.MEDFORfi MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, 0KE60N, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1923
PAGE FlVli
Something to
Remember
Real Good
Gravy
Don't forget that the
secret of making real,
good gravy is KITCHEN
BOUQUET. Purely a
vegetable product, it
makes real, good gravy
of any gravy stock,
bringing out its full fla
vor and giving it a deep,
rich brown color.
Add a tablespoonful
just before talcing off
the stove.
Don't forget KITCHEN
BOUQUET, use it often
probably you have it
in your pantry, if not,
ask your grocer for it
KITCHEN BOUQUET
WHY NOT DROP IN AT
DeVOE'S
and try one of those B15 Specials')
DeVoe's Special
15c
Contains Ice Cream, Fruits, Nut?
etc. Always bits the spot.
Malted Milk Special
15c
Whole Milk, Malted Milk, Ioe
Cream and pure flavoring syrups.
A meal in itself.
Our Big Milkshake
8c
Nothing but rich cold milk and
pure flavoring syrup. Properly
mixed and ariated... We know how
to make them.
Orange Nip Special
10c
Orange Juice, pure Fruit syrupi
and still water... In a big 14-oz.
glass.
We are also serving the pew drink
GINGER' MINT JTJLIP
which is making a big hit every
' -. where.
Get It at DeVoe's
SETS COMPLETE
$40 to $360
Paris, None but tlio best.
C. R. I.. Variable Grid Leaks....$t..K
Federal Phones, 2000 ohms $0.30
Mlcons Fixed Condensers..35c to 7.V
23 plate Variable Condensers....iii2.5(
4 3 plate Vuriable.Condon3er3....!i3.."
Binding Tests (good) c to lr1'
Dials "c to 7Br
Sockets c to $1.00
Rheostats 75c lo $1,815
Switch Points (good) 2c
Induction Switches '-(c to 7.V
Insulation (aerial) ' lir
Vorlocoiiplcrs , $3.."0
Storage "3" Batteries, 100
volts $17.00
Storage "B" Batteries 60
volts $.00
75 amp. Storage "A" Batter
ies -- $18.00
Virgin Radio-Service
Mcdfoid ltiiildlng
CH. OF COKE
T
ARMISTICE DAY
10 BE OBSERVED
E
1N WALLA WALLA
ARE INDIGNANT
An announcement was mnilo yes- The fifth anniversary of tho ondlnp: WALL AWAI.I.A, A ash.. Oct. 30.
terday that members of the Medford of llie World war will be celebrated Tmj nrun0 growers of tho Wulla Walla
(. nam her nf Lummercn wouiu be oer- i" lueuiuru mummy, .ovt'mm-r i-
miltcd to attend the Craters' eruption
on Friday noon at which time JJI-
roctor Stephen T. Mather and A. B.
Oammerer of the National Park ser
vice are to be tho honored guests.
with a program which will tako up
virtually the entire day. Beinnin
at ten o'clock in the morning with tile
formal dedication nnd public inspec
tion of Mcdford's new $80,000 armory
As tho,cnaci!y of tho basement the events scheduled also include the
dlnlnu room is limited to one hundred ! annual Armistice day rldlron stiUK
and there are sixty Craters, there will Rle between Ashland and Medford
only be room for forty members of hish schools, an automobile sliced
tho chamber. I.uncheon tickets fer carnival on me jacKson county ruir
thnt number, and no more, will bo 1 fc-rounda speedwny and in the evening
sold so that-tho first to apply for the American Legion Arnilstico day
same will be tho lucky ones. I ball.
A special program Is being ar- mo icaiures nave neon su ar
ranged as the visit of Director Mather ranged an to avoid conflict in time
is considered of particular interest at nnd It will bo possible to enjoy all of
this time. I tho attractions and still have timo to
The guests with their wives will acquire a bito to eat when hunger
arrive on Friday morning and depart call?.
at seven forty-five that evening. A I Commander C. Y. Tcngwald of tho
luncheon for the ladies In the party is local American Legion post, appoint
being arrnnged as the Craters'
tlon wIllTje n stag affair.
APPLES TO BE SERVED
An "Opon Forum" hns boon
scht'iiuled for the members of tho
members of tho Medford Chamber
of Commerce tomorrow noon at tho
Hotel Medford.
As Wednesday ifl the first dny of
Apple Week, special dishes In which
the apple is tho main ingredient will
be served. Ktich member and j?uest
will be given a great big blight Spitz
enberg and the lucky one will carry
away with him a whole box of Spitz.
The directors of tho Chamber are
anxious for members to express them
selves mitre freely on what activities
they desire tho board to undertake.
The open forum gives this opportu
nity. There are one or two questions
which tho board wishes further diS'
ed a committee some timo ago to
work out a program for tho fitting
celebration of the day most dear to
tho hearts of tho veterans and as re
ports come in from tho various com
mittee workers it appears certain that
Medford will b tho Mecca for one of
tho largest Armistice day crowds over
assembled here.
Hurry Carey, Kiallo
Harry Carey in his latest photoplay
"The Miracle Haby," opens a two
days engagement today at tho Riulto
theatre.
This production marks one of this
great Western star's most ambitious
efforts in screen portrayal. Carey is
unjustly accused of a crime, but be
fore ho can vindicate himself he is
suddenly charged with the custody of
an infant. He finds the child in a
,., . .. . , , i deserted camn. wnn me oaoy iney
' .b5I 'I'" n,eme,a' ,,etoroifind a book on how "to feed infants"
my action is taken upon samo.
U. S BANKER SAILS TO
NEW YORK. Oct. 30. Willis 11.
Booth, president of tho international
chandler of commerce and vice presi
dent of tho Guarnnty Trust company,
sailed today on tho Mauretania for
Paris to arrange for a conference of
delegates from 38 nations to make
and with this as their guldo thoy
mako a feeble effort as cumbersome
nursery maids.
Things right themselves after a
series of adventures and tho baby
gets a mother. The baby is not the
only fortunate one bocnuso Carey
succeeds In getting the girl ho loves
and is cleared of the crime of which
he is accused.
Thomas Mcighan, Pago
A story of tho sea, packed with
drama anil every sceno having a dls-
tlnct thrill of its own, Thomas Mei
gban's latest picture, "Homeward
Hound." will be the feature at the
Pago theatre for five days beginning
. tntlnv T .1 In T.oo .niillfnl nnrl nnnu-
rccommendatlpns .regarding -the pro-, ,,., I)hlvs OI)pOBto tho star. . . ,
posed reparations discussion ndvocat- I , Mr MolKhan ha8 a role that is at
ed by Secretary of State Hughes. onco owur(ul anrt convincing. The
Mr. liooth was hesitant in discuss-1 aconca for tho Bl.eator part water
ing the Paris session which begins ; Bhotg nro o tho coast ln the vicinity
November 12 but it was reported his ot Cnpe Hatteras, and are highly at-
valley. Incensed over tho returns they
have received for this year's crop,
held a mass mooting at College Place,
near hero last night to hear tho re
port of their special investigating
committee named at a previous mass
meeting to examine the state of uf
falrs of the co-operativo association
which handled tho crop. Because all
the returns on sales have not yet been
received but tho directors agreed to
endeavor to submit a report shortly.
AV. It. Parvln. who handled the crop it
was reported, is 111 in Kansas City and
a representative of the association has
been sent there to assist in closing up
tho affairs of tho association. Tho
growers expressed great disappoint
ment over tho probable returno, but
most of them favored a continuation
of tho plan of co-operative marketing.
They stated that under-selling by
other communities not in tho co
operative movement, caused tho
slump in prices.
ELECTRIC R. R.TS
!S
WITH LOOTING OF
E
NEW YORK, Oct. 30. Charged
with looting tho treasury of tho Emer
ii h Oil company of Delaware with of
fices here and in Wichita Kails, Tox.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30. Discus
sion of subjects treated in committee
reports, including safeguards for
public utility bonds, irrigated and for
eign securities nnd tho electric rail
way situation occupied delegates at
today's session of the nnnuoj conven
tion of the Investment Hankers' as
sociation of America.
Jame3 W. Welsh of New York, sec
retary of the American Electric Knll
way association told the bankers that
"electric railways havo come back."
He declared government figures show
ed that 117 car rides were sold in 19-'2
for each inhabitant of tho United
States as compared with 109 ln 1917
and 100 in 1912, "put aside tho fear."
that "competition from tho motor ve
hicle, either in tho form of tho com
mon carrier, the bus, the Jitney or
private automobile Is at tho expenso
of tho electric railways."
Tho average fare throughout the
country now.lie Bald, was 7.3 cents, a
recession of one-fifth of a cent since
1921, while tiio operating ratio last
year was Rcven per cent less than in
1920. A decline In track mileage since
1917, ho added. Nhas been more than
offset by increased supplemental bus
service, while it was estimated that
$250,000,000 would he spent this year
for Improvements as compared with
$U0,000.000 In 1921. More than 80.
000 street cars nro In operation, he
said, 13.000 new ears having boon
purchased in tho last flvo years.
"I'Mxed prices, specinl taxes and Im
posts, paving charges, labor demands,
strikes, rising costs and in many cases,
unrestricted competition have had
their sway," declared Mr. Welsh, "but
the cars keep running."
Supremo Court MetHH, IV nil let on.
l'KNDLHTON. Ore., Oct. 30. The
supreme court of Oregon Is In session
three officials of tho company are here trying a number of cases np
fnelnir eiirht indictments for irraml "1'M from the circuit court. All tho
larceny. Testimony by former (lov-, Justices are present with tho excep
tion of Judge Iturnett. The session
which began yesterday will bo con
tinued today and possibly tomorrow.
ernnr Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma
formed the basis on which some of
the Indictments wore returned.
John P. Emerich. former president
of tho company, who is in Los Autre- Kmi Meeker Improving.
les: Edward J. Davenport, vlco-presi- SEATTLE. Oct. 30. Ezra Meeker
dent, nnd J. Bon Koss, Ixts Angeles, a, of Seattle, blnzer of tho Oregon trail,
director nro accused In tho Indict- who Is almost 93 years old, was to
ments of stenlimr at various times day reported much improved in an
almost $100,000 from tho company. ' attack of Illness that seized him Oeto.
Ooorge T. Viekers. who succeeded ber 19. Mr. Meeker had a restful
Emerich as nrestdent of tho com-1 night and fever was much allayed, it
pany, charged there were indications I was stated.
that stockholders had been defrauded
of other sums.
WHEAT FIELDS CANADA
hurried trip concerned selection of
tractive.
mo committee or.nnanciai experts Ll fiemon in ' "The Counter
wno, under tne nugnos plan would i Juml)er, a Patho Weekly and "Betty'
pns3 on tho amount thnt Germany
might be expected to pay.
"I think it will bo a very important
session." was all Mr. liooth. would say
of tho Paris conference.
Proper Mechanical Equip
ment, pins experienced skill
insures A-l DRY CLEAN
ING SERVICE.
Remember "We are not
satisfied unless you are."
i
City Cleaning
and Dyeing Co.
624 N. Riverside Phone 474
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY
FREST-O-MTF. BATTERY
STATION
Pboac 0
Americans Are
Becoming Nation
Of Butter Eaters
Brown's attractive musical numbers
complete tho bill.
The final showings of "Tho Rustle
of Silk," at the Page theatre will be
held tonight.
OMAHA, Oct. 30 Tho consumption
of butter In the United States has
increased 160,000.000 pounds In the
last twelve months, according to
Dean H. L. Russell of the college of
agrlcuUuro of tlje University of Wis
consin. "Tho production has shown an in
crease of 1 00,000.000 In a year to
meet the rising demand," Dean Rus
sell snid, "but tho country has been
compelled to import 60,000,000 pounds
of butter during the year to make up
the difference between the increased
rtemnnd nnd increased nnnnlv de- !
spite the fact that tho Fordney bill
places a high duty of eight cents a
pound on butter.'
Agricultural experts, Mr. Russell
asserted, nre unable to explain the hli;
Increase in butter consumption.
"WINNIPEG, Mnnltoba Tho total
wheat crop of the Canadian provinces
of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Al-1
berta is estimated by government of-!
ficiais at 425.503,169 bushels, an in
crease of 50,000 bushels over the rod-
ord 1922 yield. The three provinces
"now produce approximately 95 per
cent of all whent grown in the Do
minion, officials said. ;
Forty-five and 50 bushel yields were
reported in a number of ureas while
in mothers tho run was 60 bushels to
the acre. The wheat weighed be
tween G3 and 67 pounds to the bushel
and more than 90 per cent of it
graded No. 1 hard.
Tho oats yield in tho prairies was
placed at 386,820,295 bushels. Other
grain crops were estimated a fol-
Jows: Darley, 61,540,140 bushels;
rye, 24,376.560 bushclu and flax 7,
193,020' pounds.
Say "Bayer" and Insist!
Unless you see the name "Bayer" on
package or on tahlots you are not got
timj. the genuine Bayer product pre
scribed by physicians over twenty-two
yoars and proved safe by millions for
Headache .
Lumbago
Rheumatism
1'ain, I'ain
Col lis
Toothache
Karache
Neuralgia
Accept "Baver
Tablets of Aspirin"
only. Each unbroken package contains
proper directions. Handy boxes of
twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug
gists also sell bottles of 2 and 100.
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture of MocoaccUcociUcater ot
&a'.icylicaciJ,
Tho Kut nnd tlio Kaimry.
Tho "Cat and tho Canftry" is woll
named. For the cat, It will bo re
membered swnllowed tho canary and
then smiled. a porfeetly innocent.
Ruleless, foolish smile.
No one could swallow tho "Cat nnd
Canary," ns presented at the Pace last
r.iiiht without smiling and looltins a
bit foolish. For the play was never
intended to be taken seriously. It
isn't even melo-dranm. It's plain
farce, frankly doctored up to mako
ladies scream, and make tnelr mas
culine escorts look bravo and protec
tive, as they prepare their back hair
for tho next shock.
To uttempt to tag tho inconsisten
cies nnd impossibilities in tho play
would be as sillv as to try to chart out
tho holes in a Swiss cheese. The
holes are a part of the cheese, and
tho nbsunlitios last night were a
part of the farce.
And they put It over. No question
about that. Nor is there question
about tho truth of what P. T. Bar-
num said. Tho people love to be hum
bugged, particularly if it is. a good
humbug nnd tho Xirar.y Kat and the
Cataleptic Canary is good humbug.
Why Great Peter the Oreat! Didn't
the Cat and tho Canary play month
after month in New York city to
packed houses? It may be playing
there yet for all we know.
And it was a thriller. of to be
strictly accurate a startler. And the
village cynic must remember this
it takes a lot to startle the ladles
nowndays.
MOTHER!
Child's Best Laxative
"California Fig Syrup".
IS
Fuffered Five Years From Kldneya
"I suffced with kidney trouble for
five years or more. 1 could uot sleep
at night and I was always tired after
coming home from work, and my back
ached," writes John It. Gordon, Dan
ville, III. "I secured some Foley Kid
ney Pills and after a few treatments
1 felt better and could work with
more ease, became stronger and could
sleep better." For quick relief from
Backache, Rheumatic pains, and Kid
ney and Bladder trouble use Foley
Kidney Pills. Sold everywhere. Adv.
Halifax ltaeo Postponed
HALIFAX, N. 8., Oct. 30. Heavy
fog and'nhscnco of wind prevented
the Canadian defender ltluo Nose and
tlio American challenger Columbia,
from sailing tho second contest of the
international championship.
TiislHin Govt. Near tlio Edge.
LdHUON, Oct. 30. A resolution of
confidence in the government was
carried in the chamber of deputies
today by the narrow margin of 43 to
42. Later the premier went into con
ference with President Gomez.
Hoys As Hallowe'en Copsl
OMAIHA. Neb., Oct. 30. More than
1.10 boys have been sworn In as spec
ial officers by Police Commissioner H.
W. Dunn to prevent destruction of
property during Hallowe'en.
RHEUMATISM
Cannot Exist In tho Human Body If
You Will I'so Trunk's Prcttcriptloii
It is preposterous; ln fnct, it is
shame to suffer with inflammatory,
muscular, sciatic or any form of
Hheumatlsm.
This Prescription docs not ruin tho
stomach, it docs not depress the
heart. Eat all the meat and good
food you wish, while tuking Trunk's
Prescription. Contains no mercury,
salicylate soda, oil wlntorgrcon, or
narcotics, but positively overcomes
any kind of rheumatism or gout on
earth. What more do you want?
There is nothing Just as good, and It
Is Impossible to get something better.
Tho greatest uric acid solvent known
and also a superior liver medicine.
Trunk'fl ' Prescription soils for
$1.75 or 3 for only (5.00 at Hasklns
Drug Htoro. Adv.
' Windows with sashes that can be
raised and lowered and revolved hori
zontally to aid ventilation and mako
glass washing easier, are now on tho
market. . ' '
Kodak Finishing ,
(or tboM who demand Jb beat.
Swem'i Studio
1 H. Mafa - Mtnrl
Hurrv Mother! A teaspoonful of
"California l''ig Syrup" now will thor
oughly clean tlio little bowels anil in a
It'v hours you nave a wcu, piayiui cauu
agnin. Kven if cross, feverish, bilious,
constipated or full of cold, children love
its pleasant taste.
: Tell your druggist you want only the
ecnuino "California Fig Syrup" which
has directions for babies and children
of all ages printed on bottle. Mother,
vou must say "California." Kcfuse any
Imitation.
How about
your wei(
1 y
1 . A
Are you getting fat and flabby with
lapses of laziness, both mental and physical?
Maybe the trouble is with your diet. Per'
haps you are eating too much of the same
kind of food.
Doctors call Shredded Wheat "a well'
balanced ration," for it contains every essen'
tial food element in tlieright proportion just
enough of everything to keep the body prop
erly nourished without becoming sluggish
Two Shredded Wheat Biscuits with milk
(hot or cold) make a satisfying meal
Shredded Wheat is 100 whole wheat, ,
ready-cooked and ready-to-eat. A per
fect, delicious food for any meal of tho
day. Serve it simply with milk or cream,
or topped with berries or fruits. Con
tains all the bran you need to stimulate
bowel movement. It is salt-free and un
sweetened you season it to your taste
Triscuit is the Shredded Wheat Cracker
a real whole-wheat toast. Try it with
butter, soft cheese or marmalades.
Shredded WKeat
The perfect food
in Biscuit jorm
Where Livestock Is Shown at Its . ...
Greatest
Many linve not yet eome to realize the size, im
portaiiec and influence llie Paeil'ie International ;
Livestock Exposition wields for the welfare and
upbuilding of livestock raising in the Northwest. ;
Nor does every stockraiser appreciate the op- .
portunities offered for his own development
and profit.
In 13 years the Pacific International has grown to be one of tho
grout livestock expositions of the world, the largest under ono
roof In America, until this year, November 3 to 10, It will exhibit
about 4000 head of purebred dairy and beet cattle, bogs, sheep, '
goats and horses r also 2500 chickens and rabbits, ottering $90,000
in premiums and Bhowlng ninny world's champions as well as
other notable stock. The exposition combines:
'Gigantic Livestock Exposition
Dairy Products Show
I .nnd Products Show 1
Northwest Hay and Grain Show
Western Winter Poultry Show
Night Homo Show -
Industrial Kxlillilts .
Daily Auction ot Dairy a., d Hoot Stock .
... . -, , . ,c .
More than 100,000 people attended last year. Why don't YOU '
.attend and come in contact with the breeders and purebred ani-
mats that are doing so much for livestock development In the
West? Then come in and tell us of your Impressions here at
the First National bank.
ztw First National Bank
Medford Oregon v
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We want you to enjoy healthful comfort in your home this win
ter. This comfort is placed within easy reach of every home
owner in Medford for a limited time.
Without placing you under any obligation we
will figure your requirements and quote on the
proper size and type of Mueller for your home.
The Mueller ventilates as it heats, making your
home more pleasant to live in during the winter
months.
A Full Year to Pay for Your Mueller
This Offer Is Made for Your Benefit
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19 North Fir Street
MEDFORD, OREGON
Phone 620
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