Medford mail tribune., January 22, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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5EEDF0RD MXTE TRIBUNE. MEDFORTT. "OTCTlflOV. TTTTTCsDAY. .TAXrATCY 22." 102(1
FLOURSHING N. Y.
AS NEVER BEFORE
A
j NEW YORK. Slock promoters
antl BWinuieit rtiy uute uccu unti'u
from 38 states where "blue sky" laws
exist, ure flourishing In New York
as never (before, according to Edwin
P. Kilroe, assistant attorney general
In cbarge'of the Investigation of com.
merclal frauds..
Mr. Kilroe charges that most of
the operators are composed of "con
fidence men, ex-convlcts, racetrack
touts, gamblers and men cf the baser
sort" who, as. soon as their crooked
1 "work is made public, move to another
J part of the metropolis and resume
, business under another name,
f... "It is remarkable," sayH he, "that
in this. state, which is the financial
renter of the world, the investing
public should bo left without protec
tion and that the Dark Akb law of
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
Look At tonuo! . Remove pouon.q
: from Mtotnurh, liver and
bowels
caveat emptor should rein hero."
Attacking the majority report of
Governor Smith's Blue Sky law com
mission as "a prayer to allow the
I predatory Wall Street interests to
continue their pillage without let or
hindrance." Mr. Kilroe in a repoTt to
District Attorney Swann, opposes the
recommendation to turn the prosecu
tion of crooked Wall street concerns
ever to four deputies and the attor
ney general of the state.
"The recommendation," he says,
"that nothing be done by the present
legislature except the appointment of
a commission to redraft the penul law
is Inexpedient and would accomplish
lie good result. All of the facts a
commission so appointed could pos
sibly obtain are now In the possession
of the district attorney of New York
as the result of some 40U0 or 5000
complaints investigated in bit of
fice." The methods employed by stock
swindlers to fleece the unwary arc
explained by Mr. Kilroe. "In the "eld
days," lie said,' " 'sucker lists' were
prepared and used by these unscrupu
lous promoters. On these lists were
the names of those known to be sus
ceptible to the illuslonary offers made
by salesmen of worthless securities.
This li.st has new been cast aside and
today every good citizen who happens
to be inexperienced in the world of
finance is a possible victim, pruvlded
he has a small bank account or gov
ernment bonds.
"Schools are established to mako
the smooth-tongued salesman more
'smooth' and books of Instruction are
prepared no that no one even with
small savings shall escape their lure.
This tffico Is flooded with . com
plaints of the shorn and plucked who
daily stream from Wall street to the
Criminal Courts building. The vic
tims. In many cases, have lost their
life savings, the widow's mlto, the
Liberty bond bought In a spirit of
pa'triutlsm by a weekly deduction
from the toiler's wage. The savings
bank book and the card of war sav
ings stamps alike have found lodg
ment in the swindler's net. jA
"The lure of speculation hus. of
course, produced a- corresponding
volume o-f attendant crime, corrup
tion and dishonesty. The Increase lii
the number and amount of Liberty
bond thefts during the past seven
or eight months is a matter of great
concern in the financial district and
in the administration of the criminal
law." '
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only look-. for' the mime California
on the 'package.' then Sou-are sure
your chW.,lB, haying- the best and
molt harmless laxative or physic for
tho'llttle istomach, liver 1 and bowels.
Children love- Its dellclpus .-.fruity
tostb. Villi- directions -for.'; child's
dost)' era (each' botllt Olve' It' without
fea(' :f :,' ,
AJbth'er! You must say "Callfor
TUar Is ciore Catarrn In this section
f "th country- than all other diseases
cut' together, an(l Jor rear It was sup
posed to b InoutfcbA twctori prescribed
local remedies and tcomttr.Uy falling
to cure with local ftwtifieht." pronounced
It li(curabla).Catarrh Is a local dlBease,
greatly- Influenced- by" conatnutlonhl con
ditions ,'Wn-thererore.- roqulreB constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Mcdl
clno, manufactured by F. J. Cheney 4
Co., Toledo, Onto, l a : constitutional
reniedyr-to -taken Internally and acta
thru tha Blood on the Mucoua Surfacea
of the System. One Hundred DollarB re
ward is offered for any case that Hall'a'
Catarrh Medicine falls to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonial..
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druitglata. 75c. . .. '
flail's Family rills for constipation.
REAL MEANING
OF THRIFT WEEK
It is essential that we should un
derstand the real meaniutr of thrift.
To betrin with, thrift is nut nienurd
lincss. It does not mean troinir with
out necessities, or avuidimr normal
pleasures and sane amusements, ur
netrlectin the cultural side of life, or
even refminimr from moderate indul
gence in luxuries. Thrift is compre
hended in iruimV without things we
cannot aiord, in planning to spend
triseTv nnd to save somethine, and in
ihiMiiiiL' tlie future in mind. It hi
! eludes inakinir use of what we already
(have, and nvoidiiiir w;ite in everv
! form.
j There will he no e--p.-i ial liard-liip,
j for example, in jjniiiL-' without the
things we do not reallv want, hut
I which we contemplate Imvimr hecau-i
our neiuhhors. less ihiittv or in liet
ter circitm.stanees, have them. The el
tort to "keep up with t lit .louse-"
has probably eost us more than anv
other single follv of recent vears.
is now iioiuir out of lu-hiun. Tli"
tniui who siivs franklv. "1 cannot af
ford it.'' marks himseh as one of in
dependent spirit and tree fruin Mi'ib
bishness. False iretti-e :-.re no
longer ueeessarv to eumturt ur hap
piness. Having learned to lmium' thctr ex
penditures bv whnt tht v can iitYonl,
.Americans will find thrift compara
tively easy. What e.ic'i family c:ui
''''fi'tv1 wilt iTcnotot on iv'-:.'tv vi win"
eireiitntatiee-. but mil. h can be ;.i -i'ompli-.hed
bv the -Simple method t.t
irivimr thou-rlil to each eoiucmplateit
expenditure. - w n,. --nrv Will
the -nine anioaul ni' uinnev briiiu
more happme-- it e ut'iitlc.l in -mi e
oilier wa Will it make a drain
upon the laiuilv sivif;-.' Tluw ;ir,
tpu'-l on- nnl lo ask whii'li in nian
.iii-laiii't'- i- tn limi the an-wi-r iv;nl
nmdef A ., i I deal of our national
lack of thritt i- a mere Ihou-Iulc- -ne-.
When' we have learned linn i:
i- worth while ... treat a dollar a a
irieiul we -hail liave matic a ub-tan-tial
advance toward liinll.
Unsettled' is the weather predic
tion for tonight and Kriday. which
means that we are liable to have most
any kind of weather. During last
n i ii ti t and up to s a . m . t od a v
ram P'll to the amount of .a. ol' ;iu j
inch. Tins morn in K felt sort of
sprini; like with a minimum temper-!
ature of ;( decrees a!ove.
II. I.. (o.tduin. mining engineer.'
who is connected with the National!
mines at Haines. Ore., is visiting his
family in Medford.
A had auto accident in which it is
said no one was injured but in which
both cars were badly danumed. oc
curred last nii;ht between a Medf(,rd
tar in which there were two panuen
i;erf, and a ear sail! to be from C'en-
t ral t'osnt wit h live passengers, on
the Pacific hiuiiwav t hi ee-tourt hs of
I a mile this side of l'lioeuix.
A carload containini; forty t)iis
I'tah land idaslcr which has been
ordered by the farm bureau ev.hange
lis expected to arrive in Aiedtord in a
few days, which will be sold tu pur
chasers at $ I S a ton.
bourne has admitted women stud
dents to all of its departments.
Denmark has lontr employed wo
n. e niu iroveriiment positions at sea.
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to KILL COLDS
WILL'S
CASCARAfirjQUININI
IS7I t lit- I'nivcrsilv nf Mcl-
St.nJard cold remedy lor 20 yetrl
V ,n tablet Uim satx. sure, oo
I NrMV t-ria:es bre.ki a cold in 24
l,oiir relieve, trip in 3 days.
Money back if it fails. trie
. r.emiinc box rias a Kta
V tnn with Mr. Mill',
lfV picture.
At Alt Drug 3r.r,
Camphor' and Witchhazel
Help Weak Eyes
'Modfortl popple are astonished at
the quick resulta produced by aliiiple
wltchliazol, camphor,' hydrastla,' etc.,
ob mixed In Lavoptik. eye wash. In
one case of weak, and near-ultihted
eyes a fow days Uae brought great
Improvement.. In; another case,' ll
aloppod eye pains and Inflammation
Wo guarantee a small bottle of La
vcptik to help ANY CASK wjak
strained or inflamed eyes. . Alum-
ium eye cupKREK. lledford Phar
macy, Main and Central. Adv.
LlLIiE, Wednesday, Jan. 21.
( French Wireless Service). Repatrl
ation of German prisoners from the
Lille region has begun. Threo thou
sand of these prisoners left for Ger
many yesterday They appeared to
be in excellent health and were wear,
ing new clothing. They took with
tehm latfgo quantities of food.
Th? ' connoisseur always demands the
-best, In his home at his club in hotel
'4 or rcataurant he chooses DslMonte Cat
i sup-as hisVfavorite relish because it adds
..' greatly to . his enjoyment oi other foods
. without destroying their natural flavors.
There i almost no food that Del Monte
Catsup will not make more appetizing. Its
ripfc' tomato flavor is very distinctive yet
delightfully delicate. Keep it on your own
T table and note how it improves even the
most ordinary dishes. '
' iTmsKEWBOOK,"DeLMONttlLmpaafFhiror."
' . will show you how to add variety to every-day
meals with the many other Del MONTE Prod
ucts canned fruits, vegetables and food special
ties. Send for a free copy.
, - , : ' . AddrcM Detwtsnetii N
'r ' ' " CAUPORM1A PACKING CCtttPCWATION
. -':-:r ! - Saa Franctaco, CalilnfTiia
With T h f e o i n t G a n ti 1 ever
Springs New 0verland 4 Seems to
"Sail Over The Roads"
THE new Three-Point Cantilever
Springs of Overland 4., by their special
construction and design, protect car and
' passengers from ordinary road jolts. Bump
ing, twisting, swaying . and vibrating arc
wonderfully lessened. The blows - 6? the
road seldom rea"ch you. There is less ten
dency to bodily fatigue after long rides.
The springs of Overland 4 attached at
the ends of a 130-inch Springbase give the
riding comfort and road ' steadiness hereto
fore possible only with cars of lqng wheel
base and great weight, yet Overland 4 retains
the light weight and economy advantages of
lOO-inch wheelbase.
Three-Point Cantilever Springs protect ' '
. the car from the hammering and wear of road
blows. They lengthen its life and reduce
upkeep, costs.
Equipment of Overlanl 4 is dependable - '.
and complete from Auto-Lite Starting and
Lighting to Tillotson Carburetor.
250,000 miles of test have made the 1
strength and endurance of this car a matter
of record.
See Overland 4 at the first opportunity.
Ask for booklet. Overland 4 Touring, S845; .
Roadster, 845; Coupe, 151325; Sedan, 251375: - '
Prices f. o. b. Toledo.
I m L fmrirrtm'irT'faTm' It JSrL. TV. "
McCURDY-BOWNE MOTOR CO.
- . 1 ' ' ' atf ' i.' " "V i
127 No. Riverside Ave., Opp. Nat.
Medford. Ore