Medford mail tribune., March 24, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

' 5TEDF0TIT) STATE TRTBUTTR. SrETVFOTm, 0!,M: :0Y. WRIWERMY. MATtfli 21. 1020.
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RED CROSS HAS
N. EAST RELIEF
Amoni: mnnv ntoiN iIutc s'tms t
be a iiiisi'imreiiiiiiii ut' the ivlnlion
of the Committee i' r Kelirf in Hit
Xt':ir Knt to tin Aii!tric:iii liud
Cnws. "Whv n.t let the Krd Cn
liantlle the work," or "WVve ii hi:ul v
subscrihptl to tin1 hd Cr---." sir
statements sometime-; made tn War
Kast workers when thev are securing:
iV,nd for the work. When rnndi-
lio,- Iu-rul:le a'llte ill the Ne;tr Ka!t
--Armenia, Svria aril ail i i ni iiir ter
ritories, it wa found that hoth or
ganization were workini: in tlte -am"
it rrihirv, t'ir tin relief of tin niiVr-er-,
and it wii- ooii -i-en that tin
would lead to an inevitable duplica
tion of work. It w;i decided that
ne of tlnitvv.i -houhl retire trma the
Held. The Committee lor Near K:i
ii.-Iief lii-nur .the olde-t in tin tie!-!.
v a-, found to be he-1 organized In
handle the .sit nation, and the hYd
Cios viilidrew a tier turnin-j- over
to the Near Kast Uelief alnio-t ah
their Miihes in thi area, a laruejl
lTiiih) of their workers, an.) vii.nno.-
"M j) fund. With complete ,.ev,.r, I
i-i handle the work in this an-a. Thus i r
It U th:-t it is n..f l.o -ih'e to aid i
the work there throiii:li .subscription
to the (od- Cross.
However, tlieV reabe the vital nerd
there and are helping the work i:i
everv wav possible. I'r. Livingston
Farrand. ehainnan of the eeatrai
(oaihiitlee of the Wed Cm rceeiilh
aid: "The lied fl'ii i-. hot operal
iiiir in, the near east, anil the re-pon
-ihilitv for expre--.ini Aiaeriean -.m-pathv
lor t he- -trie ken people
arr.ed entirelv bv oiir committc
(the Near Ka-t ttelieH. It is ea r-nc-tlv
to he hoped that the anneal
for lands for Near Ka-t Keliel' will
meet with a wide spread and open
handed -npport tioni the American
people."
LXInN. Mar. i -I
v Ward, the novcli--ea-e
todav in a L
.Mr-. Ilnmph
t. died ot Iteari
itdoii hospital.
A Ml HIGH RECORD
j NKW Y o ! : K , Mar. L i -The Canu
;dian dollar uas iptoti .1 at !u mi cents
ja new hiuh r.coid ia i he present up-
ward movement at th" opening of the
. iorei(;n exchange maili' i here today.
The Knslish pmnd sP-rliiij; was qtinl
ed at or haIfY-n: above yester-
u!a"s elof-e. I-Tane t -Iti-eks nold at the
;ia:e of t I.:1T for th-- Aiaeriean dol
! lar. up I.'. centimes, and lire checks
I al the rate of !.M. tii Hi centimes.
'Herman marks were naoied at l.l!7
'eents ea. h.
boys and girls after school when they want ii i si f
"something to eat." M 0 j j V
Blue Label Karo is dandy for Home- Vjf Wlm)
made Candy. It is easy to make and costs M ljfy$r
much less than store candy. Write for ( 'Wt" rafMt
iree book of recipes.
P. S. Ask your grocer for the price of Karo by iLWrt 'l
the dozen cans. l!M"K'lRM'i
SLICED bread and Blue Label Karo.
Let the children have all they want,
instead of high priced jams, jellies or pre
serves. It satisfies the natural desire for
sweets and takes the place of high price
store candy. Karo is a body-building,
energy - producing food. Give it to the
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY
17 Battery Place New York
LARK EVANS IS
GIVEN SENTENCE
1 5 YEARS IN PEN.
In eiri-itit e.. .: at .laeksoiiville tii-
dav l.aik Kvai.- a- -elltelieed hv
.hul'je l' y. t'alkin- to vear- Mi I
the -t; te penitent ta rv tor the hidnao
inir and r diberv ! V. i. While on
September 1'!. la-t. Tin- eMreme pen- I
altv lixed bv law is 'il e:ir-. tin-'
Newberrv, a ttornev tor l an-, at
ollee uave Ilotiee (hat I'.VaHs Wolli.il
ask for a new trial and the eonrt set
the -lav of -enieia-e tor oil dav- in,
whieh time the new trial motion mu-t
be filed.
This noon . Inde Calkins al-o sen-j
t eneed T. .). Smith, the I. V. V. !
wanderer arre-ted in Meilt'ird onse t
time i, and who wa- enit led '
etlTUlt eolirt till-, torelio.iii nl el mil- I
I nal svndiealisin, to one vear ia the!
! penitentiarv, but paroleit him unto '
the idmre of Histrh-t Attornev K'nb
erts. There has alwavs been soiee j
doubt as to Smith's sanitv. This i-, i
the lir-t eoiivii-Liou on this eharire in'
the llistorv of .laeksoil yollillv. !
Kvans has been a pri-oner in Ihei
i (intilv iail sinee .Monday when hi-.
bail bond id" 1.1111(1, wi-ieh was fixed
bv the court lollowiii': his eouviet ion
la-d Saturdav, was inerea-ed to
To, dim, whieh sum' his lather, who
was oa the lir-t bond, did not raise.
Mrs. Lark Kvans, who was arre-ted
vesterdav forenoon on the ehare
of beinu1 an aeeoinpliee of her hus !
baud in the robbery of White, ua-l
linallv ndeased earlv last eveiiim: ot.
rldHMl hail, the oriiMinl hail of .-r'J.tlHi) I
t i.ed in Jut - iee Ta vlor'- eourt all
her arraignment vesterdav noon ha'
iinr bitrll ri'dueed oil reeominelldal Ion
of Hi-triet Att iruev Roberts and
Sheriff Terrell. Her prchmiiinrv
hearing lias been set for 1 H a. in.
Kridav. Mr. Kvans of I'oilland. her
father-in-law. is on her bond.
Smith, the I. W. W., senteia-ed this
noon, was arrested some t line nn
bv the poliee on a vauranev eliarje.
Mid alter his arrest uttered astonish
iiiLr uupatrio1i4 statements before the
poliee and proseeulor under exami
nation. He said he did uo( believt in
our form of jiivcriiinciil mid favored
anv means possible to overthrow it.
lie had onlv come to the idtv ahoiil
a week before his arrest, and spent
his time nierelv loathe around town
and not do anv tnlkintr whalever.
lie was evainined this week hv a eom
mission aiipointed hv the court as to
his sanitv, and the examiners found
that he was sane.
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of tin- Lintl li.-Miu uinli f irn:;;i I mil.
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tif in it- -ii.-inl nii.l iiru-jri's-ivn lil'i'.
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Mr. Il.'iikii!- -nrvt-,1 n - lnnv.'l' t.l' t'nli
I r:i I I'miit.
Il !- inmh:ilil.- Hint tin- Imniiv will
iviii.n i' t.. I'urtlmi.l. v. Ii.-iv Mr. II, m-kin-
tn;l i-llt.'l- int.. lili-iln-.s. :i II llnliL-ll
llii- lin-n'l I ii .In.-i.l.-.l. Th.-ir in-
muni i-l-.-ivlii.rn ,.ii, hn n .li-liin-l
I..-S l.i I'.-nlrnl P.iint. Mn.ll'..iil mill
tlm vnllnv.
nlll-i mill :nl
nihl li:ir,!iv im!
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Ml h THEORY
It's a fact that the use cl
a'cohol even in nioderaie
doses as taken in tonics is
often habit-forming in effect. x
With Mortford trnfto ia Moilford mado
an easily assimilated toni
nutrient supplies the body with
those elements that contribute tn
n, slrenyth. Free from
alcohol or any other
fr'jr harmful element,
ilVir Scoff's builds strength
(ji A by nourishment.
eUtt? Scjtt&HuwIIC.UtuuIulitM.N.J. l-i4
FARMER SMS HE "
NEVER INTENDS 10
BE WITHOUT II
j I was rn h' ly rWieved of my
! I rouble-; !unr yt-ars a--'o by Tanlaii
anil in eU!oe,i the be?t o? health
v. r si;n-.-." -;.iti Ivlwanl Hall, a well
'm:.ii :.n !ii.-i who liv-js on Route
j l'.e n. Inilmli. Minn.
" ; -,vo via :s I had the worst
-or! of s!;:i.;nii trouble and rheiuna
jMi. " eor.iinai-.l Mr. Hall. '"what.
;! ':! I ui.'-t ;i ' ; . eat would Kix.r on
aiy :iO'n:-. ii ami I v, as o nauseated
. ; i - r in' i : ; v i un a! coll Id not
.i.'iaiti a i:i.;o; ! would suffer tor-
ill tio.u and . to add to niv
uiiei- troa 'Irs. I was taken with ibo
li'-aiu.tl i-i:i hi my lej;?. and kuoo
a sueh a bad fix t
up and down.
i ii.-; of ot her thines
.vh ieh diti nu' no ;-;ood 1 started tafc
i ! 1 1 '. 'fan hie -uiti, felievo me. 1 soon
l'.-li hlie a new man. My appetite
i.iaie Lack anil I eould eat. anythintc
I w,mi ted without it hurt in iv mo t he
has! int. The rheumatism left mo
u t i t el a ml , as I nt a ted before, al-
( i li o11 e W i h is v. as I our years af;o r
haven't had a iraee of bad health
--in.e. alv.nvs Keep Tankie in th
I lie .iso a nil c u e in a while tako u
i lit Me, for 1 heliev it will keep uny
: body ni line .sltape and I am always
' leroinuieutlinir it to soiaeone."
j Tanlae b; sold in Med ford by West
I Side Pharmacy, and by leading druK
jists in every ti.wn. Adv.
j GliVi CHUNG
China Herb Store
Ilorb cure for oaraclio, headache,
cntarrli, diphtheria, soro throat
Inns; IronhU., kidney trouble, etom
nU troulili', heart trouble, chills and
finer, cramps, coughs, poor circula
tion, carbuncles, tumors, cracked
bri'iiiit. euros nil kinds ot goiters. NO
OPERATIONS.
.Miult'onl. OrpROT, Jnn. 13, 1917
This Is to certttj mat 1, the under
filpnPil, had very aovore stomach
trou hlo and had bijcn Tiothered for
several years nnd last August was no
expected to live, anil Hearing ot Olrr
ChuiiB (whoso Herb Store is at 211
South Kront street, Medford), I de
rided to get herbs for mv stomach
trouble, nnd I started to fooling bet
tor ia s,oon nu 1 used them and totlaj
am a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
seo (iim Chung and try his Herbs.
(SlKiicd) W tt. JOHNSON
Witnesses.
Win. Lowls, Ragle Point
W. U Childreth, Eagle Point
M. A. Anderson, Medford '
S, It. Ilolmos, Kagle 1'olni
V., K. Mi.ore, Haglo Point.
.1. V. Mclntyro, Kaglo Point.
(loo. Von ler Holler,, Euglo Point
Thns K Nlctiols. Katrle Point.
Playing Today and All
Adults 35c Loges
of Week
50c
NOTE It is advisable thai parents see it he fore ncriiiittinti their children to do so
A great motion picture opened here this afternoon.
It presents the pictured true story of the sole survivor of half a million Armenian girls-
Avarora Mardig'aniao Herself
She is the Armenian beauty who escaped to America after two years of unspeakable advent
ures in the land of Kurdish raisers, slave markets and Turkish harems. The screen has been
chosen as the most vivid medium of bringing home to the American people what their Chris
tian sisters endured in ravished Armenia. The resultant screen epic has been truly called
A GIRL RELIVES BRUTAL TORTURES IN ARMENIA FOR THIS PICTURE
THIRST-CRAZED GIRLS MOB HOT DESERT WELLS.
SLAVE MARKETS CONVENTS AND MONESTERIES SHOWN.
CARAVAN OF 1,500 SHEEP A FEATURE.
500 PERSONS IN THE CAST
FACTS, NOT FICTION
New York and Philadelphia society leaders
paid $10.00 a seat to see "Auction of Souls"
Christian women sold into Turkish harems for 85 cents each.
A FILM THAT WILL MAKE THE BLOOD OF AMERICAN WOMEN BOIL
a-r . "i im-tHMi1K1' Mil