at large during the prohibited
land today:. Thy Are. from California
and are looking or-the- valley for a
location. ,
Nash Hotel. Special rates, week
r month. Steam-heat.- 267
R. H. ' Roberts' "arrived this morn
ing from Portland' to visit - with
George and I. E. Roberts near Phoe-
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It pays to save in the Bunding &
tan, 429 M. F. A H. Bldg.
Mrs. W. R. McLeod of Gazelle, Ca,
Who has been visiting with her sister,'
Sirs. Fannie Miller, left for Portland
on the morning train. ....
For fire Insurance phone 64, cor
aar Eleventh street and S. P. track.
. R. Wood ft Co. ,
. Oscar Pottrson who has been visit
ing; at home for several weeks, re
turned to Seattle today. ' - --
Bakery goods at DeVoe's.
hours should ;-be accompanied by
their parents, and another suggestion
is that an appropriation be made to
supply the dogs with wrist watches.
Try our place for prices on elec
trical goods. Electric Home Supply
Co.." Ill West Main. 277
Sheriff Terrell has received notice
to . the effect that a reward of $50
would be paid for information con
cerning Lew Barr, who mysteriously
disappeared from Klamath Falls,
July 9, 1918. Mr. Barr, who is about
55 years of age, at one time conduct
ed the Modoc Lumber company's
store at Chiloquin, Oregon. Accord
ing to the Klamath Falls authorities,
no reason for the man's disappear
ance can be found. -
Vacuum cleaners for rent or sale.
Electric Home Supply Co., Ill West
Main. -277
. Included among Ashland cltUena
in attendance at the Lincoln linnqnvt
last night was llort It. (irccr.
Guaranteed spurx piugs for all
cars. C, K. Gates Auto Co.
A. C. Allen who tins been actlim
manager ot the Rogue River Fruit &
Produce association, has been ap
pointed permanent manager.
Get your milk, cream, nutter and
buttermilk at DeVoe's.
11. Whltem and wife came up from
Grants Pass Wednesday to Rpend tho
holiday with friends in the city.
Tires guaranteed 5ooo miles; also
Tulversal tubes. Medford Service
Station. 2S0
Harry Xebregall, W. P. Gray and
G. P. Armstrong of Portland, wero
business visitors in Medford Wednes
day. . - v ,
Insure In sure insurance. Phone
799 or 509-Y. Bennett lnv. Co. 1
C. B. Hubbard, John C. Holste and
F. McTaggart ot San FranclBCo, wero
in the city Wednesday on business.
DeVoe has a fine line ot assorted
chocolates at 60c per pound.
Salem's first annual automobile
show will be held in the -capital c!l
next week, Wednesday to Saturdn
One attractive feature of the dpcnlng
night will be an ensemble of thirty
violinists which will render patriotic
and grand opera selections.
Daily's Taxi. Dodge cars. Phono 15
3. E. Bartlett and F. E. Stinson of
Paul's Electric store spent Wednes
day in Grants Pass on business.
. The new Medford Service Station
respectfully solicits a share of your
patronage. Gas, Oil, etc. Corner
Main and Riverside. 280
William F. Isaacs, the. clothing
merchant, arrived home this forenoon
from his ten days sojourn in Port
land.
Guaranteed springs tor all cars.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Misses Lorene Courtney and Mar
tha Raymond ot Grants Pass, attend
ed the Cobb lecture at the page last
night. '
Malted milk 5-Oc Tb. DeVoe's.
Albert and -Mrs. G. A. Tebbe of
Yreka, Cal., were guests at Hotel
Holland Wednesday.
You can drink a pint ot cider for
a nickel at DeVoe's.
Mrs. J. E. Hibbert of Hilt, is visit
ing friends in the city for a few days.
Our lamps will last longer; try
them. Electric Home Supply Co.,
Ill West Main. 277
E. S. Spencer ot Copper, and Albert
Shafsky of San Jose, Cal., Joseph
Llnhares of Seattle, Wash., were
Hotel Nash guests Wednesday.
Guaranteed brake lining tor . all
cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
-F. J. Marcus of Beagle, Ed Hous
ton of Trail and Santord (Houston of
Eagle Point, were visiting friends in
the city Wednesday.
You can always find something for
a quick lunch at DVoo's.
Joseph Sowell of Holland and John
R. Bennett of Jacksonville, wore vis
iting friends at Hotel N'ash Wednes
day.. , ' ;' '
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las. 201 S. Riverside. Phono 162-J.
Joseph R. Baer of Chicago, who is
on a business trip to the coast, was
in the city Wednesday.
The Valley Fuel Co. has adopted a
strictly cash basis beginning Feb. 1.
All kinds of wood for sale. Phone 76.
290
Ray P. Miller, Sam Allen, F. R-
Helniker and A. B. Gates of Portland
were doing business in Medford Wednesday.
Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg.
A. R. Brashers, E. R. Rose, J.
Scott and' Irwin Halsey of 'Portland
were visiting in the city Wednesday.
Alco Taxi.' Phone 95.
B. L. Hunt of Eugene and A. E.
Bennett of Astoria, were in the city
Wednesday on business.
Hemstitching, pecotlng, all worn
guaranteed. Vanity Hat Shop. -
"HARRIMAN OF' THE
AIR" PLANS CANADA-.
U. S. SERVICE WITH
350 PLANES
,: " Ml".
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itm aim VnV'-l
OF
Eoy u. Cogger.
Roy U Conger, tho "B. H Har
rtman of the Air." us he is alroudy
called because of bis purchase ol
ten million dollars' worth of -Canadian
government aircraft equip
ment, plans vast aerinl linea for
carrying freight. pu&Kngers ex
press nod mul
Starting in Canada, these com
mercial air lines are to be extend
ed Into the United States ,
The new air king's purchase In
cludes 350 Curtias JN-4 trnlumg
planes, 1.000 CorUss OX engines
of 90 horsepower each and a great
quantity ot propoHors, spare parts,
extra tusolagoa. etc The price
paid tor the material, which cort
the Canadian government, origi
nally, some ten million dollars,
Mr. Conger refused to reveal. ' Ho
expressed the opinion, however,
.that he "got a bargain."
C. E. and J. R. Abbott of Jackson
ville, were In the city for a.fow hours
Thursday. C. E. Abbott was enroute
to Hilt where he expects to secure
employment In one ot tho mills. Both
of tho. boys were in the army, C. E.
at Camp Lewis and, J. It. In the trans
port service In tho navy.
A. S. Courtland. W. T. Miller and
Amos P. Walker camo up from
Grants Pass Wednesday to spend the
holiday in Medford. ,
W. 8.. Wiley, Tt, HMllls. W. M.
Duncan, C.: D, Eillotrand Mr. and
Mrs. Burroll Short of jelamath Falls,
wero guests at the iiptol Medford
Wednesday. . -
(L. M. .Mullen, H. W. Fawc'ett, G.
F. Burke and Lenoy Miller of Port
land", were sojourners in the city yes
terday. . v
It. A. Booth, stato highway com
missioner, Herbert Nuin, Btate engi
neer, and .Mr. McLeod, engineer In
charge of stato road Improvement
work In this district, accompanied by
the county court, today visited Ash
land to inspect the proposed highway
route from Ashland's city limits to
the foot of the Slsktyons.
"WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER
Iny Phone: Pacific 227.
Night Phones: F. W. Weeks, 103-J2.
Lady Assistant.
PA HIS. l'Vb. 1.1. While tho six-riiil
etiiiiniissmti on the xoi'ictv of nation
U'l'hmi'iillv routed Wi'ilnosihiv whllo
nuiiitinu' n report from itM ilrnltini;
I'ouiniUlt'e, itx iint ivitliitil nu'inhi'i-H
wore iiciu'lv all Iiuhv on other work.
Tlic itrnltiiiir eoinnilltiH' I'liuiploted it
tiiNk lit si'SKuiti vwtpnlnv.
It im tho uviioviiI iinpvusHion that the
ihiilliiiu t'oiuuiittee wut chiii'veil with
the exiMinolv iniiioitniit mitt dclii'titu
tank ot roi'iiiiciliiiir what were hud
Dosed to ho Ktronulv ilivurneiit views
hv the Wench nml Anieriemi ineiiihers
ol the commission ii'sin'ctim: the
iiiiiinteiimii'c ol'nn interiiutioiiiil iirmv
to vntorec tho iiriuuiptes of the ho-
eietv ol nations. In liict, the druft
inir eonuiiitten was iiimnucd luruelv in
etnrilYuur some of tho Imiuiinue in
the ilinu ila n not eonneeted with tiio
iiiteriuitioiuil iiniiv imvjeet xuoiisoreil
hv I.eon lloiirueois. one of tlm Kreneh
ri)iresnnlulive4 on the commission
on ii soeietv of nations. Thin Dioieet
ik still before the Kiierint eoininissioii
us tiutiiiished mid must he iiumn con
siilvreil when that hoilv usseiiibles
tomorrow.
l.onl Kohert't'eeil of (I if at llrilnin.
n incmoer of tho couimisninn. sum
iniiur tin the situation last niulit, mtiil
the work was itoine ahead well, nml
that the commission had completed
nearly nil its work, lie believed it
would be uliln to finish its disruasion
of the subject bv the end of tho urs
ont week.
EM-TEES
The kaiser Is said to hare aged ten
years stneo ho fled to Holland two
months ago. It Is much too fust.
Somebody ought to put an end to it.
Kansas City Star.
ThlB is tho first time our executive
has been abroad, but not tho first
time tho country has been without
nn executive. Greenville piedmont.
Tho German sailors are said to be
taking a neutral nttltude during the
present trouble In llorlln. Thoy don't
wnnt to mnmhelr war-record evi
dently. Syracuse Herald. .
Some of tho Oormana seem to
think that as thoy are honeit enough
to admit they nre dishonest, tho ac
count should bo struck off the
books. Knoxvlllo Journul and Trib
une. .
Colonel Roosevelt did not discover
the Ten Commundments, but the
trouble camo from his wanting to
apply them to a lot of men who felt
that they wero outside thoso Issuos.
Minneapolis Journal.
As a matter of fact. It's the over
balance of power, with liberty-loving
nations on the heavy end, that makes
the world fool so snfo now, regard
less of just what form the l.engue of
Nations takes. Ollntnn Dally Clln-tonlan.
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DIED ,
IIAU.KY I'lim'hul J. Iliillev ill"1'
ut his home. 1 1!.". Houlli (Mkduln
street of vnlviihir heart I rouble, Cob.
U, nuod 511 yeurs, one mouth, nine
days. .Mr, llalley hml been III fur
the last six months, most of the tlnui
being confined to his home, lie was
a niitlvo Of Lincoln county. Mlmmurl,
and wiis the ynungeat of ! children.
Ilu went lo lliipi'iier, Ur In 1K7U,
mid ciuiiu to .Medford line, I. ISIII,
unit was married lo Hylvln K. Ilurvey
Dec, 115, lKlia, llo was a unud eltUeu
a ml loaves a host ut friends to mourn
his limn,
Ho loaves his wife, Sylvia nml two
ilmmhtoi's, AiihIo und l.ee, also three
brothers and ono sister, Thou, W.
lltilley of Simla. Barbmii, fill,, Itubnrl
II, mid W. L, llalley of Aleiimrd,
Ore., and Mrs. Annlo M. Alnxfleld or
Suula Durham, On I. llo was mi lie
llva msmbur of tho Melhoilltit church,
Funeral servleos will bo held at the
ratddnnco, Snnilny at !!: p. in. In
lurment In tho 1. O. 0. f. cemetery,
Kays It Is the llent In the World
Thoro Is one romotly that thoso
who know depend upon (or relief
from cousin thnl "hang on" after the
grip. Foley's Honey und Tur clears
the pasutiKos, soothes raw, liiNamml
mombranes and banishes irritation
and tickling In tho throat. A. II. Mc.
Dunlnl, llox 51, Llmlslile. W. 'n.,J
writes: "I am glad to tult you thnl
Foley's Honey and Tar Is tho best
modlelne In this world. 1 have had a
severe uotiKh and before 1 used half a
bottlo I was hotter." For salv by
Medford I'hurmncy,
II. K. Tucker of Akron, Ohio, who
Is looking over the coast country, was
In Median! Wednesday.
Hot Is mars faliirrli In this artlnn
if Hi country tlinn all mimr dlimata
put l.iusllnir, inul fur yt K wm au,.
puMrtl to b liK-uiahla, iHioinrs iirfwrllit
IihI rnn"Hf. ami by t-uiinianlly falling
to em with Iim-hI lriiitiiisnt, prtniiiiiiii'ini
II ini'iiriilile, t'umrrli Is a Imul iluvnau,
iiri-iilly luiliiaiiicil by cuiiailtiiiluiiul ion
illtlona nml tliairor raqulrvs vuiiailtu.
Iluiml IrvitiniHiil. llnli'a Catarrh MmIi.
I'ltia, iMiinnliK lured by V. J. Chonay ft
Co.. Tnletlo, Ohin, la a aonattiuilonal
taitipiiy. Is Inbaii Inlnrimlly ami a, m
thru ilia tlliiml ell Iho Mm out Hui liiciia
of tlie Hyati'in. tuio lluiulrait liellni-a rv
tviinl la olieit'il for any caaw Hint lluli a'
I'uliirrh Ma ll'-me rnlln to cure. Hand lur
clu-uluia nml ii-iiilinoiilala.
I'', j. i;m:Ni':v t'i Teloilo, Ohio.
N"lil by liruiirtlaia, Vite,
Hull's l-'iimiiy filla for vonailpatlun,
CORN BEEF
HASH
Lil.hy'ti (V Ut'CfJInsh, it's
gnod. Cuiiicri ia oho and two
noii im 'cans.
Larrow's Pure New York
Buckwheat Flcur
4 pound bags.
. Priced Special.
SCHIEFFELIN'S
GROCERY
30-40 North Central Ave.
The Houso of Big
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TONIGHT FRIDAY SATURDAY
Julia Arthur
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DR. RICKERT
Optometrist
EYES SCIENTIFICALLY
TESTED, AD GLASS ICO
PROPERLY FITTED
Bnlt IS over Maj Co.
NO DROPS C8KI
Edith Ca veil I
The Woman the Germans Shot j
This Is the Piclurc that Made All New York Take Heed ;
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Adults 25c Children 10c
Both Price and Quality Right
I am w plritMil nitli my Akron Trna. Ilt womli rtnl. I nm Rtilnit
rlnlit nft-r tivrrjrlMKly llmt lina tlm tuimo Irouhln I liuvii nml recom
mend your TriiD.. Thn prlco and iUullly am ImiIIi riitlit. I remain,
yonrn vrHpcctriilly, . HIV. ItOTII.
Heath's Drug' Store
Phone 884 The San Tox Store
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Why Two or More Federals on So Many Cars?
Look the cars over that are equipped with Federal Tires nearly always two, or more.
Note J:he way the tires are worn and you Will see that Federal users are rebuying after
giving Federals a trial. : -".-. -..:.,,.T., ; ,'.
Proof ,of quality ? Sure! Also proof that customers like the way we do business on Federals.
They like the way We back them up. They know that every Federal must give service.
That if defects appear we stand back of them. They are sure of their money's worth and
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