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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1921)
MEDPOkD"' MA&:RilJtjyf ircDFORD,'' OKFXiOX H:DXKR1AYV MAUC1I !), 1021 ft vr SapGrienced Coffers issisfin naiure More BaJ comw TT is natural to thinV nf ih.-. . - I pedant mother's influence up-. on the unborn babe. Her food, her habits, her hygiene, and even the condition of her mind, all have a part in determining the : well-being or ill-being of her in I fant before Jjirth. No woman awaiting the joys of coming motherhood should allow the days .to pass without giving nature a helping hand because the conditions of pending mother hood, existing as they do, over a i protracted period of months, cre ate almost a new state of being for a woman. , WARNING. J.u..., .. .vw.u uaing piuin then acl nnly on lite jn and may :. kOTHBl? "! 1 " Usdd by Expectant Mothers r s for Three Generatibas. . Dr. J. Bradfield's Female .Regulator This ionic, , for women only is based upon the prescription of a famous physiciaiywho made the disorders of women his lifo study. That is why it haa proven a blessing to so many thousands of womem It ha given them tha 1 right start. It will do just that for you. If you need this service, 'get Dr.-J. Bradfield's Female Regulator now, TODAY, and you will never cease to (five thanks for the suggestion that brought to you the joyous relief that it will give. SoW by all drug stores in $1.00 bottles. ' . V- Your Motlier Every Year about this time, gave you Sassafras Tea and also took" it herself. She'knew what was good for you. We have a fine Missouri ; bark ,also .Senna Tea, Chitteni Bark and. Sulphur and Crq.m of Tartar Tablets. . HEATH'S DRUG STORE The San Tax Store 109 East Main Street. i,-- . ' The . ; Geo. LTreichler M6t6ro; . . ' Have some good used cars . Dodge Brothers, one Hudson Speeaster, ' tivo Olds, one Ford Touring, one Maxwell Delivery, one Ford truck, one Olds Truck.' For sale, all in good condition and prices are reasonable. -; v . Come in arid look them over GUI CHUNO j , i China Bert Storu Wert cure for earaone, neaaacha. cat arrh, dlptherlo, sore throat, lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach troub.e, heart trouble, chills nnd fever, cramps, coughs, poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors, Eracltod broast, cures all kinds of goiters. NO OPERATIONS. ..... ' , Medford. Oregon. Jan. I3..19" This Is to certify tnat I, the undersign ed, had very severe stomach trouble ana last August was not expected to live, and hoarlng of Olm Chung twhoso Ilfcrt 8?"e 1. at 214 South Front tt.uif: ford). 1 dectrtod to pel herbs fr. " I .lomicli trouble, and I started to t ee'lng - better as soon a 1 u"d tliem and today ini a well man and can hesrtUy recom ni"nt anyone affllctsd as I . to e 0,rs,?nheJ.,,B W R JOHNHON. Witnesses: ., ym. Lewis, F.gt Point. W. h. Chlldreth, Eagle Point. M. A. Anderson. Mtford. B. B. Holmes, F.agle Polnt .C. E. Moore, Eagle Po'nJ . J. V. Mclnlyre. Eagle Point. Geo. Von der Helen, Eagle Point. Tho.. si. Nhni. kowihzwsiamd J tut as she prepares herself for it, so will most favorable conditions prevail when her child is born. Mother's Friend is a balm for the nerves, an intensley penetrat ing lubricant that , softens the muscles, relaxes tension of the. delicate organism involved in ma ternity and prepares the way for an easier, quicker and practical delivery. , ; Get a bottle" from your ' druggist today. ," For valuable JooV "MOTHER HOOD end Tho BABY" fret, ill In coupon bchw an J mail dirtci to makers CJ MOTHER'S t BIEND. ' ,f. . ... vus, greajea ana woswalts came harm without doing food. BRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO., " Dent. 27. Atlanta. Cn. Plcasa nend me your FREE book n MOTHERHOOD and Tho BABY. lot on Noma St.. R. ' Town F. D . - State. The Family Sets the ' Price ,' We render the servlco in -accord with their every' desire and guarantee satisfaction to all. - Also- - ;; Licensed Lady Embalmer WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors The Medford; Auto Paint Shop (Registered) General Motor Car Beflnlshlng X. Central Jackson. fhone 797 TRIAL PHIPPS- MATTHEWS AUTO E. Tho civil suit of W. K. Philips, u Jiedfonl lawyer, against It. A. .Mat thews and his .wife Solum Matthews for $."i,000 . for. alleged Injuries re ceived in an auto accident on River side avenuo, on .the evening of Octo ber 17th last, went on trfal in tho circuit court, bcfnro .Judge F. M. Calkins tins morning. ; Attorney Pnittu' .1. N'eff represents tho defonse, and Attorney W. 10. Crews, the plaintiff- i ' i1 The plaintiff allogos that on tho ovening of October -..J,;'.'J980. while v.alking on Itivcrside avenue with his wife and hoy, he whs "violently struck, rolled in, tho water and filth of tio street, greatly shocked, hurt, adn. injured; his nock and back strninod, his legs bruised, lils skin abrazod . ':n . numerous places, ono tooth knocked out. his oyo:glas6ss crushed, his unibr.olla,. brokon, and his clothing .torn, soiled,- and dis seveled." . ,.. . . The complaint further alleges "that liy reason of flio negligence and care lessness of the defendants, and thei.r inhuman conduct as aforesaid men tioned the plaintiff endured grevldus Rental and physical Bufferins(,hu.-. mlliatl( !i and, chagrin,: and' thereby -onduratt great-pain, agonyiinnd' dis-"' comrort and was thereby compelled ro incur largo expense for medical service:!, dental ' services, and optical services and the replacement of his destroyed .wearing . . apparol, . and thereby compellod to lost much time from his vocation, all to tho great damage In tho sum of $5000." . j Tho jury was selected as follows: T. E. Pottlngor, C. C. Hartley. Eltoff boeson, M. F. Young, I,, ill. Gregory, E. C. Silliiiian. llalnb .lnnnlmrB. T. H Simpson, Emil llritt, J. M. Cronemll- ler, Silas Fleming, and 'Herman Mes senger. - . . Witnesses testified regarding thq accident, including Attorney Phlppo, who In a response to a question, "Whero did the rain como from?" re plied, "From abovo." Tho tostimoiiy showed that at the time of tho acci dent It was raining. Tho defense will begin, this after noon.' . . A:.- A. CJ. Clark,' manager of the Asso elated Industries of iPortland, was the principal speaker at today's Chaniber of Commerce Forum -.uncheon at the Hotel Holland and made his usual strong and fellcitlous appeal for sup port of .Oregon.. Industries. , The speaker called attention' to the fact that ono of the most perfect stato products, was 'Modford catsup ,and yet at his hotel In Ashland, Califor nia catsup was on the tnhlo. Ho called attention to. this as an oxam- plo of the Indifference of tho people, rather than any wilful desire to aid outsido, liAustrles, a(J the expense of industries .of tne.i-'Btale.i A week campaign1 Is . proitliBed in . Medford when tho. merchants will- maker a special: efofrt'tolililblt andj Belt Qrc gnn mado' prodttcl.i,--'l'.jfi',f J t .-.P n, motion ' of Hlaind Klu)iiv-a? jSiso- lution was . unanimously ; ndonted nrglhg the board-of- the-dlroctors of the chamber to secure1 a copyright oh .the words of tho club songs compos ed by Hev. D. E. Millard. Mr. Klum said . tho .' words-, were! being usell throughout the state, with. only -Med ford changed and that this was cheat. ing tho city 'of somo deserved public. Ity, A copyright would: not restrict tho use of the words but would com pel somo public acknowledgement o tho source. PORTLAND, Ore., Maxell B. J.M, Biggins, federal revenue, officer Was acquitted of a charge of manslaugh ter In federal court , late' yesterday when .Judge R. S. mean ordered' a directed verdict clearing him.. Judge Bean said the prosecution had failed to provq Biggins was slayer of Kqhr crt Hedderly, who was shot When federal officers and police attenrptod to arrest lilm on a charge of making a. delivery of 'liquor.'4-. F ORE VER m r JLv ii, & ' from AST H M A Hundreds of people are aston ished and delighted with -the quick and PERMANENT relief they have received from the use of our wonderful new dlscov cry. Asthma-Snra. -f t " Asthma and . Hay-Fever, with all their tortures, may now- be BANISHED FOttEVER. Tear out this announcement and send at once to ... ,., I. . n. m. n. T,AnonATRiFJ ... 81 4 .AUklut. ltldg S-iuUiVj. SUPPORT OREGON ''liPil LEGION TOSSERS : HOOK UP WITH I T OwinK to an ai-gumont bi'twurn tho Talrnt town bitHkfttall tiuintot and thu -Medford AuHM-icnn l,t:i4)ii N l'ivt over which teuhl di'.srves tho season's hoop . honors, two post-Keason sanies have' been scheduled for tho : two Hiiuads. the first at Talent this oven itiK nnd tho final game on the Natato riunl floor hero Kriiliiy niKtit. , Kaeh tenm has defeateil its adversaries on its home floor-and toniKht and-Friday's game will lie nece.ssui-y to end the dispute over which Is the better team. . ; The last game between the- two squads, which was played 4n tho Nat floor somo time ar was .a fast, hard sti'UKKle for th? advantaKo from be ginning to end,. -neither contingent being nblo to run up a lead of over four .points throughout the period of play. Tho legion buys scored a vic tory by. a basket in the last minute of ho game and. those who witnessed he mix had niftre .than their money's. orth-' : Since.- tho high school has completed its season the legion team ha3 had more opportunity to practice un-thc Natatorium floor, and an even fnster and better game than tho last ono may be expected here Friday ight. Manager . Williamson of the .egion team is trying to schedule a gaino' between, tho Talent high school and. Central, Point as n preliminary to tho luain-event JTriday night.- EGALIZE LETHAL GAS, . CARSON CUTV, .Nov., March .9. A hill providing 'that lethal gas ho used In executions in this stato was introduced yesterday In tho legisla ture I .- ;( ". ..; Men condemned to dio In this state have, heretofore. . hecn pormltted to choose hetweeu death by tho scaffold or by a firing squad. -. : v ' l.L-' i ' '- r'l v.;t,...-.-,x:-.;-'jv With , ;: .; Gloria Swanspn. Elliott Cfixter1, Theodore Roberts and Monte Given a, Satisfjring Musical Back groundvori the New ?age ; . Wiirlitzfif bv ' Janice Butler,' ; - : .. - Cle,ver , ,i j Organist. , PLAYING ' I . SUNDAY-"-' JACK PIOKFORD Qn MIKIQTDn QliftU JU itiinOi ILL uifU PROVES BEST YET The Klks Mitihtnl r.hitw !;isl nU-lit difiicu wliith, whilo nut an Uwr.v a:; at tint two previous iiorfnrinam ".s. was thi iHOKt aiipt'ociaiaiw, and tin.' various artw haU to I'esponil lo vv peatt'd iMii'oios. A nvw leature of the show in the Klks' elul room fireplaee rit-ciio in tho last part was when Henry Muckey, that well known Hterlintf and eloiiKiited Klk, wh assumed the self uppoiuted 4luty this winter ott'ieial wtiotl carrier fi; tho hix tzrnle fire, walked onto tho stae in his st rei-t attire, hum l'rinee Alhert eoat, pluj; hat and ail, imeoneerneilly wit li an arm full of wood, then calmly lighted his pipe and at down In a rocking chair atnoiiK" tho nelors. This natu ral feature made a hit with tho Klks both on and oft the MtaKc. Little llarhara May hew, aa ho fore, made a treinendtiotis hit with her eu pid dance Svith Herbert Atford's sonir, responded to neveial eneores, and wna forced by the audience to re peat tho dance in her street costume just before the final curtain fell. PERSJ01S- When the-Children CourIi,' Rub Musterole on Throats and Chests . No telling how soon the symptoms may develop into croup, or worse. And then's when you're glad you have, a jar of Musterole at hal-.d to give, prompt, sure relief. It docs not blister. ' "As first aid and a certain remedy, Musterole is excellent. "Thousands of mothers know it. You should keep a jar in the house, ready for instant use. i It is the remedy for adults, too. Re lieves sore throat,' bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheu matism, lumbago,- pains and aches of back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilblains, frosted feet and colds of tho chest (it often prevents pneumonia). Blue . 'i miv -,"7, f. srisx I'VH A tale of plain folk and bare realities, unfolded with" a power and heart-grip that only "The Miracle Man" has approached A tale pf green lanes and gay streets, of blind youth arid, grim reckoning, of love, luxury, beauty and something else that never before has appeared in a motion picture! Destined to, cause more , public discussion 1 than any other drama ever screened. . PAGE says the W-B CUT is a long fine-cut RIGHT STAR MEAT MARKET Meat Fish Oysters: Specials for Thursday and Friday ; , Shoulder Beef Steaks, per pound . Beef Stews, per pound . . v . . 15c Fresh Side Pork, per pound . . . .y.'.-2Qc Good Bacon, per pound . ......... '. i 3Qc Pure Lard, per pound . . ..... . . . . ." ; . ,25c" 314 E. Main We VV' 1 W Good Judge That you are getting full" value for .your money when you use this class of tobacco. , - . The good, rich, real, to ' -bacco taste lasts so long;f j . you don't need a . fresh chew nearly as often nor do you need so big a chew as you did with the ordi- : . nary kind. . : ; , Any man who has used the . . Real Tobacco Chew will . . tell you that. J - Put up in two styles ; tobacco CUT is a short-cut tobacco THE Deliver Phone 273 " Also an "Aero Nut," ' !' Starring 1 ' 'Al' StJolu In a Clean, ; '.'"I Clever 'and Mirthful' ' '5' TODAY .: 7- y. 'If .i,.i'rJM.uM SUNDAY, . .Vhe.Man. W'o Bad Everything" 'I .: i ;! -i ;- '.V .1 . iv d b 1 i ,: V.V r I, . J - I
