Medford mail tribune., October 12, 1917, Page 3, Image 3

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The Northwestern Tuberculosis con
ference will be held In Portland, Oc
tober 15 and 1G, and Mayor C. E.
Gatea has appointed Mrs. Stewart
Patterson of Medford as a delegate
from Jackson county to this confer
ence. Some idea of the importance of
this worlt during the presont war may
be gleaned from the following extract
from a letter written by Mrs. Sadie
Orr Dunbar of Portland, secretary of
the Oregon association to Mrs. W. L.
Holloway of Medford, who is one of
th,e directors of the Tuberculosis Pre
vention association ot tile. Northwest,
.yid who has been very active in pre
vention work in Jackson county:
Oregon faces an appalling situation
if war returns our soldiers, ill of
tuberculosis. There are no beds,
available for such patients. We will
have to take them right back into
their own homes, or into ours. We
will have to have government aid, if
many soldiers return with this dread
disease. Tuberculosis will Increase
at home during war, as well.
The law, passed last January, per
mits county commissioners to spend
public money for county visiting
njurses. Would Jackson county be In
terested in securing at least one nurse
whose work could be combined with
school inspection, etc.
Your summary card of the survey
reads as follows:
Case records (completo histories) 32
Cases reported by physicians, but
not visited "by investigator 16
Arrested cases 27
Away for treatment 20
Deaths (1913-1916)..... 80
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175
U This is only one disease. Your
nurse could do any public health
' ork. No money would bo spent
more wisely. A nurse would probab
ly cost $90 or $100 per month, with
somo allowance for traveling ex
penses. Your county could well af
ford to put $1500 into tho prevention
of disease.
Everyone who can is asked to at
tend tho conference which will be
hold at the Multnomah hotel. Rep
resentatives from 50 Oregon cities
will bo present, as the work is deemed
of tho utmost importance. Mrs. Hol
loway will attend as a representative
ot the national organization, and
other Medford and Jackson county
women are asked to bo present.
"Yours wns duly received in re
gard to the bass drum," rends a let
ter from Captain A. J. Vance of the
Seventh company, received by Mayor
C. E. Gates this morninsr, "and 1
vnnt to thank you for your intcrc.-t
in behalf of our bund which, by the
hvay, is some bund.
"Wo took the hand over to Foil
Stevens the other day on a liberty
loan rally and they mnde n great hit.
They go to Astoria tonight to play
for another liberly loan rally.
"The weather has been line for
some time now, njid everything' is
going fine. We are sending about
J 00 piclures of the boys which will
he shown on tiie screen in MoiUWd.
I believe they will be npprecialcd."
How to Relieve Catarrhal
, Deafness or Head Noises
If you hnve catarrh, catarrhal deaf
ness or head noises caused by ca
tarrh, or if phlegm drops in your
throat and has caused catarrh ot the
Ptomach or bowels you will be glad
to know that theso distressing symp
toms may bo entirely overcome in
many instances by the following treat
ment which you can easily prepare In
your own home, at little cost. Secure
from Strang's Drug Store, Heath's
Drug Store, Haskln's Drug Store,
,Medford Pharmacy, West Side Phnr
macy, 1 ounce of Parniain (Double
'strength). This will not cost you
,)moro than 90c. Take this home and
add to It '4 pint of hot water and 4
ounces of granulated sugar; stir until
dissolved. Tako one tabiespoonful
four times a day. An Improvement
is sometimes noted after tho first
day's treatment. Ureathlng should
become-easy, while the distressing
head noises, headaches, dullnens,
cloudy thinking, etc., should gradual
' ly disapear under the tonic action of
It he treatment. Loss of pmell, taste,
defective hearing and mucus droppins
'in the back of the throat are other
I symptoms which suggest the presence
I of catarrh and which may often be
overcome by this efficacious treat
ment. If nearly ninety per cent, of
all ear troubles are caured by ca
tnrrh, there must bo many people
whoso hearing may be reslord by
this simple home treatment.
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In (he Funniest
AT THE PAGE TOMORROW
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Trlanole Hay, The
BESSIE LOVE IN
"THE SAWDUST RING"
E, TOMORROW
"When tho hii; "thro-rins circus"
comes to town, old ami youni; arise
and declare a holiday. There is u fas
cination, about the. circus which no
one can deny. There i.s a certain
magic at inosphero whi. h surrounds
tho circus tent and envelops all who
come within its radius nnd while wo
arc under this influence tho outidde
world is forgotten and we give our
selves up to "a day at the circus."
Triangle has produced a photoplay
under tho direction of Charles Miller,
tilled "The Siuvdust King," and a
more vivid and true-to-lifo represen
tation of a "day at the eireus,"' could
not he imagined and during the sixty
odd minutes which this picture is
shown, we are taken p;-r k to the days
when we, too, were numbered among
the throngs who turned out to sic
the parade and later to forget our
cares nnd daily routine within the
folds of the cirrus tent. Thru this
story of circus life, Hcsio I.ove, in
the role of Janet M;uie. trin-- along
with one fond hoiic pretloTiiinatitig
her every notion -to become ; nji :
nnd parcel of the life in the s.'wiuvt
rlnir. Phe serred.H in enterhiir lhi;;
life and her dreams are r"a)i"d i:i
an abundance far exceeding her ex
pectations. The proprb !er of a Mejiil
eirrus takes an Interest in her :.';!
she is mado a part of tiie life foi
which f-he has on.d. With MN
Love in the suporting ca-d are 11. ir
old (Inodwin, .lack KUhatdon, Jo
sophlne Headier, liah-y I lean and Al
fred HollineMVnr'.h. The story was
written by L. V. Jefferson.
Itehearsn tho days of your youth
with Bessie I.ove in 'The Sawdust
Klnir," to be shown on the pcreen of
tho Pace theater tommrow, matinee
and evening.
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Farce Ever Filmed.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
T STAP THFATER TODAY
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Douglas Fairbanks in Double Trou
ble, a do luxe edition of one of the
poppy boy's greatest successes. It is
taken from Herbert Quick's novel of
dual personality, and Dougio sure
does Know how to put it over. He
will open a two-day engagement at
the Star theatre today.
Lemons Beautify!
Make Quarter Pint
of Lotion Cheap
Here fs told how to prepare an In
expensive lemon lotion which can he
used, to bring hack to any skin the
sweet freshness, softness, whiteness
and beauty.
Tho juice of two fresh lemons
strained into a botle containing three
ounces of orchard white make a whole
quarter pint of tho most, remarkable
lemon skin beaut.ifier at about the
cost one must pay for a small jar of
tho ordinary cold creams. Care should
bo taken to strain the lemon juice
through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp
gets in, then this Li! inn will keep
fresh for months. Kvery woman
knows that lemon juice Is used to
bk-Kch and remove ;-::eb !b iiiis';crc as
freckle). Rnllowness and l.ui, and In
the ideal skin softener, suioulhener
and heautifier.
Ju:-t try it! (Jet three ounces of
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the mocrr nnd make
I up a quarter pint of thi sweetly fra-
L'lfiit lemon lotion and inassa'to It
daily Into tho face, neck, arms and
hands, and see for your-elf.
highest quality, jewelry repairing.
TO ORDER $25.00 VP
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Muilford .Mail Tribune:
Here is my dollar for tobacco for
the boys who are fortunate enough
to go to France. I do not use to
bacco, but I know that to n man who
does it is a great comfort. Every
body is happy, up here in Columbia,
and we are seeing many things of
interest as well as learning to be real
soldier hoys. This army life is great.
All you have to do is work.
I hope my dollar will be tiie means
of making some lonely hoy happy for
a short time.
PVT. CLAREXOf; S. CRAMER,
Seventh Co., U. S. X. (i.. Fort Colum
bia., Wash., Oct. 3, 1!17.
Every soldier gets lonely and
homesick sometimes. The hefirt
t hut heats beneath bronze buttons
and khaki is still only human, of
course. And when one of our hoys
gets that lump in his throat which
he just can't swallow, there seems to
be nothing that helps quite so much
as a good, cool, soothing smoke the
kind of smoke he used to havo back
home.
Good smokes have been pretty
scarce in the trenches. Hut we've
made it so easy for the folks at home
to send on the right kind the boys
want that now there's really no ex
cuse any more for them to be with
out them.
Twenty-five cents sent to our To
bacco fund will purchase almost
twice ns many smokes ns you cun buy
yourself over the counter. They
come packed in n nice little kit, ready
for sending; and in that kit is a post
card; stamped and addressed to the
person who gave the quarter.
The French and 'American govern
ments and the Red Cross help ns do
this. The tobacco is admitted duty
free over there and the American
stamp brings back the message to
you, direct from the happy man who
received your smokes.
And when you read that soldier's
message, you W'ill say that it is the
biggest quarter's worfh of satisfac
tion you ever got for the money. Try
it and see for yourself.
AN ATLANTIC I'OliT, Out. 12.
Pleasant A. Stoval, Unilnil Kla(os
minister to Switzerland, arrived hero
today on an American steamship. His
returning to America for
to consult government
ding shipment to Switz
erland, and to discuss other war
phases.
Dr. Otis A. Glazehrook, an Ameri
can consular official who has been In
Jerusalem, was a passenger on the
samo ship.
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MILLINERY
Everything Going
Continued Sale until everything is
gone.
All the New Fall Hats, Feathers,
Ornaments, Ribbons, Velvets and
Fancies.
Starting Saturday, Oct. 1 3
Barnard Millinery
Medford, Oregon
As part ot tho anti-patriotic and
pro-Cierman campaigns, stories aro in
circulation in Medford and every
where olso detrimental to tho ltod
Cross work. Tho latest canard is
that soldiers are compelled to pay
for tho knitted articles sent out by
tho various Red Cross chapters. all
of which is a falsehood. Persons
hearing such stories aro asked to re
port whero they heard them and who
repeated them, to tho local Red Cross
officials, so that their source may be
Investigated by tho department of jus
tico and the authors punished.
In this connection, tho following
letter has been received:
The American Ited Cross, X. W. 5.
September 29, 1917.
To all Chapters, Northwestern Divis
ion :
Reports aro current that knitted
articles, particularly socks, mado for
soldiors by the lied Cross chapters.
branches nnd auxiliaries havo been
sold to tho public In shops or direct
to tho soldiers.
Wo cannot believe such a thing
posible, but Invito evidence sufficient
to tnko before tho United States dis
trict attorney nnd wo will gladly give
instructions to vigorously prosecute.
Similar stories have boen previous
ly started thruout tho east but when
followed up havo been found to ho
without foundation. Doubtless Inves
tigation here will meet tho same re
sull. CD. STINSON,
Manager, Northwestern Division.
"CASCARETS" best if
Host for liver niul Imwels, had breath,
bail colds, sour stomach.
Oct a 10-cent box.
Sick headache, biliousness, coated
toiiKiio, head and nose clogged up
with a cold always trace ibis to tor
pid liver; delayed, fermenting food
in the bowels, or sour, gassy stom
ach. Poisonous mat ter clogged in tho In
testines, Instead of being cast out of
tho BSstem is re-absorbed Into the
blood. When tin's poison roaches tho
delicate brain tissue It' causes con
gestion and that dull, throbbing, sick
ening headache.
C'ascarets Immediately cloanso the
stomach, romeve the sour, undigested
food and foul gases, lake tho excess
bile from the liver and carry out nil
the constipated waste matter and
poison in tho bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep a 10-cent box
from your druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet, breath right,
complexion rosy and your liver and
bowels regular for months.
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