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MEDFOIiT) MATL TRIBUNE. AfEI)FOTCI. OTJEf!0 THURSDAY. JUXH P.O. 1.021
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Crow's Feet, tekles,
Enlarged
Pores
Delightful New
Vuitblc
CrM
CoaltlAlnff
Tru
Buttermilk
Mint
Quickly Show ft
Decided
Improvement
pi Mcoey linck
Tho first" application of I ownrd'B
HuttfiinllU Ciuum wilt tiHtonih you.
The dtilh'Hti most. HOIckh complexion
in tut m l to radiant Ijeauly und ri-l
or i'oukIi hernia or arms, made snowy
while, y't there is not the sitKhiot
hkh of Uh use. It actually vanishes
from HlKlit and the moctt lunted t
inoKphere will not pi ntfii'-o the h-nst
fltilnlnesH or Kreuslness of thu skin.
No matter whether you are trouhled
with n poor eoinjilexiori, wrinkles,
puffinesH a round the eyeH, ernw's feet
or llm'H around mouth, or Just a hIiii
ple i oUKhness of the faee, iiands or
arms caused hy wind or sun, you will
find that these trouhles will mih-kty
dlsaptiear with the use of Howard's
Huttermilk ('ream.
To prove this to your complete sat
isfaction, jjit u package today at any
first clasH dniK or toilet moimIh cduii
ter. Insist on Howard's ItcttiTiiilIk
('renrn, no other Cream can take its
place. Jf you cannot obtain it, send
10 cents silver or stamps for generous
trial package of Cream and Soap to
Howard Itros. Company, 4IV7 Wash
InKton .Street, liuffalo, N. Y. AH drug
gists, can supply you. Adv. Jl
IENCE
OF LEPROSY AFTER
SEWING MACHINES
New or lined.' nH' lato Tiiodeln HlnKer
Klcptrlcn. J
Oftflhi dr- crredlt on iany payment.
1:1 Mil All Mftrhfnns ' Unpaired
.. t't vn. v .-'
First-Class ItresH Making. I'lcotlnK.
'Heinstltchlnk
HONOLULU, T. II., June 20.
Some of the patients released on pa
role from the leprosy Investigation
station and hospital at Kalihi. ilono
lulu. have failed to report at regular
intervals, as mey are required o
hy. the terms of their parole, and the
hoard of ilea II h of the territory lias
IsKued nn ultimatum that If tills con
tinues they will he hroutfht hack lo
the station and their permits to II v
at home cancelled.
While not a single patient out
1 he scotch pamled from Kali hi has
been returned, owint; to recurrent
the disease, the authorities InMist on
kecpiiiK . strict check o:i tliose
leased, Jtoard of health officers point
out that, while tlie cliaulmooKi-.-i oil
treatment, as administered here has
jit nved that leproK.v can he checked
time alone can establish whether a
definite cure lias been evolved.
In all their statements given to the
Associated Press. Mv. A. I. Dean
president of the Iniveriey of Hawaii
ami the oi her sclent IstH wahi? the
battle nKdiiist leprosy here have spe
cllically said that the chnulnioofcra
oil treatment will check leproH.v, and
while expressing the confident hope
that it will ultimately result in a iletl
nlle cure, they have carefully pointed
nut that this hope can be realized only
by the test of time.
KollowhiK the resignation of Dr. .1
T, Meliouald, who lias given years of
his life to the fight against the dis
ease, Kalihi hospital, now is in charge
of Dr. M. K. llasseltine, a biological
expert sent out from Washington.
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
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ALL STAR
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CVTTESnr THOUGHTS BRING BUTTERFLY COWN
. Ily Murj Kchel Paitfo
o V
IT
WILL BE HAVEN
Minstrel
HKVAK Ksthonla, .Tune Aennrd
Ing to recently Intercepted corres
poudencu from Communist officials
In Moscow lo communist agents
abroad, advising them of the "inside
HUuatlon" in Itussla, South America
Is looked upon as a final haven of
refuge hy many of the less hopeful
bolshevik leaders in event Kussla he
comes too hot for them.
One of Vliese letters, recently pub
llshed In a kevn.1 newspaper, the I'os
lednlo Novosll advises one of the of'
flclal's friends, wln now Is apparently
I In Germany, to "convert your vain
ables into dotlurn as frequently-na you
can, or, ncuer sun, into riuin miicii
can currency."
"The Octobi'lsls,' tlio letter adds,
meaning by tliem those communists,
who participated In the October, DM7
revolution, "are frequently sending
their families abroad. Koon, it -may
he, I shall end my wife 'across to
you. in which case try to put her up
as best you can,"
lU'ferrlng to the political situation
t bis communist wrote: "I Hitch
(meaning Denlne, that being his mid
tile name hy which he is popularly
known In Russia) is weakening, Zino
vleff has grown too fat. Trutzky
alone remains as of old the unrecog
nized Napoleon, but he is 'evolution
izlng' also."
and
Glee Club
' Chautauqua
Auditorium
; Ashland
JULY 7
Auspices
B.P.O.E. No. 944
! of Ashland
ADM ISSION
Adults $1, Children 50c
Plus War Tax
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LONDON. AmiMien was ilitHcrlhrd
ii k "thu liapiiy liuiillnn Kroiiiul of ill
voice" nuil "llin Ileum's of illvoiveH'
liy Hip Ucv. U. V. AltiKcc, vlc-nr of St.
Miirk'H cliun-li, l.iinilmi. diiilnt; u ills
lisKlon of tho illvorcn iiiHtloii liy tin-
London diocesan conferenc-e Just end
ed. A resolution was adopted pledK
lilt! the L-onfeieneo "to adhere to the
prlnelple of the indissolubility ol
ChrlHtiaii inarrlaKe."
Tho Itov. Sir. .AIukoo denouneed Lord
lliickniaster's hill In parllamont for ill
voroo rofonn. saylnK It oonld ade
(inately be described in two titles
"Divorce While You Wait" and ".Mar
rlane on Trial for Six .Months."
An amendment to tho resolution
that Hie conference should plcdKO it
self to adhere "to tho teaching of
Jesus Christ coiiceiiilni; marriage'
was lost.
SEWARD
"HOTEL
f ' "HOUSE OF CHEER" '
i AMKlt AT 10TII KTItKKT,
, lOKTIiA.M. OUKCO.N.
All the OreKon electric cars stop at
unexcelled. Wo strive to pleaso.
Hates Sl.fiO and tip. With bath
$2.00 and up. Uur dLiIng room In
very popular, and our liusinenii mnu'a
, luhclieon, mid our' regular mid Sun
dily dinners nro not oiiuulled elso
where at our price. Opposlto Old.
WorlniBii & Klns'a "l ""
yf, C, 'JUUJEU rsoN, Fropnetw.
MI--.i l.auuleii-lt.van Win.
WIM 111. Knox. June :((!. ( Ily the
Assoi-iati'd I'ress) Mile Slrnune
l-wiKh'li of l-'l-anee. itud Miss l-Iltl'.a-bi-th
Kyan of Anierfea. easily ih-fi-.-tt-i(l
.Miss Sb.iiai.l and .Miss I-.
IteuUiiiM of KiiKland in the t-rlnl-t'inals
ol' the wtuiu-irs dniibb'S in the
Ili'ltlsh turf emirt champloiethlp Inui-
nnnieiH ln-it tbts at'ti-ritoon, The
si'oru v:i.m li-1!, II-1. .
An Advertisement Helped Her
Mrs. Lucille .Macki-y, id lluena Vista
St., WnsliliiKton, Fa., writes: "Last
winter my li-yoar-old Klrl caught n bad
cold which left her with a dry cough.
It bothered her most at iiIkIh and she
would rough until she vomited. 1
think she must have had whooping
cough. I saw nn advertisement for
Foley's Honey and Tar. I tried It and
bought two bottles nnd her cough left
her before she finished the second hot
tie. She had gotten awfully thin, but
now she Is as fat aa ever." Sold oveiy
wheru. Adv
Old papers for hoitscclcaiiinK
Ma.l Tribune office.
at
who
"As a ninn
thlnketh. eo l:i
he" applies
also to woman an has
been proved by Dor
othy Dickson, celebrat
ed Now York duncer.
has scored her grand
triumph In George Fitz
maurlco's production. "Pay-
Ing tho Piper." a Paramount
picture.
Cast In tho rolo of a rich
society Girl, tho victim of a
divorce court verdict which
made neither fathor nor
mother responsible for her
moral development. Miss Dickson
threw herself iu thorough!? Into
tho spirit of the Idle rich butter
fly life that there was nothing
more natural than that sho should
design a new costume the but
terlly droas lo help portray the
character
V '. '
When I saw Dor
othy Dickson at the
Paramount studios
and by the way this
Is her debut Into plc
t u r e stardom 1
uskod her about the wonder
ful costumes she wore
And first of all, about the
new Butterfly dress.
"Well, clothes was one of
the most important parts of
the role." she said, "so I
called upen Chanel of Pari!
for models of suits, coats
nnd dresses; Lewis of Porls
for hats, and evenLpg
gowns from our boat Ameri
can designers but none gave me
just that butterfly spirit that I
wanted for one scene so I got
busy with a designer on this." .
Even staid cameramen blinked
l:i wonder at the chartreuse chit- -fou
velvet dream which floated out
to be photographed while every
woman, men. too. who sees It on
the screen, say "O ooh!" h i
WILL HGH! JACK
FROM 1HE START
NMOW YOUK, Juno 30. Jack Denip
sey anil Cleorj?ea ('arpentler will meet
in an eighteen foot ring which will he
installed today in tho Jersey City
arena. Tills Is tho minimum sized
arena iermitted under tho contract
signed by the boxers. The maximum
was 21 feet and Rportlng men both
hero and abroad expected that the
Frenchman would argue vigorously
for a platform that would give him
more opportunity for the bIvIIII'uI font
work for which lie is noted. Tho rnct
that no official protest has come from
the Cnrpontlor cam! has given ground
for rumors that tho challenger Intends
to box Dempsey too to toe. r
Confusion arose last night over the
sl.o of the ring because) of tho Tact
that, although it will measure. 1S feet
from rope to rope, there will he tin
overhang of a foot or so to prevent the
boxers being hurled from thu stage.
. Double Bill Scores
rudlcuouH alwaya niiuvel 4 at - the
skill of Cecil II. DeMille, and with
eaeli succeeding photoplay presented
by him, his admirers are led to believe
thn apex of the cinema nrt has been
leached. Ills latest offering, "Forbid
den Kruit," which was presented at
the Pago theatre with extraordinary
success yesterday Is In tunny respects
more lavish than any of his previous
efforts.
Uirry Somen Is funnier than ever hi
The Mick," a swift moving nilrdi'-
maker that uses men, chorus girls, ani
mals anil thrills to produce an uproar
of laughter.
The laughing alarm clock, the pest
destroyer, the obedient mule, (he fly
ing churn, the self nillklng cow, the
tuibeatable egg and the faithful lover
aro all shown In "The lllek."
Janice Butler's musical interprota-
lion Including the two beautiful num
bers, "To tile levelling Star" anil "A
ittle Hit of Heaven" adds much to
thu nil-feature program, which is two
hours of delightful entertainment.
Yosemite Scenes Star. Rialto
The management of the lllnlto thea
ter win recognition jis real boosters bv
showing, just this time, a picture with
Scenes taken in Yoseinlto valley
The Magnificent Unite," starring
Frank Mayo. The scenes uere made
In tho winter when Yosemite was
under a while mantle of snow, and
include some of the most, semarkable
long shots ever taken of the valley at
that time.
The Magnificent Jliute" is the
lory of a innn's bravery ami a wom-
in's devotion, and Frank .Mavo is at
his best us the fiery tempered Victor
Itaoul,, Dorothy llevore. who has just
completed her 'apprenticeship In com
edy work, appears opposite Vlayo. and
very daintily iKirtrays Yvonne Fon-
nine. The supporting cast is excel
lent.
XKW YOUK, Juno P.O. Jack
Dempsey ruled the favorite among
105 sportsmen out of i'l 7i Interview
ed as to the probable outcomo of thu
match. Fifty-eight predicted that
the challenger would don tho heavy
weight belt, while a scattering few.
including a college tralt trainer of
considerable note said thoy expected
tho bout to ho about oven.
Men declaring for Cnrpentior" gen
erally declined to . state out and out
that the Frenchman is their favorite.
Their general opinion was that if the
bout goes five rounds.-C'nrnontler will
outhox the champion' 'for tho remain
der of the contest. The great major
ity professed to believe that Demp
sey's hitting power will bring the bat
tle to a sudden close it ho can land.
Only a few were willing to predict
Unit ('arpentler will knock out tho
champion and those lew -demand long
odds. Willlo Lewis, veteran welter
weight, whom Cnrpentior defeated In
an rounds In France in 11112, w..s
among tho boxers who lined up with
thu Furopeiin visitor.
AERIAL BOMBERS
POOR MARKSMEN
: WASHINGTON, Juno ItO.--Aerlnl
bombers attacking tho radio con
troiled battleship Iowa off tho Mary
land coast-yesterday scored less than
three per cent of hits, according to nn
olfidal reliort to the navy depart
ment today fvom Vice Admiral Hjlary
IV Jones, in charge of the tests. '.'.'.
Admiral Jones said TO bombs were
dropped and that two struck thu
Iowa. Aviation experts of tho army
nnd navy were gratified at tho suc
cess of (he scouts in locating the
Iowa ns (illicitly as they did and were
not discouraged by the low percent
age of hits.
Showers in California.
SAN FKA.NCISC. June P.O.
Slight showers, unusual for June in
many localities, fell in the roast
dates today and are expected bv tin
I'uited States weather bureau lo con
inue tonight and tomorrow.
The showers w'l! he to.i lleht to .1..
any Uumagu to crops, the bureau oa'id
UBISKKLHY A. 13; Sprott, half
back on the champion 1 !)20 Univer
sity of California football team will
coach thn freshman squad this Ben
son, It was announced.
SAN FKANCISCO Charley Pad
dock, star University of Southern
California sprinter, may participate
In an Invitational track meet at
Berkeley July !lth, if he holds up af
ter the Pasadena national champion
ship meet, according to word receiv
ed here.
LOS ANllKLF.S Eighteen mom
hi is of the New York Athletic club
track and field team arrived yester
day. Hie advance guard of the ath
letes who will (-nmni-tA In thn V:l-
tional A. A. l meet that begins at J
Pasadena Saturday.
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