Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 27, 1920, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textu ' WTDTTTRTI 'STXTT, TT?TRTT7TR. jrrflTFO"TtT. " OT?rf!0'. FTJTD'A V. TTT.TNWTCY '10-20. P1"CFR fIVB Josephine Saxe, in Twin Beds at the Pae Theater Next Monday Night M. REID CLOSES SPEAKING AT RED SAYS TANLAC HAS SAVED HIS Li! MEETINGS Ml SWITCH TO "CASCARETS" THEY DON'T SHAKE YOU UP! The first meet inn; fur thu-e taking the homo service cour.se at Km1 ("ros-s headquarters was an enthusiast i iiiih. The out lino of the wink for tin two weeks course now being ;ivru was discussed. The northwestern Hi vision of the American Hc.l Cross is Indeed fortunate in having Miss How ler to'prtwMil this wr.'rk to the var ious chapters. A thoroughly trained and experienced social worker in the I'niled Stutes, she went overseas with theAmnrican lied Cross to work among the refugees of northern France. After the signing of the. armistice she was sent with the American Hod Cross commission into jluninnia where she spent over six mouths in intensive (ted Cross work. Tlie commission found frightful con ditions there whicn they remedied to a great extent. Miss Howler gives light upon a side of the after war work which has not been touched upon in any of the lectures we have heard and which js most interesting. These meetings will be. held each morning from HI to if and each afterncon from :! to 1 at lied Cross headquarters in Medford. Problems of community importance will he dis cussed by Miss Howler and methods of dealing with the samo suggested. Any one desiring to attend these lec tures is most welcome. There is no diarge for the course, being free to all. Your local Ited Cross is anxious that every cue interested in Mich work should come to at least a part of the meetings. The meetings are hold in the Red Cross rest room in the Sparta building. Medford. Ore. '.vi- M LONDON. Fell. '-'7. Now York clls: patches telling of lliu work of ilio C'unard line in t lie- formation ot a great liritish shipping enter-prise de signed to capture Cerniany's former traffic in emigrants and freights be tween central Kurope and America are featured in the Daily .Mail. Itefore the war Gorman lines subsidized by the. German and Austrian govern ments were enabled to defy competi tion. Tlie .Mail says the Cunard ljne is negotiating fc'r the purchase ol large dock spiue and sheds at Hamburg formerly owned by the llumuurg American line. IN MEMORIAM. (ilenrosu Jiarncbui"-' wan called Inane February 21, '1112(1, at tlie usf ot Six veui-s. eleven months and twenty-live da vs. (iod uave this treasiiri' for onlv a liriel' time, it .was a ulml aii'l. Sim dispensed hapiiine-s, song anil sun sliine wherever she went. Iler Itil nt for music: Iter iirogress in scliooi anil her memory were marvelous. Little Olenrose with soft brown eyes anil long brown curls, and always a song on her liiw. hapiiy siiiil kind was beloved anil niuirceial ed by relatives, friends ami espec ially lief school mates nnd-teaelier. (ilcnrose was the inv and comfort id' a liaiipv lioine. but her parents, who will miss her, are consoled thai hhc is Safe with the Angels Whiter than snow. Watching for loved ones Waiting below. At this lato period in the hisiory of the great laugh festival "Twin Hods" there L: nothing new that can be-snid Tor tile benefit of war work ers, if theie be any, who have not encountered iliis famous (day thruonl tlie country. The natives know it from previous visits to tilts city as the funniest play ever writU'ii and its fame has ever reached remote communities. The Han Francis, o Kx uiuiner of tlie d.itu of September 17th tthis year says: -"Twin Iteds" opened 'at the Columbia t Ilea ire last night to lone of the largest houses of the sea soii, and it was the filth lime for the presentation, and years iail to dim tlie luster of this remarkable play. It kept the audience in a constant road of lallehler during tile entire evening and was presented by tiie best cast over seen on the Pacific coast.' -It will be presented here at the Page theater i.!a Monday night, .March 1st. m n i'i bii An organization meeting of the Oregon dowers Co-Operaiivc associ ation will he held at the public library 'Tueriday. March , at p. in. All members should be present as impor tant matters will be taion up. C. 1. Lewis and Seymour .lones of Salem, and .1; O. Molt of Kugene, are expected to be present. LIBERTY BONDS DOWN 10 NEW LOW LEVFLS ! -XI--.W YtlliK. I'-ebruarv 27. -I 1'nit.d Slates war bonds continued lo , i.ei-line here yesterday. Liberty :!',.','.-. i which are tax exempt, fell to !t I a- compared with vcslerdav s low recoro ol'ill.:ilt. I.iliertv I's and first P i's remain al Wednesday's lowest ipio taliotis. but all other war issues were at new low levels. SPOKANE MAMMY IS HELD FOB DEATH OF HUBBY SI'OKAXK. Keb. 27. Mrs Klnori Cook was held bv the n liiee here to day. pi-lti!ing an ine--i:g::tiia int" the fatal shotting at her houie yes terday evening ot' her husband, John T. ('noli. Until or- c'oled. "Jump" Hunt to Jiimn Joi). SKA'I'TI.K. Feb. 27.--Claude '. l"-)iiini" Hunt, I nivcrsitv of Wash ington alllletie coach will leave his host March 1. it was announced her ! L idav. Hunt recently resigned to re jtilrn to his former position as di rector of athletics at Carlton college, I Michii-an. 1 ' hi The ffiti Price of Coffee is turning the attention of many users to that wholesome beverage, of coffee -like flavor- NSTAN T POSTUM Atrial usually results in a permanent change, and the health improvement which follows; adds to the satisfaction Same Price as Before the War Made by Postum Cereal Company Battle CreeK, Michigan -j Mr. lieid Jise hi - im-ei nips on Sunday, lebruary l!e has had fine audiences ami is n 'i.-h enconiaR Miiihiy Saviour." and -aid thai lin ed. Last ninht he t'-'tio mi "The wonder t.'f the nia.'cv.l pci-sunalily of tlie Saviour hicw w.Ui the lassinj; 'nil ni b s. Tlie war dftnons; i a 1 hat the besi brains a .. telb'cts were uevofeil 1 tion of our iVllow-it ,: muchiiiK the question fact itself was a terriblv did not prove t hat CI : failed, but thiM a civil: bad imu.'red Christ ha 1 Ch'-'i.' t never dcsl roved . nor even injured a sin littb' child when on ilii t he one tiniiiie world built up His power on ! tion. All the critics i dare not criticise the Sun of hie was blameless, an. I Mi- that lielh ClOM It was talked I w.as Koinn .e any r call.' amon my friends it die and I don't our ever had a ninth said .lame-- Mahoney. d t he fact 1 l.t'i'llf-t ill Cie dc.-tnic-n. W it liout : motive, the .ad one. This is! ianiiy had al ion which failed. Kor i tuitnau life, lc hair of a arih. Me is i inre who .c and salva Chriwi laui! y ;ml. Mis purpose m:l the desiruciion, but ilw j alvat ii.'ii of the human race. To:iii;ht Mr. Keid speaks on "The One Thiu.u I Am Not Ashamed of." A spe i;il item will be 1 he sinning by the Millis Sisters qiiar;.-:. 1 COMPOSE, NOT PLAYf I.OXDON. Keb. 117.- -iKnaee .inn Paderewski, former I'olish premii-r. will never attain appear on the eon cert platform, nor is he likely to re enter politics, nerordiUtt 'o the Vevey. Switzerland, correspondent of the Daily Mail. DurhiK an interview with .M. I'aderewski. the eorrespou dunt asked him if it was true he would accept the nomiuaih'.i as presi dent of Poland. "I don't think I shall be invited to become president," the great pianist replied. "I hope to demote tho rest of ray life to composing music. I am convinced an era of peace and pros perity for Poland lias hernia and feel my political mission is linUlicd;" ! well-known foreman of the Uiehard- Xanstadt Const ruci ion . o.. living at E 112 Kast r-th St.. lA.i An-ieics. Cal. " Closely following an injury to my hack, my u hole s st em seemed to . -;ive way," lie cont in fie J. "Then? j seemed to be a lump in my stomach and 1 could not eat a iliitm without iuteuio pain afterward. .My appetite ! left me completely and I got so weak i I could not even lift my feet to go upj j the steps. 1 was in misery all the jtiine and ci.'uhl not straighten up for I he pain in my siomach. Then I be- j I came constipated and my kidneys be-; gan iroiiiuing me so i coinu noi sieep. sound al night. Itefore these troubles started I weighed a hundred ami, iony-tio pounds but dropped off nn- ;til I actually did not weigh hut wity- five, and if there was ever a living j skeleton I was. I could hear m friends who came t o see me ray : I'oi.V .linC Me can't last much lon-j gel'.' and I hail UO hope of ever gel-j ting up. Finally I was t old t hat : nulhing in ore could be done except to operate and I was too weak to stand that. ' "A friend urged me lo try Tanlae and agreed to slip me a bottle, as my wife objected to anything but pre scribed medicines. Well, Uf make a long story short, I soon Improved so much that 1 quit taking everything I hi I Tan lac and now I am back at work feeling as strong and fit as I ever did In my life. I weigh one hun dred and thirty pounds and 1 haven't an ailment of any kind. My wife now thinks as I do, that Tanlac is the. great est medicine in t he world. Tanlac is sold in Medford by West j Side Pharmacy, and by leading" drug-; ists in every town. j Licensed City Scavenger. Regulate .Your Liver and Bowels Without GrijvJ, Sickened or Inconvenienced Deing Curran ts end lidem-ii-, li';idiiclic, 1 sicken iiilt IM ur crumping' J'ilis. To- ,ekU. ami rniM iputiuii ! gently you're 'night take Cas.-uri-ts and get rid ol iit'Vt r t ii tni'eiiu-iKriu-t d. Th ru i no the Uiw I and 1vt io"on which is keep .'ripiiig and imne of the explosive ufti'r- up yon niirtt-i uhle ur.d sick. Casearv- rtf.-tt.s of rathaitics like Culntnel. Salts, cost little and work wli'de you sleep Acid-Proof Spraying Gloves Should always bn worn when winking with spray materials. These heavy, all-rubber gloves are of seamle.s construction and ill tex ture i hey tire soft and pliable. ' v Heat-H's Drug Sbore The San Tox Store :i-:XKVA. Kob.-'liti. t llavn?),. Itt nace Jim Paderewski, former -I'olish premier who arrived recently in Switzerland has ;g,'(nui tp hondin.or the purpose of laying beforu the ku preinu allied council .Polish' views concerning peace, gondii iotus, with the Kusslan soviet Kovernment . i. llll Oil CHALLENGE NK WVdli'lx". Feb. 'J7. Form.'il ae eeidance ol' Ameriea's eliallt-nL'e tor the l)avis cup, einblenuitie ol' the world's I earn tennis elinnipionshio was received here today from Aus tralia. The cable message was nd-dres-i'd lo tin; I'niled Stales Lawn Tennis a.-oeiiitioii, bv Thomas 1 1. Hicks ol" Svduev. . This will be the first Davis cu;i inatcehs lor tlie I'niled State since lill! when the event was held in Ihi count rv. As the draw for the preliminary mutches lor the I'niled Slate since low oil' t lie elo-e of cut ries t he na tional association expects to know carlv in March what team il will meet in the preliminary event. en B3 ;M.. v-. Ail ruiiist5 nuiiiuaiaiuly remtvea on short notice. Weekly visit in resi dence districts. Daily business Uis irict. Phonos 277-.1 Oregon Growers Cooperative A ssociation Organization Meeting Tuesday, March 2nd at 2 p. m. Public Library All Members Should Be Present ANNOUNCING pmimsmmmsEmaBsm WASHINGTON, l'Vli. 27. IVnir iiiilions liv l'.-n k 1" wild ilci'.'s 11 cansinir Autiilian llci.'lt owihm--ht-avv ilaiaa'ji1, acruiilini: tu nITicial rep'irN riM-t-ivcl lit-rc. A dclfaliun ol slnckiiii-n rc'-fiitlv sluivt',l a lo.- ol' I'il'tv l!ioi!-and .-lii'ci in South Wales alfiie in a lew nionllu liaie. 'I'llc ileleu'alion rei pin I ei 1,'ovelnaienl aid in liie ereetion ol' a "dnu in-oul" Ii m-e aliinil a di-liiet eomiri-inur aliaol torlv tlioti-arn! simare. aiiles. KAN I'ltANl'ISCO. Keb. 2 . The j -Ia(iiK-.so government vill reeeivo no applications ror iiassportB for "pic-: t ii re 1, rides" to the t'niteil KtatesJ after today, it was announced hen? by j T. Olito, Japanese consul Reneral. No passports w ill lie Issued after Kebru-j ary 2!i, altlio Itioso receivliiK jiass ports have six months in whieli to use then). SOO.CCO Fire Omaha. OMAHA. Neli.. l-'eli. -'7. Kire ol undi terii'iueil ori'-'in wliieli stnrti'i! earlv tnilav at tiie Sehmoller and .Mueller I'iiiuo cr.nii'anv. did Hamai'i e.-tiniatei! Ill . Illll.llllll. Il sin-enil lo buildup's n'l.ioiiiiiiv on the ea-jl. 7-SPEED COMPOUNb TRANSMISSION 36 per cent more tfuck speed. 91 per cent more pulling power Without Added Motor Power i -i- T.'ie Frageol Seven-Speed Compound Transmission enables the Frageol truck to cover the level road at pas senger car speed and to negotiate the steepest grades with ease. This special truck transmission, as developed by the Fagoel Motors Company, has vastly increased the field of truck operation, with reduced operating cost. Over three hundred Fagoel trucks operating under most difficult conditions on the Pacific Coast during the past two years, prove the soundness of the principle involved. Two of these trucks have been ordered, for delivery March 1. I I Gartner's Automobile Exchange See these operate before you buy . Fagoel Dealers for Jackson and Klamath Countfes ' ;.;