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ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE
Name "Bayer" is on Genuine
Aspirin say Bayer
costs
Insist on "Haver Tablets of Aspirin"
111 "Daytr package," containing propel
direction! for Headache, Colds, Pain,
Neuralgia, Lumbago, and Kheumatism.
Name "Haver" mean genuine Aspirin
prescribed 'bv physicians for nineteen
yean. Handy tin boxe of 12 tablet!
cost few cent's. Aspirin is trade mark
of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetio
acidestcr of Salicylicacid.
LIBERTY
jf S A HERE
JfcpS 'TOMORROW
'V W
BRYANT
WASHBURN
'THE SIX BEST
CELLARS"
A Corking Tnlr of lo
pliitf L'orks.
LmiK.iH for VHk, Jrys
mid Others.
TONIGHT
Last Time .
'MY LADY'S
GARTER"
ROME, Muv 13. The cabinet vrWi
.-ini-idtTi'iJ one of the most dift'i
ult to solve befiiu.se the chamber ii
divided chief! v into two trruups, so-
ialists and catholics, neither of which
is stronir enough to constitute n tna
jnritv, while tin agreement between
them is impossible on a common pro
gram.
hi 'addition the socialists abso
lutely refuse to participate in a .gov
ernment. Some of the deputies suii
uest u cabinet formed by Siirmir
Meda, leader of the catholics, with
Siirnor Lonomi, the present minister
of war. us leader of the reformist socialist1-;.
Other deputies predict that Si'noi
Xitti HL'ain will be entrusted with the
task of forming u cabinet, because
they say, there is no man who con
trols the opposition. In case Xitti us-.-utnes
the task, it is believed he wll
ask moderate socialists, like Deputy
Tnrati, leader of the intransie;ennt.
Oeputv Treves, and Deputy ATofliiri
lant to enter the cabinet and if they
refuse, that he will form a new ad
ministration with eat holies, uivintr
them some important portfolios,
especially the port folio of ftistpic
tion. as the radical reform school sys
tem is one of the fundamental points
in the program of the catholics.
Another ltoiid of politicians ex
press the belief th.it it will be im
possible for anv cabinet to remain in
power hnr with the chamber formed
an at present and therefore thev
prophesy that ueneral elections will
follow in the near future.
EXPECT ITAUAN
CABINET TO FALL
IN NEAR FUTURE H. S. STUDENT BODY
ELECTS OFFICERS
Ladies! Use Buttermilk
To Beautify Complexions
This Delightful Xow Vanishing
ream otilaining True lluttcrmilk
In (.tiartmtwd to Mako You Look
Younger or Money Iku k.
'Get a small
quantity at any
pharmacy by sim
ply asking for
Howard's IJutter
milk Cream and
massage it daily
Into the face,
neck, arms and
hands. The direc
tions are simple
and It costs so
little that any girl or woman can af
ford It. Your complexion must
quickly show a decided improvement
or your dealer U authorized to return
your money without question should
you be dissatisfied.
No matter whether you art) trou
bled with wrinkles, hard little lines
around the mouth and eyes, coarse,
sallow, faded looking skin, or simply
roughness and redness caused by
wind and sun, you will find that all
these trials quickly disappear with
the use of this old-fashioned beauty
recipe brought up to date.
Howard's Buttermilk Cream Is only
sold on a positive guarantee of satis
faction or money back. Howard Ilros.
Chemical Co., Buffalo. N. Y. Adv.
SIS DELAYED
U. S. TROOP SHIP
The Medford High School Student
Body association held its annual elec
tion of officers on Tuesday, May 11,
with the following result:
President, Irvine Terrlll.
Secretary, Gladys Hartley.
, First vice president, Marion Hill.
Second vice president, Ulen Hillis.
Property manager, Hugh Brown.
Student manager, Irvine Terrlll.
Editor Hi Times, Lydia Dean.
Advertising manager, Dale Frank
lin. Business manager, Stanley Jones.
Sport editor, Frank JJuchter.
Jokes, Constance Vance.
Circulation manager, Stanley Jones
Art editor, Lael Klum.
Literary editor, Isabel Stewart. '
Society editor, Pauline Johnson.
There was keen competition for
most of the offices and not a little
school spirit shown in the election.
PROTECT BLUEBEARD
LOS ANGELES, .May 13. Sheriff
Cllne announced today that because
of numorouB threats made against
the life of James P. Watson, who re
cently pleaded guilty to the murder
of Nina Lee Deloney, and is alleged
to have confessed -the murders of
eight other women he had wed, the
prisoner will be taken secretly to San
Quentin prison to serve the life sen
tence imposed on him here.
The sheriff said he would probably
remove Watson from the county hos
pital by automobile and drive him to
some station a considerable distance
from Los Angeles before boarding a
train.
WEDDING BELLS
On Tuesday, May 11. at five o'clock
in the afternoon occurred the mer
rini;e of Walter Painter of Camns.
Washington and Miss V.lla Adnmson
of Trail, On'trmi. Rev. L. Myron
11uo7.it, the oft'icintimr minister, read
the bountiful Presbyterian rin-r serv
ice and the youns people were at
tended liv Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Taylor
of KiiLrle Point. .
Miss Adnn-.son is a well knorn
voumr lnilv of this county. I!er
friends, in lurue numbers, will wish
her much happiness. Mr. Painter is
employed in Cnmns, Washington and
it is in that citv the youuir people wi!I
reside.
WASHINGTON, May 13. Mr.
Daniels testified today that Admiral
Sims had objected to the use of the
former German liner Leviathan as a
troop ship on the ground that her
great length made her a better target
for torpedoes than smallef vessels.
He also said the admiral had con
tended that the ship should be oper
ated to Liverpool rather than to
Brest because of better facilities for
handling her cargo.
The department, the secretary said
followed the admiral's advice with
the result that the Leviathan had to
await an entire lunar month at Liver
pool before she could get out of the
harbor. Later the Leviathan operat
ed out of Brest where her turn
around "was measured In hours in
stead of weeks and she broke all rec
ords In the number of troops trans
ported."
Mr. Daniels presented various of
ficial documents to support his con
tention that the convoy system was
originally sponsored by the American
navy and that it was not adopted
fully until several months after the
United States entered the war and
bad sent many destroyers and other
craft overseas .thus providing the
ships to make the operation of the
convoy system possible.
It is known, however, that heavy
rebel reinforcements have been sent
to San Marcos by rebel chieftains.
The latter are making every effort tol
torce the surrender of Carranza's
troops in what is believed will be the
final stand of the rebellion.
General Candido Aguilar, who Is at
Jalpilta, near Orizba, is begging the
rebel authorities for permission to
join the president and share in bis
fate. General Aguilar sent word to
the rebels Tuesday that he desired to
pass thru the liaes to San Marcos and
permission wis given on the condi
tion he would lay before Carranza
the true situation. 'When this reply
was received by General Aguilar, he
broke down and pleaded that he be
permitted to go to President Carran
za and stand by bis side to the end.
denev
realized bv the con.'re-s "".i
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Richard Harding Davis
Till
Saturday
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When a man will move mountains
rescue a girl from desperate cut
throats risk his lift? as Clay did.
there's something more than just
dare-devil spirit in him.
Hundreds have greeted this won
derful production with enthusiasm,
and since Its first showing full ca
pacity houses have echoed its popu
larity. si:k it xow
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 13. United
States Senators James E. Watson and
Harry S. New, Governor James P.
Goodrich and former Senator Albert
J. Beverldge were elected Indiana's
"big four" delegates at ldrge to the
republican national convention at
Chicago. The motion was without
division. On the same motion E. M.
Wasmuth, state chairman'; Mrs. Chas.
A. Carlisle of South Bend, and Mrs.
Joseph B. Kealing of Indianapolis
and W. A. Gains of Evansville were
elected alternates.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 13. Indi
ana's four delegates at large were in
structed to support General Leonard
Wood for the presidential nomination
so long as he has a "clear and fair"
chance In the republican national
convention at Chicago next month
This action was taken by the republi
can state convention here today by a
vote of 733 to 746.
Suit Salp nt The Hub Co.
From four to five o'clock Friday
afternoon every suit In our stock will
be on sale for one hour only. Prices
unheard of; alterations free. The
Hub Co. 45
, WILSON PUTS AX TO BILL.
(Continued from Page One)
"M1N0T, X. R, May 13. Indorse
ment of a complete state ticket to
oppose the Non-Partisan leauue can
didates in the North llakota republi
can primaries June 30 was expected
to be-accomplished at the second
day's session of the republican con
vention here today,
Formulation of n party platform
was the first bnsinoss before the con
vention when it re-convened.
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
rooms, 322 South Central. 47'
CARRANZA'S LOOT TAKEN.
(Continued from Page One)
directed the operations of his troops
for eight hours Tuesday.
Terrific storms have swept the
scene of the struggle and telegraphic
communication has been interrupted.
Mr. Good Goods Says:
Our GOODS are GOOD;
Our PRICES LOW.
FLOWERED VOILES
Regular Values 75c
Special
59c
Deuels'
power and the rijiht to crant or deny
an appropriation, or to enact or re
fuse to enact a law ; but once an ap
propriation is made or a law is pass
ed, the appropriation should be ad
ministered or the law enncted bv the
executive branch of the government.
1 regard the provision in ouestioi
as an invasion of the province of the
executive and calculated to result in
unwarranted interference in processes
of good government, producing confu
sion, irritation and distrust. The pro
posal assumes significance as an ont
standing illustration "I Hr" , ,
u-iiii.li I tun sure is not .""
II 'id
the
certainly not by the people of
country.
Transfer (Vltlcised
Mr. Wilson also criticised a pe
imr proposal to transfer the bureau
of efficiency which checks
methods of government business frmi
the jurisdiction of the congress, i ,...
the president said, was "another il
lustration of the tendency to wli'.eh
t ;n.-;to i ti.nt ii,ii '
.I- ,.ci,lnrin,r 1,1 S eoIltUIII "Ig I '10
provisions mentioned ihhuc
president r message conciiiucd. i
u-illin.r (,. overlook the obiecliomibL
fe.itni-es fur the time being with tne
thought that they were designed us
exceptional and temporary measures
to meet unusual condition io per
mit such expedients to serve as pr
cedents' or accepted rules for legis.
lation would in mv judgment, be most
unfortunate and destruction of proper
principles for the orderly and ctlicieni
management of the government s
business."
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Housecleaning
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Paul's Electric Stori
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
1 17th Friday Surprise Sale
Every department has a surprise in store
for you tomorrow; shop early in the day
135 Big Money Savers, One Day Only!
48c
H GLOVES
Kayscr's 16-button tuck-
cd, silk gloves, in while,
pongee, black and silver.
gff. "'"!;...-. .$1.98
EMBROIDERY
6-inch Em)roidery flonn-
eing, convent edges.
Cheap today at 50c. Fri
ll da-v ' Qr
yard
g DRESS VOILES
40 inches wide in fine
printed patterns. Plaids
and checks, in-
day. vard
S CREPE DE CHENE
Silk and Cotton mixtures.
Dark colors, 79c grade
j J;;;;!':;: 69c
BOY'S WAISTS
Made of good materials.
Fast coloi's, $1.50 values.
98c
p Children's Bloomers.
In knit, crepe and muslin.
j Friday sus- fQr
prise, pair U7L
UNION SUITS
"Women's fine knit Union
j Suits. Tight knee. Small
sizes, G9c value.
Fridav, suit
H HOSE SUPPORTERS
For children. In black
and white. All sizes, 20e
S values, Fri- jj C
day, pair Jt
1 SOAP
S Colgate's Toilet Soap.
Best quality. 1 A
Fridav. cake
j LISLE HOSE
In women's sizes. Colors
black, white and silver,
S i0(! values. Fri-
day, pair
LACE'
All-over Laces in white
H and ecru, up to $2.00 val-
I !S FriL: 98c
48c
39c
H SUIT SALE
Every spring suit in the
H house on sale Friday
One-third off Regular
85c
$1.19
DRESS SHIELDS
Good rjualitv in all sizes.
Cheap today at 50c. Fri
day sale,
pair
SHEETING
Bleached; 21,4 yards wide.'
Regular price, $1.00. Fri-
Sg1!' 89c
PLAIN VOILES
For dresses and blouses,
45 inches wide. In 10
new shades. Fri
day, yard
PONGEE SILK
Imported Japanese Pon
gee Silk. 34 inches. $1.50
value,
vard ..
RUBBER PANTS
A good quality. Regular
price G9c. Friday
Surprise JUL
CORSETS
10 per cent tiff on all Cor
set sand Braissicrs Fri
dny. SUMMER VESTS
"Women's Summer Vests
in bodice top. Fine qual
ity. Cheap at 25c. Fri-
each 18C
SILK GLOVES
"Ivanhoe"; fine grade. 2
button. Cheap at $1.00.
Friday, 7Qr
pair yj
BIAS TAPE
In white only; C-yard
bolts. Fridav, hoit
10 and 15
SILK GLOVES
Kayser's 2-button Silk
Gloves in black, grey and
pongee, fl.oO values. Fri
clay,
pair ..
HANDKERCHIEFS
"Women's fine grade
Handkerchiefs, plain and
lace edge, 35c values.
S!a 29c
$1.35
LONG CLOTH
3G inches wide. Imperial
Brand. Fine quality, 35c
values. Friday 9Qr
yard
GINGHAM
32-inch fine imported
Gingham. New patterns.
Cheap todav at 75c. This
!a '. 48c
TAFFETA SILK
36 inches wide in several
good shades, $4.00 values.
Si"! ..: $1-98
LACE FLOUNCING
In white and cream. Good
patterns. Up to $1.25 val
ues,
vard
69c!
Price.
TheWoman's Sto
14-22 NORTH CENTRAC AVENUE
MEDFORD. OREGON
INFANT'S DRESSES
Made of fine materials,
nicely trimmed, $1.50
values. Friday ffl 1Q
each Pll7
UNDERWAISTS.
Children's Muslin Undev
waists. Regular price,
$1.00. Fi'idav, 7Qr
each
NOTIONS
Snap Fastners, white and
black. lOe values 7$
Darning Cotton, all colors
ball 5?
r SUMMER VESTS
Women's fine grade cot
ton Vests in bodice and
round neck styles; 40c
values. Friday,"
each Jfat
LISLE HOSE
Misses sizes in pink and
blue. Cheap today at 50c.
This sale, "' OCf
pair L$Db
BED SPREADS
Restful 'brand. Full size.
Cheap at $4.00.
This sale
TABLE DAMASK
70-inch fine satin Table
Damask. All linen. Real
$5.00 values.
Friday, yard n
COAT SALE
livery spring Coat in the
house on sale Fridny
One-Fourth off Regular
Price
$3.69
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