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Newspaper Page Text.' ,y, if? " nasssaaasg Mu - PAGE FOUR (1 MEDIWRD MATTi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OKKOON, TIIUKSDAY, MA ROT, H, 10W. -J i1 ( MEM' OKI) MAIL TKinUNE AN INIVKIUCNOKNT NUWHPAl'KU ruiiLtminn nvnur ai-tkhnoon KXl'KIT SUNDAY HV TUB MUDI'OIU) IMIINT1NO CO. Tlio tU'innernllc Times, Thft Mnlford Mnll, Tho Mcilfnrcl Tribune, Thn Soutb. ern OrtKonlnn, Thn Ashland Tribune-. Office Mnll Trlhunn I hi I) Mine, rS-tT-50 Nortli Mr sltvot; telephone "8. Offlclil orrtclnl Pniier of tho City mper of Mrilfnrtl. of JncliKon County. THE SPASM AGE lSnlercd ns cecoiul-clnHs matter nt Mfdfonl, Ort-Ron, umlor Uio net of March 3, 1S7!. GUnSCEirTIOK IXATES One jrnnr, li) null . . 15.00 One month, l.y mnll .. ... ,SQ I'or month, ilrllvcrctl lijr carrier In Modfont, Jacksonville nml Cn Inil 1'olnt .SO Pntunlny nnlj, ! mnll, per year $.00 Weekly, per yenr ..... . 1 80 SWORN CIHCUI.ATIOM. Dully avrmcc for six mantlit ending December 31, 1D3. JSUO. With Meilford Stop-Over (llv 0, K. McCtntehy In tlio Sacrnmonlo lleo.) THIS good old earth hits passed through tlio Stono Ago, tlio Irvm Ago, tlio llror-so Arc, tlio alleged Golden Arc, nnd mow Is "In llto JiihlsC' of tlio Spasm Aro. Tlio world Is In tlio throes of n "oneral hysteria, of n dementia universal. Men nml women nre running nmuck with frvnxlod fads. In tlio nnnto of Hnmnnltv. "rrtfnrmn'' nm iloltinmloil lin nin liiliiimnti. In tlm iinnin nt llcform, progress I nskod to stop backward. In tlio nnnio of Progress, women strive to strip from womanhood her brightest Jewels. Ami In tho name of "Womanhood," denatured males nml "advanced" tcinnlos seek to recreate woman nttor n now pattern of sexual athleticism but sexless Ideal Ism. Immigrants Returning to Europe to Buy Farms Verity, the oUl whirligig of Tluio I spinning nronntl so rapidly nml so dltslly. to tlio accompanying corybantlo initios of tlio howling dervishes of the Now lilou, that Sanity herself wears a troubloil n!r when surrounded by Insnnltv, 1 loxtc'ntion. In tlio twinkling of nn oe, In tlio taking of breath ns Iho yours hao svno nml tho years that are to bo counted wo nro told wo all will bo washed clean not only from tlio sins that statu, but even from tlio peccadilloes that nnnoy. Mankind and womankind nro to nitrified on enrth for the everlasting llfo In Heaven. .No longer will there bo any need of purgatorial horoaftor. lteoleansed by Statute and made white again through the blessed gracn of the Urothers nnd Sisters of the Now Dispensation, there will bo no grosser parts to be trained In the fiery sieve of eternity's middle state. Whlto as the breath or Jack Trost, nnd ehasto as the Icicle that's curdled by tlio frost from purest tniow nnd hnngs on Mian's temple. Woman will wander through this world not inarrylnv and being given In mn:- rlaue but a Joyous nnd radiant creature, the star-eyed goddess of her own will, her lovo as free as the air, and scorning those shameful fetters with which Inhuman custom o long had bound her. As for man weak, pitiful man ho will arise, by tlio help of freed woman, to tread the mountain paths of l.ove ami Liberty whereon tnda.v an Inhuman and a gross slavish world martyrs n Maury Dlggs. W.W.GAMPMGN 10 DEFY POLICE NEW m NEW YOIIK, March 5. -IloMly le finnl nml iromK1ii "real work" for the police before they nre through witli them, Frank Tnunebnum, tincm jiloycd lender, nml the l!)0-odil men nrro.-leil with him lmt niglit for in vntliiig St. Aljihonxtis Komim Catholic clinrcli while services wero in prog ress, nwniicil nrrnignment todny in careless indifference. "Wo Iiiiliihtrinl Workers of the World nro jut heginiiing to figlit," Miid Tunneiilmmu. The police nerell that Alc.xninlcr Dcrkmnu, wh nerved a loti" cniten tmry tenu for shooting If. C. 1'riek, wns nmoilg tho.o in the rmwil nt St. AliilionMi chnrclt. The clinrcli floor wis found littered with kirivo, rnr. on, pieces of broken glass nml inis ci'llnncoiH rutibixh after the invaders had Iiecn taken to prison. The Industrial Workers of the World, who hnvc been organizing the unemployed on n Jnnro m-iiIo here. wero declaring today that if the po Jice have decided on n nolle v of wlndcsnle nrrots, they will speedily fill Hie jails to overflowing. Noon. meetings wero nrningtil in tlio fac tory districts, nt which it wns nn nouueed Industrial Workers of the World oniton would voice their de fiance of the utithoritie-. Police Commissioner McKay was in personal chnrgo of tuv sittmtioii. Tnnmbnum, who is '21 venr old, was charged toiluy with inciting n riot. His fonnnl urniigniGoiit wn iotKued until tomorrow und his bnil incri-iixed from uOUO to $7oM. CARRANZA OFF Hut all along the road of the new St. Vltus-dance reformatory move ments haltlne at this sub-station or nt that, and wondering when the" will go farther are vast hordes of men nnd women obsessed If not possessed creatures who, like tlio Tied l'lper of llaniellu, ptpo nwny on their fads nnd expect the wliolo world to follow and dauco to their music. Tho very air Is clamorous with their hysterical appeals. They seek, everywhere for legislation to prevent everybody else from doing that which thoy do not care themselves to do. Nothing- appalls them. Nothing daunts them. Nothing confuses or confounds them. Statistics nnd sclcnco they have tnken into their camp . and, like gypsies with stolen children, have dlsflcured thorn to make them pass Tor tnclr own. With flaming banners, blaring trumpets, nnd tho shrieks of thousands of freniled voices, thoy havo rushed In not only where Christ foreboro to tread they even have misinterpreted the Hook and misread the Llfo to Ute as n weapon a Scriptural boomerang. Somo of them go oven so far as to Ignore and scorn the lamp of Hx pcrlcncc. nnd In their arroganco will demand that those who have boon In tho light must follow them Into tho darkness. Young girls Just fresh (and still fresh) from Know-nll Institutions or Theoretical Infallibility become Presidents of Mothers' Clubs, dogmatic. ally tell mothers nnd grandmothers who have bourne, and nursed, nnd reared fine specimens of manhood nhd womanhood, that their method was almost criminal, nnd Insist that young mothers shall roar their Infants on the truly scientific principles mapped out by long-haired men Incapable of becoming fathers, and enthusiastically endorse by sliori-naireu wotuc': who never took tho first step toward motherhood. No wonder a good-old-fashloncd grandmother told one of these lights of tho Now Sclenco of Motherhood that she had hotter go out and get a record beforo she presumed to Instruct those who had had experience .H well as theory. . Most of our recent ItniulBrniitn wero tillers of tho soil lu thulr natlvo coiiutrloK. Thoy nro good farmer. Tho soil which thoy farmed In Ku ropo has been under cultivation for over a thousand .xears nml Is still for tlio and productive. Thoso new residents are laud-httUKn, and save all that can bo saved out of tholr wares for tho purpose of ptuchnslm; land. Tho ambition of our peasant Immigrants Is to save enough by In dustrial wage-earning to enable thorn to buy laud. They mushier Iho status of the owner of a farm oven of a very small farm far abovo that ot the Industrial emplo.vo. Tho social mil fluaticlnt blatus of a farm owner Is deemed to bo tho most do slrablo one, excepting probably thnt of tho owner of n saloon. All tholr present hardships are forgotten for this cause, all tholr energies are ox ponded for this end, all their visions of happiness lu old ago aro pictures of tho yearnod-for farm. Desldes tlio "Immigrant hankers. ' who stimulate tho exportation ot tho Immigrant's savlni's nud tho re-mi-gratlou ot tho Immigrant himself, tho agents of certain foreign govern ments, financial Institutions, agri cultural concerns, nml n largo num ber of other parties co-operato In Keeping our peasant ImiulgiaiitH In iKiiorunro of American opportunities. This very Ignorance Is tht) source of tho Income of many employment of flees, unscrupulous lawyers, poli ticians, notaries pulillo, largo iium horn of forclgu-lnuKungo uewnpapon, ceitnlu town-lot sharks, speculators In taml and roodstuffs, nml an nrmv of other auxiliaries. They all live on the Inexperienced and ctcdutuits Immigrant. The masses ot peasant Immigrants nro, practically, kept from learning about American Institutions, meth ods, nnd Ideals. Agricultural op portunities In tho I'liltod States ot which these typos of settlors might avail themselves aro secrets for them, scaled with seven seal. They deslro to discontinue Industrial employment as soon as posslbto ami ro-cniago tu agriculture on land of their own. Knowing nothing of fnrmluK In this country, they nro easily Influenced by tho exploiters, and mo Induced to re-mlgrato to Huropo when thoy havo saved enough money to bu a little laud, lu a great many Instances total and Irreparable ruin Is tho re sult of such ro-mlgrntloii. From "Our Itecont Immigrants n Far mers," by Lajos Stelner, In tin American Uovlew of llovluw for March. IRISH HOME RU E STARTS ON THIRD, FINAL PASSAGE I.ONDO.V, MmicIi o.-Tho lnlt Imuiic iiilo hill was iut induced in Ihc luuiso of commons for flit lending this afternoon. It wiik cot lulu ot ptixHugo. Debate on it will begin Monday, when it will he culled I'm second leading. In the ooimiioiw i hn u mnjoiitx, but Iho housu of buds iiHMttcdlv will i eject it, LESS MEAT IF BACK AND KIDNEYS HURT Take n ftlau of BaIU to fluih Xldneyi if Ilhuhler bothers you Drink lots of water, KntbiR meat rrguliuly rrenlunlly pro iliicr kidney trouhls In mi inn form or oilier, snys u well known authority, Itv cnuso the urlo acid lu meat excites tlm kiilnevs, they keome overworked! gt shmgUhi rlotf up and cause all sorts ol distress, jurtlctlltirly Imcknolin nnd tills try In tho kidney regloni rheuuuillo twin, go, Severn lioiuliielies, sold stoiuncli, mil tlwtlon, torpid liver, slreplMsneM, bladder nnd urinary Irritation. The moment vour luk hurt or kid ney aren't nctlii(f right, or If bUdder Uitlior win, get shout four ounce of Jnil Mtilr fr,.t ..... ......I ..I mi .Mmiv politician think Die libeuil tnkn a tubleMHwmful i u. .if wir udmluUtrullou which, with the lush before btcnMwil for a few dy ml your iitu 1 In tor mt'inbor of the nwei' ""7 win men not line, 'lhu Umoii house, im bucking the iiiciimius will be forced out of office bel'oie this enn be done. Buttons That Grow on Trees E BY FR CHIHUAHUA Although David danced beforo tho Ark, and tho sight, evidently was pleasant lu tho c)e ot tho Almighty, there bo thoso who consider all dancing an abomination beforo tho Lord, and who would havo all man kind and all womankind debarred therefrom. And oven somo municipal legislators can bo found who will darkon reason with prohibitory ordinances ordinances which dlo In dishonor or llvo to be disregarded and laughed at. Lovo was born with this world. Love has been accepted as tho herald and tho companion ot marriage. When heretofore two young souls gave themselves unto each olhor until death should them part, thoy were supposed to bo united In that nlono which makes life worth tho living In that alono which connects Mirth and Death with Its brldgo of roses which, stretching from Tlnio to Kternlty. haloes tho one and sancltlfles tho other Lovo Lovo, twin born upon Infant lips and In tho consecrated loul of tho glorified mother Love, nurcoled by Humanity and accoladed by Divinity Itself Iove, that stands tlptoo upon tho mountain top of Heaven's highest hope Lovo, that Trurt and Faith tell us will jet nbldo somewhere forever nnd forever yhcn tho stars nro quenched, and this brave world has gouo down In dark ness and in gloom. ' NO(5ALlS, Solium. .March ."(.Ac. coinpaiih'd bv bis staff nud u body guard of ,'ill(i troops, General Cur niii7.ii left Nognles today on n special train for Cnnnneii, Sonorn, en route to Chiliunbiin City. Members of the puity professed not to know whether they would first visit .Imirez or travel overland from Ciiiinuen. Special Agent fieorgo Cnrothors conloired with Cnrninr.ii today be jore mo iiiticrs departure. It was stilted (hut proper protection for foieigiierH lives and property was iiiscussen. tenner Uirotiicrs nor Amoiiciin Consul Frederick Siinpicb, wini wiik prcnonl ut the conference, would coinincut upon it. Ciuothurs Hind that ho would make a icpoit to day to the Hlnto department, which xvould mnko public any portion of it tho officials snw fit. ' CIVIC FORUM GIVES COLONEL G0ETHALS FIRST MEDAL NIOW YOIIK, March 5. Colonl GoothulB, builder of tho Panama canal, was presented by tho Civic Forum with 11 modal Inst night for "distinguished public service," tho first awarded by that institution. Mayor Mltchcl took advantage of tho occasion to state In Colomd (Joothals' presence why ho asked him to become Now York polleo cominls Dinner. "It was not because Colonel (tooth Mis was a ('rent engineer" ho said. "It In hecuuso ho Is a grout adminis trator, und If tho Now York legisla ture doea Its duty I know wo Will gcure him." Colopcl (Joothals lu his ppcoch Made no referoiico to Mltrhol' rt HtHrkN nor to Iho Now York pollro 0H!MhMliiunihli, liut times havo changed. Cupid Is to bo banished. Science, and Modi clno, and tho Higher Culture are to presldo over the marriago ceremony love's rainbow archery, with golden arrows tipped with myrrh nnd frankincense, is to bo discarded, and Spectacled Faddlsm will bo tho domi nant genius while tho emblems ot tho marriago Ilcuuso will ho a steth oscope and a tape measure. Marriago no longer Is to bo n ceremony of tho heart, but rather olio conditioned upon the regularity of tho bowels. Heigh, ho! No wonder the naked little boy shivers, and weeps, and will not bo comforted. And in this Spasm Ago tho Czars of a Faddlsm that demands eugenic marriages (or none), and unlvcrsltj-aj,proveu and scienuiicniiy-nuisci babies, aro to tho front declaring that wet Damnation lurks In every drop of wine, that an atom of beer contains tho concentrated esenco of 10,000 poisonous devils; that tho wine-grape vines shall bo torn up, or used only to mnko grapo Juice for the Mryans of this earth. From tho olden and tho golden days, told In Judean story and chanted in Judean song, tho sunshine of Life, nud Hope, and Joy, nud Lovo, and Itadlant Hatuilnoss has comu from out tho gritbo that Is pressed. Its heari-wnrmlng Julco has been blessed by tho Almighty Hint guve, aud by tho Savior who used. Hut today wo aro told that, because somo abuse, nono shall uso; that, because numbers like it not, uono shall have; that tho winu that tho Almighty sanctified lu the Holy ot Holies and that Christ made and drank at tho wedding feast at Cana shall bo banished forever from California California, tho Golden State, no more famous by reason ol nor gold than because ot tho fruit of her vines. And watching and waiting fqr tho result of this demanded prohibition aro the vegetarians -tho vegetarians who havo proved to their own satis faction that ell meat is poison, and that It is a crliuu for governments to permit mankind to bo fed thereon. Tholr pamphlets show that about all tho Ills that flesh Is heir to to mo from eating meat; their dotiois stake their reputations upon that as a fact. Ami they will bo ready, sololy in tho Interest of tho rescuo of mankind from horrible deaths by wholesale poisoning, to demand legislation that will ralso all men to tlio glorious level of the pro-historic monkey or tin scriptural Nebuchadnezzar. And If that legislation should como to pass, these lines of thanksgiving In tho "Grace Meforo Meat" by 'Uobhlo'' Hums, no longer would bo np. preprlatc: Somo hao meat, and caunn cat, And tonic would eat that wan It; liut we hau incut, und wo tan eat, Sao let the Lord bo thauklt. In tho days that may bo hero of omnibus constructive hygienic Statutes, mankind no moro would think of thanking God for meat to eat than of praising Him for providing Jlougli on Hats" as an appointor! Tlion. Just behind tho vegetarians, ulso watching and waiting, nro tin nntl-coffeo and tho untl-tca cranks men and woinon armod with I'ostuui pamphlets, and with statistics showing tho number of tea-drunkurdB In tho Insane asylums of Ireland. And behind thorn yet Is an army of other faddists, bearing lives of U, a. Grant, narrating his agonizing end as a result of excessive smoking; can v lug statistics aud medical computations of tho deaths from tobacco- Aud back of them again, awaiting tholr chance, aro armies of othor cranks determined on taklug away from mankind everything else that mankind likes and enjoys. Old King Colo Is to bo deprived, not only of his plpo, and his 'bow I. nud his fiddlers threo, hut of every other pleasure that has helped to make his llfo comfortable or oven endurable. If all lhoo faddists, und theorists, and crusaders are to havo tholr way, a term In tho penitentiary will he no greater Infliction than ordlnury llfo upon this planet, and Hell hereafter will have no ternrs for those used to u statutory hell upon earth. A button to the average mini is u nit her negligible object, until it (tap pens to bo missing from bis coal, ve-t or tiou-crs iiivariiibly nt the most inopportune time and then it becomes mi object of much import mice nud considerable solicitude. He wants it replaced forthwith nud litc to his tiiiior. Then: be limU Unit in dividual bus curefiilv selected the exact slmdc of button that uiuIcIicm the delicately mingled colors of his suit, n fnct which lie had probably not thought of before, and thnt the stock of this particular kind of but ton Im been exhausted. At once the button tukts on n Hew importance, and perhaps the ipiery presents it-t If of vi lint is it and whence does it come I "Out of 1000 viell-dresed men tuk cu from an average mty orowd, buw mnnv could loll, ir 'nlked, where Ihc buttons that -o uitiptiually embellish the fancy greys, browns or blues of their fashionable attire have their or igin? Ten perhaps And vet ouch of them is mi imconscioiH walking advertisement of one of I he uuiiptc products of several Latin American countries." writes I'd ward Allies m .Monthly Iliillclin of the Van Ameri can I'uiou, uud proceeds to give uu account of the vegetable ivory but ton from ils birth on the tree until it is placed ns a finished product on the card nud ollercd for sale. It appears that it bus been some thing like fitly cnrs since s'ime rub ber gntbeicrs in the fori! of north ern Kcimdor first told of n ncoiiliur species of palm which they found in great numbers whose fruit vvim n nut resembling in form uud color the miniature bend of n negro. These nuts vveie culled "iiogriln-s and iiiMin fuithcr iuvisligutiou it was found thnt the kernel, when thor oughly diicd, had the appearance nml texture of deiitiiu ivorv. Sam ple lots of those nuts were shipH'd to I'urope, und although ut firt they were thought to be u-clcss, it was soon found Hint they furnished nn idcul umlenul from which to mnuufiictiiio buttons uud other small ornamental bjects for which the more expensive ivory bad hitherto been used. The dried hcrnd could be sawed, carved und tinned on lathes into nil ie nud shupes of buttons, while the to.xture of the ma terial is such (but it rfrnlilv ubsotbs dyes uud will take on n high uud permanent polish. Henceforth the ivory nut became an important prod uct nml now mid- cousiderublv ! I'cimdor's export tntde. Komi'tliiug like '..'0,01)0 tons nre shipped from thnt country ench wir, worth nboiit 1, 700,000, while Columbiu nml I'auama lire boih iiicrciisiiur their output. A Knocker's Prayer Tom Thumb Wedding. Mi llessie Win den of Kansas City, Mo., is hero I raining the cliil- ill vii for Hie "Tom Thumb Wedding" lo bo given Fiiduv evening nt H o'clock in iho I'rcsbvtciiuii church, Tliis promises In be nil iiniisiinl cu Ici illinium) nml evening o Inn. Tills is it 'Wiety" H'ddlii,' (mil lln- ii wenr full dress suits und tho gills nveniiig gowns notwevn sixty iiihi seventy cliildicu of this city will im pcinouute .Med fold people Weather Forecast Oicgon- Tonight nud Finlny, Imr; light, vniiiiblo winds mostly easterly. With Mudford irndoisModfora nmdo, Lord, pleaso don't let this town grow. 'vo Hvoil horo for 30 years, and during that time 1 have fought every public Improvement and knocked uvorythlng nud everybody; no firm or Individual has established a busluosrt hero without my doing all I could to put them out ot busi ness; I'vo iisod every underhanded method known tu the knocking fra ternity to Injure their business; I'vo lied about tliitin, ami would have stolen from them If I had tho cour age; I've done nil I eoutd to keep the town from growing, never havo I spoken n good word for It, but In stead I've knocked It hard and often. It pains me, O Lord, to st-o that lu splto of my knocking this town I beginning In grow. Home day, I fear, ( will bo c ailed upon to put down sidewalks In front of my pro 'perty, ami who knows but what I hiay have to help keep up the streets that run by my promises? This, O 'Lord, would he moro than I could bear. It would cost mo money, and 1 could nut afford to pay out any money, though all I have was right hero lu this town Then, too, more people might co me if tho town begins to grow, which would caiiso mo to lose somo of my pull. I ask, therefore, tu keep this town nt a standstill at least, that I may continue to bu tho chlof knocker. Amen! A IICSINKKH MAN Hx. Look! Iiok! Smoko Governor .lohnann cigars, they'ro made lu Med ford, you'll like them. John A. Perl UNDERTAKER Lady Asslstani 28 8. MAIlTIiKTT l'honcs M. 17 wn4 47-J2 Ambulance Hervlri Deputy Coi-onor SEEDS Vc miry a complete line of Jielri and (Jardon .Seeds in package and bulk. SPENCER'S SWEET PEAS ALL COLORS IllKNOS AYIJKS, March .1. Monger dispatches received hero tic day reported serious rioting ut lllo do Juiiciro. A t evolution is tin cat cued, it was said, as u losult of rai in disorders in tlm interior. NEY YORK CITY NADS ' l90 ' W' W- RIOTERS Ni: YOIIK. March C Several hundred men who, under tho leader ship ot Industrial Workers of tho World, have becu muri-hlng on Iho church edifice rccmitlv, were arrest ed last night lu tho Halnt Alphuiisus Catholic church on Went llromlwny aftcr disregarding warning that If thoy entered tho church It would tot under peril of nrront, In Itutgors sipiaro over 1000 per sons nMomblod to hear speeches which the pollro chafged ridiculed tho churches which sheltered the nn omploKd on previous nights and urged drastic methods to got what tho speaker assurted wero the ucedy's rights. alts Is mails from tho scid of K"M" sad. Irmon Juice, comMurd with llthls, and has Iwn urd fr grnrratlons tn lluili clogged kidneys nnd stimulate them to normal activity 1M toumtmlltotho arid In the urine so It no longvr lrrl tabs, thus null li g bladder disorders, Jnd h'nlts rsiiuol Injnro snyottsi nukes n delightful elTerveiknt llthls water drink which million ot nwti and women Ukn now nnd tlicti to kwp tlm MdiiiVM And urlrury orgmn clean, thus avoiding ccrloui kidney dlu. CHICHESTER S PILLS l( B-A hlfcikirli"',M,"Cl lTJN3i71 V-.... mkJ Ub U MiniX I L Jf hi oisi mivtiu I'll C,m Ira rl ....k. ..l.l-tU.l.l-i' S0LOUV0RLfifilSlStlRmilR6 .Muilo lii .Xlcilfonl. Smoko Mt. I'ltt and Covornur Johnson cigars, they aro homo mndu nud first clnss. ISIS THEATRE liiiitnpliijs i'oilii) Only Jerry's Uncle's NamesaRe Vltngraph Comedy lu two Parts ro.n;vm.TniN lllogrntdi Drama iilC VKMH Luhln Orniun No line i'liiimriiiit' THIS TWO OltliCAUS of Adventures ot Knlhlyu Two Itcels Cheap and Easily Made, But Ends a Cough Quickly How In .tliikp His Vrry llel L'wuirli lrmril ill lluitli'. 1 oil)- liuitruiilrril. This plat ot cough syrup Is easily made at Imine mid saves veil idsiilt C-1M as rompmed with ordinary nnigh renin dies. It rrlicvm olmtilmto tiillglis-fViii whooping rough ipin-kl), nud U splen did, list, fur briinrliinl imtliliiu, apai iuihIIc croup and lioarw'iinn. Mu one pint of grnmilatnl sugar with Vj pint of warm wutir, and stir, fur 2 laiiiutcs. I 'nt '-'.() Humes ol I'luex (tlftv rents', worth) lu a pint Isiltlc, nnd add tlio Kilgrfr nvriip. i'nkn n teaiMHiiifu every one, two or three hours. Taste good. This takes right hold of a roiittli and elves nlmimt llmtaut nllrf. It iitlmil. lulls the appitilc, uud Is slightly lax tivi both excellent feiitures. I'iiicx, its perhaps you know, Is n most vulimlilii roneiiitrntiil eompoiuid ol Norway whltn pine txtruit, rich In L'liuiarnl mid tho other natural heullltg pine elements. No other preparation will do the work of I'lncx In this mixture, nltliotigh rtrulned hiitiey ran bo nml iiuU-ud ot tlm sugur svruji, if desired. TlioinintnU of hoiiKewlvHi In the Culled Htatis aud Ciiiindit now iikh this I'inex mid Kiigur Nvrup remnly. 'lids plan has often Is'Cii Imltateil, but tlm old success. fill coiiililiiutloii Iiiin never been riualel, Jts low nut and iiuirk results liavu made it ImiuriiHelv ixipiihir. A (.MinruiltV of abwibltn satisfaction, or inunoy promptly refunded, goes with this preparation. Your druggist has I'inex. or will iri'L It (or vim. If mil. cnJ to The l'lmx Co., l'L Wayne, lud. STAR THEATRE NHW VAt DKVILI.i: TODAV Van & Davis Comedy singers and eccentric Dancers 111 li I'lOHT I'Olt .MILI.IO.VH t part thrilling melodrama .MCI) HATH HLOPHMH.NT J'nrco comedy COMINd TOMOUItOW "A .MICSS.(Ji: 1'ltO.M .MAHS" A four part production and n big novelty In photoplays AH.MIHHION 10 CUNTS Now i'h the time to plant Sweet Peas. A Novice Can't Do It You had better buy "store" glasses ut 'iXi cunts than to pay for specially ground lenses that don't till your roqulroiiwnttt perfectly. To bo nhlo to accurately fit glasses requires yours of patient study, with a slutclu devotion to the ouo object alone. Dr. Rickert C)0 Hlglll HMTlllst Hullo 1-15, Owe Hi 'n h, a . (ireen Trading hihud (llrvi tf- K Mt St, J'JlOJIO '((), We make a specialty of .Lawn urass Seeds, Alfalfa and Clovers Monarch Seed f & Feed Co. PAGE THEATER SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT Tim Carnegie, Alaska -Siberia Exposition Pictures JWimiKKT NOIITII WITH TIIM CAMKKA Thrilling Hunting Kcciich under Hie Midnight Sun. WITH INNTHITTJVI-; LKCTriiK SIX REELS I'olur llciir uud Wulius Hoping williiu ten Ic'ct. I'WCKH-lOr, Ifio, liOc, Hpi'iilnl HiiiKulil .Miilinco Kiiiiiluy, I He, nny Miillnne ti::ill l. .M. Kvciilng, 7:illi i en I N. I. xi'iing. Ihui'l full i see Hie dlspbiy In (lie n up lobby. V win Hi .