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KEDFORD SCOT TRIBUNE. BEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, IWRCH 27." 3323
FAVOR 2 TICKETS
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At the regular forum of the Medford
chamber of commerce tomorrow some
action will be taken toward getting
two tickets in the field for the election
of directors. The object Is to get new
blood Into the active management of
the Institution ana at the same time
to get every line of business repre
sented on the board. There Is a feel
ing among those directors who have
served for a long time that some of
the younger men of the community
should be called uoon to assume the
responsibility of leadership and an
active pre-election campaign would
undoubtedly bring about such a
change.
Dr. S. J. Reid or Portland will be the
forum speaker and his subject will be
"Correct Emphasis." Those who have
heard Doctor Reid have given assur
ance that the members of the cham
ber are to be treated to a mighty good
talk and a hearty laugh.
The forum will be held at the Hotel
Medford at noon and all of those citi
zens who joined the chamber during
the campaign are especially urged to
be present
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10 TANGLE WITH
Woman to Manage City.
WARRKXTON, Ore., March 27.
Mrs. R. E. Barrett, Seaside, Ore., bus
iness woman, last night filed . her
formal acceptance with the city com
missloners of the office of Warreaton
city manager. Mrs. Barrett will be
gin her duties as city manager hero
April IS.
MRS. G. W. HALL
SICK FOB YEARS
Wants Women to Know How She
Was Made Well by Lydia E. Pink
Lam's Vegetable Compound
Lima, Ohio. "Indeed, your medicine
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Ring pains and weak feelings. The Veg
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forget to say a good word for it to other
women when they say they need some
thing. "Mrs. G. W. HALL, 639 Hazel
Avenue, Lima, Ohio.
There are many women who find their
household duties almost unbearable ow
ing to some weakness or derangement.
The trouble may be slight, yot cause
such annoying symptoms as dragging
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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PAGK TOMORROW
The directors of the Medford
Chamber of Commerce met yesterday
at luncheon at the Hotel Medford and
transacted a mass of detailed busi
ness Incident to the membership ex
pansion campaign which resulted in
placing new problems before the or
ganization because of the large in
crease of members.
An election of directors was or
dered and this will take place as soon
as. the clerical work connected with
the preparation of same can be com
pleted.
An amendment to the by-lawB was
ordered submitted to the members at
the annual meeting whereby the an
nual dues will be reduced from $25
to S12.50.
The resignation of BenJ. C. Shel
don as a director was accepted and
as the time for the election 1b so close
at hand the board did not appoint
anyone to fill his place.
The payment of an attorney fee
for the preparation of the protest
against the reopening of the Medford
Rate Case as requested by the Cali
fornia Public Service Commission was
allowed. The reopening of this case
was denied and the reduced rates
will go Into effect on the 24th' of
April.
Pre-campalgn complaints by op-
chardlsts that no effort wob being
made by the chamber to attract peo
ple here for the purpose of develop
ing the orchard possibilities and that
nothing was being done toward help
ing the orchardlsts to solve their
marketing problem were given con
sideration and it -was decided that
os soon as convenient for the orchard
lsts the board will meet with them
and discuss their difficulties in an
endeavor to find a solution for same.
While the directors were in ses
sion the anpllcatlon for membership
of Jesse Wlnburn of Ashland was
handed to them which brought up
the total numbor of members to 643.
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U. S. Saving System
For Small Investors
A very attractive booklet issued by
the U. 8. Savings System tells what
the government is doing to encourage
the people to practice economy and
thrift. About twelve years ago the
Postal Savings System was establish
ed. During the war the national sav
ings movement grow in Importance
when war savings stamps and certifi
cates were sold to persons of small
means who wanted a Bafe investment,
and who pntrloticnlly wished to meot
the requests of the government for
money to carry on the war. But those
savings securities were not adapted to
aftr-war conditions. The government
savings system was reorganized and
treasury savingB certificates wore
Issued to take tho placo of war sav
ings securities. It is conducting a
campaign of education to teach the
people to Bave; and, it is offering for
sale a Bound, safe and convenient form
of Investment In denominations within
the reach of all, and which are fully
explained In the booklet. See ad in
this paper with couirnn to sccuro the
booklot.
Acrobatic Star, Page
Many movie stars have "leaped"
Into fame but Douglas MacLean, who
appears with Madge Bellamy In Thom
as H. Ince's comedy drama special,
"The Hottentot," at the Page theater,
beginning tomorrow matinee, claimB
he Is the first to "somersault" into
headlines.
Mac Lean pulls a stunt, said to be
one of the moat novel ever screened.
Riding on the running board of an
Eou$as Mac Lean. iThe "Hottentot"'
auto which hits a deep rut, he is
somersaulted into the air and de
scends on the back of a riderless horse
whic his galloping madly alongside the
car. The first horse used during the
filming of this stunt became so excit
ed as it raced the car that it crashed
Into the auto and broke a leg. The
stunt went off successfully with
the second horse.
INGROWN TOE NAIL
How to Toughen Skin so Nail
Turns Out Itself
A few drops of "Outgro" upon the
skin surrounding the ingrowing nail re
duces inflammation and pain and so
tnughonn tho tender, sensitivo skin un
derneath tho too nail, that it can not
penetrate the llesli, and the nail turns
naturally outward almost over night.
"Outgro" is a hnrmlras, antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever, anyone fun buy from the drug
store a tuiy bottle containing direction.
Beginning Tomorrow I
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A FIRST NATIONAL
ATTRACTION
Qoing Tonight
ANITA STEWART
in "Rose o' the Sea"
RIALTO
"Back Home and Broke"
Thomas Meighan in "Back Home
and Broke," a comedy drama full of
laughs and human interest of the
small-town type which appeals to
everyone, Is the attraction now caus
ing rousing gales of mirth to issue
from the Page.
Written especially for the star by
George Ado, one of America s fore
most humorists, the story plays upon
the heart strings with an effect such
as only a student of human nature like
Mr. Ade could obtain.
Lile Lee has the role of a small-town
sweetheart. Other players are Maude
Turner Gordon, Cyril Ring and Laur-
unco Wheat.
"Minnie" at Rialto
The Rialto theatre will have as Its
bigg attraction tomorrow Marshall
Nellan's latest production, "Minnie."
Nellan seems to have the genius of
Dickens for placing before tho public
real human incidents and make his
characters perform entertainingly and
through fine contrasts In thought and
actions bring out delightful comedy
and drama.
Leatrlce Joy and Matt Moore are
featured in "Minnie." In the cast will
be seen also George Barnum, Jose
phine Crowoll, Helen Lynch, Ray
mond Griffith, Richard Wayne, Tom
Wilson and George Dromgold.
OBITUARY,
WALTON' Kate Walton passed
away at the homo of her daughter,
Mrs. L. L. Stovor, SOS Dakota street,
at 6:15 this morning. Death came
as a rosult of heart troublo.
Mrs. Walton was born in Roch
port, Missouri. Feb. 14, 1S5S. In 187S
she was married at Waverly, Mo., to
Anthony R. Walton, now deceased.
Sho had been a resident of Jack
son county for the past 7 years, and
resided at tho Borkoley orchards un
til three weeks prior to hor passing.
She leaves two sons and two
daughters, Mrs. L. L. Stovor Mod
ford; Mrs. T. L. Kelly, Kansas City,
Mo.; L. J. Walton, Medford, and A.
T. Walton, Trinidad.
Funornl servlcos will bo hold at
Congors chapel at 1:30 Thursday.
Remains will be forwarded Thursday
evening to Oakland, Cnl., where In-
tormcnt will tako place. Rev. E. P.
Lawrence will have charge of the
service.
SALES Frances Schnldllng Snlcs
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Augustine
Schnldllng passed away in Portland
March 20. She was born in Jack
sonville but had been a resident of
Portland for the last 18 years, at
which place she was married to
Charles Sales. Sho loaves four broth
ers and one sister: William, Arthur
and Ray Schnldllng of Portland, Mrs.
O. Reagan and Edfward Schnldllng of
San Francisco. Remains will arrive
in Medford at 10:50 p. m. tomor
row, and funeral arrangements In
charge of 11. W. Conger, funeral di
rector, will be announced later.
Big Sale at Thrift Shop
Don't forget to nttond the big spring
opening of Thrift Shop on Wed. Mar.
28, from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Hats, sum
mer goods, shoes and ninny other
articles nt very reasonuble prices. Hot
tamalcs will be served. Come and see
what work the Thrift Shop Is doing In
your community whether you buy or
not. 4
An ounce of gold means SO hours
work In wages In the Vnlted States;
60 hours in Great Britain. 100 hours in
France and 200 hours in Germany.
HEAD OF J'VILLE
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Jacksonville perfected a chamber of
commerce organization last evening
at a meeting of some seventy-five citi
zens of that community. They adopt
ed a constitution and by-laws and
elected Judge G. A. Gardner as presi
dent; Frank Salsbury, vice president,
and V. J. Beach as secretary.
An endeavor Is being made to get
the use of the old U. S. Hotel building
and Install club features with shower
baths and other conveniences. Next
Monday a program of a clean up of
the streets of Jacksonville will be
formulated and the chamber has gone
on record to cooperate In the state
wide plan of agricultural development
as being advocated by the Oregon
btato chamber of commerce. '
Paul B. McKee and H. O. Frohbach
were Invited to address the chamber
and both-advocated a united action of
the people of Jacksonville with Med
ford and all other communities in the
county for general development of the
latent resources of Jackson county.
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As an appreciation of the splendid
work done by the citizens of Medford
during the past week In building up
the membership of the Medford
Chamber of Commerce, the directors
of this institution passed a resolu
tion thanking each individual con
nected with th campaign for making
possible this splendid success.
The ladles, who so faithfully work
ed during the drive were given spei
cial mention, as were the D. O. K. K.
Land and the Oregon State Chamber
of Commerce for the asBistame ren
dered. Emil Mohr and tho employees
of the Hotel Medford were oxtendoj
thanks for their cooperation In mak
ing the big civic dinner the success
It was as well as the series of luncn
eor.s for team workers that were held
during the week.
The campaign was more of a suc
cess than tho one conduced throe
years ago by the American City Bu
reau which cost this community the
sum of 14,222. This sum Is row
saved to the citizens of Medfor.l and
will undoubtedly be used for the pub
lication of a good booklet advertising
the valley to prospective aettlois,
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When Bilious,
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Jo clean out your bowels without
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Sick headache, biliousness, gases, lndi, '
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On a busy Los Angeles
street corner a checker stood
and asked ISO passing mo
torists "Which gasoline do
you use?" 63 answered"Red
Crown," as against 18 for tho
next highest brand a lead
of 250.
Becauia "Red Crown" is an all
rcfintry gasoline every drop of
which vaporizes rapidly and uni
formly in tha carburetor, and is
giving quick starting.smooth
acceleration and maximum mile
age, "Red Crown" is ffta popular
motor fuel everywhere.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
Its
RED CROWN
for the
experienced
majority
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Tlin Torle lens in most
comfortable and gives
mlriri rnngc of vision,
l-ot us show you.
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MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
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Wednesday Specials
Easter Sale of Hosiery
500 pair Women's Burlington Silk
Hose, colors black, white, beaver,
tan and cordavan, splendid O Q C
$1.25 grade, Wed. only, pair OO
All sizes See display in window
SHEETS
1 case 81x90 Wearwell Sheets,
fine quality, soft and white,
with the taped edge to insure
long wear. Worth today $2.00.
Wednesday, M AQ
each
PERCALE
1000 yards 36-inch Percale, 50
new patterns to choose from,
fine quality, cheap today at
20c. On sale 17 C
Wednesday, yard
$20.00 Silk
Dresses,
$11.50
Mann's Department Store
The Store for Everybody
Medford, Oregon
$30.00 Silk
Dresses
$25.00
Send Us Your Mail Orders
. Postage Prepaid
TENNIS EQUIPMENT
These warm, spring days are typical Tennis days! It is the finest time of the
year to play this popular game. We have a complete line of tennis equipment.
TENNIS SHOES
A special line of Tennis Shoes. Regular prices $2.50. Special .50
A special line of Tennis Shoes. Regular prices $1.50. Special $1.00
A special line of Tennis Shoes for children in children's sizes, priced from
- 50 to 75
TENNIS BALLS, TENNIS RAQUETS, TENNIS MARKERS,
TENNIS NETS, TENNIS SWEAT BANDS.
MEDFORD HARNESS CO.
Pull line of Spaulding and Wright & Ditson Tennis Supplies. '
"Medford's Sporting Goods Headquarters" '
226 East Main E. H. Lamport, Prop. phone 120-R
Have You Seen the
New Bean Sprayer
With Six-Horse Engine
One on Display on Our Sample Floor
It Is the Latest Thing in Sprayers
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HUBBARD BROS.