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COLONEL BULL
IS ACCUSED OF
Robin Hood, Wonderful Film, at the Page Theater Tonight I D. A. R- PREST-
THE "SIGN POST"
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All Diy cards are on the table, says
Colons Bull, but members of the
Medford Chamber of Commerce know
that lie is playing Willi a market)
deck J The Colonel In his announce
ment; ryestorday exposes his plot to
put s4methlnK over. He has named
only l)ihe men on the Andy Gump
tickets Just as 1( the members of the
T chamber had not brains enough to
do thoir own selecting.
The trickery of the Colonel can be
soon by his entering a third ticket in
ths contest for directors of the Med
ford Chamber of Commerce after the
two regular tickets had been an
nounced. The Craters and the Bugl
nosB Mun'B tickets each have eighteen
Humes on' them, giving the members
a choice, but Colonel Bull does not
alve them that privilege and names
only nine'. Iho exact number to be
voted upon
With the worn out slogan "vote 'cr
straight," which Is the time worn
hope of all political gangsters to con'
trol every election, the Colonel has
nguin shown himself up ns being of
the old school which flourished in
the days of tho old ward boss who
made his hcadquarterapin the corner
saloon.
At a conference of tho campaign
managers of tho Craters and Busi
ness Men's tickets today. It was de
cided that should, tho Colonel insist
on further thrusting his ticket down
the throats of the members, that so
ar rious charges will be filed against
him, based on information and belief
DISLOYAL TO U. S.
SCENS F&OW DOUGLAS FAIRBAnKS in RXJSin -HTDTDD'
"Robin Hood" Is such a remarkable
picture in so many ways that it is al
most impossible to describe it The
mammoth production opens its pre
mier showings in southern Orogon at
the Page today to run the remainder
of this week. It is the sort of thing
that there is at his home at Buncom' "la' "s mton l'lcture to the
rertnln form of liauld In process of P'"" it is intended to occupy and
uignmes it uy achieving someuinns
really line and worth while.
Douglas Fairbanks' "Robin Hood"
has come to Medford after glowing
receptions in Los Angeles, Chicago,
New York, San Francisco and Port
land. .
manufacture: that the prohibition of
ficers would like to put their hands
on. .,,:.)..
G
S FORUM
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Around the formidable old castle of
Richard the Lion-hearted and the Vil
lage of Nottingham in those palmy
days of debonair knighthood, the most
stirring scenes in the annals of mortal
romance are enacted.
Probably never before has a motion
picture served Biich an enchanting
purpose in "restating" the true basic
principles of romance ns "Robin
Hood" so adequately ilooa. The very
spirit of what love meant in its most
notnble triumphs lias been lifted out
of the dim past and presented in this
production which aptly can be termed,
"photoplay at its peak."
WASHINGTON, April 17. liolshov-1
Ism and pacifism were brought under j
a raking fire at the opening scs-1
siou of the annual congress of tho ;
Daughters of the American Revolu-j
tion, yesterday. I
Airs. George Maynard Minor, presi
dent general, In the first address, ask- j
ed American women to link them-:
selves together for a battle against 1
influences at work to destroy Amer
ican institutions and suggested that a
portion of the American public school
system presented a fitting placo to
carry on such a crusade.
Moro than 8000 teachers In Amer
ican schools, Mrs. Minor asserted, n it
only are disloyal to thoir country but
are using thoir positions to dissemin
ate disloyal doctrines and discredit
the ideals of the American nation. She
asked the organization to Bee that
teachers In their various localities be
compelled to confine themselves to
proper Instruction.
The execution of Vicar General
Butchkavitch in Russia.., the speaker
naifl. wnn nnlv the outward mnuifostn-
The poetic verve, tho enlightening tlon , . EOvernmontal nollcv which
artistry of the master painter and the j uenles the nom0 tlle country and God.
exhllara'..ng "atmosphere" of It all are j The pttclfial8i Mra. Minor said, "nre
projected before tho modern eyes in trylng lo disurm America and kill
such a comprehensive manner as to )atrlotism in tho hearts of her dofon
cause any one actually to live with dorB " Hut s)le declared that it was a
those characters who ronact the v , .i--,.,..
thrills and tho frills, the glory and , Tho )roaidcnt.goneral withheld her
ITS THE "THRIFT ROUTE" THAT
LEADS TO TREASURE ISLAND
starting time
-at tho
Medford National
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the story which unfold the secret of
the truest and highest form of tho
greatest thins in Hie love; undying,
"unsigliing" love.
'Betty" Brown, wonder organist,
approval of birth control, which she
thought might make toward destruc
tion of tlio American home, but alio
suggested that tho modern tendencies
which aro affecting the life of Amor-
accompanying the picture in Inlmit-: ,can Bl,.la are los8 uangerous than
able style, is 6ne of the big features
on the Pago's program.
With increased production comes
the problem of marketing and one
form of disposing of these products,
other than Belling them in their fresh
stnto Is by means of canning.
Prof. E. H. Weigand, the canning
and dehydrating spaclalfst of the
Oregon Agricultural College, will ad
dress tho members' forum of the
Medford Chamber of Commerce on
this subject at the Medford hotel to
morrow noon..''
The disposition of the 'uroductB of
1h4 llogue Tllver 1 v&lleyv ii -anMm-5
portnnt topic and one Which, as time
advances, niunt receive the serious at
tention of the citizens of Medford.
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MEET JULY 13TH
HOOD RIVER, Ore., April 17. El
bert Bede and Hal B. Hoss, respective
ly president and secretary of the Ore
gon State Editorial association, today
designated Friday, July 13, as the
opening day of the annual 1923 con
vention of the association which will
be held hore dn .pars with the annual
Mount Hood climb of the Hood River
American Legion post.
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. OREBLEY, Colo.; April 17. "We
are making out all right without
him" -and "I have washed my hands
of i the- whole thing," declared Mrs.
Bert LOwo, .commenting- on tho life
RGnt'anco imposed, upon her husband,
B6rt,ti0we, Saturday, for tho mur
der Of !hls sister-in-law, Edna Fern
Skinner,- a school teacher, last July 2.
Ixiwe .was found guilty after tho
prosecution in his trial presented evl
denco to show- that he had felled Miss
Sklnne'f by ft blow on the head and
had set her body afire after saturat
ing her (Clothing with oil. A scheme
to collect Insurance wns alleged.
Lowe maintained that tho girl's death
4 was caused by the explosion of an oil
stove. "..'..,-.-' .
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Hewlett
friend, where I had a fine visit with
her and her daughter Violet while
Mr. Alonderfer was attending to busi
ness. But on Inquiring for Mrs. Dor
son found that she lived some fifteen
miles further up the river, and we also
learned that the party had no connec
tion with the electric plant, so we
decided that it would be useless to go
farther. But while I was there of
course I was looking around for Eag
lets and learned that Mrs. Middlebush
er had just installed a ram and put up
a 3000 gallon tank and by that means
lias plenty of water for domestic, nnd
irrigation purposes. Sho also had her
boys levelling up a place, for a lawn
and everything looked, prosperous and
lovely. When I inquired why they did
not use electricity she said that there
were not enough people there to justi
fy the electric company putting in a
transformer notwithstanding they
SHOW INCREASE
COST OF L
WASHINGTON, April 17. An
crease of one and one-quarter
in
they have been pictured.
Kvtlw Socialists Bent. -llEUXE.
Switzerland. April 17.
(l!y the Asosclnted Press) The so
cialists' proposal for the submission
of all custom tariff agreements with
foreign governments to a national
referendum was rejected In yester
day's plebiscite by a vote of 3 to 1.
The measuro was defeated in
every canton excopt Zurich.
Relieves Backache
"Have had kidney trouble and back
nche for many years and I tried sov
eral doctors but got only temporary
relief. A friends advised mo to try
" ! Foley Kidney Pills, and before I used
pec: two boxes I was entirely well," writes
cont in wholesale pfices in March as i a. C. Perkins. Summer Shade, Ky,
compared with Fobruary was shown Kidnoy and bladder trouble requires
in figures on 401 commodities an- prompt treatment. Foley Kidney PUla
nounced today by tho bureau of lauor;givo quick rollof, Rofuse substitutes,
Insist upon Foley's. Sold everywhere.
Adv.
Have You Seen ihe v. .'
PRIMULINUS HYBRID GLADIOLI?
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These exquisitely graceful flowers are of slightly hooded shapf
oxhibit beautiful combinations of yellow, pink, orange, cream
other harmonlus shades. Nothing handsomer for arranging)
howl, using a big glas9 frog to support tho flowers. . i
They really should ho planted by tho hundred, to get the full :
of. color, hut a dozen Is decidedly worth while. $1.00 tho doze
for f3.&0, 100 for ?C.OO.
Send for my tenth annual catalog with complete list of glads
many attractive iriso sand perennials.
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W. L. CRISSEY "GLADIOLUS FARjY."
R. F. D. 1, Boring, Oregon.
Mrs. F. M. Stewart of Medford came
out on the stage the first f the week
to visit her son, William Perry. . . .
Among the business callers Wednes
day were H. W. Ward, the foreman on
what used to be the H. B. Tronson
orchard, but which Is now being
statistics ot the department of labor.
Building materials nnd metals again j
Bhowed the greatest advance in prices,
have the main power line right close the increase for commodities in those
by. Trail is a very small village situ- two groups averaging three and seven
ated on Rogiie river at the mouth of per cent, respectively. Smaller in
the creek by that nanie and up the , creases were recorded for the groups
creek there are Beveral very good j of farm products, foods, cloths and
small farms where they raise considor- clothing, chemicals and drugs, house
able alfalfa and grain, and the most ' furnishings and miscellaneous commo
of the farmers have orchards, but the j dities.
majority of them turn their attention I In the food group, raw sugar aver
to caring for stock and poultry, but ! aged 18.2 per cent higher and granu
oineo fliov nro within nn hour rrr two I lilted sugar 17.0 per cent higher in
ride of a market many of them are
turned into nn alran'a field; Milo Con-1 turning thoir attention to the dairying
Ford to Aid Service Men
.DETROIT, April 17. Henry Ford
announced today that at least eighty
rooms at.the Henry Ford hospital here
will be put at the disposal of former
service men in Michigan in need of
medical treatment. No charge will be
hade... ' ' '
ley of Lake Creek, Mrs. Walter Wood,
Carlyle Natwlck and A. C. Husen, the
manager of the J. H. Cooley farm and
orchard.
Among the visitors at the Sunnyside
for dinner Wednesday whose names 1
secured (for there were between, twen
ty and twenty-five took dinner), were
Mr. Wlllets, representing the Stan
dard Oil Co., S. K. Peterman of the
Star Meat Market of Medford, F. L.
Bailey nnd wll'o, agent of the U. S.
General Laud Office, J. H. Carter,
Harold Vanscoy, our popular and ac-
ond poultry business,
I noticed as we were riding along a
very decided improvement in tho gov
ernment telephone line running from
Medford to Crater Lake and beyond.
There were six or more ot tho forest
service men at work putting up cross
arms on tho telephone and adding two
wires, a very decided improvement to
the service.
But I see that I. have got switched
off from what I started in to say when
I spoke about who was here for dinner
In speaking of Thos. Rlloy nnd Mr.
commodating mall carrier On the j wildley I started to tell about them
Medford-Butte Falls route; Mr. Selsby
representing a Portland hardware
firm; Thomas Culler of Rogue River,
and B. L. Kingery of Wellen, who was
over with a team to take a large 1600
gallon tank and the tower It stood on,
for Lyle Carlton, also of Wellen, that
Lyle bought of Ernest Dahack, our
barber, that he Installed to furnish
water for his shop and garden, as he
has installed an electric automatic
pump that does away with the neces
sity of a tank.
We also had E. O. Thomas, agent
American Central Life Insurance Co.,
and M. D. Vlnyard, deputy agency
manager, whose district office is In
Medford, were here for supper, and so
was Ed Gorney who was a late arrival
WOMEN OF
MIDDLE AGE
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Relimtl of Nerronsnett and Other
Distressing Ailments by Lydia t.
Pinkiam's Vegetable Compound
i"' ir,.1.fci M v "TflrttnokLvdia from California.
fepiShim's VegetableCompound four E. Jones of Mnlene, Kansas, came
years Bgo, aim m in oil mu suiko j liursuay illuming uu
taking it now for the his way to Ilutte Falls to visit hlB
Change of Lifo and brother-in-law, J. P. Hughes, a retired
other troubles ana l mercnant ot mle Mr- C- W-
receive great Deneui ,,,, ,, ,,,, p T rono1 ,
tolct you use my Medford were" also passengers from
letter as a testimc- Medford and here they took the Lake
nial because itis the Creek stage for Itrownsboro to visit
truth. 1 found your J. D. Henry's family,
booklet in my letter- w L- Alenderret of the People's
box and read it care- Eiectrc Btore Medford, and William
fully.andthatisnow d f Mcdford (laT wId,v and
JI came to take tho .. . ' .
u,. "j .lf. It has i nomas nney, one oi our irequeni
S'Jqiioflitlttoall visitors were here for dinner Thurs-
BiEhL and a better appetite. I haverec- day. Mr. Alenderfer was out here try-
ommended It already to all my friends ng to locate a prospective customer
and relatives." Mrs. EnchLEMANN,2032 for a Thor washing machine and we
Palmetto St.,Ridgewood, Brooklyn, N.Y. concluded that she, Myrtle Dorson,
For tho womaii suffering from nervous wag of Trall g0 aftcr dlnnor we 8tart.
troubles causing slceplesaness, neaa-1 e() fof j voUmt(iored to g0 wIth hllni
foSnd ? Splendid medicine. For the minutes arrived at the town of Trail,
woman of middle ago who is passing it is a regular treat to ride over that
through th trials of that period, it can portion of the Crater Lake highway
be depended upon to relieve tho troubles , tnroUgh the farms and orchards and
common at that time. ,j to see the flno crops of grain and
Remember, the Vegetable wmpouno. BrownB akinR , ,, 0n
baa a record of """y.""' Jvlisa our arrival we stopped at the Trail
win iiiwrifci no uw . . I
ill yjLtaJl
being engaged painting W. C. Daley's
home, and that they aro engaged to
paint several others and they natur
ally come to the Sunnyside for their
meals. There aro quite a number
living in town who come here quite
often for their meals, for Instance Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. B. Holmes, Thos. Riloy,
Ray Stanley and family, Thos.' F.
Nichols and family and several others
whoso names I seldom write in among
the Eaglets.
. Mrs. Nettie Grover of Medford,
came out Friday morning to visit her
brother, William Perry.
Among the diners at the Sunnyside
Friday morning were Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Brown and II. H. Williams of San
Francisco; Thomas D. Riley, son ot
Joseph Riley who is engaged In truck
ing lumber out from the Elk Creek
mill owned by the Hayes brothers;
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stephenson of the Mod
ford Grocery Co., Charley Terrlll and
wife, R. G. Brown of the firm of
Goo, Brownfft Sons and Win. Coy, be
sides quite a number of strangers,
whose names I failed to secure.
F. J. McPhcrson, one of our popular
merchants, reports that Alex Mathews
f. D. Hill o Derby, C: E. Stllle, W. H.
Isbell and Oeorgo Klngle were among
the customers Friday.
Friday evening we were favored
with a fine entertainment by the
Parent-Teachers association of Med
ford, but my letter 1b too long to men
tion particulars in this letter, but will
try to mention same in my next.
March than in February
Fuel and lighting with an average
decline of 2.7 per cent, Bhowed tho
only decrease of all the commodity
groups, due to further declines of bi
tuminous coal prices.
Of the 404 commodities on which
the averages were based increases
were shown in 189, decreases In 79
and 13G were unchanged.
Compared with March a year ago
the general level ot prices showed an
Increase of twelve per cent. Metals
and metal products were 36.7 per cent
higher; building materials 27.7 per
cent; cloths and clothing 16.7 per
cent; farm products 10 per cont and
miscellaneous commodities .8.5 per
cent. "
Tires and Tubes, Visible Gas, Accessories
Ajax nnd Coast Tires and Tubes are quality supreme, fully guaran
teed. Don't wait any longer and meet the big rubber advance. .(...
See our Spotlights, Baggage Carriers and various accessories.
Drive in and make us prove that we can save you money an '.' give
you entire satisfaction In every way. '
ARMORY SERVICE STATION
I'liclllc lllfrlnvny at .Turkson Ktroot Medford, f,?egoil
ArniNtroiiK Wolff
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better 'way to
break-fast
VouBhould give it a fair trial now. hostess, Mrs. Mlddlebusher, an old cent, an hour.
Street Car Strlko McinphlH.
MEMPHIS, Tenn., April 17. A
strlko of CTiO street railway employes
went Into effect at 6:30 o'clock this
mornlnu. Tho company, for the flrat
day. at eat, will make no effort to
move cnn. officers assorted.
Tho men now receive 88 cent an
hour for the first hour, 32 cents for
the second and 48 rents for tho third
They demand a flat Increase ' of 7
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Have to Go
Clogged up Kidney Deposits aro Dis
solved and tlio Toxins (l-oisons)
Completely Driven Out. Drug
gists Told to Guarantee It In Every
Instance.
"Your very life," says Dr. Carey,
"depends upon tho perfect function
ing and health of your kidneys so
whatever you do don't neglect them
Dr. Carey's famous Proscription
No. 777 (known for years as Marsh
root) Is not recommended for evory
thing, but we cannot too strongly
urge Its use If you suffor from nn
noylng bladder troubles, frequent
uasHlnc of water night nnd duy, with
Bmartlns or Irritation, brick dust
sediment ir highly colored urine,
bloating Irritability with loss of flesh
or any other tendency to ' Hrlght's
Disease, Diabetes or Gravel, for kid
ncy diseaso In Jts worst form may
bo stealing upon you. '
Don't wait until tomorrow to begin
tho use of this wonderful prescrip
tion now obtainable in both liquid
and tablet form If you huvo any of
tho above symptoms. Kidney and
lilndder troubles don't wear away,
They will grow upon you slowly,
stealthily and with unfulllng cer
tainty. If ffnit even nuspect that you
are subject to Kidney Discnse, don't
lose a single day for every good drug
gist has been authorised to roturn
the purchase money on the first big
bottlo to all who stats they havo re
colved no benefit. Adv,
MACHINE WORK
Repairing
Babbitting and Welding
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
Every morning
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Why? Active children wise mothers
know there is nothing better to break the
1 3 hour fast than a good portion of steam'
ing Olympic Wheat Hearts, properly
cooked. It arouses "sleepy" appetites and
quickly kindles the energy fires in the sys'
tem. Best of all, boys and girls, and grown'
ups too.never tire of it. You and your family
will like breakfast better with Olympic
Wheat Hearts. Why not have it for break'
fast tomorrow?
" PORTLAND FLOUR MILLS CO., Portland, Oregon
Mills at Portland, Oregon and Tacoma, Washington
1 Manufacturers of Olympic Ptncaka Flour and Olympic Flout
iEARTS
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