Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 26, 1920, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texti rmrmmD WKin tribune, otjtort). o-Trafloy, moxdat, 3pktl 2n. to2o. I Margaret Anglin, Who Appears Here's the Sho'.v , That Is Makinfl Everyone Laugh at the rage theater tonight I E And if vou love to laugh, for the love of Mike, don't miss it! We feature Tru Blu "The Cracker for You" in Medford O. 8. IIUTTIOKI'1 101,1) V. U. CONSOH O. A. DEVOE a. a. n.uu i.v HUTCHISON & I.UMHDEN H. II MARSH J. A. MOFFATT J: E. SOM8S WAKNEK, WOIITMAN & GORE -for instance!, all you want, and more tha ; you can buy in market for j $3.00, in this five-cent packet. ' Your garden has the right start whenyou plant Morse's Nevcr . Pailino Seeds, the kind Drofei- o -- J ( eional market gardeners use. j At grocers,floriBti,drugandharrJ- . ware (tores, etc., everywhere. . () ' C C MORSE & CO. Operator of World' tLarftt Smwd Farm 125 MWltet St. San Francisco New Grocery Store Service our motto. All kinds of Vegetables. Palace Grocery Moffat & Launspach 132 W Main. Phone 109 Give us a trial. GIM CHUNG China Herb Store Horb euro for onrnchp, hrntlnchc, cnt arrh, dlpthfrfa, r' throat, Iumk troutilo. kidney trouhlo, momm-h t rem hie, henrt trouble, t'htllM nml f'nvr. cnunpa, coiiKhti, poor circulation, curbunolfH, tumors, crackml breast, cure alt kltuU of golturs. NO OPKUATIONK. Metlf.ml, Oregon. Jnn. 13. 1917. ThfH Ih to certify thut I. thi lml.THtirn. 1, had very ev.ro Nlonuirh trouble and bad been bothered for fli-Vi-ral years and InHt August was not vXpteUd to live, and lienrlnK of tllm Ouiiir (wlinrnt Herb niortt is at .M Koutli iront at reel, Med ford), I deelded to eel Ileitis for inv lit oritur h trouble, and I started to feeling better an noon uh 1 lined them and tiMny om a well man and enu heartily return- ineni anyone aniieieii its I waa to Her Oini OIhiiik and try bin Herbs. (HlKiiedt W It JOHNSON. Witnenea: "'m. lewla, KaRle Point. W. L. Chlldreth, KaKle Point. M. A. Aiiilur.toii, MedfonL H. B. Ilolmi fl. KaRlo Point. C, K. Monro, KaKle Point J. V, Mclntyre. KurIo Point. Oeo. Von tier Helen, KukIo Point. Tho. K. KlcUold. Kaitlf Point. Old papers for bunaing fires and bouse cleaning, 10c bundle, The deal huB just been completed by which the. Jackuon County Farm Bureau in Its rapid expansion taxes over the two warehouses alongside the Southern Pacific tracks and six lots adjoining the Rogue Klver Co operative Fruit association, James A. I'erry, manager, at a consideration reported as $12,400. The Farm Bureau takes possession on May 1st, and from the ware houses will Bell grain, feed, ferillzers and sprays. The bureau also takes over the spray Btock that the associa tion had on hand, at invoice price. The bureau will continue to make use of the warehouse of the Rogue River Fruit and Produce association, which it leased some time ago, and use it as a supply depot. LATEST NEWS OF THE STATE ASTOIUA. On;., April 2(1 Al though the Astoria houril of educntion announced last week that it hud ro elcrteil priH'ticnllv all of tho Astoria tonohors for another year, hiivint; ot tered om'h teachur a tmhstantiul in- ermise in Hillary, tho board lias not Iil'cii nhl to Htimiru contractu from many ol' Uioho employed this year, it was announced today. A nimihor of tcaohors, neoordini: to tho announce ment, have told the hoard that they have been offered more reumcnera tivo positions elsewhere. PORTLAND, Ore., April 2C Suirnr was the principal loot of buriflurs who broke into four stores on the cast side of Portland last niuht, nceordini; to reports to the police de partment. Only two sacks of the sweet product were taken, tho poliee shy, hut indications were the robbers intended returning lator with trucks to cart tiwav a lureor supply. SALEM", Ore., April 20. The state supreme court will convene at Pon- Ueton next Monday for tho regular scmi-iinniial eastern Oregon session. Most of the! .indues will lenvo for Pendleton Saturday, it is said. Tha session is expected to recpiiro less than u week. a POUTLAN1), Ore., April 20 Tli'ora is no chiiuec of postponiuu' tho Shriui' imperial council, scheduled to bo held hero Juno 22-24, necordinir to u tele Brum received hero today from W. Prcolaiul ICondriek, imperial potentate of tho order. Mir. Kondrick's tclo uxnm was in answer to information from Davenport, Iowa, which said that a letter had been sent broad east from that city under date of April 15, asking that tho council dates bo postponed. OBITUARY. PATTERSON Died at tho family home at Talent Sunday, April 25, 1020, Henry Clay Patterson, a native of Jnckson county, nirod 'Mi years, t months nnd 13 days, lie was n mem- her of Talent Lodco No. 211 I. O. 0. V. and was tho only son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joshua Patterson, Ilo leaves to mourn his loss, his father and mother and two sisters, Mrs. Mvrtlo Jacobs of Talent and Mrs. llniol Fern of Phoenix. Funeral services will be held nt the family homo Tuesday April 27, IflJfl, Hcv. Hnillio offieintiii;. assisted hv Talent Lodco No. 211, 1. 0. O. F. The remnins will be shipped lo rortlanil for cremation. Chile Wins Meet. SANTIAGO, Chile. April 20. Th fourth South American Olympic tour uauicnt emtio to an end todav. Fo the third time the Chilean athletes were victorious, scoriae; 01 poin s imninst for I'rmruuv and 20 for Argentina. Greater Pride in I YburHome You can't lielp taking a greater pride in your home when it's spick and span a brand-new coat of DUTCH BOY' WHITE-LEAD and pure linseed oil, Thi paint coin less, figured by the gjllon, quare yard, or yeirt of service. As it is iiukJ to order, you can have the exact color you want. ' We carry a complete sto,.k of re liable paint materials. Our experi ence and advice are at your service. Sar, 1A. ff.r,1, nd vu mm all; . UM 11 Ual. AOd M.U. Medford Fur. & Hdw. Co. Crater Lake Hardware Co. iledford. OlVKOU. ft i r WwJ ' Fftjitr ' - 'A. 14-1 1 ' ' i DELEGATES 10 1HE E CITICAflO, III.. nelesates at tho republican national convention. opening here June 8, will he able to confer with representatives of other states without lcavini; their seals. To eliminate a larsre part of the confusion incident to conferences be tween dcloirntcs on the floor, C. R. Hall, superintendent of the Coliseum, has arranged for the installation of telephones oonnoctinir all state, dis trict and territorial deleirntions. It is said that this will be the firc-r time that such a system has been installed at anv national convention. There will be 53 telephones in ser vice, reachinir the 18 slate croups and tho representatives of the District of Columbia, Alaska, Hawaii, the Philir pines and Porto liico. The convention architects have completed plans for the Coliseum, in- cludiutr an extra balcony that adds approximately 1,100 to the seating capacity. Work on the balcony and the convention otfiecs, in tho Colt seam annex, will start May 3 Tho Chicniro convention committee is spendine $17,000 on chances to the buitdiutr lo neeommodato tho dele nates and luoro than .10,000 spe.' tutors. SIZE OF 1 UNIVERSE WASllIXCTOX, Amil 20. Scien tists iTprcsi'nlinir iMtllrircs nml uni versities in every section of the to:m trv nttemled tho opening liere todnv ol' the nimual meetimr of the Xntionni Academy of Scietieo. Toniulit two California astrommiers will diseuss the size of the universe. Ur. Harlow Sliaplev, if the Mount Wilson observ atory believes the size nf the imivers is many times greater than held in the older theories. Dr. Ilerher I. Cur tis of the Lick observation, will do fend tho older view that the. dimen sions sueirested by Neweomb nre eor- reet. 3 10 TWENTY YEARS SPOKANE. April 2.-Kav Mc Donald, convicted wiili her si.-tcr, Marie McDonald, of I'orcorv of a check, declared hv the state to lutve been in the possession of W. 11. Me Nutt when he was murdered here lict summer, wiw f-entenced in superior court here toilav to a term of three to twenty fours in the state peniten tiarv. The two women, with their brother. Ted McDonald, were ar, nutted in su perior court here recently of McXutt's unirdcr. Old papers for building tires and I bpuie cleauiug, 10c bundle, $M jcI A-If' V'l4- iSf-'fvSS Hfm.-1 j f3 ; h'j jh V5 situ frl ,- v ui It.. OF 47 PER CENT. WASHINGTON, April 2(1 The fol loivinjr census returns are anuounceo: Sucramenlo, Cal., (io.Sj", increase 21,101 or per cent. Shawnee, Olcla., 13,38-1 increase 2S74 or 23 per cent. Ilibbin, Minn., 15.0SP, increase 02"i7 or 70.8 per cent. Virginia Minn., 1 1,022, increase 'i4 or 33.0 per cent. Niles Ohio. 13,080, increase -1710 or 50.4 per cent. East Younirstown, Ohio, 11,237 in crease lll'.!." or 120 per cent. $ti 151 ifji If The Earnest electric sign in the world advertises on Times Square, New York City: it Is 250 feet long, 70 feet high. Made up of 17.286 electric (amps. The fountains Play, the trade mark changes, read ing alternately WRICLEY'S SPEARMINT. DOUBLEMINT. and JUICY FRUIT, and the Spearmen "do a turn.' This sign Is seen nlehtly by about 00,000 people from all over the world. KM m m r':-i n Mi mm I.V-T sJ '1 I- mm m caIedIS iisnt i i spearmen "ao a turn. ma Theater goers are promised a rare, treat in the cominR performances of Mnrrami An"lin at Puce theater to night her latest production "The Woman of Bronze." a remarkable play, adapted from the French by Paul Kester. In portraying the leading charac ter, Miss Anglin hrinKs to her audi ences a picture of emotional strength great depth of understanding, and that rare personal charm which has always distinguished the work of this artist. The story of the play deals with the life of people of today, who must conform to conditions as they exist. In it wo have comedy, brilliant dia logue, and thrilling emotional situa tions. In the working out of t lie life history of three people, we have al most a tragedy, saved only by the heroic sacrifices of one, that a great work may be given to tho world. Surrounding theso central figures, wo find the lesser onos, those who play at life and ono or two genuine friends. Miss Anglin has chosen her com pany with great care and has achiev ed a result which is able and effec tive. Tho setting which is tho work of Livingston Piatt is beautiful and gives the atmosphere of reality which only master hands can create. ALLIES UNITE. (Continued from Page One) the buffer slate of Finnic, to which both the French and Hritish premiers objected. Premier Nitti, it was said, was informed bv both the French and Hritish delegations that Italy should either accept President Wilson's plan or abide by the pact of London, which cave Fiiiine to the Juco-Slavs. LONDON, April 20. Decision to permit the entrance into allied coun tries of a Russian bolshevik commer cial dclecation has been reported bv the supreme allied council, accord'iiu to n semi-official announcement at San Remo, snvs a dispatch to the Ex chance Tclccrapb companv. This dele cation is headed bv Maxim Litvinoff. assistant bolshevik commissary of I'oreicn affairs, hut Great Hritain ob jects to receiving him on the crouitd he had taken advantace of diulo malic privileges and encaced in poli tical propacanda while in Encland. On that occasion he issued nil appeal to Hritish labor. Chicago Professor Dies. CHICAGO. April 20 Dr. William Cleaver Wilkinson, 08, professor of poetry and criticism at the Universit' of Chicaco. died yesterday ns the re suit of in juries sustained two week: aco in a fall. i i a THE SAME STARS YOU SAW in "23V, HOURS' LEAVE" POSITIVELY STOPS COMING WEDNESDAY P'AGE riii-tainf-an I The Event Extraordinary MARGARET ANGLIN IN her latest and greatest dramatic success. "TheWoman in Bronze" direct from a record run at San Francisco. PRICES Floor, $2.50; balcony $2.00; $1.50; $1.00; 50c-Plus 10 Per Cent War Tax. EAT at Cafe Holland Try Our 50c Merchants' Luncheon FEED Save money on chicken feed by buying from us. Scratch Food $4.50 Egg Producer 3.65 Developing Mash 5.00 Wheat 4.50 Oyster Shell 2.C0 MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. "WHAT'S YOUR HUSBAND DOING?" TOMORROW NIGHT-- 'SHORE ACRES SEE THIS And Draw Your Own Conclusion. We Are Neutral Starts Tomorrow Ethel Clayton -IN- "Thel3th Commandment' SAYS- What's Fair for The Man Is Fair for the Woman Marriage to Her Is a Matter of "Fifty-Fifty" AND Mack Sennett's Latest Comedy Is on the same bill. TONIGHT LAST TIMES OLIVE THOMAS IN "THE SPITE BRIDE" LIBERTY GOOD CLOTHES I Make Them KLEIN The Tailor 12ft Fast Main St. , .-, ""OWL. w, ft iKEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND NACHINC SHOP ihjo urent for Fairbanks ana Mont Engines. i 17 South Blvtrtldi i 317 East Main Street . ..