Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 08, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE THR1B Advises Ordinary Buttermilk far Wrinkles ' and Enlarged Pores 'Jills tiood xookliix lpung olluui I'sos Old Timo liotiiN ot itutterinilb Cream in a Sew Vi(.v ; G'cutle -Mussoge ith Finjtcrs licforo item ing All J lint is. Xaccssnry. i The old-time oppllc a 1 1 o n o f Buttermilk and Cream to whiten and preserve the skin and remove harsh little wrin kles and ugly sal lowness Is grand mother's recipe a n d ,w o m e n throughout the country are again using it to ensure a beautiful complexion and . snow white hands and arms. OButtermilkliowever, Is not always obtainable, but a specialist has at last perfected a method of concentrating buttermilk and combining it with a perrect cream, which you can buy in small quantities ready to use at any first class drug store by simply asfc- ing ror "Howard's Buttermilk tream. : , fl'here is no secret about it nor is there any doubt about the result it Just common-'ordinary buttermilk in the form of a wonderful cream, gen tly massaged with the finger tips around the 'corners of the eyes and month. Howard Bros. Ohomical Co Buffalo, N. Y. , Adv. FIGHT IS STARTED I TO DECLARE PAGE TUESDAY NI&ET APRIL 13 RKAT SATK MONOAY Prices BOc, 77c' hud $1.00 '; . Phis War i'uv, . .' Over Twice as Njfany to Educate Put Only Half as Much Money to Educate, With That is why the Oregon Agricultural College, the State University, and the Normal School cannot maintain them selves on the old bas(s. . In 1913 they they .' , - -., , . . Had Only 2250 Students, but They How Have 5400 Students , I,;5 ' In addition, their income in 101ft had twlco the buying power of their in come in 1020, duo to the worldwide rise in costs ovor which of course they could huvo no control, The foregoing is one of many equally good reasons why you should vote for the Jligher Educational relief bill at the election on Jlay 21. Save the quality of higher education iin Ore gon, and give YOUR boy and girl, and YOVll XEIGHBOK'S, their right ful educational heritage. Adv. Paid advertisement inserted by Colin Dymcnt in behalf of the Joint Alumni Relief Committee for Higher Educa tion In Oregon, 514 Pitt Portland. . ttock Block, Blouse Sale Friday and Saturday APRIL 9 and 10 33 Off We have about 3 dozen Drum- mer's Samples in Georqctte Blouses, which will be sold ' 33 1-3 PEFLCENT OFF , FRIDAY AND, SATURDAY Vanity Shop Next Rialto Theater. WASHINGTON, .Apf II v?. declar ing that the war with Germany was over and that congress must assert the fact. Chairman Campbell, of the rules committee opened in-the -house today the fight for adoption of tho joint resolution declaring the state of war at un end. The debate will close late tomorrow to be followed by a vote. The first phase of the battle began on presentation of the special mlo limiting debate to nine hours. Four hours were allowed for discussion of the rule, tho. vote on which will give the" first test of strength. ., Mr. Campbell said tho people wero wearied by a your and a half of II fo under: an executive with war powers in timoof peace and longed for the freedom of a government with three separate and independent 'branches. Passage of tho resolution, he. con tinued, would put the United States back on a normal basis. He added that grave domestic questions' made the proposed action imperative1. "The war is ever," ho declared. "That' is known by everyone. Con gress Is therefore within, its rights in dccluring a state ot war no longer exists." Autocratic war powers are gulling to a free people in time of peace. It is the duty of congress to withdraw from tho president the. powers granted to him for war pur poses. We take no powers from him that belonged to him in time of peace. . "No one has suggested a possible justification. or excuse for resuming a state of war with Germany or fdr continuing war powers in tho presi dent. IIo is left with the utmost free- dom to negotiate a treaty with the advice and consent of the Bcnate, as provided, in the plain terms of the constitution." 'Representative Pou, "North CaVo Una, ranking democrat on the rifles commltteo, made the first address in opposition to the resolution, which he characterized as "the peace humbug to be debated for two days." Passage of the measure, he declared, "would be playing Germany's hand," ptr. ipou charged that the republi cans were seeking to make political capital for the next campaign and wore offering the resolution as an ox-: cuse for broken party pledges. Howls from republicans greeted bis state ment that tho measure wag designed to embarrass President Wilson arid they were renewed whon he said the president ."had no selfish ambitions News of the passage by the houso ot the "miserable, makeshift," peace resolution, he declared, would be more welcome in Germany than any since the announcement of the sen ate's failure to ratify the treaty. The resolution is "a business pro position from stnrt to finish, -'liepre- ASPIRIN FOR -HEADACHE .... Name "Bayer" is on Genuine Aspirin say Bayer" . r: Tnsfst on "Bavcr TnbU'la .of Aspirin" In a "Bayer packiigo," containing proper directions for Ue.ndaclu', Colds, Pain, Neuralgia, Lumbjgo, ami Rheumatism. Namp' ''Buyer' means .genuine' .Aspirin pr$$aritad by physicians fur nineteen yeupi. -Hanqy ,tin boxes of 12 tablets, coat .few.cens. Aspirin w trade mark, of -Bayer Manufacture of Jloaoacetic-' acidestcr of Salieylieacid. , J . .. !! " ... ' ' "H' sentative Snell. republican, York, declared.;. "It is what American people demand." New tho Mrs. O. S. Welchei- was taken to the Dow hospital last Thursday und underwent a serious operation on Friday. She is doing nicely and her many friends hope for her speedy re covery. ' A number ot ranchers in this dis trict have been hauling wood from the siding at Seven Oaks. The wood was shipped in from. Hugo. 3Ir. and Mrs. Glenn Sigel of Port land, who have been spending tho winter in California, are expected hero the last of the week for a few days visit with the Herbert Clarke family. Mrs. Charles Murray and little son ot fort-land are the guests of her sis ter, Mrs. Sam Anderson. Mrs. Mur ray has visited here often before and has made many friends in this vicin ity. " Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Dodge and daughter of 'Medford, were Sunday evening dinner guests at the H. H. Clarke home. Mr. and M'rs. Wm. Thompson en tertained at dinner Monday ovenlng the MisseB Hamilton of JVledford. I .Miss Hazel Taylor and mother were Easter guests at the F. M. Pal mer home. i Miles Tetherow, with a force of men and tennis, is putting the school house rood in flna shape. It is a much needed improvement as the road has been nearly impassable in places during the rainy season. A. K. & A. M. ; A Ing, April 9, 7:30 p. m. Work ryr for1 kodse 103; Friday cven- Special Communication Mcd- ln M. M. decree. Refreshments. By orderjjfthe.V. M. L. WILLIAMS. This Will Astonish ' ' ' ' . . . jytedfqrd People The quick action of simple witch hazel, camphor, hydrastls, etc., as mixed In Lavoptik eye wash, will Bur prise Medford people. One girl with weak, strained eyes was helped by a single application. Her mother could hardly sew or read because of eye pains. In one week she too was bene fited. We guarantee a small bottle of Lavoptik to help ANY CASE weak, strained or inflamed eyes. Aluminum eye cup FREE. Medford Pharmacy, Main and Central. Adv. ANTHONY HOPE NOVEL ' ' 0N LIBERTY SCREEN Ever read "Captain Dieppe" bv An J lliony Hope? If you did, -you'll bo ulud-to know that it's now a I'lirn-, niount-Arteraft picture, sturrinir Hub ert Warwick. "And Adventure' in Hearts" is the tjm title. Ij.' vou didn't read it, take our word for it tlint : jts a. trcnuinelv thrilling roninnnc Lots of action nml adventure. We!re snowing it tomorrow and Saturday ut the Liberty theulre. ' The mnst rojnnnlio fifrure in motion pictures in one of i lie most romantic stories ever written I That's what we have at .the Liberty tomorrow and Saturday. "An Adventure in Hearts" is tlio storv, and it's by Anthony I lope. Jtajor .Robert .Warwick is star. It's a modern story not cos tume, but it's full of excitement mid action and love and all the tiling, that make pictures interestinsr. tUKU)rr(lov;nmirfjt liuiliovul iol' the organization .of labor unions would be isiven for the first time in Japiinumler n new bill drawn lip by Hie departniunt'of cmiineivo for suli inission lo the present session of the dipt. 'J,'ho irovernnionl proposes, .how ever, to, .reiriilntu, ri'slyW't and to a certain, cxtcnt.-.otlicru'ise control jhe operations of the unions which niiht be organized uiider the proposed law. Onq qf tlje , reKiilatiiin whicl) l)ns itfouscd. criticiijin pi ovules Unit when a union or any nrafi or, trade udouls a resolution that runs ciiuntor to liiw or is considered to he detrimental to public intoj-est or fails, to perform wuit is, roiiuired gf it by , the adiuiii fstrative aiitliuritieH, IJieso uiltbori ti'H, m'uv. KniijelUie resolution pr.(U solve.tlio, unfpn. ., ' ',' "'' ;, "Unions' jqf , various tra.ijes yoiijd .e liorinitlcd ti) ftjrii a federation ,of unions only .woviiled 'it' '.rules .and rvKiiliitions. vc-f.e..,subii!itted i)id ap I'Vovcd ,bv "Hie proper, uiitl'mritioo." . .llerctotVire, ,,, Japanese , ,,vvi)ikiu,en have mostly been piuunizcd in miilils, altlioiiKb nil . (iss4ciated lubpr iiion was ,in e.xistenre in 'Pojiio .(Huvrjv year ..itjro. '. Supporters,,, of -tlio,, pro IW."d law..8ay,..i)B' novei-niuent. ,uiu,st .tnko t'ie )jlnc0 of, uiipld.ijjd "uuii tfirs ilud udviso and restrain the (oikiucn uiitil they shall huvo trnijfl expcrieice in tio operations of ,i!ieir unions. . , , ' ' CHiNESE RIGHTS TO i, . .;,'!"..jW(rtMm, i ; - i. : - WnKd use br the Hdalth Contro, Saturday mornings, 1(00111,7, Sparta building.' Watch tho posters. COUNTY PU-BilC.' il)3AbTH ASS'N. -. ,;;,;..,.'..,: ... v;,,v 1 ?,',' .For Sulo-Llvcstock WK WILL -PUT OUT ON SHARES " several fine ewes: Rosenberg Bros., Medford Hotel. . . 17 PKKIXU. Miireli-ill. (Rv the As sociated l'ross) -.Restoration to ('hina without ooinpensiitioii of t!u Chinese Kustcrn railroad and all ii)iu ing and forestry conecssi 111s and privileges seized by t lie former Kus sian uupcrial regime. Alexander. Kor enskv, (jcniTuls lliirvulli uud Seine nol'f and Adiuiral Kolebuk, is an nounced in a note to the Chinese tov ernnient from soviet authorities ut Irkutsk. Tho nole also remnuu'es imiel'nitics arising out of the Boxer rebellion. The Chinese foroiun offieo is not inclined to take Hie conimiiiiiuution seriously, doubting the authority of (be Soviets- to make renunciations. . MllAVACKKi:7 Vis7Ap7il 8. On' totals compiled from partial or com plete returns of :I8 comities. La Fo lelte candidates to the national re publican convention still maintain 11 luud over Governor 1'liilipp and oilier adherents of uu uniiislruiited deleu-it-lion. The vote follows: I La Follete slalo Thompson, 4!), 024 : Gross, 47,"7ti ; Illaine, 17,;V'.i; Krunirey, 4u,:tbli. l.'ninstiiictcd list l'hilipp, 33.0M1 : Hiitton 2U.70?; liosshuril, 28,07b; West, 2Q,'M'2. Independent cnmlidatqs Si'liultz (Lit Follette) 19,210; Strange (Wood; 7,880. .The I.11 Usst returns indicate tlio Ln Follette, .adbea-onts deleiiiition will number at least 211. CohsistentRigh iCaliy- , The resources, expeirfehce, knowledge and equip ment of the Standard Oil Company combine to make Zerolene. They insure a product of uniform high quality. Use Zerolene for the Correct XubricaUon of your automobile, truck or tractor. STANDARD OIL COMPANY Inamorata; How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars "Reward far any caao of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Cnturrh Wmliclno. Hall's Catarrh Medliif'd has been tnlccn by. catarrh cuttertjra tor tho past thirty five years, aud has become known as the moat rtillaUe ronu-dy for. Catarrh. Hall's Catairb ftedlclno acts thru tho Blood ci tho Jlucoua surfaces, expellme the Poi son from- tlio Iilcod and Ucallnff the dls eased portions. , . ' After you. havo takon Hall's Catarrh Medicine Tor a short tlmo you will si-c ft greut ImtiTovement ln your Rcnornl ealth Start luklnff Hail's Catarrh Modi, cine at one and fret rid of catarrh. Send for testtnionlal!'. freo. . P. J. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo. Ohio. PnM hv nil l"rn"nts. 7BC ' lA grade for each fype.of engine W. . Special Agent1, Standard Oil Co.f Medford Films Developed FREEjf Until April 15 wo -will dovolop all Kodak Films F4SEE wheri (Jrij.er -V Ore given for-prlnta to lie1 mado -troni-.tb ilmsi -Itoular jrlcea ' nn nil nrlitllntr ' ' " . '' . ' ' "" AGENTS FOR TI1R KAST5IAN KODAKS " '...-., '! -''' ... nniph wpoiifoi'd) , c)l:&ie&iaimaei, ' rroprictor .1 lllllllllllllllllllllllll I Spring Garments! i.'.'i Spring Fabrics! Spring Footwear! I Distinctive Spring Suits Delightfully adapting the Pa risian motle to the American taste! . Specially priced for Monday at $45 $49.50 $55 $75 ' and up to $195 for the ' S Latest Novelties'' 111 I , .Eeryjpenareal; 'Ja FiUed':ith-New Merchandise for Spring Buyng at Prices the Lowest '(' 5. 5 V f, ' 'i :.(. .," - '- fl- . - . .-.': ., - , -i. . .1 . . , j .. Ji - -.1 ,.. , Spring Coats An excellttot assortment of tlic new sprhig models. Short or thre-quartcr lengths, . smartly styled from silvertoue, ..polo cloth, velour and heather mixtures;, either self or leath-: er holts; "popular' mddels and (colors in an array most pleas ing. See them here tomorrow. $98.50 to $75.00 ' 1 Wo mens Dresses at Economy Prices ' $25.00 to $67.50 Wo are showing , the i popular fabrics in these danty dresses ! , crepe dc chine, taffeta, gcor gette, satin, trieotinc and serge ' models in cithor long ior sho'.'t sleeves; the wanted colors, ' :: "Popular Prices '" ' r 1 GijpgKams REGULAR 45c VALUES I . Only 39c Stripes, plAids and cliccks, in both Igbt and medium . HI colorings; a most pleasing assqrtinqnt at a saving - 1 Corduroys I -". $2.25 32-inch Corduroy for Sport H Coats, Skirts and Outing H Wear. Specially priced at H $2.25' '"' Ne w Spring Lo w Shoes Foe Ladies .Ladies' Pumps, Kid, iVench Heels $8.75 Ladies' Tics,, Kid, French' Heols .J... ; :..$9,50 , i . - - - - Ladies' Oxfords, Kid, Mili tary Heel. :......$9.50 Ladies' White Nubuck,' Mili tary Heel ..... ,.....$8f95 Ladies' Canvas, Military , Heel :.....: .,....$6.25 Lades'1 Kid Pumps, French Heels $10.75 : Qt Titne II I - Children's Shoe Sale Children's Kid Button Shoes 51o to 8 $2.19 and $2.25. Children's Kid Button Shoes 8t2 to 11 $2.98 to $3.25 Children's Kid Button Shoes llio td 2 $3.25 to $3.98 Children's Gun Metal Shoes . 5y2 to 8 $2.25 and $2.49 Children's Gun Metal Shoes, 8'3 to 11 $2.75 to $3.00 Children's dun Metal Shoes 111, to 2 $3.39 to $3.98 voiles ;. n LOVELY -VOILES j , r ONLY 98c ; j New arrivals in toipsi com- prehensivo assortincnt, in- Ij eluding the latest patterns ' -gs i-' '-. :-. . -. .... iiliflaxons as well as voiles, , -.g. We offer them under prico. ' s ; . ,! r. ,j ... ;:..v-,M-.i,j I j FRENCH VOJLE3, , .; Large shipnmit.of .enqh , ,fc Voiles , hi dark giouud pat-., , tei-ris. Specially; priced 't :, 9S $1.49 .$1.79 $1.98 EE 1 I Boys' Suits Bctjicr, bov's sijits.,ca,n,l)'y purchased here .formless,, .money. ' . ' .-' $12.00 $13.50 :$i500 You will find sliopping here a paying proposition for you our prices are lowest . i mm wm riiM OS r .rri i :s 3 E-3 i BEPARTMENTSME Great assortment of Sport , ouks juscrepeivea. r or pporr, x Skirts , c; I c 1 1 lllllllllllllllllllllliilllilllllllllllW