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At the Pago
A throbbing photoplay of Chinese
love and vengeance a vivid story of
San Francisco's Chinatown is "Where
LlKhts Aro Low," toiuuriiiK ' Sessno
FIST FIGHT OVER
LOG CAIVIP GRUB
v ' ENDS IN MURDER
With nn audience that tilled the
auditorium tho tuienltif seivko of
the revival at the First Mothoillst
church Sunday ni:ht promised un
usual interest and success.
Hew Haivourt AW. Pock of Lour
Ueach. C'ftltrornla. Impressed ma R,ory wn,eh ,( Uo w,th tn vloltt.
hearers by his vnriiestneK.s and sin- tUm of m nni.u.llt Chinese, custom,
verity. It was evident from his first ; ., . , , ......
word that he would hold the attcn. lH0'ukw iduy. a son of royalty
tion mid grip" tho confidence of the who utlu h;,s chosen his bride, ulso
people. a daughter ot tho aristoctircy. . Hut
His sermon vs on "The Wnse of tho youth loves a poor mnldeu from a
Sin." Ho brought out tho fact that j less fortunate station.
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when i you buy It.
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A pavnd can of Calm sat contain full
19am. from baking powder eon in
13 am. can intrl ol 16 OS. can. B
are yen gatapanad wban jroa wan tit.
people "work" for vases, and that
Kin is a sure paymaster. One strik
ing sentence was, "There has never
been a cut in the wniro scale of sin."
His sermon last nipht was address
ed to the church workers.
Tonight Is "Official Hoard Niirht."
but Dr. Peeks" subject will be of ene
ral interest. He will Pi'ak on "Can
Wo Know Hod?" !
TACtMA, Mac. 2S Jumuit llriniks.
Hayakawa, which comes to tho Pago go, ,)ead at the Sheltou, "A'ui., hos
theatre today for a four day eimniw- ,l(Ul, nml Joh1 o,,,,,,,,,,,, 60, K.V
mont. The eminent Japanese star has ; county Jail an the result of
In this story a subject well fitted to shooting afTalr nt Camp One ot the
his emotional capabilities. It la n Simpsim IokkIkk company, 20 miles
went of Sshelton. last oveninc.
Tho shootlnK ivsiilted from a ilinr.
rel iiver the foad Served at tint tamp,
Krooks was a loKKer and fanipe.l the
tamp cook. ttrioks hnvlnt; w'viked in
camps Sheltvn for the past 20 years,
and Camplnill for lii years. Hrooks'
I homo Is on a small farm near t'en-
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No Btase celebrity can escape the
question, constantly put hy interview
ers in person, and contained In count
less letters from those youngsters,
more often girls, who aspire to a
theatrical career, "What advice would
you give to a young girl who is eacer
to become a groat actress?" is often
asked of Ethel Barrymore, whom we
are to see in Zoe Akins' play. "Ue
classee," at the Pase thcatrvv Monday
evening, April 3. A few days ago, to a
newspaper representative, in one of
the few interviews .Miss Harrymore
consents t. she said: "Few girls
indeed, I imagine, escape in their
teens the ambition to become an
actress. Even earlier, the love for
'playing house' or 'dressing . up," is
merely a very childish love for drama.
Some girls find the ambition a transi
tory cne and take up some other
1 career, for wtich they may be better
, suited. There are the others, how
ever, who, convinced they have the
'necessary spark' so frequently luan
tioned in the autobiographies af earlier
players, nurse their ambition and
painstakingly go about their prepara
tions for a livelihood In the theatre'.
"I am so often asked to advise girls
that I consider it something of a re
sponsibility to give suggestions, but 1
.certainly would not say no to my
intelligent girl wanting to go on the
stage, allowing that she has the pro
per equipment of adaptability, some
! intellect, and a bravery strong enough
to carry her through a very great deal
of very hard work. Only God has a
right ta dictate w here genius or talent
is concerned. How can we tell wheth
er there may not be bidden in the
veriest amateur that divine spark
which keeps the theatre alive?"
Dr. Johnson
Says
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because we are ont ashamed
that we are dentists.
Also it is good business.
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John Grab, 2539 Jackson Ave.. New
Orleans, La-, writes: "Mjr kidneys were
weak and had a soreness and dull pain
across my back. I felt dull and lan
guid and my kidneys didn't act right
I began taking Foley Kidney Pills ana
they b oop put my kidneys tn a eonnd
healthy condition." Foley Kidney Pills
help the kidneys rid the system of
acids and waste that cause lameness,
backache, sore muscles, swollen joints
and rheumatfc pains. Tonic In effect
quick in sctkin. Sold everywhere.
Ho Is determined to marry her. .Ills
unrie sends him to America t be
educated and In a few years Is gradtb
ated. He still longs for tho day wheu
he may marry his beloved. Ho is
shocked to discover that she has been
smuggled Into America and placed on
the auction block.
Larry Setnon's feature comedy, ;Tho
tialta where a wife ami four nliildrvn
live.
Aceoi'iliilK tn the Hlory itven to the
authorities there had been bad blood
between tho men for nearly two
weeks as a remit! of mmrrelH i-eKurtl-Iiik
camp "Knib." After nupper in
dny nUht Camplx-ll wan playlmi
' cards with other men nt tho camp
when Prooks. came Into the room. The
ivNiimed and l'lonkx
S:iu-mlll " ..II IIia .... unirnm ..u IIIUMTC! Was
tiuiiueu vainniii'H. um tiuiinn m---
many unusual scenes on It. which
show several of the famous redwood
trees, which grow to a height of 300 or
more feet.
At the Rialto
A gripping story of theatre life will
have its final presentations today nt
the Rialto theatre. It Is called "At
the Stage Door." It Is a production
that reveals intimate glimpses of life
behind the curtain of the theatre and
has chiefly to do with the exiorionces
of a young and beautiful country-bred
girl who goes to New York after a
disappointment In love and gets a j.)b
in the chorus.
Iu"The Sea Lion" Hobart Hosworth
actor-producer, hag given to the scivon
another picture triumph which bids
fair to rival "The Sea Wolf." in Its
appeal. In this picture are all the
thrills, the suspense, the
were told. The men fmiKht for elj;lit
tr ten ml n lit en anil then were sepa
rated and put out of the tiulldmit.
Itrooks rvnewt-d hi attack and not
Campbell down, report Kaid. Camp
hell Iheti drew a revolver, ami Hhol
I '.rooks through th,e hand. Thin
nn! Mli'P him ami Campbell filed
iiKain. the bulle! striking
In tho body.
No charge has yet been 'placed
aptinst fampUll. who fled to the
woods after the shootlnK. He found
shelter in a farm house and early to
ibo save hlmmlt up to the uuthoil
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BERRYDALE BLOSSOMS
Wut. Mcliride and son have returned
breathless I to the volley for their summer work in
moments of danger which make Hos
worth's sea picttires riug true to life.
Hosworth is supported by a strong
cast. iiicludinK Bessie Love.
"The Sea Lion" opens a four days
engagement at the Itlalto theatre to
morrow. .
Court News
(Furnished by the Jackson
County Abstract Co. I
Chas.
tredt.
Marriage Licenses
I. Patton and Acrhild
Rom-
Circuit Court
State vs. Void Cha-uberlaln. Motion
and order.
1st Nat. TSank of Medford vs. Koyal recelU 8!(.kneM-
lns. Co. Complaint and summons.
Geo. W. Nichols et al vs. J. T. Sulli
van et al. Summons.
State Land Hoard vs. Paul Milkouski
Motion and order dismissing cause.
Clara May Griffin vs. Althca Davis 8now
et al. Motlog and affidavit
Lee S. McMIchael vs. Olive Mc
their ranch on the highway.
T. J. Gardner has sold his Immense
crop of apples and has to buy more to
fill lato orders.
It. F. Ileinslieet and Porlanl are
doing their firtit spraying.
Ed Miller luis his sew bungaluw
nearly finlshod and will be occupying
it by May.
C. L. Atwovd tun his buildings com
pieted; his enormous brooder and
thicken housti will soon have two
: thousand birds in them.
I L. S. Wright has been improving
bis place. , . . ,
C. Nelson has Improved his private
road by graveling it; one would hardly
know the old Martin place.
Mrs. Stevens of Portland, is visiting
her pa runts, Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
Steiner. '
Hen Hilton is recovering from his
His many friends
will be glad to see him around again.
W. F. Hanley Is feeding over one
hundred cf his thoroughbred Hereford
yuung cattle on the home ranch this
spring. They aro tine and qulto a
There will be a community social al
the Howard school house March 31 in
Michael. Affidavit, order ot default. ,ne evcDlug Everybody welcome
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and hand workmanship which re
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Bo measured today for your Spring
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Kit- $:l.UO Tier nnd up.
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Lewis to Meet Cad dock
WICHITA. Kas.. Mar. 2S. Ed
(Strangler) Lewis, champion and Earl
Caddock, former champi3nwill wres
tle for the world's heavyweight cham
pionship here April 13, Tom Law, pro
moter, announced today.
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against Colds, Grip
and Influenza by
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finding ot fact and conclusions ot law
decree.
City of Medford vs. Ezra E. Dill et
al. Complaint.
A. C. Crossman vs. C. Gentry and;
H. A. Jansen. Chattel lien.
Jas. G. Love vs. Jaruos Barnes ct al.
Default, judgment.
J. D. Pasarow vs. Mrs. F. E. Man
ning. Complaint, undertaking on at
tachment, affidavit on attachment.
Probate Court
Est. Eliza J. Mclntire. Will, petition
to probate, proof of will, order.
Est. H. S. Evans,
count, vouchers.
Est. Calvin Nance. Will, petition to
Also a school board meeting April 3.
7 p. m.
F. A.TJledep bus Improved his bun
galow 'by building an addition.
Mrs. Mace has rented her ranch and
will move to tiwn.
Medford should have plenty of milk
these days; the Hilton dairy rends two
truck loads there daily.
Gene Howull has declared war on
weeds In berries this spring.
OiiiMiihle fir 53 Yearn.
WHITIXSVILLK, Mass.. Mar. 28.
Frank A. Cross of North bridge,
Order, final ac- claims a record as Ions distance of
fice holder.. At the annual town
council Meeting yesterday, ho wan
probate, proof ot will, order, oath of ''to1 constable for the Jifty-socond
ftffina , i.iiiw. in 11 jvum III uhv
IIIIM 1W1II Moicn.
EV'KI'.KTT, Wash.. M.ir. 2H. -False
teeth valmd at $550 wvre molen from
two dental office in Kvurutt ither
Huturday or Kunday iiiMhl. Only lilt:
i most expensive varieties of "store"
teeth, the kind commonly ued in
pun- iniiKiriK were maun. 1
10
400
Real Estate Transfers
Clara M. Schideler to Ora Stump
et vir, lots 3, 4, 5, 6, blk. 1,
Schldeler's Add. to Talent $
John Peterson et ux to Ray R.
Kenaton, J2 of NW of sec. 32,
tp. 35. 8. R. 4 W
Males Piano House to It. H.
Rulon, lot in Wolter Add. to
Medford' 1C3
Robert L. Kaufman ct ux to I. C.
Daley, lois 5 and C, blk.. 08,
City of Medford .. 1300
Dwight Roys tt ux to Frank Gil-
loon et ux, land in Ashland
Perry E. Wynkoop et ux to Alice
Hughes, pt. lot 1, blk. 3, Barr's
Add. to Medford
Lena Hlgglns to Roy Higgins,
land In sec. 22, tp. 3C, 8. R. 4
West
Sheriff to Knut 8yltevlg, land in
sec. 14, tp. 32, 8. R. 1 East. 832.63
J. L. Demmer et ux to City ot
Medford, lot 9, blk. 6, Fair-
mount; Add. to Modfrd
R. A. Holmes et ux to W. II.
Bpeilman, lots 2 and 3, blk. 2,
Bryant Add. to Medfard '.
J. I). Wakeman et ux to Albert
T. Mcllvain, land in sec. 1C, tp.
3fi, S. K. 4 W
Ida tiristo wto Anna F. Htein
metz, lot 3, blk. 4, Woodvllle
Carnor & Sabin's Add
Gottleib Elksnat to A. C. Babb,
lots 1 and 2, blk. 13, Jackson
ville .; .;
enrts
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LESS MEAT IF BACK
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Take a glaM of Salts to flash Kidneyi
ii juaaaer bothers you JJrtnJt
lot of water.
G00
H Drowned, ( iwta Illea.
SA.V HALVA Dull. Hffpublln of Hal
vailor, -Mar., 2X. KiKht pussenKers
wore drowned unions; thorn two chil
dren and u -newly Married (-0111110
when the Hteumboat Klenlta W'.-u)
wreck'-d on i bar In 'the Colorado
I river. rii.rtlii'.i:icrn i f'( :. ,' j-.i y; 11
UKJli,'l4.V;yivv4 Uux.
Taihs tnnat renbirly evwitually pro
duces kidney trouble in ixrlU form 01
other, says a well knon authority, be
cause the uric acid in meat excites the
kidneys, they become overworked; get
sluggish; clog up and cause all sort ot
distress, particularly backache and mis
ery m wie kidney region; rtteumatio twin
pes, severe headaches, sold stomach, oon-
atipation, torpid ' liver, sleeplessness,
bladder and urinarv Irritation.
'The moment your buck hurts or kM
ncys aren't acting right, or If bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces cf
Jad fialts from any good pharmacy;
take a tabletfxwnfuj in a gloss of water
before breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fins. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapci
and lemon juice, combined with llthia,
and has been used for generations to
flush clogged kidneys snd stimulate tbem
to normal activity; also to neutralize tba
aoids in the urine so it no longer irri
tates, thus ending bladder disorders.
lad Walla cannot , injure - anyone;
tnukes a delightful sfTiirvesoent litlila
wiitcr tlriul; which millions of men and
women take now and then to keep the
kMiievd and urinary orpin clean, thus
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Kind of Coffee
The woody fibre and chaff
which make the messy
coffee grounds have been
refined away by MrAVash
' ington's refiniivj; process.
Just the absolutely pure,
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FORDSON farms have that reputation. Early fall plow
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that a team can't work?" That, probably is, your objection to
the formula.
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