Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 26, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextKTETVFOTrn TRrRTTNTJ. IMEDFOTID. OiJlYiOV. TTTHftSDAT, rflBTCITARY 2C, '1fl20. THREATEN 10 DESTROY OF NEW OIL LAW "WASHINGTON7. r.-K 20.-Lenses of Trent value on imvpn oil lands arc not to bo luul hv the more liliutr of nn application. Secretary Lime saiil todav in a statement explaining the oil land leasing hill titcned yester day hv tile ine.-idenl. Proven oil lands of the lifivenimiM.l are larirelv eovrn-d hv elniins whirh must he nd justed hel ore such lands ean he leased, Mr. Lane aid, nddim; that when the ithvwiimh'iiI trrants a lease for either oil or coal land ex cept under the relief seclimi or hv permit, it will he hv competitive hid dinir, ample notice of which will he liiven. "Tho only pari of (he net which is helf-(Uerative, and with respect to which a person can take anv steps loading to the acuuircment of any, riirlit, hefore the regulations of the di'partment are issued or before the department has taken the necessary preliminary steps to offer the hinds for lease," continued the secretary, "is that portion which provides for securing a preference richt for an oil prosper tinir permit, hv poslin-r n notice on the L'round: and this ap plies only to lands not in the eeo huric structure of it producing oil field. These regulations are in the hands of the printer and will he is sued immediately they are off the press. "There can he no douhL as to I ho verv ureal importance of the leiris hition; it marks a wide departure, in puhlie policy. It opens to develop ment and 4ise lariro resources I hat have- been virtually locked up as a result of withdrawal or iuudeuuate hiWH, and' will offer a means of seltl imr litigation that has been pending i'or yearn, with fairness to. the liti eants and the public interest-;." OAKI.ANH, Cal., Teh. L'O. Let ters written in h.-ad pencil whf'Ji threaten the dcfit ruetion by explo sives of the American Legion post N'o. 5 here unless it suspends ils -;t in i-:t! j:u against radicalh and ils j support of the prosecution In the trial of llio alleged Industrial Workers t-'f the World now proKresmiiK at .Moii- teHano, Wash., were Kiven to the po lice here today. Walter J. I'etersou captain of police inspectors, is. com mander and Ueorfce H. Price is Htw: ro tary or the post. The lives of both were threatened, aeconliiiK to a niale incnt given out by Peterson. The letters were tinsiKned. ASKS WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS (Continued from Pae One) spruce production cordinir to the tcs- I'.ritt Smitli and Jiert of tin- defendants, who was in char durimr the w ( iinon v of Hbiml. two took the stand after Pierce. Hrilt Smith said Roberts bad claimed bo bail been "framed1' and thai be did i.ol like "Disuue." "He said," Smith testified, ''that he heard the L'UflnU at the (Yntralia jail make threats to put bis mother in jail also." Hiatal, who has known Huberts about two years, said lioberts has told him that the una ids at ('entralia bad some sort of a machine in his cell which kept repeating to him 'you're niltv. vou'll confess. " Hub erts doe-; not like Vanderveer, Hland said, "lie thinks Pierce is ncluatly Vanderveer, and that Vanderveer i: Colonel Ihsquo. "lie told me once," liland testi fied, "that lie thought l)isiiie had i lot of nerve to defend us.' . .Mrs, Kdna Huberts, nudher of the defendant, and Dr. A. (.'. Calhoun, Seattle alienist, were expected to take the witness stand this afternoon .Mrs. Ifcuiielt Testifies The defense of Kutrene Burnett, one of the defendants, was concluded today, Harnett's wife bciuir the prin cipal witne.-s called to tc-til'v in an effort to prove the defendant's pur ported alibi. .Mrs. iJarnell irave tes timonv corroborative of that tiiven by her husband. She baid he did not return to (Ytralia the ni-jbt of llie shonliii'j bee. i u -.e she w on Id nut let him. lie bad told her, she said, that he c.pceli'd mob action in Ccntralia that iiiuht and llnrt be wanted to tl'J haek and help the hovs protect tliern-sidve-i. n ei oss -exam i nut ion Mrs. Harnett said her husband ran from tin bolide at the time a po,---e came to nrre.-t him "because be had a red ea rd," BLISS NATIVE HERB TABLETS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ACTIVE (Continued from Page One) provide for the enlarged program of work uhich is eontcmphitcd. Tlie second sla'e if the work, lie uvs consists of a service calculate'! to build a foil i u bit ion so s that the Chamber of Commerce is as sured of neniiancnt and mowing sue- PAPE'S FOR INDIGESTION ) CHEW A FEW END STOMACH DISTRESS! At once! Indigestion, Heartburn, Gas and Dyspepsia, caused by Acid Stomach is relieved. Buy a box! Eat meals without fear! Head "Common Sense Rules Regarding Stomach" in package. PAGE Seats Now Snllinti. Prices-' $1.50. $1.00. 50c. Box onen 12 to 15 to 7. TONIGHT Curtain, 8:30 y ( 'aiupain Seerefary lack C. HodjiMtn, or 1 lie American City Itnrcau cess. perls will spend u month oi' more fo!lovill,' the intensive eanipai in installiuir a workinir organization complete in all its detail, from re vision of the bv-Iaws to a snuuestion of the adoption of a certain tvne of slationerv which has been found to be best suited for such bodies. It Years of Servico Following this, Mr. I loskins . plains, the bureau will provide three vears of consultation service, the toll use ol its liesenrch Division at beaduiiartcrs ami return visits of it staff members to advise in the carry- POSITIVKLY TIIK OUKATKST AN'I) MOST SKNSATIONAL, AlACnC l'HODiruTlON KVKU I'HKSHNTUl) ON ANY STAC1B N ft PAGE Mon. Niht March 1 CHICKS ."Or, jil.oo mill .ji..-.il- CfViSPSto IMK-MXi Till Box office onen 12 to 45 to 7. -Cllts War Tiiv. TIIK CI..W THAT IS IKM'KIMi Til V, UI'X- AKillKK i, , v "in t I . ' -i i u. m si ssivts mm ciy A. C Clllilnlty DiiiHiiir llii W. Iloskins of llu AliU'iiniu Cily Iliirciiu. iiiL' ""t ol' tho in-oLrrniii of work anil oilier iK'tivitics nl f hit loi'al irii;iiiiza tion. Thr Ainorii-oti ( ilv Hiiivnu lins luul I'MH'iiciiii' in iiiniv Hum LMIII I'ilit's llirniialiniil. t lit- I iiilril Sliiles iiiul il will liriii'jr l.i lliis i-ilvtliv linilcil ilnwii ri-Milts f ils mui work ami 1 1 l'.-l tliniiulii ii 1 ivii'-oimiiiiT-'ial oruani.atiun lines (i' nil others. r. Mli a VK' 3V-f..Ul,R.Y P1ELB AND MARGtRE I M WO . -Slei-n null Selun Co.' presi-iOiil Ion. with .MS:C1I1M: SAM-i ami the same fnat east ami proline! Inn. I.AKJIIS i:i:UY JUM Ti:, (;;ol(; into SCI!i:AMS I It's Tim Tickles M" It Mushes Novelty Catches Tho Kent 1 hiiin Great ev IjJtiiKh ldcus 'limac New Kines Fun Illh-st llriKhti.t 'leviMtxt The l.nU-t l'"or tiulo by Meilforil Pharmacy. Cut Thin Out It Is Worth Money DON'T MISS THIS. Cm out this slip, enclose with f.e ami uiiiil It to I'oley & Co., 2 S3 5 Shofficlil Ave. ChliaBO, III., writing your nnmo Bml undress clearly. Von will rceoivo in return n trial paekiiKO containing Toley's Honey anil Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; Koley Kidney Pills for pain in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and Madder ailments; and Koloy Catliurtie Tablets, a wholesome Bnd thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, headache, and .sluKKish bowels. I'or sale by Mudford Pharmacy. If you want to havu (,'ood health.: feel viKorous, unit have that healthy Klow lo the skin, vou must keep your I KIONKYS, IJVKIl, and liOWKI.S ; free from impuritieK. If they have ceased to function properlv take1 UUHS iXATIVK IIEKI1 TAIJI.KTS, whih are made ut vegetable drugs only. They do not produce harsh, i griping pains, but cause the diges- live organs to act naturally. Nor do; they, like ro many cathartics, leave! you with that tired, exhausted feel-j ing. They not only correct the trou ble, but cure the disease, eventually. restorinir that nnrnnil enmliiion that' does not necessitate the continued use of laxatives. Each box contains a (iTARAXTKIj coupon, and is sealed with a blue seal bearing signature of AI.ONZO O. ItLISS. For sale by ull leading druggistB in boxes containing L'lMi doses for $1.00 and a smaller size for $.r.O. Made by A. O. PUSS CO., WASHINGTON, I). C. Adv. t aiil of TliiinkK Wo desiro to thank the many friends who were m kind lo us tjur tiiK our rerent bereavement and for their tokens of sympathy expressed with flowers. MK. MKS. II. V. HA It N Kill KG Ml! K- MliS. NICK Kl.MK mil c m Ks. ii:tk tlAliNKIirii. I There was somelliinir liox-oniee of the Pane terdav moiiiiiiir when opened to inuut;tirale sale of seals for I lie lining uL the Theatre ves- Iho window I he advance .Meilforil en- unircmcnt of the (Ireat. Hlackstone company, Thursday niuhl. Jt is not recalled when nnv ut truetion hooked lo plav this citv lias aroused more irenuiiic interest and furiosi! v than lite eomimr of the (ireat llluekslone, which pnuui-ses lo lake on llie !ro)ortions of a public event. Kverv mull, woman nnd cfTild in Hie eily, it would seem, has read or heard of the cmrauemciit of the master of mairie, superman of mysti cism, American nee of imiaziii',', nslonishinfr, iistoumliiii; achievemenl. The liox-ot'fiee iihone was kept busy all day with inquiries about the de tails of the lilai'kslone production, the prices ami the days on which Ihii principal advertised sensations would be presented. This nllrnftion, conceded lo be Hie most, stupendous.;; iill-mvslery pro duction ever sent out of New York City, is truly n uomrrcss of psychic sensations and surprises. It is far from heinir a ojtc-nian show, Ulaek slone linvinir on his payroll Iwentv two people who contribute to the making of the mvstie spectacle that make the name Jilaekstone .1 house hold word in the. north, west, south and IhroiiL'li Canada. This will be the first appearance of the wondiir worker in this part of the country, hut notwithslnndiiur this fact it ap pears that thcnlrei;oers have heard of his triumphs in oilier sections. DO ALL MY HOUSEWORK Before I took Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound 1 could hardly stand, says Mrs. Kwarcinski. Chicago, 111." I suffered with dis placcment and irregularities and I did not Know what to do. My mother advised me to take iydia E. PinKham 8 Voge- tauie iximpound and use tho Sanative Wash so I took her advice and used these remedies and cured myself. I feel tine and do all my housework which I could not do before, is 1 could hard v stand up and 1 have three healthv chil dren, lou can use this letter if you wish, ior your remedy is certainly won derful for sick. run. down women." Mrs. A. Kwarcinski, 3G27 W. OakdaJo Ave., Chicago, 111. For forty years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been makintr women strong and wen, relieving back ache, nervousness, ulceration, and in' flammation, weakness, displacements. irregularities and periodic pains. It has also proved invaluable in Drerjanni? for childbirth and the Change of Life. Women who suffer are invited to write for free and helpful advice to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (con fidential), Lynn, Mass. It is free and always helpful. THE PROPER WAY TO TAKE ASPIRIN First aco that tablets vou are marked with tho "Bayer Cross." take The B.i yer Conin;inv. who introduced Aspirin tell in tlioir "careful directions in each n:u-kaer of irinnine "R-ivit T.ih. lets of Aspirin" tli.it to get best result j one or two classes of hitcr should be drank after t.ikim tablets. "Haver Tablets of Aspirin" to be ccn- nine must be marked with the naletr Payer ross. Then vou are pctline the world-famous Aspiri'n. prescribed by physicians for over eighteen years. Kara unbroken "Haver" nnckapc eon. tains proper directions for Colds. Head, nche. Toothache. Karaehe. Xeuralcift. Lumbago. Kheumatism. Neuritis, and for tin generally. Handy tin 'boxes of twelve Ublets cost hut a few cents. Dnicirijts lo ell lareer "Haver" racks CPS. Asnirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetieacidester of Sslicvlicsci.l. RI ALTO NOW PLAYING ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT Story of llolores. the swimming gh l nmiuHmi wilds, whoso love of animals makes them her friemls and irolci.or.s from men of prfy more heartless Hum the brusts themselves. FOLLOW THESE TRACKS W "Sic -emNjpi.' "' fef jf ';-ldWfPi l 1! Never BefioFilmti'Klji-r n THE RIALTO DE LUXE PROGRAMME 1 Bernice 'Bolger Violin Soloist. 3 Bray Pictograpb. -Christy Comedy. 4 The Rialto pre sents "Back to Cod's Country." 9 i BMK TO 60DS COUNTRY James Oliver 'Cui-wood Aclually'PholographedWilhiti Htte Arclic Circli Siideui Kinds of. Vildl Attimjlj-. Coming "Beloved Cheater" ill " J mmmm -wJ'; te; 1 to 5 Tons ' m The. motor (ruck i.s a pr.icl ii-;il business adjunct. Like iiDy ,(!icr jiiece ol" jiiachinerv the motor truck must he an IS ffl earning factor in a business. 1 3 as- Ten years of successful truck builtliu"; is back of everv V. .1 1 . 1 1 1 ' it t . )acity, and including light and lieavy duty tractoi-s, i.s under-rated as to capacity and strength and the long life resulting js one or. .federal s hest rpeutation-buildin-r sets. Ask the Juan who owns one. Seeley V.Hall Motor Co. 36 N. Central Ave., Medford. Distributors for Jackson, Josephine and Northern California Counties TAXI C HANGE. I am new connected with tho Dally Taxi Co., and will be glad to accom modate all my former cus'on.er?, as well as the general public. lien Sivertsen. Phono 15. lirown & Brown, o GOOD CLOTHES I Mako Them KLEIN Tho Tailor Enst Main St. MEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP Aliso aeent for Fairbanks tni Mors Engines. 17 South Rlverildt. .