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irED"K0i?n matt; TTirnuNK medfokt), oiraflON, Tuesday, November-20. m23 nl .1 W 1 A Good Thing DOS T MISS IT. Bend your nam and address plainly SrritUm (ogntlier with 6 cents (and this I lip) to Chamberlain Medicine Co., Dm Homes, Iowa, and receive in return a (rial packaRe containing Chamberlain's Cough liemedy for coughs, colds, crimp, bronchial, "flu" and whooping coughs, ind tickling throat: Chamberlain'a Stom ach and Liver Tablets for stomach trou bles, indigestion, gassy pains that crowd Ui beart, biliousness and constipation; Chamberlain'a Balve, needed in. every family for burnk, scalds, wounds, piles, and akin, affections; these valued family aiediiiines for only 6 cents. Don't miss U. FOR DECISiON N G R I , 4 I HI ,' V t ' ( t 11 , ' i ".;.(; in l. VASHINoTq.j Nqi.!j20, Added to the legislative burden of the coming aesHion of congress is to be the pre sentation to the senate of several new treaties, for whoso reception arrange ments have been made by President CoolldKe and Seoretary Hushes -with Chairman' IiiIko of the Bennte foreign relations committee. With the Harding proposal for American participation in the world court already before the senate, the You'll Like It You've got a real treat com ing the first time you taste SCULLYS PURE CANE AND MAPUZ SYR U P A What a difference t You'll wonder J why you haven't had a can of Scully's Skookum on hand this lobg time. Its mellow and distinctive flavor comes from a special process of manufacturing whereby all of nature's maple goodness is retained. -Pure, delicious and "Bully"-? that's Scully's Skookum pure cane and 3iuplo sugar syrup. . In air 'tight, double sealed screw ,t top , cuj your protection. b. "d. SCULLY SYUlTFco. CnTCAGO PUBLIC SALE Of Household Goods At Frank Rolhrock's Residence Central Point 1 Birds Eye Maple Dresoer ' ' V. 1 Blrda Eye Maple Rocker. . 1 Birds Eye Maple Table 1 Couch 1 Sanitary Couch and Mattroso 1 Commode with glass top 1 Library Table 1 Buffet 2 Oak Dining Tables 6 Oak Dining Chairs 1 Book Cabinet 4 Pedestals ih ' 1 Kitchen Table Lot Books and Picture Frames 2 Mantel Clocks - 1 Leather Covered Oak Rocker ' 5 Oak Rockers 1 Willow Chair ' 1 Singer Sowing Machine 2 Iron Beds, Springs and Mattresses 4 9x12 Rugs 10 Small Rugs Kitchen and Cooking Utsnslls 011 Stove and Dishes Carpenter and Garden Tools Other articles too numerous to mention. Also lot caiinet fruit.' Thursday November 22 Sale Starts 10:00 a. m. ten treaties which are to be trans mitted to the senate upon its recon vening Include: The treaty of Lausanne between the I 'lilted Kliilcs anil Turkey, re entub HhIiIiik relations with Turkey und containing capitulations governing commercial us well as diplomatic In tercourse. The Mexican treaty which paved the way for recognition by the United States of the Obregon government and and provides for protection of Ameri can property rights In Mexico -as ne gotiated by John liarton Payne and Charles I). Warren, special envoys bf ! President Harding. Tlta I lnvliuD.rnranti trpatv AYtttml. j " 1 Ine the shorn limits of American op erations against rum runners and pro iTldlng'for entrance under seal of "ship stores" of liquor ou British ves sels. In addition, the Canadian hnllbut flHhorlos treaty Ib to bo resubmitted to the senate to meet Cauudlan obja'n-,: Hons. L . H T7 1 fj HBKIjIN, Nov. 20. (By Associate,?, Press). With regard to the reports; of Impending conclusion of an Anglo American loan to Germany, the linemen-Courier nays today that ne gotiations are in progress between a well known Herlin bank and a group of American, Itrltlsh and Dutch finan ciers for a credit to Germany of , 400.000,000 gold murks. The granting of the credit, says the newspaper, is dependent upon the conditions that thero be no change in ttie internal political situation in Ger many and that the offer be made only to the Ktreseniann government. The guarantee for the loan Is to bo ussumed by the German govern ment rather than by private industry, continues the paper adding that Inter national capital probably will be in vested in tho gold note bank which It is proposed to establish. GIFTS GIFTS Karess and Fiancee Gift Sets now on display at Haskins for Health "HASKINS HAS IT" Phone 16 'FreeDelivery 214 East Main GIFTS GIFTS to attract mast LAMA' IS WESTERN PLEA SALT LAKE CITV. Nov. 20 Prob lems Involved in the task of reclaim ing vast untitled areas were definitely delineated by Frank E. Brown, secre tary of the Western States Reclama tion association yesterday in his an nual report, presented at the opening session of the third general confer ence. The appointment of the fact finding commission for., the bureau of recla mation was pointed out by Air., Brown oh being the first step in a solid busi ness administration, which he de clared tho reclamation system has .needed badly. ; R. L3, Shephard who was - electod president to succeed D. W. Davis, re signed, reiterated the secretary's po sition in regard to the fact-finding commission and stated that he be lieved It was the duty of the western association to give the members of the commission all information within their power. 'Whitney L. Bolce, attorney of Port land, Ore., tho new vice president. seconded Mr. Khephard's statements. Mr. Brown emphasized the fact that within the broad domain of the west and south there are thousands of ucres of land, representing billions of dollars of wealth which Is as yet un tapped, and in answer to the argu ments of over-production and to statements that further development of arid and swamp land would add to this over-production, It was pointed out that the population of tho country was Increasing at the rate of a million a year, or ten millions in ten years. 'when ono considers the statement of two years ago made by Secretary Fall that there is one hundred fifty billions of dollars of unused and un developed wealth in the public lands of the United States and that the ulti mate Income to the government from these lands will be more than twelve billion dollars, it challenges to action" Mr. Brown's report said. "It would seem that there could be but little question, when the minds of legisla tors have been cleared of temporary delusions, that they will see the wis dom of appropriating $250,000,000 for a revolving fund Indicating an income, almost fifty 'times this amount from their public lands. But if the govern ment feels that such an expenditure is not wise,' it may return to the sev-1 eral states the public -domain .within their borders and we can earnestly promise that no request will ever be made for financial aid." I Health BEAUTY is tho .magnet which draws nil eye3 and back of beauty Health working silently. Hcd blood tingling through tho veins; the glow of youth la the checks; the spring ot eagerness, of vim, ol vitality In tho walk; the ever grace ful air, unrestrained by care or worry All the charma of beauty. : AU the works of health... Mon aro fascinated by the, charms ot beauty. Women gaze with envy, oocretly Jeulous, perhaps wondering hoping praying for that nttruo tlvenoss that Is not theirs. But why the wondering tho hop ingthe praying for that craved-for attractiveness that beauty. Good looks Is the barpmoter of one's Con dition. Good health radiates beauty. S. S. S. purifies the blood creates new rod blood cells rids the system of impurities which make beauty und attractiveness impossible. As women to attract must radiate health soamust thoy keep their systems free from Im purities and their red blood cells ever Increasing. S. S. S. doea both. S. S. S., since 1S26, has been rid ding the system of Impurities plm plos, blnckheuds, bolls, eczema and rheumatism building red blood cells aiding women to ba attractive by radiating health. S. S. S. 1b made of carefully selected herbs and barks, scientifically prepared and propor tioned. All good drag Btores carry S. S. S. It Is more econom ical to purclinso the large size ittlo. I 'CC fak You Feel KJ.)eJ, Oke Yourself Again I OREGON APPLIES IN THE SPRING ' i ROSEBUno, .Ore..'Nov. 20. SiHh erlin's fall apple clrop -will bo har vested next spring, if the winter weather la not too cold. A sprjng crop of apples Is something unusual even to .the old residents of the Ump qua valley, but if tho weather during tho winter months is not too severe apple growers of tho Sutherlin yicin-i ity will be picking ripo. apples from their trees In April. Last August a severe hail storm struck through the valley and the fall crop destroyed .Later the -trees be gan to put forth new shoots. Fruit buds farmed and swelled and now a good crop of, apples appears to.be, well, set, and the fruit has readied a, good size. , . r i CEDAR POSTS BEST QUALITY Uniform Size and Shape 25 cents Take them off the car and save money. This car must be unloaded Wednesday, so drive in at once and get what you need for fall and spring work. ' GADDIS & DIXON THE PAGE FENCE MEN " 134 N. Riverside Medford Phone 26S NEXT WAR WILL BE WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Tho nxt major war "will be won or lost on the sufficiency of munitions reserves" Major General Clarence C. Williams, chief of army ordnance, predicted in hl annunl report, made public today at tho war department. , ''I wish to emphasize the 'impor tance of adequate emergency reserve supplies," General Williams paid, ndd Iiir that in view Of the isolated posi tion, i hiKhly developed specialized In dustrles and Immense resources of the United Statea.lt seemed "fairly certnln that no power or combination of powerR now' in "existence" could suc cessfully Invndo tho country after American man power, and industry had been fully mobilized. '"The possible rate, of .mobilization will always be . determined by tho stato of our reserves," hej-eport wild, "since man power can be mobilized much more readily than Industry.;' Leaking Steamer In Tow. SAVANNAH, Ga Nov. 20. The stoamor Aliraflores, reported In a leaking condition 000 miles off the CleotRia. coast,' was In tow" of the steamer Itoyal Star last night, bound for Norfolk, according to radio ad vices reaching the coast guard cutter Yamacraw. Cut This Out It Is Worth Money i Send this ad and ton cents to Foley ft Co., 2S35 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive a ton cent bottle nf Foley's Honey and Tar for Coughs, Colds, and Croup, also free sample packages ot Foley Kidney Fills for Hackohe, Rheumatic Pains, Kidney nnd Illadder trouble, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for Consttpa' tlnn and Biliousness. These wonder ful remedies have helped millions ot people. Try them! Sold everywhere, Adr, o. a: C. HOPES TO DEFEAT OREGON CORVALLIS. Ore,. ' Nov. 320.-En couraged at having held AVashlnctdn Btato to a 3-3 tie .uHt Saturday, the football players of .the Oregon Agri cultural college are. highly hopeful of u victory over University of Ore gon at Eugene next Saturday. Tho retuvenutod baokflehl that Htarted the Tacomu contest looka Hlto the bent muffle of the nt-aiion arul the siimo hand probably will be played ugulust Oregon's aggregation. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov, 20. Fred Welch, six feet tall and weighing 184 pounds, has begun training here for his ten round fight next Thursday night with Nig Yeager. Welch is an enlisted man in the marine corps of tho United States navy and came here from Bremerton, Wash., accompanied by hlH manager.. James .Rondeau. Welch has fouglit forty-fivo matches according to Rondeau, and has won a majority of them by. knockouts. . .EUflENE, Ore., Nov. 20. Univer sity .of Oregon football . players are down to the final hard grind for t,heir homecoming gume with O. A. C. next Saturday. , S i Trainer Bill Hayward has most, of hi.s cripples back in shape. , With the possible exception of Von Der Ahe, the team will be intact for Saturday's go. . . : CINCINNATI: Pat AJoran signed a contract :to continue .a munager of the Cincinnati National baseball club in 1124. . .. . PHILADELPHIA Lew . Tendlor, Philadelphia lightweight, received the popular decision over Jack Palmen 9IH0 of Philadelphia, in eight rounds; SALT LAKE CITY jFrankio Dar ren, Logan, , Utah, Junior lightweight boxor, knocked out. Johnny Adamsan of Denver In the fifth round of a scheduled twelve round bout. Ship 10.irt Cars Applcn. WENATCHEE, Wash., Nov. 20 According to the latest chek 10,151 cars of apples have been shipped out of the Wenatchee district. Mm! Child's Best Laxative is "California . Fig Syrup" iturrv Mother! A tcaspoonful of "California lie Svrup" now will thor oughly clean tho littlo bowels and jn a iuw hours you have a well, playful child again. Even if cross, 'feverish, bilious, constipated or full of cold, children love its pleasant taste. Tell your druggist you want only tho genuine "California Fig Syrup" which lias directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother, you must say "California." Refuse any imitation. Tmn VKO-Known Mrniccras es Tsm 7am ou, RscBirr Boos Autmsi Ointment A Time-tried Home Remedy -for AU Skin Irritations. Ee lema, Pimple. Piles, BUck- -heads, Chilblain and Frostbite ; Th para, healing, oothlDf ota meot, rwnarkabta for Its control ovar all forma of itching akin dtacaael. ' Particularly btneAdal tla the treatment of eatema, that torturlnc ailment to which ao , Bny people aro subject. ,Bdt for children chapped hands and . - face, Insect bltea, aora feet. Not Injurious to tho- most delicate. tender akin. Read below what .Miss Lillian Durg.n of 138 B. ' MlllrSUAIpcna,ldlchlgan,aarl "Iwfl.MVthailV A W Hias.'s Ointment helped roe wonderful If. It took the DiiUDleaajidhlKckhMHti 'off my nose a rut made toy ekin cletr. You miyuta my testtmo 1 , niai o mat it may benaflt others asiiaiaine.' nn rsn kn. TW nj-s '.mente.tldrugstoras. To be eu re m inmi nm gen moo, sea tnai portrait end signature of A W. Ch M n 1 : . . pxotoeuan against Imitations. 'Df. A.W.CHASB NTHDICINS COl 57 Weening too Su, Buffalo, N. Y. IT'S all right for a cigar to be mild if there's something there 1 besides. There is in this one. JMild as a May Morning - and ds fragranc 3 CIGAR. g? ' ConioUJand Ci Corpomtton, New Totk , -Distributed hy A1J.ICX MOWIS, l'oi'tlund. Ore. A CEDAR GHEST .THE IDEAIt CHRISTMAS GIFT Useful Durablfr Ornamental Mothproof 'Order now: for Christmas Delivery TROWBRIDGE'CABINET WORKS TEVERYTHING IN WOODWORK Four-Door Sedan F0f equipped, tSSS, f. b. Detroit Inside and out, the new. handles perfect the design Ford Four -door Sedan shows improvements of far more than usual im portance. It is lower and sturdier in appearance. New cowl, hood, ratiiator and apron add size and finish to the front. . Sun visor, and wide, well-finished alum inum doors with bar This ear eon be obtained rAmtV the ford Weekly emreheee Flam of the body. Silk window curtains, deep broad-cloth uphol stery; dome light, door lock, window regulators and handles, all finished in nickel, complete a refinement you would ex pect only at a far higher price. C. E. Gates Auto Co. CAKS TRUCKS TRACTORS TAKE the TRAIN COMFORT and SAFETY i plus D E P EN D A B I L IT Y Low Round Trip Fares reduce the cost of travel. ( (l."ne:s) J I' Roomy, well-heated and ventilated equipment makes traveling . on the Southern Pacific a pleasure. ; You know that Irrespective' of ratn, fog, snow "or 'other unfavorable condi tions, the train can be depended upon that efficient and courteous South ern Pacific men will look after your comforts. t Ask agent for a Southern Pacific ; time table and for Information regarding fares, etc., or write JOHN M. SCOTT Asst. Passenger Traffic Manager Portland, Oregon Southern Pacific Lines 3- t..-....i-.L 1 -1 11
