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MEDFORB i MATTJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOX. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1S. tftlfl
f QCAL AND
Li PERSONAL
Iv ono of tho Medford peopla who
attended the welcoming recoptlon to
tho UTitli artillery in Portland late
ycgtordny afternoon and last night
returned home this morning, but they
are expected, to urrlvo oft this after
noon's train. - ,":
. Mthla prater at lw Yoa.', l i
, Tbla morning's temperature was
rather frigid with a noticeable whlto
frost. Tho minimum was 27 degrees
titiove nt 6:30 o'clock. The predlcr
Hon for Taeeday night and Wodncs-,
day, a for fair weather. ' ' '
. Dr. H.i P. . Hargrare, physician.
Rooms 409-410 Garnett-Corey Bldg.,
phone 230. .
Airs. B. C. Stout ot Klamath Falls
left for home today after a visit with
Iter daughters; Clara and Kamona,
who are students in St. Mary's acad
emy. ' ,' ' - , Vjl ' )'!
Guaranteed piston rings lor all
cars. 0. E. Gates Auto Co.
Walter and Emerson Merrick left
Sunday for San Francisco on business
in connection with the future ot the
natatorium, according to a report in
circulation. From San .Francisco
Walter Merrick will go to Los An
goles for a visit and he plans to
shortly leave for China to take a po
sition there on a newspaper publish
ed in the English language. r
i -Alco Taxl. Phone 95.
: 'Jr.- K. Harrington of Salem, arrlv
ed in the city this morning for a
slfoVf Stay on business and Is a guest
at the .Hotel Nash.
,.1W,jin,tebV.a lathe man. Duplex Ring
company. , . . ; 2S2
Xf'rlends'of Mrs. H. Belle Loomis of
ROBS'lane and Medford, will be pleas
ed to know that the operation per
formed on hor right eye several
weeks ago to restore Us sight was
eucceSBful. Another operation was
performed last Wednesday to remove
ithe cataract from the other eye, the
outcome of which will not be known
for some time.
. Don't kick about high-priced shoes
when you can buy them for 'cost at
No. 10 South Central. Sale will close
at 9 p. m., Feb. 25th.
L. C. Sontellen and F. G. Ebeling
are among the Hotel Medford guests
registered from St. Louis, Mo.
Tires guaranteed 5000 miles; also
Universal, tubes.. Medford Service
Station. 280
Among visitors In the city from,
Los Angeles are Mr. and Mrs. H. Jen
sen who arrived here last night. .
.. Nash Hotel. Special, rates, week
or month. Steam heat. ' "2S7
J. L. McEnery and J. R. Baker are
Ashland men visiting In thejtxon
business.
' It pays to save In the Building &
Loan, 429 M. F. & H. Bldg. "
Ben Gentry ot the 46ui coast artil
lery regiment arrived home . this
morning from Camp Eustls, Va., hav
ing been discharged, from service.
Part of the regiment sailed for
France but Ben was not one of the
fortunate ones as. be was 1U with an
attack of Jlu at the time ot sailing.
The remainder of the regiment was
ordered to sail but the signing of the
armistice kept the command aMiorae.
For fire insurance phone 6 4, cor
ner Eleventh street and 8. P. track.
D. R. Wood Co. . .
Dan M. Pearce of Roseburg, who
Is in the city on business is registered
at the Hotel Medford.
Wanted a lathe man. Duplex Ring
company. , . 282
There was born to Mr. and Mrs. J.
J. Mann an eight and one-half pound
daughter on Monday.
'Mrs. 'Paul Hansen, experienced
corsotler, for Nu-Bone Corsets. Phone
5S5-H. . " , 300
Worth Harvey, assistant cashier
of tho First National bank ot Cottugo
Grove, returned home Monday even
ing. He was called here to attend
the funeral of hln brother-in-law, the
late P. J. Halley.
Bakery goods at DeVoe's.
F.' P. Loder returned to Redding,
Co)., Monday night, after attending
the funeral of his uncle, P. J. Halley.
i Wanted a lathe man. Duplex Ring
company, 2S2
A. E. Roumes of Medford, Is regis,
tered as- the Hotel Portland, Port
land, Ore.
A two-lb. box ot Vogan's chocolates
tor 1.135 at DeVoe's.
Mrs. E. P. Kurlx returned to her
home at Hilt Tuesday morning after
a day's visit In the city.
Windshield glasses tor all cars. C.
E. Gates Auto Co.
It was brought out at a legislative
hearing at Salem recently that Ore
gon was the first state to abolish the
common drinking cup, and that it
was also the first state to establish
public drinking fountains.
Malted milk 60c lit. DeVoe's.
The opening meeting of the Great
er Medford Club will be held In he
Holland Hotel next Tuesday after'
noon, Feb. 25th at 2 o'clock Instead
of Monday afternoon as announced.
The program for the day will bo on
Spain and it Is expected that this will
be an exceptionally interesting meet
ing. Air ladles of Medford are In
vited to attend.
DeVoe has a tine line ot assorted
chocolates at 60c per pound.
The pupils and patrons of the N'orth
Phoenix school, under the supervis
ion of Miss Ruth York, held a suc
cessful program and box social, Feb.
14. More than $2S was realiied
from the sale ot boxes and the fund
will be used to install hot lunch
equipment. Through the courtesy of
Paul's Electric store, tho school
house and grounds were beautifully
illuminated with a Western Electric
farm lighting plant which was a de
lightful addition to the comfort and
pleasure- ofjthe assemblage.
The Valley Fuel Co. has adopted a
strictly cash basis beginning Feb. 1.
All. kinds of wood for sale. Phone 76.
290
E. II.' Hiird spent Monday ' at
Grants Pass on business.
Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corer Bldg.
Portland business sojourners in
Medford today were J. Turner, F. E.
Powell, Rice E. Caldwell, John T.
Steever, Chas. H. Luck, E. A. Biggs,
W. H. W. Garrett and J. J. Crofut.
Hemstitching, - .
pecotlng. .. .
Handicraft
Shop. ,.
Miss Joan Anderson was expected
home this afternoon from Camp,
Lewis where she has for months been
taking the army nurses . training
course and from which she was re
cently released at her own request.
Oveif- a hundred young' women tak
ing the course resigned-since. . the
armistice was signed, as all zest and
interest for them ceased with the
ending of the war. . Miss Anderson
met Mayor and Mrs. Gates at Port
land yesterday and was to accom
pany them to Medford.
Hemstitching, pecotlng. all work
guaranteed. Vanity Hat Shop.
A.'"C, Hislop. D. de Reymonte, M.
Rapp and Arthur Brown are San
Francisco visitors in the city regis
tered at the Hotel Medford.
City hemstitching and pecotlng 5o
yd. Mrs. B. E. Haney. 274
E. D. Elwood has been sick for the
past two. weeks with the influenza
and erysipelas. ;-..
Get your milk, cream, natter and
buttermilk at DeVoe's.
By the present legislature; Wash
ington's birthday has been restored
as a legal holiday in the . public
schools of Oregon with patriotic ex
ercises to be held in the forenoon of
that day. . , "
' Daily's Taxi. Dodge cars. Phone 15.
Tomorrow's farm bureau campaign
momborshlp meetings are to be held
as follows: Sam's Valley meeting at
Moonville at 2 : ;i0 p. m and Table
Rock In tho ovenlng at S o'clock.
The Crater Lake Motor company's
mechanics are selected with such
care that they are tamlllnr with every
make of car sold In southern Oregon,
whether It be a Ford, Chevrolet, Max
well, Dodgo, Overland, Oakland,
llupmohlle, I'olge, Velle, OliLmolillo,
Hnlrk, Chalmers, Franklin, Hudson,
Cadillac or Packard. 280
The following Item ot Interest-to
Medford people appears In tho Port
Hand Journal's story written by Us
correspondent on board the special
65th artillery train while It was en
routo to Portland yesterday: Clarke
J. Walker of Medford. Ore., can be
Induced with difficulty to tell his
thrilling experience ot having a large
French shell strike tho truck which
he was driving. A medical corps man
who was with him was killed aud
another man on board was badly
wounded, but. Walker escaped unin
jured. The truck was a large steel
one and was laid up two days for re
pairs." Clarke Walker Is tho son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Walker.
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las. 201 S. Riverside. Phone 162-J
Frank Doremus, the well known
Eagle Point district rancher on
alighting from the north bound pas
senger train last Saturday evening
was placed under arrest by Night
Policeman Adams when two quart
bottles of whisky wore found in his
suitcase. He was released on bond
and his hearing was set before Jus
tice Taylor for Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
Doremus had been at Sacramento
since early in December.
Special shipment of new crop
oranges at 30c per doien at the Fish
Markot. . . . 2S0
Every farmer and fruitgrower of
the county is invited to attend, the
farmers and. fruitgrowers meeting to
be held at" the public Horary Thurs
day, Feb. 20th. - The main feature ot
the session will be the discussing ot
new sprays. Current orchard prob
lems and the farm bureau organlia
tion will be among other topics of
discussion.
Pineapples, oranges and all kinds
of fancy fruits and vegetables at the
Fish Market. 2S0r
W. A. Crane recently received from
Portland, Indiana Rabbitry, a pair of
pedigreed 3-months old New Zealand
rabbits that cost $48.10, including
express and war stamps.
For the best insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
Mr. and Mrs. A.. II. Polley left
Tuesday forenoon for Weed. Col., for
a visit with their daughter, Mrs. J.
J. Boland. ; . - .
Guaranteed springs for all cars.
C. E. Gates Auto Co. '
V. E. Dorner of Seattle, is a busi
ness sojourner in the city having ar
rived yesterday.- v ... t
' Yon can drink a pint of cider for
a nickel at DeVoe's.
Pat Swayne, the Applegate rancher
came in Monday to spend a few days
in the city. h,.-V . .
Nurses to come In training, $5.00
a month for first year; $7:50 for sec
ond: 10.00 for the third. Board.
room and laundry free. Medford
Sanitarium. 284
Miss Jessie P. Gilsin of STew York
City is a guest at the Hotel Holland.
: The Elks lodge will have the plea
sure of entertaining next Thursday
night C. H. Burggraf of Albany, the
new district grand deputy for wes
tern Oregon of the B. P. O. E. It
will be bis first visitation to
local lodge.
Guaranteed spars piugs tor
cars'. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
. Included among, visitors registered
at the Hotel Medford from a distance
are Emil Franklin of Kansas City,
W. . H. Colby of Chicago, and H. S.
Smith of Seattle. .
J. T. Adams was among the trad
ers and visitors in Medford yesterday
from the Prospect district,
Tho new' Medford Hnrvleo Station
respectfully' tallcltt a share of your
patronage. Gas, Oil, etc, Comer
Main and Riverside. ' 280"
Miss Mario Ciatos who uncording to
a lottor received in tho city recently
from Captain R. ,1. t'onroy has been
making splendid progruss In hor work
In the army ntiraua' eourao at Camp
Lewis. Is recovering from an attack
of mumps. It le reported that; In the
near future she will resign from, the
coim-so and come bark homo. - .
You can always find somothlng for
a quick lunch at DnVoe's. .
v Dave Rosenberg who has recovered
from his recent Illness is hot expect
ed here from Seattle - for savoral
weeks yet, as ho Is looking after
business matters there which will do
tain him that length of time.
Insure In sure insurance. Phone
799 or 009-Y. Bennett lnv. Co. 291
Guaranteed brake' lining ton all
cars.- C. E. Gates Auto Co.
' Lieutenant Colonel K. 13. Kelly
who left last Sunday morning for the
Texas oil fields; stopped off at Mon
tague, Cnl. between trains to deliver
u memorial address before the Elks
ot that place.
P. i). Scott of Jacksonville, who Is
a ship building finisher, but who six
months ago wetit with a new ship
built at Portland on Its Initial cruise
as cook thru the Panama canal and
South America, arrived in .Medford
today from Norfolk, Va. He was mot
at the depot by Mrs. 8rott.
County visitors in the city Monday
andtoday Included W. H, Pomeroy
of Beagle, Mrs. J. Strong of Central
Point, J. T. Oard of Trail and C.
Smith of Gold Hill. "
MONTANA ELECTION
fRAUOTBE PROBED
the
all
IIELKNA. Mont.. Fob. 18. Tlie
senate committee on nrovilcseg and
election this uioruitiir reported for
pussnse the' resolution introduced last
week liv Senutor 11. A. (lulhvcv of
Silver How counlv. mitliomin" nn
investigation of the nlletred election
frauds in Butte and ninironrintiiii;
$400,(10(1 to defray the expense of
the imiuirv. It .in under the chtinrcsi
of fraud made that tho scats of nine
Silver Mow democrats in the house
arc now.boiii! contested. A similar
resolution was introduced in the house
bv Kellv; of Silver Bow. hut has not
vet befvi reported wit of committee.
Funeral Notices.
Funeral ser vices of Margaret Reovo
Jackson will be hold at the Weeks &
McGowan company Chapel, Wednes
day, Feb. ."19th, 1919, at 10:30 a. m..
Rev. L.:af. TlooST officiating. Inter,
ment in Jacksonville cemetery.
Funeral services of Geo. W. Davis
will be held at his late residence In
Central Point, Wednesday, Feb. 19th
1919 at 2 o'clock p. m. Interment In
1. O. O. F. cemetery,' Medford. :.t
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' Card of Thinks
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends who have
been so kind to us In Innumerable
ways during our recent bereavement.
Your kindnesses will never bo for
gotten. j
MRS. SYLVIA E. HALLEY.
AN'GIE AND LEE HALLEY.
' MR. AND MRS. W. L. HALLEY
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WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER
; Pay Phonoi Pacific 227.
Night Phones: b W. Weeks, lO&JS.
Lady Assistant. .
KI". PASO, Tex. Fob, IS, A riMiie
lion in wuiros fov 'employes nf (lie
Kl Tasii miieltimr woi'kn, one of the.
American Smeltimr tuul liel'inimr
oomimnv's eliiiin of muelletn, wiin nn
pounced1 toiluv. Kmiilove rwcivimr
'J..riU per dnv or mure will he reduced
.'ill eenls, Thane 'roceiviuit liclwcen
'J' liiul $2"i0- will be reduced to '-'.
mid laborers uettinsr ifU will reooivo
1.7.1.
BILL TO PROHIBIT
' RED FLAG DISPLAY
WASHINGTON'. Fell, 18, A spe
cial incetiuir of the Hcnutu iudicim'V
eommilteo for Thursday wns culled
tndiiv to consider the bill of Senator
New of Indiana, republican, to pro
hibit public display of the red fliiL",
and also that of Senator Jones of
Wiisliinulim, republican, preseribinu
severe penalties for ilisseininuliiiir
radical prnpnuiimtn.
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, WASHINGTON. Feb. IS As oh-
other step toward restoration of nor
mal pro-war conditions, tho rullroiul
administration today instructed that
freight cant be returned to owner
roads as fast as possible and that
companies bo given moro authority
to apply their Individual standards or
equipment.
I Notico '
I am taking this means to inform
my patrons that I have been sick
with flu and erysipelas for last two
weeks: ani much butter and If noth
ing prevents offlco will be open Feb
ruary 24th. E. I. ELWOOD.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE At sacrifice, entire ran.
bltry slock;1 'some does Just kin
dled; others kindle anon: bred
does anil young stock. Crane Itab
hltry, 1 ).',! Court. Call between
noon 2:30. 281
FOR SALE Authentic History ot
. the World War. Ed. Ilunselman,
agent, 423 King street, phono
632-H. . . v . 300
DAVIS ili'iii'Ui' Normnii DnWn wim
Imiii in Avoi'ii, New York, April 17.
IH."7, and passed tiwiiv nl llenlrnl
I'oinl, Oreuoii, Siimlitv, I'Vhriturv III,
.Un II. - At the iiiio of emit! h moved
with his parents to Princeton, III,,
where lie spent Hie inosl of his voiniir
manhood, iroiiitr to llolilrcilm1, Neb,, at
(lie uue of :i(l, l'cimiiiiiiiL' there until
lie ciiiiic lo l.cwiston, Idulio, in ISII I,
In Itllli liu went to California anil
from there he came lo Hie Itouue river
vnllev. Mr, Duviw lias been in pour
health lor u iitiniliei' of veiirs ml for
the last six months has been mmliii
ed to the house.
Mr. Pnvis was u mini of slhuur
iMiiislitutioii nod lie iiiiiilo a valient
I'iulil lor life. - He was uluavs n uoil
friend mill ncitihlior ami leaves lo
mourn his loss his wile ami Toiir
sons Krniik Noriiiuu Davis of Wei
ser, Malm, llnrrv I.. Davis of Oak
land, Calif.,. (I eo rue Marian Davis,
and (llcim Walter Davis of Ccntrl
Point, lie-iiles a luotlicr, .loliu ,1. Davis
of lliintlev, Mont., mid n sister, Mr
K. II. N'ewcoiiib of h'tistoriii, (lliio.
The funeral will he held al the finn'lv
residence, Wediiosduv, l'Vliiniirv Ifl,
ill!!), nl '-' p. in, mid iiiteriucnt will br
in Medford eiMiielerv,
Mr, Davis was o member of Par
adise ciinip of Modern Woodmen of
America; also a member of Concord
camp of Woodmen of tho World of
Cliirkston, Wash.
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
; Tells How To Open Hogged Naiw
1 trils mid Knd llcnd-Cold..
' You iel II mi la a tuw iiinniKiitt, Vour
cold in IiciiiI or eiilurrli will lm uui,,,,
Vuur cluKK'il instills will open. 'I lm al,.
uitnnigiHi of ynur ln'iul will clear nml
yuii ciin loenllio fnvlv. No mure dull.
until, liwiiluclioi no liinvliliiK, miiillllii,
iniicoiis illiu-liui'iti' or drvncssi no strng.
glltig fur Iniiitli at night,
'fell yuur driitiitint yen want a mimll
bnltlii of Kly's (.'ream lluliu. Apply u
lit lit of tills frngraut, nnllw'ptle ircnin
In ynur uiialrlU, let It priii'lrulu Ibruiiidi
every air piiiiuc of I lm Inidi mmlliu
mid Ileal tlio awolbn, lllllilineil iimcnus
mrnilirmiK, unit relief ooinit Inntuntlv,
U Is Just wluit every wild and entiirrh
ulferer. nmsl, Don t stay sliiltt iii
mid iiilu'riible.
joyfugl mim
Unlus your food In diverted wlih.
out the aftermath ol painltil noldily,
the joy It taken out of both eating
and living.
are wonderful in llitir lialp to the
nlomttch troubled with over-acldilr.
I'loamnt lo toko relief prompt and
uehnite.
MADE BY SCOTT BOWNF,
MAICUU OK SCOITS tMtlUION
Ml jur-VF'
S. & W.
Preserved Red Ripe
Strawberries and
Raspberries
Miulo oC sclcclcd fruiiK nml
I'mif; hiik.'ii'. Delicious willi
hot icn liiseiiits.
Cox's
Instant Powdered
Gelatine
(Tlit' clii'i'lterlniiu'd piiclciiKc)
'2 iiii'kfiK'rt 'J") t't'iit.s.
SCHIEFFELIN'S
GROCERY
' 30-40 North Central Ave.
Today EjS Tomorrow
KOR HKNT Close In 10-nero ranch,
fj-room house, barn, all kinds of
fruit and berries, 10 par month.
Phono 929-W. . 2SS
KOR SAI.B Slide trombono, Rood as
new. Phone 19-X3, Central Point.
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PROPERLY FITTED
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Killing prpsrrlitinn in our must Important work. Wo follow the
doctor's order with skill anil cum lo tlio sninllcM ilclall. We li'v"
you quality mid Nervier, lit lis till your lie J I prescription.
Heath's Drug' Store
Phone 884 The San Tox Store
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Read What This Sta Says About Federals
"I have been driving the stage over the Green Spring Mountain from Ashland to
Klamath Falls for three years. I have tried nearly every make of tire, changing from
one to another looking for satisfactory service. In April, 1918, I put on Federals and
got by for the best service I have had. every tire going better than 8000 miles u
;! I will use only Federals in M I CHAS. HOWARD."
How about it a minimum of 8000 miles and ovef the Green Spring every day? Some service, we think
.1 . IF YOU DONT BUY FEDERALS YOU DON'T GET THE BEST '
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We guarantee and do ithe adjusting
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