Medford mail tribune., February 15, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

SlEDFOTiD MJTL TRTRUNT, JfEDFOTvT), OKEGON. TUESDAY, FKBRtTARY 15. 1021
PAGE THREE
THAT SUDDEN
bharp
Pain
whioh
you ex
perience at
times can be
rmnnwri- Tn
woman has the
right to suffer
when' she can
obtain relief
safely, certainly
and promptly.
Suppose you do
have head
aches, hack-
aches, extreme
nervousness, low
spirits and general
feelings at
times? Your case
is not hopeless.
Try Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip
tion. Sold by
druggists in liquid
or tablets, or send
10c. to Dr. Pierce's
Invalids' Hotel in
Buffalo, N. Y., for
a trial package.
Read what this
woman savs:
H?imAt Cit niwt a
; I - nvuuv uvo V Cltl a
ago I suffered severely. I consulted a
local doctor and he Baid I would have
to undergo an operation. 1 then tried
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
took One bottle also one bottle of the
' Golden Medical Discovery,' and used
the 'Lotion Tablets,' and I have not
been troubled since. Mas. L. Q.
Albright, E. F. D. No. 1.
iUL-Ml.
EXPERT ON SEX
DON'TWORRY
I About Orchard Pests ,
LET THE BUGS WORRY
BUY
Corona Dry
Arsenate of Lead
Rex
Lime Sulphur
'. Oil Solutions
EARL FRUIT
COMPANY
' " of the Northwest '
.-1
Always at Your Service
LeeWatkins&Co.
- SELLS '
lav. Wheat, Oats, Rolled Barley,
Scratch Feed, Shelled Corn, Cracked
torn, Corn Meal, Ground Oats, Mill-
un,- Moremllk, and other dairy feeds.
irit,. Oynter Shell and all kinds of
'oultry - supplier. Boet pulp and
Cither supplies.
fcye Jinve Fisher's Blend and Olympic
Flour.
f rices are changeable, so furnished
n application. We meet prices of
:ompetltors. . Call and see us at 39 1
South Front, or Phone 260.
BE PHOTOGRAPHED
THIS YEAR
ON .YOUR BIRTHDAY
SWEM'S STUDIO
CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
Smith & Wilson, Proprietors
General Draying and
Transferring
Give Vs a Trial
'bono 205 Office Wilson Cigar Store
Medford, Oregon
The Medford
Auto Paint Shop
(Registered)
General Motor Car Reflnlshlng
N. Central & Jackson. Phone 707
You Can Afford to
Ride a Harley
Davidson Motorcycle
E
1920 CENSUS SHOWS BIG INCREASE
JACKSON COUNTY CATTLE AND FRUIT
days.
There
The Department of Commerce hits
issued a preliminary announcement
upon the agricultural census in Jurk-
I forgot all about the forum meeting, H"" wu,"' '
llioi'A wn rp 1 7''ft fnrnia with fin ncrf.
sorry I missed It, is the remark that Is1 . ., ... ,., , -,.
frequently heard in Medford on Thurs-t farms with ail acreage of 237,171
.acres, an increase of 0.4 per cent in
,., . , ... farms and 5.3 per cent acreage. How
ls one thing certain that , mo when ,m. census was
members of the Chamber of Commerce taken, there were 103, 23S acres 1m
who do not attend the forum tomorrow' proved, and in 1920. 92,310, a decrease
' of 10.6 per cent. The 1910 c ensus was
will miss something worth while. He- taken , Aprll llnd tho i920 ceIlsu8
Inn located some distance from tho made nublic in January.
large centers ot population both north! Th iT-k"""c,uu',,r Ia""f .wero
1 -.operated In 1910 by 1.70J .vhlte lurm-
and south, Medford does not have the era ana in lv20 uy li710 nn lncreaso
advantage of securing men of national of one in ten years. On the other
reputation as frequently for tho forum hand. In the same period, tho number
meetings as It is desired. The speaker of colored farmers was nearly
tomorrow, Dr. Winfleld Scott Hall, will I doubled, coins from Hit to 11. In
be the guest of the Chamber of Com- ": ,u" ' .."."
i managers, with 287 tenants, and in
1910 1,555 owners and managers, and
159 tenants, a decrease in owners and
merce at its forum and will address
the members on a subject of vital in
terest to young manhood and woman
hood.
Dr. Hull comes to Medford at the
solicitation of the JackBon County 'Y.
M. C. A. association and he will visit
the schools and, talk to the students
there. For twenty years he has been
the foremost authority and lecturer In
America on sex hygiene and Is tho
author- of twenty-two text-books on
physiology, hygiene and kindred sub
jects.
Arrangements are being made for
the forum to be held in the large din
ing room of the Medford hotel. Mem
bers of the Medford post of the Amer
ican Legion are extended the privilege
of this forum meeting.
Gain Robinson, a vice-chairman of
the forum committee stated that he
heard Dr. Hall while stationed at Fort
Sheridan nd that he would not miss
the opportunity of hearing him tomor
row If he lost the sale of a tractor
doing It.
managers of 7.8 per cent, nnd an in
crease in tenants of 80.6.
In tho domestic animal list, there
were 303 mules In 1910, and in 1920
there wero- 306, an increase of three
in ten long years. Horses numbered
6,856 In 1910 nnd in 1020 there wore
5,248, showing where the auto had
made inronds to tho extent of 608.
The number of cattle doubled. In
LONDON, Fob. lo.-Sir .Auckland
GoddeB, British ambassador to tho
Unltod States, loft London for South
ampton today on his way to Washing
ton. He Intended to board the liner
Aquitanla at Southampton.
S. Alfred Szo, the now Chinese am
bassador to the United States, also
intends to sail on the Aquitunia,
In
English Actor Norma' Lead
"Branded Woman"
Percy Marmont, the English actor,
is Norma Tallnndge's leading man in
her latest picture, "The Branded Wom
an," which will be screend at the
Riallo theatre, commencing tomorrow
for the week end. Other members of
the cast are woll known lights of tho
cinema world, including Vincent Ser
rano, Goorge Fawcott, Grace Studdi
ford, Gaston Glass, Joan Armour, Edna
Murphy, Sidney Herbert, H. J. Carvill,
Charles Lane, Kdouard Durand and
Henrietta Floyd. The production Is
founded on Oliver D. Bailey's famoiiB
stage play, "Branded," having been
adapted to the screen by Anita Loos
and Albert Parker.
1910, there were lll.TKi. nnd in 1920
31.965. Sheep in 1910 totaled. 18.022
and In 1920 ausi-'nieil 20.267. Hogs
In 1910 showed a front of 10,889, and
last year the r-'in:i':s showed 11.827.
There were 4.8! I gouts In 1910 and in
1920. 7,645.
The statement f.tliiH that the fig
ures on domestic nniirals in 1910 are
not closely comparable tu 1920, Hinee
the present census was taken in Jan
uary before the breeding season had
tieguu, while In 1910 census was taken
In April, or about the mlddlo 'of the
breeding season and included many
spring calves, colts, etc.
The valuo of tho laud and build
ing (farm) In 1920, w,is ao.lfH.tSS
nnd on April 16, 1910, 28,846,715, a
decrease of $8,654,930.
The census on fruit, taken in 190D
and 1919, reveal that In 1909 there
wero 126.291 applo trees with a yield
of 170,087 bushels in 1909, nnd In
1919 229,909 trees with a yield of
481,636 bushels. There wero 46,981
pear trees In 1909, yielding 87.689
bushels. In 1919 there were 365,841
trees, and the yield was 413,684
bushels.
The wheat acreuge n 1909
3.962 acres with nn output of 70.94
bushels, nnd in 1919 there were 7239
acres yielding 143,356 bushels.
Tho hay crop was about tho same.
There wore 35,974 ocres in 1909, net
ting 53.393 tons, and In 1919, 35,850
acres yielding 64,191 tons.
BIG I P. DANCE
AT NATATORIUM
Big preparations are being made for
the big ' spring ball to be given by
Fuhat Burkan Temple of the D. O. K.
K. organization next Thursday evening
In the large hall of the Natatorium.
The ladies' auxiliary of tho K. of P.
order Is in charge ot the refreshments,
which will bo furnished to the guests
without, additional expense, and the
"Dukoy" orchestra of ten pieces have
arrangod somo special music for the
occasion. The brigand team will be
out In all their Arabic splendor to see
that all guests aro properly enter
tained, and will also give an exhibition
fancy drill. The proceeds of the ball
are to bo devoted exclusively I for tho
benefit of the D. O. K. K. band In the
purchase of additional uniforms and
instruments which have become neces
snry on account of tho recont addition
ot several new members to the organi
zation.
Medford which has not been supported,
Medford which has not been suporlod
by direct contributions either by the
city council or busincas Interests ot
tho city, and evory one who desires to
see a good band maintained in Med
ford should lend their support to the
organization by patronizing the ball
next Thursday evening.
EXPECT LANDIS CASE
10
WASHINGTON,' Feb. IS. Impeach
ment proceedings instituted in the
house by Representative Wolty, demo:
crat, Ohio, against Federal Judgo Ken
asaw Mountain Landls ot Chicago, re
mained at status quo today pending
the fixing of a date by the judiciary
committee for a hearing on the chargos
preferred against the jurist by the
Ohio representative.
Many members expressed tho belief
that the case would be thrown out by
tho judiciary committee In view of the
attorney general's opinion that Judge
Landls was within the law in accept
ing tho outside duties in question. .
MOTHER'S MEND
1 For Expectant Mothers
Used By Three Ieherations
Willi 101 aOPKLKT ON OTMHHOOO III tHI BAi.'mm
BuoriELO Diauuioa Co., Oirr. 3-D. Atlanta, oa.
DEAR OLD PETE:
.Winston-Salem, N. C
Friday p. m,
Just wound up the one swellest day of
my life! Since early this morning, when I
got an invitation to visit R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co, factories, I've been in the
midst of millions of Camel cigarettes.
Man the happiest idea you or I ever
had as to the size of this Reynolds enter
prise, or the number of Camels manufac
tured daily, is simply piker-staff ! Wipe
off the slate and start fresh 1 Why Pete,
it seemed to me like a couple of those cigarette-making
machines could keep half the
nation smoking Camels steadily BUT
honest to goodness, there are hundreds of
these machines batting out Camels at tho
rate of 27,000 an hour EACH!
Pete, you wouldn't have to consult a guide
book to know you were in the Camel fac
tories! The atmosphere is charged with
that wonderful aroma you get when you
open up a deck of Camels! And, you know,
old elephant you've had a trunk full!
As the Camels dropped into the contain
ers I figured the delight each one would
supply! And, how Camels mellow, mild
body would hit the right spot and how
Camels refreshing flavor would cheer up
some smoker's jaded appetite! And, each
Camel free from any unpleasant cigaretty
aftertaste or unpleasant 'cigaretty odor!
And .
Pete I'll have to lay off and light an
other Camel! Write you some more soon.
Yours joyously
Hrfik
GOOD CLOTHES '
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12H Rant Man Bt, -
Your loved one Is taken into the Home where there Is alwaya rinn
omo one with them.1 Our Residence Is on the Socond Floor. 1 AUTO PAINT SHOP '''
We are Licensed Embalmers and are prepared to make shipment . . 'V
to any part ot the United States or Foreign Countries. We will AUtOmODlleS Painted &XU1;
' take complete charge of any Service and make all arrangements. ' ReV&mished ':
. Lady Assistant. Phone 47. g2 North Fir
Corner of Sixth and Onkdale, One block west of Postoffloe. L Q SPRINKLE,' Prop
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JURY LIST FOR
T
A Gouverneur Morris Story
Supposing you don't enjoy the stor
ies written by Gouverneur Morris
which is very probable.
Supposing you don't care for a plot
that deals with the evil forces that aro
planning tho overthrow of law ond
order which Is unlikely.
Supposing yon don't like to see a mo
tion picture of any sort, .which is unbe
lievable. Then, even If all thesq things were
true, we would nevertheless urgently
recommend you to see "The Penalty"
by Gouverneur Morris, because It Is
such a masterful characterization of
Lou Chaney, of the man with the face
of Satan and twisted soul, such an un
usual plot, that it Is bound to sweep
away all prejudices and enroll you
permanently in the vast army of mo
tion picture enthusiasts. Come to the
Page theatre tomorrow and be con
vinced of the truth of this statement.
SEWARD
HOTEL
"HOUSE OF CHEER"
ALDER AT 10TH STREET,
PORTLA.VD. OREGON.
All the Oregon electric cars stop at
unexcelled. We strive to please.
Rates $1.50 and up. 'With bath
12.00 and up. Our dining room is
fery popular, and our business men's
luncheon, and our regular and Sun
pay dinners are not equalled else
where at our price. Opposite urns,
Wortman & King's big store.
J W. O, cm.TIF.nTSON', proprietor.
PORTLAND STAR TO PLA
IXDEPKXDEXT BASEBALL
BEAUMONT, Tewis. Feb. 15. Wal
ter Schallor. former American league
outfielder, recently purchased from
Portland of the Pacific Coast league
to the Beaumont, Texas, league cluh,
has decided to play independent hull,
according to a letter received today by
the Beaumont management. He wrote
he would continue to hold a position
In Oakland, Cal.
Wants to Help Other Mothers
Mrs. Win. Sager, 901 Nlchol St.,
Utlca, N. Y.: "I gladly write anything
that helps a mother with her children.
My little girl had whooping cough and
I was afraid she would choke. I gave
her Foley's Honey and Tar and It
helped her wonderfully. She could
sleep 'most all night without cough
ing." This good cough syrup checks
colds, stops coughing, cuts phlegm and
covers raw, inflamed membranes with
a healins coating. Sold everywhere.
Art v. lb
Tho venire of jurors drawn for tho
Fobruury termj' of; court, 1921, fol
lows: it a
Herbert Alfor.il, Medford,, 'musician:
Elton j Bceson, Talent, farmer: P.' C.
Rlirhn.ni. Medfnrrl. retired: R: W. vTai-l-
ton, ' tcntrafl I'Sint farmor: . .loyd
Colver, Phoenix, farmer! Samuel F;
Coy, agio Point,- farmer; J. M. Crone-
miller, Jacksonville, rotirod: A, l.
arhart, Rogue River, farmer: J. W.
Elden,. Central Point, farmer; T. L.
Fnrlow, Lake Creek, farmer; Eoii II.
Fehl, Medford, real estate agent;
Everett Flnlcy, Medford, farmer; E.
F. Jacobs, Talent, farmer: A. C. Joy,
Ashland, farmer; . J. C. -Harris, Pine
hurst, farmer; eo. Hllt6n. Medford, K.
2, farmer; F, L. Hoppln, Medford,
farmer: L. L. Jacobs, Medford, secre
tary; Ralph Jennings, Ruch, itock
man: A. 8. Klcinhammer, Ruch.
farmer: E. L. Lane, Central Point,
farmer: Anderson Moe, Applegate,
farmer; C. A. Meeker, Medford, mer
chant; Herman Messenger, Piovolt,
farmer: W, P. Morgan, Eagle point,
farmer; B. -J. Palmer, Medford, mer
chant; David Phlpps, Medford, It 3,
farmor: .1. W. Snider, Medford. dulry
man: Jesse Taylor, Ruch, farmer;
Wert Pool, Eagle Point, farmer. Thos.
H. Simpson, Anhlnnd, merchant.
Sore Throat
Chest Colds
Won't tut Mny Hours When Begy'i
MusUrioe Get oo the Job.
No mustard plaster that anv erand-
mother ever made eoet after Inflammation
and congestion like Begy's Mustarine, that
you can buy at any drug store in a ytllow
box for 30 cents, and, best of all, there
isn't one blister in a whole carload.
Oftimes when you rub It on at night the
nnammaiion is gone in tne morning.
But If It Isn't ail gone, the relief you
prayed for is certain.
And it acts Just as fast when used for
lumbago, neuralgia, the pains of rheuma
tism and gout or for sore, aching feet.
In fact, for all aches and pains, soreness
ana swemngs, notning you can buy at any
drug store will produce the hoped for result
as quickly as Begy's Mustarine, in the yel
low box made of real yellow mustard. It's
ine yuicKMt ram Killer on earth.
Heath's Drug 6lor
, v TRADE MARK :t
AT THE PRICE
How Can You Afford to Do Without It?
r - f. o. b. Medford
Wf hflvp. fi tfvw in stork nntifi on trip mart ;
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