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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ' A prominent physh-htn sny.s t hut l.y far the larKt'st mi in I km- wornon's uilmenta are not Mirirul un s, tliat is i they are nut c-aust d by s.rinus dis- Inurements or frrowths. S nip turns Hitniliir in chunut-r art- often 1-roupht ' about by imit h birui.li r rotxliimnH. We! therefore uiKi tv-ry vn:uaii who fuf- : fen from lut-karli In-ailm Ins, Uar inp down pains, side iuh iiivulari- ' ties, nervous (lospontU-m y, up weak- ncK to (five I-ydln K. I'inklinm'H Vege- ' table Compound a trial. It ai ts as a ' natural restorative and often prevents 1 more serious troubles. Adv. MKbb'OliD MAIL TRIlsrXK. MKDFOKH. UKi()N A T.DXKSDA V. NOV KM I IKK PAOE THREE M TO HEW PROJECTS TOLD TO CRATERS Because Wo speriiilizo in Automobile Electric .mil Battery work. AVc arc in a position to w vuu the best service possible in this line. Our men,. experienced in all electrical lines will give yon Starting Lighting Ignition and Battery Service that's unexcelled anvwlierc 8th amlBartlctt. Phone 22-J CWillISO Senator ('. M. Thomas was speaker el the evening at the regular meet ing of the Craters club liist night. Tln principal part of Mr. Thomas' ;'ii!ross was given l the siilijert nf ' Community Krspunslbliity." which In- handled in a inoit Interesting way. Tim speaker pointed out that every nnin owed a duty of community ser vice and utterly failed as a citizen if he refused to give service, because he i:liporl)ed the benefits which do come to each romniuuity and each individ ual member because of the efforts of his fellows. The man who fails to accept and Rive community service is a commu nity liability. Discussing; one of the vital prob lems now facing the community, vi'.: The necessity of aiding the rancher to work out his difficulties after the completion of the construction work on the irrigation districts now building. Senator Thomns said: "Cold Hill district has been com lleted more than a year: Crams Pass district is just finish-ins; Med fcrd district Is building: Ta'ent dis trict has finished its west side unit and is about ready to bui'd its itn mrnse dam and reservoir: Eagle Point district is ready to build. The successful completion of these pro jects will bring an immense amount oi fertile soil under permanent water and spell prosperity for this commu nity. ICach bind owner will have his dist'net problems. "Clubs like the'Crater and Cham ber of Commerce can aid bringing the prospective settler to the owner who may desire to sell either all or u por tion of his lands: by aiding the as sembling and use of a revolving fund to provide finance in channels out of the ordinary, and by assisting in gett'ng industries located here that will provide a profitable market for the products of the ranch." Mr. Thoman referred to a Califor nia district that was aided by one c'tizeu who Individually aided many of the ranchers to purchase dairy cows by purchasing tho cows, retain ing the title, and permitting the rancher to pay out of a portion of tho cream checks. Thus one man with a comparatively small amount of money was of great help to his no'ghbdrs. UNIT PLAN, JACK. COUNTY SCHOOL At a recent meeting of the board of control of Jackson county division of the State Teachers association held in 'Iedfurd at which all members wore present with the exception of 11. I'. .lewett of Talent, vice president. lt , wns decided to join forces w ith lhe county superintendent In pushing the matter of tho adoption In J.ickson county of Ilia county unit plan of school administration and taxation. This board of control consists of the officers and one elected member ot 'the .lackson I'nit of the O. S. T. A. They include: Supt. Course A. Mriseoe of Ashland, president: Principal II. P. I '.Jewett of Talent, vice president: Itayj Henderson of Central Point, secretary j treasurer; Miss Susan V. Homes, j county superintendent, ex-officio mein-j .her. Mrs. Minn Allen of Hitch, elected member. They appointed a campaign committee to work In conjunction with the county superintendent to get this measure on the ballot next election, which will be held at tho time of the primaries next May. The committee c insists of County Suooi intendi-nt Homes, chairman: Principal K. II. lledrick. Central Point: Principal II. P. Jewett, Talent; Principal ' Alameda Fuller, Sams Valley; Principal E. W. Jacobson, Rogue Iliver. 7 t rV 1 ANHWEI GOVERNOR NEW VOIIIv, Nov. Four active! Judge Van Fleet. F. II. N'obbe, Ar metnliers of the Tile, (Irate and Man-) thur Shilstone and Albert Schallo I tel Manufacturers and Dealers' as-1 wore, sentenced to four months in j sociatioii. who were among those who the Essex county (New Jersey) jail pleaded guilty last week to violating ' and lined i.ouu eacn. jierman the Sherman anil-trust law, today; Petri was sentenced to two months In were given tail sentences bv Federal! the sumo jail and fined $:i.fuO. LASTS 3 DAYS For a guarantee.l care killer bring your grouch along and see the sad faced comedian Duster Keaton in "The Scarecrow," on the same bill with Charles Ray in the football romance al the Page theatre and you will go away with a laugh that lingers. ' PjjvwrwjwswiMto For Infants : Invalids NO COOKING Tho "Food -Drink" for All Aces. Quick Lunch atHome.OiBce.and Fountains. Ask for HCRLICICS. pit AvoiJ Imitations & Substitutes Incidental to the coining Christinas rush of mail the postoffice department Is waging a war against tho use of small-sized envelopes and has put out .the fallowing statement in part: During the holiday season large , quantities of very small envelopes and i cards are put into the mails with tho result that all postal work is very much retarded and mail disfigured i and mutilated. This is not generally , known to the public. The minimum size of cards and envelopes should not bo below '1 by ! inches for the fol lowing reasons: 1. Addresses will bo obliteratedtby cancellation mark. 2. Too small to be run through fac ing table, necessitating three extra handlings with consequent delay not only to this but other mail. . o. Delay in cancellation because of awkwardness in putting through can celling machines. 4. Delayed through difficulty in sorting. 5. Liability to loss or damage as small sizes do not fit letter packages and can not be tied securely. These odd and diminutive sized pieces of stationery have come into use in the past few years and only appear now in any quantities at Christmas time when the whole postal institution is keyed up to top speed and trying to keep on top of the load. KIDDIES MATINEE "Daddy Long Legs." in which Mary Pick ford bus the most appealing role of her career, and which will be pre sented at the Page theater as a free matinee for the children of Jackson county Saturday morning, Is one of tho most celebrated stories of the past decade. The part of Judy Abbott, the or phan girl, is tine exactly suited to Mary Pickford. Fer a long time Miss Plekford has been anticipating the part, for It was inevitable that she should play It once the theatrical pro ducers were willing to turn over film ! rights. These Miss Pickford pur- j chased recently Tor $40,110(1. This film will be shown for the I children, who will be the guests of I tho (leorge A. Jlunt Co.. .and The j Mail Tribune, at the Page theatre Saturday morning. A coupon clipped , from this paper is all that is needed I for admittance. I'KKI.NIi. Oct. 2:t.-Illy .Vail.) Opposition by the people of the Pro vince of Allhwei to their new civil governor has caused ihat official to Co into sudden retirement after only three days in office, according to of llcial reports received in Peking fram the capital of tin1 province. Objection of the Atihwci people to the new governor, one 1.1 Shao-ehoti, was due to his great age and the fact that l.i bus, in the past, been connected with the pro-Japanese Vnfu party. So the students, gentry and merchants of Anhwei arranged lor a reception committee which was to give l.i a w arm welcome on his ; rival at Anking on September '.'0. l.i. however, got advance word of the welcome that was being planned for him and so travelled to Anking. tho provincial capital, on a gunboat. He landed at a point below the town with a strong body guard and. enter ing the city through a little used gate, reached his official residence while the "reception committee" was still waiting at the regular lauding stage anil wondering why he didn't arrive. It is learned here, however, that the reception for Covernor. or ex Covernor, 1.1 was postponed, but not cancelled, and that on September 2:', the aged officials departed for places unknown because the reins of govern ment in Anhwei got too hot for him to handle. Peking is now looking for another civil governor to send to Anking, and this time, it is said, the government j will first consult the people of Anh- wei. iI mm M m mm TrTrrrTTll Sold by Do You Uuy Coal and Get Clinkers? What's the transformation in 'your coal clinkers and ash or mostly all heat? Heat is what you expect when vou order coal, but unless you say SUPERIOR Coal to your Dealer, you can't be sure until your money has prone up in smoke. Superior coal burns freely with a long flame, makes little soot, only a small degree of ash, and emits great heat. Nor does it cost more, for Su perior Domestic Lump is the eco nomical range in size for fur nace, heater, cooker and fire A. S. lloyd. X. W. Agent llt-nry lllilc, Portliuitl, Or. its ItUALl g rS COUPON This coupon will admit ono child to the free matinee at the Page theatre, Saturday, Nov. 20, ! at 10:30 a. 111. tiovernors to -Meet. C'HA KI.IWTl IX. S: V., .Nov. 2.",. Twenty-one governors have declared their purpose of attending the ses sions of govcrnm-M' here January 4, 5. 0. They Include Davis, Idaho; My alie, . rtnh; Dixon, Montana, and Carey, Wyoming. Date Nov. 29 Mm Date Nov. 29 Elks' Special Dance November 29 ADMISSION $1.00 Plus 10';o War Tax Come Early and Stay Late . Animals In Rialto Film ' A hugo black bear, a lithe, sleek mountain cat, a monkey whose antics arc almost human, a black stallion with flowing mano and tent shod with fire, an immense mastiff, these are some of the animal actors that partici pate in "The Man of the Forest," adapted to the screen from Zatie Grey's novel of the same name, now playing at the flialto theatre. Always y Jomn hhit.. -v -V 14 a ni.J. rtuir- frenucnt sharpemnz. N!v Eclsei invariably turn. KnivM art proend .h.rp t th- f.ctoryW ,rr,.a .r. .lw.vi rdy for OTP The blodts guarnnlee to p;jjw lake anJ hold an tdgt Southern Oregon Hardware Co. Sporting Goods Ray in Football Game Charles Hay's agility and athletic ability have helped to make him one (of the most popular stars of the Amer ican screen today. I Hut never has his athletic prowess been more graphically demonstrated than in "Two Minutes to Go," the Kirst National attraction which is showing at the Pago theatre this week as a special Thanksgiving offering. In "Two Minutes to Go," there Is an exciting football team and Charlie Hay as the hero of that game, Is a line smasher ot the first class. It is his playing tint decides tho crucial game of the year in favor of his col lego team. Heal college football players appear in the two opjiosing teams, and a genu ine game Is played. The final result on the screen is said to he both realistic and thrilling. In bin college days Hay was a foot hall player of no mean ability and his early experience has served him well. Judging from his splendid exhibition in "Two Minutes to Go." Mary' Anderson apjiears in the lead ing feminine role. SLOAN'S RELIEVES NEURALGIC ACHES FOR forly yenn. Sloan'.- Liniiimnt has been tho quickest ivliof for neuralgia, sciatica and rlirumr tism, tircil muscles, lame harks, Fpraui3 and strains, aches and pain:;. Keep Sloan's handy and apply freely, without rubbing, at the first twinge. It eases and bring comfort sup'ly and readily. You'll find it clean and non-skin-btaining. Sloan's Liniment Is pain's enemy. Ask your neighbor. At all druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40. Linimeni(T; BWC Thetftrtttrn nfrtkinitrh r OTOpS will quickly ln reiiwved hy CDnlyinn Imf'ire retirinff. Ir.liobson'Kc7.pm:il)in ment. Onenf Ir.Hobson'o Itching C1.J0 Ir01lbl(? Family Hometiica. -Dr.Hobson's Eczema Ointmenti- Home of t he Brunswick Talking Machines. All Latest Records Carried in Stock. Weeks 6 Orr MEDFORD'S TOYHOUSE The Home of Aeolin-Vocalion Talking Machine . All Latest Records Carried in Stock. The Largest and Most Complete Display of Toys in Southern Oregon Just received A large shipment of ROCKERS AND BED ROOM FURNITURE for the holiday trade. Rockers ranging from $3.50 up. Dressers $16.50. Come in and look them over, as some day you may need one. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MATTRESSES Cotton combination, full size $5.50 40 lbs. Cotton, all new material . . . $7.00 30 pounds floss ;... $15.00.. 35 pounds Floss . . . $16.50. KIDDIES FREE MATINEE, Saturday, Nov. 26-10:30 a.m. A COUPON CLIPPED FROM THIS PAPER WILL ADMIT ANY CHILD A cold, even when It haa developed She Knows After 20 Years a hacking cought, difficult breathing, sleepless rilKhts, raw throat and sore lungs, even then a cold yields quiakly to Foley's Honey and Tar. Mrs. Mil ton Waite, llox 33, Azalia, Mich., writes: "I have used Foley's Honey and Tar for tho past 20 j'ears and find there is no other couxh or croup rem it gets right at the seat of trouble, ndy like it. You may use my name." Children like It. Sold everywhere. Adv. "'Sil A PAGE J Lj t iimWl X2B2S ' Geo. A. Hunt Co and
