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PAGE SIX r HEDFOBD" TaTC TRIBUNE, 5FEDFOHU, OTJEGOY, TUESDAY, 'APKIL 59, 192t To Relieve Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness And Head Noises Persons suffering from catarrhal deafness, or who are growing hard of hearing and who have head noises wtll be glad to know that thin dis tress ng affliction can usually s mic c ens fully treated nt homo by an in ternal medicine that in many in stances has effected complete relief alter other treatments have failed, Hufferera who could scarcely hear, have had their ii earing restored to such an extent that the tick of a watch was plainly audible seven or eight Inches away from either tar. Therefore, if you know of someone who Is troubled with head not huh or catarrhal deafness, cut out this for mula and hand it to them and you may have been the means of saving some' poor sufferer perhaps from to tal deafness. The prweription can be prepared at home and is made as fol lows: Secure from your druggint 1 nz. Parmint (Double .Strength). Take this home and add to It Vt pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar; stir until dissolved. Take one table spoonful four times a day. Parmint Is used In tills way not only to reduce by tonic uction the inflam mation and swelling in the Eustach ian Tubes, and thus to equalize the Ir pressure on tho drum, but to cor rect any excess of secretions In the middle ear, and tho results it gives are nearly always quick and effective. Kvery person who has catarrh In any form or distressing rumbling, hissing sounds in their ears, should give thin relp a trial. ADDED, CHAMBER COMMERCE DRIVE As a result nf the work of the sup plementary membership campaign committee fourteen new members were added to the Med ford Chamber of Commerce and a total collection of $045.25 was reported. Major Walker's team won the hon ors for collecting the largest amount of money J4L0.2 3, whereas .Major Sparrow's team carried off the hon ors for obtaining a new members. ubir forum luncheon of the Chamber ' of Commerce tomorrow as to the re sult of their work in the morning. The forum will be addressed by J. I). Al len of San Krancisro and Mrs. Aris tine Phelns. who Is a government worker for the protection of women nnd irirls. The luncheon will be held nt the Medford Hotel. Chamber of Commerce, Including the The present membership of the Chamber of Commerce, including the fourteen new members, is 386. The goal is for a total membership of 4 50. Hoth majors claim it can be done. WILLING TO FIGHT (Continued on Paca Five) We speak historically of tho revolu tion, when in reality wo mean Bovor- CITY AND Ol T-Or-TOV. MA! f j OUDKI1S KKCKI VKI NOW PAGE - FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 29 Orchestra Of Los Angeles Founded by V. A. C'liiilt, Jr. WALTER HENRY ROTHWELL, Conductor KorlhwcHtT Tour Hooked ly Khvyn Concei t Ilnrrmi SIX DISTINGUISHED SOLOISTS 75 of the World's Greatest Musicians The Supreme Musical Organization of the West HOW TO SIOOUKH TICK UTS 11Y MA Hi NOW AddrrttA U'ttura, make clicdtH and pontoffico money orrtorH payable to I'iibo Theater. Add 10 I'er Cent War Tax to l'rlec; Ticket Dinlrcd. In clude self-addrcHHed Htumped envolopo to help Insuiu Bate return. Vrtco Floor nnd 1st llo.v orfleo Sale I Knrly Jteservatlou 4 rum llitleony S'2, Wednesday 12 .Means rrercrrcd balance l.ftll, $1 1 o'clock :' l.icalloii ante and freedom of evolution. The, world Is not calling today for de struction, it needs re-onatruction, where the test of justice Is applied to the thiniiB which were at well us the things are to be. "Perhaps the miracle was in the Divine plan and the new world mar vel was an inevitable part in the su preme scheme for developing civili zation. Monroe Doctrine "The doctrine proclaimed under .Monroe, which ever since has been jealously guarded as a fundamental of our own republic, maintained that these contineuts should not be regard ed as fields for the economical enter prises of old world powers. There hare been times when the meaning of Monroeism was misunderstood by some, perverted by others, and made the subject of distorting propaganda by those who saw in it an obstacle to the realism of their own ambitions. Koine have Bought to make our ad hesion to tlifs doctrine a justification for prejudice against the United States. They have falsely charged that we sought to hold the nations of t lie old world at arms' length in or der that we might monopolize the privilege of exploitation for ourselves. Others have protested that the doc trino would never be enforced if to enforce It should Involve us in actual hostilities. Willing to Fight. "Tho history of the generations since Unit doctrine was proclaimed has proved that we never intended It selfishly; that we had no dream of exploitation. On the other side, the history of tho last decade certainly must have convinced all the world that We stand willing to fight if nec essary, to protect these continents, these sturdy young democracies, from oppression und tyranny. "if wo could consult our Washing ton and our Holivur today and If they could advise us out of their wisdom and experience they would toll us to go forwurd in firm confidence that ours is the right course. 1 believe they would admonish us to cling to that which has been tried, to hold fUHt to the institutions of moderation, of Independence, of gradual but sure progress." How Much Do You Know? Helped Her Little Girl Children need ull their strength for growing. A lingering cold weakens them so that the system is open to attack by more serious sickness. Mrs. Amanda Flint, Iloute 4, New Philadel phia, O., writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar cured my little girl of the worst tickling cough: I had tried many things nnd found nothing to help until I got Foley's Honey and Tar." Gives Imme diate relief from distressing, racking, tearing coughs. Po!;l everywhere. Adv. WILL PROBE RAILROADS (Continued fiom Page One) president of tho Northern Pacific ex plained that most of their unskilled labor lived under rural conditions. PA G E rHI Tomorrow ' Testing Blade " romm " WHO'S "WHO" ' ' Presentation PI in Medford of Various I and PAULINE FREDERICK Other - in "THE LOVES OF LETTY" Features One of the Best Hart Pictures Ever Made A man tempered by the two kivju doctrines of lire love nnd a Ill lie child. GOOD TASTE 1. How much weight can be car lied by a camel? 2. Why was Cain Jealous of Abel? 3. What, Is germicide? 4. What are the minus of three water fairies? 6. What bird was once used to hunt game? ti. Who were the "Fates?" 7. What is the common name for the flag" of France? 8. Where Is Great Slave Lake and how big is it? a. How lone after Incubation be gins in It befor the heart of - duels forms? 10. How did the Hrnsian Fly r.et its name? , Answers to Yesterday's Question 1. When did men begin to wear shirts? Ans. They were generally worn in West Kurope in the Kigli;li century. 2. Are signboards an American In vention? Ans. Signboards were uteri by Greeks nnd Romans in ancient limes. 3. What was "squatter sover eignty?" Ans. Tho name was ap plied to popular sovereignty by Cul- houn In derision. In general terms I it may bo stated as the right of every territory to legislute for Itself. 4. Is spontaneous combustion of the human body possible? Ans. Sci entists say no, although many cases are reported. 5. What was the limit of passen gers and baggage carried by a stage coach? Ans. The old coaches "ould accommodate eight or ten persens. They were each allowed H pounds of baggage free. The limit for any pas senger was 150 pounds of bagge.Ke. U. How did the New York Srock Exchange come to be formed? Ans. It grew out of an informal organiza tion of stock-brokers May 17, 1792 it was not formally instituted until 1817. 7. What was done with the bodies of ancient England? Ans. They were buried at cross-roads and a stake was driven through the bodies. This cus tom prevailed until 182.1. 8. What wero "sumptuary laws?" Ans. They were laws which restrain ed excess in dress, furniture, eating, etc. D. How long was tho sword used by Roman soldiers? Ans. It was from 20 to 30 inches long. 10. Is the story ot William Tell a myth? Ans. Yes. The popular tales regarding Tell wero demon strated to bo mythical by a Swiss pro fessor in 1872. ' COMMUNICATIONS A Reply to Mr. Thomas To the editor: Mr. Thomas' story of the revival meetings at Klamath Falls sounds very peculiar to me. I heard Dr. liulgin preach in Klamath Falls, too. I saw no fights, nor "rotten egging." Mr. Thomas says Dr. Bulgin swears. Well, yes, you know some times you find it necessary to sweur to Infidels and others! too, in order that they would know what you were talk ing about. Mr. Thomas compares Dr. ISulgin's meetings to a circus. Yes they are good shows alright. Dear editor, I know you would like to hear Dr. Bulgin spenk. He is plain and speaks straight from the bible and if our people and Mr. Thomas regard the Ulble as fit to read then they need not be afraid of anything Dr. Bulgin tells them. In conclusion, when Dr. Bulgin comes here he will rent a lot, build his tabernacle and hold his meetings and will also pass the hat and If Mr. Thomas does not see fit to donate to this splendid catiso he won't be forced to and If Bulgin breaks the law we'll have him pinched, and if our city re spects the churchos and ministers then we fill have city officers protect tho pulpit and "The Bulgin Iewis Co." D. E. JOHNSON. Medford, April 18. . 100 MEN CONTROL U. S. WELFARE (Continued from Pe On) ital combine, in preparing to precipi tate unemployment, adopted the policy that the railroads 'should do it first.' llallway emprovement programs were deferred; railway maintenance hub reduced below minimum legal require ment. "The report brings Into clear relief the fact that there is no foundation for opinion which tho employers' pub licity machinery would popularlzo that ...e railways and tho other great in dustries are the victims of some mis fortune of the times. "Tho industrial paralysis which has staggered America is 'capital on strike against society.' And capital, nation ally and Internationally organized and concentrated, takes the stand that the 'capital strike' shall go on until laboi comes to its knees and consents to sweeping reductions of wages, and also consents to surrender Its right to bargain collectively on a scale co extensive with the organization of the employers." 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Many have beenpermanently cured of stomach troubles by the use of these tablets after years of suffering. Price 25 cents per bottle. Have You Bought That Spirng Suit If not, we want you to see our line of new samples. Suits$26.75Up We do a general made-to-meas-ui'o hand-tailored business and Suarantee our work. Why not have your, suit made to fit you, when it doesnot cost any more tlnin ready-made clothes. D. L. Springer (Successor to Gus the Tailor)
