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MEDFOTIT) MATT, TRTRTTXR, WJFOTlT, ORKOOX. FRTDAY. .IITXE -I. 1020.
PAGE THREE
ACTOR DECLARES
HE SUFFERED
TRIAL RACE OF
G. O. P. LEADER
IS
IV
inder
FOR 20 YEARS
ESPEE RAIL
Best
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. "'I had taken but a few doses of
Tanlac when I realized I had tumid
the medicine 1- needed " said O. It.
Martin, 5015 Kast i.Ninth street, Knn-
Bas City, Mo., an .actor with "Annie
uuuer itevue."
. ."Beforo 1 started taking Tanlac I
had suffered from stomach trouble
and nervous indigestion for tho past
twenty years, which gradually grew
worse until for tho last four or five
years I liad boon in a terribly bad
condition. I had no appetite, and
when' I did manage to eat o little
something it began to Hour almost at
pneo and gas would form on my stom
ach until 1 was In perfect misery. My
head ached just about all the lime
and I often had such bad dizzy spells
I could hardly keep from falling. .My
nerves became so badly uset It was
impossible for mo to get a good
night's Hloep and 1 always got up in
the mornings feeling wretched. I lost
BO much weight and finally became so
weak" and run-down 1 had to lay off
from work a great deal of the time.
"My brother-in-law hero in Kansas
City had taken Tanlac with such good
results ho advised me to try It, which
1 did and 1 began to improve almost
at onco. I now have a splendid uppe
tlto and eat just anything I want
without being troubled with gas or in
any other way afterward. I have not
had a headache or dizzy spell since I
started taking Tanlac and my nerves
are in such good condition I can sleep
all night long without ever waking
up. 1 have gained several pounds in
weight, have regained my strength
and, in fact, feel better in every way
than .1 have in years. I am still tak
ing Tanlac, for I want to make such
that my troubles will not return, and
as I spent hundreds of dollars for
other medicines without getting any
benefit from them and never had
anything do mo any good until 1
started taking Tanlac, I can't say too
much for it. 1 am glad of tho op
portunity to tell others about what It
has dono for me so they may profit
by my experience."
Tanlac Is sold in Medford by West
Sldo Pharmacy, and by leading drug
gists in every town. Adv.
SALES
', The Oregon Nursery Com
pany desires the services of
a high grade salesman, with
car, to handle their complete
line of; nursery products,
throughout local and adjoin
ing territory. A liberal con
tract is offered. Condition;:
are unusually favorable for
a largo and remunerative
business. Write at once for
details.
Oregon Nursery Co.
Orenco, Oregon.
GM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Herb cure for onmchR, hendachfl, cat
arrh, dlplhorfa, soro throat, lung irouuie.
kidney trouble, stomach trouble, hanrt
trouble, chills and ievcr, cramps, coughs,
poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors,
cracked breast, cures all kinds of goiters.
NO OPERATIONS. .
Medford, Oregon, Jan. 13, 1917.
' Thin in to rrtiSv Mini i. the understEn-
ed, had very severe stoinnoh trouble and
had been bothered for several years and
last August was not expected to live, and
hearing of film Chung (whose Herb
Kioro is at iiii noiiwi num iic", w-fnt-.tt
I riMfixl tn o-pt herbs for mv
Momach trouble, and 1 stnrted to feeling
better ns soon aB I used them and today
am a well man nnd can heartily rotom
ment anyone afflicted as I was to Bee
uim ununpt aim try ins nvrui.
(Signed) W K JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
3m. Lewis, Eagle Point.
W. I. Childretb, Knglw Point,
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
S. B. Holmes, Uaslo Point.
C. K. Moore, Eagle Point
. J. V. Mclntyre, tingle Point.
' Geo. Von nVr Helen. Eagle Point.
Thos. 12. NicUols. Eagle Point.
stwMSMiwiii,a
HoielManx
Powell St. at 0 Fa rrel U
SAN FRANCISCO
Qose-foTheafres
and Shopping District
A newly beautified Holt I Mam
awaits the vifiiei to San Fran
chcoI New fumittiinit of unuiual
charm and comfort, a lobby dmcntd
to prwvide Um almophe of
hiiuriou home and a new Dining
Room, considered n of th mo
inlerotinf in America all conmbute
to yojr wiUatcI li iKe only hotel
wch rtnninr I in rrrr rcom
NKWl'iiKT, . .(,. ,,.,,..
In lilt' iliahiljl ',' il' I In. iniiii,n..r.. 1 1,
vai-lil Kc-nlule to (.n,.,-i iiiiiii,, i,.
I'liirs nl lii'i' itni'linrau'i; in t'tii icrt.
Ill,' I'HI'C willi Viinitic l,l, IV HM i',ii;,-i
"I T anil Hi,' K'cs,,luti. IVim l,,i'cl I,, tin-lli-rri'slmlT
viml nt llrslul.
The v:i -lit.-i will suit tin- liiiui'.ru
Inr collide tomorrow as t lie repairi in
Hi'iolnto an.' exueried to eomiilelcn
today.
NEWl'OIIT, U.' I.. .;,. .,.- Win,
new bridle mi Yiinitie's iiiiiin boom
nnd new jaws mi KksiiIuIc's iruli', the
two aspirants for America's cin, .
I'cnse hoisted s'nil lodnv fur llie
seciind iif the eliiiiinatiini v, s of;'
tins port.
M'.Y VOIilC. ,iine I. Sir Thomas
I.iuton's Shamrock IV toiluv .as
beinir equipped with new cross trees.
The Shnmi k's original topsnils
were burned le.fnl'e she came to this
country and the new ones were never
tried until this week, when iwtas in.
ticcd the cross trees showed sinus ol
ui viiit; way under heavy tales.
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RKI. SIMEOX D. FKSS.
ThlH'dhlo ConRreesman Is one
nf Iho bunleat men at tho Capital;
H 1h chairman of the House Com
mltteo on Education, and his com
mittee Is now holding hearings on
the Vocational Education Train
ing bill and also investigating
charges mado ncalntt tho Federal
Hoard for Vocational Education.
Mr. Kess as .chairman of the
Hf'publioin Congressional Cam
paign C-'flimlttee. is in close
touch with all the members of his
party In Congress. He is an able
debater, and as a public spenker
his services' are in great demand
all over the country. " Ho has de
livered "keynote" speeches in In
dianapolis. Boston, New York and
Wilmington and also opened .the
state convention of the Repub
licans of Rhode Island at Provi
dence on Aorll &
Mexico City Venice of New World
"In all tho world one cannot find
n more remarkahlo cnpital than Mex
ico City," says William Joseph Shc
walter, in a communication to the
National Geographic Society, con
cerning an interesting center of tho
present Mexican revolution.
"Situated In a valley whose floor
is a mile and a half above the level or
the sea, and whoso borders are sur
rounded by towerins mountains; lo
cated where the beautiful volcano,
Popocatepetl and Ixlaccihuatl, rear
their snow-capped heads above the
plain and stand eternal guard over it,
Its situation Is one of rnro beauty
and grandeur. Its climate is mild,
tho temperature ranKing from 35 to
70 degrees, with a mean or tis de
grees. No man sleeps without a
blanket in .Mexico City, or needs an
overcoat at midday.
"Prior to the conquest tho lakes
of tho Mexicun Valley wero exten
sive and the barges of the Aztecs sail
ed untinlerruptedly from tho gatoa of
Chapultcpcc to lxtupalapa. A large
number of canals Intersected tho an
cient 'metropolis of Tonochtltlan and
connected with tho lakes in tho sub
urbs, making It a sort or new world
Venice.
"In 1 007 the celebrated Portu
guese engineer Martinez undertook to
drain tho Valley of Moxico by cutting
a canal through tho mountains. The
work, however, was largely a failure,
since it drained only ono small lake
and an unimportant river, leaving
lakes Texcoco and Chalco still per
petual menaces to tho city.
"In 1S79 a huge drainage canal 30
miles long was begun, which was com-
pleted in lftOO, at a cost of $S, 000, 000
American gold. Its completion re
moved the danger of inundations
from Mexica city and solved the prob
lem which occupied the thoughts and
engendered the fears of the Aztcc.i as
far back as 1 149.
"Mexico City is tho most completo
mixture of tho ancient and tho mod
ern to be found in the New World.
The old city .might dato anywhere
from tho tenth century, from Its ap
pearance. Tho new city Is ultra mod
ern, and you step from the sixteenth
to tho twentieth century by walking
across the street.
"The parade ground of Mexico City
is the Avienda do San Francisco.
This short street extends from tho
Mexican Whito House to tho Alameda
and Is only about 2 4 feet from curb
to curb. Hero, at the approach of
twilight, every smart equipage in the
capital comes. Down the ono side of
the street and up the other side
moves the procession at n slow walk,
while everybody looks at everybody
else. .
"As Avienda do San Francisco
unites the old and the new cities, so
does the Cinco de Mayo (Fifth of
May) unite the cathedral, statoliest
of all the religious edifices on the
continent, with tho- theater, most
beautiful of all the amusement places
in America. The Cinco do Mayo is
tho Wall Street of Mexico, and the
buildings which line it arc modem In
every respect.
"The Paseo de la flcforma, extend
ing from Chapultepec to the Avienda
do Juarez, a short avenuo connecting
the Pnseo with Avienda de Snn Fran
cisco, is ono of the finest driveways
of the world.
"The city is full of interesting
places. Whether it be the cathedral,
which rears its majestic towers to
heaven on the very spot whero the
sacred temple of the - Aztecs stood,
and where tens of thousands of- hu
man beings were sacrificed to the
sun; wherber it be the Hospital de
Jesus, built on the site where Cortes
and Montezuma first met, and sup
ported to this day from the revenues
of the estate of Corte whether It be
the Jockey club, housed in tho beau
tiful House or Tiles; whether it be
!hc bronze equestrian statuo nf
Charles IV of Spain, declared by
Humboldt to be second only to the
statue or Marcns Anrellus at Home.
memories of tho American triumph, in
-Mexico, there is no place with more
attractions from a historic standpoint
than Moxico City.
"The national pawn shop is one of
the unique institutions of the capital
It was founded by Pedro Jose Ilo
mero do Terreros, the owner of the
fabulously rich mines at Real del
Monte.- Here money may bo borrow
ed on chattels at very low rates of
interest, and everything is pledged.
from a pair of cock's spurs to an
automobile and from a silver ring to
an iron safe. The smallest loan
mado is 12 cents and the largest
?4I)00.
"From the American standpoint
burial customs in Mexico arc very
strange A grave may be rented in
perpetuity or for a term of years. II
the latter option is taken anfl the
rent is not paid promptly at each re
curring period, tho bones of the occu
pant nro ejected and thrown upon a
groat bone pilo. These bones from
timo to time uro cremated.
"At Mexico City's great city of the
dead, whero 100,000 poonle.havr been
buried, there is a cavo which contains
hundreds of tons of human ashes.
Tho Mexican law forbids services at
tho grave since tho separation of
church and state under Ilenito
Juarez."
AI.HAN'Y. Ore., .lime !. I'lin-liase
of 1,000, IHIll worth of lumber in the
Albany district liv llie Southern Pa
cific company became binwit here to
day. The scores or deals involved
were uiinle since l:i-t September, it
was said.
Ties nt:e,roi;ntin;r l'-;0 carloads and
cur material amountm.; to 100 car
loads have been colli rncli.'il. lleiuns
and box ear hoards are the principal
items of the car material.
J. I.. Hell, foreman, inspector, who
ai'ted in the lUU'clia-iiiL' end of the
deals, is now supervising a crew of
inspectors at mills where the lumber
is stored. Shipment" will bein soon.
WHEAT PROSPECTS
EUROPE HEM
WASHINGTON, .Juno I. A 'lis
patch to t he (li'Mitrtim-iit of nuri nl
ture tudiiv from tin InU'iiiiiJ.mnnl In
stitute ol' Aurienll lire. Komi', It;ilv.
said llie ID'JO product inn ol' wheat in
Triti-li India would lie :tli l,Hm,UI)0
bushels or VM). per eent of the U1'.
production nnd 10::. per cent ol.' a
fivp-vear average, l!U-l-191S.
The condition of cereals May fi't
vas average in (treat Mrttain. Ireland,
Kranec. ilunuary, rortiiiial. Kirvpt,
Morocco. There was drought in
South Italv and Alirerin.
SUE
WASHINGTON, June 4. Presi
dent Wilson today appointed a com
mission of throo men to settle the
wage controversy between the anthra
cito coal miners and operators. The
commission's award is to be made
within sixty days if possible and its
award as to wages will he retroactive
'to April 1, the date when the con
tracts between the miners and opera
tors expired.
Tho members of the commission
nro William C. Thompson of Colum
hus, Ohio, Neal J. Ferry of .McAdoo,
Pa., and William L. Connell of Scran
ton, Pa.
"The Copperhead"
A rhymed review by Hussell dolman.
"The Copperhuad" in Lincoln's day
The name of scorn with which to
brand
The man who would his own betray;
And thus Milt Shanks' tho tanner's
hand
Was known In Millvlc; Joo, his son
Was killed ?n battle cursing him;
'Till Milt, at last bis duty dono
Won glory death could never dim
A photoplay that grips tho heart;
Tho story of a truc-hluo man,
With Lionel Ilarrymore his part
Will thrill the real American.
Sen It at the Itlalto tonight.
There's one lunch
that II ike better
than any other
u
T
Tqasties
are o'oocl S
anytime
Corn
Pain
Stopped
Quick
"Gets-It" loosens Them So They
Liftoff in A Jiffy.
Tho corn pains ceano na soon as
a few drops of "fiots-lt" reach tho
corn. It kops out of tho hurting;
business forever.
For a day or no the corn remains,
KPttinR looser nnd looser and with
out a twinge from it. Then, it Kta
eo loost that you jur.t lift It rlKht
off, without oven feeling ft. and
cast ft away. That's how easily and
simply "f icts-It" disposes of tho
corn nuisance.
"t Juts-It." the unfailing; puarnn
teed, moneybnrk corn rernover,
roots but a trttlo at any dru store.
Mf.'d by IS. IjtiwrciicQ&Co.. Chicago.
Sryld iu Medford ttna recommend
ed as tho world's bust corn remedy
by Leon D. Iiuskina, Medford Phar
macy, Strang's DniK Store, 'Heath's
OruR Store, West Side Pharmacy.
COCKROACHES
EASILY KILLED TODAY BYUSINO
AIm fU lUt DflTfl lo
WATER BUGS, RATS AND MICE
tti-vlr Tor Uf. Two Him, lite and 11.60.
ORDZa F.:OM YOUR DEALER
AT
Holland
Cafe
.jmm&pf 1.
It II,.
The McCormick
Has Been the Standard of All
Binders for Years
Come in and See the McCormick
Before Buying
Patton and Robinson, Inc.
Everything for the Farm
Telephone 150 112 So. Riverside
FOR
SALE
Tho California Ilex Spray Company of Bcniciu, California, ownors of parts lots flvo and six in Ish
Addition to tho City of Modford, said lots having erected thereon a building equipped for the manu
facture of Lima and Sulphur Solution, hereby orfers this property for sulo and will receive bids In
accordance with all or each of the several propositions as will bo outlined below.
iliids are to be submitted in written form at the office of said California Rex Spray Company at
nenlcia, California on or beforo twelve o'clock noon June 15th, 1920 and with the express under
standing that said California Ilex Spray Company reserves Iho right to accept or reject any or all bldB.
Each bid must be accompnnied with certified check for ten per cent of the amount of such bid and
which checks on all rejected bids will be returned to bidder not later than July 1st.
Tho terms of salo to bo Cash within ten days after dato of acceptance of any bid and at which time
title to proporty purchased will bo properly transferred.
PROPOSITION NO. I. 1OT m'lLIIX5S KQI'IP.MKNT.
Iiids aro ronucstcd on Lot, Dulldlngs and Equipment, complete as It now stands.
PROPOSITION NO. 2. Hl'ILDINt; ALONE.
Ilids are requested on Huildln& alono exclusive of all equipment and which equipment consists
principally of Hollers, Tanks, Ulevator, Pumps, Knglne, Scales, l'lpo Lines, Barrels, ToolB, etc. ' In
case of sale of building the right Is reserved to remove all equipment nnd purchaser Is to remove
building within a period of sixty days from dato of transferor title.
PROPOSITION NO. 8.
Bids aro requested on Lot and Building oxcluslvo of equipment as referred to In Proposition No.
2 the right being reserved to nimoyo such equipment lit any tlmo within a porlod of sixty days.
PROPOSITION -NO. I. liOT III ILIUNtiS KLKVATOH SCALKS. . i ,
Bids are requested on Lot, Buildings including Ulevator and Scales but oxcludlng all other equip
ment tho right to remove which within a porlod of Sixty days from date of transfer of title Is reserved.
PROPOSITION NO. B. LOT lil'ILI)IN(JS ICLIiVATOIt SCALI
-K N(i I X l: LA ROM UOI IjKR
Bids are requested on Lot nnd Buildings including Elevator, Sculos, Englno nnd Large Boiler but
exclusive of all other equipment the right to remove which within a period of sixty days from dato ot
transfer of tltlo Is reserved. '
All bids accompanied with cnrllfled check must bo at tho offlco of tho California Ilox Spray
Company in lienicln, California, not inter than twolve o'clock noon Juno 15th, 1020 after which dato
and tlmo no bids will bo considered. ,
Reply will he made lo all bids considered not later than July 1st It being understood that tho said
California Rex Spray Company reserves the full right to accept or reject any or nil bldB submitted.
The properly will ho opened for Inspection on Friday, Juno II III, between the hours of one and
five p. in. and on Sunday, June Kith, between the hours of nine a. m. and twelve o'clock noon and at
which times further Information will bo available.
California Rex Spray Company
Benicia, California
J or whether it be Chapultepec. with its