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STEHFOED SOXE TRIBUNE, ITEDFCRTJ, OREOON. WEDXESDXY, APJITL- 7. "1920.
The Storage Batteiy
Does Not Store
Electricity
"The storage Imttery does not store
electricity us the great majority of
motorista supposed," declared M. II.
Walker, of Auto Klcctric Equipment
CO., USL Service Station ruprcseutu
tlve for this section, yesterday.
"As a matter of fact," ho contin
ued, "the battery transforms the
chemical energy into the electrical
form whon discharging and changes
electricity Into chemical energy when
being charged,
"The practical universal Idea that
a battery stores . electricity comes
from the fact that if we send a cur
rent of eloctrlcity through the cell for
a certain length of time wo can later
on draw almost the same amount of
electrical energy out of it.
"This is cue of the many rudiments
of the Btorago battery with which the
motorist should faniiliurizo himself.
A well-informed battery owner is tho
man who Is at all times having satis
faction with his automobile. Ho Is
the man who can tell the difference
between positive and negative plates
and their proper functions. Hois the
man, also, who knows tho difference
between machine-pasted and hund
pastod plates.
"The average automobilo owner
knews a battery contains plates. Ile
yond that he Is sweetly unconscious
of all battery-facts. The superior ad
vantages of machine-pasted plates
over the old hand-pasted plates have
not beon explored by him. So ho
gets along on luck-mileago until hlH
battery boglns to balk and ho prompt
ly makes for tho nearest USb Service
Station.
"This may be nil right from tho
point of view of tho service station,
but, just tho same, even tho boss of
that station would bo better pleased
If his clients knew more uliout their
battericB."
GOOD CLOTHES
I Hoke Them
KLEIN
Tho
Tailor
128 Host Main St.
RIALTO
l
BILL FARNUM
In
"Wolves of
Tho imi-slor utiiv fit hin mnMrr pro
duction of tho yritr A powerful play
of lovo and high finance.
ALSO
CHRISTIE COMEDY
AND BRAY PICTOGRAPH
PAGE TUESDAY
Prices ntlc, 77c and $
iOMy
SHOW
OF IT.
KIYD
IN THE
WORLD
i ii .1 w r i-w b l t
E COUDI
ELECTED LEADER
MEDFDRD LEGION
The new officers for the Medford
post of the America legion to serve
for tho ensuing year were elected at
last night's meeting of the post as
follows: Commander, O. A. Codding;
vice commander, U. H. Klllott; adju
tant, Klmcr Wilson; treasurer, Floyd
Hart; historian, Kdison Marshall;
chaplain, Kmerson Merrick; members
of the executive committee, Trevc
Iiumsdcn, Gain Kobinson, H. P. Cow
Kill, U. .1. Conroy and ruul Leonard.
A rising vote of. thanks was ten
dered It. P. Ccwgill, tho rotirlng com
mander of tho post, for his services
to the post during the first year of Its
existence. Mr. Cowgill reviewed the
work of the past year, from tho for
mation of the post to tho present
timo, and expressed his appreciation
of tho cooperation Of tho members in
milking tho organization a success
from tho beginning. Mr. Cowgill
served in the late war as a captain of
engineers. ;
Mr. Codding, tho new commander,
served In the war with Germany as an
enlisted man, as sergeant In the army
air sorvico, and was ono of Orogon'B
delegates to tho first national con
vention held in Minneapolis last No
vember. Ho briefly outlined the work
for tho coining year, and stated that
tho first and most Important tiling to
bo undertaken Is tho organization of
tho womon's auxiliary to Medford
post.
Tho following commlttno to assist
in tho organization of the women's
auxiliary was appc'lnted: 11. J. Con
roy, chairman, 13. K. Elliott und E. C.
Ferguson. Tho adjutant Is In posses
sion of ull tho necessary datu for tho
formation of the auxiliary, and tho
committee will aunounco a dato for
the first meeting of tho mothors,
wives, daughters and sisters of all
men and women who were In tho
military or naval services of tho Unit
ed States between April C, J 9 17 and
November 11, 1918, and tho relatives
as abovo slated of all men and worn
en who died in lino of duty or after
honornblo discharge and prior to
vumhor 11, 19 18. At tills meeting
application will bo mndo to tho na
tional headquurtors for a charter,
and temporary officers elected.
A return of the
Great favorite
Today Plays Thru
Saturday.
the Night"
COMING!
TOM
MIX
RIALTO
NIGHT, APRIL 13.
I.tPtl, plus war tax.
f&md and
Orchestra
NVHTCHFORTrtE
STREET
FHR3DE
ENDORSE ACTION
Unanimous approval of the action
of tho directors of tho Itoguo River
1'Msh und Game Protective association
and the Ashland association in the
temporary arrangement entered .into
recently with the commercial inter
ests at the mouth of Rogue river was
voted at the monthly joint meeting of
tho associations of both cities held at
the public library last night.
Tho meeting was largely attonded
by the members both of tho Medford
and the Ashland clubs. Tho meeting
was addressed by President George
.Mansfield, of tho Medford organiza
tion, Judge Ilriggs, ot Ashland, C. M.
Thomas and T. li. Daniels of MedTord
all of whom woro among those pres
ent at the conference recently hold
horo with Roderick Macleay, repre
senting tho commercial Interests.
Not only was tho entire history of
tho conference given to the meeting
but all the work of the directors, In
cluding tho efforts at Sulem at tho
recent legislative session were fully
explained, lien Sheldon giving much
interesting information.
When the motion was offered to
endorse tho action of tho directors of
tho two clubs in entering into1 the
negotiations wtlh Mr. Macicay, the
president endeavored repeatedly to
ascertain from' uny ono at tho meet
ing If thoro was any criticism to of
fer or any suggestions to make. If
anyone was dissutisflcd It was'inipos
siblo to get such an expression at the
meeting.
Grants Pass Opposed
Tho Grants Pass situation in re
gard to the negotiations wus also dis
cussed and while it was admitted by
somo of the parties to tho negotia
tions that it might have been the
part of better judgment to have In
vited tho Grants Pass delegation to
tho meeting with Mr. Macloay, It was
pnintod out that It would bo impos
sible to sccuro tho united approval
of Grants Pass to any arrangement
oxcept a completely cIlhou river,
which was deemed impossiblo at this
time, and that tho Medford and Ash
land directors woro willing to submit
tno arrangements mado to any fair
tribunal as regarded tho regulations
recommunded at Grants Pass.
It wus pointed out that Grants Pass
would benofit many times more by
being advertised as tho best salmon
trolling spot in tho wost thnn it would
from tho small rovenuo that is loft
thero by tho commercial fishermen,
neariy all of whom como to Grants
Puss from other points to fish, and
that Medford und Ashland would be
only too glad to cooperato with Jose'
phliio sportBincn in a campaign of
publicity to this ond. Why commer
cial fishing should exist in Jusephino
county and not In Jackson county
was a question raised.
Hon. li. V. Cartor, chalrmnn of the
stnto fish and game commission made
a very pleasing address to tho meet
ing. Ho said that tho compromise
was tho beginning of a solution to an
old and tlresomo controversy that
tho wholo stato would ho glad to sec
closed and ho highly commendod the
directors who had worked out tho
compromise even tho It was only tem
porary, llo was heartily applauded
whon ho said that his heart was with
soul horn Oregon and that tho Rogue
liver resource must bo und would bo
protected.
President Mansfield was instruct
ed to appoint committees in the var
inns country districts to cooperato in
patrolling irrigation ditches for the
protection of fish fry, after which the
meeting adjourned.
ENGINEMEN WALK OUT.
(Continued from Pago One)
converiied the Chicago strike is ille
uiil ami will he treated ns such," .Mr.
Carter said.
Wnrren S. Stone, president of H.e
Ilrotherhooil of Locomotive Mutineers
issued the follow inir statement retrnrd.
inn the I'hicimo switchmen's strike.
"The strike of I'liicniro switchmen
is illcsrnl und will lie so considered
hv the emri liners'- brotherhood."
GRANDMA NEVER LET
HER HAIRGET GRAY
She Kept Her Locks Dark and
Glossy, with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.
"vrhen you darken your hair with
Rairo Tea and Sulphur, no ono can
tell, bocause It's done bo naturnllv, so
evonly. PrepariiiK thin mixture,
thoiiRh, at homo Is mussy and trouble
some. At little cost you can buy at
any drug store tho ready-to-use prep
aration, Improved by the addition of
other Iturrcdlents railed "Wyeth's Sape
and Sulphur Compound." You Just
dampen n sponge or soft brush with
It and draw this through your hair,
taking ono small strand at a time.
By morning nil gray hair disappears,
and, after another application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark
ened, glossy and luxuriant.
Gray, faded hair, though no dis
grace. Is a sign of old age. and as wo
all desire a youthful and attractive
appearance, get busy at once with
Wyeth's Ssgo and 8ulphur Compound
nnd look years younger. This ready-to-use
preparation Is a delightful toi
let requisite nnd not a medicine. It
Is not Intended for the cure, mitiga
tion or prevention of disease.
PAPER ENTHUSES
OVER JIGGS PLAY
A .ilh rolliokintr, tuneful show is
"JlriiiL'inir I'd Father in Societv,"
which heiran a single week's eniruue
meiit at the Saoy Theater last even
ing to u hxrim and appreciative au
dience. The droll characters made famous
in the columns of "The Kxninincr"
lhroiiLrh the cartoons of Geortre Me
Manus, were all present in tho flesh,
including the henpecked Jitrirs Ma
honey, feelingly played hv Pete Cur
ley; his militant hotter two-thirds,
Mairie, cjeverlv enacted hv Joseph
ine Sahel, and Dintv Moore, inter
preted hv Lee Allen.
iJinty Moore's noiseless soup spoon,
financed hv Jitrtrs. was irrcntlv in e"i
dence and tho man of many voices,
Krcd Huberts, was a feature. This
vocalist sinjjs in a childish treble, an
ULTooalde tenor and also bass and his
(KEROSENE)
HEAT and LIGHT
A CLEAN ECONOMICAL FUEL FOR
Oil C00KST0VES. HEATERS & LAMB
, STANDARD OIL COMPANY,
V (CALIFORNIA) J
W. 10. Walker, Special Agent Stan
dard Oil Co., Medford, Ore.
impersonation of different classes of
singers made a hit.
There is a lively chorus flint shows
iiood stniro manuLreiueiit and the piece
is full of eutchv songs and lively mu
sic. There is not a dull moment in
"Hrint'iiiff Up Father in Society" and
the Savoy should he crowded nil
week. San Francisco Examiner,
March 30, 11)20.
"lirinirincr Up Father'' will lie at the
Pnire Thursday niuhl. April 8.
.SB
After you eat always take
EATON I C
(Tor your stomachs sakQ
Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloated Cm
Feeling. Stopt indigestion, food touring, re
peating, and all the many miseries caused by
Acid-Stomach
EATONICU the beat re mod v. Teninf thou
sand! wonderfully benefited. Positively ffuar
anteed to please or we will refund money.
Call and get a big box today. You will ih
Hfcpth's Dnin Rtrwn. Mprtfnrri. flrpnnn
Patrons
Mark This
Kill 100 per ct.
So will you.
WALLY REID in
Hawthorne of the TJ. S.
A comedy drama that is ns
clean ns a whistle.
MANN'S The best goods for the price.lno matter what the price MANN'S
Out qf a Clear Sky
A Meteoric Sale
More Than $25,000.00
Worth of Men's Things
On Sale Saturday at
About Half Price
Vaitie-siving preccdeuls arc set t naught with this wonderful
sale. We know, yon know, everybody knows, the condition of the
market, affecting men's things. This big sale is for everybody. Wp
want the widest possible distribution of its economies. "
The merchandise, of which there is over $2",000 worth, is of
STANDARD QUALITY, STAPLE, RELIABLE AND
DESIRABLE
No old junk bought for a sale but
NEW CRISP UP-TO-DATE MERCHANDISE, BOUGHT AT
SUCH A LOW PRICE THAT THE SAVINGS ARE
ASTOUNDING
We know the men of Medford will appreciate this sale, which will
enable them to reduce the High Cost of Living by supplying all
their needs
AT BEFORE THE WAR PRICES
COME EARLY AND OFTENREMEMBER THE PLACE
Mann's Annex
Next to Schieffelin's Old Stand
PAGE
Thursday
Night
April I
TAKE THE KIDDIES TO SEE JIOUS. BE WILI URIXG JOV TO
THEIK LITTLE HBAHTS.
Prices 50c, 77c, $1.00, $1.50, plus
selling, llox office open 112 to 4
30 PEOPLE.
A.
LIBERTY
COMING ROBT. WARWICK
T!IK hCS SHOW OF THE
8-iiUdi; IM..VI MISS IT.
SICE .IK. OS AMVK, THH.V .
TI6V TOST')!' UAltiMIXG!
IT CAXT Bii DOXK.
10 per cent win- tax. Scats now
5 to 7.
21 MUSIC NLMBERS
You'vo got i
Only Today '
ixinl Tomorrow
tprttQ this.
MACK SENNETT'S ?
Favorites in an amuzing bedlam of
fun, "THE STAR HOAIBDKlt." "