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PSGE six MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXTC, JfEDFORn, OIJKCiOX. TIllTKSDAY. JITXK 2. 1921 01 Artistic Presentation of Riley's Famous . Poem IE --'MARRIAGE -TEST . ia :i.yr. i A (By Intermit lon;i I Xt'n Scrvici) ) KKW YORK, Juno 2 Coincident with the action of tht- ltrisl;it ure of Wyoming In lmwiintf a hill !iial;in It manchitory for every male ivsMfiiit of tho Ktato about to he inari it I to oh tain a cert f lira to from a renut-iMe phyHielan certifying that he ia ji'iysi- eally fit and free from disease, J the announcement Dial plant are Ih-Idk nuidtt to prenent a tiimitar hill to tin next Mention of the k-KittluUit o in this state Miss Hose. Ttothenher;?, assist. tnt distriet attorney of JikIki Hu.'rtm'H staff, 1h enlisting tiie HUpp''t of wmmm'ti and medical association of New York to hack such a measuro. When the legislature convenes noxt January thu first woman proser til or of New York county is confident that she will have enlisted ftufflcicnt cup port to guarantee tho passaffc of the bill. a . .' Tor Until Women mid Men IJut tile law 'that Miss Itothenh..': lilea to place .on the statute nooks 1 m J of this state will even go further than the fine Just passed In tho western state. Hliu hellevcH Implicitly In the old udag;c: "Hauci!" for the goose Is snuee for tho gander." Women us well hh men will he re quired to undergo thu cugcnln ex amination and present certificates of physical fitness for marriage If tho hilt that Miss lEolhenherg is advo cating is pansed as drawn, "There Is just as much reason for roqulrlng one of my own sex to sub mit to a fitness for marriage test as thery Is for the man," declared Miss Jlothenherg. "Men are not always the offenders, as my experence as an assistant district attorney In the Voiticii'H night court mhI tho domes tie relations court has proved. In the former court tests by the health de partmcnt showed that fully 7ii per cent of the women arraigned were afflicted. "I believe that the state should provide for the appointment of repu table physicians in every city and township as examiners of candi dates for tho marriage bond. Ten days before tho contemplated mar rlago both pnrtles should be requhvtl to visit one of these accredited phy slclahs for a blood test. If tho man or woman should bo found free from disease a certificate from the, exam In lug physician should be i'llnd wll h tho marriage license clerk he lore, the license to marry was Issued. Cuming icneriitloiiM to Itenent. "Such a law, in my opinion ami (hut of many other women to whom 1 have spoken, will prevent many uu successful marriages. Nut alone wilt It do that, but it wilt guarantee to the coming generations tho birthright which countless thousands of chil dren have been deprived of under our present system." Q1' Scene from Charles Ray in "The Old Swim m in' Hole" ' ) -- C'lmrlos Hay certainly offers a ble siirpriHo package In "The Olil Swim mill' Ilolo," adapted from JamoB Whlt- coml) lliley'if poem of the same name, which opened a Tour clays eiiKaKeniuiit yesterday at the Phko theatre. , The till? siirprlso conies, liowcvcr, in tho total abBcnco of titles. And tills raises thb lden that' Itay does hot neoiJ ,ihoin to express their art. Kuao whlcii can bo appreciated by everyone. Care and worry will be for gotten when Hay turns back tlte pases of lire and becomes the barpfoot boy who has li Ik humorous moments in school and his efforts to be spared the rod ut home arc genuinely true and funny. ARaln he is invited to a picnic and wears his brojians and how they hurt his feet! A rich scennfls the in cident which ofrors 'thb fight'1 to' win thu friendship of the best girl. These "The Old Swlinniln' . Hole" is a rights are also real; A,nd jtho J'show ciauslc of Its kind. 11 speaks a lan-Ins off" lactics to please her are .in line with boyish character. The cave episode is a treat because it shows him lording over his pals by smoking real tobacco and feeling faint after ward in the customary manner. There isn't a false touch anywhere. The atmosphere and local color arc won derfully appealing. There Is a scene of an old water mill which Is like a Hire, etching. '-The Old . Bwinynin' llold"'is Bs'RIIey would have it. -Onp doesn't associate It with tho word "movie." , It js ;a rejilica tot boyhood life; - , 1URRAY MILLIONS TO- BE HELD BY T APPOiNTE ' The cry of tho elephant when angry differs radically from its trumpeting, which signifies hunger. WOMAN SIC FOUR YEARS Wa Finally Made Well by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable jj ' . Compound v IStrens. Miss. "I was nil run down Bnd nervous with female trouble and my IsideR pained me bo at t times Hint I could naraiy walk. 1 suf fered for four years with it Then I saw your advertisement in the papersaml 1 be- li an taking Lydia E. :F'inkhanr Vegcta lile Compound. I feel ! troiiL-er and am Jable to do most of my housework now. I recommend vour VcROtable Compound to nry friends and you may Siso, this letter if you caro to do so. --Mrs. W. H. ISLakk, Kouto 1, S teens, Miss. , How many women, overworked, tired and ailing, keep up the ceaseless tread mill of their daily duties until they nrn afflicted with female troubles as "Mrs. Blake was, and are run down, weak and nervous. But every such woman should be convinced by the manv letters like hers which we are eonsUintlypulilifhint;, proving beyond question that 1-ydia t. Pinkham's Vegetable CortKurid will overcome such troubles and restore women to normal health and strength. Letters about your health will bo Riven careful attention nnd held in strict con . lidenco if you writu to Lydia E. rink bam Medicine- Co., Lynn, Mass. ItHTTK, Mont., Juno 1.--Henry C. Smith of Helena, former justice of the state supremo court, was named by District Judge Lynch today as special administrator of tho ostato of tlio Into James A. Murray, who died rocontly In California, llond was fixed at $(00,000, The appointment was made on petition of tho widow, Mrs. Mary Jl. Murray of Calinrnln. It wns set forth In the petition ask ing Judge Smith's appointment that many months might elapse before the will is admitted to pnftmto and that In tho mean time someone should have authority to conduct the business of tho ostato in Silver How county, whole property ill excess or hnlf a million dollars Is Involved. 1 The ostato is estimated at ten to fifteen million dollars In value and in cludes, prunorty In Montana, Washing ton, California and other western states. . ! . . Marcus Murray, a nephew of the testator recently filed a petition here for letters of administration. . liirTTfi,' Mont.. June 2. The Hutte flulletln, established as a daily even ing newspaper in the fall of 11117, mi.spi-mled publication last night be- ausu of 1 1 iiaiiila 1 (liri'lcultks. In a statement by It. II. Minilli, manager. It was announced that the publication owed $21,000; that it bad assets amounting to $50,0(10 and that it hoped to resume publication of the daily In a month. In the meantime It will issuo a small weekly. The iiullctin bad the support of the M'ii tana Federation of Labor and of many radicals la tiie Isurtbwest. It championed ibe "one big union" idea. Jack t'arncy, who came here last year from Duliith, where be ditcd a r.adical publication, was as sistant editor of the Iiullctin until lust month, it was reported that he de parted to face trial. Jtel'ore coming to Montana he bad been arrested for alleged violation of tlieesplonage act. Me had been released on butt. AMERICANS FAIL-TO GTIA.vril.LY, Franco, Juno 1. (Hy Associated Press.) Play in tho French amateur golf championship tourna ment wns begun here today without any or the ten American goiters who had entered appearing for tho start. Charles (Chick) Kvans of Chicago was the only one of (he Americans 'formal ly to scratch his name from the' list and tho French tournament officials wero somewhat mystified when the other Americana did not appear. Tho officials expressed regret at the failure or the Americans to notify them that they Would not compete in the tournnmont 'thus disorganizing the program at the last minute. Evans Hobby Jones, Francis Out- met, Dr. Paul Hunter and W. C. Fownes, Jr.. wero among those, en tered,! i 1 :, : i FARMERS OF COAST STATES TO UNITE SIOATTliK, Juno 1. Recommenda tion that a permanent organization be formed to unite under one head all growers of agricultural products, on the Pacific const, was before' repre sentatives of fruit growers' orgnniza tlons of Washington, Oregon and Cali fornia, acting as the all-western com mittee on water .transportation,' who met In conlerenco hero this afternoon. Koprosonlativos ' of luter-eoastal steamship companies attended today's session. Tho conference will be con cluded -tomorrow. ' - ; ' 1U SAX FKAiNCIHCO, Juno 1. Tes timony of Karl Hatcher, Dixon cat tleman, who said Frank Oxman, prin cipal witness In tho Thomas Moouey bomb case, could not havo beon in San Francisco when the Preparedness day explosion took placo, was contra dicted hint night before the San Francisco grand Jury by Paul I.eaku editor of tho Woodland Democrat. l.eake said that following the ar rest hero of Oxman on a charge o"' perjury, ilntcHer told1 him that Ox man had departed from Woodbind a it: US on tho morning of tho explosion :md, bad ;;een everything he testified tiin the; MooneAcaso i 1 CINCINNATI, June 1. Henry K. (roll, holdout captain mid third base man of llic Cincinnati Nationals. simicd Ills contract at the chili's terms today. lie accepted the salaiy of $10. mill. iltlimit;li he bad held out for $12,1)1111 Inn bis ):iy will not start until he Is instated by Judge Lnudis, accord ing to AuyllMl Herrmann, president of the clllh. President llentnan aso sat. I Unit i Sroli in ohably would be trailed lo the club I luil niakeri the bent offer. Story of North at Rialto Units Peters escapes from' iho tyr anny of society drama to play a .vigor ous two-fisted role In "Isobel", the film ersion of tho Cui-wood novel, ulHiwitig lit tho Hiiiito. The man ol the mounted police, whose dreams cen ter about his "blue flower of happi ness," tho wife of the man he Is ordered to bring In, Is a character ex ceptionally well chosen for Peters. In thu hands of a less capable di rector than Kdwin Carewe and less intelligent actors than Peters and Jane Novak, tho' situation would lose a certain spirit mil ipiallty that invests It ami keeps it happily distant from the average obviousness. Kdwaril J. Fell. Tom Wilson. Hob Walker, liiebiinl l.arned mid little Pearlie May Norton complete the very capable supporting east. Director Carewe has been unusually successful In creating a sustained at mosphere for the pixaluctiou. He and his actors have hatioled the story with the greatest sympathy and upprocia tlon. and the results of their conscien tious work tiro most evident. MAIL ROUTE JULY 1 SYASHINfiTOX, June' 1. Air mail routes from ClileiiKo to St. Kotiis and St. J.nuis t St. I'aul probably Will be (liKeontinuefl about July 1, it was an nounced today at 1he postoffieo de partment. It wan said that there Hi'eWiuU llttl probability ot ooiiRreHH providing funds for 'the establish ment of,-, lateral lu uncbM of (lie -New York-San l'Yaneisoo route and (bat It had been (belih'd tof concentrate improving this ncrvifcft. I - BASEBALL POOLS NKW YOItlC. June 1. Abolition of the basehalt pool will be one? of the chief objects of the organized base ball erusade against gambling, Judge IC. M. Landis, commissioner of base ball, declared heio yesierday. This type of gambling will be now stamped out if possible because "young men nnd boys who play the pools will be tiie bettors of tomorrow and no gambling in any form must be connected with the national game," Judge Ijindls said. - . . . . UM HUSTON, June 1. Harvard univer sity will not sanction the use of its stadium tor prize fighting. This was the statement of President Lowell yes terday in a letter to officers In charge of plans for the Yankee division re union, July 1M, In connection w it I) which a series of bouts, one of them j fhey helped me so much that now I am for a world professional championship j well." Don't delay. Sold ever) where, had been announced. Adv. I .... Troubled for Ten Years If you sull'er pains and aches dur ing the day and sloop disturbing weak ness by night, feel tired, nervous and inn down, the kidneys and bladder need to be restored to healthy and regular action. J. T. Ostium, It. F. D. No. I, l.iicasvillc, O., writes: - had kidney trouble for ten years. 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