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MBDJOHU ffim TUlBUflfi. STFTDT'ORD, OREGOX, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1920.
WOMEN OF
MIDDLE AGE
May Pass the Critical Period
Safely and Comfortably by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Summit, N. ,T. "I hava taken T.rdift
E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound dur
ing Lhann oi ine
and 1 think it in a
good remedy in such
a condition. I could
not digest niv food
and had much pain
and burning in my
stomach after
nifaln. 1 could not
Bleep, had backache,
and worst of all
were the hot flashes.
I saw in the papers
about Vegetable
Compound so I tried it. Now 1 feel all
right and can work better. You have
my permission to publish this letter."
Victoria Koi'pL, 21 Oak Kidge Ave.,
Summit, N. J.
If you have warning symptoms such
as a sense of suffocation, hot flashes,
headaches, backache, dread of im
pending evil, timidity, sounds in the
ears, palpitation of the heart, sparks
before the eyes, irregularities, con
stipation, variable appetite, weakness,
inquietude, and dizziness, got a bottle
of Lydia E. I'inklmm'B Vegetable Com
pound and begin taking the medicine at
once. Wo know it will help you as it
did Mrs. Koppl,'
Last
Chance
"The Healing
of Poverty"
Fathor Grnniiner oinunlzod i clnRB
and ruvo tho first Iohsoii on How to
fiet Woll and Stny Well and Attuin
Financial Succokh. Tho class will
contlnno for flvo lessons. All who
bolong, or wish to join should be
present tonight without full.
Tho last free locttirn this ovonlng
at 7:45 nhiirn. Closo ul 8 :4! uftor
tho lecturo.
"Moose Hull, 7:1.1, free. Como.
Subject: "Tho Psychology of Busi
ness, or tho Hoiillng of Poverty."
CarWashing
find
Simonizing
Work Is Guaranteed
Charge for Merit and
Price
JIMMIE & TOM
at
Valley Garage
Stoves
Wanted
Wc want 50 second band
stoves and ranges, also 100
IRON BEDS
What have 'you to offer?
Cash or Trade
"We buy whatever you
have to sell.
Mordoff&WooIf
isil
TO KEEP OUT OF
fJCAL
E
J'OKTLAND, May 1. In view of
tho numerous cuses wlilch have been
brought to tho attention of tho de
partment headquarters of the Amer
ican Legion of efforts to Introduce
partisan political activities and to
foster personul political ambitions
within several of the local posts In
tho state, tho following resolution,
adopted by tho department executive
committee at Its meeting of April 24,
1920, Is quoted for tho information
of all posts In Orogon. It Is request
ed that this bulletin bo read at the
first meeting of jour post.
"Local posts are cautioned against
recurrent attempts of partisan poli
ticians to subvert the honest pur
poses of the American Legion in Ore
gon to their own selfish ends.
It is onl by constant vigilance
that efforts along this line can bo
neutralized to tho end that the legion
whilo taking tho most energetic In
terest in public affairs Bhall not be
come an instrument for purely parti
san propaganda and activity.
There is no inhibition eithor in tho
national constitution or In tho spirit
of tho Legion against ex-scrvico men
and women taking such part in polit
ical activities as thay deem fit. It Is
not contended that any person abro
gated any of his civil rights and per
ogatlves by reason of service in tho
war.
Hut in this great organization of
war yetorans, dedicated to further
service not only to our comrudos but
in a far greater sonso to the welfare
of our country. It is regrettublo that
anyone Bhould nttcmpt to bring into
our meetings and our work nny ele
ment of partisanship and selfish in
terest. lit Is only by clear thinking, hon
est effort and a closo adhorence to
our ideals that wo can maintnfn
steadfastly tho course upon which
wo aro bent.
Tosts, therefore aro asked to main
lain vigilance against partisan polit
ical activity of ovory character and to
bo on tho alert for Individuals who
may approach local posts with a po
litical axo to grind.
The attention of posts Is invited
further to tho section of tho national
constitution, which rends:
"Article If, Hoction 2 Tho Amer
ican Legion shall bo absolutely non
political and shall not bo used for the
dlsnemlnation of partisan principles
nor for tho promotion of tho cuncll-
dacy of any person seeking public of
fice or proferment. No cundidato
for or inciimbont of a salaried olec-
tivo offico shall hold any offlco In the
American Lcglun or In any depart
ment or post thereof."
WILLIAM It. KOLLHTT,
Department Commander.
KDWAllf) .1. UIVICHS,
Department adjutant.
F. C. IMi'Kcynoltls, bond of the
commercial department of tho high
school and lourim of tho birch school
bund and oreheKtra will not bo
mombor of tho faculty nuxt oar
altho offomd a contract by Iho school
board for JliOOO a yoar, an Increase
of MH) over this year's salary. With
his family ho will remove, to Hosalta
Wash., where ho will enfant) tn0
grain business with his brother, lie
offered to remain here If the salary
was made $2T00. lu this connection
tho Oakcsoale, ush.. newspaper
says:
"Understand It has been definitely
settled that tho F. C. McUoynohis
family will become residents of Ho
salia as soon as school is out at Mod
ford, Oregon, where .Mr. and Mrs
Mcltoynolds havo been teaching In
tho city schools. Next to having
them co inn to Oakesdalo their friends
hero would like to have them in Ro
salia and they havo many woll wish
era hero who will be pleased to know
they will bo close to Oakesdale. Mr
Mcltoynolds will ho associated with
tho l'aliuertou-Moore drain Co."
Ills brother and himself own stock
in this company.
Predict Fair Wcatlier.
WASHINGTON, Mav 1. - Weather
predictions lor tho week beuiunm
Momlnv, are :
I'neii'io coast states: Gcncrallv
fair, although occasional rains nrh
able near north coat. Nearlv nor
mal temperatures,
Ex-U. S. Comntrolled Dies.
HAIHMOUM. Aid.. Mav I.- Wil
liam JWirrctt liidnlev, comptroller of
t he currency iron. 1!01 to l.MIS, died
at ft hospital here last tiiuht 1'rom :
sudden complication troin an opera
tion.
Cntd of Thanks
AVo wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for tho beautiful floral
offerings and kind sympathy shown
us In our time of sorrow and grief
for our beloved son and brother.
Mil. & lMHS. JOSUl'A PATTKUSON.
Mil. & WHS. K. V. JACOHfl AND
AM) FAMILY.
Mli & MIlS. WM. J. KKUNS. 34
FIRS! CODDLING
APPLES IS DUE
The first arsenate of lead spray for
codling moth on tipples should be ap
plied immediately after the petals fall.
The exact time for this sprav will
varv a few days for the different sec
tions of the county. On lartrc or
chards it is necessary to ntnrt this
operation when about half of the
petals havo fallen in order to ect over
the orchard bv the time the calico
close.
Tho calyx cup of tho jipple will
close within a weeks time after the
petals full, and if sprav is not nn
plied while the calyx cup is open it will
not he possible to keep the codliiitr
moth larvae from entorintr the calvx
end of the apple later in the season
It is not necessary to sprav penrs
for codlinir moth at this time because
the calyx of the pear does not close
liko it docs in the apple. However,
in some pear orchards where leaf
calinir insects are present such as in
tho saw-fly larvae, irreen fruit worm
ranker worm, cut worms, etc. Where
the above insccls have been trouble-
somo it is advisable to sprav the
pears at this time.
Materials to Use-
Use powdered arsenate of lead, two
to three pounds to the hundred cal
lous, or paste arsenate of lead four to
six pounds to the hundred trillion
Whcro urcen aphis are present add
one gallon of distillate oil emusion and
three fourths pint of nicotine sul
phato to the hundred trillions. This
combination is also vcrv efficient as
prevention for the spread of blight
on pears and apples.
Use angle nozzle with trood pros
sure and n driving sprav that will
penetrate so that the calvx cups will
he well filled. He sure to apply this
spray before the calvx cups close
ClAUDK 0. CATK.
County Pathologist.
L
WEEK ON TODAY
National hicvelc week begins today
and lasts lor one week and will be
observed in the United States and
Canada. It is ronecded bv physic
inns that there is no better exercise
for men, women and children than
ridinir a wheel. Not only is it splen
did lor physical development, but
hicvclcs are very convenient lor busi
ness as well as for pleasure.
More bicycles will bo used throuuh
out the United Stales and Canada in
10-20 than were used in .18!)!. This
statement, startlimr when it is con
sidered what a boom there was opera
tive in tho '00 s.
Notice the ltd in this paper of the
live-wire dealers in bicycles in Med
ford who are co-operatinir in na
tional bicycle week.
MAY DAY FESTIVAL AI
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
On the afternoon mid eveniue of
Mav -I, a May-day festival will be
held at St. Mary's Academy. Kverv
class has been industriously prepnr
imr a "variety'' performance, and so
a splendid t i m o is assured to any
one who arrives between 1 and 10 p.
ni.
There are to be, besides the dra
matic numbers, a may-pole dance, n
uniiiiie circus, and various other
sports, a "first-aid'' boolli, a "enndv
coiner," an art irallerv, had even
some marvelous side-shows. Nun
nceii nave any tear oi not Hems
fully entertained and each one may
hope to be rewarded bv carryint:
home a prize. Unifies of choice ar
ticles, donated bv merchants of the
cilv, are to be held during the course
of the afternoon. Contests for pupils
of different idasses will also close
alter the one-net pin vs. Come and
be entertained ill "ve old-time way.'
Post Office Examination.
The I'. S. Civil Service Commis
sum announces an examination to
establish an eligible register from.
which selections mav be made to fill
vacancies as thev may occur in the
positions of clerk nnd carrier, post
office service. Medford. Oreaon
Salary, $1000 per annum plus bonus
lor the fiscal year endiii'.' Juno ;U,
Ifl'-'O.
Iloth men and women will he ad
nutted to tins examination. Aire limit.-
18 to l.'i years on the date of the
examination. Aire limits and heiuht
mid weight reiiuiroments iln not apply
in ihtiiii euiiueti io preierence on
account ot military or naval service.
Information and application blank
may be obtained by applvim; to Ko-
land ti. Hench, local secretary boar,
of civil service examiners, Medford
Oreiron: or to the secretary, Klevenih
I . S. t ml Service I i-t rii't. ltd:) Tost
Olhce HiiiMiiiir. Seattle, Wii'littiL-tiVi
I Ins examination will be held on
May lO.'O, . .
LATEST NEWS
OF THE STATE
PORTLAND, May 1 Tiny Herman
and Frank Farmer, heavyweights
boxed a ten round draw last night be
fore tho Portland boxing commission.
The Franklo Murphy and Stanley
Willis ten round bout, light-heavyweights,
also was a draw. Joe Gor
man was glvon tho decision over
young Sam Langford at the end ot
ten rounds of fighting. Both four
round affairs were pronounced draws
SALEM, May 1. Governor Olcott
yesterday granted extradition papers
after a hearing on requisition from
tho governor of California demand
ing thnt Jesso Hall, colored, alias J
M. Saol, be sent back to that state to
answer to a forgery charge In Kern
county. Hulscll was under arrest in
Salem.
SALEM, May 1. The state board
of control has received from the state
highway commission a request to
sell an additional $1,500,000 In
bonds under chapter 31, laws of 1919
tho act supplanting the Mean-Ilarrett
act and providing for the sale of
bonds to match federal appropria
tions for the construction of post and
forest roads. This amount is in ad
dilion to the $1,000,000 offered for
Balo recently and on which the board
ofusod to accept bids, for the reason
that they were too low.
OLYMPIC TRYOUTS 10
BE HELD PORTLAND
PORTLAND, Ore., May 1 T. Mor
ris Dunne, In chargo of the Olympic
tryouts in the Pacific INorthwost
Amateur Athletic association for the
A. A. U., today received word from
F. A. Kubien, secretary of the organ
ization, that Portland had been sel
ected, not only for tho wrestling, but
also for the boxing tryouts to be held
on the Pacific coast.
U. S. MAY DAY RIOTS FAIL.
(Continued from Page One)
prisonnicnt of the leaders o Winni-
pcir's ceneral strike last year, accord
inir to reports received here.
A general ticup of the buihlms
trades was reported from Ottawa
where men at work on the new par
liament buildincs were nmone: those
who laid down their tools. A street
car attack in London, Ontario, also
was reported, while in Toronto nulK
wniron drivers mt work.
Walkout in Scat Ho
SEATTLE, -Miiy 1. With master
bakers and their union bakers and
salesmen practically in a deadlock
over the demands of the unions lor
ineiersed pay, it is possible that a
general strike of journeyman bakers
nnd salesmen may take place at mid
nidht tonight, according to leaders
on both sides.
SEATTLE, May 1. Seattle wiib
free today of luay day celebrations or
demonstrations. Longshoremen were
negotiating with the Seattle por!
commission for a change in workin:
conditions and journeymen bakers
and salesmen were nsking for wa;e
increases, but in neither instance was
there anv display of bitterness,
Otherwise all was quiet in labor
circles.
"Babies Smile
when stomachs do their
work and bowels more naturally.
Fretful, cry in babies need
MRS.WINSLOYTS
9 w MUM
lit W Mb aoJ CUUiWt RwUtor
to make the stomach digest food.
and bowels to move ms they
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Grocery
Where you get Service.
Fancy Canned Goods
Fresh Fruits
Fresh Vegetables
Frensh Ranch Butter
Fresh Creamery Butter
In fact everything to
cat. '
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Phone 109
132 West Main.
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The
Tailor
M. E. CONFERENCE
IS G. F.
ASHLAND. Mav 1. G. V. Billings,
as n lay delegate, started last Friday
evening for Des Moines, Iowa, to at
tend the great fiuiidrennial conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
the sessions of which will continue
throughout the month of May. This
gathering is more than national in its
scope, including the whole world, as it
were, in representation as to terri
tory. Nearlv a thousand delegates
will be in attendance. Age is the
limitation as to active service in the
rili.list fnl,l us implying to bishops
the scriptural three-score-and-tcn
years defining the boundaries as to
when those prelates arrive at the
parting of the wnys as between tlie
active and retired lists. Consequently
there will be nearly a dozen of these
high cselesiasties to elect in addition
to I in transaction ot a nrouigious voi-
rmo of business pertaining to the
manifold interests of the church in
general, bofli religious and secular.
Ministerial delegates from the Ore
gon conference include Dr. W. W.
Youngson nnd Dr. ,Johuu Stanstield
both of Portland: Rev. D. II. Leach
Kngenc; Rev. R. N. Avison. Salem.
I nv dolomites, beside Mr. Hillings arc
f'ljirnneo Atopknr. Medford: R. II.
Hughes, Portland: Major HopficM,
McMinnvillc: Rev. S. A. Dantord, ot
Ashland, superintendent of the Klam
ath district will also be in attendance
ox-officio.
Doc Mninos. Town, where these
hnt;t nf Afot lmilism ore frnihev'mt?. is
located near the center and is the hub
of llawkcyedom, from which avenuei.
of travel radiate in all directions. In
this particular, its geographical sta
tus resembles that of Indianapolis,
Ind., or Columbus, (). Mr. Hillings
went by the central-southern route
in order to take advantage ot a bnei
tnn nt Snoriimonfo. lie will be nwnv
several weeks, nnd mil V visit other
localities in the vicinity ot Pes
Moines.
Paper Price Increased.
DETROIT, Mich., Mav 1. An in-
crease from two to three cents a
copy, effective May II, was announced
today bv the Detroit News and the
Detroit Journal, evening papers. In
creased production cost is given as
the reason.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any ense of Catarrh -that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
Ave years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's
Catairh Medicine acts thru the Blood ol
tho Mucous surfaces, expelling the Pol.
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After you have taken Hall's Catarrh
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F. J. CHKNKY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold hy all Prin"rtsts. 75c.
Licensed City Scavenger.
Alt retuse linmemalely removed oo
short notice. Weekly vlalt In resi
dence districts. 'Dally business dis
trict. Phones 505-R.
Stenography
Multigraphing
Circular work of ill kind
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"ANNE OF
GREEN GABLES"
Taken from lu V. MontKomery's novels of Amcricnn girl
hood the famous ''Anno" Hooks. The sunny tempered
nnd vividly named "Aiuic" has a living counterpart in
Mary Miles Minter. It reveals her at her best in a story
of Joys nnd sorrows, the smiles and teavs of Sweet Sixteen.
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Every Move a
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The Dow Hospital
Graduate Nurses Only
Special Attention to X-Ra'y Cases.
L HAIL. ORSGOyl .
ffe qnenoh thirst with fralt Jaioes.
We clothe thousands with woven wool
from the llooks on our myriad hills.
We feed great losts with peats, cer
eals and prooessed vegetables.
We send to many countries th test oj
all food fishes and our fruits grow
In fame and demand aoross wide areas.
la so elated Icdcstr of Oregon
TONIGHT
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A man said yes
terday that this
picture qave him
the best laughs
he has had in ten
years!
TONIGHT
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Johnson"
movinq events neatly
strina of laughs.
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