MEDFORfi MATT, TRIBUNE: MF.T)POftT REfiQyWEByERDAV, FEBRUARY "Ifi," '1Q-2T
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ASPIRIN
jame "Bayer" 'on Gemiine
It aaeriminul' to.tuKtt a chance on
ny mjpatiiuie ior, - utiyer tudkhh or
lrlnC uiWVVU ,fe pie name
L.a"yei;V- on packuKe. pi- .on tablut.s,
,,u are not goCViriK genuine Aspirin,
.encrndd by physicians for twenty-
it) yt'ara and proved nafe'by mil linns;
ike Afioirin only as told in the Buy
'paclca'ge' ftir ' CblfttfrteaTdkelie;
lgia, - Rheumatism, Earache, Toot h
hc. Lumbago! and ;fbr Pain, liaiidy
i boxes of twelve;, tablets cost few
nta. Drugff.attf.al8o sell larger par k-
Ken. - Aspirin 1 is mc-trade--mark or
jbay.er hiariufacture of Monoaceticaoid
iter of Ballcylicacid. Adv.
Gifts that Last
l-iavq you Been,, tlie; now. spray
urate's1 that - arq;. iielng .found
near.'.; Bugle- Point... this . year?
Come In, and. Bee 'some i found
on-niy -.lapt rti-lj) t,Q. the desert. A
number -of'yalMahle BiiccimeiiH.:
m ye, ilicun fouqiiurV.e aro head-'
jui t,Vor ittBakuH 'pf nil kinds.-
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Lot's fio toJhe Klk'H JMnstw.ls
EDGAR WIGHT
IS
FLOODED WITH
G
, When fluid began to drop rom the
celling In the Med ford. National hank
office this forenoon, which had an
unmistakable boozy "odor, .there was
great excitement, especially as for
Heyeral minutes before1 tho dripping
was notitecd there was a strong alco
holic smell in the bank, which made
officers, 'clerks and patrons sniff and
look auspiciously at each other. . , , f
I While the liquid was being mopped
,u'p' lYoirt the floor,-a' hurried investi
gation as to' the causa disclosed hat
it W'as. coming from- the storage closet
of former Prosecuting Attorney (leo.
M. Holler's' office. - '..
It seems that demijohn of hard ci
der, which was theevldnnce In the
case against Carl Dusenbery, the Gold
Hill 110ft drink establishment owner
nnd client of Mr; Roberts, had been
store'd in the closet. The raise against
Dusenbery was dismissed after several
continuances..' '- f . ' '
When Mr, Roberts stopped Into the
closet. Mo accidentally kicked over and
upset the erstwhile evidence, which
obeying tile law of gravitation, leaked
through the lloor and ceiling into the
bank. ... -"... -! s . -
SPANISH WOMEN
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CARRY BOMBS-iN
'.;..vi;,Vl7' K. Central
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jREEtNfeD SERVIGjE
I ' ' f'iti- a saving 'y ' ' :
$rVe ; are in "'- a position to
j giye.ijthe lowest.:, possible
c rates : obtainable. ; ; ;
"SJverjr itein of modern fun-t-eraii
feervice is given our
I ntpilt - jcareM attention, .
i t'i'-'-S ; also
the assistance of a -Licensed
Lady '
f: ' Embalmer
! 5, without extra charge
Week-Conger Co.
flfWORRY
it-Orchard Fests '
J.E1! BUGS WORRY
K:?VBuy.
ill..-
irpna Dry
enate ot 1-eaa:
LISBON. Two women -who left
handbag Containing six . ilynainite
uotaus 1n the office of the royalist
newspaper Monarchiu just before that
office was raided by the police the
other day havo been arrested. Their
apprehension' tends to clean up a mys
tery connected with the case,
It is learned' that the police raid was
made because they had discovered the
delivery of the bombs but the editor
of the 'newBpUpoii asserts ' ' that" the
women who brought the bombs to the
office in his absence wore' absolutely
unknown to hlm. He declared thai
the whole affair was a trap to compro
mise the faction of royalists represent
ed by llie Monarohla, and denied that
tho party was preparing for any armed
conspiracy at this moment,' as such an
act, he said, would only delay the sui
side of tho present regime.'
The police have discovered that'one
of the women who carried the-, bombs
to the office of the Monarchla did : sp
at' the request, of her husband, a man
who was in prison for implication' in1
some past royalist uprisings, and wild
died, last week while still a prisoner,
Just before his death, hist wife Said,
he told her to take a handbag which
had been for a long time In'thelr lipttse
to the newspaper office and glvo ltf to
DUBLIN. Severe criticism of the
treatment of prisoners confined at
the Ballykinlar Internment camp on
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AS POSSIBILITY IN
' HARDING'S CABINET
ST. AlTCR'STrlE. J'l- . Feb. 1C
As Presldellt-clei'U Hr.l dins continued
Dundrum Bay, county Down, Is pub- his conferences' wit a leaders ot m
fished by the IrlBh Bulletin, a Sinn -party todny, it was indicated that
Fein publication, it Is asserted that completion of tho cabin ?t s:ate of .the
Sir flamar Greenwood's statement In coming adniinfMralio!) waitcfl only on
the House of Commons that the .. I definite selections for the portfolios
ternod mea would be accorded treat-L. navv.' t'om'merce nnu labor. To fill
ent similar to that normally, given !.hese ,)lac0Si however, it . was. said
prisoners of war as far from correct' l8omo shifting .of assignments, already
'The prisoners are given, wholly mora or less definitely fixed, might "bo
insufficient food and ;many ot them
go hungry," the paper, declares.
Even this food they are una'ble to
made the most of, as they do all their
own cooking and are allowed less
than half tho supply of coal neces
sary' .-
Thefe Is" no hot water in the camp,
lie. wash houBc and no drying room,
the article continues, and it Is there-
necessary.
As the list stood today, with navy,
commerce and labor vacant, it Was
understood to contemplate ' the ap
pointment of Charles livans" Hughes
of New York,, for secretary, of state;
John W.- Weeks of Massachusetts for
secretray' of war: Andrew Mellon of
Pennsylvania for ' secretary of the
treastlry; Will H.' Sllays, Indiana, for
jiostmaster gon'eral Harry M. Dauii'h-
ertv for nttnrnev ironorrtl: Henrv Wal-
fore necesasry for the prisoners to ;lace ot tow toe secretary or agrlcul-
dc their washing as best they can- In ture, and A. 11. Fall of New Mexico for
cold water and dry their laundry
wherever they can.
"Many of the prisoners," the state
ment goes on, "are practically bare
footed," caying that no arrangements
secretary of the interior
For tho navy portfolio, Frank O.
Lowden of Illinois-Is understood to be
Mr. Harding's choice, hut It Is uncer
tain whether , ho will accept. .
Several names,' includingv those, of
DUKE GLA!W!S THAT
LABOR TAX IDEA
IS LEGAL ROBBERY
- I.ONON Tho Duke of : Northum
berland, who owns many thoutiands of
acres of land and several manlonn,
predicts hard times ahead for land
lords if ever tho labor party gets a
chance to govern the country. Ad
dressing the other day a meeting1 to
inaugurate a branch of tho Central
Land Owners' nssoehition, he said:.
ln order to deal with tho present
flnaneiul emergency, the policy of the
leaders of the labor party is to im
pose very much higher death duties
and supertaxes, to render it impos
sible for anybody to keep land at all.
It is a policy of confiscation without
compensation.
'Tho most moderate labor loaders
contemplate a policy which differs
from the soviet government of Hussla
only in, thH respent that the soviet
government eliminates the possessing
classes by organized massacre, while
tlv'Iabor leaders in this country would
do it witli legalized robbery. "We are
informed that .tho labor party, having
dispossess ed the landowners, will con
tinue to feed and clothe them if they
work and for this small mercy I sup
pose we must bo thankful.' "
have been made foi- supplying them.john Hays Hammond of New York
with boots or even for repairing those
Uicy havo. , ' s' -
It Is charged that, while tho pris
oners are permitted to receive par--eels,
"almost invarlubly part of'tHb
contents is pilfered by the English
troops In tlio camp.''- The prisoners
suffer Intensely from cqld and un
derfeeding; it la stated. '
'Every batch of prisoners who havn
arrived at the camp during the lust
month," the article goes on, "have
complained - of their treatment en'
route. One batch of 26 men left a
certain camp near Dublin on Sunday
evening and did ,not arrive in Bally
kinlar until Tuesday evening. Dur
ing this time they received practical
ly no food, the military guard having
forgotten the prisoners rations."
and Herbert Hoover .of California,
have been hVentloned for the com
merce portfolio! while James J. Da
vis ot. Pennsylvania nnd a number1 of
othersi are being. urged for secretary
of labor, . . ir "'
This mwrnlng, Miv Harding 'agaln
talked over , tho problem with iI
Hus and later he expected t begin
conferences on the subject with Air.
Daugherty. f : " '' . .('
Mr. Hughes, Mr. Mellon and novo
ral others high in parly councils are
expected hero before; the end of the
week, .' : ? . ! . '
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ALLOWING BETS
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OMAHA. Nob., I'ub. HI. A reiluc-i
tion In lumber freight rates to Omaha
from north Pacific coust territory was .
favored by 'II. Proesstel of Port-J
land, Ore., traffic manager of tho!
Wost Coast Lumber association In j
testimony before I.eo .1. Flynn.'un!
inter-state commerce commission ex
euilnor hero today.
J1INE0LA, N. Y., Feb. 1G. Ueu
ttnuut Hoss C. Kirkpatrick and-Max
Cioodenough, a mechanician, started
in a biplane at Xlitchel fluid tuuay in
ah effort to break the world's en
lirance record for airplanes.
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SfAHOARO OIL COMPANY
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' ptYMPIA, Was7'.V. Fpb. lO.-Tliq
ifcckwell bill establishing a 'state 'rue-
ing commlssloti:and ne'rmlttlng the uso
of part-mutel'bettlhg machines,, pass
ed ' tho state 'sonato .today alter, a
clause' referring'It .to; a Vote of .the
people had ben inserted as-'an amend
mmt. ,; Thr;''bilr , now
pnon tn 'thh
hbtise. Proivlpiisly. the senate, had de-
one ot the - editora,', Lleutenant-'faWif teafea- f1'0' ltllbti'-lir' reconsidered
Chaves. She declares that she.oueyed " ctl?n
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any
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Xiiifie Sulphur
her husband's request without
knowledge of the bag's contents.
The police followed her to (he news
paper office, (ound. fhe bombs, closed
and sealed the ofrtce,.nd made several
arrests. ' . , .'.; ;' ',-
Lieutenant Craves.; eoulU':;ijot be
found.. V';'Vp'':?',B:r' '' '-..' '''. .-Vi
The hiindreai of royalists' who' are
loyal to the fopmer King, Manuel and
who have been in prison for more than
two years since the last royalist rising
are in .despair, over tills affair, which
thy lell'eve"v.:ni postpone indefinitely
the anjnesty ; to' political- prlspnoVs,
which .they have lonff' beertpromised.
FoF'se'voral ' nighty folluwing the raid
on the Monarchla, sanguinary conflicts
took place in some of the principal
Lisbon cafes between bands of aiuned
defenders xf' the Portuguese republic
'and people ' suspected of beingnietri-
bors of the .-lntogralista faction of
royalists: This faction does not'recog
nize former King Manuel as Its head
but supports Don Kuu Dttarte, a .boy
of 12 years-.
5 The senate also passed, the DavlB
blll.throvlalnffl for a 15-day period be-'
tiyeen ; appllcatlohH'y for : marriage 11-.
censes and issuance of the; licenses,
whlch'haij'pt'oyiously been 'pasBed lyid
.reconsldeijed,4;! ';'' ; , ''j "f', '.; ;
.; jvil uinvnuiieiiL iu imiuuh viiui. Ml ex
ceptional' afcCs, superior ' 6014ft. judges
,niay uuiiiuiisu iinmeuiuLeifinHiiuiice oi
licenses be'fdre explratlg of fhe ) i 3-day
period!; ( '.;. -. '. ,;v i '
' A senate. Joint .memorial '.petitioning'
.congreite to rc'Ieasa carg'b space . on
goverrimeht.'ships leaving Washing-,
ton stttp ports for free transportation
of gralti and, cereals to' famine dis
tricts of China 'passed the sehiifo under
suspension of the l'Ules. . ' -.'
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' Licensed
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AH refuse Immediately removed pn
"hbrt notice. .Weekly visit In resi
dence districts.' ; Dally business dis
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Automobiles Painted and
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PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 1. Pr,rt
land's 1921' ROBe Fe3tiv'!ti has been
set for June 8, 9 and 10, the Rose
Festival auxiliary announced today.
It added that plans are being laid to
make this festival tho biggest ever
hold in Jfortland.
eHCAGO, ,Feb 16. Charles tied-
don of .Uswagiac, Michigan, today is
the champion national, amateur 18.2
balk line billiard player. He won
the title last night When he defeated
Percy Collins of Chicago, 300 to 247
In, the closing game of the tourna
ment. ! . ' '
MADISON, Wis,, Feb. 16. A bach
elor's tax Was proposed in a resolu
tion introduced in the Wisconsin leg
iKlature today. l( passed it would re
quire unmarried men between the
ages of 31 and 35 years to pay an
annual tax of $10 to the school funds.
Men who have divorced their wives
or whose wlve3 save died within two
years would be exempt.
Notice 77
There will be a meeting of Carpen
ter's Union No. 1840 on Friday evening
Feb. 18.' at Smith's Hall on North
Grape street to discuss setting a wage
scale for the coming season.
All tard men urged to attend.
FRAXK L. APPLEGATK,
Secretary,
scale
All
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WAHI1INTON, Feb. 16. The Na
tional Convention of tho wonmn'a
piy-ty, called to adopt a program for
obtaining national and stato, legisla
tion relating tto ivotiioii, got down to
woric louay, receiving reportsf rrom
various committees. Those were con
uldercd ut tho opening session and
are .to - bo followed tonight- by ad
dresses of representatives of women's
organizations of foreign countries. x
'. Mrs. Velma Swanson Howard of
Sweden, is to deserlbo tho operations
of Sweden s' new marriiigo law, pro
viding for o(tial lights of married
women with . their husbands In the
control of their children, nnd Madame
Klvlere will deserlbo the efforts of
1'Yenoh women tn .nlttniti ' un f fi-n im
lAjrxuuiN, l'eo. hi All rccoros mr other speakers will be Princess Anne
tho construction of merchant vessels! Azgeptian' of Uounianla and' Madame
were broken bv the yards of Great! De Veyra. ot tho Pbilinnlnes. , Mm.
Britain during 1920 when 618 vossels, Ualnlprltlgo Colby, wife of the secro
of '2,055,624 tons wore completed. Tliel"'"'' ot state, will welcome the-for-
i'.. ioir'-iD.i eign delegatus; . . .
v il ., ...... 111 ...II i? nut p.it
s
tons 'and the; previous record figures
of 1 1913 by jl 42,371 tons, says Lloyds
register.' 'j;S;' '
i On' the other hand the figures given
on "the. 1920 output of United States
yards 509 Vessels of 2,476,253 tons
show a decrease of 1,599,132 tons com
pared with"919, this decrease account
ing for over 92 per cent of tho total
reduction ln ' tonnage launched abroad
during 1920. ( :, ; '
. The woiill'V' output for 1920 was
1759 vessels of 5,861,666 tons against
2,483 vessels of 7,144,549 tons In 1919
and- 1750 vossels of 3,332,882 tons in
1913.". f'':..;.' VY' ' '
. A ' feature wa? the "launching of
1,825,000 'tons of' yesb-elBt'o 'bo fitted
with steam turbines; thosei figures rep
resenting one-third of tlrelotal world's
btitput"of steam .tonnage.'.' ... . . ,
' The to'nn'age launched by Japan,
Norway ftnd Swedon during 1920 also
shows 'a'.decreaso but tho output' of
otho'r ' Countries Increased.
ties will be hoard by tho convention
tomorrow, ;Kmt the legislation" which
they .nrcpottu In the Interest of women.
On t).nqri;ow's progrum -also are
speakers "fom various women'H ' or
gunlzatlnns, ' who will tell what those
prganiziitloiis are, doing. The .speak-,
ors will incliido-Miss Margaret Wil
son, daughter of' tho president. Mius
Jiiya , Lathrop, . chief of tho federal
children's bureau; Mrs. Florence Kol
ley, nocretary of the National Con
sumer's league; ' Miss Llda Haf ford.
Washington, director of the Federa
tion of Women's ' clubs; Miss Ktbel
Rmith, .legltilative secretary of -the
Women's 'Trade Union clubhand
Mrs.' 'Ellis" Yost, loglHlntlvo ehnirman
of th! National W. C. .T. U. ' ,"'
y The last day of tho Convention, Fri
day, .will be given : over to J business
innttej's.v.1.': ,;',.;' - .' .;, ',..-':-v ". ' ' ' .' ' '
. Fifteen hundred airplane engines of
foreign make, acquired by. tho war de
partment since 1917, will be advertised
for sale ln the near future. ; ' : '.
cjlmys good-tNo othzr'TasWjust Ufvit
. cAlways goodrcNo oMr'TaslCjustliU it
dhvass good-cNo other "Tost? just Like it
cllways good-cNo othcr'TastCjust Lite it ; '
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It i3 a comfortable feeling to know that you c'aii call in a ;
gqod doctor when one of the family gets sick and know that he
will cheerfully COME and that when he is through you can ,
PAY him then, and there., ; . . ' .
, MONEY in OUR BANK insures all of those and more; -it
frees you from fear of a helpless old age ; it puts you where you
can gra3p a business opportunity. , . , , v v '. ,
We invite i YOUE Banking Business, j . , -
Jackson County Bank?
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Mail Orders, accompanied by remittance, received
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PRICES Floor, $2.00.:. Balcony, 1st 8 rows," $1.50 ;
next 3 rows, $1.00; last 3 rows, 50c, plus 10 per cent j
war tax. Box Office sale Friday, 12 p'clock. . , ,
GIMCHUNO1 :L
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Herb cure for Hrfcono, heaaauh. oat
rrh, dlptherla, aoro throat, lung trouble
kldnoy troublo, stomuch troutue, heart
trouble, chills nnd fever, era in pa, coiiKhs,
poor circulation, carbuntlt-fl, tumon
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NO OPKftATIONS. . , .
Mpflfurd, Oregon, Jan. 13, 1917.
This Is to certify that I, the undersign
36, had very severe stomach trouble ana
had been bitheicl for several years and
last August was not expected to live, and
hearing of dim Chuna fwhose Herb
Store Is at 814 South Front street, Med
ford), 1 decided to gel herbs for my
stomach trouble, and I started to feeling
better as soon as J used them and today
am a well man and can heartily recoro
tnent anyone afflicted as I was to set
Olm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Hlgned) W R JOHNSON.
'Witnesses: ; " ' , :
ym. Lewis. Eagle Point. 1
' W. L. Chtldroth. Eagle Point
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
8. B. Holmes, Kagle Point
C. M. Moore, Eagle Point
J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle tfotnt.
' Oeo. Von der Helen, Eagle Point.
Thou. K. N Iannis. Kami Pntni,
You Can Afford to
. Ride a Harley
Davidson Motorcycle
T. O. HEINE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon .
Surgery of Byes, Ears, Nose nnd
Throat. All diseases of these organs
treated. Glasses fitted. 314-315 Lib
erty lildg., for. Main & Grnps Sts.
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