Medford mail tribune., January 13, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

JFRDFCRD MAIL TRTBTTNTI, MEDFOTJD, OTlfifiOX. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13. 1021
JAPAN'S SECRET
Will Be Baby Of The House
L
Colds
I
ft . A -
With Red Peppers
Rub It on Congested, Aching Chest Loosens Up that Tight
Feeling at Once Surely Brings Quickest Relief.
ONLY S3 A WEEK
p t , is
1 Ease your tight, aching chest. Stop
the pain, Break up the congestion.
1 feel a bad cold loosen up in just a
'short time.
"Red Pepper Rub" is the told remedy
ibat brings the quickest relief. It-cannot
hurt you and it certainly seems to
end the tightness and drive the conges
tion and soreness right out.
When heat penetrates right down
1 Into colds, congestion, aching muscles
and sore, stiff joints, lclicf comes at
once.
Nothing has such concentrated, pene
trating heat as red peppers. The mo
ment you apply Red 1'epper Rub for
colds, backache, sore muscles, stiff
neck, lumbago, or the pains of rheu
matism or neuritis, you feel the ting
ling heat. . i .
In three minutes the congested spot
is warmed through and through.
When you are suffering so you can
hardly get about, just get a jar of
Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made frcn:
red peppers, at any drug store. You
will have the quickest relief known.
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to former
owners of city property that if they desire
to redeem lots taken over by the City they
should at once make written application to
the undersigned, at her office in the City
Hall.' ' MARY A. HASWELL,
' '".I" ., '''.' City Treasurer. '
GRANTS MSS - MEDFORD
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
: Effective October 25 Dally and Sunday.
IiBAVB MKDFORD. ; LKAvis GRANTS I'ABS.
10:00 a. m. . 10:00 a. m.
, 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p. m.
. 4:80. p. m; 4:80 p. m.
' Cars ttop at all Intermedia's points.
I Office and halting Rooma: Modford, 5 Sduth Kb$t, ktib Hotel
Bldg. Phone 809. . Grants Fags: The Bonbonnlor, Phone 180.
j We also oporate stage lines from MedfordY ia Aahlanfl, Phoenli,
' Talent, Central Point, Jacksonville.
jWa jiave the right' size Exide to give long-lasting
' pdwer arid care-free service in your car at a :
I' : . 28 REDUCTION ; . (
'All makes' of Batteries repaired and recharged.
Battery and
Etectriti Co.
Nat. Bldg '
Dj'L. Ewing
Phone 116
? G. J. Hoffman
: L VES
We ate cutting the prices
on our complete stock of
Auto Driving Gloves to the
quick
Busy Corner
Motor Co.
The Store here Your Dollar : Does Its Duty
NEW YORK, Jan. 13. Franklin
D'Oller, former national commander of
the.-American Ieglon, has just return
ed from a two months vacation In
Japan, where during his travels he
was trailed continuously and his bag
gage and personal papers frequently
and surreptitiously ' examined.' . Mr.
D'Oller was informed thiB was the
work'of Japanese government agents
who sought to Investigate the report
that Mr. D'Oller came to Japan to
"organize American reservists" resld
inc In the Islands.
Mr. D'Oller related the story with a
good deal of amusement to the mem
bers of the hoard of directors of the
Anierican Legion Weekly, a meeting of
which Mr. D'Oller came to New York
to attend.
Kvery time ho and Mrs. D'Olier left
their hotel, 'the former commander
said, he would Ulscotor on their return
that everything they had had been ex
amined; Finally he adopted the policy
of leaving Ills trunks open anil his
papers handy where they could be
Inspected without undue trouble on
the hart of the Inspectors. " At the con
cliiBlbrt oT hid gojoiliii Mi'. D'Oller told
his "guide" ho would he glad to ex
plain anything the "guide" had. not
understood itf the- papers he- had examined.
Mr. D'Oller said the apparent cause
of the suspicion which seemed to be
directed at him was the action of the
legion national convention which vot
ed to support the California exclusion
laws.
CELEBRATE N, YEAR
BY HUNTING FLIES
NEW YORK. Four sane and sober
men celebrated that noisy first, hour
of 1921 by visiting New York's gay
cafes and hotels to see if they could
find one 'winter housefly.' Unsuccess
ful along the Gay White Way they
went lower on Manhattan Island where
(he less luxurious . restaurants held
their sleepless ceiebrants.
And In oiie of thorn they found a
sorry Bpecimeh with a lean and hungry
look. ' The Philadelphia man in the
party or four dlfl the dirty work.' Then
he Bent the remains to the merchants'
association which annually presents a
scarf liln bearing a golden fly to the
person who kills a fly on New Year's
day. .. . . i . ', i
"The capture of this, insect, small
as It Is,, means that, wo shall have sev
eral billions fewer files next slimmer,"
said tho funeral oration accompanying
the scarf pin..
4
7
ft 'W
o
w in hi- in is JlsMfcS'iTlT! IWMII
Chas. J.' McLeod, ot Mliqbjgo.
who 'succeeds, the late Chtts, . A.
Nichols. Mr, AlcLeqd, yi'ho'hai just
passed the agfe limit. of 25, becomes
tho Baby of t&e House, and Is per
haps tho you ripest member to huve
ver aat In that bodr,
U.S. POPULATION
E
WATER POWER BILL
, IS UP AT SALEIVI
SA'LEM, Ore., Jan? 13. A wiiter-
power bill, Introduced In the senate
yesterday by Senator George W. Jo
seph ot Multnomah county, proposes
the creation of a hydro-electric com
mission to make a survey of present
hydro-oloctrtc plnnta hud power pro
JoctH of tho slate, and ascertain the
approximate cost of gbneratirig electric
Jibwer, looking particularly . to the
hydro-cloctric development of the wat
er power In the Columbia river gorge.
The bill contemplates the possibility
of Industrial development In numerous
Oregon cities, particularly Portland.
Collaboration with the government
tinder the wuterpower bill 'recently
passed by congress Is contemplated.
ThiB federal measure reserves from
private appropriation certain units of
development and one of these Is Celilo
falls, whero It Is estimated that two
million hydro-electric' horsepower can
bo created.
hi RHEUMATIC
JO
PI
NTS
RUb Pain fight out with small
. trial bottle of old
. ' " "St'.' Jacobs Oil."
Stop "dosing" Rheumatism.
It's pain only; not one case in fifty
requires internal treatment. Rub
soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil"
right on tho "tender spot," and by tho
time you ,s(iy Jack Robinson out
comes the rheumatic piii,ri and distress.
"St. Jacobs Oil" is a harmless rheu
matism liniment which never disap
points and doesn't burn the skin. v It
takes pain, soreness and stiffness from
aching joints, muscles and bones;
stops sciatica, lumbago, backache and
neuralgia. -
Limber up! Get ft small trial bottle
bt old-time, honest "St. -Jacobs Oil"
from any drug store, and in a mo
ment, you'll be free from pains, achei
and stiffness, i Dont suffer! . Kuk
rheumatism awnv.
WASliiNGTON, Jan. 11 ThiMirban
population of the United .States, or
people living In places of 2500 od more,
Is 64,318,032 or 51.4 per cent of the
country's total iropulation and , the
number of people living in rllrhl terri
tory Is 51,390,739, the census bureau
announced today. In 1910 urban popu
lation represented 45.8 per cent.(
rue uitan and- rural population by
states follow: '
Alabama ...J. 509,31t 1,839,867
Arizona . : 117,527 210,370
Arkansns 209,507 1,617,707
California 2,331,729 1,095,132
Colorado 453,259 486,370
Connecticut :.. 936,339 .44-1,292
Delaware ..i.' 120,767 ; 102,236
Florida...... :.. 355,825 612,646
Georgia ;.. -,727,869 2,167,973
Idaho :.. 119,037 312,829
Illinois :..4,405,67S 2,079,002
luillana ! 1 4R2 8S5 1.447 KKE'
Iowa l: S7i 49!i 15!RK2fil
Kansas .' ' 617;946 1,151,293
Kentucky ;.. ",(133,643 1,783,087
Louisiana ....., 628,163 1,170,346
Muhie .. 299,669 408,445
Maryland :...;.. 869,422 680,239
Massnchtis'eUs ...L3iC50,2-i8 . 202,108
Michigan i..,..:...L.2;24l,50 ; 1,426,862
Minnesota :.;..:....J..l , 651,693 ' 1,335,532
Mississippi ;.. 204,121 1,550,497.
Missouri ....:. ;,4,686,903 1,817,152
Montana 172,011 376,878
Nebraska ...... :.. 405,306 891,066
Nevada 16,254 62,153
New Hampshire...:.. 279,761 .163,322
New Jersey :..2,482,289 ' G73,ll
New Mexico :.. i49,950 263,930
New York ...8,689,844 1,794,985
North Carolina ;.. . 490,870 2,068,753
North Dakota 88,234 557,446
Ohio .1 ......3,677,136 2,082,258
Oklahoma 689,480 1,488,803
Oregon ;.. 891,019', A 392,370
Pennsylvania .'....5,607,815' 3,112,2b2
Rhode Island :.. 6S9,l'80 15,217
South Carolina ;.. 293.9S7 1,389,737
South Dakota loi,872 . 534,675
Tennessee :.. 611.226 1,726,659
Texas ;..1,612,689 3,150,539
Utah 215,584 . 233,912
Vermont :.. 109,976 242,452
Virginia- 673,9s4 1,635,202
Washington 748,734 007,886
West Virginia :.. 396,007 1,094,694
Wisconsin ...1,2-14,568 1,387,499
Wyoming 167,348 137,054
Plumbing and Stove Repair
foil fitting, stoves rebuilt. , Prompt
service. lU-anonable charges, iood
fcwk S. II. CASTII.K ; .....
iot-Jl: S. Hotly. Phone 030
Accteiyuc Welding. '
Farnum Scores Big In "Last of i
Duanes"
William Farnunl scored again, and
scored big, when he -appeared on the
screen yesterday tit the Rlalto theatre
In "The1 L&st of the Duanes," a plctur-
Ir.ation of the novel ; by. Zaho Grey.
This production Is the best western
picture fever seen here. In addition to
having a strongly Sympathetic love
story running throughout the drama.
Mr. Farnum's impersonation of Buck
Dunno is peculiarly vivid. It is diffi
cult to realize that a"ny mali CoiilJ
esicapo 8orlohs Injury 'In the rtiany
things that the star has to dd In' this
picture.-
IMefly, tho story tells ' of litick
Diiahb.,who to save his bwh life liai tb
kill a man who threatened hint after
which he flees Worn civilisation and
gets in with outlaws. . He rescues a
girl from a bandit chiof and after she
Is recaptured from ' Mm she again
escapes and reaches' his mother's
home. While he Is evading tho 'offi
cers fit the law the girl bends every
energy to free blm frVim itho "stigma of
murder and eventually Duck D'lane,
the outlaw, becomes Buck Duane the
Texas' Ranger, and cleans up the wbrst
ot the bonier gangs. :' .-"' .' ' I
With Uedford tradd bi Medtori made
4 ' 'w ' .... .'.
HARRISON, Ark: There was a time
in the history of tire United States
when ?52, representing a year's loss or
saving to members of congress, was a
vital factor In the consideration of a
proposed moving of the seat of gov
ernment, and,; according tb an officer
of that same Congress, $52 a year was
"no trifling consideration." '
This bit of history is conta'ned In a
letter written by Charles Thomson,
secretary of the Continental congress
during the several years of its exis
tence to bin wife Hannah, an aunt of
President William -'Henry Harrison.
d'heletter is dated Princeton, August
1, 1783, the congress . then being in
session in the New Jersey town, and
was 'addressed fo "Mi-si. Thbmsdn,, Cor
ner or Spruce and 4 stree.t, fniiadei
phla." . I " " ' '
It was proposed that the residence of
concress bo removed to Elizabethtown
N. J., but, according to tile letter, there
was opposition on the ground , that
lodging in Elizabethtown would cost
i a week, whereas It could be obtain
ed for $3 a week in Princeton. -Wheth
er the "High post of living" In Kliza-
bethtbrh finally swayed the congress
in rejecting it is not disclosed, but
history records that the congress met
In ' Annapolis,' Aid., after ' leaving
Princeton, and at no time sat at Eliza
bethtown. , .. , '
,The letter, In part, which recently
came Into the possession of Mrs. Hex
Yvorthington, of Harrison,- a '. descen
dant of Mr. Thomson, follows: ' ' ' "
."Dear Hannah: . , , ,
"I- httve tdeelve'd ydur letters dated
Monday ,12 o'clock .and Tuesday .10
o clock at night and acknowledged the
receipt of theni. . . . Mr. Rend was mis
Informed respecting the adjournment.
They met on Monday but they might
as well have adjourned till time time
for any business they have done. I aril
very apprehensive that nothing biit
some calamity will awaken the states
td a sense of their sltuhtidn. : '
"... The president of congress has
not provided a House for himself nor
is likely he will find one here to suit
him. I find Elizabethtown has been
talked of at his table as a proper place
for the residence of congress. He has
a house there which he says has twen
ty rooms and Vbich he win. let for the
use of "the. president.'. -Jt Is true the
place IS ' Infested with nibsu'itoes Jn
summer 'arid 'lying -.low "and' near
marshes may be liable to lnteoiilttents
in the spring and fall, but these are
trifling when it. is -considered that by
fixing the residence of congress there
the vkiue of his estate will be increas
ed and he will have an opportttnlty of
letting his house at a good rent. But
yet 1 aril inclined to believe this will
be opposed by Ills colleagues; for Mr.
Con (lit has found a lodging in this
town at 3 dollars a week ; which en
ables him to lay tip money. And there
is reason to fear that, at Elizabethtown
which is so near New York, it will
cost film at least fduh 'This would be
a ciear loss of 52 dollars a year which
is nb trifling consideration, and which
I daresay will have , due weight with
some others. There . are other weighty
considerations which nilght- be men
tioned.
"Ybiir loving husband,
... "Chas. Thomson."
What do ou. need most in your
home? , "' 253
"Here. Comes
The Bride!"
E verybody wisheaher
svell! Happy and
radian die starts oat
bri life's adventure.
f he, should hate
ealth to begin with.
Good looks in -woman
do not depend upon
hgo, but iipon health.
You never Bee a good- $
looking woman who
ia woo b- i?n siwn
irritable, but of sorts, fidgety aha
nervous. Headaches, backaches,
draggirig-down pains, irregular
ities and trdubles of that sort are
all destroyers of beautj, Men do
hot admire sicknesa.
It is within the reacK of every
woman to be wellj healthy and
strong if she will take Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription.
HbBKBtJftd, Ofittib!. I Sufferea
something terrible from an organic
trouble. Could scarcely stand on my
foot. My head and back- ached so
lianl and I was-weak and nervohft. I
had a severe tain In my side and my
limbs and .-feet adicd.. .1 was .also
troubled with constipation. I . took
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Preecription,
Golden ; Medical Discovery, and. the
Pleasant Pellets, and these medicines
relieved me of all my ailments and I
was well and strong." Mrs. W. D.
Moore, lLMB N. Jaokson Street.
Send 10c. to Dr. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., for a trial
package Of any of hid medicines.
: AUTO tAINT SHOP
Autbmobiles Painted and
' Revarnished
' - 1221 North Hr.
t. Q. SPRINKLfi, Prop.
Phone 777
turn ftiiyic-wJOCrnXAr
It is part of our bank's l)U6:ne3s to alu everyone in this com
munity by showing them the necessity of having money in our
bank. . ; .
' You MUST bank regularly a part of what you earn if you
ever get ahead and eVer amount to anything.
': Money is the measure of SUCCESS in any business or pro-.
fessioh. Give yourself b, full measure of success.' It is your
EIGHT to'yourself and your DUTY to your family.
We invite .YOUR Banking Businas.
Jackson County Bank
' Established 1888 -' '',, ,
!':''.? " ' " """ Member Federal Reserve ' ' 1 '''''
PHONE 201-W . C. f. CAIlPNTF,rt, IGft.
,;;;'Vrogue':river:::'-:v:'
poultry frm
uitEEDkis' of' liicii pnonicixG & c. white Lecuorxs
1 For Sale:-
r n,BY icnix
. ,-. . iwtclilns 'brh ,
.: ?-Weelc ..Old.l'ullcts
. As(Hits for tlio Kretiky Force
Ventilating Oil Burning Brood
er Stove. j.Tho BEST, Stpvo-7-.
' Catitlogtib ' Free. Jacksonville
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Our 10,000-Egg ,
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' Orders.' - - i
5HS'K:15"S1:'::
Mixed in Medford
'; - '.-.,' -; . v-x; I .;--s - .- V- , , ;
i At' last we are putting out our own feeds mixed according to
.-, O, A. C. formula, and can sell them at tlio following: prices, f.
-o.:b(, Warehdu'se; ; ' v , ' . ; '
FyB. Scratch, $58.00 per tori. Per cwt :.
. Ft B. Egg Mash $70.00 per ton. Per cwt.
; Fj B. Hog Eats, $53,00 per ton. Per cwt. :..
Fr P. Pig Grow, $5.o6 per ton. Per cwt
3.00
3.C0'
2.75
2.8b
Ground feeds at correspondingly low prices.
, Custom grinding 15c per cwt. ; ; V , r
V : i GIVE OUR FEEDS A TRIAL ' - ;
Farm Bureau Cb-Operative Exchange
Phone S32 ; - , !'. 4th ani Fir Sts.
THE UNIVERS At CXR '
A " -. . . -' '
. . The Ford Sedan .
Is an Ideal car for the entire family to utilizo every
day in the year. Roomy and comfortable en
tirely enclosed and vrarm in winter, open and cbol ,
in sntrimer. It possesses1 the lientity itntl lilvui-y of
tin" electric with the durability nml economy of
(lib Ford . ..'. .
t'oin'e lii and see tliis hew seflnfi yoti wlli he im
pressed. Have a demonstration mid you will bo
convinced that tills car represents the most prac
tical motor car value in the light car field.
f I ( in i t y it 1
C. E. GATES AUTO CO.
' -' . , Cor; Sbrth and racfflc Higlin-ny