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' BTEDFUKi? MjOB TRIBUTE. ftTETWRP. OftflfiOy. FRIDAY. 'APRIL 2.0, 1920.
TO COLLECT
BAKING STORIES
Makers of Rvzon to Publish Book
Of Baklnq Experience.
Now York,- April 22. To give
housekeepers throughout the country
a chance to compare experiences In
home baking, the Cenerul Chemical
Company will issue u booklet of ac
tual experiences with Hyzon Baking
Powder. So striking has been the
succesB of women with this baking
powder In the two million American
homes where the Kyzon lluking Book
is used, that the manufacturers have
decided to publish u number of Ky'
zon experiences us told by the women
themselvoB.
.Manuscripts should bo written on
one Bide of the paper only and sent
with the name and address of the
writer to the rood Department, Cien-
erul Chemical Compuny, 2fi Broad
Street, New York, N. Y., before June
1.
This Is not a prize contest, but all
accounts published will bo puid for
according to their merit at ratos
ranging from S!i to $r0 each. Kvery-
one who sends an account of ltyzon
experiences will recoivo a copy of the
new hook when It Is published.
The accounts should be concise
and at the sumo tlmo include all in
terestlng detailB from the time the
recipe was mixed according to direc
tions in the ltyzon Baking Hook to
the time the finished dish was
served.
Tito now Ryzon flaking Book (orlg
Inn! price 1 1.00), containing 250
practical recipes, will be mailed,
postpaid, upon receipt of 30 cents in
mumps or coin. Or ff you will pur
chase two or more pounds of ltyzon
at once from your grocer, sending
ua hlB namo und address promptly
we ' will mall you a Kyzon Baking
Book froe. General Chemical Co.,
Food Department, 20 Broad St., New
York, N. Y. Adv.
E
I BE
FATHER
GRAMMER
(Xoii-Hccturimi)
Divine Healer
i
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Of Colorado, of 25 years ago, and
styled by tho newspapers "the
world's greatest dlvlno heulor" has
hoen drawing great crowds at tho
People's Auditorium In Portland,
Grand Opera Houso in Snlem, and
EilReilo and othor places, and healing
hundreds of people of all kinds of
diseases. Ho cnrrlcs records of mnuy
wonderful caBos of healing from l)en
vor, Seuttlo, Salem, Eugene and
many other places.
In tho Inrger places crowds aro Do
ing turned away from tho . opera
houses and hotels dally, unable to see
him on account of flio rush. Some
have waited as high as four days to
get to boo him. (Ho Is provntled upon
almost every avatlahlo moment to go
out In autos and taxies to see those
who aro unubla to come, or be
brought to htm.
Tho Father will bo at Hotel Nash,
Mcdford, Saturday, April 24, to May
1. All who wish to bo healed may
boo him, 10 to 12 a. m. und 2 to 4 p.
in. dally.
Father will begin his course of lec
tures ut Moose Hall, Sunday, Apr. 25,
ut 7:45. Admission free. AH invit
ed. Subject, "The Sacred Fire." Adv.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
TTorb cure for onrut'ht licminchc. Cftt
nrrh, illpthtTlii, muv throat, ImiK trouble.
ktilni'Y trouhU, stomach triuihlo, hnirt
tioubli1, chills tin,! f-vtr, frumps, coukIih,
poor rlreiiiiiuon, t-uriiiiTHMt'H. tumors
criickcri Itri'uM, i-ori's all kltuls of goiters
NO OPKItATlONS.
Mi .lforcl, DriKotl. Jun. 13. 1917.
This In to tvrtirv (hat I. tho 'imlcrfllirn.
Kl. hud vt'ry st'Vfre slotnucti troullt and
had Ivocn bolliiTd for virftl yesrs and
Inst August ivim not ixiKctMl to live, nnil
lit'ttrliiK of (Jim Chun, (whose lttrh
Htoni is itt :m Hmilh I' runt mreft, MtHl
ford), 1 dfohlt'il to ttcl hiTbs for mv
Ntonuicb trouble, nncl I HturnM to feollnit
Deltcr tin soon iih i umimi mem nmi tiMny
Hut a well man ami ran hoarttly reioin
rornt iiuyon,' ufflUMoil as 1 was to see
Ulm chtinK and try hi Herbs.
(Hlgneil) W It JOHNSON.
, Witnesses!
' "3'm. Lewis, KiirIo Point,
V. I,, Cllll. belli. IViKle Point.
I. A. An,l,r"H, Me.lfonL
H. B. Holmes, MjiRht Point.
S, K. Atoore. Kuelo Point
. V. Melntyre. Kaitle Point.
Oeo. Von iter Helen, liable Point.
ThnB. K. Niejols. KuKle Point.
The annual meeting of the congre
gation of the First Presbyterian
church held last evening in the cha
pel of tho church was a very happy
occasion for the largo company pres
ent. As tho reports of tho various
societies of tho church wore read it
was evident that notable progress
was being mnde In tho orgunlzed life
of tho church. The session reported
a substantial increase In tho member
ship und a general tone much In ad
vance. Tho outlook for steady growth
Is bright.
Tho trustees added greatly to tho
happiness of the hour when thoy pre
sented tho congregation with a can
colled mortgage for $2500 that has
been hanging over tho church for
eight years. Thoy reported a tie
croase in debts tho past eighteen
months of nearly $5000 leaving tin
church with u debt of less than a
thousand dollars which will be grud
uully reduced during this yeur. They
recommended a raise of $500 in the
salary of tho mlnistor which was vot
ed with manifest enthusiasm.
The Woman's Missionary society
Woman's association, Sunday school
and young ladles' guild all gave re
ports of good work accomplished that
represented earnest and successful
effort. Tho opening of the Presby
terian Club house for young people
was a notublo achievement of the
year. Added equipment will make
this building on tho corner of Holly,
and Ninth streets, the center of help
ful activities.
Tho officers of tho congregation
for the new year aro: Hldors, J. 1
Cooley, E. X. Warner, C. T. Sweeney,
D. W. Luke, C. J. llrommer and Chas
Dunlnp, Deacons and deaconesses,
John Carpenter, Kdgar Wight Bruce
McKoowu, Mrs. E. A. Welch and Mrs.
It. W. Clancy. Trustees, C. E. Gates,
Will Watt, John tloodrlch, C. K.
McDonald and F. J. Ivewman. Mrs.
Frank Isaacs, treasurer.
A commlttea was appointed to
burn the old mortgage during the
morning service next timidity. Mrs
I'runk Isaacs was seloctod to apply
(ho mutch to the document.
FOR DISTRIBUTION IS
HOOVER'S SUGGESTION
lielntive fo the control of market
inir, Mr. Hoover declared:
"We have too mnnv people encmied
in distribution of i'ootl supplies. Thi,
is pitrticultirlv true in the retail busi
ness. The iiiimliers engaged m oik
trihulion have, naturally, increased
rapidly tltirinir the war inflation nml
speculation. In Hiirli period much
profit is earned liv tho simple process
of makinir up tlio prico of iroods on
le shelf to the cost of replacements. :
Mr. Hoover declared in favor of
eo-operativo marketing and said that
us it "docs not reduce mitintivo or
competition, 1 hnvo never seen ih
botrv of socialism in it."
lie u reed nn exhaustive and prat:
ticnl invi'stiirntion of the treat boards
of trade, with n view to extendiniT
their legitimate functions or prevent
ing their abuse.
"We want to improve our machinery
of production and distribution," he
said, '"hut do not want to tear it
down nor do wo want it owned or
run for the benefit of n few. It will
never function on the basis of altru
ism. If we would hnvo it function
properly wo must promote Hint equal
ity of oiiortunitv which allows every
member ol this community to attain
that position to which Ins abilities and
liaructcr entitle him.'' . Oreuon
(i rower.
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
GOOn CLOTH K8
I Slake Them
KLEIN
The
Tailor
Tho I'reshytnrlan Sunday school
will cidebralo with a birthday party
Saturday evening, April 24, from 7
to 9 in honor of tho pupils In the
main room that hnvo hail a birthday
in January, February and March. In
dividual birthday enkes will bo pre
sented. An Interesting program will
be given made up of solos, readings,
and slight of hand performances,
games and a candy pull. Kvery
teacher Is expected to be present and
all pupils aro Invited.
JOYFUL EATING
Unless your food is digested with
out the altermath of painful acidity,
the joy it taken out oi both eating
and living.
HI-MOID
are wonderful In their help to the
stomach troubled with over-acidity.
Pleasant to take relief prompt and
definite.
MADE BY SCOTT A BOWNE
MAKERS OF SCOT T3 EMULSION
.O.O.F.
AI
E
s evidence of the abiding confi
dence which the members of the Odd
Fellows lodge of thU city have In a
prosperous future for Medford, a
deal was closed this week whereby
the lodge acquires the lot on the , cor
ner of Grape and Sixth streetB.
Tho lot is 70 by 110 feet, and, ad
joining tho property now held by the
lodge on which its building is locat
ed, makes a very doslrublo acquisi
tion. .
Tho purchase of the property was
governed by two views, one thut it
was a first-class Investment: second,
that it provldos an excellent location
for a fine lodge building when, in the
future, the order shall feel Justified
in erecting such a homo. It Is con
templated when a new building Is to
be erected, it shall bo an ornament
to Medford and a most satisfactory
home for the local order. For the
present, no changes will be made In
the building now on the premises.
This move reflects tho rapidly
growing interest in the Medford I.
O. O. F. In all its branches. Tho sub
ordinate and Hebekuh brunches
especially have made very substan
tial gains In membership during the
past six months, and are now engag
ed In a good-natured rivalry to see
which shall flrBt reach the two hun
dred mark. '
APPLEGATE BASKET
BALL TEAM DENIES
BUTTE FALLS ITEM
To the Editor:
We feel that the people of the
Appleirate valley (-should have a ehnwe
to defend themselves from an attack
made by Butte -Fulls, through vour
paper, ho wo would be pleased to have
you print the enclosed letter.
LEON OKKKNBACIIER.
To the Butte Falls Correspondent in
The Jfedford Tribune:
Your nnid-nlinuinir item published
in u recent copy of The Tribune iust
came to our attention,, and will say
you don't know what you are talking
about or else have no respect for the
truth. '
Yon stnted our bovs were ex-sol
diers and cowpunchcrs or full urov.n
men from 22 to 31) vears old. which
isn't so. The followine was our line
up: Lester Smith, ii'-'e 18; Kiehnn";
Head. 18; Leon Offenbuclier 1":
ecne Will lti; Lance, Of fenbitcher 1.
All of them are bundi fide hiiih school
students.
You pass the buck to the reteree
and snv what would have har-nened
il -vuu could have hud an even break:
the official record of the game shows
three fouls were called, two on
Applcgute and one on Butte Fulls.
We do not feel that vou Dovs or
principal and school would buck von
in vour assertions, but to make tn
wav clear for vou we will' chullenze
vou to a sumo to bo pluved in Med
ford or Jacksonville with anv compe
tent referee and anv time von wish
if vou will aive us u week's advance
notice. ,
Your boys plavcd like true sports
men and we admired tliem very much,
but to tell the truth nbout ihe Kiunc
won't hurt them nnv.
. LKON OFFKN BA CH Eft.
Captain of A. V. H. S. Basketball
Team.
LAXATIVE
A$et
People
The Itching and Sting
of Blazing, Fiery Eczema
Seems Like the Skin la on Fire,
There is a harassing; discomfort
caused by Eczema tnat becomes
a torture. The itching; is almost
unbearable, and the skin seems
on fire with the burning irri
tation. A euro from local applica
tions of salves and ointments is im
possible, because such treatment
can only allay the pain temporar
ily. The disease can only be
reached by going deep down to its
source.
The source of Eczema is in the
blood, the disease being caused by
an infection which " breaks out
through the skin. That is why the
most satisfactory treatment for all
so-called skin diseases is S. S. S
for this remedy so thoroughly
aleanses the blood that no impuri
ties can remain. Get a bottle to
day, and you will, see results from
the right treatment. Write for
advice. Address Medical Director,
110 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
rwut? nunc r-,ii oaf. is constioatioo. .Thebow-
i els become weak and unable to perform their
functions without aid. For this purpose only
the mildest and gentlest laxative should be used.
The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble
and makes the constipation worse. Chamberlain's
Tablets are a favorite with people of middle age
and older on account of their gentle action.
riiinrtJiiwagaaaroa i im
NEW SCHEDULE INTEEXJRBAN AUTO CO. "
Adopted Monday, March 29.
ASHIAXD MEDKOBD
Daily except Sunday.
Uwe HciKoni 7 : 1 &, 8 :u0, 6 :4fl, 9 :30
10:15 11:00 o. in, 12:00 noon; 12:45, 1:10,
2:15, 3:00, 3:45, 4:30, 6:15, 0:00, 7:00 p. m.
8:45 p. ui. Saturday only; 9:20 p. tu. dully;
10i30 p. m. Saturday only.
Lwc Awhhml 7:15, 8:00, 8:46, 9:30,
10:15, 11:00 a, m.j 12:00 noon; 12:45, 1:30
2:15. 8:00, 3:45. 4:30. 5:15. (1:00, 7:00 p. m.;
8:45 p. m. Saturday only; 0:80 p. in. daily;
12:16 midnight, Saturday only,
Sunday Only
11:00 u. m.; 12 noon; 1:00,
), 5:00, 0:30, 9:30 p. m.
0:00 10:00. 11:00 t. tn.: 19 noon: 1:00.
2 tOO, 8:00, 4:00, 5:60, 0:80, 0:30 p. m.
Waiting Trtom AMnM. Fi SM fhnrmar.
9:00. 10:00.
2:00 8:00, 4:0
Lt Wnilonl 8:00, ,,,), JS:e . ml
13:00 noon: 1:80, 8:00, 4:30. Hits K.
Suturdar onlr T:,0 p. 9t f, pi. itib,
U.turd.7 only 10:30 p. p. . , ,
SatunUr Only '
Lean Jat-kiKmrlllt 7: JO, 8:80, 10:0. 11 :M
. in,; 1:00, 1:00, 8:15, S:00 7:0 f, Bk Btt
urtlay only, 8:00 m.
Svnday Only
I.tar. Kwlford 1:0. 10:0 a. B.l lll
noon; 1:80, i:00. 4:30, 9:3Q lOllO ta.
Lwe Jackaonilllc 10:00, 11:90 a, . !:.
S.0, 4:00, 7:00, 0:40 p. JO,
orflc and welting room Ho 0, fiontfa Frost,
Nash Hotel building. . ,
JacESoOTillt Waiting Boom ftt aUUrll (3aaV
fectfonery. ,
Fhon. 0t. IftvlfrtM, Or
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7
A World Survey Mt.de
Osir churches know the needs
that must bo met. They know
exactly how every dollar very
penny will bo used for the great
cat good without waste.
A world survey was made by
thc churches that astounds husines.
men iu its thoroughness. Coun.y
after county was studied; the coun
tries of the world were visited aud
leported in minute detail.
IIow the Intcrchurch
World Movement Originated
Our churches said: "The task of
meeting the urgent needs shown by
the world survey is too great for us
to do individually as denomi
nations. We must do this work
together."
So thirty great denominations
are cooperating earli keeping its
own purpose and identity but all
working together under the name
of the luterohurch World Move
ment. Because of this cooperalion, it
is estimated that over one million
dollars will be saved alone iu elimi
nating waste and duplication.
Did you know that 3c is MORE
than the churches average
from each member per day?
WE AMERICANS may be thoughtless.
Sometimes we may appear selfish. But
when a great need arises, no one can say that
we have ever shirked.
Ask any son of France. Ask any soldier of
Great Britain. Or ask any Armenian mother
or a girl with a red cross on her sleeve or one
with a tambourine in her hand.
, And now the churches come to us for help;
our churches. Not begging. Not asking almsi
But with heads lifted high facing a task so
worthy that we, as loyal Americans, ought to
feel it a privilege to help.
Here is the Plain, Unvarnished Truth
We don't need to be told that the church is the heart
of the Nation. We admit its influence for lasting good in
our children. We see its stabilizing influence on our com
munities. We know a little of its great hospitals, its homes
for children, its schools and colleges here and abroad.
But most of us do riot realize how pitifully inadequate
the suppoit of the churches is when compared to the
urgent needs.
pn ' Jcss than 3? a day!
In spite of the great tasks which we expect our churches
to carry out those of us who give to the church and the
number is all too few are 'now giving an average of less
than 3f a day for all church purposes.
Less than 3 a day. .
Shall our churches go on? It is for you to say.
Without your help the work of your church must be
'iust that much less.
Give and give from your heart as well as from your
pocketbook.
WOiilD MOVEMENT
This advertisement made possible by the cooperation of 30 denominations -
128 Kat Main St.