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MEDFOTtT) .ArATE' TRTPPNTC. MEDTORD, ' OREOOy. TUESDAY, JANUARY 0,
COUNTY CALLED
(fit Interest to many In this valley la
fha news of the death at her homo la
Victoria, n. C of Mrs. K. H. Brown
familiarly known to early settlers of
Jackson county two docadeg ago as
"iVunt Charlotto,' relict of Robert n.
Drown, an uncle of Drown Bros., of
taglo Point, still engnKed in business
there. The Daily Colonist of Vicotrln
gives the details of hor later years,
he having lost her husband nearly 25
years ago. Bre and her husband part
ed with their holdings at Eagle Point
to a brother, the late George Brown,
about 1S8C, and at once removed to
Victoria, Mr. Brown later being quite
prominent In business circles there.
. When the recent war broke out,
Aunt Charlotte was for a time confined
to her bed, but proved to be one of the
most patriotic citizens of the Domin
ion and unceasingly knitted socks for
the soldier boys, completing many
hundred pairs of this useful portion of
the war supplies. As she wrote to
friend a here, the war was very cruel In
Ha treatment of her, and her means
were dlsslpatod, securities became
worthless and no Interest was paid her
on several loans. With a fortitude and
cheerfulness characteristic of her ear
lier years, she enjoyed life to its close
as few, pioneers or moderns, are able
to do, A woman of singular force of
character, able to adapt herself to
changing conditions and cherishing tho
correct ideas of service to her follow
man. generous, and just in her Judg
ment, all who knew her will drop' a
tear of regret at her demise even
though Jt be at tho close of a well-spent
Hto. i. ,
Harry Fox, Musical Comedy.Pagc, Jan. 12
CLOUDBURST TAKES
TOLL OF LIVES
:" TACOMA, Jan. 9. At loaBt three
lives have been lost, two men still are
missing and property loss estimated nt
$76,000 resulted from tho cloudburst
which destroyed the West Fork Log.
King company's camp near Morton
last Saturday rooming.
' ' The doad: Joe Peterson, onglneor
and bis two yeqr old son; P. Nlckoff,
camp cook.
; The two othor men reported missing
were employes of the camp whose
names have not been ascertained. .
'Mrii m M fe-4 w&
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Betty Alexander In "Oh Look."
"Oh Look," tho New York Vnn
dorbilt theater musical comedy suc
cess, is booked for the Pago thentro
Friday, Jnnunry 12th. Its lyrics aro
by -Joseph McCarthy and Its music
by Nut Goldstein and Harry Carroll.
Hurry Fox is the star of "Oh
Look." Ilo is supported by a New
York caBt and a chorus of beauties
picked by him in California. Tho
mUBicnl numbers lncludo such hits
as "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows,"
"Honolulu Blues" and "Together."
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OLYMPIA, Wash., Jan. 9. Tho
American Legion program for hospi
talization,' restriction of immigration
and restriction acts for aliens were
touched upon by Natloual Commander
AJvin M. Owsley of tho loglon in a
brief address to a Joint session of tho
house and senate here this afternoon.
The speaker complimented the stnto
on its assistance given former service
men and e&poclaUy upon the success
of the land settlement net which ho
declared ts ono sure means of checking
Internal aoclal troubles.
' Publishers Gain Point.
. WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. Tub
Ushers aro not prohibited by tho
Clayton law from entering Into con
tracts with news dealers as agents to
act exclusively as their wholesnlo dis
tributing agents, tho supremo court
held todoy in a cnmi brought by the
federal trudo commission against the
Curtis Publishing company.
Big Eaters Get
Kidney Troubld
1'Ts.ks Silts at first algn of
Bladder Irritation or
Backache.
.The American men and women must
euard osnaUntly against kidney trouble,
roause we est often too nmeh'red meat
and all our food in rich. Our blood is
tilled with urlo anld which tu kiilnnn
Strive to filter outi they weaken from
overwork, boeoiuo sluggish, the, etiniina
tiv tissues elog ami tliu result la kidney
trouble, bladder weakness and n general
decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like lumps of
lead.i your back hurls or tho urine is
cloudy, full ol sediment, or you aro
obliged to seek relief two or three times
during the night -, if you utTrr with sirk
headache, or iliy, nervous uprlls, acid
stomach, or if you Imvo rheumatism
when the west her is lad, gat from your
pharmacist about four ounces of Jail
'waits; take, a tahlcspoonful In a glass
- of watr before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys may (hen set
' fine. This famous Malta is made from tho
acid of grspes and lemon juice, com
' bined with lithis, and lias hern used for
generations to flush ntid stimulate
Clogged kidneyst to neulrslln the acids
' In tTis urine so It no longer is a tnurco
' of Irritation, thus often ending bladilor
disorders.
, Jad Salt b inexpensive! ran not In
jur, makes a delightful etTorvoacont
filhia water beverage and belongs in
, every home, nerauan nobody ran make
a misrule by having a good kidney
flushing any time,
OVER 1923 GAME
, NEW YORK, Jnn. 0. With tho
fnlluro of tho Joint committee of thu
two innjor leaguo baseball clubs In
New Yorlt to como to an agreonient
nt Atlantic City, followers of tho
gumo hero today woro anticipating
difficulties when tho slxtoen club
presidents meet in Chicago next
month to adopt a schodulo.
All other seven of tho National
leaguo clubs aro reported behind the
Qlunts In their demand that conflict
ing games be scheduled for tho two
New York teams at homo on Sunday
this year. Tho Yankees are opposing
this, assorting that two contests mny
Jeopardize tho Hunday gume in tho
metropolis.
To foreo tho YnnkH to accept eon'
flleting dates or forfeit tho gnnies so
scheduled, tho Giants also numt gain
tho support of at least six American
lenguo clubs which Ed Harrow, busi
ness manager of tho Yankees, snld
wans Impossible, A two-thirds vote
of tho presidents of euch leaguo,
voting separately Is required to adopt
the schedules.
CHICAGO. Jan. 0. Tom Gibbons.
St. Paul heavyweight and Edclio
Kane, his nmnager. announced they
would depart for New York today to
discuss tornm of a match with Jack
Domps'oy. world's champion, nt tho
request of Tux Rlckard, promoter.
Jack KeariiH, L)empsey's mnnngor,
was said to bo duo in New York the
latter part of this week.
NEW YORK Pnl Mornn of New
Orleans and I'W Tendler will meet In
a Hi-round bout here January 19.
PITTSllURO Harry Orel), Ameri
can llgbthenvywelght champion, bar
red front Pittsburg rings, wns ro-ln-atated
tho commltteo announced.
JERRKY CITY Jack Sharkey of
New York outpointed "Irish" Johnny
Curtln in 12 rounds.
CHICAGO, Jan. 0 Jako Hchaefer.
former rhnmplon, held a good lend
over Roger Contl, champion of
Franco today after the first block of
too points in their tSOO-point 18.2
balk Hue billiard match und also hnd
the ndded advantage of n nleo group
ing of the halls for his first shot to
night. Hchaefer run out his string
Of COO last night with an unfinished
run of SS, while Contl counted 337.
The winner Will meet Willie llnpno.
champion, In mutch piny (or the title
ill New YorTc the lust o( this week.
JUDGMENT FOR HALF
Mil I MM ie PIlQI
WILUUM 10 miv
TACOMA, Jan. H. Ono of tho larg
est Judgments ever entered In fed
oral court hero whs signed by Judge
Lit ward K. " I'unhmun IMi; morning,
awarding damages of $"il,0irt to
K. W. liUdinghnuH In lits suit agnlnttt
the Undinghuus timber ramp. The
suit Involved a lnrgo amount or
standing timber In this section. The
1 mt no hHaorl htn tlorliiinii mi the
crutM of n Independent cruVor.
A new trial was denied the eom
I'UlV Mutl last Mati"tti liilit.i -
Atrrttigboart, the Wonder Bog-.
IStrongheart. the wonder dog, of
Laurence Trimblo and Jean Murfin
has Just made another great western
er, "Brawn of tho North," which has
been wonderfully produced by Mr.
Trimblo and MIha Murfin, and now
allowing at tho Itlnlto theatre.
It has a succession ot hand-to-hand
battles betweon dog and man.
down steep mountain sides. Photo
graphically, tho picture is' superb
with marvelous tints and magnificicnt
backgrounds. Xo more effective
natural background can be Imagined j
i nun iunt ennsen as ino sceno oc
Stronghnart's latest film, effort.
The dog himm?lf Is as masterly an
actor as ho was in "Tho Hllont Call."
Ilo la more lion-hearted; than IUchard
when ho rescues tho baby from the
wolves, quick to hato und always
ready to defend. ir
Strongheart Is ably supported by
Ireno lilch nnd Leo Bhuinway in tho
leading roles.
Fair Gloria In "Glided Cage."' I
"Her Gilded Cage" with Gloria
B wan son. appearing as Fleiir dAmour
In this picturo tonight at tho Page
theatre. It Is mado from Miss
Nichols' play "Tho Love Proam" nnd.
In Its foundation, nt least, seems
based on tho story of Gaby Dealys
and tho King of Portugal.
This is fair to bo one of tho best
pictures th,o fair Gloria has over ap
poured In nnd has had wonderful
success all over tho country. It has
a wonderful lovo story, is well staged
and well played.
Harrison Ford, David Powell,
Walter Hicrs, Anno Cornwall and
Charles A. .Stevenson aro in tho sup
porting cast.
AVI 11 Itodgers' comedy "Tho Uopln'
Fool" is tho funniest picturo ho has
ever made, nnd there are numbers by
"lietty" ltrown, organist.
PARIS, Dec. 9. "Why do women's
dresses cost so much?" This eternal
man's question was put to Madamo
Jeanne Paquin, and her cryptic
answer was: "They don't."-
For 33 years Madarno Paquin has
been making dresses In Paris for tho
wealthy from all parts of tho world.
It may bo that her idea of what is
expensive have been influenced by
tho cIuhh of trade which automobiles
up to her doors, but nevertheless her
answer was tho sincere expression of
a business woman. For in tho next
breath sho said: "Or, rather dresses
do not cost tho buyer so much, when
It in considered what they cost the
producer,"
Madame Paquin employs about 900
people and turns out 4000 dresses a
your. About 25 out of every hundred
of her gowns . have to be discarded
because they are not properly made.
This accounts in part for the high
cost of thoso that aro marketed.
"To obtain an art product, there
must bo waste." Madame Paquin ex
plained. "A painter may make many
sketches be Core he finally reaches
tho creation that Is called art. It is
tho samo way with dresses. I cm
ploy people who do. nothing but sit
around and criticize our dresses, and
if a given dress doesn't satisfy them,
a now one must bo mado for the
client These peoplo must be paid.
Some of them get a hundred thous
and francs a year. There are only
a few people who can engage in the
profession of beautifying womon with
clothes. These few must be paid accordingly."
"Women object to the high cost as
much as men. It is a mistake to
think women like to pay high prices
for their dresses. Tou con tell all the
husbands that women dispute their
bills to the last penny."
"How much does It cost to dress
a woman well for a year " Madame
Paquin was asked.
"There were many women who
spent a hundred thousand francs a
year before tho war on their dresses,
and If they did this now their bills
would run to a half million1 said
Madame Paquin.
"But I believe, for tho average
woman who can afford to dress in i
such houses as mine, that CO thousand j
francs a year would do it, giving her
about IS dresses a year. This would
give her in each season about four
dretiseu, one. for the strcot, one for
sport, one for evcplng, and, ono for.
uftornoon receptions. Add what is
necessary for- cloaks, furs, hats, '
shoes, umbrellas and underclothing
and the total would come to about
$5000 in American money."
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FOR BETTER WEST
VANCOUVER, B. C, . Jan. 8.
Earnest efforts to consummate tho
endeavors of the paRt work to or
ganlze a Pacific westbound freight
conference was made today nt tho
conference of shippers from all Pa
cific coast ports and from New York
City 'Called after preliminary confer-
enco at Seattle, San Francisco nnd
i Portland. Prospects were consider
ed bright for an agreement accord
ing, to shipping men. It was not
known 'today whether the Yamnshlta
j KIsen Kaisha would enter the con-
ference, but it was said the Canadian
Kuvtrriitiiiriii iiiui inuu i tmimv iiiuiieu
which at the last moment held aloof,
had decided to become a party to the
land agreement.
Lines represented at today's meet
ing included the Blue Funnel, Cana
dian Pacific Steamship company,
Ltd.. Canadian Government Mer
chant Marine, Ltd., Canadian Robert
Dollar company, Columbia Pacific
China Mail, Osaka Shoshen Kaisha.
Furness-Prince," Nippon Yusen Kai
sha, Pacific Mail, Java-China-Japan,
Toyon KIsen Kaisha, fUruthers and
Barry, United States shipping board
and Barber line. C. C. Dow, repre
senting the Canadian Steamship com
pany, Ltd., of Montreal and J. D.
han and F. F.. Horn of New York,
representing tho Atlantic-Far East
conference, attended tho session.
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tor who finds that BINZ Bronchi
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traction of the cough when a child
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This wager has never been paid
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4331 Farmers of Jackson County, Ore.
1445 Farmers of Siskiyou County, Cal.
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This is the first complete directory of this kind ever issued in the county.
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