Medford mail tribune., January 29, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

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MEDVOTHl rxm TRTBUNE. SfTTDFOTl'D, OT?T!fiO?7 -TTTFURDAY. JANUARY 23, 1920
CITY CHILD HAS 5
TIES CHANCE OE
ASPIRIN FOR COLDS
Page Theatre madcap star
TUESDAY, FEB. 3. Famous Musical Comedy
Name "Bayer" is on Genuine
Aspirin say Bayer
THEN CALLS
WILL RETURN TO
U.S.A.F0R TRIAL
OFFERING THE IRRESISTIBLE CCWItDlfcNmt
TO BE ENFORCED
TO FIX INJURIES
It is the (lccisinn of the oitv health
hoard lo strictlv o'tunintine nil cjiscs
of so fulled Spanish influenza and
we would urtro the heart v (mmmmtii
lion of all phvi'ian.s and all persons
oeeupvinir u position to which other
persons are sulmrumnlo. and unocr
their eonlnd to report at owe ali
cases of influenza oeciirrinir aiuoiiL'
their sahordiiiates an1 ail wrsons
who have Kiispieioiis symptoms to
the healtl) of ficer. They are expect
ed to refuse to permit such persons
under their control to remain at (heii
work so lonir as suspicious conditions
exist.
instruct ions from the statu health
hoard are as follows, viz.: All per
sons, whether phvsicians, practition
ers, healers, owners or keepers of
room in tr houses, hotels, restaurants,
hoarding houses, dairy farms, super
intendents or nianairers of private or
public hospitals or sanatoria, visit
inir nurses, heads of schools, teach
ers in common ami tSimdav schools
and heads of households are reouir
ed to placard premises and immedi
ately (immiiit inc. idl cases of so-called
Spanish influenza, and report to
the health -officer alt circumstances
which would, reasonably cause one t
suppose thai a ease of Spanish in
fluenza iniprhl he dcvclopinir, enref
fully informing the health officer
havinir jurisdiction over the habita
tion, or place of employment, or res
idence of the presort infected. Quar
antine in every rasp, to he strictly
maintained until raised by the health
offieer.
There is no known preventative in
oculation against the so called Span
ish influenza. The adeountn en
forcement of these regulations will
he ttie best known met hod of pre
vent ini; the spread of the epidemic,
and the health officer within his ju
risdiction is ehartred with the strict
enforcement of these measures. j
K. It. IMCKKIj, I
fit v Health Officer. I
iAlhany etJIngo conferred throe do
grpey or doctor of divinity, the Jo
Ki'fcofi indnff announced by Krank .1.
Miller, chairman of the board of
truKteort. Tito reciplenta wero Wallace
llowfe Leo, who nerved for several
yearn ns preHfdent of the colleno and
who has been acting nrcHldcut the
past four yoarH; Rev. 3. .Myron Hooz
or of Medford, moderator of t ho
fiynod of Oregon, and Hov. S. Karl
Dubois, puKtf.'r of tlto (Irand-A venue
United 'J'rcHbyterian church of I'ort
land. At 2:15 (ho trustees, faeully,
nlumnt and HtwluiitH of the xollego
and honor kiichIh joined in a; aea
deiuie proceHHion from the college to
the Kind Presbyterian church, where
tho Inaugural ecreni-iilen were con
ducted, with Itov. lu Myron Hoo.cr
of Medford, moderator of the hyihhI
of Oregon of the I'rcHhyterinii church,
Iirenlding. Oregon Ian.
DEBS LAST SPEECH
IS READ AT TRIAL
AI.HANY, N. Y., .lull. l!!l. Hiicmr
V. Dubs' "IiihI. Kprt-ch iH-foro ItiH vi.ire
was stli'lN'oil," hy a in'iiilt-ntlary
tonro of ten yours fur violating I lie
espionage net was read till o llin rcc
nnl today at the trial of I lie fivo sus
pended socialist nsst-mbtymen bring
tried liy the assi'mldy Judiciary nmi
inltleo on ihargi's of disloyalty.
Ill IliK KpiM'rli, made liefurn st.viul
IhIh 111 Cleveland last .March, Delia,
dnclarlng he spoko "as a socialist, n
revolutionist anil a bolshcvlst," prais
ed I.etiino and Tnilzky as t lie Kieat
cst Htatesiueii In the luedern world,"
and expressed deflauee of the laws ol
this country and tlnj Mipretuo eourt.
Tliu Kpeeeli wuh disl rilmted In paiuph
k't form liy "tlie city rouunltteo i.f
tho socialist pailv of Croaler New
York," iierardliiK to the prosecution.
FAMILY OVER $25
Tile i'ollowiiiL-' ens-li iloimtioos have
been received tluiw I'm- to the I'mi'l
ior Hie relief of Mr. mi, Mr. II. I.
A'iiii Do Murk of Herliv. who with
their three idiililiTti, were Iniiiied out
last Thursday, heini: left without
elotliinir or funds .-
Dillon H. Mill nOAW
L. V. Childs .:()
1). J. S. I'eurec - l.(M
'. ('. Clink 1 (Mi
Jlnil Tribune J .'HI
An auto accident In which no one
was badly hurt and kiiiiic time afler
which tho owncrii of tho two earn,
ignorant of each other's Identity met
in a peculiar way, occurred in frnl
of the Hotel Holland on North Kir
street about 0:0 o'clock last evening.
In the dense fog Lawrence Kound
tree of the A- AV. Walker garage wa.s
Hpcedlng for hcmc in an Overland
runabout, and falling to nee Ir.
.Sweeney's Dodge touring car which
wuh parked next to the curb on the
east side of the street crashed into it
with such force ns to shove it 10')
feet forward. M(.1h cars wero badly,
wrecked, especially the runabout. i
Mr. Koiindtree who suffered a split
tooth and a badly sprained arm, as
serted that tin; accident was due lo
the fact that the Sweeney car had no
tail lights, ami bystanders at once
called his attention to the fact that
his own tail lights were not lighteJ.
Mr. Uoundtree at nice went home
after the accident without knowing
whose car he had run Into, and owing
to the pain in his arm hail his mother
call a doctor. Sho called Dr. Sweeney
who soon arrived. Tableux and fireworks.-
LOUIS HILL 10 RETIRE
FROM GREA1 NORM
ST. PAl'li. llinn.. .Tan. 2'.). Louis
V. Hill, chairman of the hoard ol
ilireclors of the. (irent. Northern
I .....1 l . . . i ..I 11... lull, .linnet
.1. Hill, iiiiuoniiceil I liis afternoon thai
he will retire from active ioaiiui.-e-
menl of the road shorllv tiller it is
restored lo private ownership. Hill
.laid thai linlpll .M. Ilinld would ill
reel the iniinnirement.
COMMITTEE ANNOUNCED
(Continued from I'bro Oho)
stales ft l which Ihev wero named.
include :
Mrs. Ilupert I''. Aslilniitl. On-iron.
.Iniiies II. Itahh. Idaho.
Truxlon Bcalc, Dislrii-l tit Colnni-
hill.
Mrs. Hubert .1. llurdclle. ('alifor-
iiiii.
(ieoi'L'c T. ('ochi-Mii. Cnlilormu.
V. H. Cowles. Washiiiiilon.
S. S. Downer. Nevada.
Mrs. Solomon llirsi-li. Orc-on.
Diinicl ('. .Iiicklimr. Calil'oruia.
A. I,. Mills, Oregon.
CoiiL-ressniaii l-'ru n k V. Moudell.
Wvominir.
Jliss Marie Ij. Oheiihaiier, Wash
ington, 1). C.
l-'.dL'in- 11. riper. Orcnon.
W. It. Aver. Orcunn.
.loiialhan llournc. Jr.. Wiisliins
lon. I). ('.
(iovcrnor liobcrl. I), (iarv, Wvo
miiiir. Joseph M'. Ilixou, Molilalia.
(Icorire C. Ilazlcll. Alaska.
J. (i. I.iihrseu, 'ushiiii:toii.
Ilishop Charles W. Niblev. l'lah.
(.'onuressiniin John I. Nolan, Cali
fornia. W. IL Hitler. Huh.
Henrv Su..alo, Washincloti.
John M. Swll.cr. Manila. I'. I.
(icorire II. Walker, Washituiloii.
Mark b'. b'eiiua. Calil'oruia.
.r. II. b'ossetcr, Caliloi ma.
Av '. Swift. Oregon, ami olln'1"
proioiiieiil republican represenla t i v r-,
scualors and partv workers I'roni i'bc
i-asleru and nilildlc wcslei'll section of
llii- coiiutrv. '
MKXICO C1TV. Jan. 20. Jack
Johtison, former heavyweight iniiril
istic champion of the world, plans !u
return to the Tnited States at once
to face charges jicndintr against him
in ( 'hicairo. a-M)r'liiiLr to a let ter
-ijotfrti the Associated I'rc-s yester
day bv .lohnni. Tin- former cham
pion is confident he can arramre le
jal difficulties in lime to fit-lit Ju-k
I iemjcv before the latter meets
(leopjcs Carpenticr t' Krauce, and
a-eris Dcmp-cv must meet him be
fore 1m- can claim the world's chnm
piohslnp. The letter shown by Hie former
ehaiiipiou was written "bv him -o
('baric-; Clvne. I'nitcd States dis-j
trict attorney in Chicago. It said
Johnson would L'o to New York bv!
the wav of Havana a ii'an:inir through,
the Amerii'an embassy here for fed-j
eral officers to meet him in New!
York. Johnson requested Clvne to1
aive him 'Mi hours of leeway after hej
arrived in Chocu'.'o so that he miudit J
secure bondsmen and make other lc
ual preparations.
Johnson asserted yesterday that
be weighed 'JKI tiounds but would to'
into trainimr iminediatelv after ri'ach
in' the failed States ami would be
able to easily make his old J'ihtinv
weight.
Jack Johnson was tried in Cbicatro
early in HMil on charges of havintr
violatcd the .Mann ''white slave law''
ami beimr convictel was sentenced to
a vear' imprisonment in the federal
penitent in rv at Leaven wort b. Kas.,
Johnson appealeit but before the case
was argued before the higher couit
he forfeit-d his bail boml of $15,000
by llceinir from home near Chicago to
.Mont real, 'anada.
Late in June, 101 he sailed for
Kiiroie and has not been on American
soil since that time.
CniCAC.O, Jan. :. f'harlea F.
(Jlyno, federal district attorney, who
nn.'.sociiled Jack JoIiiihou, then heavy
weight champion, today Raid he had
received no communication from the
noKrn aince he left Chicago. Al r.
Clyno would not comment upon the
probable reception of JchuKon should
he follow out liis announced intention
to return to Chicago and face the
chpiKen nuaiiiHt him.
;lohnHon'H Indictment, grew out of
allegations that ho paid tho railroad
fare of it woman from Pittsburg lo
Chicago.
F
THE TREATY ISSUE
WASUINdTOX. Jan. '2l- Negotia
tions between democratic and repub
lican leaders of the senate who ap
parently have approached a deadloc!x
on (he peace treaty compromise will
not be resumed until tomorrow, the
mectimr of the bi-partisan committee
planned for today havinir been post
poned because of the absence of Sen
ator Lenrool, of Wiscon.siu. one ol
(lie republican leaders.
Wtldn Meets Ertle Tonioht.
MILWAI KKK, Wis.. Jan. Jim
mie Wilde, lite liiilish flvwciubt
ehaiiipiou wilt make his third hid for
hslic honors in thU country (miii:h!
when he meets Mike Krtlc. a Si.
I'aul. Minn., banlamwei'jbt. in a
scheduled It) round no-flcei-ioii ron-
s.
il!
1
'from headaches, nervous
ness, indigestion and
sleeplessness, which for
mer tea and coffee
drinkers experience after
a change from tea or cof
fee to-
instant
Soon proves
"There's a Reason "
for Postum
Made by Postum Cereal Co.
Bottle Creek.Mich.
NHW YORK, Jan. 20. "The jioor
litlle child," who has tho misfortuno
to lie l)Orn In a city has just five
times as good a chanto y.-f reaching
maturity as his country cousin, ac
cording to Dr. Thomas D. Wood, of
Teacher's college, New York.
Speaking hoforo a teachers' con
ference in Helvidere, X. .1., yesterday
Dr. Wnul cited figures based on a
.survey of TiOn.OOO children to sup
port his contention. The figures
showed country children to lead city
children in teeth defects, defective
tonsils, adenoids, malnutrition and
breathing defects.
"Ignorance, prejudice and lack of
health supervision," were given liy
Dr. Wood as the principal causes of
poor health in tho country.
Insist on "Bayer Tablets of Aspir
in" In a "Bayer package," containing
pro'per directions for Colds, Pain.
j Headache, Neuralgia, i-umbaijo, and
KiiciimutlKin. '.Name Bayer means
genuine Aspirin prescribed by physic,
ians for nineteen years. Handy tin
boxes of 1 2 tablets cost few cents.
Aspirin is trade mark of Bayer Manu
facture of .Monoaceticacidcster of
Salicylicacid. i
All dog owners who want to save j
their pets from tho sheriff's clutches i
have only until Feb. 1st to take out
their state dog licenses with the j
county recorder.
BUSS
NATIVE
HERB
TABLETS
A IU'X DOWN SYSTKM is like a
run-down clock. Unless tuned up
it is of little use. If you are run
down from overwork, don't neglect
your condition, (let a box of Bliss
Native Jlerb Tablets, take one or
two at bedtime, and you will noto
an immediate improvement. For
over thirty years they have proved
a wonderful aid to men, women
and children in maintaining healtti
and vigor. George (Irindstaff.
Doeville, Tenn., writes: "I was alt
run-down in health, and it seemed
nettling would help me. I was in
duced to try Bliss Native Herb
Tablets. I am thankful for this
wonderful remedy, because I am
enjoying good health." Don't de
lay taking Bliss Native Herb Tab
lets. There is nothing to equal
them for removing the cause of
constipation, liver and kidney
trouble, sick headache, rheuma
tism or disordered stomach. They
stimulate tho liver, purify tho
blood and tone up the system; also
improve the appetitie. Get the
genuine, look for the trade mark
and money back guarantee
on overv box. Two sizes, DOc.
and $1.00. ' ' -
Sold by leading druggists and
local agents evory where. .Made by
Ahum,1 O. Bliss Co., Washington,
I). IV
RIALTO
Today Only
Hale
Hamilton
in
"The
Four-Flusher"
Tomorrow
"The
Walk-Offs"
THEWJCH-PRdlSED CAST OF COMEDY EXCELLENCE
ftrtD NS"ME3LIOF FSClMTTIMG FfTMIfMliNITy
V4 U
FAMOUS MUSIC By JEROME KERN. MERRY BOOK AND LVRICS BY EDGAR ALLAN W001F
THE SEASONS
GflyST .
MU5"ICflLCCWEDy
The ril limit, ';ist conies complete and even in
cludes the Opera Oi'dicsira and Troupe of Sensational
Acrobats.
Prices, as in all cilies, HOc, . 1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50.
Seat Sale Opens, Saturday, .Ian. 111.
"HEAD OVER HEELS" IS ONE OF THE GOOD
SHOWS. IT COULD NOT BE OTHERWISE WITH
MITZI IN IT." San Francisco Examiner.
JOHN J?. LAWRENCE,
J eweler
Our specialties are find watches
both American and Swiss, at loweB)
prices.
We do onr own repairing.
OXY-ACETYLENE
WELDING
Cylinder heads, pump castings, mis
cellaneous welding. Work guaranteed.
OAKLAND GARAGE
123-125 South Front.
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Aliso ngent for Fairbanks nnJ Morse
Encines.
17 Smith Rivnrsld
DANCE
ST. MARKS HALL
Saturday, January 31
LAUNSPACH'S ORCHESTRA
Admission Free
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
IIOl'SK lU II.IHMi
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Jlaiiul'actiirei's and Dealers in
Wa.-hcil Sum, (iiuvcl and CiusIhmI Itock, Jii iKutiim I'ipo and Drain !
: - Tile, CeiiH'iit. v.'-
::
Medford Concrete Construction Co.
C. .1. HHMOX, Mnniijti'r. A. J,. I;.MII, (Villslriii-tion Sllpt.
Ford I
THE UNIVERSAL CAR.
Closed
Car
Comfort
The dosed ear drivers are
coiiil'iirtalile drivi
in Oregon.
Watcli t lii-m as tlieir cars gn past. Instead of heavy coats and gauutlels,
they ride without coat or gloves in the coldest weather. I'ej;ardless of rail-,
wind or cold, no curtains are necessary and yet the driver has a clear vision
in all directions, while everyone inside even the ha by is comfortable,
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All dust in summer can be kept out, and on the few extremely hot davs,
with windows open, the ventilating windshield and freely circulating air insures coolness, while the
top shades you from t he sun.
The enclosed c;l-is the comfort car for Oregon. The Ford Sedan and Coiipclct brini; all Hie
closed car advantages within the reach of everyone. AVith self starter, demountable rims and extra
tire carrier, the Ford Sedan costs only S75.00 and the Coupelet only 750.00 0. 1. Detroit. Ford
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What more can you ask i AVhat more do you v. ant or need than the sturdy strength and indomit
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self starter? 1'laee your order now and assure delivery because of the heavv demand.
Runabout $500 .
Touring Car $525
Self-Starter $75 Extra
Truck Chassis $550
These Prices F. O. B.
Detroit
Couplet $750
Sedan $875
Equipped With Sclf-Startei
For Salt; by the Following .Authorized Dealer.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Medford, Oregon