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MEDFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OKFOON'. WEDNESDAY. MAY- 9. 1923
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SPOKANE, Wash. May. As
emci of bringing desirable sti)ers
Into the slate, the Wnihlaf.oc Sit'.1
Farm Bureau ku announced its inten
tion of listing Washington acreage
ud farms whose owners waat to setL
The Plan, which meet with tbe appro
Til of .national farm lini officials,
tti developed by F. A. Savage.
It Is plumed to distribute tbe f.rsi
issue of the farm exchange bulletin
about May 10. About 18.W copies will
be sent out. "The farm bureau re
ceives cany letter from prospective
settlers teiling their circa rattan ces,""
said Mr. Savage, ""often from people
who do not like to deal with real
estate firm not known to them be
cause la tbe past many people tare
been dia;po;.r.iii in Laying western
property."
"tur ei;bar.ge department 111
secure liftings of farm lans ia !'.
j pins of Ibe state and we can ties ad-
vise prof;-ct h-re they will i,e arie
j to Fa tod just what they ran expect a
j piece of IluS to prduce. It is our aim
to brief only such scalers who can be
au aet to the community and im
prove themselves.
j Mr. Savre plan to appeal esrecial-
ly to people m bo are not reached ordi
; narily by chambers of commerce and
; snr.h organisations. He wiil send ei
'chance bulletins to farm bureaus and
' other agencies fur distribution, but
this will be supplemented by news-
paper and farm pa;er advertising.
D. 0. C. Veets at Berkeley
I BERKELEY. Calif, Way The
; t went?' -third annual convention of ti-?
' California division of the X"nilei
; riacgbten of the Confederacy, wi3 bt
' beid bere May -lL
0. 0. F. ELECT
pctfrd one. ecu sue. r.r erf &iuci
xk-Mb-s --y J. E F.ir.in. K H.
' Dryfc.nl Kd A- B WU-ifcir. tauw j
j in r( h-:nL. qu&ri ?'"-- j M-wr.
i 'rt..T:.jin. r,! & umrf ddr by
j H. A- Oanbd&r.
work ws en-vr Tlt?i-&- At
a : K-trdid jjjxr tiMSt-d lfa t-ni.
ArTER BOOIMRS
! Arle Tree Has Birthaay
j TAVCVITER. Wash. May. The
f titesy-eipbth birtbday of VaooouTer's
j ti-torw oid apple tree. tie oldest fruit
j tree to tie northwest aad 5e'rhans oa
the Par:f5c coast, was celebrated bere
; reocauy.
TATARRH
sf bead at timet is asaeSy
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V Ao Rub
Otar 17 Uilhm fan tW Yea
Hr'i Leetty Dead Anyway
OAKL.Xn. Calit. May Py a de
cree issuod by Seperior Court Judce
r C KoWbsob. Harry L leigbnieT,
busbaad of Mrs Grace Leipfctner. C'ak
lasd scbool tecber. is i eerily dead.
Mrs. Leicbtner said she bad not seen
ber tus'iand for cineteea years.
Tbe Si L-.bcm Orepfs I. O. O. T
a.i.rifttin vsj orr.isw-d ac3 oii"i-1
ly im-n'.l'-rs trom ail the Oddj
Fllf it-dce in Ibe valiey at a I
ttitenat b Id in Med!i.rd -erer4i j
al:-n,ffn aad iri the e--cirir ibe or-;
rftitioatien wa Hit n a Trorr.iMi.
foouni! hv one of the lirpei and
mt- frr.tr. usiaJRic crowds f rat n.t
tt :h- v.rjt-r aswerr.t k d ia tb city
lor a lcirc urre.
trffi"er lr the eoFuire year were,
f)Mld as oiiowt: i
J. L- rwnmtr of liedford. presi-;
der:t E. E. Pk:; p of Ashland xlce- i
I.resjder.:: E. E. Wilson of Medford.'
secretary; J. L Read of Medford. s
rreasurer: J- A- Norris of Jackson-i
viile. m-arder. : A. J. T. mith of Goid ;
HiU. nd;jctc: A- Vincent t.f Ce n-,
tral P:nt. iriside f-uarcn: G. T..
Rob rta of Grants F'ass. outside iruar-.
ciiao: G. TT. Trelren of Aihland. j
cba;.lain.
It was docidf-d to bold an Odd Te-'
iows octir for the mc-ailKrs c-f all,
rtran-he 4 ibe orti r ia tbe park a:
Gran. Pass f.n Sunday. June S. and
corr.rmu-es w-re a;.roint d to nfiike
arrar.ireirien for ibts and other an
iiar outings this summer.
EDMO.VTOX. Aha, May Botradary j
bootleirsers od bait baadits are ia
for a bard soata-ier if they attempt any )
srertacnlar raids in the prortace ofj
Alberta. The proTiacial police depart-1
m-nt has bees equipped with motor
cycles and macazme puna and Us
efficiency of the new squad was re
cently demonstrated w hen a test was
made before members of the prcma
cia! legislature.
The machines ere the latest thine.
The operator steers the motorcycle by
laovins the prip stock of the mart hie
paa. thus keepinp the sifhts of the
pua continnally on the fleeing bandits.
In a recent test 1 hits were made out
of 70 shots by the runner wtth the
motorcyfie racing' 6 mBes an hour.
Six motorcycles with side cars hare
been provided for the new squad, bat
only two of them carry mounted ma
chine puns although the officer in the
side car can carry portable Lewis
gcn.
SPOKAXE, Wash. May. PrrAibi-J
tk will be the salvation of the Indian
Inl-es of Alaska, accord.ag to the
Rev. Edward Xiarsaea of Meti&kaxla.
here reoeatiy oa his way to attend the
Presbyterian penera! assecibiy at In
dianapolis. The Rev. Mr. Marsdes U
sajd to be the only native Alaskaa
iaii.iaier. ordained and working among
his own peojile.
"Years ago we nuajlered lf'.f0? pe
pie. rut with ram. cnas and tribal
fights, we nave dwindled. In the tiast
few years our trfl bas commenced to
increase. The people have better
health now, save their money, live
more decently and are fast becoming
educated. A number of beys are now
at the University of Washington." Mr
Varsden is a graduate of Marietta col
lege in Ohio, as well as Lane semin
ary.
Many of the natives la southeastern
Alaska hare adopted American names
such as Brown, Suth and Jones, Mr.
Marsden said, because their tribal
names "are sometimes altnost unpro-
nocncealile.
"Perfected lubrication adds 1-3 to the engines life"
The above chart is compiled from national averages and from
reliable estimates cf potential car life. The extra life for
the average car with perfected lubrication is 1 710 years
" (or 13 mere). Your car may be above or below the average
tut these Enures apply to it relatively.
Automobile makers build more value into cars than the average motorist gets
out of them. Ycu pay for full value from your car why not take the precau
tion to get it? Just a little care on your part Is all that's necessary. Observe
and follow these throe important steps :
1.
Clean the crank case
every 500 to 1033
miles and when changing
from one brand of motor
oil to another.
O Flush the crank case
only with fresh
motor oil never with
kerosene or so-called
"flushing" oils.
3 Lubricate with cor
rect grade of Cyccl
the perfected motrr oil
as shown on the Cycol
Recommendation Chart.
Cycol should not be confused with other types of motor oils. It has peculiar
chemical characteristics that mate it different. It is perfected by the new
Hexeon Process, used only by us.
The new Hexeon process makes Cycol free from destructive "sulpho" com
pounds. These are the impurities that cause motor oil to break down under
engine heat. Cycol retains its "body," sustains an cil tight piston seal and
maintains the essential lubricating Sim between moving parts thus it
enables your engine to give longer and better service.
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Onipue Fight, Rtalto
In "The Kingdom Within," which
opens at the Rialto theatre today, for
a four days engagement, there are
fights, thrills, and suspense galore-
One of the. hits of the drama is the
fight between two women, tl is rarely
that one has an opportunity to see a
real honest-to-goodness fight between
two of the gentler sex.
la the film drama "The Kingdom
Within." there is staged a real knock
down and drag-out rough and turtle
fight. The participants in this Datable
battle are Pauline Starke, who takes
the part of Emily Preston, and the
village gossip.
How she P-naTy vansuishes her per
secutor in a hand-to-hand bailie is one
of the thrills of the ricture. It is sai3
that for this particular scene she took
a special coarse of training in a gym
nasium ia order to prepare herself.
Miss Starke, despite her athletic ac
complishments, is a jersDn of rare
feminine charm and ber appealing and
winsome irsona!ity go far in making
this picture a success.
The Flirt." at Page
Like a moth irresistibly drawn to
the flaming candle, so were men
drawn to Cora Madison; just a wee
side glance from those coy eyes an!
the damage was done. Yet one
couldn't blame Cora: it was as natural!
for her to flirt as it was to eat. but.
like all her kind, there came a time
when she was caught.
Booth Tarkington's story. "The
Flirt." was one of the most widely
read books in the country, and its
entertainment value is greatly en
hanced by its presentation in screen
form. The picture o;ens today at the
Page theatre.
Beautiful Eileen Percy plays the
role of Cora, "the flirt." Helen Jerome
Eddy portrays the role of Laura.
George Nichols is seen as Papa Madi
son. Buddy .Messenger runs 01: with
comedy honors in the picture.
Betry" Brown has prepared an in
teresting musiral program to go with
the picture, and there are several
short films shown with the feature.
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
That the twejjtieth season of the
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra
which appears at the Page theatre
Monday matinee and right. May ilFV
wiil go down in musical annals as one
of the greatest in the history of sym
phony music in America is the state
ment of E- L. Car;nte.-. president of
the Orchestral Associati.m.
rolicwing the pesicnaikm of Em2
OiierbolTeT. for nineteen years direc
tor of the orchestra, it was decided to
secure the services of guest conduc
tors with the intention of selecting a
lermaaem conductor from them.
Tbe list of guest coninrto.-s was a
distinguished one Tbt the baton w21
be in ca;abie bancs is assured by th?
ermknem engagement of Henri Ter-
bruggben. selected t-tun a big Lst :f
the tiest cBsiciana.
The services of each of these cn-
Cnciors were engtjred lor a specific
period. YtrlTugciiex was the chosen
one.
The ittease interest of the southern
OrNR nnsic l.-'ving public is evi
denced by the heavy demands t ir wa
n reservations in afivant-e of the
T'tung of Uie eai salt. Slm.it lovers
f tbe val'iey are assured of t.zi grQ
rrmpbaty musi':. as ibis reason, in
tbe jacigment of tbe orchestra mai
acenifnt, is the caia season of its
career. .
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Flatulency To Sweeten Stomach
Diarrhoea Regulate Bowels
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OC-EVALLli tire. May. A rifteer
ir.ile bike is aseJCi- fjt bitten
and mi!Err Vy Biurt women tint Mist
El isa beta K-1 'aim. bead of ti( circuia
tK e:-tment of the Orec:n. Aitr ,
cultural cvihtp litira-y. regards 11 at
part of ber daily wu-k. Ene 6eciu
lp f nd out bow far abe walaei it trc
course of ber r-x"uiiir nund of cutie?
ts a day. and loans that ftttevx clier
was abe diFtaois-e uinal.y cvrmi it '
pciaj baoki fur rJJiiona at tit iou
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T7iff ar s rm-nare tr i.erltl and harpiness. They are a nlsn'
and shptis ! k- ;t out of the tome. Order your screens now. Out
pr.re a- rirrt. rtietfy tbe br
CUaj; -ji7x5.ire away yotrr winter furs, beddlns. woolens.
te in ne of our ?a;l"" Ceiar Chests and they will be tree from
Moths.. Iast and fnx. alary siies ir r.ock.
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