MEDFOUD MAIL TRIRUNE, MEDFORD. OliFXiOX. WEDNESDAY. MAttClT 2. 1021
PAOE THREE
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AGAINST ALIENS
HIS SUPPORTERS
-AFTER CEREMONY
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Thorp-ty Just enoukh- trim
ming on this Knockabout
suit tp make it interesting. -.
Note, the semi-yoke effect -and
the' flho big poi-kets.
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A narrow silk stitched tuck
onTeither side of the back
and InteiestiiiB silk stitched
pockets are tho' features of
this Knockabout suit.
Hardly Worth talking about
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V:s'..-M-. ''' The price on these new . .
Wooltex Knockabouts .
But the suits themselves are worth
not only a little talk, but a trip down
to our Knockabbut department td
see if they're really the fine utility
suits we say; ' '''
And we'll say beforehand that you'll
be more than pleased -with the good
looking Knockabout fabrics, the ex
cellent tailoring and the smart styles
you can get at such low prices. '"'
F, K. Deuel & Sons
The Store That Sells Wooltex
Eggs Will Be Eggs
ji next December. The eggs that are 25c now
will taste pretty good next November and
;, December.' A; 25c- bottle of our pure, white,
I hWATERLASS will preserve about
ELEVEN dozen: ' r ."
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
TheSanTox Store
: , 109 East Main Street.
Geo. LTreichler Motor Co.
Have some good used cars
Dodge Brothers, one, Hudson Speedster,
two Olds, one Ford Touring, one Maxwell
Delivery, one Ford Truck, one Olds Truck.
For sale, all in good condition and prices are
reasonable. ' .
Come in and look them over
WASHINGTON, Mar. 2. By direc
tion of the executive, council of the
American Federation of Labor, now in
session here. President Sanmel Gom
ners is to investigate the whole Jap-
anese and Oriental industrial and
labor problem with a view to determin
ing whether the restrictions imposed
upon American workers and capital in
the Far Kast are not more severe than
those Imposed In this country on Ori
entals. Union officials said today they had
received information that the land and
Immigration laws In Japan were more
restrictive than those in America and
that American laborers seeking em
ployment In the Orient wero compelled
by law to give up trade secrets.
"There is so much agltatidn about
the Japanese question In this country",
said one labor official, "that we feel
that It Is a national problem and want
to ascertain the facts. We do not feel
that Japan is justified in making such
an outcry against our laws whtn slw
lias more restrictive regulations at
home." i
WASHINGTON, Mar. 2. Wood row
Wilson will receive democratic son
nit' lenders and othoy official friends
at his new home on S street Friday
afternoon nfter his retirement from
the presidency. Mr. Wilson will ki
direct from the c;iltol to his home
after the - inauguration of President
Harding.
The president was represented as
wishing to attend the lnnUKiiraJion on
the east portico of the capltol and the
coiiKreAsinnal inaugural committee
has offered to provide n chair for
him. Whether Mr. Wilson will in
tend the ceremony will depend. It is
understood, upon his ability to ne
goliatu tho steps leading to tho por
tico. Kven If the president does witness
the inaUKurntion of his successor, he
will not ride with him to the White
House.
LECTURE PHOENIX
Judge C. B. Watson of Gold Kill, Is
to speak on Friday evening, March 4,
at Clyde hall. Phoenix, under (he an
pices of the Phoenix Brotherhood. At
that time the judge will give interest
ing reminiscences of "Early Days in
Oregon," his address being especially
for the men of Phoenix and vicinity,
whether members of the Brotherhood
or not. All men of the community are
invited and urged to attend.
At' 7:30 an Informal supper will be
served for the men present, followed
during the evening by the address of
Judge Watson and a brief business
meeting of tho brotherhood, and music.
A very enjoyable evening with a largo
attendance of men, is expected.
B. J. Dora'n, "representative of the
Bean Sprayer company, is conducting
a demonstration every day this weok
at Hubbard Brothers, their local repre
sentatives place of business. The ma
chine being demonstrated Is j their
super-giant, sprayer especially adapted
to this locullly.. One of . the disadvan
tages of some sprayers Is their small
capacity, light engine and low pres
sure. The -Bean super-giant has 800
gallon capacity, 300 to 400 pounds, pres
sure,. 10 horsepower fouicylindor mo
tor, pump capacity of IB to 20 gallons
per minute as well as other improve
ments. :
Hubbard Brothers extend, an invita
tion to everyone Interested, In spray
ers to call any. day th'is week, and see
this super-giant work.
NEW LOCAL Y. M. C. A.
BOARD IS APPOINTED
At a recent meeting of the Jnckv
"son County Y. M. C. A. comtnitteo,
hoardfi of directors for vnrious com
munities in the county were ap
pointed. These local boards will have
general charge and Jurisdiction In all
Y. M. C. A. activities conducted In
their respective communities.
Medford's board of directors has
been named as follows: W. H.'Gore,
Cleo. H. Undley, R. W. Stearns, H.
A. Canaday, O. R. Campbell, IJ. W;
Paul and S. 8. Smith.
The newly-appointed board will
meet Thursday .noon for lunch at the
Hotel Holland. Med ford members of
tho county Y. M. C. A. committee
will also be asked to attend the
luncheon.
WASHINGTON. Mar. 2. Secretary
Alexander today urged all Americans
to eat fish for at least one meal
March 9, designated ''national fish
day." lie also asked fish dealers to
give the public an opportunity to buy
the best fish at reasonable prices.
America has plenty of fish, he said,
but Its people are among the smallest
conHumers of fish in the world.
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WOMEN DYE ANYTHING
WITH DIAMOND DYES
Each package of "Diamond Dyes"
contains simple directions to diamond
dye worn, shabby skirts, waists,
dresses, coats, gloves, stockings,
sweaters, draperies, coverings, every
thing, whether wool, silk,-linen, cotton
or mixed goodH, new. rich, fadeless
colors. Buy "Diamond Dyes." no
other kind, then perfect results are
guaranteed. DrugglHt has Color Card.
Adv. 130
Rugged Star Has Powerful Role :
Hobart Hosworth Is the star In "Be
low the Surface," coming to the Klalto
theatre today for a four day run.
The story centers around Martin
Flint, played by the star, and his son
Luther, deep-sea divers, living In ; a
small New England village. Martin's
rescne of the crew of a navy subniar
ine by means of a record 'dive brings
him to the attention of an unscrupu
lous promoter, James Arnold, who ap
proaches the diver with a proposition
to salvage the treasure in an old wreck.
Martin denounces the enterprise
foodbardy, but Luther, lured on liy
Edna Gordon, an underworld chnrac
tcr who accompanies Arnold, ngrecs to
make the dive. As a reward, Edna
marries Liither, despite Martin's oh
jections.
Luther collapses In his attempt to
reach the treasure. Edna deserts him.
Martin traces the girl to Boston, bun
dies her onto the steamer, and starts
back with. her. Arnold secretly follows
on the same bout. The steamor Is
wrecked and Arnold and Edna are
drowned togothet;, . Martin escapes.
Luther insists upon diving for his
wife's body,-' and, doing so, discovers
evidence of her perfidy. The boy's air
line becoming fouled, Murtin rescues
him froni sure death, .
"Behold,;My Wife!"
"Behold My Wo.!.". Is coming to, the
Page theatre for'ifour duyi commenc
ing today. The stqry was adapted from
Sir Gilbert Parker's novel of the Cana
dian northwest, "The Translation of a
Savagfe." . i ;
The central characters are. tho Mis
tocratlc sons of an English famlly.and
the simple Indian girl whom ho en
counters In Canada whllo he is on bus
iness for the Hudson's Bay company.
Receiving word from Jils fiancee back
In' England that she has broken with
him because of his family's objection
to their marriage, the youth, In a fit
of rage, marries the Indian girl and
sends her back to England as his wife
to disgrace bis blue-blooded sires.
Tlifu he proceeds to lilt the toboggan
in his own way. However, dramatic
events work a transformation in both
the young Englishman and his bride
and the ending is a happy one.
"Behold My Wife!" has been filmod
against a background of snow-capped
mountain peaks, bleak Canadian trad
ing posts, and luxurious English coun
try homes. 'The action Is interpreted
by a distinguished cast Including Ma
bel uUlienne Boott, Elliott Dexter, Mil
ton Sills, and Ann Forrest. Frank
Condon, adapted the . .story.... to- -.the
screen.
ASPIRIN ; i
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
Take no chances with substitutes!
Unless you see tho name' "Bayer"
on package or on tablets you are hot
gfttlng genuine Aspirin prescribed ty
physicians for twenty-ono years and
proved safe by millions. Take :AA
plrln only as told in the Bayer pack
age for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Kara-ghe, Toothache,
Lumbago and .fop Pain. Handy-tin
;boxea of twelve Bnycr Tablets of As
pirin cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin Is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoaccticacidenfer of Sallcyllcacld.
i Adv.
BE PHOTOGRAPHED
THIS YEAR
ON YOUR BIRTHDAY
SWEM'S STUDIO
You Can Afford to
- Ride a Harley
Davidson Motorcycle
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The Universal Satisfaction found
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among Samson Tractor Owners :isi
the biggest sales help we haveCr
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Each Samson Owner knows
that he has a tractor with plenty
of power to do any work well. ;
ORDER YOUR SAMSON NOW)
Patton and Robinson; Inc. ;
Tel. 150
112 So.' Riverside
Plumbing and Heating
' Quality , Service ,
Win. Hammett
42 S. Cbntral Phone 659
CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
Smith & Wilson, Proprietors i -
General Draying and '.
Transferrin? ' '
Clvo Us a Trial
Phono 205 or II-754-W. Offli'o Wll
hoii pfSirur Nl4n Mi-ilforil. Hweoii.
- svan'ATHLmo sEitvrcB ,
Rondered In a Quiet Dignified mannei' at
THE PERL FUNERAL HOME
Your loved otto Is tnkun Into the tlbme where' there 18 . alwayi
some one with them. Our Residence Is on the 8ocon(l PlooK j
Wo are Llccnsod Kinbalmcrs and are prepared to malre utjipmont
to any part of the United States or Foreign Countries.'! W i- lwill
tnke complote charge of any Service and tnake ail arrangement.'
IiUy Asslslant. '-' I'lione' 47.' i'
Corner of HLvth and Oakdnlo. , '' ' One block west df Postofflee.
WITH UpTRnFftaD TRADB TS MF.DVORT) MAT) i
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Mr. Orchardist
Ydu must decide these questions;,,, '', m Xj
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Worms or No Worms?
How can I save the expense of wiping my frurt? Read
how fowt prominent orchardists solved these problems
last year:
'After using ORCHARD BRAND Arsenate of Lead
PASTE fflr several years without having o wipe our
fruit and with a minimum of worms we have come to
the conclusion that in the future we will use nothing1
but PASTE.
. '-'Signed: ' ;:j,X
Ti L.D.HARRIS, vf
JAMES DALEY, " ;
. (Manager. Hillcrest Orchard)
ALFRED WEEKS v
J. A. PERRY.-
Let us supply your PASTE requirements. ,
Farm Bureau Co-Operative
: Exchange
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