Medford mail tribune., April 01, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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If you are ono of the many that
have been suffering with stomach
Iron bleu, such as missy and sour
stomach commonly called lieurt
burn pains in the stomach between
meals, and with which every living
person is familiar that has stomach
trouble; belching, swellins and full
fetlfng after meals: or should you ex.
perience that unpleasant feeling as if
you had a "lump' in your stomach
seemingly about the size of your fist
having the appearance of that sensa
tion that your stomach had become In
some way possessed of a chunk of
load or you may at times have that
unpleasant knowledgo of your food
ccming up after meals, all of which
could have so easily been avoided by
taking one dose of jo-to.
Any and all of the above stomach
ailments, as well as the bodily suffer
ing you have been compelled to en
dure, is quickly and surely relieved
by the use of JO-TO. Just think of
It! Two minutes and your needless
suffering, us well us tho bodily dls
comforts you have been forced to
endure for so long a time month
after month, and possibly years; ths
makes very little difference to JO-TO.
as to the length of time ycu huve
Buffered, us he goes to work so quick
ly and ernciently when once you have
secured his services that you almost
blush with sbamo to think of the
needless suffering you have endured
for so long a time, and then to find
real relief so quickly Two Alinulou.
'For sulo In Medford by Heath's
Drug Store. Adv
NOW
PLAYING!
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Should
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Tell?
A powerful story,
built in a masterly
fashion around a
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Basil King's
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"THE STREET
CALLED STRAIGHT"
LIBERTY
STARTS
TOMORROW
Edith Roberts
IN
"The
Triflers"
The adventures of a
shop qirl with a crepe lie
chine soul.
TONIGHT
Last Time
OLIVE
THOMAS
in
'The Glorious Lady'
GOOD CLOTHES
I Hoke Them
KLEIN S.
128 East Main St,
IS KIND THUS FA
The smudging season Is liable to
open up any day now, and with tho
drop in temperature Wednesday tho
orchardlsts 1ecume somewhat wor
ried for fear that a bad frost might
come last night and scurried around
lively getting the smudge pots ready
for lighting.
iBut early last evening Floyd Young
the government frost export stationed
here, made a temperature forecast
34 degrees above and so notified the
central telephone exchange, hence
the orchardlsts were enabled to go
bed and Bleep sound Instcud of sitting
up ull night and worrying. Mr.
Young's forecast was well on tho safe
sldo as the official minimum temper
aturo of the night und this morning
was 35 degrees. Tho orchardlsts can
learn from tlie telephone exchange
early each evening, us in past ycai'B,
KroBt Kxport Young's forecast.
A killing frost now would do much
harm. The clusters of the Anjou
pear trees have opened out and the
buds of tho Howell and Uurtlett pears
are well advanced. Many peach, uprl
cot and plum trees are in blossom
turnout the valley.
Tho weather prediction for tonight
and 'Friday is for probable ruin. The
precipitation of Wednesday and last
night amounted to .112 of un inch.
SOCIALISTS ARE OUSTED.
(Continued from Pago Ono)
l)lv, as the sole jiulire ol' the quulifi
aliens of lis members, had u riuht
to e.iel till v one ami thai its deter
luinutinu was l'iuiil.
"As this newer is subject to no ex
ternal control," lie said, "it is doubly
necessary lor us to exercise it only
with self-control," lie said, "because
Iho urcaler the nouer, the more
dangerous the abuse.
To expel the socialist party from
our assembly wo must condemn it us
a eonsijiniov. If we so expel it, we
must in ull mcic, Bet uboiit expelline
nil socialists from every office they
hold throughout tho lentrth und
breadth of this state and to briiicr the
expulsion to its lomeal conclusion, as
tho riirht to vote in irenerul entails
the rmhl to hold office, wo must (lis
cni'riincliiso every dues-puyiiu; uicin
bcr oL the socialist party.
Auaiust the party there lias been
urged n l'crlinps tho two principal
liurirexi disloyal uetion durinir 'the
war and notion or designs with the
intent ol overthrowim; our present
government by force.
With rcL'urd to the first of those
tho record shows Unit during the Inst
nsis neither the party nor most of
its niumhcrs approved of tho war, nor
or that matter, of any war. They
confined their activities, however, to
protesting against the war und to r!
Iruining Ironi giving bintarv lielp
to its prosecution, lo convict the
party op the ohargo would therefor
bo to convict on a belief or a state
ol mind.
"With regard to tho second elinriro,
that of planning tho overthrow of tho
government by force, in no rmrt of the
record do 1 consider this to liavo been
proven. At worst there aro some
ambiguous phrases nnd utterances.
To convict on thcsc.'it is necessary
lo assume that each and every mem
ber of Iho party subscribes to every
tenet of tho party, an unfair assump
tion.
"It lias been definitely proved in
tho investigation that minors and
aliens nre members of the aocinlist
puny and lnav influence its nnliev
und sit as members of its controlling
committees. '11ns is a most unsavory
fact, but should we expel tho party
on this account ( Again, no!
"Wo abhor the party's principles.
We must not let this influence us Ic.
commit a crime iigainst represent!!
live government. We have estab
lished no ease against the socialist
party. We must not expel these men.
there, simply because tliey are mem
bers ol the socialist part v.
" c have a rancorous dislike for
the actions of most of these men us
individuals. Our actions, however.
nnisl have no rclcrcnce lo nnv ex
ception two things original .justice
anil discretionary application. Wi
must not let Ibis entirely iustifiiibc
dislike tone us to commit a crime
iiguiiiM, representative gnvcrumo'M.
We must re-seat these nicn'and then
in our pleasure take up ami remedy
'v legislation mii-Ii things in their
party us may need correction,"
OBITUARY
HAMILTON -It is with general re
gret throughout the city and county
that the news is received ol the death
of Isaiah L. Hamilton, retired, pin
ncer citizen of iMcdl'ord who passed
awav at his home, tiOII North Central
ave., Ihursday morning, April 1, aft
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mink unless wun unguis disease.
at the age ol b.t years, lie was one
of the best known nnd most highly
respected citizens of Medford, am,
was widely known throughout the
county nuil Southern Oregon.
Jlr. Hamilton was lnrn in San .lose
Calif.. January 1!).-,;, nill ,;
STAR TAXI
PHONE 300
Cars for hire with or without
Driver.
JAMES LESLIE
w Nash Hutel i
been a resilient of Oregon for Xi
years, .'(3 of which were spent in
Medford. He operated the Nash ho
tel for nine years and for a time was
in the livery business here. He was
active for vears in Kepublican polities
and for a time served as assessor of
Jackson county. Sir. Hamilton was'
a veteran member of Medford lodge
No. l(i:t. A. & A. M.. also u charier
member and one of the first trustees
of the Medford lodge of Klks, No.
1108. H. V. O. K.
The deceased is survived bv bis
widow, K.nola Hamilton, two daugh
ters who are Mrs. Vcnitu Steffen and
.Mrs. Enid McCulloiigh of Scuttle, and
one son. Lorenzo D. Hamilton of
Medford.
The funeral services will be held
at the family residence on North
Central uvc.. Saturday, April 3, at 2
p. in., Kev. L. Mvron Hoozer officiat
ing. Tho Elks will have charge of
the services at the house and the
Masons at the grave.
HENOKR The rf.iniiino P w
Miimie ISender of Mledford. widow of
the late Hiram IJender. who died at
Salem Wednesday morning, March 31,
arrived in the city thiu
is survived by one son. Pearly linu-
ler ol Modlord.
.Fuiiera I servicea will t l,u t,.;
day, April 2 at y::i() p. m. at 1'crPs
impel. 'I he Women's Ifelief Corps
hauler of this eitv will have charge
if the services.
KDWAHriS Funeral ewtnn
Hufiis Edwards, who passed away
Monday. March 'J!), !)'(). will be held
at the Weeks & Ore el,.4 l.v;.l,.,.
April 2 at 2:31) p. m., with Key. Mil-
in rd oiiieiuting. Interment will be
in tne j, i). (). F. cemetery.
SALEM. Ore . Ai.,11 i r!....
Lowden, Illinois-, republican candi
date for the nrcsiileiifiiil ri,i;,,i;....
has not vet filed in (l,-..,,..,, it ,,.J
announced at Hie stale house today.
1'etilions for his nomination are
being circulated uvnernllv throughout
the slate, however.
H MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter
12th Friday Surprise Sale
I Join in the
1 29 Big Hummers for One Day Only 1
MUSLIN
Harvest Moon Bleached
5 Muslin, 45c values 95p
yard JJj
TABLE DAMASK.
70 inehes wide. Good
quality and patterns,
$1.19 vrtlue, Fri- flQ
day, yard 70L
H PILLOW CASES
55 42 and 45 inehes wide.
Good quality, Keguhr
BLACK SATIN
36 inches wide. Good,
heavy quality, $4.00 val
ue. Friday (t AO
yard J.IO
GLOVES
"Women's Chanioisette
gloves. Small sizes, $1 .00
quality, Friday OZr
pair
KNITTING YARN
Odds and ends of Yarn.
Host qualitv. Worth np
to ("! ball, Friday 2Zn
hall J Jl
COLGATES SOAP.
Toilet Soap. Manv odors
5 lo choose from, 15c val
ues. .lM-idav. 1fk
cake lvt
INFANTS' VESTS
Fine quality for spriny
and summer wear, vn-
lay,
each
48c
HANDKERCHIEFS
Women's fine lland-Fm-
iiroiitered I lantlkeivluels.
Regular 50c values. Fri
day
each
39c
GINGHAMS
Beautiful new dress
Ginghams in fancy
plaids worth 50c. '
Friday on-
each
J7L
S MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED MAIL OR
The Golden i,Ink class and the
Gleaners class of the liaptlst church
will hold an April Fool social at Dr.
Stearns" residence Friday evening.
Hasklns tor tiealtn.
Save from S3 to J 10 on a tire at
the big sale. C. E. Gates Auto Co. tt
Tonight in the chapel of the First
Presbyterian church, h. Myron Booz
er will conduct a study of the events
connected with the Garden of Geth
semane. This is the first of two
Holy Week services to be held In this
church. Friday evening the study
will be the Crucifixion.
Delco-Llght Electricity for every
farm. J. E. Bartlett, Medford Hotel,
Medford, Ore.
We write fire insurance. Redden
& Canaday, 32 N. Central. Phone 720
Just arrived. Car of famous Utah
coal. Valley Fuel Co.
'.Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Mahan arrived
from Eugene this morning and will
make Medford their home temporar
ily. Mr. Mahan is here to take over
the Hogue Hivcr Fruit & Produce as
sociation for the Oregon Growers as
sociation. Easter cards. West Side Pharmacy.
tf
Tho best soft shell walnuts on the
market at Warner, Wortman & Gore.
11
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for
NuBone. Phone 685-J.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul Schelor"
and daughter arrived In tho city yes
terday from California preparatory to
taking up their residence at tho Al
berta orchard, which was recently
purchasod by Lloutenant Schoier who
has Just received his discharge from
navy service. They aro guests at the
Medford.
Economize by using scratch pnds
foivuso. (let them at tills offico. tf
Another one of theso popular
dances will be held at Central Point,
Friday, April 2nd. Launspach orches
tra. 10
Bargain Hunt
TABLE CLOTHS
Mercerized Hemmed
ready for use, new pat
terns, 64x6'(j, $3.50 values.
SI"!.: ; :$2.98
BATH TOWELS
Good quality 'and size,
heavy weight. On sale
Friday, q
each L7j
FLAXON CLOTH
25 pieces to select and all
new patterns, liegular
price 45c. Friday
PONGEE SILK
Fine imported quality.
Regular price 25c. flfir
Friday, yard .."0l
CORSETS
Miller Bros, new mode!
Corsets, $2.00 values.
Friday
pair
EMBROIDERY
Convent Flouncing Em
hrodciy. Fine quality.
Friday '3 ft-
yard.! J 71
HOSE SUPPORTERS
Children's Garters All
sizes. Regular price, 25c.
Friday 1 C
pair
SILK WAISTS
Mitde of all silk Crepe de
i liene, and Georgette
HI. V I l i 'i ,n I V
::l . $6.75
( rcpe. hridav
each ...
INFANTS' .HOSE
Made of fine Cotton
Yarn in pink, Idue red
and tan, 25c values. Fri-
day, 1 Cr
pair'. lJw
'panics
TlieWoman's Store
14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE.
MEDFORD. 0REO0N
Among Orcgonians slopping at the
Holland aro F. C. yuinby of North
Bend, S. Y. Simpson of Albany, Prof.
George Kebec of Portland and F. B.
Loud of Hogue Kiver.
Don't fall to bear "Fast Asleep in
Poppy Land" on the new Gold Seal
Emerson records. Plays on any ma
chine. Hale's Piano House. '
Delco-Llght Electricity for every
farm. J. E Bartlett, Medford Hotel
Medford, Ore.
Pansy, geranium and begonia
plants at Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
IIONOLTLU. T. II., April 1 En
peror Voshito of Japan is ill at Ids
winter villa in Havama, near Yoko
hamu, according to a Tokio cable to
the Nippu Ji.ii, a Japanese language
newspaper here. An official bulletin
issued bv the court physicians said
he is suffering from sciatica, with
symptoms of glucosuria.
Milk Drops Tacoma.
TACO.UA, April 1 The price of
milk fell here today frini tij to J2'i
cents a tiuurt. Cream prices remain
at the old level, due. it was said, to
the high price commanded bv butter.
COMMON WITCHHAZEL
FINE FOR SORE EYES
It Is surprising how quickly eye In
flammation is helped by common
witchhazel, camphor, hydrastis, etc..
as mixed in Luvoptik eye wash. One
elderly lady, who bad been troubled
with chronic eye inflammation for
many years, was greatly helped in
two days. We guarantee a small bot
tle of Lavoptik to help ANY CASE
weak, strained or inflamed eyes.
Aluminum eye cup FREE, Medford
Pharmacy, Main and Central. Adv.
What the Price MANN'S
Tomorrow
CRASH TOWELING .
Part Linen, nun regular
25c quality. On sale Fri-
yard l"t
GINGHAMS . j
32-inch Collingwood Ze-
phyrs. Cheap at 75c a
yard. Friday, AO
yard 0C
CURTAIN SCRIM H
In Ecru, white and cream.
Regular price 35c.
Friday, yard
WAISTS H
Wirthmor Voile Waists.
Good styles, $2.00 values.
Friday CT CO
each l.JU
WOMEN'S HOSE
Tn silver, white and black. j
Regular 50c values. 9Qf is
Friday, pair
FILO SILK H
An odd line of this silk
for embroideiy. Worth
8c. Friday 5f
skien "Jw
SILK HOSE H
Women's fine grade silk
hose in. white, black and
brown, $2.00 values.
$1.50
BLOOMERS H
Women's Crepe Bloom- S
el's. All sizes. Regular
price $1.25. Fri- (tj 1Q S
day, pair P1.1
SHIELDS
Women's Dress Shields. jjE
Good qualitv. Values no
to 59c. On sale Fri-
day,
pair
35c I
BOY'S WAISTS i
In all sizes. Made of '
best Percales, worth :
today $1.50. Fri- QO M
day, each sOL
EXPRESS PREPAID 1
FOR A. w. ne CO.
The A. W. Walker Auto company
has a live wire at the head of the
sales department in the person of W.
II. Evans, who hecanie sulos manager
this week. Mr. Evaus is an exper
ienced automobile man, having been
in the game since 1905. lie comes
from Portland here.
The Walker Auto company handles
several of the popular lines of cars
and the position of sales manager is
an Important one. ilr. Evans and
wife who have moved here are well
pleased with the city and valley and
their love for the same was formed
during a short stay here a few years
ago. They are a welcome addition
to the citizenry and local auto world
She was Fat,
Ths shadow on this picture
clri-a you an idea how she 1
fi-oLrd and felt. Ity taking
Oil of Koreln and following
vsy uircLiion 01 nonin i
tun aim reduced 38 lbs.
Ill thrru mouths. Now etie
Is sik attractive, niiii
tally alert and 111 tx-Iter
lit-alih. Reliable anU-fat
tr If-treatment. Many wo
men lura nilurvil v.
lastingly, 10 to 00 pounds. Betnmo ttQuitltflv
tlmiltr and remain to I Safe, pleasant mutlind,
iixiurhed by p!:yslciaii3. $100 GUARANTEE, ltuy
1)11 it Korein at any drumUt't: or write for
fr broetiuru (romi to yu i m plain wruoiK-rt to
hMtsia Co., Mj-aoi. auiioa r, Xwt yoiis city.
UNIVERSITY
OF OREGON
GIRLS' GLEE CLUB
College Songs
Clever Skits
Choruses
SIXTH ANNUAL CONCERT TOUR '
22 Carefully-Trained Entertainers
PRICES :
Scats Not Reserved Early
Pifi f ?j vIppi: .
.
3p6Cl(ll
Window Di
Friday Evening
We will have an attnu-live line of frosli fruits and
vcgelalilfs for the Easter trade and will have them
on display Friday eveniiitr, also Easter "Window of
Swift's .Premium Ham.-, .ul Bacon.
We invite you to see this appetizing display.
Telephone your orders early Saturday morning
for the best selections.
Personal Attention Prompt Service
H. E. Marsh
Phone 252
Grocer
wild
DrueStoresSellltNVJi W
Five million peoplefc
use it to KILL COLDS
HILL'S
cascaraSquinine
Standard cold remedy for 20 yeara
. in tablet form tafe. cjre. no
jV opictes breaks up a cold in 24
Hours relieves grip in J afj9-
' m MO ' oacK ii it inns, ins
Ar'tSc genuine box has a Red
top w 1 1 u Mr. nm
picture.
At All Drat Stortt
Licensed City Scavenger.
Ki A . f 'i
573 JC ,
All refuse Immediately removed on
short notice. Weekly visit In resi
dence districts. Dally business dis
trict. PhoneR fiOfi-It.
FRIDAY NIGHT
April 2 Curtain 8:15
Doors Open 7:00 p. m.
Catchy Parodies
Solo Numbers
Quartets
:
Lower Floor, 85c. Includes
Balcony 55c "ar
Bird Catches the Best Seat.
'splay
Phone 252
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