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MEDFOTJT) JTXTTJ TRTT5TTJ7E, rEDFOTlD, OREGON". SATTTRDAY, 'APRTL 2, 1 921
Go After
Rheumatism
Right
First of nil, rheumatism must be
treated intcrnnlly. The blood should
be purified and the stomach and kid
neys made to do their work properly.
. Iasage the sore and swollen parts
at least twice daily with an oil thut
will not Irritate or inflame the skin.
Keep the bowels open to help the
treatment.
you can get everything Necessary
In the complete Anti-Uric outfit. If
your urine is discolored or has a bud
odor, the effect of Anti-Uric Tonic
will give you an early confidence in
the treatment. The Jar of Anti-Uric
oil will help proper massage of the
painful surfaces. A supply of the fa
mous Pullman Pills will furnish the
correct luxative.
Those three preparations contain
only vegetable Ingredients. All are
in one generous, compact package.
The price complete is $1.60 and there
is a money back guarantee with every
package. Get the Anti-Uric outfit to
day from
IIKATII'S DRUG STOKH.
Adv.
PAGE
LAST
TIMES
TODAY"
"HELIOTROPE
HARRY"
A romance too
beautiful ever to
be forgotten!
AND HERE'S
THE NEW ONE
STARTING
TOMORROW
CARJVIEL
MYCINS
Mmnri Bimfn Ci
BUY A GOOD BICYCLE
It dnvea shoe-leather, time ami energy
Harley-Davidson
Bicycles
Are as good as
Harley-Davidson
. Motorcycles
All Biuyrlea ami Motorryoles re
alrMl at
Gaylord Motorcycle Shop
Mad ford Nat. rboae 188-.M
NEWTOWN
APPLES
Packed
$1.25 A BOX
f. o. b., Warehouse
' Bardwell Fruit Co.
Phone 124
DON'T
WAIT
uniti! your carpels lire
thread 'bnre. Call ISO anil
let us tell you how yon can
have a new rug in its place.
Dick says "The Hugs wo
clean are clean when we
clean them.
Mosan Art Rug Co.
119 West Tenth St.
LEGION BALL IS A
BRILLIANT EVEN!
Tin American legion Lull of last
nlBht lived up to the predlctlun that
it would be one of the most enjoyable
and largest attended nocfal afiuirs for
;nonihs post. The number of people
attendinK thin April Fool dance was
850, and with the wearing of paper
novelty caps by the men, the throw
ing of confetti and the novel doeora
tlonti, the occasion took on a carnival
almoHpuerc, After 10 o'clock, until
1 A. M., when the affair was over, the
merry makers danced in inches of
confetti lying on the Natatorium floor.
The Ford Sedan, given away by the
legion, went to J. C. Murray, linotype
operator on The Mail Tribune staff.
I
Meetings of importance will be held
In tue Medford Presbyterian church
Wednesday, April 6, at 2:20 p. m. and
0:30 p. m. Hur. J. S. Armentrout,
nntlonal director of teacher training
and dally vacation lllble schools, with
Miss Florence Norton, national direc
tor of children's worlt will address
both meotlnga.
Visiting ministers and officers of
tho Presbytery will meet these speak
ers at a lunch at the Hotel Holland at
12:30. Teachors of elomcntary grades
aro Invited to tho afternoon meeting.
After supper In the evening ad
dresses will he given by both speakers
upon the program of rollglous cduca
tlon.
How Much Do
You Know?
1. "What makes rain clouds black?
, 2. Can unakea Hprlntj clear of the
ground?
3. JIow many members arc there
In the parliament?
4. When wus gold discovered In
California?
6. Aro there any Buddhist tem
ples in this country?
6. What did United States pay for
tho canal zone and what Is tho an
nual payment made each year?
7. What peculiar form of Bovern
ment did the Creek Indians have?
8. When was tho independence
of Cuba eHtabliHhed?
9. Who was Cyrus the Orent?
Answers to yesterday's questions:'
1. What aro the four great rivers
of Houth America? Ans. Tho Ama
zon, Orinoco, Uruguay and I'arnn.
'I. Is tho earth a luminous or a
non-luminous body? Ans. The
earth is a non-luminous body,
3. What is a constellation ? Ana.
It Is a group of stars hearing such a
relation to each other as to suggest u
form or figure.
4. Who first called James O.
nialnc "Tho Plumed Knight"? Ans.
Itobert G. Ingersoll. ,
0. How should "affect" bo used?
Ans. "Affect" is sometimes confused
with "effect." Tain "affects" us
greatly. We "effect" a result.
6. What is an "avocation"? Ans.
A man's avocation may bo bowling
while his vocation may be dentistry.
7. What is the meaning of the
French phrase "leso majeste"? Ans.
High treason.
8. What state has as its official
song, "On tho Hanks of tho Wabash"?
Ans. Indiana.
0. What king of Judea massa
cred the children of llothlohem and
put to death his own sons and his
wife? Ans. Herod.
10. What is the principal food of
tho hippopotamus? Ann. The, animal
feeda on vegetable substances almost
entirely. It eats grasses and herhs
and often does great damage to grow
ing crops.
MAKE STAND KNOWN 600N
(Continued fiom rag Ona)
Harding has gathered regarding the
real mission and opinions of Vlvianl
has come to him indirectly thus far,
the former premier having been only
a few minutes with the president
when he formally presented a mes
sage of greeting several days ago. He
will he the president's guest, however,
at a White House dinner Wednesday
night, at which Mr. Herrick also wilt
he present.
PA K1S, April 2. Croat gratifica
tion is expressed here over the re
ception accorded Hene Vlvianl, for
mer French premier, who Is In Amer
ica on a special mission for the
French government.
Several dispatches from M. Vlvianl
liavo reached Paris, hut it was Indi
cated today that It will bo left to
Secretary of State Hughes to give out
whatever he considers proper con
cerning the conversations tho special
envoy has with American officials.
EX-EMPEROR QUITS
(Continued from rage One)
he in command of picked forces of
sendnrmoa.
The attempted llapsburg coup
which at one period last week, it l
admitted, had a chanco of success,
promises to have a different effect.
Tho social democrats plan to Intro
duce in the assembly resolutions that
thn government take stops to hurry
ratification by Franco and Kngland of
the trianon treaty, providing for the
surrender of West Hungary to Austria
and malt nc provision for tho protec
tlon of Austrian frontiers hy tho en
tente.
They declare this action is certain
to prevent further royalist attempts at
reatnrntinn.
Thfl three leadinc political parties
have agreed to mage separaiw sii
ninnt bv thn assembly placing them
selves as being opposed to tho return
uf the Uapuburgs.
Among Oregonlans at the Holland
are F. E. Beatty of Klamath Falls,
M. L. ltyckman of Eugene and H. J.
Kberly of 3aleni.
April Fool's party at Eagle Point
Saturday, April 2. 10
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Pryor of this
city, visited relatives in Ashland
Thursday.
Effective April 1, the Southern Pa
cific announces that train .No. 5J,
"The Oregonlan," traveling from Port
land to San Francisco, will stop at
Corning, Willows and Arkuckle, in
California to discharge passengers
from north of Ashland, Ore.
Four auto parties were parked at
the city auto camp grounds early this
forenoon.
Kodak films for tomorrow, Medford
Rook Store. 10
The United States forest service is
advertising for bids on U280 acres of
government timber on the Four iilt
creek watershed on the Crater nation
al forest, near Uutte Falls. In the
area are 87,500,000 board feet, with
western yellow pine predlmlnatlng.
Prices range from 13.75 a thousand for
pine to 70 cents for the other species,
consisting of Douglas fir, white fir,
sugar fir and incense cedar. Illds will
close May 25. The time limit for log
ging the timber is 1930.
The Premier Novelty orchestra will
motor to Applegute tonight where
they aro booked for a big dunce und
supper, at, the Applegate hull.
, Whle going over the north part of
his ranch fn, the Valley View district
last Sunday F. C, llolibaugh found scv
eraToi! "seeps appearing on the surface
of the ground on un area of approx
imately turceihiinifjed square feet. He
secured a sample' Af this oil film to
gether with some of the saturated soil
and brought It In to Mr. Liljcgrum for
testing. The sample tested out high
in oil and paraflne content. The place
from where samples were taken lies
about a mile east of the present Til
gonla oil well on the Ferns ranch.
Waterman Fountain pens. Guaran
teed to give satisfaction. Medford
Rook Store. 10
F. C. Hramwcll, state superintendent
of hanks, was In the city today at
tending to business matters. By
virtue of his office he Is a member of
the state irrigation securities commis
sion. Roy McConichlo of Lake creek,
pleaded guilty to killing a deer out of
season last February, In Justice Tay
lor's court yesterday and was fined
$50 nnd costs, which he paid. The ar
rest waB made by District Game War
den Dalley.
Guests at the Medford include Mrs.
L. K. Palmer and C. K. Putterson of
New York, Mr. and Mrs. Mathison and
W. R. Cross of Chicago, A. Herman of
Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bourd
mun of Toledo, 0., J. Q. Osborne uud
C. W. Foster of Seattle. C. W. Stone
of Spoknne, Mr. and Mrs. Walter 1.
Smith of Los Angeles, and F. H. Chum
bcrlin, S. J. Suvldge, N. C. Cullender
and II. IK Willman of San Francisco.
llrennon VVltchor left this morning
by auto for Redding, Calif., to look
after tho ranch, which he recently
purchased near there. He is one of
the auto mechanics of the C. E. Gates
company garage and will return to
the city in about a week.
Among, county visitors In Medford
today are J. G. Miller of Applegate,
Fred Surgls of Trail and John H. IIul-
sey of Gold Hill.
J. F. Hule arrived back In the city
this forenoon from a business visit at
Portland.
Sport B. V. D.V
'CHICAGO Paul Prohn, wrestling
Instructor of tho .University of Illinois
defeated Valtcr Evans of Chicago two
out of three falls,
CLEVELAND Cleveland defeated
Eveleth, Diiluth, Minn., In tho first or
five games for the American hockey
championship.
CT T nillQ V(.i Vv,tiu Mf Vow
York said to be tho missing link In the
1Q1Q ivnrM RitrlitQ Kpunil.il Inventlua.
Hon, and threo others were nrrested as
fugitives from Justice. Evans demeu
knowledge of throwing the games.
HAVANA Tho sixth ganio for the
chess title was called a draw.
CHICAGO Judge Landis announc
ed ho had no Jurisdiction In minor
league baseball eases when asked to
settled the case of L. N. Lalonge who
deserted the Kansas City association
team.
MONTREAL One of the promoters
who sought to bring the Dempsey Car
penller bout hero announced Jack
Kearns had telephoned him the match
would bo held in Jersey City, but Tex
Rlekard refused to discuss the decis
ion. DETROIT One game margin separ-
fttnri thn lnnflinir fitur pnntnnrlnru fur
tho amateur three cushion billiard
championship when the semifinals
were reached today. W. R. Brewer,
Chicago and E. W. Ixiokabaugh, Lin
denwood. HI., have each won five
games and lost one. Walker Cnldor
wood, Detroit was in third place with
four victories and II. II. Kuhns, Chi
cago, was fourth, having won three
and lost two.
PITTSIU'RG Members of the Pitts
burg National league baseball club
who wish to play golf must gain the
consent of Manager Gibson, who
thinks certain players are paying more
attention tu golf (bun to baseball,
At the Page
Thousands who read "Cinderella
Jane" as it was written in novel form
by Majoria Benton Cook will be ad
ditionally Interested in "The Mad
Marrluge," the story as a photodrania.
The production will begin its local run
at the Page theatre tomorrow. C'ur
niel Myers is the star.
"Heliotrope Harry" falls on to the
Page screen with comparatively little
warning, and it is repeating the tri
umph of "Humoresque", which is the
exact opposite in theme.
As Vera Gordon in "Humoresque"
portrayed all that Is grand in mother
love, Fred Burton is doing as much to
exemplify a father's love for his
daughter. "Heliotrope Harry" ends a
very successful four days run tonight.
At the Rialto
Here Is Harry Carey again in anoth
er captivating Western melodrama by
H. H. Van Loan. There is something
about a Carey picture which appeals
to every emotion, but particularly to
that sympathetic chord which is in
every one of us. Perhaps because of
the naturalness of the star, "Hlue
Streak McCoy" will come to the Rialto
theatre tomorrow for three days and
the unusual quality of the story, com
bining humor, pathos and a rich as
sortment of thrills, makes it an offer
ing which will linger in the memory.
It Is enriched by the acting of a very
capuble cast, two of the members be
ing the cleverest Juveniles on the
screen, "Breezy" Eason and Ren Alex
ander. It also presents three leading
ladies, Ruth Gulden, Ruth Royce and
l.iiu Leslie.
"Bringing Up Father"
The popular and universally ever
green cartoons of George McManus
and ontitlcd "Bringing Up Father",
will be Introduced to local playgoers
at the Page theatre Tuesday night,
April 5th In the form of a rollicking
and side-splitting musical comedy
bearing the cognomen of "lliiiiglng Up
Father at the Seashore." As In other
seasons Gus Hill is sponsor for this
triumph of screams, revelry, mirth,
hilarity and amusing entertainment
which is in three act3 and various
scenes. The company is large and
capable one, with a chorus of twenty
protty and vivacious young women
who Invest the show with plenty of
pop and go, wear stunning and be-
SHE TOOK HER
FRIEND'S ADVICE
)
Now is in the Best of Health
Because she took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Detroit, Mich. "I was not feeling
well for several years and never wasable
to eat any break
fast and always com
plained of j headache
or tired feeling which
at times required me
to stop my work and
rest. I have never
Ri I ' I had a physician and
IlsMR ::;: .1 never took ftnv medi
cine for it until yours
was recommended to
me ,by a neighbor
whom I used to visit
freauontlv. I took
four bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and now 1 am in
the best of health and enjoy doing my
work every moment of the day. It
surely put life and 'pep' into my sys
tem' Mrs. L. M, DABRAS, 46 Howard
St., Detroit, Michigan. -
It is not always in business that a
woman is forced to give up her work on
account of ill health. It is quite as often
the woman who does her own work st
home. When backaches and headaches
drive out all ambition, when that bearing-down
sensation attacks you, when
vou are nervous and blue, the one great
help for such ailments is Lydia E.Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound.
His 'Acute Indigestion" Was
Bad Case of Gall Sac Trouble
The "human spider" who cl
has nothing on the person who
that is, as far as taking
We hoard of a man who th
Hon" which, hy the way. Is an
stances. This man took any n
ed" hy friends who had been "
ache."
When all the time he
right word from n had gall
when he called the man he
tor.
Our only Interest In the
tlon which the doctor
214 K. Main St. Thone lfl.
GRANTS PASS MEDFORD
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
effective October 85
LEAVE HKDFORD.
10:00 a. m.
1:00 p. m.
4:30 . m.
Cars stop at all IntermedUte
Office and Waiting Rooms: Medford, 5 South Front, Nash Hotel
Bldg. Phone S0. Grant Put: The Bonbonnler, Phone H0.
We also operate etage line from Medford to Ashland. Phoenix,
Taleut, Central Point. Jacksonville.
coming gowns and plunge Into the
song hits Interspersed throughout the
offering with a zest and vim that pro
vides gratifying results.
"Modern Educational Movements In
China a Modern Miracle." will be the
phase of present day progress In that
land of marvels to be presented Sun
day evening at 7:30 at the Phoenix
churcn. Sylvester Stevens will de
scribe the new phonetic alphabet of
39 characters, recently devised to re
place their old system of more than
n,000 different written characters,
each one representing a separate word
and ail necessary to be learned by
heart before a porson could, under the
old system, be considered as an edu
cated man. How the missionaries
opened the way to all this stupendous
revolution in the educational system
of a nation of 400,000,000 people will
also be shown, with many other "facts
of absorbing Interest.
Sunday morning nt 11 the regular
service of worship, with sermon by
the pastor, and good music.
On Wednesday evening, April fi,
there will be held at Clyde hall the
annual social and business meeting of
the Phoenix church und congregation,
for the hearing of reports, election of
officers and other buBlnessU-AIiiinem-bnrs
of the cliur.ch..aud. Cithers, who
attend or help 111 any way, with their
families, are especially invited,-! Sup
per .served by the ladles nf 7: !S0-without
charge. , . "
LAST
TIMES
TOIUY
WILLIAM
FARNUM
E3
RIALTO
STARTING
TOMORROW
In His Latest Western
Creation
B "BLUE Q
STREAK E3
E1 McCOY" ?m
AUTO PAINT SHOP
Automobiles Painted and
Revarnished
221 North Fir.
L. Q. SPRINKLE, Prop.
hnn 777
imhs the sides of tall buildings
prescribes his own medicine
risks
is concerned.
ought he had "acute indigos-
empty name in many in
nmher of things "recomniend
belped in an awful stomach
was
suffering and suffering is the
sa
sh
condition, lie found It out
ould have called first the doc
ter is to see that tho prescript
mat
writes
is filled correctly.
.HASKINS.
FOR HEALTH
points.
Dally and Sunday.
LEAVE GRANTS PASS.
10:00 a. m.
1:00 p. m.
4:10 p. m.
a
Harry Carey
Do you eat
BL-O
Hornby's Oats
-or just oats ?
The difference :
1 . We steam-cook H-O, so you only have
to cook it a few minutes. 1
2. Pan-toasting kings out an entirely differ
ent and delicious flavor, and gives it that
rich, golden color.
3. It cooks up flaky not sticky and pasty.
4. It comes to you clean and fresh, in an
airtight Waxseal wrapper.
THE H-0 CEREAL COMPANY, Inc.
PAGE TUESDAY, APRIL 5
O.VK
GOOD
CO.MEDV
87,500,000 FEET
National Forest Timber i
For Sale
LOCATION' AX AMOUNT All the merchantable dead timber stand
ing or down and all the live timber marked or designated for cut
ting on an area embracing about 0,280 acres In Twp. 35 S., R. i
10. , surveyed, and Twp. 36 S., R. 4 E., W. M., unsurveyed, Kour
Hit Creek watershed, Crater National Forest, Oregon, estimated
to be 87,500,000 feet B. XI., more or less, of western yellow pine,
Douglas fir, white ..fir, sugar pine and incenso cedar timber, ap
proximately 81 per cent western yellow pine.
STUMPAGE I'IUC!KS. Lowest rates considered, $3.75 pel- M for west
ern yellow pine, white pine and sugar pine, and $0.75 per M for
the other species. For material unmerchantable under the terms
of the contract to be removed at the option of the purehaser, for
which payment is required by the Rorest Service, 2-6 cents per M
feet. Rates to be readjusted in 1925 and 1928. ' ,
DEPOSIT. With bid $10,000, to apply on purchase price if bid is ac
cepted, or refunded If rejected.
I'lXAL UATK VOll IJII Sealed bids will be received by the District
Forester, Portland, Oregon, up to and including Way 25 1921
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. '
Bofore bids are submitted full information concerning the character
of the timber, conditions of sale, deposits, and the submission of bids
should be obtained from the District Forester, Portland, Oregon or the
Forest Supervisor, .Medford, Oregon. '
WHY A BANK ACCOUNT?
A bank account is desirable from maiiv
standpoint. It not only is an aid to the ae
cunmlation of cash, but helps build credit.
It provides a safeguard in keeping money
and a safeguide in spending or investing it
At the First National, all accounts are 'na
tionalized.' being under government supervision.
First National Bank
Ji
T. G. HEINE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Purcery of Eyes, Ears, Nose
and
Throat. All diseases of these organs
treated. Glasses fitted. 3H-318Llb-
eny Bldg., Cor. Main & Grapi Sta,
XIGHT
idc, $1.0(1 and $1.50. Plus Tax
on Kale Sunday lli:0O o'clock,
liox Office open 12 to 4, 7 to 0
Seventh and Iirand Xew Edition
The Laugh Show of Creation
BRINGING UP FATHER
At the seashore
CATOHY
MUSIC
and
CLKVHH
DAXCERS
a Real Eeauty uasvisg Chorus
The Last Word in Musical
Comedy
POSITIVELY EVERYTHING
NEW
! Medford IronWorks
j Tractor, Truck. Spray Outfit, and
I Cos Engine Repairing a SDedalt
GENERAL FOUNDRY
I AND MACHINE SUOP