Medford mail tribune., March 18, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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The Weak or the Strong One
If you poo l)ifoi(; ynn :i slrniitf and safe briilc leading t
your goal, would you iuon; it and choose some insecure, and
tottering st .ructuiu 'i
If you Avere od'ered suro aid in lime of 1 rouble would you
hesitate to accept it 'i
The answer is simple yoti would choose what, all evidence
showed to he the safe way ami you would risk nothing in
useless experiments.
Why then do soino xvnmrn risk n of their most pre
cious possessions their health in trying inedirliM'S of
unknown value, when everybody knows Hint the most
successful remedy tor woman's ills Is Lydia 11, IMnklinni's
Vegetahlo Compound. Herein more, proof:
(JaiiK'Nvillc, Ti:x. "For tlirno
Heading, I'll. "I liad organic in
flfiiiiinati'Hi, ):tiiiH In tin; hnIo ami
buck which wen so Blimp that tlny
jmiltid mo to my knees, and I eoulil
not walk. I had an nH-ratiosi unt
filill I failed, and in tint eiht years
i NiiiTcrcit I had fuurdoi-torHaiid'nono
lit-lpeii hid. iMy inotlM-r-in-law iul
vihimI Ttio to take I.vdiaK. I'ink hum 'n
Voi;ptahle ComjHpiiriii. was then
in bed, nnd after tlio first Imtlln L
Could lionutof he.!, then 1 took VeR
etahltt ('oiiipnundTaldetK and Lydhi
E. 1'inkhain'H JMo.nl Med icinei 'an. I
alHousod tin; Sanativo Wash. I still
tuku thu iiiedicinn and am utile) now
todomvovvn housework. My friends
Bay, -My! hut you 1ih1c well what
do you do? AVIu is your doctor'."
and there ix only mm an-nver.'j'Lydia
1C. I'ink ham's nicdieiiies.' " M r..
Ww. Ktkiv, 5MJ JHUL'las JStreut,
years 1 tititfercd untold aouv each
in on til wit It paina in my sulo. i Ion nil
cmly temporary relief in doctor's
liiedjcino or anything elso 1 took un
til my liu:hand and J saw an adver
tiHcinent of J .y ilia K. I'ink ham '
'cetahlo 'ompound. I mentioned
H to u neighbor and hho told inn hIiu
hud tnkeit it M ilh xhhI results, and
advised mo to try it. I was tlom in
bed part ft the. time, ami my do tor
mi id I would have in be operated on,
but wo decided to try the, VcuclaWo
.'iini)iound, and I a I. soured Lydin K.
l'inkham's Sanativo Wash. I am a
dressmaker and am now jihle to
iihnut my work, ami do mv hou.-e-vork
besi.li a. Ymi aro wi'l-ifnie to
use this letter . -IK :i test iumnial us I am
ulvvays t;lad to Hpeuk a word for your
inedieiite."- Mm. W. .M . Ntkkiikns,
1!W Harvey St., Gainesville, Texas.
Don't jKxpcriment Insist I'pon
An Evening
of Wonderful Music
You cannot afford to miss
The Gray-Llievinnes
Presbyterian Church
Tomorrow Night
Are You Ready
for the
Big
Elks'
Masquerade
On Friday, March 1 9
Quality, Skill and Accuracy
Aro the three most essential renulsites ymir Physician ilt'iiiumts in
the ftllitiK nf ymir I've -ci ipi ions to produce the dtsiied result. iih
our ct-'i'iHJ of Registered Phartnneists utnl our slock of pure dnms
nnd chemieals we an- prepareil to meet this demand.
. (f. , CD
IS
iS FOR $244,000
(Special to Mail Tribune
J'OKTLAND. Ore., Mar. IK.
Countv Advisory board members in
convention vesterdav at the eull of
tlie Slate Advisory board of the Sal
vation Army Home Serviee I'rot-'ram
for lll'JO, eiitlni.ia.-tieidlv endorsed a
dan presented hv the state board to
raise .t'-MI.MOO In Ore!on for the ex
tension of salvation nrinv service to
remote districts. So Iieartilv were the
delegates in :teMrdanee with the rIur
linit thev added to this budget
pi nxiina tel v 'f ln.OlMl lo imrcliase ami
reopen the Hilioi Seott seltool and
lilU-iiere farm near Vamhiil in Yam
hill rtfiintv for a Salvation Annv in
dustrial home and agricultural school
in which to take care of minor eases
' juvenile delinuuenev and orphans.
A hundred delegates heard Mrs.
Commissioner Kstill of ChienL'o ex
plain the Salvation Armv work anions
I he Woaien and I )r. (.'liarles T.
Wheeler tell of the work on the bat
tle fields.
John L. Klheridne was ehosen to
handle the financial campaign and his
runniatiou, wliicli will be huill
liiroiiiihoiit the state, will hi; endorsed
haeked and aided by advisory boavd?;
of every eountv. Uepresentutives of
every county hoard present went out
to White Shield Home, winch is beiiur
taken over bv the Salvation Army as
its rescue home.
The budget endorsed by the eoun
tv advisory boards is to he raised
half in Multnomah eountv and half
in outside counties.
Clara Kimball Young at Her Itest
Clara Kimball Young, in "Kyes of
Youth", will astcuml you. No one
ever dreamed that sho could reveal
such emotional power. Nono of her
other iietures save her a chanco.
"Kyes of Youth" will do for her on
the screen what, it did fur .Jarjorie
liambeau on the stage make her
the most talked of actress of tho sea
son. She Htibinet'Kes her own perst.n
allty into four characters. An opera
singer, a drug fiend, a society wom
an, a iichoot teacher and the vividness
of her acting ts a revelation. The
"Kyes of Youth" is a triumph for the
author, the producer and the play
ers, and will be shown al the fiialto
theatre the remainder of the week,
and it is well worth seeing.
ltoniany at Idhcrty
iSrieTIy, the ste'ry of Romany
"Where l.ovo Huns Wild" concerns
the romance of a gypsy girl, Ktlka,
hettd of a roving tribe in Scotland,
and Donald MacLean, the son of Col.
Mac I -can, a highly respected and
wealthy Scotchman, whose estate is
situated in a little village in the laud
of the heather. The feature presents
two novel atmospheres, that of gypsy
life and that of the drowsy little
Scotch village with its kiltio clad
folk.
Cut This (nt It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, encloso with ir
and mail it to Foley Co., Shef
field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con
taining Foley's Honey and Tar, ft,'r
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid
ney Pills for pain in sides and back;
rheum tit ism, back ac ho, Kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar
tic Tablets, a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic, for con
stipation, biliousness, headache, and
sluggish bowels. For salo by Medford
Pharmacy.
A. K. . A. M.
communication jied-
K Regular communication Med
ford Lodge 10:i, Friday even
ig. March tilth, T::ia p. m
L. K. WILLIAMS. Secy.
police
Having separated from my wife,
I ,l.rs. L..':s Hooley, 1 will not be rc
I sponsible for any bills contracted by
: her hereafter. F. Y. DOOLFY.
I March is, i!:'0. ;tot".
i'nrtl of Thanks
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to those who so kimily assist
ed us in the recent illness and death
ef our dear father and brother.
.1. K. HAM.
11. C. HAM.
F. T HAM.
.1. A. HAM, JR.
W. O. H M,
MISS MAM IK HAM,
K MKS. .lOS. McPHFUSON,
& MRS. C. A. WHILLOCK.
PKKRY L. H A.M.
Mil.
MIL
:t tM
DIED
McAN"IR!':wsThe remains of
Thomas F. McAndrews who died at
Keiio. Nevada, March tlth, arrived
tieic Thursilay morning accompanied
by .1. J. Itrophy. Mr. McAndrews was
Mie only son of Thomas and .Margaret
McAndrews. He was born near Med
ford. Or., on the McAndrews ranch
northeast of town.
He leaves to mourn his loss his
daughter. C.ladys McAndrews of
Prairie City, Ore., hid aged father,
l'hoa. McAndrews, and throo bisters,
Mrs. Grant UiiriiiM-hs Mr .T I 1lrr.
phy and Miss Kate McAndrews all of
-ieuroru, ure.
Funeral services will be held at the
Catholic church Saturday at u a. in.,
March 18, 1H20. Rev. Father Powers
will officate. Interment in Jackson
ville cemetery.
AMERICANS IN DANGER.
(Continued from Pago One)
der command of partaeist leaders
are marching on that city. As the
Kbert troops have not as yet resumed
full control, an attack by the reds is
feared.
Radicals Are Active
Thruoitt Germany radical elements
have. In many places taken over direc
tion of affairs at least temporarily.
1'roleiarian dictatorships have been
set up at Dortmund, ira, Halle, Oh
ligs, Cnna and Cief-en kirchen, ac
cording to' reports, while in I.eipsic
workers have driven government
troops from the suburbs of the city
and were engaged late yesterday in
street fighting. In tho Rhenish and
Westphalian industrial districts it is
said tho workers are ready to follow
radical leaders.
OKNKVA, !Mar. IS. Former Km
peror Charles of Austria, who is now
making his home at Prangins, Is re
ported to have been evidently pleased
when he first received word (A the
reactionary revolt in Jterlin. He re
fuses to express any opinion, however
but is closely following developments
and Is receiving many telegrams and
letters every day.
'Former Empress Zita is also in
constant communication with Vienna,
and has received a large number of
visitors during the last few days. Sho
Is reported to bo in better spirits than
she has been for sc'mo time.
Assembly Meets Today
COPEXHACE.V, Mar. 17. The
first plenary sitting of tho German
national assembly will be held Thurs
day afternoon at Stuttgart, accord
ing to a dispatch from that city to
night. Party leaders held long con
ferences yesterday afternoon.
The Bauer cabinet has Insisted
that troops engaged in the attack on
the government be placed under the
command of a general who was not
involved in the revolt. Immediate
abolition of the Iron division, made
up of troops formerly in the Ilaltic
regions who were involved in the oc
cupation of Berlin Saturday morning
has been demanded and the disbaud
ment of the naval brigade which also
had a part in Saturday's disorders
will bo insisted upon.
"Warsaw Worried
WARSAW, Mar. 1 -L Dispatches
relative to the Berlin revolt are fea
tured in newspapers here and there is
much speculation regarding tho ef
fect of the upheaval upon the settle
ment of the upper Silosian question.
It Ik reported that German residents
of upper Silesia are openly expressing
hope the Kapp government will suc
ceed and repudiate tho peace treaty.
AMSTFIiHAM. Mar. IS. The fol
lowing demands of the F.bert liovern
meiit have been made hv the eenerai
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD NOISES?
TRY THIS.
If you are growing hard of hearing
and fear Catarrhal Deafness or if you
have roaring, rumbling, hissing
noises in your ears go to your drug
gist and get 1 ounce of Parminlt dou
ble strength!, and add to it Vi pint
of hot water and a little granulated
sugar. Take 1 tahlespooniul four
times a day.
This will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises.
Clogged nostrils should open, breath
ing become easy and the mucus stop
dropping into tho throat. It is easy
to prepare, costs little and is pleasant
to take. Anyone 'who is threatened
with Catarrhal Deafness or who has
head noises should give this prescrip
tion a trial. Adv.
P Mi
FUT.U pa .ST
WOMAN'S
M O D E R N
UNDERGARMENT
Futurist is not to be confused
with orJnury "athletic unJer
wair" for women. It is an
exquisitely rruJc and soft fit
ting unJer-the-corset garment,
l utunst is now being thowa
in our Knit UnJerwear
Deportment.
M. M. Dept. Store
Medford, Oregon
committee of labor unions in Germanvl1 v" l-uettwitz before his w.th
t. .i;-iw.t..b fmiFi Tb.rli? ' drawal Irom the head ot the Kant
given out here tmlav bv the Ho
.Nfff' bureau
r.rne-t jiaumiL'. the oartaea
.-rd 1.
f"im:ition
der military
the Herl.Il
of a soviet republic
1 protect inn, according
correspondent of th?
"The rcd-jiiati'pji of Minister nf Drt
fei.M. Nnkc.
"No atunestv i'or tlie ol'fendeix in
tlie recent. con-iiracv t overtlirow
the L'nvermi:ent and iiiini-dimeut t.f ali
person- -juiltv of hi-jh trea-on.
"Witlidrawal of all troops from
Merlin.
"The right of labor unions to take
part in the I'tii-mutum of a new gov
ernment.'' LONDON. Mar. 1L- An nrtil'erv
battery at Welter. Westphalia, ha-
I een wioeil out bv son rt a en lis. ae-
eordimr to an official Berlin di-dat."!i
filed ve-terdav afternoon. The spar-
taean-; kilb-d all the officers of the
buttery and nearly all the men.
Overtures to Soviet,
f OJ'KNI LWiFA", Afar. 1S.-
-Gene
HOW ANY GIRL CAN
HAVE PRETTY EYES
Xo girl or woman is pretty if her
eyes are red, strained or have dark
rings. Simple witchha.cl, camphor,
hydrastis, etc.. as mixed in Lavoptik
eye wash, will brighten tho eyes and
week's use will surprise you with
its QFK'K results. Regular use of
Lavoptik keeps the eyes healthy,
sparkling and vivacious. The (illicit
change will please you. Dainty
aluminum eye cup KUKK. Medford
Pharmacy, .Main and Central. Adv.
LIBERTY
leader.! I 'nil i k.
II.
TOMORROW
For Two Days
essie
arriscale
in
r
WOW J
A Startling
Production of
JEANNE JUDSON'S
Great Book
TONIGHT
The
Sensational
Hit
ROMANY
"Where Love RunsWild"
Thrills!
Romance!
Punch!
NOW
is the
TIME
to apply
LAND
PLASTER
Wo have another car on the
way which should juTive
hero about .March 20.
Place Your Order
TODAY
Farm Bureau
Co-Operative
Exchange
Warehouse 16 W. Main
Office 419 Liberty Blclg.
A!
PAPE'S
MIPIIWI
FOR INDIGESTION
CHEW A FEW END STOMACH DISTRESS!
At once! Indigestion, Heartburn, Gas an J Dyspepsia, caused
by Acid Stomach is relieved. Buy a box! Eat meals without
fear! Read "Common Sense Rules Regarding Stomach" in package.
Playing
Today
Clara
Kimball
jf Miss Vounil H
li.'le in i'i'-iii r""''1
mil liavo liml UrK'-v
i iowds v:uli"K "iilsi'l"- t
fift. ill llniil waiti'il In S)'i:
lirr litlrsl. M'wn Irilimpll,
"Kyes nf VimiiIi," wlii'll
ln'Hiill yi'sli'iilii.v.
Wiirils raiiiml (Icsrrilir
the homily liml (liallialii
slllH'ridl'ily ill' lis 'oium
in lirr lalrM iliMlllcli"H.
lliuiiln-ils of .'Mi'llllllil l ll.
jilo an rulii'raiil, havinu'
seen this ivinarUalile play.
Young
in
"Eyes
of
Youth"
Next-
JACK
PICKFORD
LEONARD C. PETTIT
Kiissian Violinist
IRENE HAMPTON ISAACS
At llic I'iauo.
RIALTO-
Come and hear the Marines bear lowrT
on some real barber shop chords. Hear
some up-to-the-minute jazz by Marine
Kings of the jazz-bo.
' Come early and get a ringside seat for"
the glove contests, staged By some hard
hitting Marine champs. Musical num
bers by a famous Marine Band and
"smokes" with the compliments of
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
Turn out! As the party is a smoker, ve can't
invite the ladies. It's a Stan affair. All you kooiI
fellows, turn out! Ex-Marines arc especially in- .
viced, Couic and bring a friend, J
I
.Admission l i-oo. ( loan
VauuVtillr. Ladies arc . t Pp
OnQ
1H
PAGE THEATRE
THURSDAY, MARCH It
Street Parade. 2 u. m. Band
. Commerci
at 8 n. m.
concert 3 u. m..
al Club.
south of