Medford mail tribune., June 15, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, JIEDFORP, OKF.fiOX. THURSDAY. .7UXTC ir. 1922
PSGE THREE
Varicose Veins Are Quickly Reduced
and Terrible Eczema Goes Quickly
Strong, Powerful Yet Safe, Surgeons'
. I'rwtcription Culled Moone's
iuerold Oil, Jlus- Astonished
l Physicians.
There is on' simple and Inexpensive
vray to reudce dun serous, swollen
veins nnd bunches, and get them
down to normal, and that is to apply
Moone's Emerald Oil , night and
morning:. People who have painful,
enlarged veins should not neglect
them, for they sometimes burst and
cause much misery and loss of time.
Moone's Emerald. Oil besides being
0 mnrvelously antiseptic that It at
once destroys germs nnd poisons
caused by germs is smh a remark
able healing agent that eczema; bar
ber's itch, salt rheum nnd other in
flammatory skin eruptions go in a
few days. Piles are quickly absorb
ed and even goitres, wens and en
larged glands ate lilssolved.
For years it has been used in hos
pitals for boils, carbuncles, ulcers,
abscesses nnd open sores, and with
the most perfect success. With each
original bottle which any pharmacist
can supply you, is u folder that gives
instructions for use in all of the
above distressing complaints.
Your ' druggist will bo glad to sup
ply you. Adv.
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For Sawmill Night Shift
Hog feeders, clean up men, doggers, setters, firemen helpers,
pond men, trimmer men. Wages $3.50 and up. Board 35o per
meal Night shift starting Monday night, June 19th. Phone,
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TAKE CHARGE OF
"There is now no more important
enterprise being undertaken in the
state than the establishment of the
Farm Home for the dependent and
orphaned children, on a lurm which
has been recently purchased by the
Farm Home Board near Corvallis," de
clares Mrs. I'nruh, campaign manager.
It is proposed to care for the chil
dren here in real homes, each cottago
being a home unit, with a mother who
will give to the homeless- children
homo, love and care.
I Mayor dates has consented at the
'request of the Home board to take
'charge of the organization of the cum
Ipaign for hinds for this purpose in
j Medford and the north part of the
county; Ashland district has raised
their quota some time since.,
f Mrs. Unruh, the campaign manager
! for the Farm Home board visited Med
! ford some days ago and at that time ar
ranged with Mayor Gates to take
charge of the campaign. Senator Tho
mas and other public spirited citizens
promising assistance. It is expected
that Medford and nearby cities will
raise their quota which is J1800, in
time to be available for building the
first unit which will be siarted about
July 1st. Medford, says Mrs. Unruh,
will be sure, to respond with it s cus
tomary generosity.
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TOMORROW 10 BE
THE BIG DAY OF
PROSPERITY WEEKIJESS WILLARD NOW
ji. . , ,
Community Day tomorrow will be
the big one of Prosperity Week. At
11:30, with white caps and aprons,
led by the band, the merchants will
march from Riverside and East Muin
to the city park where a big feed will
be served free to all rural residents.
An lnvltutlon is extended to all out
ot town visitors to partake ot the
hospitality of the merchants tomor
row noon.
At 4:30 a baseball game will bo
played at the athletic grounds of the
high school between the East and
West Siders.' This will be free to
everyone to enjoy. The band will be
there.
The. High Jinks will take place in
the evening on East Main street, be
tween Central and llartlett. The
electrical illumination will be a fea
ture mid a special eight piece or
chestra will provide the music for the
street duncing for ull who care to
enjoy same. i
The feature of Community Day is
that every entertainment provided is
absolutely free and Medford wants
everyone to enjoy her hospitality.
PUBLIC TOMORROW
LONDON, June ID. ( n.v the Asso
ciated Press.) The constitution for
the Irish Free state In the shdplng
of which unexpectedly good progress
has been made, will be made public
tomorrow, it was announced by Win
ston Churchill, the colnulul secretary,
In the house of commons today. The
constitution conforms with the Anglo
Irish treuty, M,r. Churchill said.
Latest Arrivals at
Auto Camp Grounds
Twelvo cars with 37 passengers ar
rived at the Aly auto camp yester
day afternoon and. this morning, as
follows:
J. A. Holton and two of Minneapo
lis, Minn., en route to Grants Pass and
the Josephine caves; C. It. Kisliol and
four of Tacomu, Wash., will return
home after a visit here; E. A. Hlckey
and six of Anaheim, Cultf., en route
homo after a visit north; G. T. Rob
inson and two of Ukoraflelu, Calif.,
en route to Portland; II. 11. Anthony
and two of Albany, Ore., en route to
Klamath Falls; C. W. Klk and four
of Orange, Calif., en route to Daven
port, Wash."; A. Chrlstousop and five,
en route home from a trip north; Ed
Harrison and three of Sacrumento,
Calif., are seeking a location and may
locate here; L. Verlgiu and four of
Eugene, en route to Chico, Calif.; W.
R. Hilton and two of Los Angeles, en
route home after a trip north; C,
Tibbitts and one of Redlands, Calif.,
eu route north on a motorcycle; J. E.
Pettee and ' two, Sheridan, Ore., en
route to California.
Commencement V. of W.
SEATTLE, Wn June 15,, Com
mencement week prognam at the
University of Washington will begin
Saturday with class day exercises.
The Hev. Cecil S. Qualnton of Vic
toria will deliver the baccalaureate
address Sunday. Presidont Harry
Suzzullo will confer tho degree Monday.
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LOS ANGELES, June 15. Declaring
Jack Dempsey, world's heavyweight
pugilistic champion, and his ummiKor
Jack Kearns, have beon dodging a re
turn mutcli with him since Dempsey
won the title at Toledo, Ohio, July 4,
1919, Joss Willard, former champion,
today made public through the Los
Angeles Express n stutement in which
he asserts he would be ready to meet
Dempsey by next fall if a match could
be arranged immediately.
Wlllurds statement, which local
sports followers consider more or less
as an open challenge to 'Dempsey, sets
forth that Willard was at one time
signed up with Tex Rickard, the pro
moter, for a return bout with the pres
ent champion but that "Dempsey,
through his, manager, Kearns, dodged
the match."
"Dempsey and Kearns fear mo and
have been dodging a return match with
me since Dempsey won the title" Wit-
lard's statement continues.
"I haven't ulibiod my defeat at
Toledo. 1 was beaten fairly and
squarely, but 1 was never tendered a
return match. Many thought 1 was
not In condition nt Toledo. 1 wasn't,
but thnt was my fault, and that is
one of the reasona 1 want another
chance at Dempsey. 1 can beat him
if properly conditioned and- the only
way 1 would meet him would, bo
with tho understanding that I have
four months in which to train."
LONDON. In tho third round of
the Uucklughum lawn tennnls cham
pionship, Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mul
len' y deteuted Mrs. O'Neill, 6-0, 0-1.
MINNEAPOLIS Ed . "Strangler"
Lewis, defeated John Ereburg, Swed
ish champl6n, in two. out of three
falls of a wrestling match.
BOISE. Boise's polo team won 1 1
to 7 from the Eleventh, cavalry of
Monterey, Calif., presidio, in- the
semi-finals of the northwestern polo
tournament.
Homo Runners at It.
NEW YORK, June IB. Even
though Babo Ruth isn't setting the
homo run pace this season, due to his
belated start, the major leagues
promise to pass the one thousand
urark for their collective efforts if the
present pace is maintained. The sea
son is one-third gone, hut 34-1 circuit
clouts have been registered laa in
the National and 189 in the Ameri
can and opportunity to eclipse last
year's mark of 936 seem bright.
Tho giunts registered five ' home
runs yesterday and a total of 18 hits
in swamping Pittsburg 13 to 0, und
Increased tholr lead to five full games
over the Pirates. Snydor got two
and Irish Mcuscl walloped out. his
seventh. "Hhufflln' J'lijl" Douglas
easily held his rivals In check.
Harry Hellinann of tho Tigers and
Tilllo Walker ot the Athlotius . hung
up tholr eleventh circuit blows. The
Detroit slugger's hit aided him team
to take the first game of tho series
from tho Yankees 6 to 2, Sam Jones
dropping his soventh straight start
on tho mound, but Walker, who also
rapped out two other hits, -couldn't
stop his club's losing streak and tho
White Sox won, to 5 with Faber
pitching.
George Slslcr's homer with tho
bases tended featured a St. Louis
rally that enabled the Browns to nose
out Washington 7 to 6, and climb to
within a game and u half of tho
Yankees.
Tho Bra,ves experienced 0, sudden
reversal in form after a brilliant
Winning streak and wore victims of
a Chicago, slug feat, 15 to 2, with
Htutz starring at bat and in the field,
while "Dizzy" Vance and a rear
ranged lln.eup, checked St. Louis, 4
to 0.
Coveloskio outpltched Collins and
Cleveland blanked Boston, 3 to 0,
but tho victory cost tho Indians
tho services of tholr hard-hitting
second baseman. Stephenson,
who sustained n: smashed finger and
will be out of the game for some
time.
American League.
Cleveland 3; Hoston 0.
fJelrolt New York 2.
Chicago G; Philadelphia ft.
l.ouiM.7; Washington u.
St.
National.
Brooklyn 4; 81 Louis 0.
New York 13; Pittsburg 0.
Boston 2: Chicago 15.
Philadelphia -Cincinnati, rain.
Coast,
Sacramento 8; Vernon 1.
San Francisco 4: Portland 1.
Los Angeles 7; Seattle 3.
Others postponed.
300 Athletes Warm Up
For Mid-West Meet
CHICAOO, Juno 13. Three hun
dred university und college athletes,
mnnv nf thnm nftHnniil fhn m nfnn. in
I their events or fltlo holders In tho
soctlons, today dug spiked shoes Into
tho turf of Stagg field as they warm
ed up for the second annual track
and field meet of tho nntfonal. col
legiate athletic assoVaion Friduy
and Saturday.
Fifty three schools were repre
sented and new records wolrc ex
pected to be established In the meed.
Frank Loomis, Ralph Sparrow.
I'nlvrsltx of Oregon pole vaullers
were among the arrlvuls,
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