Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 17, 1922, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TUN MEDFORD MAIL TTiinUNF, MEDFORD. OliKOON. FRIDAY. FKIllirAHY 17. l!e- L F. E16w Yeast Vitamon Tablets Put On firm Flesh HOT YET SETTLED T OF Vsj mis STEADY INCREASE U. S. DISARMAMENT W PAPA HEAD DEMAND FOR LABOR HARD HIT GROUND REES BY OPERATION xu u 6.4 v M "w a a a jsr Wi a, i x n i.'t vi DOWN TO ROUTINE Strentthen The Nerves and In vigorate The Body Easy And Economical To Taksj Results Surprisingly Quick. SIJST I I I UST 1 V f- -r-r -,ST i I mist 7 - i a- -a t.sr Twt wigikm. . Tt5 yeast ANO &'jg? VITAMINf CtNUlM. ST JABLtl If roil want (o put soma firm' healthy flash on your bono, increase your nerve force and power, -wr your skin and complexion and look and feel 100 prr cent, hetter, simply try takinc two of M satin's tiny VITAMON TaUcta with each meal and watrh results. Mastin'a VITA MON Tablets contain hichly con centrated yeast-vitutninca aa well as the two other still more important vitamin (Fat Soluble A and Water Soluble C) and are now brine used by thousands. Mastin'a VITAMON Tablets never cause (as or upset the stomach but, on the contrary, improve dictation. Be sure to remember the same Mastin's VI-TA-MON the original and genuine yeaat-vitamine tablet, i nere is nothing else like it. aaJtmj so do not accept imitations or mib dilute. You can eet Mastin's VITA- MON Tablets at all (ood druQrbta, Are Positively Guaranteed to Put On Firm Flesh, Clear the Slun and Increase Energy When Taken With Every Meal or Money Back Dr. Johnson Says IJcauty is only skin .loop, that is deep enough for most of us. There are very few eannables, now days. MORAL "What is more unsight ly than a bunch of poor teeth I Dr. O. J. Johnson Dentist Theme GC9 " 22S E. llain St INCOME TAX COME IX NOW Is the appeal we make to our clients. Yoa will thus avoid the rush of the final days of the period when our time is taken up day and night to GET RETURN'S IN ON TIME. Our Efficient Serrice saves money for others and it will do so for you. WILSON AUDITING CO. liberty Building. MedfonT CHAS. MILLER Auto Radiator, Fender, Kunnins Hoard and IJody Repairing. Sol dering. Opposite Depot Phone) 145J SPRAYING TREKS SHRUBBERY Large or small Orchard Jobs. Modern Equipment. Phone 100 for Contract Rates. GOOD WOOD ALWAYS CHEAPEST Do not 1h deceived by so-called spec ial, cut rate, or right prices, but KO up to Lbo OLD RELIABLE vhero you find us SOS days in the year, with tho bct and cheapest wood on tho inuikut. WHY? Because we sell more than half the fuel hunilled in Jledord, treat our customers; right, and do not bo on the theory that we ran "do" the pub lie, and are positively the only yard that lias strictly dry wood. VALLEY FUEL CO. 1 PHONE 76 GBI CHUNG China Herb Store Herb cure lor earacne, neaaache, cat arrh, dlptli'Tiu, sore throat, lune- trouble. kidney trouble, stomach irouoie, neart trouble, chills snd fever, cramps, cougha, poor circulation, . curbunt-f-s, tumors, eracKen nrcHHt, cures ail kinds ol loiters. NO OPERATIONS. Medford. Oregon. Jan. 13. 1917. This Is to certify that I. tn under. signed, bad very anvere stomach trouble nd had been bothered for several years nnd last August was not expected to live, and hearing or Ulm Thung (whose Herb store Is at 214 South Front street, Hertford), I decided o ot herba for mv stomach trouble, and I started to feeling better aa soon as I used tnem and today uni a wen man ana can nearmy recom mend anyone afflicted aa I was to se Ulm Chung and try his Herbs. (Signed) W. It, JOHNSON. Witnesses: Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point. TV. I Chlldreth, F.aale Point. M. A. Anderson, Medford. H. B. Holmes. EaRle Point. C. K. Moore, Eaglfc Point. " J. V. Vlclntyre, Eagle Point Geo. Von der Hllen, Eagle Point, ffhoa. K. Nicnms. jtagi roltit. ROMK. Feb. IT. llty Associated rress.l rius XI has not yol sotlk'd down to the normal life of a supreme pontiff, chiefly because the private aiwtment occupied by the late Rene diet XV is not yet ready to receive hint. A crowd of workmen is still re- decoratlus the apartment, ohaticlns the hnupmpt and carpets aud re-ar- ranging the furniture. Moanwbllo the pope sleeps In what is called the "little throne room." It was n this chamber that Tope Leo XIII died. The throne has been removed, being replaced by tho small iron bed In which Pius sleeps. This is sheltered by a screen and in another part of the room la a large desk at which the pope works and where he dally re ceives Vatican officials. In order to save time he takes his meals in the largo papal library ad joining, being served on his predeces sor's desk. Tius has had little time for exercise and thus far has only been able to walk through Vatican gardens once. SPEGIA t MEETING E NX WORKERS The Judgment of Those Who Know The following remarks from some of our customers and de'-tv-erymen are but samples of many similar letters on file at our office. They indicate the Judgment of those who know bv actual exper ience the quality of, Washington Nursery trees. AX ORCHARBIST IX IDAHO SAYS: "We have seventy acres of fruit land. I bought all my trees from you. Have as fine an or chard as there is in this country." A CUSTOMER IX ARIZONA SAYS: "Your trees gave very good satisfaction and every one in this section noticed the class of stock I put out. and many favor able comments were passed upon the trees." FROM CLARKSOX, WASHING TON: "The trees I received of you last fall were very fine, nice thrifty fellows and such tine roots. I want more of them." FROM NEW YORK come the follow ing : "The plums just re ceived In good condition, plump and unbroken. You are to be com mended for your method of, packing." A CALIFORNIA CUSTOMER WRITES: "The shipment of ap ple trees received from you a few days since. Opened up in fine con dition and was mighty nice stock." OUR PELTVERYMAX AT SNO- HOMISK, WASHINGTON, says: All our customers express the ut most satisfaction with the stock and consider it first class in every way. ' HERE'S A "WORD FROM FAL LON, NKVADA: "I wish to com pliment you on the condition and quality of the trees. I have order ed from four different nurseries in the last three years and I can truthfully say the trees from Top- penisn are superior to all.aud I assure you that you can rely on me to say a good word for you here.' FROM CRANTSDALE, MON TANA: Received the roses all O. K. They were Just fine. Saw some of my neighbors that got stocU Ucra you and they were all well pleased." ABERDEEN, WASH: "The stock you shipped in here last rail has sure made you friends." TERRACE, BRITISH COLUM. BIA: "The trees were In fine con dition when received and deliver ed. It is a pleasure to advise that each of the consignees were very much pleased with their ship ments. I)S ANGELES, CALIF. received la fine Shane, FROM "Trees Everybody well pleased The nature of our clean rich soil, combined with our intensive methods of cultivation, enables us to proauce on trees grown in our nursery an exceptional system of roots. A good root system is tho foundation of a tree. A large mass of healthy, fibrous roots will enable a tree to establish itself, in your sou ana maKe a thrifty vigor ous growtn irom the start. Ou trees have given satisfaction throughout the West. "IT'8 THE KOUT. Washington Nursery Company Toppenish, Washington Your tree men since 1903. II. II. SPERLING, Salesman Box 820, Medford. Twenty-three trees for the county fair community grounds is the number purchased yesterday in tho "liny a Tree" campaign. The Civic Improvement club of Eagle 1'oint huvo directed that twelve j Oregon maple trees be planted in the name of the Kaglo ltut Uivlo Im provement flub. N. 8. Bennett will see to it that five! trees are planted in the names or Lester, Agnes. Ethel, Corn and Mr. nnd Mrs. X. 8. Ilonnett. James E. tirleve, proprietor of tho Prospect hotel Bent In a cheek of tour dollars for four trees to be planted In the names of Prospect, Oregon. Squire S. Aiken, John Grieve and Heston Grieve. Jim Grieve sends good wishes to the very commendable cause. Mrs. R. W. Clemens, Central Tolnt and of tho Klrtland BbK'k farm has requested two trees to be planted for Frances Clemens nnd Harriet Clemens. Tho "Iluy a Tree" campaign has been successful In getting a total at this timo of 172 trees fur tho fair grounds. The committee Is anxious to close the campaign next Saturday, and their original estimate of a minimum of 200 trees for this year's p.'anting will undoubtedly be secured. Anyone wishing to "lluy a Tree" may do so at tho rate ot i.uo eacn. Subscriptions may be left at the Cham ber of Commerce rooms. No soliciting is being done. The quarterly meeting of the Phoe nix Sunday school officers, teachers and workers will bo held Sunday after noon, following lunch In tho bungalow Immediately after the morning church service. Everyone interested in the equipment and development of the Sunday school is invited to attend aud join in discussing the questions of Survey," "Missions in the Sunday School." "Junior Rewards of Merit," 'Attendance," "Problems," etc. Indi vidual or family lunches to be brought by those attending. At 11 o'clock the pastor will preach in prcparaiion for the Bpeclal meetings to begin Sunday morning, Feb. 20th. under the leadership of Norman It Harrison, for ten years the successful pastor of tho University Presbyteriau church of Seattle. Mr. Harrison will give here the best of his lectures and Hible expositions recently given In number of Seattle and other Washing ton churches, and fino meetings are expected in Phoenix, as elsewhere Reports from other place where be has worked tell of large audiences and great interest. Bible school every Sunday at the Phoenix church at 10 a. m.. Dr. J. B. Webster, superintendent. Young Peo ple's meeting at 6:45 p. m. Every! dy Invited. WASHINGTON. Feb. IT. Entnh llxltment of novermiieui employment Her v lee within the nuvy depui -Intent to facilitate tho le-employment of labor tv loaned tlirmiKh operation of the j miviU limitation treaty was rcom-j mended lo Secretary Penby today by ' Samuel llompct'M, president of tliOi Amerlran Federation of libor and u ! ooimiiltlco represent inir navy yard workers. I Tim delegation iiIho suggested that i tho work ot sernpplug nhlps to be eliminated under the naval treaty bo '. aiutlKued to navy yards and be com- tneneed on ratification of the treaty. ' Heeietary lHnby promised to give the proposals his earliest attention, i In presenting tho ease of tho work- eri. President tlompers emphasised that organised labor 'supported fully J the purposes nnd resutts ot the arms limitation conference. Mr. tlumpera nald, however, that tho suspension order eamo "from a clear sky" and that men who bad work continuously In the yards for nearly thirty years wero furloUKlmd , with no more "than seven or eight i minutes' notice." i n RETAIL MERCHANTS POSTPONE I E TIN VIRGINIA'S NURSE ARBUCKL El TfiESS On account of a good many ot the ,Medford merchants attending the convention of the Oregon Retail Dealers at Hoseburg enxt Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, the meeting ot the Retail Merchants llureau ot Medford. scheduled for next Monday evening will be postponed. Merchants who Intend to go to this convention and bavo not already re ported to Elmer Wilson, president of tho local bureau should do so with out delay. ; i SAN FIl.VNCISCO. Feb. 17.- Miss . Miss Virginia Wfeirvit of Chicago, one j tifiio nurse of Virginia Uappe, film, actress, is In San Kriuielsco, and there! is considerable speculation over who-1 ther she will bo called to tho t:ind at the third trial of Itoscoe Arbuckle be-; ginning March 13, on a manslaughter; charge resulting from the death of Miss ilappe. Miss Warren Is said to have attended Miss Rappo during an; Illness in Chicago and a deposition ob-. tatned from her by tho defense was ti 'l used in tho previous Arburklo trials, both of which resulted In Jury disagreements. The stale announced today a Jury panel of 2"i0 names would bo drawn' Friday fur the third trial. HIGH SPOTS SOUGH T Tex lti knrtl Indicted. NEW YOltK. Feb. IS. TeX Rick ard. fight promoter today Was Indict ed fur criminal ns.iault on two minor alrlrt by the supreme court grand Jury. ' 100THF0RUMTOBE AUSPICIOUS AFFAIR Although the one hundredth forum of tho Medford Chamber of Com merce will not bo held until March ii rBi, arrangements tor same are about completed. A seating arrangement for two hundred and fifty people in the main dining room ot the Medford Hotel Is what the forum committee ot the chamber desire and if it were possi ble to get three hundred, there would be no difficulty in having every seat occupied. The Craters will attend this forum In a body and will stage one of their eruptions. Their program is in charge of Louis Ulrich chairman Larry Senate, Paul Jauney, Raymond Reder and Paul McTonald. WOOD Under cover, $3.00 per tier and up frompt Delivery. 1120 '. CENTRAL WOOD OO. Phone O&f-X - J. M. CARLTON. EAT LESS AND TAKE . SALTS FOR KIDNEYS Take a glass of 8alU before breakfast If your Back hurt or Bladder bothers yoa. Tie meV-? and women' must tmnvA -.fi- iru . 1 1 - because we eat too much and all our food is ricn. uur mooa is niied with iirio cid which the kidneys strive to filter out, they weaken from overwork, become sluggish ; the eliminative tissues clop and the result is kidney trouble, bladder weakness and a general declina in health. When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; your back hurts or tke urine If cloudy, full of sediment or you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night ; if you suffer with sick headache or dizzy, nervous spells, acid stomach, or you have rheumatism when . U. 41 7- 1.1 . i. J t tuu neainer is uau, get irom your paar maciat about four ounces of Jad baits; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast lor a few days aud your kidneyl will then act line. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been' used for generations (a flush and stimulate clopged kidneys; to neutralize the adds In the urine so it no longer is a source of irritation, thus ending oiaoaer oisorders. ' Jad Salts a inexpensive; cannot in jure, makes a delightful effervescent lithia-water beverage, and belongs in every home, because nobody can make a mistake by having a good kidney, flush' MARY'S WEDDING LONDON, Feb. 17. It will cost some persons who can afford to pay it the equivalent of $70 or more for a glimpse of the ropal processions be tween Buckingham palace and West minster Abbey on the day of Prin cess Mary's wedding, February 21 Bidding for seats at windows or on the roofs of, buildings flanking the processional route, about a mile In length, Is progressing briskly. The vantage points most coveted arc those about Parliament Suare adja cent to Westminster, Abbey as they offer the best view. SENTENC E TO LIFE MUSTER TERM MOUNT IDA, ArK., Feb. 17. The Rer. Harding Hughes, superannuat ed minister, charged with murder In connection with tho death of Mrs Anna McKciinon last Muy was found guilty by a Jury early today. Ills punishment was fixed at life Imprls onment. Stage and Screen Pimples Keep Young Men Down! Tfcey' Make Women, Too, a Pauls! How S. S. S. Stops Skin Eruptions Positively. T1mpls and skin eruptions hare a price, you pay for every pustule, black-head an. I pimple on your face, ltmplss produce prejudice and prevent prosperity. Your heart may be gold. . 0. S. Wtlt Kid Tea f the Crsatilec Tim pl-('aUunUr. Richard Barthelmess at Page The Page theatre announces as the feature for Saturday, Kunday and Mon day, "Tol'ablu David," Richard Jiar thelmesH' first appearance as an inde pendent star. Mr. Jiartlielmess lias been seen in "The Idol Dancer" and "Way Down East" under tho 'direction of Mr. Griffith, and in "Tol'ablo David" he has made a production with himself as a star. There Is no doubt but that Mr. Parthelniess, one of tho most like able screen personalities of today, will continue to grow in popularity with this, the first of his new series of fea tures "Tol'able David" Is a simple story of West Virginia mountaineers, from the pen of Joseph Hergesliolmer, It Is a picture of profound interest, of sweep ing suspense and powerful drumatlc scenes. Seldom has a picture so filled with genuine hrjait Interest and true human characters reached tho screen. For those who look for the evolution of the motion picture to the plane where it will have all the charm and yet all tho simplicity of tho world's foremost short stories, "Tol'ablo Da vid" will bo a delight. The picture will be shown for three days only, begin ning tomorrow matinee. but who wnnls to kls eruptions? I'tinpty men don't l.nik Ilk 11 1 owner of nn lliir.if. I 'Imply women, loo, are puzzles, Willi no pro-meets and ifo power. Young men and women, here's tho punitive wuy out. I'Mynlr and pnriratlves will fall. What you need Is a scientific bloid-rleanser. H. H. H. Is one of llio mora Kiwerful destroyers of blood Irnpiirltins. You can prove Ihls Irt a short time. H. K. H. has been passed on bv ti Jury ot millions of peo ple J-.iat lllie yourself. H Is considered one of the most powerful vegetable Mood-pmlflers nnd flenh-bnllders In eslstenre. 'Mist's why you hear of mo many underweight people Putting on loftt fie: h In a hurry, why you hesr of so mnny rheumatics holna f'eed from Ihls wouriie, wllh H. r. H. -"-(tart todnywitji H. H. M. and sua your face clear and your skin get ruddier, your flesh firmer. It will give you a boost In your career, K. fl. H. Is sold st all dm stores. In two sizes. The larger sle ' the mnro economical. tiki'' 'as BREAD! IS USES). I 5Y Millions of Housewives by more Chefs by more Railroads by more Restaurants and by more Hotels than any other Brand CALL FOE CAU) ET mm V Owrtwrsit ItS'Htt It's moderate in price and never fails A pound can of Calumet contains full 16 oz. Som baking powders corns in 12 oz. Cfno initead of 16 oz. cans. Be sure vou get a pound when you wine it MI.KI tltt l.ltlMH PA.Vi ASIII.AMI KI.AMMIt 1.M.IJ4CD BUSINESS MEN'S CLEARING HOUSE We mill sell your husiucs linndlo jrour iaic Sit uro you a partner, t-lc. No tlmrgo for Mitlnsrs Trnnniilcins t'onfldcntlul WE LOCATE BUYERS FOUR-SITE SALES AGENCY AS1II,.M Heaver Itlixk I'lioiie 4 OREGON mi imui Mislford lllil. rboi.e UO e MtST Km.NM Mt ilif lt tltl.iU.N AUCTION at Gitzcn Barn FEBRUARY 18 at 1 o'clock 10 milk cows, fresh and heavy springers. Complete blacksmith outfit. Wagon scales, 5-ton ca pacity. ; Furniture, 4 horses, and wagon. W. H. WELTY Auctioneer. FISHING RODS Itawrnpped, Repaired and Rcvar. nitlu'd. I lies lied to pnttr.-n ov order, K. XV, GOl'l.fr BI7 H. Newtown 8f. Medford SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT To HOME OWNERS AND BUILDERS Wo are now in a position to offer The Mueller Converter The most successful pipeless furnace made On Very Liberal Terms If you are figuring on a fur nace for next fall; let us in stall it now and have it paid for by then. Many local references. The Modern Plumbing & Heatinsr Co. WOOD! All kinds of wood lit llabl prices; drj mill blocks. Order Promptly f illed MEDFORD FUEL CO. (.'or. Fir nnd Third I'lmiio 'Jfj 30x31 NON-SKID TIRES $9.95 Busy Corner Motor Co. Mn In at Rlvrrsldo ii .am i i 1 'iCVjSS I 1 2J Do you just full back on bread when. you have nothing else or do you eat it all the time? Do you know how good it tastes with milk? Do you know bow Futlsfylng and nourishing bread und milk is? Find out! Kut a bltt bowl of Rroud with milk for supper tonlftht. Bread is your Host Food Eat more of It. Uat. v NUT-BROWN BREAD "The Bread That Builds" PEERLESS BAKERY Ask your denier for NCT BROWN bri:.vd MAKE YOUR PLACE PAY THEN BEAUTIFY IT Wo i an Help on lUxli lri.mHlllim Hend for CululoK. TREES SHRUBS VINES PLANTS Complete Mock for Coiniiieri lul mid Home Orchard Extra choice Bartlett3, Anjous and Commcrciul Applo 1 year, 4 G. riPKCIAI.iSTS IV ORNAMENTAL AND DECORATIVE NURSERY STOCK J.B.PILKINGTON, Nurseryman Poriian.i, (.K CHANGE IN SCHEDULE r.i ii:ctivj; n;n. i, ioua MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGES Bally h'xrrpt Sunday LV. MKDl ORI) 10 A. M. h, ROSlvlll'RO 1 .00 I M. Ieavn Medford 10,00 A. M. 1.00 P. M. 4.:i0 P. M. (JR.WTS PASS-MKDI'ORI) STAG ICS Dally und Bundny Icnvo (Jrnnls Piihs- 10.00 A. M. 1.00 P. M. 4.13 P. M. 1'aresi Medford-tJiaiits 1'uss, $l.li CJinnls Puss-ltoseburK,' $3.00! Medforil-ltosiibiirg $1.1.1.