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PAurc six1 WEDWIiD M'ATI' TliinilNP;. M RDFORO. OUX'A !OX. V 111 XKS )A Y. .IANTAUY 21. JAZZ DANCING TO BE REPLACED By OLD: TIME- WALTZ . NEVlU J9fi IC? Jsjn. . 29. Ol.l-fuh-ioned. - keep-vour-ilisl:imc dance, me to . displace the modern Jazz hti'ijH. uiC, . the nationwide reform movement' iindcrlulten bv the ;ier '. iflrih i National Association- of Miw lera .Duncinir 'proves wuree.s,-.ful, ' Tlinlanimtr master; it' i- annoimpftl i hem onnt upon ',-lhe- support of itiiitlicrHil fathers, drru.hters. sun dutteeviiiiirtiroprie(orH,,(ltim-iii teiteh ersuand' honteHeH-anl if nei-essnrv tlift -poline nVpnrtmetit- to exlerinm rtttlw- "half Nelson, " "borlv holil, "Sbinnnr Joek" ami oiIikb importe" ballroom 'crips whii-li am prai-tii-m! hvrcome il.mcers.., (.'heap ami vulifii imiRieris al.o'td-Yome 'tin',lnr the. hn undiiajreorrling to,u tiicular'fust i 4nitet)' by-: tl,-' uHHoeitttiou, those i ehnrtB of community or public; ilnnre? nralHKi'et(';lnw their opposition to undttsirable 'ilunttex bv ilistiihulin "Y.ri please leave the hull'! eurd to tliooo nho. permst in olTomlinm 3'Ium women, it i t-hnr.eil iur- ot'tei n iDjunh ,to Illume as their partner n nnw' lit-,RUfe enses, iliinrn hall pro prietiwHrn-rfciCulvised to piek out ten or it'fuowm'-ob,eiitionub eonplex arm it ni-w.amiTiir'.ihiclisri'uiirilr,!, to uiihi . ' them at one', n ,c . l-.n. , i ) n- 'ffionwill Roon ' Faer Ihn .eireuhi ' rtadsilMtlmt f'Ton "have . mined th '.-' Htandanrtnft.viHii' establishment nil. thiitrjb loss will be more than nihil, " im'hVindwihle tbn number of nersoii: T. ., wh'. haVfc.ttHpge.t' for von ami , von' dnnnrit."; n!' wji '(. . Home -of 'the rhilsH niul regulation! ; i whidb u'Pr'UT3cl tu.ohev follow : ' 'l')rim'a'inuHift-uoiild be-Jiriuht and ', ebnTfiil,'.properlv neeented and th . phfesSH Hvelli divide). , (v'henii, iViiliui niiwiiii ofl tlio' Mfcrehni, 'in'. ton. in- vileiili(tapuiVHluai?.nieiililnIeHH tlnne iiiaii" IbiiM. nHeless ko oxpeet reJinod danuntr wheri (the Jiuism limits nil re finementl "fdi ttor all, what isdniie insr'biiiiKn'inlerpratatioii'iiif mnsie? V 'Thd! afwoouition bus vUlopted; .the fol)uwinii'tiupoR, it bciniii inu(,Dilil, tbctrnMuHoiH.'.Hayi tre retruhito ,!f,aiv OIIMffulJtSMl ;:! , , 1 1. ( iv i j.l ,11.11,1,:',' . : ''VViiltzj'48 miasnrft ta mionto. i ' .rwo-Htep, .r4 measures lo minute, .')iie-step, G(i measures to niiuiito j - '(Kdx-trut, 40 uiensurcH to minute, ,, , 'Daneers Hhonld nssnmo n liuht, ' "" sfiiHtful position," sav the mastera "'' ','There-Nlimihl be! ho jorkv ball', Kfcpi ri.TP)','tbese cnusi! , iuiidesiniblo vai'ia (;iW1W, vParlneiji , shouhl ,tu)J, (luniie with. cueeliH' nm or.njwwliintr -nr :-jJioiilri- the elann be tiuht.'-'Neeli ' holds!,iu'ei .positively niipardonubb w.Tie.ejitIeiauii's iirm should .eileircle Imh. partner's- waist; his band restinu r 'litljtl nust above the Waist line: Tli lfld.V. s'jiil't nrni sliouh) not one.irch htr jtiirlner's blioulders or neek. """' ' V,, ) ji - Bills Passed at Special Session In iba onij week of the extraorcn-.OioKon, t. Agricultural college and T D it - r-t (.'.;. i,r 5 ItBRLIK,: Jan,'-. .10: Meaoliirliom with llollund for a loan to llonnniiv Of litlO.tMIO.OIKI uuilders (iionnnllv !i80.OOO.OO(n will shortly be eonehid- d, ftwoi'dinir lo the Jieitiinir am Mil tixit. -Of this amount 14.0.MtM)tMi Biliiimrs win eoviT purchases ol raw Produhts and' the remainder will , l .bieK til' buv - fnmtsl lifts. ' Tlio rmilit . ib li'stunhslied l'or ilo-veins niul lunv b; extended proportionately as (lei- . imiuiv;' makes payments on the ne dnrinK" "' ' . - . i (ixrniiinv iindertakes' to pnwure tin eouuiipdities covered bv the ermlU clhlv from ffidlund which-is nlso srivep special economic henetits respeclinc eonl dilliveries. This is itho firff eredlt aeeorded (lenuanv since th conclusion ol' peace. i 1 I)auu'hte.is are considered of very llltlo importance in t'hiiiu. A Cbi niiiunn is eompdlleil hv law to leuvi Ins possessions to his nuile ehildrcii iDONT FUSS WITH Musterole Works Without the Blister Easier, quicker' There" no sense' in mlxmfe a mess ,of mustard, flour and trater when you , ran easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff ' lies with a little clean, white Musterole. ' Musterole is made of pure oil of mustard and other helpful Ingredients, combined in the form of the present white ointment. It takes the place ol t, jmuu piabicns ana win noi Dhster. Musterole ujuallr gives prompt relief iiuiu oure inroai, oroncnitis, tonsiliti?, croup, stiff neck, -asthma, neuralgia, headache.'consestiorL Dleuri9v.rhenm.-1. tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the cjick or joints, sprains, sore mosdes. bruises, chilblains, frosted fect, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). , JOc and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. -adjourned Sunday morning, passed 97 bills, of these S3 wero bonne hills ind 44 were senate hills. For-the sbfrt . time the legislators were in isosslon they passed upon a. .very, large number of bills, few ,of which- were of importance or of an emergency character. The summary of bllln, resolutions and memorials approved by the legislature follcws: V ., . ' Kenute Joint Jtisoiulloniv ' S. J. It. ); by Fanell Providing for ratification of nationul suffrage amendment,' ' S. J:" H-. 5, hy I'ierce Appointing committee o Invcatitiate boys'-tralu-ing schoivl.- .. :S..,J St.: C; by Banks Thanking University of Oregon football teams foe. record and sportsmanship at Pas adena football game cgulnst Hurvard. 3. J. ft; 10, by iianks and Moscr- Iteferrfng to people propcaed1 amenct mont. to -cnnHtitiitinn providing that president p-f senate succeeds to office of governor to servo -at -,Hueh . ctily until next general election. - . !. ; , H. B. 67. by Graham arid Bean Providing jifmids for women's bnild Ing at state university. : ' - ' .H. -H.r6! by Hughes To Include stale owned lands in Irrigation and drainage districts. m ,11. Jt. 28, by Thrift To eradicate bovine tuberculosis and other live stock diseases, ';.'- . ii 11. U. ill, game committee Auth orizing fish and game commissiui to purchase innu for game farms. ' ' .. H. B. ly game committee Pro viding, Imprlsonen-c a pnnishment for killing elk, mountain- aheopretc. H. lt. K 7. -Moore Permitting mem ber of logisiutu'rfl to serve on fish and earn. cammlseiMM-: ; -. (".u:. n ' J I B. Sii, Thompson- Regulating UK6 for commission lor feeble-minded i home. u ' t : . i ... 11. iB. 13, Kubil Relating to own ership ior property, within elty llinitn. :H.' B. - l,.,Horne-FlxliiB 'flalarlei of depiily, labor commissioners. 41. B. IK, iliy Jlorne -Rolattng to collection of fees fori, fu'ctory inspec- c S.-Jj It. ,12, by..orlilau-iRelatlng , ' , ' to national highways systnm.i-i v- . , - 8,iThomnorLlng tax H. 1. It- S. by Judiciary committee!0' .m1"8' lut public Providing for .reference to people ; !? ' ' ' ',""'"J of amendment tc re.toro capital pun-l ','"; u7' mll"rJ' mm ttee iHhawnt for treason and ffst-degreetM' 1,lns iMPwoonatlpn, of, dtecharged - ,unl,ll.K on ,,p rt r. wHn ,Ihb' unl.iuf a, murder. House Joint Resolutions , II. J. It. 7, by nurdick Amending const!! ill Ion us to debts of enuntiesv II. J. It. II, by resolutions ccm milioe Amendlux- eonstttution to in crease : suito indebtedness for, roads. II. J. It. 4, by lienn Investigating tiie state fish and gamo commission. J 19101 f.. J. It. S, by Bnrdkk Creating,; uonrmtssion-'to Investigate- niean,if developing central Oregon. -,i;i,.ii,ii. II.'. I. It. 14, by cominitttio on toto- lution's Providing for un argument. In official paiiiplilot aeulnst minimum wngo umeiidment. ' 3. C. It. 2. by Belt Provldlne for Fhivestigut Ion-of" salaries of. county -ct- ticrs. , -j,, :,viii!,-:i '. iuj-aw.tju nee .Henate Joint Mcmorlnls ' 3. J! -li.' t, by I'attei'sbn-AnmioV' Inlying .'consreMs'" to ' bar" AmerHuo-J born children of Japanese aliens from becomlitr'Amerlcnn citixens'.'f' S. J: .t4 2, by I. 8. Smith Momcr- lilallzlng congress to appropriate money :for Roqsevelt highway; ; ,., a. J., M. ,8, by lachinund- Alemor- ia)ling congress ;ta pension veterans and. willows of veterans of earlytOrar gen Indian wars. - - S. J. CM. 4, by Baldwin Memorial izing congress to open Klamath In dian reservation for settlement. :.B. J. ,M. 5, by I. S. Bmith Asking congruss to establish lifo-soflng sta- lion near i-ori urtorn. , ..,. ,, -,, S. J. ,r. 0, by Hltner Asking con gress,, t,o, give preference to exrservlco meii lu ,-C'peninK up public 'landsMn Ivlumuth cohnty .for settlement.. House Joint Memorials If. J. M. 2, by Dentils Itolatlng to nationul highways. H. J. -M.: 3, by Fuller Roliitlng to. patrol of forest by airplanes. H-. J. M. f,, by Lewis and Kubll-rt ItclaUng to disloyal aliens. . . House Hills 1'ns.sctl In Hen ate Hi. B. l, byl lnbcr, und industries committee Reliiting'to funds for re conslriictlon hospital; tl. B, .2, by labor and tndiiBtries committee Providing tor. udditlonu,! connicnsiitlon of injured workmen. jtl. 11. 3,- by lubor und Industries committee Providing for rehabilita tion of injured workmeu H. . B. 4; by Gallagher DoslHnat- Ing Oitturlo-Jordan Valloy road , plirt of tho atato- highway system., l. .11. (i, by Jmios fcixtending tiino in which federal govoiiimout may up propiiato funds for Roosevelt high. way project. U. B. 15,: by Hughes Aiitliorlzing ounty asMessoi-s and deputies to ad minister oaths. . 11. II. 23, hy labor mid industries coinmitteo Providing tut safe em pldymont und safely standards. -H. ,B. 31, by Joint fish uud gnnic ominlttoo Creating fish und game commission und providing for it; election by legislature, II. U. 39, by Uurdlck Establish lug Deschutes county fair ut Red imind. TH, B, f2, by roads und highways onimittttc Aiithcrltliig 1 0,0110, 00 bond Issue for good roads, II. 11. lis, by corporation committee F.xtondliiK corporate existence to privato eoipbTiillons. ' '.11. 41. 74, by roads and highways coinmitteo To provide funds ' to mutch federal appropriations 11. It. 7s, by . ennui committee, Reluliiig to payment of labor claims Against new state game farm in Lnne county. II. B. 82, by .ways and means com mittee -Appri.prlaliiiK funds for spo- ial session.' Jl.'ll. 70, by Wright lleslguatliig certain Sherman county roads as part of suite highway system. it. 'B. 03, by ways uud moans com mittee Appropriating ItiOil for oil painting of tho late lloveiaor Wlthy- conibe.' 11. Ik 1)4, by wuys and means com mittee- Appropriating $Ha0U fwr in creased expenses of public servlco ftonimlssiou. - H. 11. Ml. by ways and means-committee Appropriating funds- for home for Indigent children. II. H.-Sl, by ways and means com mittee Appropriating funds for feeble-minded home. - II. II. Ml,. by ways und means com mittee Appropriating funds to re pair uriuory at Uiiljaa, - n. u.-fli,- ny wuys ana means com mitteeProviding appropriation for evservlce men's durational aid act. II. It. s. by Kubli Providing for additional revenue for L'nlvorsiiy of soldier, sailor or marine uninwfal. .11. B. 5,' (lallagher Providing for payment by statdiof interest on' Irri gation and drainage bonds.'';'.!' - Hi B. SIS, W. 14. 8mttU--Riltlng to salary of engineer of Btute highway eommisHlnn. , ,". : , vt u u , H.- H. 2 1 ' Coffey (Repealing hide inspection law Hi' B f9. iullaghoi' Flxlnn'-'open season for game birds. ' H. B: 27, BiKdlck rReWtlng , to salary ,of , district sealers of weights :and measures, ?!i 5-ljV4K)'7 iBoada and highways Relative to lenstt t.f sandraVel,-etc hi- beds of nuvlgajde atreama. v i" : i -dll.vU. 6U; i.inn county delegation- Relating to salary of' county school aniierirttendent; r. i ty.c in He 'B.'ilic'rhonipnon-PTohlbltlng operations of dance, halls -biitsldo rcor poantadiinitH after midnight !. 4!, llurnaugh Fixing time fortiholding court,, In tenth Judicial distrtct. , ill.- -B. 3.7, Thonuwon-JtegHlatlng danco hulls, ontnide -city limlts.i : ',H. -.Bv,o1, Ciallngher JlegBldtlnB Irrigation districts H. 41. 72, Callagher Hegutotlug irrigation districts, H. B. 73, MicFurland Reg?ilatlng angliiiK in AVillamette river below suspension bridge at Oregon, City. II. 11. 112, roads - and highways Authc'rUIng highway commission to ropuir roads hy fcrco account ill., 11. -GGy roads uiid high wuys Authorizing highway commission . to establish ciifcrguticy fund of $20,000 H. B. 20. Kdwards To construct bridge across .Vpstucca river. A II.. B. 4S, l)y Mrs. Thompson To provldo new tmlldlng at feeble-mind ed institution. ; H. B, 77, -by Home Providing for one-teuth mill tax levy-for .Oregon LBmploymenC institutfoit -foe blind. i ill. B. S.i.cby roads und highwnys committee Relating to loatls and weights of. motortrucks on state, hlgh- .11, B. 40, by Stewart Providing for special election on May 21, '1U80 SeniiteniIlsPu.sjiMlinnoii.se' S. II. 3,. by Patterson Deullng with parole laws. S.- B. 4, by Houston- Creating court of domestic relations. 3. 11. 5, by Strayer Relating, to registration of-); professional engi neers. S. ill. (i, by oommittoe on irrigation Deelurlng validity of certain Irri gation districts. , ; ' , . S. 1). 7, '.Multnoninh county dolega- tlon Relating tciestublishlng of kin dergartens. ., S. u: S, I'orler Itelatlng lo pay ment of Indemnities fur killing of cattle by state B. II. 11, by Mullnomnh delegation Relating to financinl aid for ccr aln children. , 3. B. 35, Orion Licensing opera tors and drivers vt motor vehicles. B.. B. 22 Relating to release of sureties. S. B, 14, by Hurley Relating, to regulation of livestock of, certain non-residents and corporations. B. B. 33, committee v.i medicine, phnrniacy and dentistry Relating to in-actice of medicine. Sr 'B. no Relating to Enlnry Inves tigation. , - ' .- ,' . S.' II. S, by Porler-Vrovidlng In- doinultles for cattle slaughtered ly order, of stale veterinarian, . -B.-3i t Ircuit Judges expenses. S. I). 40. Plerco and Bmith Relat ing to soldiers' aid. , S. 11. 3S, Blmiiks Salaries of su preme Judges. , . ,,, , ; ' S. 11. ID, Nlchelscii' Piintshniant Jc persons aiding prisoners to escape. lu,w,wii ,u, uiBeuureu pupero uy o,:i- vlce men, free. S.TJ;( 32,, l)nion county delegation FIxiri's salaries of officers of Union county. - - S. BV, by Baldwin Slate banking examiners. ; ' ' ' ' S. B. 13 by Niekelsen-7-Reiating to county assessors. S. B. 62 To validate Vista House contracts. S. B. 34, by Hosher Relating to attachments. 8. B. 30, hy committee on roads and highways Maintenance of high ways. ' ' S. B. 4 8, by Lane county delegation Erection of monument appropriate to memory of world war. S. IB. 52, by Thrift Roads in Coos county. S. B. 54 Roads in Jackson. county 8. B. 55 Roads in Douglas county. S. B. 07 Roads in Klamath coun ty. S. B. 58 Relating to- roads ' In Clatsop and Tillamook counties. . S. B. 50 Roads In Polk county. S. B. 17 Relating to fire insur ance. . - S. Bi 18, by Norblad Relating to Port f.'f Astoria. . 8. IB 28, by Pierce and Smith Aid to soldiers, sailors and marines. S. 'B. 28, by Kberhard .Dealing with employment of aliens. . S.'B. 4 9, hy Norblad Foreign lan guage newspapers. S. B?ol Relating to Salaries. B. u: ,03 Fixing pftialty for mur der. . J' ' S. Bv ,04- Providing enforcement of death', penalty. S.. B. Q5 Providing for penalty for troasArt 3. B'. liO Straight party ballot. S. BJli7-08 'Market road blllB. PALMER EXPLAINS Safe 71UUCtemmmim & ' ' ASK.Fr.tt The Original Thousands - Have Discovered ,Dr. Edwards' 01ite-Tablets Are a Harmless Substitute Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablet.? ore the rewirt of Dr. Edwards' determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. For 17 years he used these tablets (a vegetable compound mixed with olive oill in his nrivnte ' practice with great success. J ney do uli the cood that calomel does but have no bad after effects. No pains, no griping, no injury to the gums or danger from acid foods yet they stimulate the liver and bowels. Take Dr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets when you feel "logy" and "heavy.'' Note how they dlear clouded lirai:-. and perk dp tire tpirKa, 10c and -5c u bo.( . HJQ7-08 'Mar ,; "'' Ainoiur the ancient ' Egyptians younir ttirls pniuled their etieek Willi red ami white.:. The lips were colored Vermillion and the fimrer nails or-antje-vellow bv meaiiH of bennn. Sometimes the nails were uilded, as recovered mummies show. '' ' 1 'HAS BEEN RAISED xVA6H4!N,C;TiX.- Jan. 'io.ittoi-ij ney denerul Palmer said-Ttcvlay ha had received no information that bi tuminous coal operators.bad added to the price" of-coal" the' fourt6en- per cent wage increase to miners author ized by President V(lson pending final settlement c.- the wage contro versy. . ". J'lt is true." said Mr, Palmer, "that In some sections of the country a lar ger price is being charged for coal than that fixed by the fuel adminis tration. This makes it appear as if the operators hadadded the fourteen per cent increase in ' wages, to thftJ price of coal. , "Where the price Is greater than the fuel administration price, it is caused by the tact that tho operators allege that tho coal was bought on contract- before October 31. ' 1910, which contract coal was' expressly ex cepted from tho government prico by an order issued by Dr. Garfield on November 1 2." - Avoid i . . laiitatioaa - nl Subatitau FIrrffrit,tnvTiasandOr6ftgGWWren I Rjcr imhk,rnIigln extract in Powder Tile Or .y.il zrr. '. ! re STOP ITCHjNG SKIN Zemo, the Clean,' Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There i3 one safe, dependable treat-' inent that relieves itching-torture and ;hat cleanses and soothes the skin. , Ask any druggist for a35c or $t bottle of Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon you will And that .irritations, pimples, blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear, Zemo, -, the penetrating, satisfying liquid, is all that is needed, for it banishes most skin eruptions, 'makes the skin soft, smooth and healthy. The E. W. Rose Co.iClcveland, O. Business on OurJBooks IANZ,?ic!CPuiits on thoHooks oftl.Fiyst National Bank I'oprcfjWlrasinea'WiSilfferiis '' tlp'ouohout, Jackson Coiurty. As .their, frrowrii and progress arc. traced we can take a pardonable' pride in tlie refletiou Hint the facilities and services of this injtitu-' ; tionliave been eoiilribufihg factors in'fheii'. : succefis. , ' ' '"' A "Nationalized" bank nccoiint rep- - ' rcscnta tilt; bigliest degree of satisfac tion. .. ' : ,-. ; Vhe F1RST NAlTONAL BANlC Mbdford Oregon , ( i- (. .- ....!- 1 " M!.!".'-,- v -. ... .-, i '.' -. - -. Unusual Value -: v. 'f - . x ''tor' bimll vJars '."-ri-trr ,-,.,,, ,,,,. u, .k-w,.,,.,,,,.,,..,, ,, - ! - '- Inr Tires : 'ii-. ",ils Not only is characteristic Goodyear merit -conspicuous in Goodyear Tires for small cars , btit' ordinarily the first cost is found to be , not greater) than that of other tires; often it is actually less. -'-,.".: v .t , i'-?vv The combination of unusual value in first cost'-and very low final cost, of course, is a ' result of 'Goodyear experience expertness , and care employed as insistently in the ; making of 30x3-, 30x3y2- and 31x4-inch tires as, it is in the construction of the famous Goodyear Cord Tiresused on. the highest-, priced automobiles. v ; V Fpr; this f eason morearslising these small sizes vere factdry-equipped last year with Goodyear Tires than with any other kind, , Get this unusual tire value to enjoy on your Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell; or other small car, at the nearest Goodyear Sei'vlce Statiom Get these tires and Goodyear Heavy ,, : f uwi3i,yiuuc!i ut inis station. ; i. . 30x3yi Coodyear Double-Cure labric, Ali-ycadier TreaU.. j 30x3Vi Goodyear Single-Cure 1'ubric, Aritl-bkid Tread, $2022 vFoooyear neavy lourist iubes are thick, straoc tube that nrVTI PP"ly- Why risk, a 8oWl,(an with a cheap tube? Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes co little more than tubes of lias merit, irwili -,-.. .- . . - proof ba, 3!2 n' ' v ' - - .' i -"'V 'i ' ' y -V'''' ." --i- '.' '':, V,r , '' I t, 1 i ' ." " ' ! " ' ' '. TVV Carry a Conlplete I.iiie .' GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES Medford Service Station Ctu-ner.Main Street and Pacific Highway. Uft t. 6. W(. OUc I ' '. Coinpiete'gtoR'of ' GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES " Carried af all times. See ns before ..buying. Geo. L. Treichler Motor Go. 'rii . y I : '
