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MAlfj OUIUJtS ItKC'li NOW
DApp MONDAY
rAvL APRIL 26
Curtain 8:30
Direct from a ICccord Kim at
Kan FniiM'iwco
MARGARET
in the play that has
CREATED A POSITIVE
FURORE
"The
Woman
of Bronze"
(ircnlcst, Jlniinnllc Triumph of
thu Past Decade.
l)y Puul Koster (from tho
French)
llnw to Nernio Tickets Xoiv:
Address letters, make checks,
postoffico money orders to (.!.
A. limit, Mgr. l'ngo tlioaler.
Add 10 por cent wur tax to
price ticket desired, lucloos
self-addressed mumped envel
ope. ' Eve's Kloor, $2.r,0. llalcony
4 .rows t-. 4 at $ 1.50, :1 at $1;
finllery, reserved, at. r, lie
LIBERTY
Q
TONIGHT
LAST TIME
MARGUERITE
CLARK
A G I R L
NAMED MARY
Starts
Tomorrow
For Three Days
DOROTHY
DALTON
"Hia Wife's Friend"
LIBERTY
ANGLIN
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FIRS! FROST ON
E
So far as reports hail been re
ecived at the comity intent's ofi'c
up to early this afternoon, the heavy
frost of Sunday morning did no eon
sidornblo damage, ulthouirh a mini
nimn temperature of 127 degrees was
reached ill Medl'ord nnd imniedie.le
vicinity, and of 2't degrees in the
Pear Creek and Central Point sec
lions. It was the first heavy frost
of tile season and smudging was gene
ral in Hie valley. A number ot
ori'liardists, including tho Hear Creek
orchard, began smudging at midnight
and kept it up until all -danger was
past in the morning.
The escape from n killing frost was
very fortunate as it looked for sonic
time as though the mercury would
drop to 'JO degrees, hut it stopped
Calling at 4 a. in., at 27 degrees mid
held there. Jt seems that most
orchards of the valley can stand a
temperature of '2'j or 120 degrees with
out damage.
Sunday n killing frost for the val
ley was predicted by the San Fran
cisco weather bureau for this morn
ing, greatly worrying the orchardists,
hut lifter lliis prediction was re
ceived, a wanner wuvestruck the val
ley and hence Frost Expert Young
was able to give out the welcome news
in the evening that all danger was
past.
17 ARE KILLED IN
LITTLK HOCK, Ark.. April 10
Suvcnteen persons were killed ami
probnhlv u score seriously injured
during tho storm which swept throuuh
(ho northwestern part of tin; .slate
Inst nidit.
LITTLK HOCK, Ark., April 10.
A score, of people were, killed and
many injured in storms which swcpl
several counties in northwest Arkan
sas Inst nijj'ht, according to messages
received over demoralized wire serv
ice. At Harkoy valley, 32 miles north
of Onnville, seven people, six of thorn
members of one i'nmilv, were reported
killed with many persons hurt and
at. lliekevville sixteen miles south of
Clnrli.sville, three., persons were re
ported killed mid many hurt.
VICTOR BURSELL FOR
The latest addition to tho list of
county candidates is Victor Bursoli,
who asks for the nomination tor
coinilv commissioner on the republi
can ticket. This makes thrco candi
dates for this office.
ill'. Ilursell has lived in .laekson
county 117 years, and at present owns
a fine farm between Medford anil
Central Point, where he recently built
a new home. lie understands the
needs of the farmers, stockmen and
business men of the county mid
stands for a practical adiiiinistralion
of Mount v affairs, lie is a good rimds
enthusiast, has niade a study of the
saine, and has built, at his own ex
pellee, a good gravel road from hit
ranch to the county road.
LATEST NEWS
OF THE STATE
rOKTLANI), Ore., Aprl .1!). Two
years in state's prison was the sen
tence imposed here today upon Joseph
Lnmidv, convicted April A of viola
tion of the state criminal syndicalism
act.
SALKM. the.. April 19. - Chester
Harness, a trusty, employed at tiiv
wood camp of the state penitentiary,
escaped early today. Harness is
vears old mid under sentence from
Baker county J'rom two to five vears
tor hurylarv.
SALKM', Ore., April 1!) O. l Hot!
slate treasurer, it is understood, was
one of the wilncs.se called he! ore the
Marion county irrand iurv today when
it met to continue investigation of
alleged houd transactions hot ween the
treasurer's office and a Portland
brokerage firm.
NEW R. R. STRIKE THREATENED
(Continued from Page One)
manenlly the places of strikers who
tailed to report up to yesterday noni.,
Mr. Mautell said.
All railroads in this section coin
menced to mow freight from hadh
congested terminals todav. Yirttie.'h
normal paoicier schedule- were
maintained.
The Hudson tubes, connecting Man
hattan and New Jersey cities wet
still lied up.
The federal unnid iurv was eon
vened at Newark. J., today to con
sider alleged radicj'l activities anion.:
(lie strikers,
Margaret Anglin Who Comes to the
Page Theatre in "A Woman of Bronze"
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OFFICIAL REPORT
WASHINGTON, April 10. The pa
tient, long suffering, hard working,
and oft ridiculed army, mule has at
list come to his enconi in an appre-
iation from the nuartermaster gene
ral.
"The low down," on the army mule
came today in an oiiicuu pumn :ai.u.
There were more than 4.",()(l() of him
engaged with the iirmv overseas, and
more than 100,000, with the troops in
the United States, and the arinv mule
lived "P to his established reiiutat'on
for enduring, sacrificing and dying
like a soldier.
Thev were not all American mules.
Seven thousand came from Kngbind
and HOOD from rrunco and aiiotuer
11,000 from Spam.
"There was no comparison, savs
the (piartermastcr generals an
nouncement, "between the small and
poorly nourished mule secured in
Spain, and those purchased in south
ern France and the powerful, upstand
ing, inealv-noscd product of the mid
dle west.
"Tbede were limes during the final
stages of the world war when it was
focessarv to keep mules on the move
'18, til) and sometimes 712 hours, with
hnrdlv more than a pause. Then it.
was possible to feed only .". sina'l
amount of grain and a few handfuIN
of hay. ruder this strain the mule
went forward, giving bis all uncimi-plaiiiiuglv.
I . 1. .. I .. I I ly-
run when hitched to a wagon, but in
variably iloes no Jiai'iu to himself ov
the wagon. When tired he makes his
loudilioii known bv uiiltling. How-
ever, tins i ii ii J : t
did not conic to the
I'nro (hi rim: liiu
In vs ot St. .Mihieh
juhI in (hii Arirtiini
A muni nuinv Ijinntu's Uwao ilv- 1
df voted to their horses sav "jrosh j
darn a male anyway," on ireneral pnu-
mile, lint the annv loves and iiilmires
liiin for services rendered and would !
like to see lnru net the (tiMmmuMi
service ind:il. !
SAIjKM, Ore., April VX -An m -
plication hns Ihmmi tiled with (lie stat.
eni:inecr hv the (irants Tass irria-j
tion district for the appropriation of j
i00 second feet of water from Koue!
Kiver for the development of power!
with which to operate pumps in eon-1
licet inn with the irrigation of land I
within the irriiratinn district.
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Mustcrole' Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints Drives Out Pain
You'll know why thousands use
Mustcrole once you experience tho
glad relief it gives.
Get a jar at once from the nearest
drug store. It is a clean, white oint
ment, made with the oil of mustard,
lictter than a mustard plaster and does
not blister. Wrings case and comfort
while it is being rubbed on I
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millionsot jars arc
used annually for bronchitis, croup, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu
matism, lumbago, painsand aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest ( it often prevents pneumonia).
30c and 60c jars; hospital size 5S2.O0.
l tie nunc nan ainvs ui-cii '"'".o
(lie credit of having his full uuola j IeS
of brains, but at times it seemed l"'1
had more than bis share, lie niav!c!
ifii
TAX IS DECLARED
L
WASIIUMGTOX, April 19. Tho
supremo court today held unconsti
tutional tho New ilexlco state act of
l!ll!) levying an exciso tax upon tho
sale and use of Rasollno insofar as it
affects gasoline still in the original
containers in which it was shipped
into tho state.
WASHINGTON, April 1!). In de
ciding a belated appeal, tho supremo
court today held- that transportation
by tho owner of intoxicating liquors
into a dry stato by means of his own
automobile was a violation of the
Iteed "bone dry" amendment. The
opinion was rendered in government
appeals from federal court decrees
quashing part of an indictment
Mgaiust Kverett I. Simpson, who was
charged with carrying intoxicants
from Wyoming into Colorado.
Associate Justice Van Dcvantor, in
rendering tho opinion, said tho tak
ing of intoxicants from ono state to
another was interstate commerce, no
matter how transported.
Murder Conviction Stands.
WASIIIXtiTON. April 111. Con
viction in New Mexico of K. W .Hlau
cett on charges of murdering Civile
lleArniour will stand as a result of
the supreme court's action today in
dismissing appeals brought bv him.
Itlaneelt was sentenced to death.
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THE SENIOR CLASS OF
Will present
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"A BACHELOR'S
- - - - ROMANCE"
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Because of the switchmen's strike
there is a shortage of casolino in
the city, which bids fair to become
acute if the railroad freight embargo
continues. The situation is such as
to cause auto owners to worry, and
tho fact that there is u shortage of
gasoline in California makes the out
look .somewhat dubious for ample gas
supply this summer, if tho present
situation is not remedied.
The Associated Oil company ran
completely out of gasoline Saturday,
but received a car load this morning.
and hns three more cars en route if
the railroad situation permits them
to get through. The Standard Oii
compnnv has only enough on hand to
supply its own regular customers, ur.d
therefore refused to sell any to the
customers of the Associated com
pany's service stations Saturday ur.d
Sunday.
TOTAL LOSS DUE TO
T. CONTROL
. TO OYER ONE BILLION
WASHINGTON, April li)! Total
loss to the government growing out
of federal control of the railroads
was estimated todav bv the house ap
propriations committee at $1,112!),
000,000. This includes the $12125.
000,000 estimated ns guarantees to
the roads under the terms of the
transportation aet-
WASHINGTON. April 19. Reduc
tion of $:IO,000,0(IO in the $-120,000,-000
asked bv the railroad adminis
tration to wind mi its affairs was
made today bv the house appropria
tions committee. The new appropria
tion would bring the total funds
granted Ibe railroad administration
to $1,780,000,000.
DONT PUT OFF
It's the neglected cold, cough,
tender throat or tonsils, that
debilitate and leave the body
disposed to serious germ
diseases. i.
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
should be taken at the first sign
of lowered resistance, cold or
cough. The energizing virtues
ot Scott's bring essential
nourishment and help to
the weakened system.
Give Scott's a trial.
acett & Bowuc, nioomSeld, N. J,
IANNOUNGEMENT P
A clever, humorous comedy of a bachelor
who fell in love with his beautiful ward
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FOUR BIG ACTS
is a show in itself, bubbling over with humor and fun
at the
Theater April 23 I
it! It's the event of the season. And the tickets arp nnlv
viviiv Vkj JLXXy
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1 ii i ii 111 in min H h i mi mi mi i hi itn i
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IN BY TONIGHT
The office of the Chamber of Com
merce will be open this evening to
permit the return of the road bond
petitions which must he presented to
the county .commissioners tomorrow
(Tuesday) morning.
It will be necessary that all who
have petitions turn them in at this
time, ns it is far better to have too
many signers to the petitions thnn
not enough. The next few days will
be taken up bv the county authori
ties checking up the signatures and
their next act will bo to dace tho
measure upon the ballot.
All who arc interested in road con
struction nnd who have not signed
MlssiiR any ItiiiHo
program is unwise.
TODAY AND
TOMORROW ONLY
BLIND
HUSBANDS
lleing the story of a
"flannel nightie" hus
band, his wife and a love
' buzzard.
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Sunsliino
"llcr Privnto
COM I. NO!
"The ireat
Air
ltolibery"
R I ALTO
PAGE
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Curtain 8:15 sharp
THE GRIPPING Pi AY OF
THE
MOST
FASCINATING
MysTERy pLAy
EVER WRITTEN.
i ' the New yoRK
L coMPwy WITH
i".aj AiRU(e m, s u eiu
"Wonderful play and cast," verdict last night's big audience.
Portland Oregonian, April 16th.
Sents Xow Selling Floor $2.00.
war tax, .
MEDFORD HIGH
their class play
in -
3C
the petition may do so at the Chami
her of Commerce thin evening, ',1 4
CALOMEL!
It's Mercury I Quick
silver I Shocks the
Liver Danger 1
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You have a throbbing sensation in your t.
heaj, a bad taste in your mouth, your
eyes burn, your skin is yellow, with
dark rings under your eyes; your lips V
are parched, your bowels are constipated.
Ko'woncler you feel foggy, mean and ill-
tempered. You need Cascarets tonight.
Don't continue being a bilious nuisance 1.
to yourself and those who love you, and I
don't resort to harsh physicB that irri-
tate and injure. Bomcmbor that most
disorders of the stomach, liver and i
bowels aro ended by morning with y
gentle, harmless Casoarets they work J
whila you ileep, neror grip,, shock, 5
sicken or inconvenience you. They're f
grand!
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Comedy
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present
llalcony $1.30, $1.00, 50c, plus
SCHOOL
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