Medford mail tribune., March 15, 1923, Page 5, Image 5

MKDKORl) MAlfi TK1HITNE. MEDFORU. OKKOON, 'j'Hl'KSDAV. MARCH 15, iji-j:1
FTTH!
Now Showing at Rialto Theator
BE EXPLAINED BY
LONDON', .Van'i 1 :,. (!! th As
'.atecj Pivss. ITho uiiiia'i'nia that
s followed last Sunday's Irish ar
sis ill Great llrlluin has Induced
r Kiugsley Wood, member of the
use o draft a bill which In. will
irodticn next Tuesday uinendlug
. rcilorat'on of order in Ireland
t. The measure propc-e.i that in
r evetst of future deportations un
r the) uet, the home secretary lr
l'gedltn inform the advisory com
tten established by the act and that
tbln a week this committee- must
nBidor whether the deportation is
r.t and reasonable. The persons
noted would have the right to at
ii1 the hearing.
Members of parliament r!o not lie
vo that the bill will have the least
ance of passing the house but lis
iroducl'on will give the govern
int an opportunity to make elear Its
sltlon, which now is rather ob-
ya'V.i)V") ,.'' -. m. ....... . seS-frfCM"",
SCORE. 1500-1341
PRISCIU.A Dt'AN m'UNDER TWO FLAGS"
old IiiimiilH Lower.
WASHINGTON', March 15 Hu
rts of (.'old into the Tinted fitnt"s
ring February, were valued at $S-j
2,736 and were pmallcr than those!
any month iu the last three vearn.
Id oxnorts" totaled $ 1.303.0S9, !
ie to the average.
CIA WOBBLES
IIRL8! BEAUTIFY
E
ry This ! A Gleamy Mass of
Luxuriant Hair
n a few moments you can transform
n plain, dull, flat hair. You ran have
abundant, soft, glossy and full of
. Just get a 35 cent bottle ot
indcrine" at any drugstore. Then
isten a soft cloth with the "Dander
" and draw thiB through your hair,
ing one small strand at a time,
tantly, yes, immediately, you have
ibled the beauty of your hair. It will
a mass, so soft, lustrous and so easy
do up. All dust and excesaivo oil is
roved.
-et "Dandcrine" put now life, vio;nr
1 brightness in your hair. This
nulating tonic 'will freshen your
Ip, check dnndrufT and falling hair
I help your hair to grow long, thick,
ang and beautiful.
ILITTLE OiL TOWN
AS JAPAN RAPS j RAISES $50,000 FOR
TREATY DEMAND: DEMPSEY-GIBBONS
I'EKINO, M.inh 1 3. ( Py the As-' HILLINGS, Mont.. Marrh 13. A
Koviatoil rna) Tokio's n'J-otin of,K;H:il to the lUtlin: Cinzrlto from
China's effort to nhrofrult tho 21 '. Slit U-y. M.m!., wys that at a iiifftlnfi
mantis tn-niy of 1315. to nulaiin Dar-jof sport fans iu tin IItlU oil town
iu find I't:t Arthur from Japaivsi ' last nlylit fcfiS.uOrt in rash was miwtl
l'asfs rur.nintr half a n-ntury. lias ! unj nhvlifos wciv rM ivftl I'rrm ,:!
caused no surprise in pMHic.il i ir-j nnin tota:!nif 200 o(i moi? than
rl.'s hm whore the natiuV of, Jnnnn'H 1 no Wl!"' for einjr a rhampion-
., , . inhin match l-twon Tom in v (lii!"n
n-ply was aminpattMl. ; . , 4 . r .
L, . , ,. , , .'and Jark Di-njitm-y in Sh.-lhy July -I.
!. t. i' ,7 I The oommittfp in rh.irae says that
verytliinK now waits on u favutallf
Ni:V YOKK, Man-h 1.1 Tho ou
Wit in IIo,fu wit Idn 1h still n uiftrth'
wnnl. its wi.-liler still in thv invln' ihl"
I inuKtor of tho ivories. Younft Jukt
K haotr, son of th "old wizard "
known it touay. Iiopi; vomphitt1!
his d.-iViirt.. of his U.2 bulk line bil
liard worlil'H t-humpiinhip titli lartt
nlht. uiii.'in.-'Ihk l-r'00 ..-lnls l: th"
thii'ft Mork.s tf hiH t-halli-iiKn nwirh
whilo tho S.HI r-.ant'iMviu was total
im; m-j .
iitl with drama and rolor aud ro
plrti ttirouiihuul with disvluj- of
t'niotli-n and tfinponiment, tho thrc
dny tiiurnain'tU ramo to a finish that
pwt'pi tin tr.00 HP'tatntM fpotn their
M-al.i. Tho end f tho first l)iHk,
SWmef.T h'd &OU to 277. Tho m-xt
niwht lluppo ruado 7-3 polal;) to
tkhaoftT'H -1 0-.
lluppo rn:n( to tho laid" lu;. nlht
fix points ahivid. Ho rounu-d 43 ho
foro ho miKSt'd ah asy ono-ushiiti
draw. Iloppo noytT lost tho Wvul atul
though ho wavorol how ml tlnn-H ntvtr
:ho ond. as did SohaotVr. ho maln
tained tontj ol. Hoppo usod ovory
oonooinil o nhed with unorrinn
daring. His Hpood w.ih unranny.
ilttsidi'H holding his litlo. ho won
pormanont possession cf tho ?10'O
diamond niothil oinhlornatlc of tho
ohampic nship and his f ldo wajjor ol
$iyftO with Hohaofor. Ho will not ISo
Kiiht't to rhaH-imo until a now
trophy is offoivd.
X-ray pUturus tnkon of his ukull said
that no Horlovm injury was done. Tho
found that tho loft Mdo of Ii.h hoad
l from bohlnd tho oar to tho loft it-m
pl and from tho porioial bono to
j tho bni-'o of tho skull, wnn lirtlumod.
i Th' paid today that ho was iniprov
1 Inj? and nntiolpate -no dans-'t'oiis da
velopmnts. Uronnan' admiitiMi that it wan th
worst hvatlnff ho vor had roi.olvod
lU-sido tho hoad injury aiul hh
bruUoii, lJrtnnan hurt a bono in Ii'h
tiKht fiH.t tho tL'iino lee ho brk-
; w hon Jaok ln:py a vo him flit
I of his othi-r two knookouts.
Th ChUiiHO boxt-r in hahl to 1-it.vo
hlriLftt-lf opon to HUt-h blows a th mo
, adiniriiHtort d by Klrpo- It wan tho
"nibKH punoh" tr ono of Itn varia
tion thnt oaunvl tho knoi'k iu:. NV?:t-n
wtdtlHTinit ft Htorm Iln nn.m cionrhM
ohlnd hit) arms, b nvlnn :lio lw U of
hi; htMid ftnd nook un-prot-vtoo'.
: l"rn l"l"'l twl -o at tho h vtpPnl
Tlih an intorprrtor to tear r-olnof
o "Sonur lirt'nnnn," but wna nat pfr
mlnod within tho niok room.
I In din in Piny IUhIs,
! CI.EVEI.AX1. Marol
I ClovoLind Indian wont
, Fin., oarly today for ihoir first
loajfiio punio of tho kousou w i
tTficinnati ltodf.
Moilmann, tho iJotroIt Amor lean'
iard hlttlriff outfhddor and ons of the
lending batninon In tho huxufl, Ut
iturtintc another wason's trulnlnif
iruo to form, llollrnann drovo four
15. The (balls out of tho lot at Augusta, On.,
to Orl indo. i durintt yostordiy txittinjf prtctlcs.
lnt-r-'no of thorn was still on tho rljw as
h tlu , t oloarod tho con tor fh-ld wall and
brought a hoop- of dolltfht from
i Manaitor Cobb.
furthor rojoindor. It is ffonorallyi
f.-or.sidored that tho loUlnp Kovorn
mont's rhlof doslre in HondlnK tho
noto was to comply with tho donuind
of China that . they proHorve tho
rooord as objootinff to tho oontinu
anoe of the troaty. in view of tho ap
proaching expiration of tho old
k-ar.oH on Darion and Port Arthur
which are .extended fifty years- under
tho new pact.
Cndcr tho present nebulous Htato
of tho ChlnoHo cabinet Interest In
Japan's attitudo Is ovorsnhadowed by
the fcreiitor quoHtinn of the Immediate
future of -the T'eklnff Kovernment. It
is conceded ffonerally that even
nhould tho present ministerial truce
result in the -cabinet's retractlnR' def
initely its proffered resignation, tho
country has no j?uaianleeH that there
will be no further coercion on the
part of militarists. Furthermore,
there is evidence of n lack of soli
darity
ieply from Dempftoy.
Tho .Montana state department of
the American Legion, in conjunction
with the Touio county post, will have
oharnef of 11,0 affair and tho ontre
profit from th? bout is to be devoted
to onrinK'for the disabled soldiers of
the state.
"Under Two Flags," Rialto
Prlacllla Dean is doinff tho fines',
work of her Hcreen. career In "Undor
Two Fiass," the feature attraction at
among members of the cabl- the Hlalto theater this week.
net. Tho course to be pursued is the
subject of much speculation. The
likelihood is that several portfolios
will bo chatiKed. Tho foreign minis
ter hns been In his offico only lonif
cnotiKh to receive the Japanese reply.
STRIKE GAS WELL
IN WASHINGTON
The story, tile star, the director, and
the principal supporting players 'afford
an Ideal combination and one that
makes for splendid entertainment.
Had tho parUof "Cigarette" beuu writ'
ten for Miss Dean sho could not have
fitted into It more admirably.
The color ol' old Algiers, itn mas
sivo but dilapidated barracks, its
oualnt alleys and its Interestingly
Queer ehnractors, are all cleverly and
accurately incorporated in tills fea
ture.
Tho desert scenes in this produc
tlon aro exceptionally finu, and the
siKht of the racliif? horseman bucking
the drlvinK, blinding sandstorm Is a
superb piece of direction and, not only
from the point of susponsive Interest,
THE semi-flat
tread of the new
Goodyear Cord Tire
with the beveled All -Weather
Tread
means smoother
running. Its new
improved rubber
compound means
longer mileage. Its
heavier sidewall re
sists rut and curb
vrear.The reinforced
blocks of its beveled
tread mean a pro
tected carcass. - Its
low price and our
serviewmean econ
omy. At Cifrr SrWr. Sftlen
Dmlmrt If i mnj r.cm
mnrf Goodymr Tirtt mnj
tec Ihtm up vi'fi HmnHmr
Medford Service Station
GOODYEAR
EVERETT. Wash.; March 15. A
strong flow of irns has 'been obtained
fmm n VfA 1 fft fiifit fli'nti r1rlllil on
tho ranch of A. K. Amundsnn nt ! Iut from tho standpoint of photogra
Bwnn's trail, two miles from here. It 1 P'llc achievement.
issues from the well with a roar anil j Miss Dean never looked now anted
Is inflammable. Rome time ao n better la her successful career than In
flow of gas was tapped when n well j this picture. She In. splendid In her
was being drilled for water on trio i emotional portrayals, and magnificent
same ranch. Amundsen says he pro- ,n her aceneB of fBr- and tempestuous
poses to sink another and larger nn,ipaiinmv niYectlonate ouc
. ' moment aua men uisconcemngiy op
1 poBlte the nest.
James Klrkwood, in tho rolo of
Corporal Victor, gives a particularly
satisfying performance, and Stuart
Holmes Is given every opportimity
to employ his sardonic grin and bring
into play the talents Hint have placed
him in the front rank ot screen
! "heavies."
shaft.
Drink Water If
Kidneys Bother
Take a Tablespoonful of Salts
Back Pains or 8ladder Is
Irritated
Popular Play at Page
"Trifling Women," tho latest suc
cessful dramatic presentation of the
Flush your kidnevs by drinkiwr a quart master-producer, Hex Ingram. U the
of water each day, also take salts ocra- l'age offering and Is already proving
sionally, says a noted a-.itjioritv, who immensely popular. It bus the dra-
tells us that too much rich food forms pintle thiill of "The Four Horsemen,"
acids which almosfparalyie the kidneys ,he romnntic beauty of 'The Prisoner
of Zenda," and tho suspeus? of "The
in their efforts to expel it from the
weaken; then vou mav sutler with a Conquering rower."
dull mwry in the kidnev region, sharp i In order to point n nyral to his
pains in the back or sick headache, dizi- pleasure-loving and frivolous dautihter
ness, your stomach sours, tongue is i who ignores a devoted lover, her
coated, and when the weather ii had author-fathor reads to her tho nianu
you have rheumatic jwinges. The urine cr1 t of hlg npv n;)V(,t ,10 Hlory of
gets cloudy, full of sediment, the ehan- 7aTa tho cr.stal Rl1zer. lie recounts
nc s often get sore and irritated, obhg- ,'1"c""' v'- ' " .... .,,,.,
inB you to seek relief two or il,c the woman s terrific fasclnatloo which
times during the night. ' leads brother to conspire against bro-
To help neutralize these irritating ther and father against son. lie tells
acids; to help cleanse the kidneys and of Zareda's hold on nn old baron,
flush off the body's urinous waste, get . whose son, Ivan, too, shares her fa
four ounces of Jid Salts from anv phar- vora of tne young man's departure t:i
"I30' tl,, ZL.Jt?lrt!Z ? r. of the baron's death at Zareda s
c 3ss of water before breakfast tor a i . , . , tU .....i
few days, and vour kidnevs may then instigation, nnd of the other dramatic
nnppftUilIKH "llllll llHinw 111-: -rt-..j
stand out as one of tho most unuRual
ever plcturlzed. '
A perfect cast has been assembled.
Among them aro n quartrtt who n
penred in "The Prisoner of Zenia."
Lewis Stone, Hnrbnra 1 MaiT. Kd
word Connelly and Hamon Novarro.
Hound four of "Tho leather Push
ers" series and a Pathe News are oth
er Items on this entertaining bill.
act fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of F"Pcs and lemon juice, com
bined with lithh, and his been used ffir
years to help flush and stimulate slug
gish kidneys; also to neutralize the acids
I In IIIC svsiem i.u-v mi MjiiK'-r irrn.i.c, ,
thus often relieving bladder weakness.
J.id Salts is inexpensive; can not in- I
jure nnd makes a rleliphtful efferves- ',
cent lithia-watrr Irink. Hv alt meins 1
have your physician examine your kid- I
neys at least twice a year. 1
1-03 'ANGELES, Mar. lj. Jack
Dempsey, world's heavyweight ii ixing
ehampion, early today was still nwa.t
ing word from his manager, Jack
Kunrns in New York, for details of nn
offer bo said he had received to meet
I.uls Kirpo at Iluenos Aires lust nlgbt.
Tho I,os Angolos Kxaminer said Demp
snp had beeu ot'l'erud a, puro of $750,
000 plus $25,000 for training expenses!
and 75 per cent of the motion pictuvo
rights. . .'.,,-
South American promoters aro In
New York to confer with Keains, ai
cording to Information Dempsey says
ho received from his manager.
"Of course the match is not cinched
yet," sahl Dempsey, "but my informa
tion is that it will be. I have been in
communication with my manager dally
uud nightly and he seems to think U
will bo only a matter of a few days be
fore closing the match.
"Flrpo is unquestionably a good
flshter," ho said.
Meanwhile Dempsey Is looking fir
more sparring partners to Join two
or thrco who aro worklnj? wltr h.'ni
each day. lie has been' training since
bis arrival noma time ago and says he
is In good condition.
NEW YORK, Mar. 16 (llq Associ
ated Press). Tex Uickard, Madison
Square Garden promoter today de
clared that Jack Dempsey, heavy
weight champion, cannot accept tin of
fer of $750,000, reported to hnve hiveu
made by Argentina promoters for a
fight with Luis Angel Kirpo In Iluenos
Aires in November, because of a con
tract under which the South American
pugilist has agreed t b x ssloly uuder
Ulekard'B direction for a year.
rronnan lUvmern.
?:i3W YOUK, March IS. tllll
Ilrennnn, f'hliOHO heavyweight, is ex
pected to leave the hospital where he
sought relief yesterday from eoncus
filnn of the brain reuniting from the
knockout blow delivered by Louis
Kirpo In their bout .Monday within a
few days but It will be a long time
before be Is ready lo enter tho ring
ilrennan s condition never ' was
crlti'-nl nnd KurfjimnH whn examined
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HAIR -VH)
GROOM
1UM WsUL $ Y I ji
KeepsHaif -rJ
Even obstinate, unruly or shampooed
hair stays combed all day in any style
you like. "llair-Ciroom' is a dignified
combing cream which Rives that natural
eloss and well-groomed effect to your
iiair that final touch to good dress both
in business and on social occasions.
Millions use grcaseless, stainleii
"Hair-Groom" because it does not show
on the hair. It is absorbed by the
scalp, therefore the hair remains so
soft and pliable and so n.VOral that no
one can possihlv tell you used it. Not
sticky or smelly,
, I'lTTSliritO. March 1 5. Tr-is-
urer Ham lrcyfuc cf the I'tttwb'iitr
NatinnnU has re.-elvotl word rum !
t'omnilrjiloner 1-tndis of the re-in-
; NtHteineiit of Uuymond Stelnedcr .
eateller. who left tho toeiil club it;
j isso to pkiy v. Uh tlielll City. Pa., j
; Independent team. A queiy bus lie-n 1
sint to Stelneder at his hunn In 1 tm-rt-sl fur th
lani. a. j.. (i.sKiiiH wtieirver no wuuiki
rejoin tho rittuhitrg ilub.
I.iiriy Smmucii Tiim Wins.
KANSAS cnv. March 15. Larry
Stimuli Alhlelie etub of Hollywood,
t'al . won from Kansas State nornml
s'!buo. Kinpurla. Kas.. 4U to. 33 in
the -itniateur basketball tournnriient
here today. (lild and D-VlrttHu
1-arry Semon tiuxn..
IiI'.THnlT Man-h
15.
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M u-ry easiest letter to hear.
E" Is the
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V.nien a woman finds that she can do cooking better than
s!ie ever did it before, do it with the utmost economy of
fuel and food, and ot the same time free herself from the
necessity of forever standing guard over a hot stove, she is
likely to do !ometh!ng about it.
restinghotise
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They nre the rangen that have really reliable automatic
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ctirelcss talk may have led you to think.
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