Dustm Farhum at1 the Liberty Tonight I JJ
hla farming and ' household equip
glnd word from her husband. Master
Engineer Htclnmotz. of his stifo arri
val in the good old U. S. A., and Ho Is
now onroute home.
Pvt. Krnest Lyman, who crossed
tho waters but was too Into to get to
the front, 'arrived home last week.
Tho his parents woro expecting; him
his arrival camo as a vory agreeable
surprise as ho was reloased several
days ahend of the time hoped for.
D. C. Wilson Jr., visited the Med
ford dontlst'n shop Monday..
F. K. Deuel and Chas, Strang waro
looking after tholr dairy business
Krlday,
ment preparatory toeavlng for Min
nesota in the near future.
Mr. and Mr. EU Moore accom
IS BOOSTING FOR
panied by Mr. Moore's father and
Miss LHa Mooro of Central Point;
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Milton Htolnmetz received tho
iff ' '
fA im Am M
Mi- Sm
POIITLANI), April 2B. No devel
opment l of groator linpnrtnucu (o
western Oregon thmi tho cnmp,lollun
or tho Natron cut-off from Klamath
KftlU north, according to 10. J, Adam
of liugono, formnr member of the
stale highway commission, who wan
In Portland today In tho IntorOBt of
tho propound now rond. ; ,
"Tho cut-off Ik of OHpoolnlly Inter
est to tho upper AVIIInmolto valley,"
alii Admin, "for It noons product of
that auction. To Oregon an a wholo
lln consequence lion lit' tho fact Hint
It would tie tho Klnmath bnsln to
Orogon commercially, it In u roglon
that U rapidly gaining In population
nd possossoiWof wondurful rt it t urn I
resources. I'otuntlnlly poworful In
an economic way, It will toon lio
counted ono of tho rlchont district
financially In tho ontlro northwest,
Dild tho movomant started tiy Port
land tin Mucin men lo bring about
railroad connection In ono that should
ho prosecuted vigorously..
"I'eople of Ktigano aro a unit for
bringing about tho fruition of tho
long-expected railroad Connection.
Thoro are no enKlnoorlnti d I rr leu 1 1 1
of construction to warrant duluy III
apoedy completion, providing tho fi
nancial resources for building aro
made available,'.' .w
ASK EARLY ACTION
IN OLCOTT SUIT
RAI.ICM, April 88. Uriels of two
Portland legal flrnn were filed today
by attorneys,, as trlends of tho ault,
In tho action of tlovurnor Oko;t
against Htato Treasurer lloff. to do-
J .. . I.. - I fl 1 a haw-
ernor In fact, or In name only. ' Iloth
hrlefa held that ho la actual Rovernor
of tho atata and entitled to oxorclao
alt tho powora of tho chief executive.
They hold that tho public Importaneo
of tha, decision. should, govern, tho
scope of the court', ..doclslon. nd
pointed to tho need or early action In
tho Interfiav of itnto binlncM.i . ;
IDE MYSTERY CARVIS
. A
Th Mystery car, ndvortlsod by tho
Klllott A Cook Auto company exten
sively arrived Monday, and wna on
exhibition Tunaday. Tho name of
tho car la Scrlppa-ttoothi and was
vlowrd by many autnlata, and Riven
high praise.. Tho Scrlpps-llooth lia
many of the apoclul footurca and do
talla round only In tho lilKhor priced
cara, ror lnatnnco oloctrlc lights faa
toned In tho doora for convenience at
night, and sltlo slilold that, open
automatically wlth: tho door. It
I B l.rrrt tAn t
AUSTIN FARNU'M
Hustln Kurnuin la auporbly coat In
"Captain Courtesy," a I'nramount
plcturo which will bo ahown at the
Mborty thoatre todny. llu saya hlm
nalf that thin la hla boat plcturo, and
thoro la at tho bottom of It a rous'on
which plcturo-Iovera do not know.
Mr. l"u mum 1 extromaly fond of all
anliuala, and particularly of horses.
Tho magnificent home he uses In this
SYRIAN PRINCESSTO:
GIVE TALK TONIGHT
An audience that crowdod theaitd
Itortiim of tho Presbyterian church
on Hunrtay morning, llatoned moat at
tentively to the dUcourae an the Holy
end preaantod by Princess Knlnno
Halilor, the Syrian author and lec
turer. Porhnpe, never boforo haa
Paleatlno beon brought ao vividly bo
foro a Modford audience, its, people,
their Idealn and aspirations,. mannora
and ciiatoma; the land from whonco
our own civilisation . sprung. Tho
prlnceaa boa a glowing personality, a
fluent command of the Kngllsh lan
guage and a memory woll stored with
historical facta, .'.. ' " -j ' .u ;
This evening at 8:15 at the eamo
church, Prlncoaa Ttnhme will make
her lout apjionranco In thla city, pro
Don ting her. own dramatization of the
lllbllcul utory "Nonninn, tba I.opor."
Tho story will be given In dlfforont
scenes, tho first and loat being enact
ed between the prlnceaa and her com
panion; It lolls of the great Captain
Naaman who, at the holght of his
glory, was atrlcken with leprosy and
bla healing by tho Prophet Hlisha. It
Is one of tho grentol dramatlo'ioasl
btlltles and has been given In tho
loading auditorium and on lyceum
and chnutouquaa of thla country.
Mlsa illurgoaa will render . Orlontal
music Preceding- tho drama, tho
prlncoaa will toll "What a tltlo means
In Palcstlno, why alio Is a princess."
motor powor la high, and thru out the
cur Is comploto, with especial nppoal
to the discriminating autolsts.
plcturo Is a thorohred especially
trained for show purposes,
"Cuptaln Courtesy" la a great
vohlctu for Mr. Karnum, for it gives
him scope for his varied talents. Ho
Is a most courageous fighter, a fear
less rlttcr, an untiring champion of
tho poor and helpless, and an ideal
lovor. AVIion ho npneors a tho lovor
of Kleanor, nobody caros that two
scones back ho was a robber, bo Is so
genuinely a lover.
THE LIBERTY SIX
' A. C. Vlckona returned yesterday
from Portland bringing a tlvo-passoa
gor Mberty-SIx, one of the cars, tho
Auto Exchango will sell. It's certain-'
ly a clrtssy looking car of the light
tlx Btylo, has all modern Improve
ments, b.is plenty of power and altho
It's a no rar In -Mcdtord .It's a
standard make and I.Ida rulr to, bo
eomo popuUv In Mcdtord and tho val
ley. Tho motto of tho manufootur
ers'ls "IV different.'' . Mr. Ptckohs
says It's dlfforont lr performance,
easy In driving nnd riding, and looks
different from 'nny outer ar,; . ' t
Tho Auto Kxchange will bo pleased
to have you call and see the car and
tnko a ride In It, '. .
Orm-hfilf of ft 150.000 neliolnrxhip
fund for public health nurses whieh is
being organized bv the National Or-
itiimntion for Public lloultn Mirointr.
iilremlv collected, nceording to
KlntcmentH made tniav by Mr. llol
lowav of thin eitv, stnto reprcHenta
live of tho orcunb.ution, .
Keventv thoiiHiind dollars of this
fluid hnH' been .contributed bv the
lied CroHH. which, lit tho rcouest of
tho National OrL'iinizntion for Public
llenllli Nursing, inerensed an originnl
:i(l.()f)0 to-$100,000, ' One item of
10.000 has been contributed an
nnvmouslv and reserved for women
doNirinir to cqtiin themselves 08 tench
ers nrrd executives in public health
nursing work.
Mrs. llollowav Rliited todav that
il was tho iilnn of the national or-
aitnlsution to give these scholnrships
not only to rctarninir nrmv nurecs
but to graduates of present senior
classes.
"Tho-Importance of this scholur
shin fund ennnot bo ovcrcHtimntcd.'
said Jlrs. llollownv. "An inerease in
the number of nurses, and a more
cnuul distribution of tHinting care,
m a necessity recognized alike bv
nurses nnd the public. If provision
in not made for the udcaunte training
of additional nurses in public-health
service which insures nursing care
for nil classes of tho community,
there U grave dnnirer that efforts
will be made to supply the lack of
nurses bv offering those who can
'J not nfford a. private nurse the ser
vices of women of inndcdunte train
ing. '" ' '
"To giipplv the working man with
poor nuruing care because he is poor,
and the rich man with better nurs
ing care because he is rich, is con
trarv to all the traditions and ideals
of nursing. : By increasing tho nnm
ber of public health' nurses, nnd if
nqccsHiirv supplying theiri with ,as
siHtnntH. nc(iiiate nursing care enn
be provided . or all, people, r accord
ing to need and not) according to ia-
oome. -i v-..r,r;''.-.' .-,v. .n.-".-,
-, "Mnnv nurses returning from work
in camps nnd enntoment zones nt
home, or with oUE.ariov-ttbrond, hnvo
ahreadv'-somrht mtBTitarshipa dn or
der to train themselves -for this other
national service." - " '
Cut Tills Out It Is Worth Money
, DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
lllp, enclose with Co and mall It to
Koloy ft Co.,- 2835 Shoffiold Ave.,
Chicago, 111., writing your name and
address cloarly. You will receive In
return a trial package containing
Foley's Ilonoy nnd Tar .Compound,
for coughs, colds nnd croup; Foley
Kldaoy Pills for pain in sides and
buck; rheumatism, backache, kidney
and bladder allmonts;' and Koloy Ca
thartlo Tablots, a wbolosomo and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for
constipation, biliousness, hoadacho,
and sluggish bowols. For"-sale by
Medtord Pharmacy. ,
Old papers for. building fires and
houso cleaning, lOo bundle.
N
Power always!
" Climbing into the mountains
or up the steep city hill, "Red -
Crown gives you steady, uni
form power. It is the old, reli
able gasoline, with dependable
power in every drop.
"Red Crown" is straight-distilled,
all-refinery gasoline, hav
ing the full and unbroken chain
of boiling points necessary for
easy starting, quick and smooth
acceleration, steady, dependable
power and long mileage. Look
for the Red Crown sign before
you fill.-' r;'':ij:::.t'.
V' ' STANDARD Olt, COMPANY
Vie
Gasoline
of
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(California)
TTr n tU A T Trnn, TOPT T, -A .DTiTrp crn tvtt A tT, fTT , ftY .KVrTnnTi..
ROY STEWART AT THE ;
LIBERTY LAST Tl
Admirers ' of that - steel-nerved,
daro-devll Western star, Roy Stewart
will be pleased to learn that he Is to
appear at the Rlalto theatre for the
last tlrao tonight in the Triangle fea
ture. "The' Silent rtlder." Stewart
was on a vacatlpn for some little time
and has come back Into the pictures
In magnificent fettle. .- . . .. i
In "Tho Silent- Rider," he plays the
role of Rob Gordon, a member of the
Texas Rnngers, who incognito, starts
out to smash up a desperate gang of
cattle' rustlers. Ho bucks up against
Dave Merrill, the foreman of . Jim
Carson's ranch. .-. - . ' . ,
Cordon discovers Merrill branding
calves of Carson's ranch and opens
flro on htm. . Merrill brings charges
of cattle theft against Gordon him
self, forcing Bob to display his cre
dentials as a member of the Texas
Rangers. The situation comes to a
climax when Merrill is unmasked and
opens fire on Carson and Gordon.
Thoro Is plenty of exciting' action-.
rod-bloodod gun play and dramatic
thrill In "The Sllent-Rldor,", and
Stewart-lives up to his reputation as
The Wostern WWrlwlnd.' i
SMOKING
. J TOBACCO
P I go fishin' I want
Wf V fish that bite, and tobacco
'Bite" in tobacco comes
poor leaf or: wrong "ripening,
either
from
We use for VELVET only the finest Kentucky
.Burley. l But we don't stop there. -
We put millions of pounds of this tobacco away
every year, in wooden hogsheads, for Nature to
patiently ripen and mellow. ; . .
There are quicker ways, but they leave some
teeth in. . . '. '
The VELVET way makes
the friendliervkind of to-
bacco. You can always
go to it for comfort with
out a "come-back."
' L . The VELVET way makes ' ' I
1 AkC??rS
' go to it for comfort with- l.JT'xfr i lv
out a "come-back." J Sg
Get chummy with, ,r , Ft -T
. ' VELVET today. V - M &?'1 ft I
J VELVETS natural 1 C-
' ' I Jmtt mht for S;-;? - AUV
, . -tji i t
SAMS VALLEY
Captain . Sharp, recently returned
from the front, and who has beon
omployed as an aent of the Colum
bia -Basin .Wool Warehouse company
of Portland since his discharge from
the U. S. army, .was Interviewing
some of the wool growers of this sec
tion and while here mingled a little
pleasure along with business by recit
ing some Very Interesting accounts
of happenings during hlB time at the
front. Captain Sharp seems to meet
favorably with the sheep men here as
he not only has a good Insight into
the business hut Is frank and agree
able wtth any Information on grow
Ing and marketing mutton and wool
D. Burford -and- family accompan
ied by Mlsa Eveland took a pleasure
trip Into northern -California Sunday.
. Mr. Grlffen;-;Sunday. school -mis
sionary, visited In our district ono
day last week. ' ' ' ':
Tho county, liealth nurse was In
spectlng our school Friday and' gave
a helpful talk to the pupils.
Mri Slmnlervllle of Rogue River,
was soiling beans thru our dlstrlcl
at a very reasonable price this week
" It Is reported the dance at the Wll-
hito hall had a verygood attendance
Saturday night.' , :f:y,
Sunday school "was opened Sunday
n'fter being discontinued till the t,lu
cleared away. .". . .
. W. C. Kenney and wife were visit
ing on, shopping In CetttraUiEttlnt
and Modford Saturday.
J. O. ;iarsh and family of Ashland
recently visited with his niece, Mrs
D. O. Wilson nnd family.
The Invisible Conflict
' 'I".-''." ' t . -
.i: ..-: : -;.:?..-.;;;; ;.v; ': :: ". -V. I , , ' ,
, From the moment o birth' body to defend itself. Notonly
and before until tho hour of :-wiU the. constipation grow
death, there is going on within , worse with the continuance of :
the body a constant conflict, ; such remedies but the dose
" . unseen and usually unfelt, be must be constantly increased
tween forces that seek to de- 7, with an ever-weakening effect. '
".. Aat strivoto 0nthe othe:rhand j- -
f??". : ( ,. : :. - t. . ' s -; comes constipation and brings 1
Germs that enter from without about the habit -of easy, thor
are attacked and destroyed by . ough bowel evacuation at reg ; 1
the living guardiahff . ia the ular intervals, because Nujol -'
blood, the white blood cells or t is not a drug, does not act like :
" : phagocytes. Poisons generated "' any drug. ' Nujol brings about : v
within seek entrance intq the a return to Nature's methods
blood and a're removed or de- by supplying necessary lubri
stroyed by the functions of the i cation of the bowel contents,"
1 intestines, liver and kidneys. by facilitating intestinal miiscu- ,
, ! . i .-: V i in ' ,' lar action, by absorbing poisdn-
Food waste allowed to stagnate t ous matter, and thus securing
ana remain in me uiiesiincs-, necessary cleansing or the m- ' :
- testinal canal and protection : .
of the defensive properties of
; the blood itieltifeei-.
une Vacua ted. rjoisons the blood
and destroys- its. power to de-,
- fend against outside or inside
enemies. Such self-pbis6ning
cahse9 tover 90 -human
Constipation turns the tide of
the invisible .conflict against
tint hnHv. in fnvor of the in
vaders. Nor does the taking f
of castor oil, pills, salts, mm-
Get a bottle of Nujol from yonr dni-,
gilt today and tend eo'upoofor t nm ,
beoklat "lltirv retro uanftr.
Wnvn ii a """' " soia-owy i"i
" aealcd bottles beana
bearial
the' Nuol -Trade Mark.. Insist '. On .' .
Nujol. You may arfrom lubitllutei. ;
Nninl T .a VSoratrtyJes ", 1
l ; i . Am. .1 J , ..
en waters, ciu., w STANDARD OIL CO. (NBw JERSEY).
bowels 'tompve enable theju - - so Bnuimr. n York yr.. '
, Nrjol l,ab6r'tbries, Standard Oil Cbi'(NeW Jersey), SO Broad; J
. way, Now York. , Pleae send me free booklet "Thirty Feet off
Daager ' oomtlpollon and aute-intoxioatlon la adultt,
Nana
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