Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 11, 1920, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPXHT! FIV'B the community itself. The people stay longest where they are com fortably housed, well fed, entertained and amused, and where the attrac tions are ino.-t favorably brought to their notice, whore camping grounds are provided and .the facilities and conveniences are adequate. POLAND'S LEADERS B!G SSLVER-GOLD THIN, NERVOUS PEOPLE STRIKE IN ALASKA1 NEED BITRO-PHOSPHATE 10 "DOLL UP" AS WTTDTOTl'D SiXTH TRTRTTNT,. MEDFORD, OlvFlOX, THURSDAY. MXUCU 11. 1D2n. F S v 'A Come, let tis "doll up," put on our best clothes for company is coming, more company than we have ever en tertained before. We must look our fcest aud prettiest for we want our friends to see us at our best and to go away pleased with their visit. This is the message the secretary of the Pacific Northwest Tourist as sociation, Herbert Cuthbert, Bends to all the communities in the Pacific northwest. He anticipates for this year, from the information in his of fice, the greatest tourist travel we have ever seen, both by rail and auto mobile. He says that during n trip by rail thru various sections of the Pacific northwest, taken recently, that he noticed a great many of our beauty spots disfiguredy broken lences, burnt, fallen and dead timber, and urges all the- communities to endoavc'r to get the owners to clean these places up. Ho would remind us of the annual proclamation issued by the governor for a clean-up week, wherein our vacant lots should be cleared of all debris, flower seeds planted where possible, fences repair ed, houses and barns painted and everything done so that when this flock of tourists come upon us every thing unsightly will have disappear ed. The value cf the tourist travel to each community will depend upon MEXICAN MINE BURNS, 136 DEAD REPORTED IK.kO CITY, Mar. 11 -One hundred and tliirt v-.-ix miners have not been accounted tor in the Kl liotlrn mine at l'arhnca. a miniiiL' eitv near Mexico Citv in the state of lli dalyo. where 1 ire broke out this moniinir. nceurdiiiir to telephone ad vices from I'lM'lium. Two hundred iiiul four of the !t-!0 men working in the hait where the I'hinie-. are rjiuimr have been account ed for. It is not known whether tlu1 remainder escaped through adjoining liafts or perished, as the heal from the flames is makimr rescue work impossible. WASHINGTON. Mar. 11 A wire less news service to Porto Kirn is planned bv the navv department if congress approves legislation nuthor izinir the use of the naval radio ser vice for commercial and press mes sages. Hear Admiral Billiard, in charge of naval communication, to dav told the house merchant marine commit lee. "Porto Kico does not know whn! is doiiiir in Ibis country." declared I lie admiral, "and we should Id then read American news. The island now served with foreiuu news. The first thinir we know we iniulit have n stale of unrest down there.'' Don't ask for Crackers say Snow Flakes , EfiHUB'SB - r?Cs -A.- - SUA Lank fat this ar.d label nit all K C B. Packtiges SOME MORE P. C. B. PRODUCTS Animals Assorted Cakes Cheese Sandwich Chocolate Eclairs Cocoanut Bar Cream Gems Fruit Biscuits Graham Crackers Lenora , . . Marshmallow Sandwich Rich, Creamy Cheese melted and poured over toasted Snow Flakes fresh from the oven with their crisp saltiness food for epicures! PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO. PRELIMINARY SHOWING Easter Millinery Thursday, Friday and Saturday 1he Millinery Store will feature a" preliminary showing of Faster "Hats that will be of great interest to every woman in Medford. The exhibit embraces a notable collcctioi: of early spring hats from celebrated artists. Also beautiful creations from our own woi krooivs. Hats in all the new styles turbans, chin-chins, sail ors, mushrooms, tarn effects, etc. You are cordially invited to view this showing of Faster Hats. Millinery Salons, 2d Floor. Millinery Dept. Deuels MISS TAYLOR Sassafras Bark Now is the time to thin vour blood with sassafras tea. See our windows for all the old-iashioned Spring Tonics. Heath's Drug Store The San Tox Store m3 r& t m Warsaw Abovo is the latest plcturo of Premier Padorewskl of Poland, taken as ho loft tlio Polish seym or parliament: Tlio speaker of tlio seym Is Adalbert Truinp eyznskl (below). kit- S " it ? MANY RUINED BY Jl NKAl'. Alsislwi- II. -l-r. Al:i-U:i. on tlic Kciiiti I't'iiiiuln, va- lu't'll tll' -t-t'iu' i'l" a ilvcr-'t'l.t strike tlmt lininiift1 to dt'Vfliip rori-itlrr;il!e i m -pnrt;iin't'. at'foritmu t" uonl lvacliinc .lant'aii rt't-i-ntlv. '1'ln' win i- sai! to. hv a mx -tout (iiif. rariviirj valuta tliniatt'il at 77 a ton. t!u ri'povl ii id. A t Im-in i'h M" ritmcr. it wa aiil, aMivt'.l :i(iO ti Ilic tmi. DISTILLATE DROUGHT HITS ALASKA FLEET ili;u'an('t'(l to I'm) mi I'jriil, Uc;illliv l'tti ami t Imiciii' Siri'iifh, 'ior ant! fft' t oi-ir. W.-ak. thin p- i - arc nearh alw : i hits col;; 1 ni rl in'ss. vv'ii kiP'ss. Pi 1 II !! Of U OMH'll m i voas wi'i'.'k: ouiiL! : hat t It mi lity aiitl m'Mi'as- t heiiia ai f ;i imo.-t in ana ! I y ii ,u to ihtvo siai val ion. I" r ,i our ti'-i v ;iih! all tko.-'i syiaiMoiiis .iiu- hi liorv s larva t ion will disapp'-a r I II m i n tMi t sprcialiMs ;".ati' thai 'In ; hi 'si nrr t tood is an oi uani pin j phah known anions ilriu-nists as Hi I I ro-l'!p:sjiliato, a l'ivi'-;:rain taMri oi' 1 whii-h should ho takon with nu Ii meal. H.'iim a KdiniiU' iomvi- hmhhv and not a siiinnlant oi' Italui -t'tinuiiu' druK. isitn-i'htsphat ran ho sat ly takt'n hy th woaki-st and mo il- ii- -ato sufP'i'. r. and tho rosnlis ' ini; it.i usi ar'.i ofli'ii simply astonifh-. i ill j Weak, tir.'d pfoph1 ri'j;ain strongth land li.-r: ihinip'ss and angularity i-1 o way to pin in pn.'ss and vurvf.s; li- p r'!uir to Iho sh'oploss; rnnfi iifari' and . U-o lultp'ss ri'plf" tt'diil iiy and luoia: tiull oyos Itocoins lni'ht. ahd pal", sr.nkt'ii rlii't'kM re :,iin the in it U zov of hnali h. Ilitro-riii).-p!.at'', tin- io oi whit-h is inox jm !i.iv.', a h i) v on di-r fully promotfb'. tin' assimilation of load, so imuh sr. t liat many i.-opto report niarlu'd :':iitis of win.ulit in a frw wooks. CAl'THiN ; Alt hou;',h hitrn-phoK-phai i1 is unsurpassed for t'tdicviiiR p.-rMnisio .-s, sli-i'ph-ssni's and gener al wraktH'ss. it should not. owing to its roiuarkahh' ilrsh-i;rowing proper-ti-s, h- used hv ;invono whe dors not ni-dl-.' lo put mi tlrsll. AdV.tr WASHINGTON. Mar. 1 1. Labor' nominations to llir railroad lahnr lioanl, tlit' want' hoard of aimrals on wliiidi t lit- ptildir will liavr ifpri'st-n-tation, writ' Milimilti'il todnv to tlif prrsidt'iit. Tlu-rc ucrc trn nanirs from which t lit i incident will stdt't't tlirt'o lo lit- son I to Hit' sriiatt1 lor t tuirinnation alou-j wilh Hit1 thrt'r 1'roni llu? railroad rrruti(s and tli ret ri'iiri'sentinLr Hit' puldio. Tli t railroad uxcriil ives have nnl vet rom plrtrd their liM nor has Iho prrsi tlrnl sclrrli'il llir imlitii- iroup. N. I ERROR OF TICKER KUW YORK, Mar. II. A suit to recover $2 IS alleged to have been lost because of an error by the Dow Jones and Company news ticker ser- vico In reporting the decision of the I'niled States supreme vourt in the Maccnibcr ease in which the court held that stock dividends are not tax able as income was filed here today against Joseph ('ashman, as treasurer of the company, hy ;aston Jaillet. -Martin ( Ansore, attorney for Jail- let, declared the case is a test suit filed in the interests of other clients, some of whom "were ruined." SKWAI.'I). Alaka Alaska's inaiiv 'ii-hiiiir fleets wi!! lie hit iianl. lish- einicn snv. hv a recent decision o, coiuimnies lo W'ltlldraw distillate from Hie inarhet. Manv of the fisliinir boaN. it lias been esliinalcd. will be obliged to pciid niiproxiinatelv .tl.."(MI or if !."."ll . more a vear lor gasoline than ibe' lid lor distillate. I'raelieallv everv one of I lie score- of fishing' boats oiM'laliier in Alask i liters lias been usiinr distillale. Man.- of the boats are ccimppnl Willi 1 1 1 1 v , i i li..nt five gallons of distillate ail hnur. Exrliamic Un Anain. N WVOliK'. Mar. I 1. I'oiciun exebaii'." intiniied sti'iniir loilav. I'e- inaiiil slerliiiL' opened at :!.SV! 1 -. or nine cents above yesterday's close. CROSSON WASHINGTON The latest so ciety bud Is Miss Margaret Cros son, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Crosson. Hor mother was a hello at the capital. She was the niece of Jutnes U. lilaino. A I'rjeiH'i'ItiicommeiKled Tliem A person-'often does more good than he realizes when ho tells a suf feriim friend, how to get wall. J. X. Tohill, clerk !'oltio Motel. Hyansville ln.il., writes:! i'U'or weeks .0 suffered conslantly with itains in tho muscles of my thigh. I was treated by the doctor for rhoumatism but found no relief. Upon reco'iimiendatlon of friend, I tried Foley Kidney Pills and began to get rol'cf almost imniedi ately." Good for backaeha, rlicunia- tic pains, stift joints. For salo hy Medford Plinriiiaev." N ATIV E HERB TABLETS ir Intervals, will free keep your system In Why permit your I.IVKlt and KIH- N10YS to remind you constantly of Iheir unhealthy condition when ItiiSS 'XAT1VK 1IKUI1S TAIil.KTrt, taken at regular Interval you from pain ound, healthy couditii.'n, anil ward off disease? George Slanek, Hayonne, N. J., writes: "We are using these Tablets In my ramily all the lime. Previous to this we were all going to tho doctor, but his medicine did not seem to help, and we did not get re-: lief until we began to take the tab lets." -..eh box contains a CP A ItAX TICK coupon, and is sealed with a blue seal beating signature of AI.ON 7.0 O. I1I.ISS. Ki.r sale by all leading druggists in boxes containing 2 nil doses for $1.00 and a smaller size for $f.u. i.Made by A. ). PUSS CO., WASIIIXGTON. I. C. Adv. I I i , I II 1!& 4 A1 1H MONDAY NIGHT il PAi-Trrrl, MARCH 15th iL AaVkS CURTAIN 8:30 Thc First Eeal JOY of the Season fV:l (liirtluii W.-illicri,' ;tinl llic rcvili-liiiijr Pciuitios 1'riiin 1 ii'iiptlwiiy in a Dazzling N'ai'icty ol' Frockri. 1MMCKS YIOKV MOPKST. 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, PLUS TAX. MAIL ORDERS NOW-SEAT SALE SATURAY MARCH 13 Kft'ini; it, hi a UidaxaLion for i lersy, .ludt;f, Tinker or Tlrotl ilusl noKs .Man. 'INDIANAPOLIS After 14 vears of life as an "orphan, Marv Oow. H-year-old slcnoK rapher. located her mother in Pittsburg. Pa. CUT THIS OUT Old Knglfsli Itecipo for Catjirrli ( 'ntarrhtil Deafness iiikI Head Noises ( .. 1 ( ;lf yon know c'f soine ono who is troubled with Catarrhal Iieafness, head noises or ordinary catarrh cut out this formula and hand It to them and you may have boon the means or saving some poor sufferer perhaps from total deafness. In Knglaud scientists for a Iouk time past have recognized that catarrh is a constitu tional disease and necessarily re quires constitutional treatment. Sprays, inhalers anil nose douches are liable to irritate the delicate air passages anil force the disease into the middle ear which frequently means total deafness or else the dis ease may he driven down the air pas sages towards the lungs which Is equally as dangerous. Tim following lormula which is used extensively in the damp lOiiKlii h climate is a 'consti tutional treatment and should pri.ve especially efficacious 10 sufferers here who live under moro favorable climate conditions. Secure from your druggist 1 ounce of Parmint. I lioiible strength I. Take this home and add lo It pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar: hi i r until dissolved. Take one table spi.'onful four limes a day. This will often bring quick relief from distress ing head noises. Clogged nostrils should open, breathing become easy and hearing Improve as the Inflam mation in the eustachian tubes is re duced. Parmint used in this way acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system and has a Ionic action that helps to tfblain the desired results. The preparation is easy to' make, costs lit t lo and is pleasant to take. Kvery person who lias calarrh or head noises or Is hard of hearing should give this treatment a trial. Adv. MAIL TRIBUNE STRAW VOTE .;. Write in the l.b.nk below the name of the man best qunli- tied in vour opinion to serve v this counlrv as its president durini; the next four vears and mail or liriiv.' the liallot In the Mail-Tribune olfice. l'or l'rc-i'lcnt : ! Si'.ncl - -.. v Address tj. Tartv f..4. 4. . Get tho pao-rs to nllft flrftj,1o per bundl, th' fflltji The particular people are all pleas ed with the service we are rendering I we can lor aim uenver nil Rumm ! promptly and Bur plant Is up to date in every way. If not a customer now try our service. Pantorium Dye Works Immediate Delivery of FORDSONS Eastern blizzards have given us an extra shipment of Fordsons, and we can now make immediate delivery If. you will want a Fordson this year, better get it now, as deliveries will be delayed after Eastern sales open Sold on terms you can meet at a price you can afford to pay with the- lowest tractor upkeep in the world Come in and let us explain our easy terms C. E. Gates Auto Co.