Medford mail tribune., February 03, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

STEDFOTin TTCTBUm STETTFOrTO. 'OttEGON. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY
CONCERT WILL BE
A MUSICAL TRFAT
The Arluiiie Anlrpw-.--S-nUi cuii
rert whiih lias Wn under pri'iiara
tifpn fur some time iiml will In- L'iven
Tnemlnv evening. IVIiruiirv Jlltli.
the l'iv.-livteriiii cliiireli nriiiii- to;
lie I lie iirilieiiial event of Meil I'linl'.- .
Imlsii'lll sen-.. ,n. There has lieeli :m
unusual dearth i.C lii'jh eluss leu-i-mi
allraetii.m here this winter ainl
this cuiieer! will prove a '.Teat sat-j
i-J'aetion to JM'lsie lover--. j
Those v.ho have hail the ule.i-iire !
of In. i. line Mrs. Senlti sire' are thai
ones ulm are ino-t enlhn-iaslii' ahon;
heariliL' her liL-ain. She is one "who
never fails lo ileli-ht her hearers in
more unvs than one. lor it is not
only her nlorions voire anil nrtistie
interpretation. Iml a warm an.l
ehariniiar iiersonaiilv that wins her
alliiieliee at on'!'.
Her pro''rani is one (hat will show
Jier vi-rsatihlv as a siino-r.
Tiekels are on sale at 1'alaier's
Millie store anil Audi ei .-.' Slinho.
Seals l.nil.
' Old papers for MiiMlnK fires anil
hniiB cleaning, 1 Oc linnillo.
LOCAL
EFFECTS CURE OF
SLEEP SICKNESS
Throii'.-h what is. saiil lo he the
fir-t elire of sleei'in'' sii-liiies,.- ever
l.iTl'onaeil in this eonnlrv. Mr-. Wil
liam Heil o! A-hlaiel in eoinnaiiv
wilh her si-ler. Mr-. II. Thorelin-on
n- Portland. . will leaM: for that fit
lolii'.'lit.
The elire :i effeeleil liV Dr.
.lonill Brav. na-tor of the Methoili-I
(Tmreh South of Meilfonl. who was
a former eliironraetor, Mr-. IIimIV
-iekne-s attraet.-.l miieh attention.
She was taken ilown Meei-mher A.
anil I he efforts of '-everal nliv-ieian-to
awaken her an.l re-tore her to
eondition 1 :i i !.-!. I)r. I'.rav.
interest in the ease was
il ln-eaii-e of hi- heimr a fortn
elitioner then, heiran wor-kitiL'
1 leei-mlH-r :i(l. ami in ten
time he hail Mr-. Ileil lllor
ont from Ihe sleep.
I real nil III im-hlileil ail i II -I ill'.'
rti-lili I' Ihe pille. ri-liev inv
normal
who-e
arouse
er pra
on the
ihivs'
oie.-hlv
His
1 1ll- e
wliirli he s iii! maile no ilistinetion
hetween an aiiiuiral. captain and en--li-te,l
man.
"il is the serviee he renders, the;
-ervi.-i-s in peril and not his rank
(hat eoiinls.' he added.
iferrin'' to the hotowal of the:
: ili-tiii'rni-h''d serviee medal on Ad-
miral Heii-on liei-nti-e of his serviee
'as ehief of naval iiperatioiis. Mr..
1 Uaniel- deelared lie would L-ive lie '
!-ame medal ''that tmes to that ereni I
! and iii-titi''iii-heil offieer to the.
hiunhle-t sailor lad. who when plae
ed in a po-it'on of i:reat respon-ihil-itv
in a time that tested Ihe stuff
of whieh a man is made, met the de
mands of his duties arid phteed his'
hie in jei.pardv in order that hi--:
-hip and the lives of others niiitlit
he pre-ervetl." J
Willi thai in mind, he ordered fur-:
ll er -tudv of naval reeords when he:
found that onlv 1 111 enlisted n of
the ."ilHI. (Mill ill Ihe navv during the
war had lieen reeominerided for :inv,
hi''h honor, he explained. As the re--ult
of this sliidv as vet ineomplete, !
O.A.C. HENS LAY
70,176 EGGS FOR
CORVALUS A flock il 42o
"( nL'ons'' laid lust v'-ar t'ur the noor
I Multnomah count v farm 7U,17(i
iJs valueil at $-i,f0M.0n. Sot onlv
tliil the hens supulv strict lv frea
-'!' fnr the inmate-; of the county
inmates, but tlicv imiviilei fin
t'lovmcnt tor some of the 'countv
wnnls, which mount a little ze-t in
tlu-ir otherwise monotonous life.
Tinier the j-upfrvi-inii i the farm
iWcmuri. 1'. (!. Smith, the inmates
iliil practicallv all the work in l'eeil
in aii'l cariiiL' for the fl-'i-k.
The imllcls were hat-he ami
LTdun at the poultry le?m rtnient of
the ( )rci:oii Airrieult ural colleirp.
mil
Yellow Mustard for
Sore Throat, Tonsilitis
Old fashioned remedies are i.t'len
the lieHl. Vellow Mustard, in Ihe tuna
of plimler or poultice, has i n used
lor jieneraiions lor
soreness, nl lamina
tions, eoni:est ions
and swellini's vvilji
nif.'sl eM-elleiil re
sulls tint - il l.lis-
I lered.
Meat eases pain
and Hi'Ky's Muslar-
lae made nl' pure
A,7 S- vellow mustard.
1 toKelher with
' V olher niilll re-
llnvlmr lilLTPlliotllK In illSt 11 H lint . 1)11 1
(liiioker, cleaner, and more efl'eetivu
and cannot hllster.
When your throat is sore, when
yon lmvo pleurisy, hroneliitia or a
puin-shtioting chest cold you can eel
speedy and IuhUiik relief with this
most (affective preparation heiause
heal canes pain III) and tlfl cents at
ilrugKlHtH or hy mall, S. C. Wells &
Co., I.eltoy, N. Y.
ITif
the illilix.ilinli nf lh
lliu- niiMAin- the i.re-iiii'
hratii. whn-h lr. I'.rav ln-liec
i- the sleeping sickness.
When Mrs. lii-il citliie nllt
hri'r vlei-it her eyelids
I'd. hut hc w;is iii
fiiiiditinn Ktherwi-c.
can ll'dd her c'elld
lit. ira hi. pe to
soon and 1 'eat an
eeepiii'' i c-1 nes. If a similar c
ililton of the eitclnae is found
the second he will feel in-tified
i -1 : t j 1 1 1 1 1 1 '.r he has found the cure.
crv two vears
the last five
n supplied hv
kept for two
la vers, which
hp .;iid 1.'! additional men
a u :i nleil the ili-. t i n-'lli-hed Service ! r-v
medal and (8 more men were put on
the li.-t for navy crosses.
Morale Not Destroyed
limphatic denial was made hv the
see ret a rv of Admiral Sim' state
ment (hat the policy followed in
at la-;. awanliicr medals had 'shot io
n thej oieees" the iia"-. morale,
cans- is an in-itll to the splendid men
of the navv to say that the morale
d' her nf the serviee eoiild he r-eiioii.lv im-
were paralvz-1 naired hv anv nuestioii of awards t
ncarlv norma! individual.-,'' the" secretary aid n !
and now .she'ihjit point. '"Their lovaltv is in no
open. i.-eii-e dependent upon iucdnl." DIED
.o to Portland I Kxij!;iiniii'r Admiral Snn-,' mention KANTIIKU Howard Kanelier. 17
tlier ca-e ofj,,f a iiiia' from the seeretarv i years old .son of .Mrs. Ilelle Kancher
years, pullets have I
the eolleire. Thev a
vears, except the pm
are culled out each summer.
The tloek has been htvimr well and
il has not been neees-arv to cull
manv. Though if dues not -jet what
would he called expert care, the rec
ord of Hi't ci:s n hen in the second
year of lavin-r was much better than
the first vear ncrformanecs of th.
avcrau'e flock of pallets. '
Alter navitiL- for the feed there
I was a pmfit left of ajMuU.-llO.
CALLS SIMS SHORE HERO
(Continued from F'ago One)
(Heaves and Vice Admiral (Irani
recommended ci.nutiandinu' officers
under tin-in tor di-l iii-iii-hcd service
medals who ili-pla Vi'd thc-r hicjt
ipialitii-s when iheir ships, slrio-I; hv
mines or torpedoes, were sunk or
damaged. The board of awards un
proved t heir recommend at ions. The
rcatest thinir that a man ever does
in this world to turn " stumhlitu
block into a steppinur stone. If med
als are not uiven for this sort of no
ble courage and coolness and direc
tion in supreme danger, w bat on
earth are Ihi'V designed for?"
,. h ICjmk KoesnT Count
Hefurrim: to Admiral Sims' sfate
nient that he had not recommended
anv enli:-tcd men for medals because
"we had nothinir to L'ive. them." the
secretary called the commit tee's at
tention to he ac creulinir the awards
u -1 askiiiL' what rei
in I been made for "1
brut her-in-law , and other officers
of the .Jacob .lories, and olher de
stroyers that were attacked," Mr.
ItanieU said the note was . written
late one afternoon after all officers
in chac-e of report-- had h f the de
partment and was written as the
ea-ie-t iviiv of L'ettinir the inl'ornia
lioii. There wa- no) at Ihat time and
never has been. .Mr. Daniels declar
ed, anv niic1 ion of favoritism or relation-hip
in the matter of his rela
tions with Commander Ihitrlev.
Al':r. Daniels said he had no crili
cim of the wrk of the board of
awards, headed bv liear Admiral
Austin M. Kniidit and that its recom
mendations were faitlifullv made on
the basis of the meaner information
in its posision.
ommendation hadjof tlHi." Went Tenth street, died Mon
aley (Mr. I'Jaiiiel.s' j day morning of influenza at the Mare
Island naval station at San Kraneisec.
Funeral notice later.
land"
Qcanses
Invigorates
Softens the Skin
INFLUENZA '
starts with a Cc'd
Kill the CoM. At I
snoezo t-ko
HILL'S
CASCARAgF QUININE
ndard cold remedy for 20 years
-in tablet lorm sate, sure, no
opiates breaks up a cold in 24
mrs relieve crip in J aayi.
Money back if it fails. The
en' ine box has a Red
top with Mr, Hill's
picture.
At A H Drug Stormt
Women with
Backache
Anaeurtes, Wash.: "I was troubled
with displacement for a long time, caus-
Ulg oat'Kaciie www :
tliusc heavy bearing
paiiis, and my blood I
was in bad condition, j
I had no appetite !
and waa generally j
run-down. I aed
Dr. l'ierec's Favorite i
Precrimion in con- ;
K I.. . . .. :.u I.:..
X&'.'Meassnt Pellets'and j
. n-ria nlnnlPtP V rO-
. T iJ'V storeu to iieauu. i i
Vr - alwavs recommend '
Dr. Pierce's medicines to all my irieuda.". j
Mits. A. Keese, Gen. Del.
NERVOUS PROSTRATION j
Los Angeles, Cal.: "I suffered from !
nervous prostration for several years
trying various remedies furnished by the
doctor. At last I tried Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, together with Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, at
the advice of a friend who had used it
and had been cured, and my recovery
was prompt and permanent. I cheer
fully recommend Dr. Pierce's medicines."
Hose Faclkneh, 232 So. Grand Ave.
CONSTIPATION AND
BOWEL TROUBLE
Everett, Wash.: "I had constipation
extremely bad, and had tried different
things but got little help. I remembered
that my grandmother always used Dr.
Pierce's medicines and always vowed that
there was nothing like them, so 1 decided
to try the 'Pleasant Pellets' for my bowel
trouble. I did so with wonderful results.
Am never without them now." Mita.
E. G. Demakav. 2i)02 Hewitt Ave.
1M.1 your Forefathers Spring
from the tree top'.'.'
Tlie uniwer uuaits you,
Three Days
Starts Today
"1 he Female Tarzan"
or "A Scream in the Night"
THE THKORYl Darwin said that our
iorefaihi-rs leaped from tree-tops and
found love in the weird ape-haunts of
the jungles.
Till' F'T: Professor Silvio- at-t.-mpted
to prove the theory and used
a l.eautiful girl as his experiment.
His aitemplH.Oiowever. failed mlser
al.ly when pitted against the divlno
law of love.
RIALTO
The triumph'of FACT over THEORY
is sensationally depicted in the new
drama. "A Sream in the Night."
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MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Aliso agent for Fairbanks and Mors
Engines.
17 Smith Rivorclrt
Licensed City Scavenger.
All refuse Immediately removed on j
short notice. Weekly visit In resi
dence districts. Dally business dis
trict. Phones 27T-.I.
Di'v Slab and iur
Wood
Mill Blocks
arid Coal 1
Valley Fuel Co.
Office Phone 76
Residence 739-J .i
Page Theatre
TONIGHT
Bv Snecial Arrannement.
"MITZI A DELIGHT
In
GAY MUSICAL PLAY
S. I (.'lironicl,.
f.iNVYHEK. FAMOUS MuyiC PLflV FKOfYl HAIRV WSAKJAQiB
OFFR.INu THE IRRE5T: 1 lULt wumtuitfunt.
THE MUCH-PICKED CAST OF COMEDY XCLLAC
AMD VNSMBLOF FASCMATrtQ FV)aj(MITV
IiM
GflVST J
FAM0U5 MUSIC By JEROME KERN. MERE; BOOK AND URICS By EDGAR ALLAN WOOLFj
Prices as in all cities, 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.0O, $2.50 . . ;
"You Mustn't Miss Mitzi,"
Said the Los Aiigqles Times
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The Value of Advertising
By Advertising
The orange growers of California last year sold thirty-seven thousand cars of oranges at a sales cost of 5.2c per box.
The raisin growers increased in five years the consumption of raisins from sixty-five million to three hunched million pounds, increased
the bake shop consumption from seven tons to forty-five thousand tons and made the raisin growers prosperous.
The walnut growers sold forry-two million pounds of walnuts in three days at the highest prices California has ever known.
The Johnathan apple growers of the northwest sold the largest crop in our history at the best prices of a decade.
The prune growers of California received twenty-three hundred inquiries within three weeks after their first advertisement.
Cranberry growers sold at highest prices five hundred thousand barrels of cranberries, with a sugar famine in the land.
The orange and raisin growers of California received twenty thousand letters in one year from Eastern people wanting to make Cali
fornia their home.
Sunkist oranges, Sun Maid Raisins, Blue Diamond Walnuts have been made household words. ,
California fruit growers have been made prosperous, have constantly increased their plantings, have found new markets for new ton
nage, have obtained profitable prices for the growers.
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Individuals, small local associations, or local firms cannot afford to advertise. -Stale
wide organizations can afford to advertise.
The Oregon Growers' Co-operative Association is going to adopt a brand and advertise Oregon.
Join now and help the good work along.
see c' I. LEWIS
M. O. EVANS
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