FAME BIS
"IHEUFDRU HIE TKTBTTNT5, MEUFOICD. OREGON", TTTCTRSDXY, ATTiTL' 29, Ifl20.
TO
IN FINE SUM
The road south from Mcdford to
Redding, Calif., lu fine (or touring
with the exception of five miles of
soft hut easily passable highway be
tween Ashland and the summit of
the Slsklyous, but from there on to
Keddlng Is Btnooth as glass, Carl
Tengwald reported last night on ar
riving home from Iteddlng, to which
elty he drove tho auto of Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Westorlund, who are
enroute south, on Tuesday.
They left (Modford at tho same
time as the forenoon southbound pas
senger train and reached Redding,
171 mllos, leisurely driving, 2
hours beforo the train arrived there.
They passed only about a dozen cars
of northbound tourlHts but Mr. Teng
wald heard at Roddlng that there arc
many auto tourists waiting at Oak
land and Sacramento to come this
way as soon as they receive reports
that Smith hill, cow Creek canyon
and the rest of tho Pacific highway
In Oregon Is In good traveling shape,
It will bo pleasing news to the peo
plo of Medford who plan auto trips
north, as well as tho tourists, that
tho road over Smith hill is now In
lalrly good shape. Regarding this
the Grants Pnss Courlor says: "Tho
road over Smith hill Is said to be In
good condition. William Light, who
lives at the foot of tho hill, Is in tho
city toduy and gave out the lnformu
Hon that cars could get ovor tho
grade onnlIy. It is a trifle rough yet,
hu tho rouds uro dry. TouiistH com
ing thru say that they have not
found any mud on the hill."
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I W.U.JAME8
PARIS, April 20. Tho eenerul
fcdcratitin of lubor of France today
decided to support the ruilvvaymen's
fctlerntion by ortleriiiK a ucnerol
strike to begirt at initliiiuht of Muv 1.
PARIS, April 29. Kxtremlsts who
have captured control of the railroad
workers federation, at attempting to
make the May 1 strike a starting
point for an unlimited general strike
for the nationalization of public util
ities. In the past plans for tho day
have contomplatcd ft more demon
stration by labor.
Strike notices Btibject to the ap
proval of tho goneral labor federa
tion hnvo been issued by tho execu
tive committee of tho rullroud federa
tion. Rallroadors' dclegatos wore closet
ed with tho exocutlvo committee of
tho general federation until lats lust
night trying to obtain support of the
rovolutlonury plans. As far ns can
bo ascertained, no decision was
reached.
Tho walls of Paris aro plastored
with appeals and manifestos. One
appeal concluded with a bit of uncon
scious humor:
"Do not work on Mny 1," It said,
"so that tho maxim 'he who would
eat must produce,' may bo applied."
U.S.
CITED FOR CONTEMPT
VOUTIjANI), Ore, Opril 2!). Unit
ed Slates AUoriiRV I. W. Humphreys
today l'il'l in Iho federal ctiurt pnpers
citinir the Northwest Steel enmpunv
nml the Columbia Hiver Shiibuiltlii:ir
corporation fur alleged contempt of
court. The action was taken, aceori!-
hur to Humphreys, ns n means of
meeitiiL' the refusal of officials of the
two companies yesterday to product
their books and records beforo the
federal grand iurv.
ARE SERMONS NECESSARY:
SOME PEOPLE THINK NOT
LONDON, April 17. Aro sermons
indispensable 1 This is one of the
questions on which a decision mnv lie
taken lv the bishops of tho Amrlienn
ehui't'li ut their liioulinir in Iriunbelli
in July. .. .
A section of churchmen aro de
clared to hold Unit if a mini has mil
the L'ift of prciiehinir it would ho bet
ter for evervono that ho should not
preach. The "two sermons each
Sunday" custom, thev sav, imposes n
great strain on Iho clcrtrv a si ruin
etiunllv if not moro heavily felt bv
(ho In it v.
When I grow up
im going
to sell
Post
Because 111 be
looking for an
easy job.
COMING!
"TOO MUCH
JOHNSON"
From William
Gillette's famous
staae success
Starts Tomorrow
LIBERTY
GOING!
13th Commandment
nml .
"KKKSK lltOM
TUB CITY"
A Ronnett Cimietly
'JlrUAY O.M.Y
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"TK.VOK 1SUXD"
START FEDERAL ACTION
TO PUNISH LEADERS IN
INSURGENT R.R. STRIKE
NhJW YORK, April 20 Fcdc-
ral action to punish leaders of
the strike of ruilroud workers in
the New York-New Jersey dis-
trict was bosun in Newark, N. J.
today when United States Dis-
trict Attorney Joseph L. Hotline
called a number of witnesses be-
fore n crand iurv to testify re-
Kurdine; tho strike.
Virtually all traces of the
strike now have disappeared, ae-
cording to statements of the va-
rious railroads.
cnrcAoo, April 29 nail-
roads claimed continued iin-
nrovemont in trnff'in conditions
today. The strikers, now in their
fifth week of tho unauthorized
walkout, envo no indication.
however, of cnllinir off the
strike.
Seven hundred hairenire trans-
for men, who struck last Friday
for more nav. reached an aeroe- v
mcnt and arranged to-work to-
on v.
LATEST NEWS
OF THE STATE
EUGENE, Ore., April 29. Local
postoffico authorities are in receipt
of letters from the inspecting service
of the department cautioninc them
of the appearance in circulation of
a number of clever counterfeit bills.
SPARKS FROM
THE WIRE
LONDON, April 22. "Pussyfoot"
insurance iH the term which litis been
applied l a rate of ten shillinc;s per
1.0(1 pounds sterlini; now beiiie offered
in the London market to cover the
risk of tho pnssuco of an act of par
liament within twelve months pro
liiliitiiie; the sale of alcoholic litiuois
in England.
I'AW PAW. Misli., April 29 The
case of Mrs. Surah I. Tabor, 80 years
old Lawlon woman, under indictment
for manslaughter, cliiireine her witli
linvinir performed or aided in an il
legal operation which caused the
death of hor daiiL'htcr, Maude Tabor
Virgo, was tiven to the jury at 10 :45
a. m.
WASHINGTON, April 29. The
cnnipnmn for ratilication of the fede
nil suffnteo amendment has cost the
National Woman's party $9.1,599.75,
headquarters announced toduy. Most
of the contributions came in smut
amounts from individual women, the
record sum for any ono month bcinit
$18,:i()2 in Alarch, 3920.
NEW YOHK, April 29. A new
cllMmilSllll .llilMOV rxiw ii-ill Itn nrn.
claimed ut tho annual mcctinc of the
American .lersev f;ttrl n rhth hnrn
Juno 2, it was announced today. The
new champion tat producer is "Plain
M'ury,' whoso record of 1,040 pounds
of fat breaks tho record held bv "Vivo
la France."
Eleven I. W. W. members who
pleaded cuiltv of criminal syndical
ism nt Los Anu'olcs wore released ves
terdav under suspended sentences of
ono to fourteen venrs on promise to
renoiinco all radical nffilintions and
so to work.
The eiirht tank steamers, stdiieet of
a Ions discussion by tho reparations
commission of the penco conference,
have been nwnrdetl to lltn "Kniled
States for temporary ninnnsement.
The steamers were formerly operated
hy the Standard Oil company under
(he German flail.
Martial Law in Spain.
MADHM). April 29. .Martial law
has been proclaimed tliromrhoiit the
province of Oviedo, nccordine to of
ficial announcement. This step was
taken as a precaution nsninst possible
disturbances Muv 1.
Could Not Hrirtn to Tell All
"I could not toll you all tho bone-
fits I had from tho use of Foley's
Honey and Tar," wrltos Miss Roso
Klorko, 209 Hawkins Avo., N. llrad-
dock, I'a. "I had a cold la my chest
and fearhiK It would cause pnoumo
nla 1 tried Foley's Honey and Tar and
It was not long till I felt relieved.
1 hopo olhors suftoring from severe
colds will try It." Many such letters
have been written about this time-
tried, reliablo family medicine for
coughs, colds, croup and whooping
cough.
The Bayer Company introduced
Aspirin to physicians
18 years ago.
If you wnnt the true, world-famous
Aspirin, ns prescribed hy physician for
ovor righirrn years, vou must ask for
'Haver T.iblrta of Aspirin."
The "Bayer Cross" is stamped on each
tablet and appear on e.ieh package for
your protection against imitations.
In each package of "ll.tycr Tablets
of Aspirin" are safe and proper direc
tions for Colds. Headache. Neuralgia,
Toothache, Karache. Hhettniatisni, Lum
bago, Neuritis, and for Pain in general.
Handy tin hexes containing 12 tablets
;ost hut a few cents. Druggists also
sell lamer "Haver" packages. Aspirin
the tra.le mark of flayer Manufacture
of Monoarctiracidcstcr of Salkyllcacid.
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 29. Or
gnnization of the first civil irovern
mcnt in Oregon will he fittingly cele
brated at the historic hamlet of Cham
poeg near Sulem, on May 1, bv pio
neers nnd the sons and daughters of
pioneers.
PORTLAND, Ore., April 29. The
crest of the smelt run in tho Sandv
river is believed to have been reached
according to Portlandcrs who visited
Troutdale and the bunks of the Sundv
river. Accordine to veteran fisher
men nlonir the river this year's run
hail been a record-breaker nnd some
smelt will continue to run upstream
for several days.
MARSIIFIELD, Ore., April 29.
Fire resulting from an explosion in
the engine room, of the mill of the
Buchncr Lumber conipnnv plant at
North Head, early lodav, did dam
age estimated at $125,000. The loss
to Hie plant is said to be fully cover
ed by insurance.
PORTLAND, Ore., April 29 Billy
Gihson, manager of Hcnnv Leonard,
world's lightweight champion made
known here today that he was en
deavoring to arrange for a contest
between Leonard and some premier
lightweight for n ten-round no-decision
contest hero during tho Shrine
convention in June.
SPOKANE, Ap-il 29 Henry C.
Voss, a bridegroom of about three
weeks, was sentenced in district court
here todify'to n term of one to ten
years in the state penitentiary follow
ing his conviction on a charge of in
voluntary manslaughter lor fatally
shooting Glen Jfiles, a member of a
charivari party which called nt his
home April 13. Tho sentence is the
minimum under Hie law.
PARIS, April 29. The government
won its point in the chamber of depu
ties toduv when it opposed a deter
mined effort on the part of the re
actionary and royalist section of the
chamber to secure consideration of
the question of suspension of immu
nity of Deputy Valiant-Couturier,
unified socialist, so he might be prose-,
ctueu ior mo article piionsncd in I tie
newspaper La Populaire on April 23.
This article- was addressed to the
1920 class of recruits nnd wits con
sidered by objectors as an effort to
incito disobedience.
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The Mainspring of Your;
Body Is Your Stomach
Every humnn stomach was design
ed by the same architect, but'some of
them back right up and refuse abso
lutely to perform the duties Intended
for thorn to do. They in some man
ner become clogged by the food not
assimilating properly for it's further
journey through the alimentary can
al. When this happens tho trouble
begins. The food on such occasions
refuses to move on in the ordinary
and normal mnnner it stays on and
on in the warm quarters until It pu
trifles literally rots. LS'ot a very
pleasant thought, is it? But that is
just what happens.
Nothing takes the joy out of living
quicker than a disordered stomach.
.Medical authorities state that
nearly nine-tenths of the cases of
stomach trouble, indigestion, sour
ness, burning, gas, bloating, nausea,
dizziness, etc., are due to too much
acidity In the stomach and not, as
some believe, to a lnck of digestive
Juices.
Jo-to Is Inexpensive; perfectly
harmless, pleasant to take nnd makes
old stomachs feel like new In Two
Minutes. Think of it! Only two
minutes and your tired, sick and
worn-out stomach is made like new
in so short a time. Ask your drug
gist about Jo-To.
For sale in (Medford by Heath's
Drug Store. Adv.
7'rT- Now
As tmcd as ew.Molcji... playing
I rxfc bound c6astas';;powX.
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James'"ffc Vj
I Heme's lm:mctf-
: tal drama of MM Vf i
simple -folK.. '7
A Christie Comedy made Jy e1
for lauqhinq purposes V 1
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Odds and Ends of Interest 'ill ji
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MANN'SThe Best Goods for (he Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
1 16th FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE j
J These Sales Are Drawing the Crowds There Must Be a Reason Find Out Tomorrow jf
40 BIG BARGAINS FOR ONE DAY ONLY I
JERSEY COATS
New stvlbs. Cheap at
$20.00. Friday fflr
each .....'. J A J
MUSLIN WAISTS
For children. Made nf
fine material. Sizes 4 to
14 years. $1.00 values.
Sale price, 7Qr
each
MISSES'
In fine Lisle,
blue. 50c val
uea, Fri. pair
HOSE
Pink and
25c
BOY'S WASH SUITS
Made of fine materials. 3
years to 8 years. $2.50
Talues. Friday
suit
$1.25
$1.39
29c
FAILLE SILK
24 inches wide, in navy,
grey, red, and green,
$l.(9 values.
Fridav, vard
SUITING
Hfi-inch American suit
ing. Takes the place of
Linen. Friday
van!
TABLE CLOTHS
Mercerized 64x72; ready
for use, $3.00 values.
Friday, WZ
each "Pfa' J
VOILES
36 inches wide in fancy
printed (patterns. Fri
dav surprise Afir
sale, vard
- BABY SHIRTS
Good weight for spring
and summer wear, 6oc
values. Fri
day, each
Darning Cotton
Best quality in
all colore. Fri
dav
ball
48c
LONG GLOVES
Kaysers 16-butf on tuck
ed Silk Gloves. $3.00
values. Fri
day, pair
$1.98
RUBBER BIBS
For children. Fine qual
ity, 15.?, 25 and 39?
UNION SUITS
Women's summer union
suits. Small sizes. 75c
values. Friday AQr
suit "0t
;$25
SILK DRESSES
Good styles and colors.
$4a values.
Friday, each ...
HANDKERCHIEFS
Women's fancy colored
Handkerchiefs, 20c val
ues. Friday 1 C
each
ORGANDIE
36-inch White Organdie.
Sheer and crisp. AC
Friday, yard
CRETONNE
Colonial Brand. Beau
tiful patterns, 36 inches
wide. Friday,
vard
48c
CREPE DE CHENE .
Silk and cotton mixtures ,
in several dark shades,
79c values. Fri- Z Zr
day, yard "
.GLOVES
Kavser's Silk Gloves in
black and white. $1.00
values. Fri
day, pair
85c
KNITTING YARN
Odds and ends in yarn
for knitting and crochet
ing, 50c values. 9Cr
Friday, ball JJt
RUBBER DIAPERS
All sizes. Cheap at 69c.
Friday surprise tn
sale, each .., JUL
WOMEN'S HOSE
Fiber Silk in blue, grey,
tan and pongee, $1.25
values. Fri- 7Qf
day, pair .
PLAID SKIRTING
56 inches wide. All wool.
$5.50 values. $A 7C
Friday, yard J
NAINSOOK
36 inches wide Imperial
brand. Cheap at 40c
Friday 2Cf
yard JJ
CURTAIN NETS
In white, ecru and cream
Ixcgular price, 69c. Fri
day. CQr
yard J'v
GEORGETTE CREPE
All silk, 40 inches wide,
good colors. orth to-
dav $3.50. Frida:
yard
32M
DRESS SHIELDS
Good qualitv, all styles.
Cheap at 50c. I'Vi-iCo
day, pair
' DRESS SNAPS
GoVid quality in white
and black. 10c values.
Friday,
dozen
7c
LACES
Cotton Cluny Laces.
Cheap at 12c. Q
Friday, yard ... .: Ob
INFANTS BIBS . . . M
Padded, good stvles.
cheap at 25c. Fri
day, each
SWEATERS H
Women's Slip Over
Sweaters, new styles s
good colors. Up to $10
values. Friday,
each
PONGEE SILK
34 inches wide, 10 colors
to select from. $2.25
value. Friday,
vard
20c 1
$6.98 i
$1.98
WHITE GOODS H
For Waists and Dresses,
up to 75c values. AQp
Friday, yard "b
NAPKINS H
Large size -'Mercerized s
Cotton Napkins.' $3.50
values. Friday (2 1
dozen..::...::....', v 1 o
PROMENADE.
SUITING j
36 inches wide, comes in
six new shades. Take? 2
the place of linen. OtTp
Friday, yard 0Jb
BOY'S BLOUSES
Good quality, cheap to-
day at. $1.25. Friday j
Surprise Sale, (Jg
SUMMER VESTS
For Women. All good
styles and quality.
Frida-, . AC, s
each s
5c
Pearl Buttons
Good quality.
Cheap at 15c. Fri-
card 1 OC
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t-r-w "mat
rt A r
ke woman sotore
14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE.
MEDFORD. OREGON
HOSE
Infant's Hose in
light colors. 25c
values. Fri
day, pair .....
15c
SOAP J
Colgate's Toilet
Soap, 15c values. J
Friday, 1flr
Cake
4.