Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 06, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextrF.irpoTC'n matt; tt? truxe, irr,Dro"RD. orkhox. wkdnksday. Arrm, n. 1021 VXav FTTT5 Iff Before Buying Your New Spring Wearing Apparel Be Sure to See the Latest Models in JjODIR,T ORSETS Front Laced "First tin? corset then tin: pmvn" is ulwiiys the rule nt' the woman who miilu's a stmly of l'asliidilillilc lippim-l. The nmv Spring MO DART models mill further reveal the fact tbiit this eorset is without an etiu;il us a figure .shaping gar ment. 7t is beautifully designed to mold the figure into lines of symmetry and will maintain these lines when onee de veloped. ; " ..; . All MODAitT Cof.se ts j.-ico in front because front iitl.justme.nl meiinu right adjustment. The absence of laces in the back gives better form nii'd vondeVfiil smoothness in gown fitting. You will be assured of being property corseted if you select your new MO DART in our corset section. When you have selected the correct MODART model and have been fitted by our ex pert eorstire, you will feel so much better and look so much bet ter that you will seem to have become a new woman. DIPAITMENTSMFl' us WE REPAIR Batteries, Generators, ' Starters, Ignition, Lighting, Magneto Systems All Work Guaranteed Official Service, American Bosch Magneto Co. Perkins Auto Electric Co. 27 N. Grape St., Medford, Ore. Phone 237-E , Night Call 985 USE B. T. S. (Baricum Sulphur) for ycur "Pink Spray" 3 lbs. to 50 gallons of water Farm Bureau (Zo-Op Exchange STATE ENGINEER IS PLEASED WITH LGG WILL GARRY ON HOG TESTS iacksqn IM i The .Medford Irrigation iDdiiiot In cludes nbout 10,000 acres surrounding the city of Medford. i he work is in progress on the distribution system on the west side. An effort is Lieii.K made to secure a delivery through the wat ers of Hear creel; in uddiilonal lands this season. The present Phoenix lat eral serves ahout 170 acres. The Talent district is in a position to resume construction work on itB project of 8G0O acres upon the dispo sal ot its bonds. The first unit of this project 1ms been completed and work on the other units was suspended last year on account of the unfavorable construction and financial conditions. The Eagle Point district Is .eiiRaged in completing Its plans for the recla mation of about 6000 acres around Kasle Point. It is proposed to divert tile waters of His Itutte creek for the Irrigation of these lands, and upon the j completion of the engineering plans j the same will be submitted to the state engineer for approval. All these projects lie in the Kogiie River valley and their construction means much to the development of that section of the state.- State Kngl neer Cupper in Salem Statesman. BEATS IN IE KID' ANNOUNCEMENT! I have just returned from .'i month of special training. My office is now open and I am prepared to do your dental work by the latest and most up-to-date methods, and at very reasonable prices. My plates fit. They restore the natural appear ance and contour of the face, which show""a marked difference when compared to ordinary plates. My crowns and bridges are artistically made, and the best money can, buy. Painless Extraction of Teeth a Specialty DR. HENRY B. PURL 308 East Main St. Phone 503-R "The Kid" Is Charlie Chaplin's long awaited anil eagerly anticipated first six-reel picture, which opens today at i the l'agc theatre for a limite:1. engage rnent of four days. The heart of tho greatest comedian that the world thus far has produced is in "The Kid.". It Is his finest gift of merriment to men and women ; yes. and children, emphatically, children, too. "The Kid" is Charlie Chaplin's idea made manifest on the screen ol what a Chaplin comedy ought to be; it is Charlie Chaplin himself. Its humor is Chaplin sublimated into smiles, roll dored vocal with laughter and touched (deftly with furtive tears. After the , turmoil and trouble that have been Hie j comedian's lot, he bursts Into li re j sponsible gaiety in "The KM," nml ;that which makes tho comedian him Isolf forget his troubles is calculated to make the grouchiest of the world's misanthropes forgot his woes. As ought to be the case in a Charlie Chaplin story, the plot is fabulous, yet fabulously human. According to the great Shakesperean scholar, critic and biographer, Frank Harris, "The Kid" is "far and away the best thing Charlie Chaplin has done jet; a real story magnificently rendered." The story shows Chaplin a conspira tor against the peace of tho police and master of a precocious youth whom lie tiains to be a pal. "One scene," sayB Harris, "that I shall never forget is that in which the kid goes and breaks the windows in advance ond Charlie comes afterwards to' make money by mending them. How the kid gets caught by policemen, how he gets away, and tiio various vicissitudes of the Street Odcssey comprise a pic tured story that Is simply enthralling." And one of the most important of the numerous events of premiere con sequence in connection with the offer ing of "The Kid" at the Page theater today is the arrival on the screen or little Jackie Coogan, Chaplin's co-star and richly endowed youth of tender years and precocious girts, whom Chaplin discovered and recognized as a kindred spirit and a. brother in genius. A great picture, "The Kid" will prove to be, and Charlie Chaplin a great artist. f At the pif-sent ft v :;; In terested in whal it is ji.'Ui.ii1 .ofci.ntr to produce uur plur.urU' tn ;!,. fiiiin. this information Is eMiiuul in well organized enterplises ni tile tarui business. Through the rfl'ive of the 1 county uncut ef .lackscit cintnty nml jthe county Fiirm Mureau, several hog feedi.'iK tests have been .stiirtitl in va ' riolis sections of the county lo aseer Main the actual cost of producing pork I under average farm conditions with .the Idea of gaining in formation that will be of help to all farmers who tsrow hogs, in knowing wlil.. h prac tices prove most economical. I Due of these tests will be envied on jwilli J. K. Judy of Jvedford. In this , test, eight pigs Wi-IkIiIiik 1 u:! pounds I have been placed on alfalfa pasture. jThey will be given ground barley in a sell'-I'eodnr by tho "hlp yoursulf" method. This lot will be weighed after thirty days ford and the cost of Bains will be computed. .Mr. Judy has (another lot of pigs that will be placed on simitar test as weaneiH about .May fl. These, limvevor, will not have ae ness to tlie self-feeder but will be , hand fed on a limited ration with al falfa pasture. Another test wati start ed on the tarm of K. K. iml.; in the Kvnns Creek section. Tills lot weighs 127 pounds average. They will he fed "Hog Hats." a concentrate pre pared by the Kami Bureau Kxchange, lo,. thirty days In a self-feeder and will be given access to alfaira pasture. Another lot of thirty-six shouts will be tested on tho farm of K. 1 Ucuon. This lot will be red ground wheat through Hell feeders. They are to be pen fed and will not have ai us to pasture, but u short time, when llley will be pastured on rye. It Is the plan to weigh all these lots nbout May 1. The information gained will be of value to other hog growers In Jackson county. Tho results will bo given publicity us the tests pro gress. Assistant County Audit i-'red ilollbaugb will keep walch of results. Other tests will be started us the senson advances and other feeds are made available. 'THE SWEETHEART SHOP' T "The Sweetheart Shop" direct from four weeks at the Columbia theatre, San Francisco and fresh from tri umphs in New York, Chicago and lios ton comes to the Page theatre, Tues day, April 12th with Harry K. Morton and the entire original company. Edgar J. MacOregor who gave the coast original companies of "The Vel vet Lady," "A Pair of Sixes" and "The Littlest Rebel" Is the producer who believes that the coast Is entitled to number one companies. The same big scenic production which takes two large railroad cars to transport as used in San Francisco will be on view here. It Is a liroad way show with a Ilroadway company including special musicians who were sent from .New York to California. ' AUSTRALIANS LEAD IN 6-DAY BICYCLE RACE CHICAOO. April 6. With the Itel gian team of DeGraeves and Heliens firmly entrenched In second place, the riders in the six day bicycle race had covered 915 miles, six laps, at II a. m. today, the sixtielh hour of the grind. Corry and Mclteath, tho Australian team, are leading with 21 polntB, OWEN'S OVERDRAFT MAY REACH $7 0,000 Inv(Htl(Tiiiionn to date Into tin? books of rhe defunct Hank of Jack aonvillu nhow that O. II. Owens, for rtier KoKiie Kivor valltiy nrrhardim, Nevada land ntfrnt, and more recently an oil promoter, arrested In Halt Lake City, overdrew his account in the hank in the neighborhood f $40,000. AHHistunt Superintendent of Hanks Kahler. in ehni'KC of the hank af fu.hu, oHtimatt'K that further .survey of the hooks will .show an Indebtedness of between $tiO,0O0 and $70,000. W. H. JohnMon, ex-ca.shier of the Institution will lie taken to the bank today to arraiiKC the .ycounts, ami a.s.sist In ferreilnir out tho maze of fig ures In Owen'K account. Whatever additional is discovered in Owen's overdraft will ho referred to the next sessio n of t h u k ra n d J u ry . o r e m -bodied in a supplemental indictment. Owen was oriKinally chained with having nn overdrart of $21,000, und with "wilfully aiding and abetting a bank rashior to defraud n hank." prize bull calf !n i;a. merriman's herd I. A. Merrimnn recently purchased a fine Jersey bull calf from Air. Wil liams of Orushaui, rOo. This animal oarries noma of the est blood lines in the Jersey breed on ihn Pacific coast, being the direct tlescendunt of four sold medal bulls, St. Muwes, Poppy's St. Mawes, KoMarles Olga Lad and (iolden (Jlow's Chief. His dam produced 557 pounds of bulterfat fit as Junior three years old while the grand-dam and Kieat grand-dam pro duced over COO pounds of hutterfal on test. The Hoyuo Kiver vail y is fast taking Its place in the front ranks of production throughout ;he stat o und J ersey cows are ,ma king 'tome remarkable production records. I : a is the Only Genuine Laxative Brom ' Quinine tablets The first and original Cold and Grip tablet, the merit of which Is recognized by all civilized nations. 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"I want oilier suf fering wonipti lo kiinw what Lydia 12. l'iiikliuiu's Vegetable Com Kiiind has diiiio for me. Dimm; Change of Life I wan in bed for IS months and had good care, but did not improve. A friend advised 1110 to lake Lydia 12. I'inkham's Vegeta ble Compound, which I did, ami in a fOiort time I felt better. That was live years ago, and now when I feel run down and nervous 1 (ako the Compound mid it always does 1110 good. 1 wish ail women would try it during Chang of Life, for I know it will do them good," Mrs. A. Kklllu, Afton, Teun. Thomas, Okla. " I first used Lydia 12. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound in my girlhood days, by tho advice of a friend. At tho age of 47 I was troubled with dizziness, hot Hashes, and became very weak so that I was unable to do any work. I took Lydia 12. I'inkham's Vegetablo Coiiiiwund wilh the result that 1 felt better and stronger than I have for years. 1 havo also given it to my three daughters, and always with good results. Tho Vegetablo Com pound is certainly grand for tho ilia of women." Mrs. .1. G. Swauey, lioute 1!, Thomas, Okla, Letters like the above do influence women to try. Lydia E. Pinkham's fe5etatle Compound LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN, MASS. a y AFTER THE WINTER MONTHS You will want your car washed, polished or simonized for spring and summer use. We are in a position to give you the very best satisfac tion in Washing, Simonizing and Polishing Joh3. ' The Polish we use will not injure the finish on the finest ;. car. G. A. Childers Motor Go. 127 N. Riverside Phone 26 : U',-f! ;l!"!7! V irl .B.MJI. .. (Iniil If. Ml J n in .-inljl anifi .) -il : WHY WALK? It is Healthier and CHEAPER TO RIDE If you ride n Hat ley-Davidson Bicycle or Motorcycle Gaylord Motorcycle Shop Car, Truck and Tractor Repairing W Btiind buck f every Job wo do. 2l W. TKXTM ST. PHONB IWtl-W GIM CHUNG China Herb Store Ifrrh rnrn for ofirarhf. Iifnfljirli, cat arrh, dipt h ri;i. nort ihroat, lnnn trouhlr. Kinnr-y (ioiidh', Hionmcri irouinr tir;iri trouhlf, rhlllH nrni fi-r, cr.ttnpH, Cfini?liM, fiuor ri mil fit ion, riirburtrli'H, tiimnrn, 'irnckffl tirciiMt. ruros ail kindH of goitciM. NO OJ'KItATIONS Mi .(for. I. UrfRon. Jan. 13, IfllT. TIiIk is lo certify that I. th unih-r-fllKiw.'il.Tiiid very H4pr! xtoniach tfnihl ami hud bo-n hoth'-n-d for Hfvcral y-arn find jiiRt Aii((U.'-i whm not ex M'ctf (1 to Hv, and hfarlnR of hn '1iuik (whoKv Hrrb htor in at 214 South n.nt HiMt, M.dCordj, I dt'Cld-il to k1'! 1 a " h-i for my stomach trouble, and I strnt-d to f.-clliiK hotter km roon iih I tiK)rl ttn-m aarl to-lay am a tvell imia rind can li'art(iy p'oihii- inend anyone afflicti-d as I wim to nee Oim ChmiK and try hi Jlorlis. flKncil) . JI. JUIJ.NhM.N. Win. l.'wln, Kikp Point. W. I. rhiMr.tli, Knrl Point. M. A. AndrOii, M.dford. H. It. HohiH'X, Knifl" l'oinl. Equipment, Workmanship and Service These aie the necessary requisites to any first-class garage, and we spdally feature all three. Our Shop is equipped with up-to-date machinery, which enables 113 tn Rive the same careful attention to the smallest Job, which we always do, lliat we give to the big Jobs. j . Our Workmen are all experts In their line, are well known to the auto owners In this city and valley and use the greatest cars with every piece of work. Service is our watchword and with full equipment and expert workmen It Is easy to render up-to-date service. If you arc not now a patron of thin shop we ask that you give us a trial und wo will abide by the result. Valley Garage C. K. .Mnori. K.iirlP Pttht J. V. Mrlntyr. l-);ln I'ol lilt. . . iv. MEDFORD-ROSEBURG AUTO STAGES I .cave. Moilforil 1 1 n. m. Ilnliy. J.envo Itoseburg 1 p. m. Dally MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS i.k.wk jii;iu-ohi. 10:00 a. m. 1 : 110 p. in. 1:30 p. in. Cars stop at all Intermediate points. WuitiiiK room Mcilford, .1 South I'ront. I.KAVK GRANTS TASS. II) a .m. . 1:00 p. m. 4:30 p. in. l'hone HOD INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. ' . . -.'.-n . .' 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