Medford mail tribune., February 17, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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PTJWj Til HETi
ELKS PAY HIGH
HONOR TO LEADER
! OF SICK RELIEF
L
GIVES HINT OF .
ESSAY CONTEST
NEW
SHOW
TODAY
PLAYS THROUGH
TUESDAY
HEALTH TO MEET
THE JOY-BOY
OF FILMLAND
CHARLES
A
Y
IN
"Crooked
Straight"
' THE PUNCH
IS PACKED
STRAIGHT"
WITH BOTH
FISTS ITS
RAY AT
HiS FINEST
AND BEST-
Sennett Comctlv
"His Last False Steii"
Ford Sterlinq
Tlie .lii-kt!i Count v I'uhln Health
uofiation, wlnVh lias (diariii? of th-.
wurk of i!u' cHiuitv public health'
nui'M', will liolil it-; sc. -olid annual
nn-Wimr next Kriilav attt'nmon at;
:'M in the Medlon! imlilii- lihrnrv. .
Anvoiif in the count v who U inter-csji-d
invited to attend.
At iliis uifctiji' ri'iiorts of the
year's activities v. ill he read bv tin
president, Mr.--, i.uiiise 1'erozzi of
Ashland, It v the chairmen of the dif ',
IVrent committees and hv t!ie ntirc, j
Mrs. Kloreiico Lee. j
The iinmiii! election of officers
will a No he held, u nominat inir com-,
mil tee having n.ct last Saturday af
ternoon inutile nur-e office to pre
pare a tentative slate.
iliss .lane ('. Allen, slate advisory
nurse ol" the stale bureau of niir-amr
which has Mipen iion of all the coun
ty nurses in the state, is in Med ford
th's week nsMMini:' in preparations
tor next Friday's incetiinr. She
states that the tatc bureau of nur--iiiir
which is under the state hoard of
health, has adopted a ueneral plan
for the eounlrv work throughout th1
slate. Coo-;. I.ane, Cnion. Washiim
ton and Clackamas counties are su
pervising theirvcounty nurses throuuli
eonntv puhlie health associations or
ganized aecordin'j' to this state plan
and are findinir it very satisfactory.
Cnder this plan each of the com
munity centers id' a county has ils
o'Aii foiumunitv vice president and a
member on each of the committees of
the county association. As the-nurse
makes her rounds over the count v.
the community vice presidents call
the'r local croups of workers in con
ference with the nur.-e concerninir lo
cal work. Thee local conferences
erve to keep the interest of the dif
ferent comia unit ies alive and keen
and are of ureul help to the nurse in
ha udl in ir local problems.
li is Mass Alen's hope (hat the work
in -lacksiiii county will io forward
uurhiii' the coininii' year in accord
ance with this iieifl'i-al plan lieintr
found so successful in these other
counties. A uood, enthusiastic meet-
ini' next Friday would make n most
auspicious beLtinninir for the new
year's work.
ED L
At last the Klks lod-e of M"cdf-rd
has ot partially even wim Xoah S.
Bennett for his unselfish ami untir
ing work of years ju scatterim." flow
ers and sunshine in the sick mom-,
not only of the Klks and members of
l heir families, as ihou-jh 1 his were
Tiot a uiurantie ioh, but in many other
sick rooms of the city am! immediate
vieinitv, by votiii'i1 him unanimously
a life membership in the Iodnc
Tins unusual honor came to. Mr.
I'enuett when he came down with the
fin a couple of weeks auo and for a
time was seriously ill. There was
general consternation nmomr the
Klks. ' 'N. S.' is sick" was the won
that was passed around. "Impossi
ble," was the usual reply. "Me never
rets sick, lie looks alter the sick."
But when the realization came that
he was reallv ill the spontaneous
thouuht came to all "uhat -;ui ue do
for him .'"'
Hence it nx- thai af the hi- an
nual roil call and pa-t c.salieil rulers
nu'lit meetiiiL; id' tun weeks the
!odu yave considerable time as to
how bet reward their esteemed loyal
I.ninht and diairinan of their sicu
ami relief commit tee. It was ucii
erallv recognized that his was a labor
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MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
317 East Main Street
l.OXDON, Feb. 17. The Marquis
of ISlnndt'urii, son of tho Duchess ol'
'Marlboix-tiKh, fonnorly C'tinsuelo Van
dorbiU of .New York, was married this
afternoon to the Honorable .Mary
Cadosan, dalmhter of Earl Cadogan,
at St. .MarKaret's ihuirh, Westminis
ter. The wedding was the most im
portant social r.fin! of the season.
The gilts were many and costly. T'Hiy
included a diamond broach from
King. George and Queen .Maty; a dia
mond pendant from Dowager Quee
Alexandwia and presents from other
members of the royal family.
Couejieil NlKllt and Day
John Vognue, Elberton, Oa., writes:
"Last fall, when my neighbors were
down with influenza, I took a severe
cold and before I was aware of my
condition 1 was down sick In bed. I
coughed night and day and my throat
was raw and sore. I got a bottle of
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
and took eight small doses in two
bours. My condition began to im
prove and in a few days 1 was as well
as ever, in my opinion Foley's is the
best cough medicine made." ITor ale
by Modford Pharmacy.
An Important Letter
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.Beaverton, Oregon: "I was taken very sick with a
bad case of liver trouble and indigestion, and had a severe
case of catarrh of long standing, since I was a young girl.
I doctorea ana aoctoreu
? K with different doctors and the
s iu last doctor we naid $200.00
'tJ4U and I was no better than
--2r n-' Kf hnnnpn.-H to
jwv. ""t-l
think of my mother's being
cured of a severe case of
salt - rheum with ' Golden
Medical Discovery' so I
wrote to Dr. Pierce while
lying in bed and stated my
case. I followed his direc
tions to the letter and can say
that I was cured. I took the
'Favorite Prescription and
UUlUtu mvuiwiu ivuvvtv. M - ,
Pellets.'-also used Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Later I was
cured of a bad case of bladder trouble with Dr. Pierce's Anunc.
" I have a son and a daughter that were also cured of
the worst chronic coughs by taking the ' Discovery." My
family cannot praise Dr. Pierce's medicines too highly. We
are never without them and I have had a copy of Doctor
Pierce's book, the Common Sense Medical Adviser (price
SO cents ) for the past 30 years. I cannot say too much for
Dr. Pierce's medicines." Mrs. Car6line Boles, Box 363.
If your druggists does not have Dr. Pierce's medicines
or book, send direct to Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
X. S. I1HXXHTT
(iivoit I. lit' Mi'mlxM'shing m Loral
Lodge of Klks.
of love am llml I)ip appreciation cn-
pri";si-d must lie loi'lv anil in krcpii'i;
with his sterling i-iiarai'ter. It was
ri'i'ounizci! all around tlcit llu're roul.!
bo hut one honor bestowed that lie
possibly wolilil accept and that was a
iilc mi'lulKTship.
A rommilti'i' was appointed last
week to wait on liim and nypri.se him
ol' the honor that Iho lod''o had be
slowcd. This committee appropriate
ly consisted of T. '.. Daniels, the only
other lil'e member ol' (he lode. !eorue
Hilton of tlie sick committee who ha.l
performed Mr. Hcmiett's duties ii
elitiirmau while lie was ill. ami W. K.
Walker, local manaireriof the Sland
ard Oil conipanv, wlio witli his fam
ily had special cause to feel erratefui
to Mr. Hcnnett for liis sick and relief
work tlurinsr tlie flu c)idcinic. here
last winter.
The modest "inner' of the Klks
Indue was completely stumped ami
surprised when the committee broke
the slad I Minus, then he nuiellv
thanked them and the lode, ami
characteristically dismissed the sub
iect by remarkim:, ''Well, I'll an on
1 1 1 ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r llowcrs and plants lor the
sick the same as always."
And what do vou tliink? This man
wlio was named iiflcr the world''s
lirsl -ironl navigator and menaucriv
iiilleelor. slill weak from the effects
of the flu, wav behind in his work
Mid business, bean on Sunday In
ic.-unie his visits to (he sick hv mi
ni:.' up to the Sacred Henri hospital
with floral eif'ls and cheery words
for the l-.lks ami members of their
families sick (here.
Mr. Hinnel. as a vomer man many
vcars aao became imbued with the
idea thai il was hctler to cheer the
sick while livimr rather than heap
llowcrs on them when thev died, and
he has since consistently followed this
idea.
For years it is said that his per
sonal visits to the Klks' sick eonlin
itent alone have averaged about )") a
moniii. ami iiui iii'.' the I in eoiilennc
last winter for two months the num
ber of visits was over 10(1. IJain or
shine, in all kind of weather, often
neglect :icr li s personal business af
fairs, "old reliable X. S." was on the
lob. uol only wilh flowers or plant
mi me iiiiiiiu' one-? inn iioin-.' everv-
llnil'.' possible in the way of relief.
I'm- in-tance diirin.' the flu epi
demic of last winter in some manner
he heard thai some one was sick at
I lie home nl . j. Wnlker. anil on
-oinr there he loiiml Mr. and Mrs.
Walker and the children ill wilji the
flu. and helpless as to .mimmonin'.'
outside aid. Jt. will be recalled that
at that time vou emild not olitnin
nurses at any price, there was so
much sickne-s.
(Iff came Hennett's coat, and for
(lavs he acted as nur-e. cook, house
keeper ami chambermaid snenkin:
awav for a few iiiiuhtes now and then
(o make other sick calls until there
was rooin finally to refeive the I'niii.
ilv at (lie Sacred Heart Im-piia! an,!
lie ru-lie.l them up there in two am
bulunci-j.
The recruit inir pnlilit-itv Inircmi tit
New York Cit v hii- rci eivctl tlie I'ul
lowing teleii';iin 1 1 nu t'.cnern I Pei1
hii!ir, in whirli lit- 'jives suiiie iiiiop
m;itiun tlmt tiU'jht lie nl v;i!ne In
(lie vtiuiiL' people uf Mt .ii'ni.1 who :iiv
iiilere-leii in the ;irmv prize e:-;i V
(iiitc- I. (Ieiiei':il 1 Vr-iiiiej
'Tln Vniled Si nl-- arm v lioiiid
:ippe;n to every tv,i ith-mJeii uinii.'
A:neri';iii. It otitic m:'!iv oppttrtu-
litics mill :!ilviinl :r:. -- to tin- vouiej
men of tmlnv. I h" --fivi' t' rernii-red
one's eicnttrv in the niuiv siumhi
not lie eonsMiereu 1 1 0111 a nniterii.!
point of view jilone, but jilso from
t he viewpoint of benefit clei ivnl bv
the imlividual in tlie envelopment !
i- chiiraeter. rniinl ;:ml bmlv. Thru
Ir.s association aiul eoutaet witli hi.-
fellow sohlier-, t !n oiejh service :n
home and ahru;ul, t lirini::h a M-ne
of p:t(ritit:m, an annv iu:ui rreeive
a elm ra el er I raiiiin.: w liieli nm l;e.
liim the lu-I iiinl ii.t.-st iHet.il, it hj!
t lie most a Itmlile eil i en iii A men
e:iti .oe:et v. Tlii eh:ir.i-t el I ra in
inlerpieled. is iioihiai: more Minn
a hiuli altiiitiinenl in initiativi. self
reliance nbibtv to ;!eeoinpli!i
ihii.'js worth while. It is not neces
sary to mention the urea! advantage-;
in one's physical development
obtained Ihroiii-h army (raining. This
i;as been leinon-t rat ed during the
world war and one need oidr ob
erve the -I.SOlt.Otnt oiim; men who
were in the military service anil note
the marked improvement in their
phvsical condition, due to regular
exercise and tlie clean and whole
some life thev led. .Much progress
has already been made in instituting
in the army a system of educational
and speeia li;.ed I rainiiej-. ami tod a v
the sohlier, while servinir in the armv.
is li'iveu every opport anil v to. lea rn
some cratt or tniih' wliich will en
able him to i:ain advatieeiiietit in the
sei'viee if he chooses to remain in it,
or to take a more important posil'on
in civil life a I ter he completes his
enlistment."
)BLUYI If
FOR DKSLDYALTY
SAI.K.U, Ore., FeD. IT. With Hie
court room crowded with speeia tora
the trial c-f Or. A. KtaiiMliter, a Halnm
ehiroiirartor, alleged to ho a member
of the communist labor party reputed
to he a disloyal organization, beiran
in I mli'n ITt.t-nt.'u Iwit-n '
Since his arxe.st February (i, Dr.
SlauKhtcr has been at liberty under
$r00 bend. He denies membership in
tho party.
111 Mire mtiti on rirti jr
FRANK FARRELL 10 RUN
FOB DiST. AT10RNEY
Frnnk P. Farrell, who announces
as u candidate on the republican
ticket for the nomination of distiict
attorney at the Mav primary, has liv
ed in Jackson county twelve years
attended (lie law school of the I'ni-
versify of (IreiMin, and has practiced
law for (wo vcars in M'cdl'ord and is
at present in the law office of Kvan
Reaincs. Mr. r'nrrcll spent two veai j
service in the late war, and was mus
tered out as an ensiun in the naal
flvimr corps, rcturninir'lo Mcdford 'o
rceiiL'imc in l lie practice of his profession.
SHERIFF TERRILL ASKS
Sheriff C. I'.. Terrill, who has made
n splendid officer, asks for re-nomination
bv tlie republii'iin partv at
the coinini.' primary. Mr., Tcrril! is
an ()rci;onian, born in Albany inul
came to this county in IKliK, locnlimr
on Lake cri'ek, where he resided un
til he was elected sheriff in 1'IJB. He
has always been n republican and
still is. ami tin's is the first office lie
ever held. Mr. Terrill feels tlmt his
el'tieieiicv iii office entitles him to an
other term.
Grape-Nuts
as your cereal food
will save sugar
expense as does no
other cereal, for
Grape-Nuts
contains its
own sugar
"THERE'S A REASON"
The Rise of Maxwell Is Due
To Its Metals
Fine soil makes fine wheat; fine feathers make
a fine bin!; and fine metals have made the
Maxwell. They have given it:
1 A life of 100,000 miles. 2-Thriftiness.
For its metals are light in weight. Therein
comes thriftiness.
Hut these metals are of extra strength.
Therein comes long life.
Metallurgists those who have made the
study of metals a science will tell you that
such metals are costly, but they guarantee
quality in a car and their generous employ
ment in a Maxwell is by far the best evidence
anyone may need to determine its quality.
They are almost alone responsible for the
rapid rise of Maxwell, for the fact that nearly
400,000 now have been built, for that ever
growing friendliness to Maxwell the world over.
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A. W. Walker Auto Co.
Medford, Oregon
Do You Cook?
If, you don't cook you at least
eat cooked foods and so you
can't help but be interested in
the fact that we have ordered
another car load of
Hot Point Electric Ranges
Youll be time and money
ahead by purchasing one of
these fine ranges for your
kitchen. Better place your
order for one of them now.
Time payments if desired.
California -Oregon Power Company
Phone 168. 216 West Main Street, Medford, Ore