Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 05, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextJrEDFOKTI MATL" TTJTT5TTN"rc, MEDFORD, OTCFflOX. WEDNESDAY. DFfF.W.F.R 5. 192.1 PAflF, SEVEN" ASPIRIN -., Beware of Imitations! Unless you see the ("Bayer Cross" on package or on tablets you are not get ting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved Ufa by millions and prescribed by physicians over twenty-three years for Colds Headache. Toothache Lumbago Keuritip Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept "Bayer Tablet of Aspirin" only. Eaeh unbroken package contains froven directions. Handy boxes of welve tablets cost few cents. ' Drug gists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of rSalicylicacid. -- . - Wong Pon Chinese Medicine For Treatment of Acute and Chronic Dis eases of Men and Women. , Cancer' nnSl tumor treated, ln Ruenxa, kidney, bladder and stom ach troubles, fits, hernia, rupture, colds, female 'troubles, paralysis, fever, , pneumonia, asthma,' and throat . troubles, ' rheumatism, amenorrhoen. ... .1 . Office Hours: 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. ' Consultation Free .. 241 South Front St., Medford, Ore. HERE'S WHAT MY BUSINESS IS BUILT ON 100 cents worth of solid Tailoring VALUE for every dollar you spend. Sometimes more but NEVER LESS. : ' . I pride myself: on, my styles, my fabrics, my tailoring but they wouldn't be worth any thing unless there were VALUE t5d.n , - I make it my business to see that you: get all : .; rrtitH u ;-:- : )". Upstair ' : for balance bf 1923 ' ; put on.' .' ; ! FREE OF, u ; CHARGE ' V' iV onny(V:',; )NEW'CAR';:. old prior to January 1, 1924 The Motor Co. t) . -i Licenses Busy Corner CAMPAIGN IN ENGLAND ENDS VOTETOMORROW Most Puzzling Election in Yrs, ', to Be - Held Thursday Labor Victory, Not Impos sibleRowdyism Continues Woman Beaten Up. LONDON, Dec. 5. -.By the. Asso elated Press) This la the last day of speech making and canvassing prepar atory to the casting pfthe ballots in the most puzzling general election of recent vears. The enemy r thrown Into tyie campaign by all parties in Ae last few dnys becomes even more in tense as the drive, or votes reaches its close and from this morning until' midnight the output of ' words on platforms nnd the house- to house so licitations will reach the maximum. About 21,000,000 voters In Knglund, Scotland, Wales and Ulster will go to the polls to choose 064; members' of the house' of commons, The-' political ' experts still : admit they are baffled by the apparent closeness 'Of the campaign. Plenty of sruesses are belmr made but all are more or less influenced by partisan predellctions and nothing, like an un biased,' reliable forecast Is available. Practically, all the prophecies con cede the conservatives more candi dates than either the liberals or the laborjtos, but doubt Is widely ex pressed as to whether the number will prove large enough to give Mr. Bald win's party a majority over the"' com blned opposition.. The expectation is general thnt. the conservatives win lose several seats they, hold at trje last session. - ' Women Vote a Puzzle. How the vote of the women .will, be distributed continues to be one of the most puzzling .features bf the campaign. Another difficulty' In est! mating the result Is caused by; the in ability of anyone to gauge the probable number of voters of both sexes' who will not-cast their ballots. It is est!' mated that about- 6,000,000 persons did not vote at the last general elec tion but the orgunizers and canvassers have failed to get an inkling of whnt will happen tomorrow. Reports from various sources say the electors are being more secretive than usual, which is one or, the reasons .why ine oui' come of-the many three-cornered ponr tpsts' Is; 'particularly, difficult tp fore see. " : , . - '. ' V . .- .-v ' ... Some observers, perbaprf" because 'th'ev" nre; baffled -by the' absence "of definite Indications, venture the opin ion that there will be some big sur prises, when the' results are ; made known, some quarters, suggesting the I possibility pf a labor. landslide; The way the Issues cut ncross one another as far ur the . liberals nnd conservatives jire concerned; prsiants". for those partieWa difficulty ; from which the laborites, With their clean-. cut extremes, are free.-.; The capital levy is anathema to both liberals and1 conservatives. Herbert .Asouith, While, abating nothing of .hjs hostility toward. protection,, Bald In &n address last evening that as -bad a .protection was the" proposed' capital' rlt'vjr' would be even more fatal. Jt would multiply unemployment a hundred -' fqld and undermine the whole fabric bf Brit ish credit. . x : If kard Blrkenheas opinion may be taken ns thnt of the conservative party, it is apparent the latter 'thinks it Is almostr a question- of- "now or never," for protection; . . - " ; 1 The political thugs were ,&gnin. busy last evening. A series of fights- ocJ curred at a Bermondsey meeting.-Mrs. Clarry, wife of the -conervative" can didate for Newport,, was kicked and pelted with mud by members - of a hostile mob: - - - ' 'l SAGE TEA DANDY TO Tou can turn gray, faded hair beau tlfully doik and lustrous ajmont over night if you'll get a, bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Compound" at any drug store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, im proved by the addition -of other In gredlents, -are sold annually, says-t well-known druggist here, because H darkens the hair so naturally .and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. ; i r i , Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a - surprise awaiting them, because after one or two' applications the ,gray Jhalr van lshea and your locks become luxur iantly dark and beautiful. , This is the age of youth. Gray haired, unattractive folksu aren't wanted around, so get . busy with WyethV Sage and Sulphur Compound tonight and you'll be delighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful .appearance within ..; a few days. Adv. Pears, 4 to 6 ft. - : V ,:..30c :..20c Apples 4 to 6 ft:... Cherries 3 to 5 ft.l ...50c Nursery Stock Kopplien Bros. Hoskins, Ore. Walks 100 Miles on -S"Sfc ''' i vjpaj '. ' T 'I 't -r iDriven to desperation by hunger ai)cV his inability of finding employ mjuit( Will Millor-jwhs compelled to steill $2.G0 worth Vf bread anil cheese ati t( 'grocery stord In Kant Point, near Atlanta; liater.he nvrived In Macon still! seeking work '. and the thought of; hfs theft so preyed on his mind that he determined to return. He MERCURY ENGINE . EXPECTED TO BE SCHENECTADY, Doc. 5. Power from mercury vapor, maklm? possible a double vapor power plant In which turbines for generating electricity are driven. both by mercury vapor and water; vapor from the-8ame fuel source, resulting1 In- a gain of . about ,60, per' cent in .power,. fceV pound'-'bf uel, is the 'outstanding achievement of the "new boiler perfected by 'the General. Electric npany. " V. Li. It. Emmott, consulting engi neer for tho General Electric company and inventor of tho now process esti mates thnt if the mercury boiler com os up .to all expectations, it will produce with 35 pounds of gauge. pressure, when compared with a steam turbine generating plant which uses -200 pounds, steam pressure, about 52 per cent more output in electricity per pound of fuel. URGED TO ATTEND 0. A. C. SHORT TERM ),) : i . 'CO'RVALLIS, rwc; .4. Oregon dairymen lrfterested in manufacture will have an opportunity to' pick up ihe.most up-to-date I information .in the short course at tho agricultural college Jajiuary 7 to February 2, 1U24. CjiMamery operators wilfr take into consideration., the competition of 'to day Which cuts? thevpToflt to a narrow mnrgln, and dlscustthe - Important problem ' of efficiency. 1 '"Increased Efficiency and Quality" Is the short course slogan. Practical work, in buttermaking, ice-cream making, and cheese mak ing will he given. The afternoons will be spent in the creamery on work to demonstrate points brought out in the lectures. Lectures will also be given on factory management, Judging dairy products, bacteriology and on testing dairy products. - The department formerly ' offered courses for Inexperienced men. TO, AID FLIERS AT HIGH ALTITUDES . WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. Lieuten ant John A. Macready, firmy aviator, will attempt on the first day practic able, it was announced today at the war department, toi establlish a 'new altitude record by use of an improved supercharger which will permit the engine of his plane to function effic iently at extreme heights.- ' The new mechanism was Invented by Dr. 8. M. Mos3 and is an improve ment over the equipment used by Macready in 1921 when he established a world's record for altitude of 24, 09.5 feet, which stood until October of this year, when Had I Lecointe, French flier, reached 30,564 feet. The new nwhUHIsm, it is said at an altitude of 25.000 feet "will increase the power of a Liberty motor by over Peg Leg to Confess walked the hundred;, miles and sur rendered himself to) the authorities. An Atlanta bank prt?aldcnt heard of the story, was Instrumental in hav ing tho man discharged from the bar of justice and -thon . advanced . him money to aid him in finding work. Miller is now Certain that honesty Is tho best policy. ' ;e BANDITS JO TELL One of the greatest privileges that has ever come to the peoplo of Med ford and vicinity and especially tit those iiVtcrested in foreign missions nnd the extension of. the gospel Into every lai)d, will be the privelege of hearing I)r. and Mrs". P. Howard TnJi. lif of fiije" China.-. IwuUta. Mlssloji. An Friday night of this week nt ' the PVeshyteririn church at 7:J0 p.nv TheH-'- work is, interdenominational nnd International. The ministers "at the city are cb-operutibg' In urging their people to hear the' addresses of these most gifted and inspiring inls sloiinry speakers ns both Mr. Tayjor and his wife will, apeak The follow ing facts tell the story of them nnd their. . work. Their only dales in innd,- and one' in Salem, Knseburg und Medford, going from here to San Francisco. ' ,- P. Howard Taylor, M. D., (Loudon, Eng.). M. K" C. P., ; F. . C. & B. 8., Is the son of the late J. Hudson Tnyior. founder of the China Inland Mission. He has served In regular ap pointments -upon the mlsstun field Eince isafl. Mrs. Howard Tnyior Is a daughter of the-late II. Urattan Cluin- ncss, U. F. K. ,A. S,, .Evangelist, Bible teacher nnd prophetical writer. and she went -to. China as a mission ary of the China Inland Mission first in 1888. She and Dr. Taylor both labored in the province of Honan for number of years. - Of late years they have given much time to lltorary work. . j. Mrs. Howard Taylor, who as Miss Oeraldine Guinness, was well known both as a writer' and speaker on this continent ns well ns In Orent Britain has contributed gifted service In the missionary cause. Together with Dr. Taylor she has written the ''Life of Hudson Tnyior," the two-volume bi ography of the founder of the China Inland Mission, which is ns remark able for its spiritual helpfulness and inspiration to -the render as for in int6reRtlng tracing of the personal ex. perienoes of -Hudson Taylor and the Growth of the Work of Qod" the China Inland Mission which he was privileged to -found and direct. Among the books by Mrs. Taylor Is the story of "Pastbr HbI, Confucian Scholar nnd Christian," a man of North China,' great in his generation nnd in his service to God. ' This book has .been reprinted in many editions and translated into Various languages A. recent book from Mrs. Taylors) pen, entitled "With Plu and His Bri gands," relates the experiences she and her husband encountered among bandits In Yunnan at the end of their recent tour In China, when Dr. Taylor was held prisoner for thirty-olght days. .Ove 17 Million J n UstnVrA,v Ml U vJ U JC 'J VAPoRiin For All Cold Troubles HAVE YOUR' XMAS PHOTOGRAPHS v made now .at the Medford P. F. Studio in otlr new and larger quarters nigh gi-ade ' work at , populai prices. Over Medford Harness Co. 228 E. MAIN V J ivIOviE STARS IN L. ANGELES MAY MOVFTON.YORK Hollywood Colony Sick of Blue Laws and Moral Squads Edict Closing Movie Ball at Midnight Cause of Trouble Charity Games Squelched L09 . ANQKT-ESi Dec. D. Los An geles writhed on a bed of municipal pain ' today as opposing civic forces clashed tn bitter combat over the per missiblllty df post-midnight, duncing and the desirability of a little game of chance for charity. While officers of the Western Mo tlonr 'Picture Advertiser's association looked about for some place outside of ofl'AngeloH to hold their annual ball-as a result of the police commis si on 'a refusal yesterday to grunt them a 'vermltvsanctionIng dancing after midnight, and seven patrons of the Jlnnistan . Grotto's charity circus awaited trial on charges of partici pating In games of chance designed to ralse money for the Masonic or ganization's' Christmas fund, various organizations denounced what they anil file lied "unnecessary restrictions on ights of citizens," and threaten ed retaliatory action agutnst the city administration unless conditions wore changed. Resolutions adopted by the Screen Writers' Guild branded tho , twelve o'clock dancing ordinance under which tho Motion Picture Directors ball was halted by the police Thanks giving eve and the Western Motion Picture Advertisers request for a 3 a. m. permit denied, as "the midnight curfew law' for adults." and heartily endorsed d proposal to organise the city's motion picture papulation Into a political force capable of campaign ing for "a, metropolitan government bj0 metropolitan minds." Meanwhile members of tho Los An geles Advertising club' who yesterday adopted similar resolutions, ponder ed over the words ( of an address by Sol Lesser, motion picture producer and theater operator. who reminded them that "the motion picture Indus- I try Is not necessarily rooted hore," and that producers have even "dis cussed plans for talclug their entire plants to New York." KONDON'S for Cold in Bead. Catarrh, Dry Now, Coushi. Sncwlnj, 'jWmu, Hd NolftM, Headachv. 8or JhrotU, Influents. KONDON'S 60 yacr olnc rood. Doctors, DMitlMta, NniM recommend ii A ior nnpn im ' And That Statement is Backed By The Offer of a New Tire FREE PUT a C-T-C tire! on any wheel oi your car and 'any other , make tire of equal size on the oppbsite wheel. Then drive them continuously. ' ' - 'ft'- ' , !-'! : i . ' " tt the C-T-C tire fails to outwear and out ' run the other tire, you Will get a niw C-T-C tire FREE. This is the amazing Guaranty the manufac turer is permitting authorized C-T-C deal ers to make on C-T-C tires bought before January 15th. ' : , ' Nor is this offer any more startling than the per formance of these remarkable hand-built C-T-C ' tires. .- ., ' " ,, But it is a means of brlnrinff the PROOF home to YOU by the greatest ?r'onstraticn of good : faith ever made by a C-T-C tires won't skid and can b driven at low inflation to "Conserve the Car."'Th9y uro fclio strongest, toughest, longest; enduring tifts Mlt. , -. .. . BUY:tOUR !TIRES FOR SPRrNG NOW In spite of their GUARANTEED SUPERIORIty. C-T-Cs cost NO MORE than ordinary tires. .. Columbia Tire Corporation v , ' t . : 8th .and Rlvanlda Central Point Service Station, Qentral Point ; G, B. Holmes, Eagle Point Medford Pharmacy . Phone 10 Free Delivery Taking Big Chances Do yon know just what your clmncos are v-;; to aeeuinulnte enough money to protect you , in old age? ' ' . . "-. ', Well, here are the chances, according to statistics compiled by tlje insurance com- ; , panics. . They say that taking 100 men at the age of 25, all with ' aft 'equal start, at,, death only one will leave wealth, only two will have accumulated a competency, Pit-'-.-teen leave. between $2,000 and $10,000 and;, ' 82 leave nothing.. Moral, start a-savings : " account right now. : . ' .. : V!:;; Zn& First National Baiw Ure mnuiacturer. Fick's Hardware, Jacksonville A line of FINE PERFUMES Imported and Do mestic in beauti ful gift boxes, in great variety. Shop Ecirly mi itjm ? i :tl IPM I t .-'-..--H"J '. eJ. m -:.tU : i s tan 100 horsepower."