Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 18, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMETVFOTCH MATTJ TRTRTWE. rFn"FOTCT. OTiEflOX. FRIDAY,' .TANUATJY IS. 1024 PAOF FIVE At If s Best KITCHEN BOUQUET, a purely vegetable product, is in almost every pantry. Housewives know it is the secret of making good gravies and soups, but KITCHEN BOUQUET is equally good in preparing many other dishes., Try your next dish of macaroni prepared this way BAKED MACARONI ' If pkic mioral, bro&a la Imm t taupoooi of ult S quarts boiliqr wUr M cod rratwl cbUM 1 tmpwo Kltobo E UUi BatUr Vonk macaroni In boflli-K tm'tJ ntsrimtll Undor, drain and bln.-h with enUi atr Flaea on-Ihird th coukrti mn.-Arufii ic but tered baking dish, dot ith tutttrant! rprii kiw with grated cbcestt, thru mmv niai-Krw i, butwr and cbacse until .lialt i lull. Ami K't tua BoOqtjat to ouUt and pour ihtaoTtr th macaroni to nearly cover, thtn sprinkle thickly with ehwaa. tlak In medium hot oven a balf hour, until nlt-aly 1towd4 au KITCHEN BOUQUET FALL! FLORIDA, For Wet Wash , Dry Wash Rough Dry Phone 873 Wet Wash, pound,.,: ,.': Dry Wash, pound.. Rough Dry, pound.. ...Be 7o -9o American Laundry NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 18. Albert D. Fall, former secretary of the inte rior, who la spending a few days In New Orleans, having arrived here Wednesday from Florida, stated lie was through with polities'. ' "I'm out of politics," the former sec retary declared. "I'm going to spend the rest or my life traveling around. I hopo to take that ocean voyage soon." Fall yesterday replied briefly to an attack in the United StateB sen ate Wednesday by Senator Caraway of Arkansas denying charges of the senator that he had received any compensations from the Sinclair oil interests in connection with the leasing of the Teaiiot Dome reserve or that he had registered at a hotel in Palm Reach, Fin., under a different name during the congressional investigation of the oil lease. "The investigating committee has been on the job for many months and has not produced a shred of evidence," Mr. Full said. "Even the innuendo witnesses are breaking down. One of them, for instance, testified that I had at one time told him I was broke and a few years later bought a large ranch in Mexico. He admitted being a bit ter political enemy of mine," A V THMA No cure for it, but welcome relief is often brought by VapoRus . . 4 i HEATH'S DRUG STORE ROPE BREAKS, BUI UTAH SLAYER PAYS1 v V TDE GREATEST' TIIIXG IX THE WOULD by Laurel Gray These nee for the liult-ez: clip them out. niuilumoiftcllcs, and paste them In the. crown of your bent bonnet: 1. If a man is willing to nlve you bon-lions. theatre tlokptH. motor FORT MADISOX, Iowa., Jan. 18. (My the Associated Press.) Roy Mau- pln, negro, was hanged at 7: 2d a. m. today for the murder of Joe Hayes, Carney, lowa, miner. As the trap was sprung and Mnupla dropped to his death, the rope which suspended him, broke midway between the noose and the knot which fastened it to the gallows and the body fell to the ground. Warden T. P. Hollowell ordered the prison physicians to apply thulr steth-1 QDnnnuii at inna ant tliav f.mnrl "TIIIITI M,i-a m, w hrntn i, th full I 'hat ho, lovas you truly, i i . .. Karri rides nrnl other rosily luxuries in i1 x r h a n k fr your kisses or your Ilea, pi vim you the choice, idve him your kisses. They are more easily for gotten than the lies you miKht be asked to tell him. 2. K a man protests to you don't try to Is only trifliup He was pronounced dead at 7:41, fit.' .nile creatures, really, and teen minutes alter the trap was son,etime8 if they tell the sumo lie sprung. Physicians said the breaking! UR enough it becoma a truth. Savvy? of the rone had no effect upon Mau- 3. When It cornea to the end of n pin, and pointed out that death ofeenr- perfect day. don't try to the The Finest Aluminum - SPECIAL This Splendid J Q MIRRO A t , , . ; Regularly 50c Aluminum Cake Pan Don't miss this bargain! The makers of MIRRO, The Finest Aluminum, have authorized us to offer a limited number of their regular 50c, large size, deep, round cake pans, for 29c. This is to show you what real quality is in aluminum ware, and why there is so much more economy and satisfaction in high class MIRRO, made of tough, hard, thick metal, than there is in .ordinary, thin, flimsy aluminum. - As we have only a limited number of pans, we have sent coupons entitling our regular customers to buy one pan each at this great saving. But if we missed you, or if you want a pan even though you have not traded with us before, come in or call us up right away, arid we will try to reserve a pan for you. Don't wait This bargain is too good to last. CRAP LAKE HARDWARE CO. THE WINCHESTER STORE make ' , , ' .... .,.. .i. , .1,,,- inii;ht a perfect echo of the day 'V "D""""""T"-iove is Kono stale, don't try to chirk at an or the executions at tue pnsuu m u up wUh yQm. tmn nol. youp )lom. the last eighteen months. lses to tno mnn ,. to yourself. , i . ... Nothing comes true but that Vvhich Is SALT LAKE CITY, VtaW, Jan. 18. true. Kinda preachy, but nwruny Omer R. Woods, convicted wife mur- liood modicino for certain girls in cer- SPEEDER HITS TRUCK 3 HURT, ONE NEAR DEATH. FIND BOTTLE SALEM, Ore., Jan. IS. Russell Peckett of this city is hovering be tween life and denth in a loral hospi tal with a fractured skull, nnd Harry Itlch and Walter Klein, ulso of Salem, are nursing painful bruises and cuts us a result of n collision of the auto mobile in which they were returning from Portland with a truck on the Pacific highway about seven miles north of here at two o'clock this morning. An unidentified fourth party in the automobile, whose name has been re ported both as Miles and Xiles. suf fered flight injuries. Deputy Sheriff Itert Hnilth, who In vestigated the accident, this morning turned over to local chemists n bottle which he picked up at the scene of the wreck nnd asked that the contents be analyzed to determine whether or not it contained intoxicants. m,o cvarxilnrl lv n fl rin ir an nnd tllill moods, . ,1,1 TTInh-rnr rlnn hm nt S:17l Speaking of moods o'clock this morning. He met deatli calmly and protested his innocence to wnpn narold seems to be the choice Maybe you love Ernest today a little the end. The killing of Mrs. Woods occurred in an apartment house hero January 9, 1922. E STOLE HIS GLORY of tho flock. Just to play safe you'd bettor marry lOdwnril or Jimmle. Tomorrow All right right hero In tho same place. PARENTS TO SUFFER FOR LETTING KIDS ROAM THE STREETS PQTiTLAN'D., Ore. Jan. 18. Pnr- i iivnn ,-cv.,.f Tnn is frtv the ents of children under eiuntoon wno ii'pmh Whs Tutenk- are allowed to roam tho streets nfter hamun ever n full fledged king? I nine, o'clock nt night aro to be arrest Tbis question' dally becomes more oil nnd prosecuted under charges of acute as the examination of tho contributing to tho delinquency of ,hn,nh' B,,i,.i.ro nrooeods. Prom nilnoi-B, It was docldcd at a conference h,. first, tho archaeologists have of all Juvenile law enforcement offl ,., ,io,l iw tho acintlness both in cers today. dimension and decoration, of the tomb of this phAraoh, who ncVerthelcJjs was laid to rest irt Such stale. Nor has it escaped their notice that in this respect the tomh of Tut enkhumun resembles thnt of Akhena ton his predecessor ttntl orAy, his sue. ccssor, whereas the burial places of Ammihoteu III, Althenaton's -prede cessor, ana of jiaiman.i). ,j s sue- contributing to the delinquency cessor. aro of full vroyalr type with1... ., . ,.,., . spacious chambers splendidly deco The second stop In curbing juvenile crime and delinquency will bo the arrest of pool hall owners, motion pic, ture theator owners, .danco hall own ers. etc., who allow ' children Under eighteen to frenuont tholr places after the nine o'clock curfew hour, it was announced. r Store owners who sell cigarettes to minors will he hensefurth charged rated. JIarmnhil), a general, was Tutenjt hamun's commander In chief and is said to have reigned for 59 years, but this can only be sustained by. reckon-1 lng in with his reign those of several. with which the general usurped the fame of Tutenkhamun by obliterating his cartouche In many places( both in tho Luxor temples and elsewhere, cer tainly suggests that ho was unwilling to nllow Tutenkhamun full credit for an his rank. of those minors, lnsteud of the city chargo of selling cigarettes to minors, Sale Want Scotch Home Hulc. U1XUOX, .Ian. 17. A second amendment to the address in reply to the speech from the throne emanated from fourteen Scottish labor members of the house of commons, who de manded home rule for Scotland. SOAKS RIGHT IN AND UMBERS UP STIFF JOINTS Pharmacists call it "Joint-Ease" Because it's for Swollen, Sore, . Painful, Creaky Joints only OAKLAND William Slattcr, a telegrapher on President Lincoln's funeral train, died. Baby's Best Laxative is "California Fig Syrup" When.lmby is constipated, lias wind colic, feverish breath, coated-tongue, or diarrhea, a half-teaspoonful of genuine "California Fig Syrup" promptly moves llio gases, bile, souring food poisons, u and waste right out. Never cramps or overacts. Babies love its delicious taate. Ask your druggist for genuine "Cali fornia Fig Syrup - which has full direc tions for infants in arms, and children of all ages, plainly printed on bottle. Mother! You muBt say "California" or you may get an, imitation fig syrup.. GRANDMA KNOWS ffafeUnd, the hramii 8wl. Tonic It a reliable f.mtlr remrdy.dipte(t fnr worn. etiT-sha lias knownthls wondartully uiccaiihil raanady sine m . She knows that it is a pure vege table compound that brings to delicate women robust health increases the appetite causes pure, life-giving blood to flow through the body, invigorating the whole system with rugged, robust health. Residents of Medford'wlll be given extraordinary treat next Wednes day night, for arrangements are being made for a' large hall where all the cltl.ens are to bo Invited to hear free of cost an illustrated lecture and to see motion picture films of wild ani mals and birds of Western Oregon by Professor W. L. Flnley, a talk on the beauty spots in Oregon, illustrated with storeoptlcnn slides by n. W. Prtco, vice-president of Crater Lake National Park Co., and an interest ing talk on tourists by James A. Or- mandv. eencrnl nassenger agent of the Southern Pacific. A special invitation is being tended to high school students nnd the pupils of tho seventh nnd eighth grddes. , Further detnils of this event will ho announced nt the beginning of next week. . ' . Raw Fur Prices ' Highest of Season Prices of all raw furs'nro now the highest of tho season and the demand Is exccntionnlly strong according to n report received from A. B. Hhubert, Inc., of Chicago, 111., the largest house in tho world dealing exclusively In American raw furs, whoso ad appears elsewhere In this pnpor. , The trapper who gets busy nt once and collects the furs will realize big money for bis catch. The season Is nt its height now furs are at their best and t'IU grade up and price nre at the peak. '"Not In many years have we had a stronger demand," says Shubert. The fur catch to date Is far below normal and this condition Is respon sible for prices being pushed up so high. There is a shortage of all furs. This shortage was caused by restrict ed trapping In most states. Khubc,rt Is also offering $50 In cash every day during tho fur season for the three best handled shipments of furs received. The first prize Is $25; second $15; and third $10. The purposo of the contest Is to stimulate interest In the proper handling of raw furs. It took a good mnny years to get together a combination of pain sub duing and swelling reducing agents declared to be tho one remedy that almost Instantly penetrates through skin nnd flesh and starts right In lo make swollen. Inflamed, creaky, pain raclieil Julnts ns good as new. They call thin new and wonderful preparation "Joint-Ease' because the medical- hum who turned tho trick, worked for years to perfect some low priced remedy that would really bene fit the millions of people who have one or more Joints that need holpful attention. So "Joint EaVe" la prapared only for people who have. a swollen, pain ful, creaky, distorted or stiff Joint, whether it he in. knee, elbow, shoul der, ankle, nock or finger and whether It Is caused by rheumatism or some thing else. Of course, It can't help but qulck'.y put an end to such superficial ail ments as lumbago, neuralgia, neu ritis, aching muscles, stitch In tho side, crick in tho neck or soro feet because of lis penetrating aetloni but what It is really recommended for is Joint ailments of any nature what ever. Ask for a tube of "Joint-Ease." You can use it several times in one even ing for quick results, because it goes right through the skin wllh only a few Seconds rubbing.' It surely is a swift, penetrator and when It gots under tho skin, it starts right In to clean up all Joint trouble. All first-class druggists everywhere dispense It dally 'for about 00 cents a tube. . '." . Adv. Prices 16 inch high-top all leather Shoes $5.75! Mens' heavy work Shoes . . $2.98 Mens dress Shoes $2.98 $7.50 Stag Shirt $5.50 Men's work Shirts 50c Woolmixt Sox . 15c Mens' white Hdk. 5c Black and brown Sox . . . Big Yank work Shirts . . . Mens' Bib Overalls at . . . $1.35 Mens' Khaki Pants , at . . . $1.35 Trunks, Suitcases and Bags. Everything just a little less. Fresh Meat "NO BULL" Starting witli Tlmrsday we will sell at our ware house from Sixty to eighty pounds of fresh meat for three dollars Xo orders taken on the phone, no less than three dollars sold to any one. See for yourself. Johnson Produce Co. 241 No. Fir Street 10c 98c PAP.IS. Jan. 18. (By the Asbo elated press) Dr. Schacht, president of the rclchsbnnk and currency com mission who hus accepted the lnvita lion of the reparation experts to come here for consultation In connec tion with an Inquiry Into Germany's finances Is expected to arrive Sun day. The technical advisers attached to the expert committee continued to day thulr study of the documents concerning the German note circula tion nnd general finances In prepara tion for drawing up a questionnaire House and lot for sale. Rooms and apartments for rent. The Cheapest Store in the West Push the Money Under the Door i - ' ' WILL It WILSON Hello, Boys! Wanted, every old auto license tag in town, l-2c cash, lb in trade. 50 tnsis -buys you a cherry, pencil or apricot tree. Come on. "We want those to number our trees before Henry Ford ?ets them nil made into tin iiwies. So hurry. E. C. WELCH Washington Nursery Office 6th and Fir St. Phone if you have a truck load, 441-M OneWeekOnly 50 Choice Patterns ' Values iip to $55.00 at $42 Lined with Sol-Satin guaranteed two seasons Come i n and look them ovei .' -.1-.- J L Upstairs Cause for. Serious Thought IT is estimated that 70 of rectal cancer is due to the continual irritation from neglected Piles. Future risks, as Well as present ill-health, warrant skilled atten tion if you are suffering with a Rectal or Colon disorder. I 1 have been a Rectal and Colon Specialist for many yean and It U this successful experience which enables me to confidently GUARANTEE to cure your Piles or refund joux fee.- ' Writ todar for mr FREEUIottntedt W, DEAN.M.D tWMWMOBRMON PMITUND.MKCON Star Meat Market Specials for Saturday CHOICE Lot of Chickens and Turkeys Choice Beef Pot Roast . i5c Choice Beef Stews . ; . . .12c Perk Shoulder Roast ............. .20c Good Bacon ,25c Free Delivery Phone 273 We Will be in Our New Location at 104 W. Main St., Monday Jan. 21, 1924 COME IN AND SAY "HOWDY" ; 1 ; Wc take this occasion lo thank oiir many patronage, which lias'iiiadc possible our opposite our present location. Here our complete. , We will maintain always one high standard of quality, correct fair pricing and t unfailing coni'tesy in serving you at ' friends in the valley for their loyal moving to larger quarters, directly stocks of furnishings 'will be more THE MEN'S SHOP R. W. Lee, Proprietor 2 doors from RIALTO THEATRE . " ' " (formerly Springer & Lee.) , MEDFORD, ORE. lor Gencrul Schacht.