Medford mail tribune., May 13, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

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MEDFORD MATL TUrBUNR MIf)FCVRD. OK'KOOX, Fit I DA V. MAY l::. 10.21
PAGE TITRTCT5
BURNETT STATES iPOLICE NIP GAY
HE-JUST COULDN'T
HOLD ON TO JOB
"1 had to'Klve up several ilil'i'erent
positions jm aeeitunt of rheuiuatiNiii.
Imt since taking -Talilnr I never have
nn aehe or pain in my hod.1! and am
working hard every ilay." said K. .1.
liurnelt, 4!H2 Frty-(jtth avenue,
Sotltheast, Porllaml.
"For ten years now rheumatism
tind s;omaeh troulilivhad burn pulliiiK
me down and I had Rotten to where
J didn't expert to sue another Weil
day. My neck hurt me so had that
sometimes I couldn't turn my head
without moving my whole body, and
1 had severe pains nil thioUKh my
shoulders. The muscles in my Icrs
jhurt so had I was often unable to
walk, and I have had to nive up seve
ral Rood jobs Just on this account.
Often I couldn't tret up or down and
was in such pain 1 couldn't even turn
over in lied. I lost n(y appetite and
my stomach Rot so badly out of order
that the little I did force down dis
agreed with me. XothhiR did me any
Rood other than a little temporary
relief, anil I realized that it wouldn't
be Ioiir before 1 would have to Rive
up entirely.
"One clay a railroad man from
l.ewiston, Idaho, ndvised me to try
Tanlae and I have thanked him many
a lime since for putting mo on - to
such a fine medicine. Why, It went
straiRht after my troubles and 1 don't
believe there is a trace of rheumatism
left in my body. I never foci a sign
of it and am as strong and active as. 1
ever" was. I can hardly get enough to
'eat and everything ngrees with me
'perfectly. I am sleepiiiR fine and can
do as big a days work as I ever could."
A -
a hi
V
Grace Plus
Comfort
is (lie only coinl)iii;i
tion lliiit produces 100
per cent corset satis
faction. You Ret this
kind, of satisfaction if
you wear
Tolas et
pronounced JRO LA5A
t(3rsets
Tli cii" graceful linos
will add much to the
attractiveness of your
outCr apparel and give
you ii degree, of in
ward comfort that
will be a' revelation to
you.-
See the special values
we're showing' at $5,
G.y6, $7.50, '10. and
Deuels'
WITH LIQUOR
At the result of (he activities of
the Medford police last nlslit, allied
by Deputy Sheriff Mr.Mahon, three
men and two women were arrested
for intoxication. Patrolman Hem
street and Mc.Mahon arrested u former
Medford man who has resided in
Portland for over two years past, in
a room with two women from Frisco.
It is claimed the trio were intoxicat
ed, anil that other charges may be
preferred against theni, but at the
hour of going to press this afternoon
no formal complaint hud been filed
In Police .ludge Taylor's court, al
though such complaints wore expected
any moment, togethe.' with the bring
ing in of the accused for trial.
Another man arretted at another
place by the two above mentioned of
ficers for intoxication, had not been
brought in for trial.
Tom Ciannon. about HO years old,
who is in poor health and has been
at the county infirmary for some
time past, was found on ibe street
intoxicated by Patrolman Adams last
night and was fined $25 and costs li -day.
He said be bad become intox'
cated through drinking a welt known
patent medicine.
Rublen
athletic
NEW YOltlv Frederick W
president of the amateur
union today was on the, sleamsjiip
Mauretania enroute to Kurone to "at
tend the international amateur athle
tic federation meetings to he held in
Switzerland late this month, llo will
present claims for recognition of world
track, field and swimming records
made by Americans since the last
meetings of the federation in 1(114.
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
T 777
locainne
4..r
IS
Warning! Unless you see the name
"liayer" on package or on'., tablets,
you are not gett.tiug genuine: Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for 'twenty
one years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspiriu,ouly as told, in the llay(
er package for folds, I teadai-lle. N'eu
ralgia, Khcumutism. Karachc, Tooth
ache, LatmlmRo and fn Pain. Jlaniiy
tin boxs of Iwelve Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin cost few cents. (IJruggists also
sell larger paokaRes. Aspirin, is the
trade mark of Uayer Manufacture of
Monoacetieacidester of Sallcyllcacld.
. . Adv.
Junior week-end at the, University
of Oregon, the big annual event which
students all over the stfllu look for
ward to, will como this year on May
1!', 20, 21 and 22. The purposo of
junior week-end is. to establish a
closer relation between the students
of the liiiversity of Oregon and high
school students throughout the state.
Seeley V. Hall, manager of transpor
tation for Crater Lake tills year, will
depart Saturday evening with Carl
Tengwald and several other Medford
men for Portland, to bring back the
three Crater Lake stages and auto
truck in storage in that city. Mr.
Tengwald, however, will remain In
Portland four or five days on business
In .connection - with the operation of
the Crater Lake hotel this season.
Medford Chautauqua, May 26-31. 4S
Insure your property with the Oro
gon Fire ltelief association, an Oregon
Institution. C. L. Cioff,.genU Phono 41.
4
It pleases us immensely to hear the
appreciation expressed for Uutter-Holl
bread. It is one of the purest of pure
foods. A trial will convince you of its
increasing popularity. 89
Have your car overhauled now. He
ready for your vacation. Don't wait.
Hun Welch's Auto Hepalf Shop, 2S
North Riverside. 4G
Don't forget dance Biincnm, Sat. 14.
Hit of the season. Majestic "4". 45?
Friday night. May 13th, Good Iucli
dance at Jacksonville, Orth hall. 4!i
Guests from- a distance registered
at the Holland include Aliss Ida Wins
ton feirvay of Richmond, Va., It.- F.
ftulttcr of 'New York. Mr. and Mrs. K.
F.. lientley of Detroit, H. J. Itodamar
of Waterloo, la., Paul K. Parker and
O. B. Hrown of Los Angeles, and W, It.
Atklson and D. W. McDonald of San
Francisco.
Mocks and dry slabs vr sale.
S59.
For Sale Good gartfeu and
sediment. Phone 912-J.
Lawn mowers sharpenou right,
ei ty Shop. 2G1-J.
Bring your eggs to the Groceteria
whero your dollar docs the most. 47
When better automobiles are built,
Duick will build them. tf
Medford Chautauqua, May 20-31. 4S
Among those who arrived In the city
Thursday and spent the night at the
city auto camp were tho following
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Perkins of Hood
River, enroute homo from tho south;
Mr. anil Mrs G. K. Karbar and two
children, of Midland, Calif., looking for
a location; Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Cowley
anil three children of Lodl, Calif., on
route north; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ma
son nnd four children from Idaho,
looking for a location; and Mr. and
Mrs. Uch Howes and son of Lodl,
Calif., enroute north.
Good luck tlanco, Friday niuht, May
13th, Jacksonville. 45
Save money on wrapping paper . by
using' ivhlto print paper In rolls. Ask
this office. tf
Ties, collars, caps and suits. Don
Springor, 105 W. Main. tf
Chicken feed wheat $2.20 per hun
dred delivered to you. Monarch Seed
Co. ,-
Mrs. rani Hansen, ' corsotlore for
NuHone. Phone G8D-J. tf
Music while you cat, Majestic Trio
at Rex Cafe, every Wednesday, Satur
day and Sunday. 4ti
Small paying business for sale, best
ORDER BRI1ISH
WARSHIPS 10 BE
LONDON. May l::. Sonic 20 de
stroyers, 23 battleships and 50 light
cruisers have disappeared from the
llritish navy list during recent mouths
The llritish admiralty has issued an
amitiuiiccmcnt saying tho vessels were
sold to Hi'lUsh firms for breaking up.
This statement was the result of
reports circulated in America that
Great Britain was selling war craft to
South American governments for
eventual transfer to Japan.
"The only ships disposed of to for
eign governments since the armistice"
the admiralty informed the Associated
Press, "are the battleship Canada and
two other vessels which were sold to
the Chilean government, for which
i they were originally built; one sloop
to Denmark, two sloops to Portugal
and one sloop to Itelgiuui.'-
BODY OF HERO TO
Call
tf
lawn
tf
Lib-tf
S. M. Hawk, of 710 West Eleventh
street, received a telegram from ;lio
war department today nuttfyii..w lilni
that the body ot Ills son, Kussell Li
nton Hawk, killed in action at Cha
teau Thierry. France July IS. lilts
was being returned to America. The
Rovernuieiit asked for instructions re
garding the shipment of the body.
Kussell Hawk was a member or Oil;
Fifth Marines, and took part In -'.hi
battle of P.elleau Wood. The body
will be snipped to'this city for hurl II.
PICTURE,
FRAMING
SWEM'S STUDIO
A DANDY AUTO
OUTFIT
wiJl he the cum we'll nuike to order
tor you. People look nt externals,
not at internals. Kven though you
owned a three or four thousand
dollar car, if the toj and seat cov
ers were inferior, your whole car
would have that look. This could
never lie the ease with our quality
top and seat covers. , .,
I. - ! '
We Build Sport Tops
Service Garage
22-26 S. Fir
Medford
v; Two more days to buy any box
Stationery 1-3 Discbunt
We have sold a lot of box paper this week
in prices from 33c to $5.00, but we haven't'
yet touched our assortment. '
HUNDREDS OF BOXES ON
THE TABLES
LOOK THEM OVER
Medford Book Store
34 No. Central
location In town. Phono 255.
TO OIL LAND AND
The Colonial
LIBERTY BLDG. PHONE 298
Offer some exceptional values in
JERSEY SUITS, JACKETS, CAPES
AND SPORT BLOUSES
Many pretty Taffeta, Canton Crepe, Foulard, Voile, Organdie,
Dotted Swiss and Gingham Dresses.
Blouses in Voile, Batiste, Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Pongee
LOVELY NEW NECKWEAR in Irish Filet, net and Organdie
NEW SILK SPORT SKIRTS, both plain and plaited models
NEW SWEATERS ARRIVING DAILY in Silk, Fibre and Alpaca
Silk, Lysle and Philippine Underwear.
GLOVES in Kid, Silk and Chamoisette
KHAKI HIKING SUITS
A complete line of notions
u
New Lumber Yards
711 E. Main and Genesee Street
Liimber - Lath - Shingles - Sash
and Doors - Mouldings
I,OS AXCJEUyH. -May 12. A Hct
tlotin nt was t-fft-cted. today, by vlilrh
Clara Smith Hamuli relinquished nil
claim mto the estate, of Jake I. Ha
ni on, of w h ose a 1 1 cped n i u rd e r 8 h c
was rccenliiji acquitted by an Okln
hnma jury it wan announced by her
attorny, J. Li. Champion,
"An agreement," the attorney Hnid,
"has been signed between frank ii.
Ke'trh, administrator of the cHtate of
Jake Hamon and Clara Smith Hamoii,
whereby in consideration of $10,000
cash she relinquished all claim to the
estate of Hamon, tho agreement
recognizing as valid certain rights,
which the records show arc vested In
her.
"These are specified royalties and
leases in the Hewitt Oil company In
the Healdton oil field of Central
county nnd other oil interests in Ste
phens, --Center and Cotton counties
from 'which Clara Smith Hamon in
drawing revenue. These interests are
recognized in documents signed hy
Jake Hainou."
IlKSOMTIOVK OK fOXDOLKNCK.
Wheros: Our comrade Joshua Ii.
Davis, on this 13th day of February,
1!;M a called by the Divine. ruler
of the universe from labor among' us
to that- - land from whence, borno,
no traveler ever returns.
Therefore, bo it resolved, that the
post has lost a valued brother, a
faithful worker mid tru friend, the
family a loving husband and father,
and tho country aV good and patriotic
cft'tizen. and be' it
Further resolved that n copy of
these resolutions be spread upon the
records of the post and one sent to
tho bereaved family, and that we do
hereby extend to them our heartfelt
sympathy and condolence, in this the
sad hour of their affliction.
Adopted by the post thl Mth day
or Aorif, 1921.
l. V. Hl'KK,
Commander.
Win. FA It.
Adjutant.
Wmi HA VS.
. M. C. HULUVA.V.
xtmsmam- mm n m: in
lr 1 ' Wallace Wood, proprietor of the new lumber yard, II
i'd.fra. atice I would like to meet his old customers, as well as new and
1 ask lorHiVuillcl 1 assures them all the same fair and courteous treatment II
I A better teal of former years. .
deiiqhtful J , WALLACE WOODS ; j
l ! ' ' Phone 422"J' ' "':
The Last Day of Out Great Sale
; " Saturday, May 14 ' , I
Positively The Greatest Values
ever offered in Rogue River Valley
Slightly damaged Shoes up to $17.00 Value
at the ridiculous price of
ceiits
Gome ea
rly and get
yours
Only one pair to a person . ; v
White Shoes $3.10 and $3,95