rEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, lfEBFORD, OTrROONT. WEDNESDAY. MAY 9, 102.1
RtOE TIIREE
PROMISE BETTER
Beautiful Los Angeles
Woman Gives Tanlac
Credit for Health.
JURY LIST FOR
Ina Claire at Page Theater May 14
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MRS. FLORA B. RUSSELL.
Tho woflderful powers of tho Tnn-
pac' treatment are again very forco-
'Ifully demonstrated. This time in the
fcase of Mrs. Flora B. Russell, hlplily
'accomplished and esteemed resident
;cf 636 N. Orange St., Glendale, Cal.
JShe says: ' '.
't "At tho time I commenced taking
Ih'anlac I was suffering from anaemia
cund a nervous, rundown condition.
jkMy stomach was so disordered that
everything I ate would bother mo
Cnnrl fit tiniPH T cnnlrln't rptnin pvnn n
'J IrIiiss of water. I thought I would
never be mvself analn.
4 1. paver
it r "But
H 'for sin
kl .1 pvif
But Tanlac Just suited my case.
nee taking It I feel as well as
J ever did. I have actuallv trained
j twenty pounds in weight and I sleep
t lko a child every night. I believe
''Tanlac will help anyone suffering
S jike I did."
IV Tanlac is for sale by all good
; druggists, i Accept no substitute,
j Over 37 million bottles sold.
j 1 Tanlac Vegetable Pills arc Nature's
ipwn remeuy lor constipation. for
salo everywhere. AHv
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DANCE
IMIroy's Orchestra
Fair Grounds
Thursday
: .May 10
8:30
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BOOTH
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"THE FLIRT" is such a story as Booth Tar
kington has always loved to write full of
dramatic situations, irresistible humor, and
just enough pathos now and then to arouse the
softer emotions. No one knows American lifo
as Tarkington knows it; no one can depict it
more graphically.
CENTURY
COMEDY
PATHE NEWS
Tho annual summer irrigation re
strictions for water users commenced
today, one week earner than last year
and City Superintendent . Davis
says tho regulations will bo strictly
enforced.
A new rulo this year Is that Sunday
sprinkling hours will bo the samo ns
all other days, 4 to 10 n. in., and 4 to
10 p. in. AH hours of sprinkling are
ono hour shorter this year for every
day, ending nt 10 a. m., or 10 p. m..
according tb where you live.
Monday, "Wednesday, Friday nnd.
Sunday morning are the times for
those residing on the cast side of
streets running north 'and south and
north side of streets running cast
and west.
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and
Sunday afternoon for all living on
west side of streets running north
and south sido of streets running
east and west.
Corner property is govorned by
street on which tho house la num
bered. City Superintendent Davis snys they
are preparing to lay another line of
10-inch pipe across Bear Creek to
connect with tho south Oakdalo lino
to give better service In tho south
part of tho city.
Elect Congressman in
Washington Sept. 25
OL.YMPIA, May 9. Tho special
election to choose a successor to J.
Stanley Webster, who has resigned
as congressman in tho fifth district,
was set 1or September 25 by Gov
ernor Hart yesterday. The primary,
to nominato candidates, was set for
June 19.
Congressman "Webster, 're-elected
last November for tho term ending
March 14, 1925, resigned to accept
appointment as United States district
Jndgp for enwtorn Washington.
Was a "Bear Cat"
"My wife was never an angel, and
after five years of liver and stomach
trouble she became a 'bear cat. No
doctor or medicine helped her and wo
thought there was no help for her.
Our grocer told mo of Mayr's "Won
derful Remedy, which had. helped
him for tho samo trouble, so I
brought homo a bottle, but she
promptly threw it out. I got it back
and after a week coaxed her Into
taking it. .She is now enjoying tho
best of henlth and deposition.", It
is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes tho catarrhal mucus from
tho intestinal tract and allays tho In
flammation which cnuBes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal ail
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. For sale by all drugpists. Adv.
A SHOW FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Masterpiece
ADMISSION: Adults 35c; Kiddies
SUNDAY "MY WILD IRISH ROSE"
Tho Talented Actress Will Appear In "The Awful Truth."
FORTTjAND, Ore., May 9. Frost
caused serious damage to pears,
peaches and apples in Josephine
county during the past weok, says tho
crop report' issued today by tho
weather bureau here. Some local
damage was caused in other coun
ties. The cold weather at the close
of last week and beginning in this
week was unfavorable for pollination
of apples and thero is some complaint
of dropping of prunes and a light set
of pears and cherries, but on tho
wholo tho fruit crop is in fair to good
condition and in some instances it is
excellent.
Winter wheat continued to do well
In most sections of Oregon; it is stool-
Ing out in central counties and is in
the boot in some of the warmer west
ern localities. Seeding of spring
wheat and oats is generally nearly
complete except in elevated districts.
Early sown spring grain is doing well,
but rain Is needed for thut which
was sown late. r
BEGINNING
TODAY!
Note: This show has the
indorsement and been rec
ommended by the Oregon
Council, National Motion
Picture League,, and Parent-Teacher
Associations.
BETTY BROWN'S
flirty music. You'll whis
tle it afterwards.
10c
ISO
BRAN SAVES DAY
TULE LAKE AREA
KLAMATH FALLS, May 9. M.
C. Stewart and L. R. Regan, former
service men with homesteads in tho
Tulo lako area,, saved tho day for tho
grasshopper drlvo when they return
ed from Medford Saturday with 2800
pounds of bran, which they hauled
in ono car with a trailer.
When it was found, on tho eve of
the poisoning campaign, that there
was no bran available in Klamath
county, tho two homesteaders vol
unteered their servhies. Although
tho load seemed excessive for a tour
ing enr to haul, they successfully
made tho trip, negotiating Topsy
grade without trouble. Without the
bran tho poisoning would have been
at a standstill, and their volunteer
services were h f gh ly n pprecialed by
tho county agent's office.
Stewart, who drove tho car, lost
ono leg on tho Marne In France. Rea
gan was with tho railway division in
Fiance. Roth took up homesteads
in the recent Tule lake land opening.
OBITUARY
YOUXG Lulu May Wood Young,
wife of Georgo B. Young, died at Sa
crod Heart hospltnl yesterday from
influonza-pneumonln, aged 54 years,
9 months, 1 day. Mrs. Young wus
born at Hloomflold, Indiana, Aug. 7,
1SGS and was married to Goorgo B.
Young nt Long Island, Kansas, March
20, 1S9.1. To this union were born
four children, Paul A; Embi;a S.:
Mrs. L. A. Dcnzier; Philip T, Young,
all of Modford, Oro., who with hor
husband, survive hor.
Tho family camo to Medford, thir
teen years ago and ten years ago set
tled in tho Orchard Home district.
Mrs. Young also leaves five step
children, four sons nnd ono daugh
ter: Ray A. Young, Taft, Calif.; Mrs.
N. Harper, WllBoy, S. D.: Glen Young,
Springfield, 111., Leo Young, Virgil,
S. D. : Goo. B. Young, Lisbon, Iowa,
and two sisters and ono brothor, Mrs.
Ora Holbert, Mrs. Ethel P. Weed,
Long Island, Kas., Carson Wood, Me
Cook, Nob. Tho remains aro at tho
Perl Funeral Home. Funeral ar
rangements announced later.
News Summary
of Last Night
NEW YORK Testlnlony before fed
eral trndo commission last night dis
closed tho fact that well known motion
picture stars received frdm $100,000 to
$350,000 for each plcturo thoy work In,
and for renewing contracts, wero
awarded as much as $00,000.
CHICAGO Any plan which pro
vides for tho essentials of a pernio,
nent world peaco should be acceptable
to democrats and republicans allko,
former Governor James M. Cox said,
last night
Miss Ciimmlngs Put Out.
BURMIAM, England, May 9
(By tho Associated Press.) Miss
Edith Cummlngs of Chicago, tho only
American entrant In tho ladles' open
championship of Great Britain, was
eliminated today by Miss M. G. Wlck
enden of Neville 5 nnd 4.
Siller to Return In Juno
ST. LOl.'Ig, Mny 9 George Slsler.
star first banemnn for the St. 1ouis
Americans, will return to his position
somn time next month, according to
Phil Ball, president ot tho club.
. Tho jury list for tho May term of
tho circuit court ' wns drawn this
morning by tho sheriff and the
county clerk. Tho grand jury will
convene) Monday, May 21, and the
petit jury Monday, Muy 2S. Tho first
soven names drawn from tho box will
constitute tho next grand jury. Tho
list is as follows:
Bella Miller, housowlfo, Cold Hill.
Adio Williamson, housewife, Med
ford. J. D. Morrison, farmer, Ueaglo.
T. E. Daniels, retired, Medford.
R. D. Sanford, farmer, Ashland.
Harry 1J. Altken, machinist. Pros
pect. M. P. Schmltt, insurance agent,
Medford.
G. H . Stowell, farmer, Eaglo Point.
T. S. Nichols, merchant, Eaglo
Point.
M. E. Ward, farmer, Phoenix.
Delia M. Hose, housowlfo, Ashland.
Earl 0. Hrlscoo, farmor, Talent.
R. Ij. Ray, farmor, Modford.
C. II. Nickorson, retired, Ashland.
Maudo Van Scoyoc, housewife,
Medford.
Mary D. Roberts, housowlfo Med
ford. Ida Ponrl Jarl, housowlfo, Modford.
J. J. Pollett, farmer, Tnlont.
Magglo Burrowos, housowlfo, Mod
ford. Ed Smith, farmer, Jacksonvllo.
Daisy Dlnns, housewife,' Medford.
Mary Browning, housowlfo, Mod
ford. Ellis Call, farmer, Ashland.
C. M. Howell, farmer, Modford.
Jane Kent, housewife, Modford.
.Tames Hardy, retired. Ashland.
Nina Colvig, housewife Medford.
Dexter Patterson, Ashland.
Lee Black, farmer, Rucli.
Pauline E. Greaves, clerk, Medford.
Fred Dorn, farmer, Jacksonville
Of the 31 names drawn, 13 aro wo
men, and farmers prcdominato
among tho men drawn. Medford fur
nishes 14 of tho jury quoin, Ashland
(1, Eagle Point 2, and tho balance ono
onch from Ruch, Jacksonville, Ilcagle,
Prospect, Gold 11111, Talent and Pros
poet. WELL AT TALENT
Consldernblo excitement was caus
ed this liiornlnK In Talent by lllo re
port that oil bad been Uncovered on
the Tim Burnett place near that city.
J no dlHcovery was mnno in a wen
about 12 feet deep, which waa beiiiK
cleaned out. For Homo time tho wntor
has been unfit for household pur
poses, and steps taken to find out
what was tho matter. Tho water was
reported covered with oil. An oil ex
pert looked over tho situation, nnd as
a result of his report which was fa
vornblo, stopH will bo taken to de
velop tho prospect.
Absentee Meeting at
The First Methodist
"TheHour With the Absentees" at
the First M. E. church last night was
well attended despite tho storm that
came up Just at tho time peuplo
wanted in go. The bouse, however,
wuh comfortnhly filled, and nil thor
oughly enjoyed these "absentees," as
they In turn, ono nfter nnotber,
brought back tho old homo and the
loved ones us they wero In our .child
hood days.
Just ns fnmilles of today, some had
Had, palhetio memories nnd others
full of fun and comics, which wub
shown by some of tho evening's num
bers. So, after nil, wo are all Just
ono big family of Clod's children and
life Is all very much tho samo happy
and sweet If wo mnko It so, or other
wise if wo cIiooho to havo It so. On
a wholo, everyone was well satisfied
with "I ho visit" nnd nro anticipating
more such pleasant evenings together
In the very nenr fdture.
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The Doctor Was Right
When the good old family doctor
was asked about baking powders,
he said:
"Use Royal. It is made from Cream
of Tartar and is absolutely pure.
You could dissolve a couple of tea
spoons of Royal in water and drink
it with benefit. That's'a health test
, mighty few baking powders can;
meet."
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The doctor was right.
Made from Cream of Tartar
derived from grapes
Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taite
There Is
Why Army Shoes Are
the Best
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Army llol) Nulls, nl.o 8 ......$1.83
Army Marching Klion, (looilyrar Welti. $3.70
Old llonnsty Mix-rnsln I'nc, 0 In top ......$3.43
Old Honesty Moccasin l'acs, Vi Inch top '. $8.33
Buy Your Shoes at the Army Store and Save Money
United Army Stores
32 Central Ave., South
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