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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON'" TUESDAY, MATiOTf ,4. 1f)1ft fOCAL AND 1 PERSONAL Now that tho big public walcomo ' tor returned soldiers nnd sailors Is over plans are already ou foot to Kive Just as big a demonstration for tlio 09th nrtillory, now onrouto to Camp JiOwls tor demobilization, and tho other soldiers and sailors who have returned homo attcr last nlnnf's ntfnlr. "V will honor those, coming boys With a tremendous jolly affair," . said Mayor Gates today. ; Mrs. Paul Hansen, experienced ... corsetler, tor Nu-Bono Corsets. Phone ' C 85-11. , ; r: , . 300 Franks W Gerties who for years past has been connoctod with Schiot folln's grocery, for some tlmo past as - manager, has severed his connection with that Establishment and purchas ed of Earl Short tho Optimo restau rant. " Mr. Gerdos has already as sumed charge of tho restaurant. Mr. and Mrs: Short contemplate removing to southern California. Mrs. Scbief-foHn- will assume tho active manage ment of the. grocery and mako her headquarters In the store. Old papers for building fires and house cleaning, 10c bundle. ' E. P.- Carpenter of the 70th infan try, -arrived homo this morning from Camp' Lewis, having just been, dis charged from service. ,. . DeVoe has a fine nne of assorted , chocolates at 60c per pound. -' In the big homecoming reception clvn.n'at "Eiiirene last Saturday to ahoijt'-OO. members of the 65th artil lery; from that city, one of the fea tures xfaa' music by & band of 60 pieces; made up of the municipal and University of Oregon bands. Another feature: was that plenty of autos Were placed at the disposal of the soldiers " all day.; ' . ' . ' Bak'eify goods at DeVoe's. " , " E. J.jAdams, former state highway commissioner, has entered the auto business at Eugene' and obtained the agency of a well known car. . Legal site typewriter ptfper $1.50 per box" of 500 sheets. Good quality Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf People were present from all parts of the ;county Yesterday to witness . the home coming of the 65th artillery contingent and many remained over to atend last night's big doings. . ' Guaranteed spark plugs for all r cars. ' C. E. Gates Auto Co. - ' . Mri and Mrs. G. T." Powell of Ken . ncdyy Texas, are visitors in tha, city and guests at the Hotel Holland. . . Dr; Edw. do Heymonte,' drugless physician. Acute and chronic diseases by his "own system. - 9to 12; 1 to-5 p. m; Rooms 4-5 St. Mark's bids. , :V -.::. -i--. :.::'.. -, .316 Among Eagle Point men registered at the 'Nash: hotel yesterday and last night, including anumber-of soldiers were Robert Harnish, "Wesley Cof- feen.-H. B. Brown, H. B. Brown, I. O. (Brown, Thos: ; Vestal; Wayman Berg- man, E. Qv Robertson, Lloyd' B. v French,' Grayden E. ChildTeth, Clar ence.' Robjinett, George H. Wehman, R. A. Petty and L. Luy. ;''.'."-. ';. i Guaranteed springs for all -cars. O. SJ. Gates Auto Co. " : Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Carlos have gone to San Francisco for a ten days . visit- with' former parishoners. Dr. Carlos was some years ago the pastor of the Howard street Methodist Epis copal' church in that city. While there he' will be privileged to attend the California convention of the Cen tenary movement, -i- The' new sawmill plant and exten sive logging operations of the Weed Lumber company will open up on March 1st. We have steady work for , men conversant with "sawmill ' "and , logging operations, and men seeking such work will do well to write or wire" Weed Lumber: company , as to their capabilities and positions which they can ihold In such operations. '"' - .. , ; -,. --.'295 Miss Louise Jones, the former Well known- telephone operator of ', the Jacksonville exchange arrived from Sah- Francisco last week for a visit with friends in Medford and Jack- sonville. : ' '.'; ..-.'''. - A two-lbj -bor of Vogan's chocolates for ?L35 af DeVoe's. jtf Jy-' Robert Strang arrived home Satur : day night from Mare Island where he was last week discharged1 from the navy radio service. He entered the radio School last June and was trans ferred ta Mare Island about the time the arrflistic was : signed. Hemstitching, , : , - pccotlng. - , .':' ' Handicraft " "'. v '... , Shop: V" -i" ' ' . ' ' According to unofficial Informa tion the 91st"(WiId; West) division In1 which are many Oregon men, and a number from Jackson county, slat ed to sail from Brest, France, March y- V, ha beeir placed' at the head of :the "indeflriits list'-' by an order from the '.; war department. ' The' 91st division is made up of mostly western men halling; froth all parts of the north- . ..- west)1 and' these' troops ' have one of the ibest' " records' established by Amorlcan forces in France - Lithia water at DoVoe'si " - The congregation of the First Pres 'bytorluri' church - Sunday morning made'-another record 'and enjoyed great" pleasure by placing on the plate n cash-offering of nearly two hundred ,r and fifty dollars,1 This offering was - made tinder the auspices of the Wom an's Association of the church. Caro of the hair and skin a spec ialty Herbox tonics. Hair conibings '..wanted.. Sanitary Beauty Shop. 295 WEEKS & McGOWAN CO ' . UNDERTAKER' ' Day I'lione: Pacific 227. Night Phones: P. W. Weeks, 103-Jfi. . Lady Assistant, ,-A dairy Bchool of Instruction moot ing will bo hold in tho Ashland city hall Wednesday and Thursday of this week, beginning nt 10.30 a. m. Wed nesday,'" which will bo' addressed by Professors Westovor nnd Fltts of the O. A. C. , Alco Taxi, mono 95. Lieutenant George T. Pcnke left Sundny for Uellevuo, Arli., to accept a position with the Gibson Consoli dated company copper mine. His wife and daughter xylll remain with Mrs Poako's pnrents,iMr. and Mrs. B. J. Trowbridge, for a while. Call Snlder's Dairy for fresh but termilk..- Phono T.VU. '", , " Among the Ashlnml visitors In the city yesterday wero May Giljson and Myrtle Conwell who wero registered at the Hotel Holland. Guaranteed piston rings for all cars. C, E. Gates Auto Co. '': ' , There was general regret irrespec tive of politics expressed iu Medford today over tho demise of Governor Withycombe. Ho had often visited hero before nnd nftor he becamo gov ernor and had many warm friends in the city. . Hemstilchluffi' pecotlng, all work guaranteed. Vanity. Hat Shop. , Ralph Bellinger of the 65th artil lery; who arrived homo last Sunday, is reported as ill with a severe case of mumps. Legal sixe typewriter paper $1.50 per box of 500 Bheots. Good quality Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Robblns loft Mdford Tuesday for air extended trip thru California where they ex pect to locate later. They have been stopping at the Hotel Holland the past two weeks, since leaving Seattle, where during the past year Mr. Rob bins has filled the position of chief deputy of the port commission. They formerly lived in Medford. Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. Doug las, 301 S. Riverside. Phone 163-JJ i Xext Thursday night will be anoth er big night with the Medford Elks, for In addition to the lodge's big wel come home toits returned mombers the annual election of officers will also be held. This election will not be as exciting as the election to be beld by the. Salem Elks the same night, as the Salem lodge has three leading candidates for exalted ruler. The local lodge has two well known candidates to be voted on tor this honoi , Get your milk, cream, utter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. . Benj. F. Collins, who recently sold out his automobile business in Grants Pass, and family have again located imtthat city and he will reopen busi ness", in hia old location. :- Windshield glasses for all cars.-C. E. Gates -Auto Co. - : Probably there were more local soldiers and sailors in the ity Tues day than ever, before during-any period- during thei war,' as most. ot. the c oldiers and sailors' of the various parts of the county who came to at tend yesterday's patriotic party, re mained In Medford today. -' Tho. New York . Restaurant has moved two doors south, on South Central. Will be open for business Saturday morning. ' 294 ', J. C. McLeod, Roy Nitnn and M. Drinkall are a state highway engi neering party registered at the Hotel Medford. - : . ; - Call Snlder's Dairy for fresh but termilk. Phone 755-R. - B. Rosenfeld and P. O.- Crawford of San Francisco are two higlr-offic-ials of the California-Oregon Power company visiting in the city; The new spring hats have arrived at Lottie Howard's, 109 iNorth' Cen tral avenue. ;. - i. 292 Rogue River residents who wrere among Monday's throngs here includ ed Fred Williams, S. C. Wood, Archie Hopper,- Mrs. F. Hopper and Lester Carroll. New location Main and Central. Paul's Electric Store. . :315 George A. Sanders of Wellen was a Medford visitor yesterday. . '- - Guaranteed brake lining for "all cars. C. E. Gates' Auto Co. - Jacksonville soldiers and - others attending the patriotic doings- here yesterday included Julian Abbott, Ch'as.. E. Abbott, Herbert Mitchell, Reuben Pitz, John B. Renault .and Pete Chavner. . - Nash Hotel. Special rates, week or month. Steam heat. - . 317 Mrs. S.,S. Peck and children left today for Worden, Klamath county, to join Mr. Peck and remain until next fall as Mr. Peck; who preceded them two weeks, expects to be per manently employed at a saw , mill near Worden. . . Dry, clean, storage, Class. A.iulld Ihg. 'Low Insurance rate: -'Mason, Ehrmon & Co. . 295 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR " "SALE Three-inch' Mitchell '- farm wagon; $35.00-, os't $110.00. f Heavy Mitchell mountain' hack with top, $40.00, cost $170.00. Heavy Velie side spring single buggy $35.00, cost $140.00. Bront ' nier Bros., R,- F. D, 3. Phone 389-.I3. , 29T WAIXTED To buy a traveling "bag In good condition. ' HoX'B. Mail . Tribune. .':' 293 LOST Brown kid glove, fur lined, , Monday night. Reward if retdrn "Cd to Mail Tribun(!.v" ' '893 DR. RICKERT ICVES SCIEXTIFIOArLY XKBTi:!), AN'I) CHASSKS PROPERLY FITTED NO DROPS t'HKI); Ilroken Lenses Accurntely Duplicated . Suite 1-a over May Co. ' H. E. Rosa of Applegato and L. E. Ttiylor of Kueh, Wero among the Monday visitors hero from lliolr ro spectivo sections. . Malted nillk 5 Oo lb. DeVoe's. It ptO'S to save in tho Building & Loan, 439 M. F, & II.. Itldg. W. E. Shattuck, who prior to re moving to Tacoma a ycar.ngo hat, re sided on Thompson, creek where ho operated a mining property, died lust week in tho Tncomn general hospital. tlortha M. Kmerlek, teachor - of piano, having fulfilled nil tho re quirements of tho state board has re ceived her certificate which onfltlos her pupils to full credit in any high school In tho state 'ot Oregon. ' 293 Tho high school semester will close March 15 and the 'second semester will begin on Monday, March 17. It Is the plau to have all students reg ularly registered before the closo of tho first semester so tlint no time will bo lost at the beginning ot tha second semester. ' Alco Taxi. Phone 93. 1 E. Bailey was one of tho Talont visitors In Medford yesterday. -For tho best insurance soe Holmes, tho Insurance Man. ' Eagle" Point' women registered nt tha Hotel Holland yesterday and last night wore Mrs. Von dor Hellen, Margaret Riley and Zula (leppcrt. For fire insurance phono 64; cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. D. B. Wood & Co. ; ' The University of Oregon hrisket ball team, which was' enrottto' to Berkeley for a game with the VxtV--veraity of California team; left ' tho southbound forenoon train here "to day and wero whisked into the autos of C. . Hutchinson and Vernon Vuw. ter and taken to Ashland In time to catch tho train again.- Carter- Bran don is a member of the team and his uncle. Dr. E. B. PIckei; joined' the auto party to Ashland. Olen Arnspl ger was ops of the U.- of O.-'Rltmrnt which greeted the "team members' during tho train stop. ' ''-" ' You can always find soniethlrig'for a quick lunch at DeVoe's; - ' ' 1 Hr. and" Mrs. Fred Petoure of Eagle Point, came intb the city to enjoy yesterday's patriotic demon stration and were registered at tho Hqtel Aredford Inst night.' - ' Irfgal size typewriter paper $1.50 per box ot 500 sheets. Gortd qunlify'l Bond. Medford Printing Conpany. tf An odd happening occurred 'this forenoon long before It was 'known' locally that Governor WltByconllie was dead, when a citizen called up the-day clerk at the Hotel : Medford and inquired If the governor was registered at th hotel. ""''' vl '" " ' , Daily's Taxi. Dodge'cars. Phone 10: Mrs. Chas. A. King and Mrs. 'G6S Murphy and the letter's soni of Wrth Bend, who had . been visiting Dnlla' King, left for Los Angeles today -where they will - spend " several monms. -. . .'-vv-,,, ' . ( Ecohomys iable , TTV 1 J urmtc No iaise'fiiJL same v-alixe aa always . Made iristetHly-hfr away: - Coniains noihind' liarta- When ordering your -table Bev erfiQeVwKy not consider Instant Postitm. ' Theres a Re as ' triiimnl ' ." i.. ' : J iUJjJIrfTTirii ( i i - Welcome! SOLDIERS -SAILORS SCHIEFFELIN'S GROCERY 36-40 North Central Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Charles lllgglnboth am !fj for homo nt Yreka this toro nuon after a vlxlt with the farmer's mot liar, Mrs. M. K, Durnellla. , " Sewing or work by hour. 51S West Second street. '- '297 , Among county sojourners- In Md tord yesterday wero J. F. llllsworth ot Derby, Rlchnrd F. Minkoff ' ot Prospect, M. O. Butts "of Gold Hill and M. C. Thompson of Central Point. :.'.'',- - Cull Snlder's Imlrvror frosh but; tormllk'. Phono 7R-H, ; , Portland man roRlstorod at tho hjo tols today Included W, W. Gurnett, .1. Cameron,-. W' A. Klnuoy and Li ' HodHon. 'v v - , , " City lieniMUehiug nnd pecotlng 5c yd. .Mrs. n. w. Haney. 374 The Wednesday Study chili, will moot nt tho public library Wednesday afternoon. . ' ' Alco Taxi. Phono 95. ' . v. mrtor ot Ashland,' was business visitor In Medford today. Crepo SSo yardi Jap Store. , " Among Control'- Point visitors iio day in Medford was Mrs. 15. Heft. Legal Sinn typowrlter paper $1.50 per box of COO sheets. Good quality llnnd. Modford Printing Company, tf Tho Rod 'Cross MiiKtudiio Interprets tho world to Aniorlcn, liy the aid ot' authors and artists of grcat: reputation nnd cxperhmco. It is tho ofrir-lnl organ ot tho A. R. C. and Its 'Own' medium" for tha gonertvl spread ot, Red Cross idvas nmf aims. To Red Cross members tho niagiuslno sttbscrlptIon""is $1.00';' noh-members, l3,9K-fy Mrs. SniitUc, 31S-Y, for nulSivlmfer- -GBNKtfAl Switzerland: Sfnrcli ij. Ion; Tmtzla'.'tlie llolshevik war nin Wer; has written from Mosi-ow iinder date of February 1-t tA'n fricnil here elaimin-' that Bolshevism iR'sitreudini; llirounliont Russia ' and Siberia, lie dcclaTcS in this letter that utter ware issr ' signed ' n ; new campaign ' will lie started iimonij-the' workers of the world' to' rislit imperidlism and capit alism.'" TrrttJV4hFl( ; .BM friemU to co-operate with Jlnre.', IHiratmnolt. wli6'ttov"is-' in Switzerland with sev eral1 million, rubles in her jKiSsession cprrV' on'HolsJievik pron'nenmln iu Friinire nnd Italy and later in Kns Itthd h'l the1 Unitufl Sth'tcs: t '' 'Trotsky boast thrtt snccesa for tlic JKolsliffvaki hits: nlrcudv been trained in Gerfiinnv through tlieStmrtncans, and jtlmitoret iiltbelief tlmt Bolshevism eventunllv will nile the world. 1 AVESTON'S Camera ; BOLSHEVIK ROLE -'-" - Shop thd Only Exclusive Cointncrcitil I'hotograplici in Suuthoi'n Oi'cgon. , N'cg.'ttivcs made any time 01 . place by appointment. Phone 147-J. We'll do the resttrK J. B.' PAtMER . ... .', Medf6rd.V ,' ... ,, , . - -n ; ... 208 East Main Street E , .WASHINGTON, Mar. 4. Tho Beetle 111 tho liouso was qillto tllftor- ont'from that' In thn sennlo whon the Hpenkor's gnvol fell. : As Speakor Clark' announced tho otid of tho (llith congross tho Marino hand played pa triotic, songs and members ami the crowded gullorluH Joined In the Hing ing. ;' .' -I , '"V -, "' Tlio'liist'nct of tho houso was the' unanimous'' passage of- a rosolnllnn offered by Republican Loader Mann, thanking ' Speaker Clark for his "able tin it Impartial" work as r.ponk or. "No matter what Its critics may soy," declared Mr. Clark 111 rvspoiiiio, "this congress has done more Impor tant work than any two othor con gresses. In thl congress, the repub licans acted as r-atrlotli-ully and as faithfully ns tho democrats, I can not expross my gratitude tor the way thu houso has treated mo. Good-bye nmr God. (ileus you,'' .. SULZER, ELECTED BY SMALL MARGIN JVXEAU. Alaska, March 4. Of fi eiol count of last November's ballots, announced here bv tlie leritorinl i-an- vassinif board, u'ive t'barles Suitor, democrat, 4.487 voles for Alaska dele. CL'Ute to ooniirt'ss:. His opponent, Delcinto James WU-kcrsham, republi can, rcociveil 4.4S4 votes. Somo of the returns wero Kent hv wire. An election certificate will not lie issued Sulzcr until tilt returns' l;nro been w- i-civctl hv mnil. - FQCH OEoIOoIl: COI-ENllAOBN'. March 4. 5ltir hlial Koeh has demnnded the burnetii. tile i)eli"erv of llie German mercantile llt'ct without reirard to the question of fooil riiii;!v. neciirdinir to a dis puteh from Wcinutri where the Oer innn national nssemblv is in sir'sion, ..-r ? . mmnrt oiar urana ,, '; t ' Typewriter Ribbon give clear, permanent copies. Will not smut, dry out, or fill the type. Buy typewriting aupplies of MEDFORD FROM DI WASHINGTON, Mareli l. Knilitm nt thn iirmv npiirnm'liitiim bill anil other inililiirv iiiciihui'ch to iuish lio t'nro ruiiKi'OHH iiiljoiirtieil leiivna llit war iloimrtmijiit In a "tlil'l'ii'iilt hut nut a serious situation," Keerelnrv linker sniil loiliiv. No fliuliii'iliiilu slioiinue ul' I'ihuIk In cfiru I'ur tlic Iriiiiim iu in rmiBiioot, , ' ' '' II r, tnkiffilHiix m'tintest re(ri'0l wiih Hint l'iiiliii'0 ol' I lie nriuv le-or-uMiii.nllon hill nieiuit (lint n iiiiiulier lit men of tho wnr lime nriuv inusl ii'iiuiin In llio Korvieo 1'or n Imnror liii lliiiii'wuulil luivo Ikvii nereitsiirv olli. erwisp. Tli sundry civil hill eiirrvimr ni limiiriiitiiiiis.liiliillinir nlioot iCKoll, UOO.IIIHI, inrlmliiiu- iHioll.tHHUMIil , for thu .mereluiiit niurlnt,, iilso liiili'il of nnsii'.'e. ' ' . America Owes France Debt of Gratitude Tho Important part franco him plnycil In thin war ami her awful micrtfleo of liliiml are not tho only rcanoiiH wo ntioulcl lin uratiifiil to her. Many liven uro aalil to have been nv(l and thounnnilH of mirKlciil op erntlomi provonltfil lit this country liy a French peasant reuieily for Klom ach; liver uml liilontlniil nllmenW now Impurtcil and noltl unilor tho nunie ot Mayr'a Womlorfiil Itviumly hy, (loo. II. Mayr, prominent t-hlcauu hotnlt. It In a nlmplo. hnrniiin proparntlon that rninavc the catarrhal iiiucim from tho Intestinal tract nntl allayn tho Intluinuiittlon which ciiukv pruc tlcally all stomach, liver nnd linen tlnnl nlliuonlB. IncltiilliiK nppciiilleltli. Ono done will conyliico or'motioy ro funiloil. For ealo hy druKKlnU overy wlinre. Adv. HO: Last Times TONIGHT Last Times - Earle Williams TRAVELOGUE in Comedy ; "An American Live Wire" Adults 20c TOMORROW Children 10c Alice Brady "In the Hollow of Her Hand." Friday, Saturday Norma Talma'dgo in The Heart of Wetona." CITY ASlt Ol'T OK 'IH1WJT MAIIr Page Theatre Tl'KBIAV XltfllT, MAIirn 1 1 Tit 1M.ST TO (X)AST TOl'lt i The Famous American Cofncdian ltlCII.MII) CARLE . ' - . . ' tho Ri-Aatoat and funnliwl'Mujital Comedy ol " ' , lil career Furs and Frills' - With tho ordinal . ' ' J nkw yoinc rrv cast ok naYKim and tho ITotllcst Olrl Chorus) Kvor AitHomhlcd Catchy .Molo(lle ' ', Bu porh Scenic Production . - 15 Hundred Hearty I.auKlis , Knronto to tho Colnmhla Thculro, an unlimited eiiKnKcm cut. ' ? " T Towor Floor n rows I?2.IM, 11 rows 9i.no, i rows Ijll.lMI. Ilalcony 1st ! rows 151. (Ml-, : Slid 4 roivs 1!it; )al-. nnco 30c. Note Mnll Ordi-ra 1'illiNl Ho. foro Ticket Offlco Hiilo Opciw. Add 10 per cent W:tr' Iu to prlco ticket tlcilroil.. IiicIoko golf-addroiiflod iitatnpcd onvol opo td holp liiniiro nafo return. that .. .bread baked from VILMO -. JTLOUR , . ' has , an - appetizing - . .""4( .'savor i that ( satisfies v Rogue Valley Milling Co. t' Medfprd, Oregon . Hloppnl t'liuuh Afti-r liiflinutrA ' "I waul lo miy that Folny'i Honey unit Tut. ly Hi,, .IimmI nmilfll moil lollltt I .over tried," wrltoa )0, II. MuDowull, K. I'VI, l, "ox liu, AriiiiKton, Tonn, "Myiiiiin liitil liifluoiiKn, lie hud thn worat kind of n noiiKh nnd' I triad ilverythliiK, lint iiolhliiK iliiliiny koimI, Clod satit tuu a fflnnd wllh Foloy'H Honey anil Tar, anil bin voiiKh win huttor tho tiuxl day anil In two dayM ho hail no oouli nt till." Koloy'n llmwiv anil 'I'll r hIooa linmll. runltliiit giiilltliut onsen wb unity brentbliiK, . It ih orrontivu, yet iiikiiiiiiiii in taao. nor Halo hy Mudfunl I'liarinnny. When SOUTHERN OREGON'S ' LEADING CONFECTIONERY . Tho House of Big OltllKIIH lU'CIII Vi:i NOW Frisco, for ... ' Hnta Will Open- on HM iinlny, Mnrch 8II1, 10 i. ni. you think of Candy think of ;. your appetite willremindxou (rw