MEDFORD NfATL TRfBtTNE. MRDFORD OREGON", THURSDAY, MARCIT 29, 192.1
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The CRllfornlai-Oregon Power com
pany will shortly Inaugurate a new
service In Its organization which will
have as Us purpose the development
of new industries in all the territory
of southern Oregon and northern
California now served by its power
lines.
The activity of this service, which
will be called the New Industries De
partment, will cover the whole field
of commercial development. It will
work In close harmony with the cham
bers of commerce of the various com
munities located in tho territory
served by the company.
William H. Crawford, at present
manager of the Department of Indus
tries of the Portland chamber of com
'merce, has been placed in charge and
will undertake the work of organizing
this department. He will move to tho
home office of the California-Oregon
Power company In Medford to take up
his new duties within a few weeks, as
he has considerable work to complete
for the Portland chamber with whom
he has been connected for the last six
yearB. '
. "Our organization has been influ
enced to take this step," statod II. L.
Walther, division manager for the
power company, "largely because of
the success of similar departments of
leading eastern utilities. The Balti
more and Ohio railroad and the .Ala
bama Power company and a number
of others have employed it to great
advantage. We are not altruists, but
our people believe that this service
will benefit all of southern Oregon and
northern California fully as much as It
will the California-Oregon Power company."
Now Showing at the Page Theater 'GLORIOUS GLORIA'
Jlii SEEKS DIVORCE
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Doutflas Madf- tj11tiv The Hottentot"
FRIDAY, SATURDAY ARE
DEUEL'S DOLLAR DATS
Deuel's big department store have'
set aside Friday and Saturday of this
week as dollar-days and will feature
some mighty attractive bargains forj
women Special price reductions have,
been made for the occasion artd ar-l
rungements have been made for a!
liiige pre-Easter shopping crowd.
Peerless Bakery Has
V' $3000 Electric Oven
The Presbyterian church is looking
forward to Easter Sunday as one of
the great days if not tho greatest day
of the yoarT Many new members will
be received, the music will be of the
highest quality and varied in charac
ter and the messages of the day will
touch not only on the great miracle of
Easter morn centuries ago but also on
the miracles wrought through faith
and prayer since that day in every
century and the wonderful miracles of
grace as manifest in the saving of tho
souls of men and those of the healing
of the body at the present day the
great divine healing movement that is
attracting the attention not only of
the people in many of our churches
but of many ministers, among them
such outstanding men as Dr. S. Parke
Cadmen, who stands among the high
est in the Congregational church, Dr.
J. H. Jowett, of the Presbyterian
church and other outstanding men of
both England and America.
The music will be furnished by tho
Presbyterian male quartet which has
won the favor of all who have heard
them, a mixed quartet, vocal solos,
and an Instrumental trio that takes
second place to none in this part of
the country. There will be an abun
dance of music at both morning and
evening services. Watch for the pro
gram later. v
The Peerless Bnkery is now baking
bread In a new $3000 electric oven,
according to Mr. Bodenhamer, Its
proprietor. Thia oven will biike 384
loaves of bread in one baking.
Every piece of machinery in tho
bakery is electrically equipped from
tho mixer to a new bread wrapper.
The bake shop has been put in first
class shape, has been newly painted,
and more window space provided,
which makes it ono of the finest and
most modern bakeries in southern
Oregon; -
Mr. Bodenhamer Invites tho public
to come over and Inspect the bakery
at any time;
A from the
factory
i FRESH
VTOBACCO j
yvfo now l Jsg
I ROLL YOUR OWN WITH
I RisT-a Croix Paprc AltachJ I
We carry a full line of Garden
Seed3
Hall & Hall
Cash and Carry Grocery
318 East Main
H. S. TONIGHT
The high school Parent-Teacher
association will meet tonight at tho
high school domestic science room.
As the floors in tho building are
being oiled, members nre requested
to use the south sido entrance door.
A big turn-out at this meeting is
greatly desired, -as there is important
business to transact and plans to dis
cuss for future work. All persons
interested are urged to come pre
pared to give their views, criticisms
and support.
The assotiation is thinking of put
ting In the high school rooms a mem
orial of Mrs. Fabrick's splendid di
rectorship as president for the past
two years. Just what it shall bo is
undecided. Some propose that it
shall bo n bust of ono of tho great
masters In literature, music, drama.
statesmanship or oratory. OthorH
suggest a mustorpioco in art,, a good
copy of a great painting or some fine
cforence books for the library.
Opinions and tastes vary In such
matters, but to many minds tho most
appropriate memorial and ono of
local setting and atmosphere, Is a
good siKed picture of Crater Lake,
tho ono immediate jewel of the
beauty of Oregon.
Association members are retruested
to help docldo this matter tonight, as
sist in nominating tho future corps
of officers, join In the plans for the
"Boys vs. Dads" baseball game in
lato April assist in getting ready
for tho big convention that Medford
is honored with this coming late
summer.
PRE-EASTER DAY
OF
There will be n pro-Easter, nil
day sei'vk'O of prayer in tho First
Christian church Friday, beginning
at 10.30 In tho morning. Mrs. Jonas
Wold, president of tho Woman's
Missionary society, will havo charge
of tho morning program. A covered
dish luncheon will bo served at noon.
The nftornoon program will begin at
2 o'clock nnd will bo presented by
Mrs. Frank Patterson, former pastor
of the First Christian church at Ash
land. Those two services will be
under the auspices of the woman's
Missionary society, but nil women of
the church and their friends are in
vited. A special prayer service will also
be held In the church on Friday
evening at 7:30. This meeting has
been planned by the superintendent
and teachers of tho Biblo school, nnd
will lead up to decision day on Easter
Sunday. Kev. D. I.. Howe, the new
pastor of tho church, is expected to
bo present and have charge of this
service.
A very splendid prayer meeting,
led by Mrs. Pntterson. was held in the
church Tuesday evening. There was
a largo attendance, nnd a very de
cided spiritual uplift folt by all present.
I.OS ANOEI.ES, Murch 29. Glo
ria Swnnson, motion picturo actress,
sued for divorce yesterday by Her
bert K. Somborn, who churgod her
with desertion, hud made no state
ment on tha suit early today, but
friends recalled her declaration after
their separation nearly two years ago
that "sho was through with married
life," nnd henceforth would devote
her Ufa to her child and tho films.
The child Gloria Swanson Som
born, two nnd a half years old, will
remain with her mother, it Is report
ed, regardless of the outcome of the
divorce action.
The complaint states they were
married December 20, 1919, and sep
arated May 15, 1921.
At tho time of their marriage,
ficMiiborn gave his age as 36 and Miss
Swanson's as 20.
Miss Swanson was first married' to
Wallnco F. lleory, motion picture ac
tor, In February, 191G. Ho divorced
her on tho ground of desertion in De
cember, 1918.
I
sovorul machino guns, retreated with
out a fight. Many of their regiments
are said to have gono over to the revolutionaries.
MONTEVIDEO. March 29. All ad
vices from tho Brazilian frontier agree
as to tho gravity of tho situation in
the state of Rio Grande do Sul and the
great extent attained by tho revolu
tionary movement.
Tho capture of Itosarlo cause great
alarm in Santa Anna do Livramento
und In Quarahy. Tho Inhabitants of
both these places fled, taking refuge
in Atnques, a Uruguayan towu Just
over the border.
An uprising also Is reported In
Viamao, about ten miles from Porto
Alegro. The rebels are said to have
taken possession of the railroad.
Banditry has assumed large propor
tions in the southern part of the state.
WASHINGTON, March 20. Tho
state department has taken steps, It
was officially announced lato today,
to convey to the. soviet government,
through tho American ambassador
at Ilerlln, the "earnest hope" that the
lives ih ireiii)iniiuii s.-imiuk mm
MonslKiior Uutchkaviti'h of tho Cath-
nlli. I'll ui'ell. Iltltli'i HeiltclK'n to be
executed tomorrow In Moscow, "may
be spared. "
-v GIVE CONCERT
An Easter concert by the D. O. K. K.
I band under tho able leadership of Wil
son Waite will be given at 2:30 Sun
day attornoon in the city park, weath
er permitting.
This band, one of the finest in the
southern part of the state now consists
of 25 pieces and plans are being made
to increase it to 30 pieces before the
national Dokey convention to bo held
in Portland in August. The band in
tends to attend the convention and to
competo with nil the other Dokey
bands that will bo present It Is ex
pected that the musical department of
the Medford lodge will compare favor
ably with any of those represented at
the convention.
The program for Sunday's concert
Is as follows:
"Gloria," from 12th mass Mozart
"Spanish Waltz", Santiago Corbin
Popular, "Carolina" Silver
"Suite Atlantis" Safranok
(a) "Nocturno and Morning Hymn"
(b) "A Court Function"
(c) "The Princo and Anna"
(d) "The Destruction of Atlantis."
Popular, "Swanoo Smile"
Ring and Hagor
Serenade, "Love In Idleness. ."Macbeth
March, "Garde de Corps" Chambers
Star Spangled Ihinner.
C.E.
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Mnnv nf ibn vounir liconlo of the
city ore looking forward with a great
deal of enthusiasm to the Christian
Bndenvor rally which will no neia
In tho First Christian church thl
evening. Supper will be served at
fi-ao. nnrt tho friMnwinc urogram given
In the auditorium at 7:30:
Half-hour sung service, lea by Mr.
Harry Seougnll.
Devotional period, led by cv. E
P. Lawrence, pastor of the Medford
Presbyterian church.
Solo, Mr. Seougall.
ArlrlrpM lti.v. F. KoehlOr. DS8-
tor of the Presbyterian church of
Ashland.
Address, Mr. C. C. Hamilton of
nnutnn.
Miss Lorna Denn, president of the
Crater I-ako union will preside ni
this meeting. Mr. Hamilton Is field
anrnlam (if 1hn l:nitri ChriHllail
Bndeavor societies, and is a speaker
ot spienaia niuwy. ii is impeu mm
a large number will he present ti
hear his mewiKe. which will deal
u-llh tha nrpipnl iilnna nml mirtlOHC
of the Christian Endeavor movement.
Mrs. J. E. Ziegler
fflv
How's your Stomach?
Any DIM row?
Rn tnm Ciroar. "T wish T rnulrl tell
how thankful I feel for having hoard
of Dr. 'lurcen Planant I'elletH, for
thry havo brought mo so much ro-
Ilff since I havo been using them.
For vrarH I hjivo had the worst kind
of stomach trouble; after eating 1
would have a feeling of nausea, a
sourness, and a sort of suffocation
with henrtburn. Things wore very
mlHprttiiln fnr mn, T hnH tn out to
kfep u My and yot 1 knew every
time I ate this awful condition would
return. 1 have trjed nil kinds of
thins that I thought would help and
often have nope without food in the
hope that things would be better. I
urn now fooling tho Kreatent freedom
from pnln In my ntoinach nnd boweln
that I hnvo Mt In yearn and I K've
the Pleasant !Vllet credit for It."
Mr. I. L3. Zli-Kler. 4 4 1 outh 18th St.
Hfml 1e in Dr. lMTre' Invnltdfi'
llnti-l in Buffalo, N. Y., for trial pkg.
Write for free medical advice. Adv.
E
OF COAL MINERS
SEATTLE, March 29. Upon the
outcome of ft conference to be held
in Washington, D. C, either late to
day or tomorrow between represen
tatives of the United Mine Workers
of America, including Martin Flyzlk.
president of the Washington state
district and President Harding's coal
fact-finding commission will depend
whether union coal miners of Wash
ington will walk out Saturday mid
night, according to union officials
here.
Four Dio in Flames,
RIVERSIDE, Cal., March 29.
Three Mexican lnborera were burned
to death today In the bunkhouse of
the Arlington Heights Fruit company
four miles east of here, according to
a report from that place.
Explains How Enlarged
Veins Can Be Reduced
Often Times Veins Burst and
. Cause Much Suffering, Expense
and Loss of Employment
Many people have become despon
dent because theyi have been led to
believe that there Is no remedy that
will reduce swollen veins und
bunches.
If you will get a two-ounce orlul
nnl bottle of Moonc's Emerald Oil
(full strength) nt any first class drug
store nnd apply It night nnd mornliifir
as directed you will quickly notice an
Improvement which will continue
until the veins nnd bunches are ro-
duecd to normnl.
Moone's Emerald Oil Is extensively
used in hospitals and in factories as
first nid to tho injured. It is a harm
less, yet most powerful germicide nnd
two ounces Insts a very long time.
Indeed, so powerful is Emernld OH
that soft bunches, goitre swollen
glands and wens nre reduced. It
Is one of the wonderful discoveries of
recent years nnd anyono who is dis
appointed with Its use can have their
money refunded. Heath's Drug
Store. West Side Pharmacy can sup
ply yon. Adv.
DUENOS AIRES, Mar. 29. A Monte
video dispatch to La N'nclon Bays that
advices from tho frontier town of
Rivera report the capture of Alegroto
by ni-azlllan revolutionaries. Tho
town was fortified and the govern
ment forces, although in possession of
ATLANTA, Oa., March 29. Intro
duction by the government of a"tnas
of documentary evidence marked to
day's session of the trial In federal
court here of Victory E. Innea,
charged with using tho malls to de
fraud Mrs. Elolse Nelms Dennis, who
with her sister, Boatrico Nolms, dis
appeared mysteriously ten years ago.
The evidence presented by the prose
cution Included letters, photographs
and written messages, ,
There are 41,600,000 men, women
and children In the United States who
work for salaries or wages.
"CASCARETS" TOCLEAN BOWELS
When Sick, Bilious, Headachy, Constipated, for
Sour Stomach, Gases, Bad Breath, Colds
Clean your bowels then feci fine!
When vou feel sick, diszy, upset,
biliouB, when your head is dull or ach
ing, or your stomach is Bour or gassy,
just take one or two Cnscnrets.
As soon as the boweU begin acting
and bowel poison and bowel gasaia aro
cleared away, you will feel like a new
person.
'CnBcnrets nevor sicken or cramp you.
Also splendid for constipated children.
10 cents a box, aUo 25 and 60 cent
sizes. Any drugstore.
23 SERIES SPEC1AL-S1X
TOURING CAR $1273 .
You make no mistake when you select
theSeries 23 StudebakerSpecial-SixTour-ing
Car. " You can determine, in advance,
why it is so desirable a car to own by
doing four simple things.
Come in and inspect it carefully from
radiator to stop-and-tail light. Note its
long graceful lines, the beauty of its finish
and upholstery, its sturdy construction,
roominess and unusual equipment. . ,
Get behind the wheel yourself. See how
conveniently all controls are placed. No
tice what a relief it is to have a one-piece,
rain-proof windshield, giving unobstruct
ed view of the road ahead. See how easily
it steers how faithfully it holds the road.
Test its acceleration, power, flexibility.
Drive through traffic at low speed in high
gear. See how conveniently it can be
parked where space is limited.
Then compare any car within $300 of
its price with the Special-Six. Compare
the specifications, performance, comfort,';
appearunce and refinements. ,,.
And finally talk to some Special-Six
owners. Ask them frankly about their all
round satisfaction with the Special -Six.
The Special-Six possesses every essen
tial for lasting satisfaction.
1923 MODELS AND PRICES o. h. factories
MOHT-SIX ' SPECIAL-SIX I BIO-SIX
S-Pan.. Ill' W. B.. 40 H. P. S-Pmn., lirW.B.,50 tt.P. T-Pan., M' W. B., 0 H. F.
Touring 75 Touring H75 Touring $1780
ScSsasi0 975 .,., op.-) . i-Mprzz"4oo
(l.Pw.) 1325 Coup" (4-Pim.) . H75 Coupe (5-Put.) JJSO
SeCm x.1550 SMan -. KSO Sedn. 1750
Tbrma to Moot Your Convenience
Hittson Motors
36-40 S. Fir St. 1 ' Medford, Ore-
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LINOLEUM and
RUGS
AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY RUGS AND
LINOLEUM AT SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES
WHILE THE BARGAINS LAST
A FEW PATTERNS OF 6-FOOT LINOLEUM TO CLOSE OUT AT
80c Per Square Yard
A FEW PATTERNS OF 12-FOOT LINOLEUM TO CLOSE OUT AT
95c Per tSquare Yard
INLAID LINOLEUM, FROM $1.20 TO $1.45 AND UP PER SQUARE YARD
Rugs Have Advanced in Price. We Still Have a Few Axminsters and Tapestry Brussels at
The root complete line of
Htovrs and Ran row
In Hon t hern Orrtfon
the Old Prites They're Real Bargains.
MORDOFF 6 WOOLF
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Everything to Furnish v the
' ' " Homo 'after the BnW
Housecloanlng.