BEDFORD MXTE TRTBITXE, . MEDFOIiD. OlfEGOX. MONDAY. WAY P1, 1920.
SALES MANAGER
AT LOS ANGELES
PRIZES GIVEN
U.S.AIR SERVICE
the government furnishes free room,
board, clotlrug. dental niul medical
ntteutiun, hospital treatment, cheap
life insurance, laundry, recreation,
athletics, miiuscmcnts. etc.
ASPIRIN FOR COLDS
"Passing Show" at Page Tomorrow
Name "Bayer" is on Genuine;
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HEALTH RULES
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LACK OF CARS
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5 One of the distinguishing features
in connection with the introduction
!nd sale of Tanlac throughout Amer
ica. Is the large number of traveling
iraen no have been benefited by its
line., From Maine to California and
jfrom the Gulf, to Northern Canada,
men representing almost every lino of
business have testified to the remark
able and gratifying results obtained
by taking Tanlac.
j; One of the latest of those to en
dorse Tanlac' is -H. Srardlow, salos
I manager for the Solar Illuminating
I Co., of Chicago, who lives at the
Hotel qtnwell, Los Angeles, Cat.'
I "Tanlac: is the finest medicine 1
; have . ever run across,'1- Bald Mr.
ifenarcllow -recently. "I vgained nine
pounds on three bottles and have got
ten rid of. a case of'Btomach trouble
Ht nearly coat me my life. For sev
eral month I had suffered terribly
'txom. acute gastritis and was very
f nervous; Everything I wound eat
soured and formed gas, my chest and
lungs would path, me and my heart
palpitate so at times I would almost
taint. .1 have walked the floor, for
hours in misery and have been forced
jib spend days at a time in bed. 1
!)ost nineteen pounds,. waa-a nervous
wreck and had to give up all idea of
jbuslness,. . ;
l' "I had the best treatment and med
icine and "was put on a special diet
,but. got' no better, and was finally
! told thai only an operation would relieve-my
trouble. Ono day while in
'fcl Paso, Texas, I had an attack that
almost proved fatal. I had been read
ing about Tanlac and. Immediately
i tried It. . Thanksgiving- Day I was
;slck, blue and discouraged, but since
taking Tanlac I can enjoy a 'good
i meal and feel well, cheerful and hap
py. It gives me pleasure to recom
mend Tanlac and I hope all sufferers
from stomach troubles may be in
duced to try It."' .. -
Tanlac Is sold in-.Medford by West
Bide. Pharmacy, and by leading drug-
. gists In every town. -Adv.
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Holland
Cafe
f. GIM CHUNG
y China Herb Store
f-Herb cure for earache, headache, eat
rb. dlptberia eon throat, unff trouble.
VWnfl troubte, stomach trouble, heart
trouble, eblflS and fever, cramps, coughs,
poor circulation, carbuncles, .tumors
crebbed breast, cures all kinds of goiters
NO OPERATIONS.
v j ' Medford. Orejron, Jan, 13, 1017,
r This Is to certify that I, the nndervlgn
d, bad very severe stomach trouble and
bad been withered for several years and
last August was not eipected to live, and
bear lop of Gtm Chans (whose Herb
Store Is at 214 South Front street, Med
ffotd),. 1 decided to get herbs for my
stomach trouble, a&d f started to feel lag
better as soon as I used them and today
am well man and can. heartily recom-
Sent anyone afflicted as I was to sas
1m Chung and try his Herbs.
-(Signed) W R JOHNSON.
f Wllnesa:
. Vm. Lewis, Ragle Totnt.
; W. i. Chlldreth, Basle Point.
1 M. A- Anderson, Med ford
' 8. B. Holmes, Eagle Point.
C. K. Moore, Eagle Point
i 'J. V. Mclntyre. Eagle Point
1 Geo. Von der Helen, Eagle Point
: Thou, E. Nieaom. Kuala Point
POTATOES
Come Early.' Como Quick.
:; Hand picked Old Crop Potatoes at
ionly $7.00 per cwt. by the sack.
'i We'll knock the son off of Old
Man II. C. L.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
' -7 El Main '
Stenography
; . Multigraphtog
Circular work of all kind
' Mailing LUU
Tunnell & Edwards
0-J08 Liberty Building
, Ifedford, Oregon.
- The actual value ' of systematic
habits of health to bo observed every
day in the life of a child has been
emphasized in the last five years, in
almost every section of the United
States. . The modern health crusader
movement is a definite movement to
make. health habits a permanent part
of the daily life of every child: There
fore the teachers must show their
active, practical sympathy. with every
child who enrolls under the banner
of the modern health crusader.
Much work was accomplished a'ong
this line by co-operation between the
teachers of Jackson county and the
Jackson, county nursa in 1918-1918.
Owing to the. fact that the little
awards which many of the pupils had
earnell, failed to arrive before the
closing of school la 1919, ntauslaam
waa not e great In the city school
this year. However, on Friday the
2 8th, the pupils of Washington and
Roosevelt schools received the awards
to which they were entitled when
school closed last year. 'When any
one sees a child wearing a little pin
made of gun metal In the form of a
shield, it means that the wearer is a
Knight of the Modern Health Cru
sade. Whenever a . child wears a
gold-washed pin, with, the same de
vice, it means that the wearer for
fifty-two weeks, an entire: year, hits
performed daily the health habits of
the modern health crusader.
Perhaps adults may be inclined to
scoff and make light of these efforts
to build up the health of the growing
child. But to be a modern health
crusader requires much self-denial on
the part of the child. . You. must not
drink coffee or tea,, if you are a
knight. You must have ten hours of
sleep, you must use your tooth-brush
twice a day, and seven other dally
rules for health conduct.. Even the
parent who most bitterly opposes the
physical inspection of children in the
school, who thinks quarantining
quite unnecessary, cannot fall to
appreciate what the modern -health
crusader mqyement is trying to tench
the children. ' ' :
Many of the rural schools have
shown their willingness to perform
the health habits every day, and much
time has been spent 'of . late' by the'
county nurse mailing the awards and
certificates to the schools where they
have been earned. ' '
I The following Is a. list. of. tile rural
schools that: have earned, credits in
the modern' health crusader work:
District 52, Chaparral Schoolgold
washed pins. (8). 1
.' District 90, Roguelands school
gold-washed pins. (.4). . .. . . .
' Lake Creek school, gun metal pins
Rogue River (town), gun metal
pins :(12), ;.. ; . . v. . .' . ';
Reese Creek, gun metal pins '(T.3)..-Pankey,-certificates
(1 IV ,
Savage Creek, gun metal pin (1)
Butte Creek, gun metal pins and
certificates (11).' . . '.'.-.''
COL; MILLER WILL
TALK WEDNESDAY
The foruni luncheons nfthc Cham.-
ber of Commerce On each Wednexliiv
thinner tho month of June will be help
at the MedfordCHotel. . Xext Wednes
day Colonel Robert A. M Her of Port;
lan dwill discuss tbe development cf
commuditv ftpirit and as the colonel
has jriven this subject con--iderab!e
study, his talk will be very interest
inz.
The I'orom luncheons will be held
in the annex dining room of the Med:
ford and arrangements are bcins
made for' its full cnpacilv next
Wednesday as it is believed that a
Rood manv of the members of the
Chamber of Comerce intend to hear
Col. Miller and also brine a number
of out of town iruests. Members
wiH assemble promptly at twelve
o'clock So that thore will be no deliiv
in starting. f
TROPHY TO TROEH
DES MOIXES. In., Jlnv 31 Kraiil
Troch of Vancouver. Wash., defeat
cd V. B. Albert of Dcs Homes.- 171
to 170 in tho Hazard trophw. shoo:
vefterdav afternoon. The trophv i
emblcmaficnl of the worlds chumu-
ionshio doubles. When Troeh won
the f'roph vhe took the last champ
ionship it is possible for him in ama
teur sports as lie has held all tliC
others at various times in the past
The event was the openinir of the
Iowa state shooting tournament which
is to continue until Thursdav. Ahoir
two hundred mnksmen arc entered in
the tournament. .
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: T he air service offers to men n
cUlince lo leurn uud to ncuuire an
iiitiniute nnd thorouuh kuowledire of
vlnnes, ensines, electricity, foundry
;in dinnchine show work at govern
ment expense on full nrmv pay. Kn
litjtmcnts nrc from one to threo vesrs
without further military obligation.
The air service trains enlisted men lo
become expert aviation mechanics.
liid prepares them for tho most
modern and fascinating came, whic'i
will be on a puviug commercial bmi
ih the very near future. Vnder Ihe
net of congress approved Mnv lit,
1920, the new urmv rates of pnv in
(ho uir erico for enlisted men
roneres from 30 to $102.30 per month
first enlistment. In addition to this
I'cKgy Itrown, famous dancer in New imk Winter Garden, with
.Show."
'Passing
The celebrated mus'ful extnive-.
gnnza lrom the .New lork winter
Gurdcn, "The I'assiii? Show," will lie
presented n't Pago Theatre Tuesday
niuht, June -1. The advance sale of
sents has broken nil records, v.ml
the avalanche of mail orders is snid
to be absolutely unprecedented. 'Thc
Passing Show" is told in fifteen co
lossal rieen'es-,' with twenty-1 wo lilting.
dnsh ng musicnl nuniliers, and
wealth-of' scenic and colorful benuty
that del les nil description. 1 ho cos
tumes arid color .schemes ni'c said to
be .richly, bniuto hnd brilliant. The
company-' numbers '200 people, i
eluding' Willie and Kugene Howard
those ever popular fun makers and
singers so long ussoclnled witty Win
ter Garden spectacles. The curtain
nt the performance of ''Tho Passing
Show" rises sharply at 8 o'clock. As
tho opening scene is one of the most
attractive of tho. entire productior
it is wise for patrons to be in tlieiv
scuts at 'least n few minutes befor.
the curtain rises. "The Pausing Shov;'
is u spectacle that' .will linger long ii:
the nlfemoT.v. '.Thore . is .nothing . like
it in 'the". world. ''
ASHLAN'D, May 31. Kale Shep
herd, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Shep
herd, of this city, was accidentally
drowned in the vicinity of Bend last
Saturday.' The body was recover
Sunday- morning. J'resiimnnly the
young, hiafl lost. h:s life in the De
schutes hiver. thoush particulars arc
still laekimi. He wan 31 years of age
and leaves" a wife, also a little dunxh
ter. His wife was fomicrlv Jliss
JUrium Gregg of Ashland. The fam
ily home ia at Beud,. where Kale for
some tine tnst hu dlieen eneated in
the musicnl instrument busines-s. Earl
Shepherd, of Klamath Falls, n
brother of the deceased, has gone to
Bnc, als Dr. Great of this city,
father of the young man's wife. Kola
was a fine fellow, universally liked,
and great imnpnthv is being ex
pressed' for relatives over his tragic
fate. "
'ASHLAXD, Mav. 31. Decoration
Day. observed on Monday instead of
Sunday, ushered in liov Scout Week,
a period replete with interesting exor cises,
both mental and physical, per
taining to development of the scout
purposes nnd. ideals.
On Sunday the .scouts in uniform
assembled at the armor" and marched
to the Presbyterian church in ft bodv,
where thev attended. morning service.
Individual scouts ulso appeared at
jther, churches,-and in brief talks set
forth the meaning and objection ot
the Bcoiit movement'.
On Monday theboys pnrlicipntjd
in Decoration . Day services, which
were held nt the nimorv in contunc
t on with the Grand Army nnd its
affiliations, the American Legion ;im!
First Compnnv of the National Guard.
Tuesday evening, June 1, there is lo
be a public rally to which all the citi
zens of the cominnnitv are invited
It is hoped Hint a capable speaker
from elsewhere will be here to .do
liver an address... Dcfinito place to be
designated later. .... .
Wednesday. is to be field day, and
the nfterqoon to be. spent in base
ball or other athletics. ,
! Thursday evening nt 8 o'clock the
scouts arc to assemble at the Mctho
dist church, where light refresh
ments will.be served nnd an im
promptu program rendored. '
Friday afternoon the snouts will
bo given an automobile rido bv tbe
citizens of tho community. " It in
hoped that -caro enough for this pur
pose will be volunteered.
The . following' men ; have . bee
chosen bv tbo local scout masters to
be tbe .local council . of .Ashland:
Professor Wilson, Professor Bri-
coe. Rev. C. A. Edwards. V. 0. K
Smith, Homer Billings. John Fuller,
O. V. Carson, Geo. Iccnhower. D.
Winter.
Hev.'C'F. Koehler tnd Rv.' ff . E.
Bean, pastors of tbe Presbyterian
and Chrislinn churches respectively
are scout masters, also obn H
representine the city, and all three
are enthusiastic in furthering this
movement in behalf of the mental
and physical development of tbe bovs.
Neither is their spiritual welfare
overlooked. The masters lend where
tho boys follow, nnd somo athletic
records nre being made in connection
with bikes over hill and dale, while
camping experiences arc as pleasing
as the surrounding environment . of
forest nnd stream arc evpically ideal
EX-TREASURER OF
DAKOTA DEAD
rOHTLA-NB.- May 31. Funora
services are to be held here tomorrow
for Donald II. McMillan, former state
treasurer of North Dakota, who died
at the home of his daughter hero last
Thursday. Mr. McMillan had only
recently come to Portland and his
death was Budden.
Do Not Get Careless : r '
With Your Biood Supply
The Weather.
Tonight and Tuesday, fair:' heavy
frost tonight east, l.ght frost south
west portion", moderate northerly
winds, .
Impurities Invite Disease.
You should pay particular heed
to any indication that your blood
aupply is becoming sluggish, or
that there is a lessening in its
strong and vital force.
By keeping your-blood purified,
your system more easily -wards off
disease that is ever present, wait
ing to attack wherever there is an
opening. A few bottles of S, 3, S.,
the ' great vegetable blood medi
cine, will revitalize your blood and
give you new itrength and a
healthy, vigorous vitality. Every- .
one needs it just now to keep the
system in perfect condition. Go
to your drug store and get a bottle
to-day, and if you need ny med-.
ical advice, you can obtain it with
out cost by writing to Medical Di
rector, Swift Specific Co., 109 Swift
Laboratory! Atlanta, Ga,
MYRTLE POIXT. Ore.. Miiv 31.
Threo lumber and shingle mills hen)
hav cben shut, down because of lack
of cars, mnnv workers being thrown
out of employment. At the li. K.
Booth shingle mill alone 200 men nrc
temporarily out of work. Sevcrui
other mills in other sections of the
Oonuille vnllev nlso arc said to have
closed, or nre contemplating such ac
tion, because of the car shortage.
Bankers, the Mvrtlo Point Commer
cial Club, and other organization-.,
have joined in asking the intcr-smto
commerce commission for relief.
Insist on "Haver Tablrts of Anpirin"
in a "Bayer package," containing proper
ilirertinnn for Cohli, J'ain. Headache,
Neuralgia, Lumbago, and Rheum.itifini.
Name Buyer'' means genuir.o Aspirin
prcHwiN'il br ptireiciai: for nineteen
yvurs. tUntly tin boxes of 12 tablets
cost few cents. Aspirin ia trade mnrk
of llnyer Mnnufneture of Monoacettc- .
Acidcater of Snlicylicacid.
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