Medford mail tribune., June 11, 1919, Page 2, Image 2

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OTRnFORl) WATT, TRIBUNE, TNfEDFORD, OT?E("!ON', "WEDNESDAY, JUNTO 11, WW
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A bill, championed by Congress
man Hfiwloy, has passed congress,
, io glva Modford ono of the large
German field pieces, captured In the
late war, for the cfty park, Horace
Nicholson Is daddy of the movement
and toys he will push the proposi
tion to secure a German trophy.
: ISveready batteries, longest guar
antee; Auto Electric Equipment Co., ,
phone 287-lt. ; 71
- Arnoll Butler, , order clerk if or j
Schussler Brothers, wholesale art
store of San Francisco, Is here on a ;
TtBlt with his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
John H. Butler. He was recently
mustered out of tho service. War-:
ren D. But lor, another son, who re- j
contty returned from service lu ;
tSnniM Id nlon wlaltlncr ta nnrnnti f
tarran Is a member of the 4th bal
loon company, is stationed at San
Antonio; Texas, and will return to
his company in a few days, having
three years to Berve yet. , ,
Ashland Natatorlum, Saturday,
Jorie 14, big dance. - . . 69
There will be a meeting of the
Greater Modford club on the mez
zanine floor of the Hotel Medford at
'7:80 o'clock tomorrow evening. Im
portant business will be up for con
sideration and all members, are
urged to be present. ., . . .
First-class kodak work, charges
about half regular prices. . Jap Art
Store, , . tf
' C. H. Chadwick, the Chicago busi
ness man, arrived In the city Tues
day afternoon on his annual spring
vlBit to look after, hip orchard prop
erty. He Is a guest at the Hotel
Medford.
. Mail orders for the great Sehu-xnan-Heink
concert at Ashland, Wed
nesday, June 1 S, may be sent to John
Auto tourists who, departed from
the Hotel Medford this morning for
San Francisco after a day's stop In
the city were Mr. and Mrs. H. I.
Bilsborough of Butte, Mont.
Dance, Ashland Natatorlum, Snt
urdoy, Juno 14. Medford Jnzi music.
69
Miss Mina Arnold of Albany, Ore.,
Is a guest at thetMedford,
Fryers, fryers now read. Phono
mealtime and evenings. Sanders. 72'
Did you know that thq Boy Scouts
of America ore credited with win
nowing from the chaff loft by the
reapers In the five Liberty' Loan'
There will bo nronehlnir aurvlees
tonight In the Central Point Clirlm
tiau church. Special music with
vocal duet, and a sermon from u
large chart. The aorvlco begins at
8:15. '
Switches mndo from combings;
general work. Sanitary Beauty
Shop, No. S- Kast 4th and Front.
Phono 4 97-W. 90
J. 11. Fuller of Ashland, was
among tho city visitors Wednesday.
, Fir slab and dry wood for salo by
J. T. Gagnon. Phono S59.
John Winders, the Evans creek
campnlgns no less than threo bun- rancher, Was arraigned In, Justice
drcd million dollars of subscriptions? j Taylor's court last night on a charge
That Is why the great war financier, I of breaking into a. barn and taking
Mr. McAdoo, says: " "We 'are setting i therefrom a cultivator. Tho com
out to get at least a million, mom-' plaint for tho arrest was sworn out
bera as associates for the national by Mr. McElroy, another Evans creek
council, and wo will!" Can you not , rancher. - ..; ;
visit one of the local banks this wockj Largest romagnotlfclng equipment
and sign up as an associate member. In southern Oregon at Auto Electric
and contribtito to one of the greatest
of America's training schools for
good citizenship? .-..- ..
We rebuild and recharge batteries.
C. E. Gates Auto Co. .
i Clyde Barnum arrived home last
Saturday from his overseas service
with tho third company, 20th engi
neers. ;
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
tho Insurance Man.
Mrs. William Schmidt of 542
South Fir street, is at Greenville, 11!.,
for which city she left a week ago.
to attend the national annual con
ference of the Free Methodist church
as. a delegate from the southern Ore
gon conference of that denomina
tion. On the return trip Mrs. Sohmidt
will stop at Oklahoma City to visit
Iter son and othor relatives in that
section. . , .''. :- - '
MattroBses made over, ' furniture
upholstering, crating and packing.
Ponglas, 101 South Central. Phone
5J5-J. ' .. . .
Equipment Co. . 71
Ralph Woodford arrived home to
day from a short business visit ut
Portland. s .
For fire insurance phone 64,'cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track.
D. R. Wood & Co.
Among Portland guests registered
at the hotels are Mr. and Mrs. E.
Spamer, R. H. Itoslorough, A. A.
Ro'slorough, E.. Randolph, E. S. rat
ion, E. H. Morris. P. S." Mitchell.
George Hewitt, John A. Rooney aud
B. L. Deaton. .
Phono Delaney's stand for taxi.
Phone S52. . Corner Main, and Bart-lett.-
- " v ': -.. . . -.. . 86
B. - J. ". McPheo; painter. .Phone
BOO-X. ' :. . 76
Included among the guests at the
Medford today are Mr. and Mrs. J
D. Banks of Everett, Wash., W. T
Reed pf Kansas City, BenJ. linger of
Seattle, 0.! E. Grossman of ' Snoho
mish,; Wash.; and R. C. Nlcewood of
Comas Valley.
Wo hare tfce best tires for nil cars
E
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: Mrs, J. Chas. Rhodes of Los Ari-
H. Fuller, Ashland, or to Palmer's: Reies, Is a guest at the Hotel Med-
Ultoln CtnTa 1AfnA ftQ!ford. . i
Last Monday afternoon Justicej We call for and deliver batteries i"mJ personally guarantee them. C.
Taylor united in marriage In his of-! for recharging and repairs. Auto ! E- Ga's Aut ' Oo
flee Miss Pearl Peyton of Peyton and ; Electric Equipment " Co., phone VAlco Taxi.. Phone 95v .
Lome McCay of sear Central Point.
. We can save you money on that
new storage battery. C. E. Gates
Auto Co. ,..
Mrs. F. "W. Herriott of Applegate,
sister of W. T. Grieve of this city and
James E. Grieve of Prospect, is crit
ically 111 with peritonitis at -the
Sacred Heart hospital.'' Her sister,
Mrs. Georgia Stickell of Sonoma;
Cal., arrived here yesterday to be
near her bedside. Both Mrs. Stickel
and Mr. J. E. Grieve are registered
at the Medford.
237-R.. . .. , 71
Ben F. Wilson, campaign organ
izer for the coming Salvation Army
drive tor fire southern Oregon coun-ties--Josephine.
Jackson. Klamath.
Lake and Curry Is in the city today, j
The Elks have charge of the drive in
four of these counties, but in Curry
county where there Is no Elks lodge
other organizations will take charge.
. Hemstitching, . J .
Pecoting, .
Handicraft Shop. y
The Comrades club will meet at
Alco Taxi. Phone 95. the home of Mrs. BenJ. Sheldon on
j Vernon Vawter. . W. G.. Tait and! Kings Highway Sunday evening at
R. 4L. Antle will leave for Portland 5 o'clock, instead of Monday evening,
tonight to attend a meeting of the' - Sewing machines repaired, bought
State Bankers association.. Mr. Vaw-land sold, and rented 25c per week,
ter will also attend his first 'meeting! Phone 615-J. "
of the regents ot the university of The "W. C. T. U. will meet at the
which he .was recently appointed a ; Woman's Exchange Thursday after
member. . i noon at 3 o'clock.
Hemstitching, pecoting. Some new
Ideas. Vanity Hat Shop.
..-oeaia ior .acnuman-fieinit now on
sale at Palmer's Music Store. -. 69
: Paul Ruttencutter and family are
moving to Medford today. Mr. Rut
tencutter is agent for the "Oakland
out. uranis rass courier.
Ice cream to take home, 20c a
lnt, 40c a quart. No war tax.
Sugar BowL . .
A tri of auto tourists from Seat
tle who are enroute to California
points is stopping at the Hotel Hol-
' Spark plugs for trucks and trac
tors. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
All members and friends of the
First Christian church are invited to
attend the social get-together meet
ing of the congregation Thursday
evening in the basement of the
church. An old fashioned basket din
ner will be served at 7 o'clock. Fam
ilies are asked to bring basket lunch.
A good program is being prepared.
Dick Sanders says now Is a good
land." P. W. Harris, G. S. Clark and "me to have your exterior work
G. C. Clark compose the party. '; done. The air Is clear of Insects and
Call Mitchell in regard to i that ! good drying - weather. Good clean
-lawn mower and have it sharpened workmanship.' Phone meal time or
right- Called tor ' and delivered. I evenings.; 840-J. 844 West 14th.
Phone S20-J. ...
' George Putnam arrived home to
day from his business visit at Salem
and Portland.. ... .....
--. Unusually popular prices for .Mad
ame Schuman-Helnk. , $1.50 and
$1.00 plus the war tax. , 69
Chief , of Police Timothy arrested
two young men, both restaurant em
ployes, this forenoon on the charge
ot Intoxication. One ot them wag
fined $7 and costs by Judge Taylor
and the other's trial was set for late
this afternoon, i ... . 1
( Spark, plugs, for all .cars. . C. E.
Gates. Auto Co. ,
Believing that wood Is going to be
high In price this fall and winter,. the
school board recently contracted for
350, cards of body fir at ?S a cord
with Messrs. Eaton and Rumley from
their cut near Jacksonville,, and the
delivery ot the wood has . already
been begun to the various . school
buildings of Medford. . ,-. ,
. j-Big dance Ashland Natatorium,
June 14. . Medford Jazz orchestra. 69
Mrs; J. T. Edwards and daughter
of Weed, returned home today from
a .visit with friends at Phoenix.
Alco Taxi.. Phone 95. t
; F. W. Schlffol and A. Gillette ot
Rupert, Idaho, are business visitors
in, Medford who are stopping at the
Holland.' f ' , ., ...
The opening dance given by James
Grieve at Prospect will be hold Sat
urday evening, ,June ;14., Medford
music. Good time: 70
' S." S. Bullls arrived home today
from a short visit at Portland,
i You can get a lot of miles out of
that old tire by using ono of our re
Uners., C. IS Gates Auto Cj-
. Mrs. M. S. Silsby loft AVednesday
tor Los Gatos, , Calif., following a
visit here with her sister, Mrs. P. D.
Blackdon. , ?;;(,,;.,.,,.,
( Try our merchants lunch. ; .The
'Shasta, . .- ; r . . .tf
Miss-Anna Bateman suffered a
badly broken noso last Saturday night
in a peculiar accident while riding in
an. , auto with friends.' The auto
struck a depression In the street and
Miss Bateman, who was riding In the
rear scat, was hurled upwards
ngaltiBt tho Tldgo ,pleco of tho top,
striking It with hor noso.
A motor will always run Ilko new
If properly lubricated. Veedol Is the
best Insurance for propor lubrication.
C, K. Gates Auto Co.
Mr. and Mrs. C, J. Semon received
a telegram yesterday from their son
Russell telling of his arrival at New
port News from France. He was with
the 13ath aero squadron but was
left behind in a hospital at Bordeaux
when the squadron sailed. He ex
pects to be home soon. . .
Springs for all cars. C.'E. Gates
Auto Co,
California visitors registered at
the hotels include D. Van Geddes
.and J. H. Heinaman of San Francis
co, August Graf of San Jose and T
F. Saunders of Berkeley. .,
We have trae only properly equip
ped Ford repair , .shop' In souther
Oregon and the best Ford mechanics.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
The city band will give its second
park concert of the season at the
city park tomorrow night beginning
at 8 o'clock prompt and lasting one
hour and 15 minutes.,,. "...
, -Dr. R. V. Stearns bas resumed the
practice of medicine and surgery In
the old location, Jackson County
Bank. i, .. . , 76
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Forbls of
Woodburn, Ore., arrived in the city
today to make Medford their home.
They are making the change on ac
count, of their health, which- they
think will be much improved inthis
climate. Mr. Forbis is an uncle of
A. C. and M. B. Walker of the Auto
Electric Equipment company. "
rv-Dr. A. Bursell, 30.9-10-41 M. F. &
H. Bldg., (North Central. Phono '29.
..'. 82
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Simmons and
young son returned to their home at
Yroka today, after having had the
boy's throat treated by a Medford
specialist.;
The Medford Printing company Is
prepared with up-to-date cuts . to
print horse bills, letterheads, envel
opes, etc., for horses, cattle, hogs
and poultry. .- ' tf
Mrs. Bert Greer and daughters,
Mrs. Harvey Ling and Misses Lillian;
and Elbert Greer, , and grandson,
Wesley, of Ashland, were guests of
Mrs. B. T. DoLosh today.
GOOD HILL ACADEMY
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SPOKANE, Wash., Juno 11. Tha
fnrmora' pnrt In tho panca conteronco
was to bo discussed by Charles S.
ltnrrett, president of the 'National
Fanners' Union who recently return
cd from abroad, at tho opening ses
sion hero today of tho Northwest
Farmers' conference. Dr. W. J. Splll
man, editor of an eastern farm Jour
nal and former director of tlya divis
ion ot farm management of tho de
partment ot agriculture was to dis
cuss "farm organization, farm man
agement and tho cost of production."
Glfford Plnchot, formor chief for
ester ot the United States and now
president of tho Pennsylvania Rural
Progress association, today tolo
graphed A. A. Elmore of tho Wish'
Ington Farmers' Union that ho would
be unable to attend the conference,
He was to have appeared on today's
program. , ' '
A campaign In favor of the hill
Introduced in tho sonnte by United
States Senator Poludoxtor of this
state, to proven'! a greater chargo for
a short freight haul than for a longer
haul over the sarnie' route was to' be
ntscussea in too conterenco louaj. n
was announced by Provident Elmoro.
Altho registration for the confor
enco was only getting under way( to
day, it was statod that prospects for
a large attendance of farmers from
Washington, Oregon, Idaho and wes
tern Montana were good.
WIRE STRIKE IS CALLED.
(Continued from page one.)
will not strike.
Cook said.
Tlicv lire content."
I'ortliunl Postal Quits
! PORTLAND. Juno n.-Prnctienl-lv
: nil the dnv force of commercial
telegraphers of the Puslnl Teleernph
c6nii)tinv went out on strike todav.
All (lie messenger force nlso went on
xtriko ut 10 o'clock. The Western
I'nion comimnv, on the other linntl,
hod lost but two operators duo to the
Strike, nt noon. Those were women
operators in branch offices. The
Western Union messengers had not
loined the wnlk out nt that hour.
Ten or twelve-Western Union op
erators, of the nieht' shift wcro said
to have stened ud to join the strike,
and- to have declnml thev would not
report for dutv tonisrht.
C. P. Preston, denutv president of
the Commercial Tolecraphcrs' Union
hero, stated lie had reports that the
Western Union offices ut Corvuliis,
Ore., nnd Centrnliu. Wash., were clos
ed todav 'bv the strike of employes
there.! These veportij were denied bv
the' Western Union1 of fifiuls.
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UND13RTAELEB
Day Phono: Pacific 227.
Might Phonos: F. W. Weeks, 193-J2.
lady Assistant.
Alton Anderson
Among the cadets showing treat
progress In his studies and military
work at Hill 5Illltary academy, Port
land, is' Alton Anderson of Medford.
The lad has entered Into the activ
ities, ..athletic, social and military
with enthusiasm and" has made a
good record with his school work.
The. ybunger cadets were asked to
act on - the reception committee for
the commencement exercises, June
11. Several parties were given for
the boys before their departure.homo'
for the holidays. The academy will
open for the fall In September.
Word has been received that Rus
sell Evans has landed In this country
after 14 months service in France.
S3 X EARS' SERVICE
Mrs.' A. Waldman, 4 00 Glenn Ave.,
Fresno, Cal., writes: "When I was
young I had a fever and It left me
with, a cough every winter. Thirty
two, years ago I read about Foley's
Honey and Tar and bought some and
it helped me. I use It yet and It
helps me every time. -1 am a widow
66 years' old." There is nothing bet
ter for' bronchial, grip and similar
lingering coughs and colds that hang
on. Just fine for children for
croup and whooping cough. Contains
no opiates. For sale by Medford
Pharmacy. '
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR' SALEUaTbargainl fargo
, residence or -Income property In
Medford, close in. Look this up;
' it is good property at a very low
figure. Inquire at 124 South King
street. . . 74
FOR SALE 1360-acre stock ranch
near Gazelle,. Siskiyou county, Cal.
Free water right. M. E. Harris,
6 85 Boulevard, Ashland. 74
FOUND Man's bicycle with black
" frame, nine miles in country. Left
at police station. Owner can have
same by, proving property and pay
ing for ad. .. . 70
You can get most any
old thing at DeVoes
most any old time.
NEW YORK. ' June : 11 Hewrts
from the seven divisions of the West
ern Union Toleirrnph company
throuehout the United States and the
maritime provinces showed u full
force of operators on dutv two hours
after the Commercial Teletrraphcrs'
I nion strike order had cone into ef
fect, Newcomb Carlton, president of
the company, announced today.
llielr emploveN were members of llui
union, and that business over tlinir
linos VouM not liu mnterinllv iil'foi't
ed. '.'. i - , -
'The issues involved in the strike In
clude the liuiit to oi'wnuir.o ami I'M"
ciiin collectively, wimos nnd worUimt
conditions. President Koiumkmnp
lias established hendiitiiii'ters here.
At n iiiei'tiiiir of the leleirnviiltors
enrlv this mornimr "peui'eful t'iekel
imr"' was decided upon mid at 7
o'clock pickets wore pltteod around
the treneral offices of the companies
in the oitw . :
Leased wire operators wero not in
volved in the strike.
SAN FRANCISCO, June .11. "We
haven't lost a man," Western Union
officials su'd here I ml it v in vesponso
to (uiefies us to the nmulier of tele
cvnnlierrt who had oboved the strike
order.' The officials lidded that lluiv
oxtieeted the strike order on the Pa
cific coast to lie Kcnerullv disreu'iird
ed. N .
Postal Telecrapli company ofl'ieiils
said Hint of the seven men coiuposim;
tlie Into niuht shift, six. onit t hoi r
posts enrlv todnv. Umplovea of the
Federal Telesriipli eonnmnv, , which
operates only on the Pneil'iu coast
was not affected bv the strike. Pre
vious reports snid the Federal eimi
piiiiv had ncreed to meet Hie wate
denuuids, hut no official iMml'iiiiui
tion wns'fortUcoinimr. Their oui
ploves were t work today.
MiL-. Know what you glvo
mothers 7 your children.
The oikii published formula appears on ovory bottle of
The Infanta' nnd Children's Regulator
8nnn- prompt, efficient Vro
table cntluildc, ,
Sodium CltfU-nn otttrtWr rc"l
Ifllor "I llic Inwrln-Uiml (in-
ininiilv whli "Hi" l.immlir!
Klml.rb-n rrfiivcnntor of dint by Imrimt Ii-him Hi iiwmna
Itvo Action. rolu-tiuil elniiliKa.
S0,llm lllcrl.on -MulilV vnllintilr- III trciltlllK
r.n-iaiiuiiliHlliii'iUm in clitlilrm,
Oil of Anise, Fennel. Caraway, Corlnmlcr, Olycerlne, SiiRar
Synip, nil of whleli help to make this formula the Very britllint
medical Bltlll can ileviw. If It were Kiiwlhle to Improve lids for
mula It would be dune rrininllcxn ,lul ' ",nt b,'l,le
Mrs. Vv'iiisKiw's Svritt) now conts twice lis much to mnko as any
other Kluiilar preparation. Yet It costs you no moro Hum ordh
nary baby laxatives.
' At all Drugnisti . '
ANGLO-AMERICAN DRUG CO., 218 217 Fulton Strwt, N.Y.1 4
Ciiwruf StHug Ainntr. IUi.M F. HltcM C, Im. d.w Y..k Tmi,Cm4
Page Theatre sajune 14
Ices an
IT
l'rlri-s niki to $1,110, War Tav added. Kent sale Tluui.diiy 10 a. in.
Mall Orders Now,
1 M II tllVL'V VosenlN
Take home to Mother la brick of our
three colored tee crejm. 60c. All
readv to serve:
The Shasta
THE
Style
Fit
You Want
AIMU OKtUUC CiCHU I Y unutiUd
The Largest and Highest Class Milstrel Organization
, En Route. ; A Guaranteed Attraction.
40 MINSTREL KINGS AND QUEENS
Including Famous Ballad Singers, Entrancing Danc
ers, Novelty Entertainers, Expert Comedians, Instru
mental and Vocal Soloists. A 20-Pieco Dand, Every
Man a Soloist. .-, . , , ,-
10 Vaudeville Acts 10 Watch for the Parade!
Material
At a Price You Can Afford
at- '
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KLEIN, The Tailor
128 E. Main.:, Upstairs
WASHIXGTOX. Juno 11. Union
leaders aclaimcd that about 1.300 or
95 ner cent of the forces cmolovcd bv i
the Western Union and, Postal Tele-!
eTnph companies here wnlkcd out to- I
dnv in compliun.ee. with the strike or-
dor.,"" - .
CHICAGO; June 11. The nation
wide strike of union commercial teleir
"ranhers. called bv S. J. Koneuknmi).
international president of the Com
mercial Tclecrnphers' Union of Amer
ica, beenme el'efetive at 7 o'clock tilts !
moaning (Central time).'
The companies neninst whicl the
strike is called include tho Western
Union Telecraiih company, the Pos
tal Telecrapli company, the American
Telecrapli and Telephone company,
and a -number of smaller leloirrnph
companies in various parts of the
counti'y.' i
Union officials say ' thnf 00.000
IclcCTaphers would leave their kevs
durinir the dnvi and' thufon June 10
more thiin 100.000 cleotrical workers
wouldioin the strike. Western Un
ion officials asid that only a few uf
THE BtST Of LUMBER IN i
rtHE LftND-tS HERE AVAin
YOVJR. COMMAND '
It you are Kottlni? ready to
build the lumber you need
Is awaiting you hero. It In
awaltlnK your saw and ham-
i mer. Oh, you won't knock
i ,lt. You will ay it l tho
finest lumber that ever uld
cd mun to llvo comfortably,"
Screen doors, roofing, paint,
.fltimo lumber, wood , of all
kinds.
Gagnon Lumber Co.
l'houa nan. Houti, Kif
ail
, .;. -"' f"' , ,
and
nsurance
on GROWING CROPS
Reduced Rates Now Effective on Fruit and Grain.
McCurdy Insurance Agency
Telephone One-two-three. '
lT!MTll STARTS TODAY THREE DAYS
BIG SUB-TREASURY
ROBBERY PLANNED
5 BUT IT DIDN'T GO THROUGH BECAUSE
GEORGE WALSH
''LUCK and PLUCK''
,' , ,: . A Sparkling Walsh Comedy
Met a nice girl, got on the trail of a big government
plot, saved the girl in a speedy romance, and "clean
ed up" at a sixty-mile-an-hour clip with all sorts of
hairbreadth exclpes.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE WALSH IN THIS ONE
Fast, Snappy Sunshine Comedy
"MONEY TALKS"
Special Musical Program Miss Flora Gray
Adults 25c; Children 10c.
Suggestions for Commencement
Conklln'8 Self-Killing Fountain l'on, with KOld hnnda and Kold
tlpn a very fins lino. ;
EvorHharp Ponclln all Btylim and prlcen, from f 1 .00 to $5.00.
There la notlilint that will pleuo a hoy or ijlrl moro,
, Heath's Drug' Store
Phone 884
The San Tox Store
WHEN ORDERING FLOUR
insist on
fT-rii. : -rrrr"--z.-'.2zi::r . 1 si jjrifT.-.r. JTl ntTj"rffi'ffVi1r'i . i i
TOMl
ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO. x
MMDI'Olll), OHICCJON