Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 28, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextrFJ)FOT?D MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOttT). OTJEClOX. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28. l02f PAGE TITREE Knodahntrt Yes, it's a Woolfx : Knockabout Which is just another way of saying we can show you the finest .Knockabout sails ami eoats you ever saw; care fully tailored, in simple sports models like this one; or others with inter esting new style touches. They'll stand more than their share of hard work; for sports wear, travel, to relieve your better clothes on rainy days or in the shops. In tweed, sport spun and homespun. Deuel's , . The Store That Sells Wooltex MAY ROBSON A PAGE THEATRE ! There Is every Indication to warrant the management of tile Pase theatre to lielieve that a capacity audience .will welcome the well known come .ilienne May Robaon. who Augustus Pitmi Inc., will present to the patrons of the popular playhouse tomorrow night in her newest and said to be best i effort. "Nobody's Fool," a comedy in j three acts, which was written express ly for her by Alan Dale, one of the most widely known dramatic critics and famous authorities on theatrical doings. Nobody's Knot," differs from Miss Dobson's previous successes "Tish," "The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mnrv " "A Little lilt Old Fashioned," etc.! inas much as it Is an original comedy, while the others were dramatizations of well known books or stories: in theme. It was not only built for laugh- "K purposes, but also to lend a touch iof nature, so much needed, but seldom tound in many soccallcd comedies. Miss Robson has a part different from any she has yet essayed, one which gives the charming comedienne a greater opportunity to display the versatility with which she Is endowed, and which hrinss her in closer touch with her audience, due to the fact that the character is one to be found in everyday life, almost in any home. Miss Robson Is assisted by John Sears Story, Robert E. Homans, Faye Cusiek, Jack Marvin, Lillian Harmer, Hess Dunlop and C. A. Winters. The stage settings are said to be lavish in the extreme. 'S SALVATi T. G. HEINE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Surgery of Eyes, Ears, Nobo and Throat. All diseases of these organs treated. Glasses fitted. 314-315 Lib erty Bids-.. Cor. Wain & Grans Sts. Stops Medicine Health Recovered by Internal Baths Mr. A. CzanuH-ki. 657 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Oil., writes Try rell'.s Hygienic In.stiuto uf New York as follows: "I must admit that the use of tho 'J. II. Ii. Cascade has cured chronic constipation from which I suffered. Since May 12, l!Nti, I have never even tasted any kind of patent medicine or purgative. My health is excellent in j every respect." Over half a million lirixht, keen. In telligent Americans have found that Internal Rathlng is more essential to their health than external hat tin Havo found that used occasionally at night they feel like different people the next morning. No more of that bilious, tired, nervous feeling, but hav ing by nature's own cleanser unti septii: warm water removed all the poisonous waste from the lower In testine, they awake thoroughly re freshed by normal sleep, with alt their functions acting properly, clear head ed, happy and confident, eager and capable for the duties of the day. Why not learn more about this rap I idly growing and natural practice": The "J. R. L. Oisrade" is tho inven tion of Chas. A. Tyrrell, M.D., of New York, a spcialist on Internal baths for 25 years, and Is now being shown and explained by West Side Pharmacy, Main and Grape street, who will give you free on request an intersting booklet on the subject called "Why Man of Today Is Only 50 per cent Kfficient." Adv. A large audience heard Ii.v, .1. A. Smith's Sermon, "The Philosophy of Salvation" Thursday night at the Kirst .Methodist church. Interest is increasing with each service and there ,1s general satisfaction that the re vival is to continue this week. Hew Dr. Smith said, in part: "Ood is a sovereign. The univorsc lis Mis kingdom. Just as the presence jof creation implies that Ood Is a cre- i "i, me jm c-Mi-ui u ul m a implies that He is a ruler. God's kingdom Is divided into two realms. Tho material and the spirit ual. Tho material realm is framed upon a fabric of laws which are cer tain and immutable. Wn nrn fnmll. 'in.. with Homo unuA e .. turo as tho law of gravity or the com bustion of matter. These laws are universally operative and no excep tion is made because of ignorance of their nature. The penalty for their violation is exacted as certainly from an innocent child as from a university professor of physlcn. The spiritual realm of God's uni verse is built upon a framework of laws just as inevitable and changeless as the laws of physical nature. What is a law ? It might be a natural force, uniform and universal in its operation. Inherent in tho very nature of tho physical universe. It might be a principle of moral conduct inherent In the economy of the spirit ual realm. It might be a legislative enactment written upon our statute books. But In every case to bo just the penalty attached to its violation, must, be severe in proportion to the right, which tho law is designed to safeguard. For example, theft is the violation of a law designed to pro tect the right of property rind merits a penitentiary sentence. Murder is the violation of a law designed to protect a much more important right, the right of life and merits tho capital punishment. But all of God's spiritual laws are designed to protect lights of the soul of such infinite Importance and eter nal significance that the violation of any one of them merits death. "The wages of sin is death.' Tho sinner, whether he violate many or few of God's spiritual laws, is a spiritual anarchist. A man who violates only a few of tho laws of the state of Oregon Is not considered an anarchist. Wherein lies the differ ence? The difference lies in the fact! that the laws of the state of Oregon are a multiplicity they are not mutu ally dependent; they do not stand or fall together; they are distinct in their principle. But the laws of God's spiritual realm are a unity; they are mutually dependent, based upon a common principle, and stand or fall together. The decalogue is not made up of ten distinct laws, but ten dif ferent manifestations of tho same underlying principle, the ',. love of God and man. And the man who violates ono of tho ten command ments violates tho underlying prin ciple of them all and is a rebel to di vine authority' SYMPATHETIC SERVICE nendered In a Quiet Dignified manner at THE PERL FUNERAL HOME ' Your loved one la taken Into the Home where there la alwaya aome one with', them. Our Residence la on the Second Floor. We are Licensed Embalmers and are prepared to make shipment ; to any part of -the United States or Foreign Countries. We will take complete, charge of any Service and make all arrangements. J,ady' Assistant. Thone 47. Corner of Sixth and Oakdale. One block west of Postofflce. THE UNIVERSAL CAR I THE FORD SEDAN I TU. l ord Sedan, with an electric startlnit nnd I III llBhlliiK system Is very pnidood oii xuouiii auinclo 111 H r i-ognc Hlvcr Valley. 1H- nermam-ntly c. - I I Lecar .... plenty of Htadc. To women I lirl.iKK the convenience nnd luxury or nn clKtil. I ", ili.riil.IUty. dependability and economy of the I III II ''"'L In nnd see this remarkable n.r-nsk for I d.-,.m..s.,a.lon. .... cam.. he.,, t 1 In.- I pressed by the moderate-cost, beauty anil stiu.gtn I III II or the l'oid Sedn... I I ill ft B. GATES AUTO CO I I Cor. Sixth and Pucifi; Hiqliwr.y "It's a Great Life" Mary Robert Rluchart's latest com edy gem, now playing at tho Page tl.oatre, "It's a Groat Lite," is a story ot two livo wires who wont to board ing school, with what they did to get themselves and others In trouble and what happened to them afterward fully explained. A humorous, regular boy tale that will bring back your own "puppy love" days and make you smile to yourself for a week. "The Wop" had the Imagination and "Stoddard" possessed alt the other requirements to stir things up generally about the boarding school. What happened to these- two irreprossibles makes tho one great comedy film of the year. . Behold My Wife - One of those rare photoplays that you recognize Instantly as far out of tho ordinary Is coming to the Pago theatre next Wednesday. It Is "He hold My Wife!" The picture was adapted from a great novel of tho Canadian northwest by Sir Gilbert Parker. Bryant Washburn's Comedy It is doubtful If Bryant Washburn has been seen in a more delightful comedy than "'An Amateur Devil" his latest picture, In which he appeared with signal success at the Rialto the atre yesterday. The many humorous situations with which the picture abounds, were heartily appreciated by all present. Given the mitten by his fiancee who objects to his peplcss wooing and "kickless kissing," Carver Endicott, a rich young man, decides to disgrace himself and his father, who, by tho way, Is his rival, by going to work on a farm. When this fails, he peels potatoes In a fashionable hotel kitch en, but the newspapers play him up as a self-sacrificing hero. Carver fails as an amateur devil and In the end, finds his fiancee true to him and a warm admirer of his spunk. R. A. M. No. 32. Special convocation, Tues day, March 1st, 7:30 p. in, Mark Master Degree. A. F. NOTH, Secy. 29P The United States broke all existing records for exports and Imports In 1920. Export totaled S.22.OOO.Onn Imports were $.',-7!,iMMi,Cion. ASHLAND ELECTION C. OF COMMERCE ON MARCH EIGHTH ASHLAND, rb. The city is to have another R;.peut election. Incident to which the u lniop.UU.n is to "vote for six." This r.-'fer.i lo the choice of directors for the Chamber of Com merce, the election to be held on Tues day. March 8. Primary ballots are al ready being mailed out. The board consists of a dozen members, including E. V. Carter, W. II. McNair, V. O. N. Smith, J. W. McCoy, A. C. Hrlggs, F. U Kngle, Henry Enders, Jr., C. A. Ed wards, 1.. F. Ferguson, J. II. McGeo, Mrs. 11. T. Elmore, and F. C. Homes. Of this number, Carter, Smith. McCoy, McNatr, Ferguson and Homes are hold overs, sorvlng until 1922, consequently only six new members of the board are to be selected. The names of twelve members receiving the greatest num ber of votes at the primary will be placed on the final election ballot, tho choice of six to be determined at this election. Any member on the roster is eligible for nomination. This plan, as adopted last year, will govern the election of directors, and through this channel tho policies of the chancer of commerce regarding all of Its major activities will bo recommended, even if not abso. lately dictated. In the campaign last year the quota of GOO members was more than realized, tho minimum pay ment from each being one dollar per month. All classifications are includ ed in the list of members, as to busi ness, professional, and various employ, meats. There nre about half a dozen clergymen on the rolls, and a number of school teachers. Corporations are represented, Including Standard Oil nnd Mason. Ehrman &. Co. Tho Metho dist church Is one of the signatories to tho membership list, also tho Elks club, the Ashland Printing Co., and First Company or the National Guard. Universal suffrage rules In theso chamber of commerco eloctlons. A specific committee has gono over the rostor, and by tho process of elimina tion has fixed the nctlve membership list at approximately 350 eligible to vote at this primary, of which number about 60 are women. The othlcs of an Ideal membership Imply that an Indi vidual director should be open-minded and tolerant; be forceful and willing to work; be tactful; bo non-partisan; be a leader In own sphere; not use organ ization for personal ends; lend pres tige to board; havo absolute faith In Ashland and tho commercial club. Also that tho board of directors collectively should bo representative men or women who are leaders from each sphere; bo capable of team work; be thorough In everything; be expedi tions; be observant of tho ethics of the board meetings." Thoir function ts Judicial rather than legislative. DEFEATED SOCIALIS? IDE CHIOAHO, Feb. 2S. Elumett Wil son, former stato senator ot i.kih- houia and recently defeated candidate for alderman here, died today of a self-inflicted bullet wound. Wilson shot himself, accordlnK to his wife, nfter he hnd tried to shoot her and their five-year-old ilauuhter Lillian last nlKht. She said he had been despondent since bis defeat as a so cialist nldermanie candidate. A GREAT BOOM There are many mothers, nervous and rundown in vitality, to whom. Scott's Emulsion would be a great boon It s the very genius ot Scott's Emulsion to build strength. Scott & Bown. Bloomfill, N. J. ALSO MAKERS OF KmuhdS (Tablets or Granules) fo INDIGESTION to-Uk I Eruptions of the Skin Cause Torturous Itching xx:-:-:-X"X:-:::::-:-: :xx::-:-x-x:-x-x:-xk-xk-:-:- If yon aro afflicted with any form of skin disorder, you are well acquainted with tho flaminfr, burn ing itching that these diseases pro duce. Skin diseases aro caused by an impurity or disorder in the blood, end there is no real and genuine relief within your reach until such impurities are removed. S.S.S. has given great satisfac tion in the treatment of these UU orders, because it is Buch a thor oughly satisfactory blocd purifier. It cleanses the blood of all impuri ties, and thus counteracts the ef fects of the germs that attack the skin. Begin taking S.S.S. today and if you will write a complete history of your case, our medical adviser will give you expert advice without charge. Address Chief Medical Ad viser, 158 Swift Laboratory, Atlan ta, Ca, GRANTS PASS MEDFORD INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Effective October 25 Dally and Sunday. IJCAVE MEDFOKD. LIAVE GRANTS PASS. 10:00 a. m. 10:00 a. m. 1:00 p. m. 1:00 p. m. 4:30 p. m. 4:10 p. m. Cars stop at all Intermediate points. Office and Waiting Rooms: Medford, S 8outh Front, Nash Hotel Bldg. Phone 809. Grants Pass: The Bonbonnler, Phone 1(0. We also operate stage lines from Medford to Ashland, Phoenix, Talent, Central Point, Jacksonville. SlOP-illli ECZEMA Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo Will Help You Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burning, itching eczema quickly by applying Zemo. Furnished by any druggist lor 35c. Extra large bottle, S1.00. Healing begins the moment Zemo is applied. In a short lime usually every trace of eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and similar skin diseases will be removed. For clearing the 6kin and making it vigorously healthy, alwaysuse Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not agreaoysalveanditdoesnotstain. When others fail it is the one dependable treatment for skin troubles of all kinds. - The li, W. Kuiu Co,, Cleveland, O. Mr. Orchardist ,You must decide these questions: Worms or No Worms? How can I save the expense of wiping my fruit? Read how four prominent orchardists solved these problems last year: 'After using ORCHARD BRAND Arsenate of Lead PASTE for several years without having to wipe our fruit and with a minimum of worms we have come to the conclusion that in the future we will use nothing but PASTE. Signed: L.D.HARRIS, JAMES DALEY, " (Manager Hillcrest Orchard) ALFRED WEEKS J.A.PERRY. Let us supply your PASTE requirements. Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange Just a Few Federal Tires Left This sale has been so successful that we have only 'a few tires of the pooular sizes left 32x4 $24.25 Plus War Tax 20 Off 33x4 25.45 Plus War Tax is enough to tempt any purchaser The Busy Corner Motor Co. The Store Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty