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x t X T t r T r r t t t X x ; X Pure, Sweet Cider in tins A healthful and wholesome beverage at any season of the year a J4 SENATE ALONE FAILS TO OPEN BAG LEY 'S AWARDED GOLD MEDAL, HIGHEST v AWARD MANAMA PACIFIC 'i r r, ; EXPOSITION 'i Packed and Guaranteed by Bagley Canning Co. Talent, Oregon Sec Our Exhibit at Chamber of Commerce MADE IN OREGON by Two Medford Maids SONG BALLAD Wanting You' Lyrics by GRACE BROWN Music by JANICE BUTLER Introduced et KiiimIm.y (.May 1) At the PAGE THEATRE by HARRY SCOUGALL, BARITONE WHY WALK? It is HonltliitT mill CHEAPER TO RIDE If you riile n Harley-Davidson )f Bicycle or Motorcycle Gaylord Motorcycle ' 1 Shop If Workmanship Counts Till': MOSAX IMKH'lvSS ur cleaning rugs is tho licst. ask. vorit xi:k;ihiok Hume iso l'roo Delivery Mosan Art Rug Co. 110 W. Tenth St. , ,. WASHINGTON, April 23. (Tele Krnni Washington nureau). President Harding anil nil cabinet officers are trying their host to popularize the ad ministration. Congressman are lining Hie buiiio tiling. The White House Is once more open to the public and the oxi'CUtlvo departments aro thronged with visitors from all over tho United States. Muro attention is belli;; paid to the common people hy the rank and tile of government officials than ever hefoi'O 111 the last twenty years. In fact, every department, of tho govern ment Is cooperating along tho lines of President Harding in mailing his ad ministration a personal and human one, except the senate. For some reason, probably because thoy feel that the largo majority given tho republicans at the last election insures them from being disturbed from their control of the senate for many years, sonio of tho senate lead ers have adopted a toiich-me-noL pol icy. The marble room, which is a largo and luxurious room back of the senate chamber, has from timo inline- ...... I.. I 1.,..,,, II,.. ,.,..,. ..r lit,. .,ietll- uents of all time of all tho senators. Hero they visited the men that they have sunttto the senate and many a political offense has been mended in these Informal conferences between const itiieut.s and the senators. Now the marble room has been cut off from public use, and big screens have been put across the lobby, mark ing the marble room and the senate chamber. It Is gelling much easier to sen the president of tho United Stales than It Is somu of tho retiring and bashful senators. This is in great contrast to tho period preceding the election. Then tho senators wr" v:i i l i to nil ol their constitui'it's in evo'-y way pes slble, ami luvitat! 'in were Os'ributod broadcast to Vetera 'o couto to Wash ington ami by all ine nw to lsll the senators while thoy v ro here. The const intents aro coining now in droves. Thoy feel their real Interest in tile government sineo the While llouso has been restored to tltu people. Thev are hopeful of better limes and better government, and ihey aro anx ious to seo and talk with tho men they have sent to I lie senate, but that Is lutcomlng more and more tlil'lcult. Shoes ivo Claw A constituent now sends In his card to his favorite senator and, liko us not, tho word wit) come hack from behind tho screens that Senator So and So Is not 111. Ho limy bo or he may not bo: Unless tho constituent can Identify his senator's footwear ho has no alternative hut to wait over another day and to try again to see the man who wears the toga by his franchise. Underneath the screens there is a two-Inch opening. By stooping low. the constituents can see a procession of masetilinef feet, moving hack and forth across tho tile floor, hut It Is difficult even for an Intelligent and observant constituent to identify bis senator by the shoes he may wear on that parteiular day. PICTURE FRAMING SWEM'S STUDIO Miss Martha Florine and "Yankee Doodle," the peer of all dancing horses featured In "tho act beautiful the 40 dancing horses and 40 dancing girls," with the Al G. Barnes big 4-ring wild animal circus which comes to Medford Wednesday, May 4, for two performances. U. S. ARMY AT COBLENZ BEST IN THE WORLD V.OULKXX, April 1!S. t By the Associated Press.) a complete out fit, a mlninturo army equipped with all necessary services, capable of tak ing the field at - I hours' notice with out tile assistance of any outside ele ments and one of the best military units ever organized in the world's history of armies such is the de scription that military men. allied, neutral anil former enemies apply to tho American Army of Occupation as It Is constituted today. That the efficiency of the training system of the ; American forces In Germany, tho excellence of their equipment and their faultless mili tary bearing nro generally recognized throughout Europe is shown by tho fact that missions from various coun tries have either visited Coblenz dur ing the past few mouths or havo ap plied for permission to come to this baso and got first linnd knowledgo of how It la done. A few weeks ago the chief of staff of the Swiss army, accompanied by several officers, spent a week in Cob lenz as the guest of General Allen, the American commander, attended Inspections, visited the barracks, re viewed the troops and returned to Berne to tell tho officers of the Swiss army that the American army on the Rhine was "the most up-to-date, the best equipped and the best looking military outfit of all the armies of tho world." A commission from tho Nether lands made a similar visit and was equally favorably Impressed and now the Finnish government has asked permission to send a commission to L'oblenz. Should circumstances require the American Army on the Rhine to move against an enemv or to occupy fur ther territory, 10,001) infantrymen composed of tho First and Second brigades would furnish the bulk of Ihu fighting force. Their ailvnnco would ho guarded against surprises pud ambush by 300 cavalry and 18 airplanes, which would do the scouting boforo the moving In fantry. Three trained pilots nre available for each plane in case . of airmen meeting with accidents. One thousand artillery men, serv ing eight batteries of field ; guns. would he on hand to supply a barrage, should it bocoino necessary. Three hundred men of tho Signal corps battalion would look after telephone and telegraph communica tions with tho base at Cobleuz. The Hallway Engineers' battalion, which is receiving constant practical train ing on a little branch lino on tho right hank of the Rhine which they are operating would, with the assist ance of tho Motor Transports corps, attend to the sorvico of supples of tho expeditionary force. , The Engineers' First battalion would throw pontoon bridges over such streams as wore traversed In the advance Six ambulance compnnfes, assisted by a Medical corps of GOO. establishing field hospitals, would give first help to the wounded before their evacuation to the base hospital. Only one arm used In modern war fare is lacking tanks. As one of ficer remarked facetiously: "We have no tanks of any sort In this army." Thero Is a machine-gun section with every company instead of one to every battalion as formerly. Thus while the Army of Occupation Inn Germany numbers just a little more than half the effectives of one American division on a war footing, It is nevertheless, a real army in the fullest sense of the term.. Helped Her Little Girl Children need all their strength for growing. A lingering cold weakens them so that the system is open to attack by more serious sickness. Mrs. Amanda Flint, Route 4, New Philadel phia, O., writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar cured my little girl of the worst (ickling cough. 1 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. Sold everywhere. Adv. Everything in Woodwork Welnake anything from a Candlestick to the complete millwork job for your new home, store or office. 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