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PAOE THREE 11 DEAD, 21 HURT, "Clarence" at Page Theater June 14 LALLEY LIGHT and SPECIAL MEET For Farms and Rural Homes L MEDFORD MATT; TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OTiEOOW WEDNESDAY. .U'XK 0. 1920. FARM BUREAU THURSDAY 2P.M The rapid development of Hie Farm Bureau Co-Operative Kxcliunge has necessitated the calling of a special meeting at the public library at 2 p. m., Thursday, June 10. Since the last regular meeting in January the business has grown from where one man was doing all the work, until at the present time six people are required to take care of the business. The directors have pur chased a large warehouse with ample space. In addition to handling live stock the exchange now hundles spray materials, feeds, chickens, hides, veal, dressed hogs, eggs and carries a full line of high grade stock and hay Bait. This business expansion makes the exchange one of the lar gest business establishments in Med foru, and if the members take the Interest in its affairs that Is required to handle a business of its mugnllude, the exchange should become a great controlling factor In the agricultural development of the county. 7 REGULATE MINNEAPOLIS., Minn., .lime 9. The rooster's early morning crow can not be restrained by court order. Such was the decision of Judge W. V. Uardwell, In district court here, after hearing a -petition from Dr. C. V. Dlght, a former alderman of this city, seeking an injunction to restrain sleep-disturbing noises which, he said came from his neighbor's house and yard. TON STRIKE GALVESTON. Texas, Juno 0. vi.e situation was ciuiet here today with the city under iniirtiiil law as a re sult of the prolonged longshoremen's strike. Approximately 100(1 Texas National Guardsmen were on duly throughout the i-itv environs. Miss Bi'tly Murray, who plays tiie protfy governess in Rooth Turk In f? ton's comedy, "Ourenee, Mi.ss Mu rray was last soon Iiere as leading lady in Cyril Manila's company in '; rumpy." PACIFIC ISLES IN CONTINUOUS SHAKE l'AI'KKTK, Tahiti, June 0. Kurth (luiltes which have sllalicn the islands ol Tahiti, Moorou ami Molii'tia with out mor,. than a week or two intervals sinee the autumn of 11U8, still con tinue and have increased in frequency and strength. Of late there have be?n on an average of two or three a iluv, usually in the earlv hours before dawn. A recent hut unconfirmed re port affirms Unit the island of Tuou ai, aliout 4i() miles to llie South of Tahiti, is also shaking. This, it is Miid, would tend to confirm the theory that th(, source of the disturbance is a submarine outbreak somewhere to the souht and west, in that jinrt of the Pacific where surface indications would never he seen. t- f The Coffee 4 Drinker who finds grounds for discomfort in his 'coffee cupTwelcomes a. change to Instant No loss of satisfaction 6 : in "this richly flavored , beverage. All "the pleas -' I ures of coffee.wrth not L ; u v 'wk : indigestion ; . or sleeplessness. de by Postum Cereal Co.,Batile Creek J"lich. Carnival Pageant The Carnival Pageant represents transformation of felnter to spring and spring to summer, given by some 40 little gjrls of the Presbyterian church, under the efficient direction of .Miss Katharine . Swera. ' , ' King Winter with hia snowdrops and the encouragement of old Jack KroaV mako3 bold to postpone the coming of spring, still a bit 'timid at the various signs of cold. After repeated efforts, Spring beantifur spring succeeds In ushering in her dainty spring flowers and everything is Joyous In the rebirth of all that comes with this wonderful season of the year. Fondly she welcomes her successor. Summer, gay and happy -Willi her bright little flowers which, however, presently droop in the In tense heat, but are all awakened anew by the refreshing rain and everything is life again. Xight warms, and all too soon the seasons bid a loving farewell to their little flowers until another day. 8 p. m. Sharp Fri. and Sat. SCHK.XICCTAIY. X. . June 9. Kleven persons wore killed and 2 1 in jured today when a train of express ears crashed into the rem end of a passenger train which had stopped about two miles from Schenectady be cause of engine trouble. All but one of those killed were asleep in two Pullmans at the rear of the passenger train. The body of Martin Doyle of Albany, engineer of the express was found in the wreck age with one hand t'at to the throt tle. A Michigan Central special carry ing ten cars of express matter disre garded signals and wetu at high speed into a New York Central pas senger train, bound from liuft'alo to New York, according to the story of C. Hobinson, brakeman of the passen ger train. He said he waved a red lantern in vain and finally threw it Into the cab us the express dashed by. The Pullman at the rear of the train had twelve passengers and was demolished. -I IS ANCIENT NAME CLEVELAND, O., June 9. Booze" ban had its ancient and honorable ancestry In the English language uncovered here recently by Prof. William II. llulme of Western Keserve university. Labeled for generations as an ety mological outlaw and branded as such with quotation marks, Prof. llulme finds "booze" has a pedigree1 longer than that of most kings. Its earliest spelling, according to Prof. Hit line, was "bowse." Later writings show it was "bouse" and finally "booze." "Both as a noun and ' verb the word," Prof. Ultimo said, "written "bowse" in middle English diterature as far back as 1U00, had tho mean ing 'to drink in excess.' About 1GU0 the word lost tho honorable-character it had and became a slang word. The particular 'housing" Is recorded as early us 1529, and 'bouser was used in Euglish in 1611." HAS JACKSONVILLE FOUND THE SAME? The Answer Is Found in the Straight forward Statement of a Jack sonville Itfsident. We have been reading week after week in the locul press of .Medford citizens who have been rid of dis tressing kidney and bladder troubles by Doan'B Kidney IMlls, and we have often wondered whether the same high opinion of this medicine is to he found in our neighboring towns. Thin frank and earnest statement by a well-known and respected resident of Jacksonville will set this doubt at rest. F E. McKee, Jacksonville, Ore., says: "Sometime ago my kidneys be came disordered and I bad a dull aching through my back. I couldn't do any stooping or lifting and my kidneys acted very Irregularly. 1 read of Doan's Kidney Pills and decided to use them. They soon freed me of all the trouble and made my back "well and strong." Price COc, at all doalera. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the samo that Mr. McKee had. Koster-Mllburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.;- Adv. SAVE HIS LIFE OMAHA, Neb., June 9. Character witness testimony in behalf of a dog was taken here recently before Judge Estelle In district court. City attor neys objected to the admission of stub evidence but the judge ruled a dog has as much right to it as a hu man. The good character of the dog, which had bitten a girl, was there upon established to the satisfaction of the court and he annuled the death sentence which had previously been passed upon the prisoner. "Dick" belonged to 12 year old Mary Schwartz. One day bo ran along to the grocery store with her brother and while there hit Lena Chisno, a miss of 13. The police judge who first heard the case meted out the extreme penalty. He did not however pass on tho extenuating cir cumstances. Some youngster in the store had stepped on Dick's tall. SPROUL UP EARLY 10 GET VOTES Spronl whs mi earlv toilnv and re- niiiii cmilerenfpu with imrr.v eml"l jii'ler n Weill's of tneetines with del;1- miles Iroin diilerent Darts ot the country hint nmnt. i lie special tele ltiiiiIi wire from Pennsvlviiniii head quarters to Senator Penrose's ho:ne in 1 in I a tie 1 1 ill ia continues to enrrv the dninir of the imrtv leaders here to the Pennsylvania senator. DiMikics Attention Ceremonial at Yreka, California Saturday, Juno 12th. Get receipts from secretary. Those not having cars must give names at once to J. V. Wakefield, chairman, and a way will -e provided for you. Cars leave Temple hall at 7 a. m Every K. P. In good Btanding la elig ible. 70" Caiil of Tluink We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness during our sad be neavement and loss of a loving wife and mother; alt;o for the beautiful Mowers. .Mil. I. A. PKUETT 08 AND DAUGHTERS. Watch Prices Melt at Mann's Expansion Sale Sat. June 12 Paint Inside as well as Outside Early summer is an especially favorable time to "Jo" the house all over, itiside as well as outside. Stop in and let us tell you why. Interior walls and woodwork decorated nuw with paint made of DUTCFI BOY WHITE-LEAD ant! Dm (It Hoy Flattinr-Oil will add a coulnrss ami frethness to your rooms whit h will he doubly appre ciated during the hut summer mouth. Any dt-viialilc (int. Truly washable. Our stock of paint materials it complete and reliable. Can we be of service? Medford Fur. & HUw. Co. Crater Lake Hardware Co. Mrlford. Orptron. 0 Announcement! We have secured the exclusive fran chise for selling the well-known Lnlley Electric Light nnJ Power Plant in this territory. For iome time we have noticed that the progressive farmers of this section are realizing that economical and re liable electricity is just as important if not more so to the proper develop ment of their farming business and to the comfort of their homes, as the tele phone, the daily mail, the automobile, and the most valuable labor-saving farm machinery. It is our intention to give the residents of this community the very best ma terial and the best of service for its maintenance. When we decided to. sell an electric light and power plant, we set out to secure that plant which, in our opinion, had proven itself to be the most reli able, the most economical, and in every way the best investment for ourpatrons. We chose the Lalley Light plant, manufactured by the Lalley Light Corporation of De troit. Michigan, one of the largest manufacturers engaged exclusively in the production ot farm electrical equipment. Our Personal Word Is Behind the LaOey The Lalley Light plant has been in successful use on farms and elsewhere for ten years. It has only three moving parts; it is ball bearing equipped; it will furnish ample electric light for your home and outbuildings, and electric power to operate a complete water system, a churn, vacuum cleaner, an electric iron, a washing machine, an electric fan, and any other domestic electrical apparatus you may decire or need. Come in and visit us so that we can show you this Lalley Light plants or telephone us and we will go to your house. Patton and Robinson, Inc. hUy Uiht complstm unit9n$inm and tfnftrafor with 16 call foroo bnttpry. It uppU--a umph olotricity for USfitt, watmr pump, washing muchti.mi, aivaepor, craaan 'pau-ator, ttnrnn$ mill, non, to. Tel. 150 Everything for the Farm 112 So. Riverside I Two Economies 8 i" ' i ; i , When You Boy eTre Quality Coffee of America" It Goes Further There is an extra special saving when you buy in the FIVE POUND SIZE. Sold in ONE, THREE and FIVE Pound Vacuum Packed Cans. Every Can Guaranteed.
