Medford mail tribune., March 03, 1924, Page 8, Image 8

WTrPFOKB fATT TRTTmNHV MFTtFOKD. ORFC.ON. MONDAY. MAflCTI 3. 1924
BILL ULRiGH GETS
A W OP IN
F
R.G.F0VLERT0
HERE'S WHAT PEOPLE
SAY ABOUT TANLAC
OF
EIS
PORTLAND TALKS ON SHOULD BE IS
ETrtHT
s
L
SERMON TOPIC
The Portland Sunday Journal print-
WASHINGTON. March S Pro- Van, Cr? Hakor nf Pnrfl.nil d.
Kiwanls club at their
a pjciare 01 juiam l inca 01 iea- ttxui 10 majce soiaier txnua pay- --,.,1
ford and a sfcelch of his aim ol mwu in the form of paid-up Insur- hincheon in the Hotl Medford at noon
wiiu-ius i-n. anc led to several arguments today tidar and Mid a hUh tribute to the
at the opening of public hearings by TndTpriTi!iied Child MoTement" be-
by Kiwania clubs all
William L'lrich, democratic candi'
oate tor county range 01 jacitson Ine houlw way and m,, ,-omrr,it- fug conducted
county. as born in Burlington. Iowa, He today on adjuv.ed compensation oyer the state.
in crussea me juains wita cis legislation.
parents by 01 team in 160 act arriT-1 ilepresema:ive Andrew, republican,
esd in Jacksonville, Ore., in the tail of Massarhuwiis explained to the roni
llie same year. There were 6( wagons tr.iitee a measure he has introduced
la this train and In were such old Plo- providing tor insurance with an op
neers as the Dameburgs. Furrys. La- "on ci,l Iaments fr,r ih.s vete-
renburgs. Nortons, Youngs and oth
ers. Ulrica's father died In U69. He
The mayor opened h'.s remarks by
comnlfmpntih? the work being done
In this state and nation by the Rotary
tad Kiwanls clubs and said no higher
i class of orders exist.
was forced to work for his board and
keep on the farm of Lyman Chappclle
on the Applegate. where be worked
for two years, lie then hired out to
Chapelle for four years at $20 per
month and board and saved out of
that small salary S16 per month. After d last ssPn
the expiration of this terra VlricV representative Kis'i.
came hack in Jacksonville and learned New York. presented
the baker'
for several
nees and moved to Med ford when the
rans not entitled to more than ISO. -Mavor Bauer sa.d ne has the honor
The veterans' need for cash is not ot beine; chairman of the board of dl
the same now as at the close of the rectors of the crippled children's hos
war. insurance provision appeals to' pita! In Portland, which Is one of the
me as better tor the veterans, grant- j eleven institutions started and main
Ing them protection aga.nat worry tor talned by the Shrine. The Institution
the future.'" i p!-j ),. n..iic nf r.n
'r tntrr '.iTLed ."" bin WUld children. There are 38 in the home
republican.!
his bonus
(now and anrllcatkns accented for the
other 12. They accept crinpled child
ren under the age of 14 who are cur
able
work before
today." said the
Z?JZmlnlW,l,' " m,"nUm f $,6" "- '' to borV and girls' life and furnishing
ley, woere ne Dum me i.nra Business nllow JStid to lx-nefi iarles of each of thou honor
the 5000 who died during the war meDt8
without inpurance. I . ' . . . . . .
r' trade, at which he worked h" of restricting all payments to , ,
al years He sold this busl- " lw'm'S'Mf endowment policy. It! he most Important
L u.HfrH when .h. w"uM i,,'nr l-o"''"- f C0 for each the American people tod
house In Med ford.
V. K. A. la Sell Timber.
WASHINOTON. March 3. Seere-
reservation In Washington state. The
money will be placed to the credit of
the Makahs.
Htih ft niMtitrb wnnlii . inn
1000.000 or about I100.000.omo a year I ' ,ne la"r cnuurea to-
tary Work today authorised the sale .Mr. Fish estimated. All veterans, in- I""1" "" -
by competitive bidding of S00. 000.000 ! eluding o?flcers up to tho ranli of sponsible than the children for so
feet of ripe timber located on IO.O'iO captain In the arpiy and marine corps rnuch child dellnouencv and nowhere
acres of land in the Makah Indian j and lieutenant in the navy would be 'his more evldant than in a large
",'""J- jciiv line t'onianu. ijeveniyiive per
Hoth Mr. Andrew and Ilepresenta- cent of the crime In that community
live Cole, republican. Iowa, declared is committed by youths under 24 years
they had never heard opposition to ,,f af!e an() the parents are responsible
a bonus espressed by any enlisted for of ,t Iu hgh ,lrne for them
to wake up to this fact
"I want to call your attention to the
fact that there are very few Protest
ant institutions for the children In
this country or slate. The Corvallis
farm home Is one that Is worthy of
supoort. It Is being aided by the O.
A. C. and will do a grand work."
The Mayor closed by telling of the
movement being made to establish In
Los Angeles by the Chambers of Com
jmerce and different clubs to Inform
the thousands of tourists who visit
there of the wonders of Oregon and
ftmy
Rheumatism
is gone-99
"THERE re thousands of you
A men and women, just like I once
was slaves to rheumatism, muscle
pains, joint pains, and horrible stiff
ness. I bad the
wrong idea
a boat rheuma
tism for years.
I didn t realize vault for
that increasing
rillCAOO, March S. "Some peo
pie are treating the church like e
the e f f e c t of
completely
knocking out
rheumatic im
purities from the system. That is
why I began using S. S. S.I Today I
have the strengthl used to have years
ago I I don't use my crutches any
more." S. S. S. makes people talk
about themselves the way it builds up
their strength. Start S. S. S. today
for that rheumatism. You'il feci the
difference shortly.
S. S. 8. It sold St rt good drag
storM in neo sixes. The Urger ue
is sssts ecsnotBicsI.
the safekeeping of old it. .n... fnr knmuukm anil
HllL-h Ill.lr-U nf V',., Vnrlf .... ....
blood-tellS had Citv. declare., .7... n,h, 7 ' Z .7" Bald "rV " noUI1 00OSt ,0r 10,8
A
CC5he World s Bert
,s.w ilood Medicine
ih Mnnrfr... pvi,. movement.
These precious old truths are care-1 - J- "fT received the honors to-
fully guarded by the elders who be- day and the hotel served canned
come port of watchdogs and do a chicken, put up by the Rogue River
great deal of lurking, most of it up Canning company, also their canned
the wrong tree." ur. Mack said, peas and beans.
"others would make the church a c. M. Kldd was appointed chairman
sort of love feat with no backbone. of the charttv ball committee and is to
ju,i a slum of sentiment bleating gelec, tne other members.
'TSLZZ'' VTT " P' e S?"Perintendent A. O. Srrith said
and offering no practical program for 1 . . , '
the .htalnlng of peace. "f are endeavoring to secure 1J.
"The present difference In the people to attend the basketball game
church rannot be adjusted by a unl, at Roseburg Friday evening In order
form creed. It would be a case of to f secure a special train on the
the lion and the lamb lying down to- Southern Pacific. The fare to be $5 S.I
Kether with the lamb inside. The for the round trip, train to leave here
at 1 p. m. and return atter tne game.
The Greater Medford club sent ar
Invitation for Kiwanians to attenl the
lecture at the public library the even
ing of March 1". by Mrs. G. J. Prankle
of Portland on the "White Cross."
Guests were Mayor George Baker. S
in. Johnson, superintendent of the
('hitonuin Lumber company; H.
Meaner, a lumberman of Klamath
Falls and F. II. Veto of New York.
cnurcn can co-operate ny having
common purpose, to advance Justice
and liirht "
Guard Your Mouth
Let WRIGLEY'S be the
guardian of your mouth and
throat
It will combat trouble of
various kinds. It helps to keep
the teeth free from food par
ticles that ferment and cause
decay.
It has an antiseptic effect It re
lieves acid mouth and thus not
only prevents harm to the teeth,
but serves to sweeten the stomach.
It stimulates digestion and helps to
prevent the forming of gas that
causes dyspepsia.
Fmt Wstfi
atsrsatflsTsrt
-ail suit Ims
fcusuMs
Srak bits
yerity sadufa
fctta, cUsa
as fsO-
fUrara
Read from a widely known medi
cal work:
"Chewing gum aids tooth nutrition
and the cleansing action is a defi
nite benefit it prevents dyspepsia.
Good chewing gum is excellent for
bad digestion.
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So we say, after every meal
MERCHANTS AGREE
NOT TO SELL OLEO
TILLAMOOK. Ore- M.irch 3.
Su!-tiiun-s for dairy butter will find
a difficult market in Tillamook county
herfufU'r. The business men of the
I'ounly have aRreed-with each other
and lth the da rymen of the count
not to handle, sell or advertise any of
the lunstitutes for dairy butter.
ThU is the fimt move online par:
of dairymen of the state in their ftKh
aRainst oleomargarine. According to
dairymen of the county who were ac
tive in sec tiring the agreement be
tween the merchants and dairymen,
the Mule Dairymen's Association
meeting at Hillshoro on February 27
and :s,will take up the fight ajralnst
butter u.stilute in an effort to
stimulate the ue of dairy butter.
The agreement made here was sign
ed by every dealer handling butter or
butter substitutes and by the majority
of the newBjtapcrs in the county, and
by Uollie V. Wation. representative
from Tillamook county at the state
legislature.
In addition to agreeing not to H
the butter nultntitutt-s, the business
men contradict the statements gen
erally made that Tillamook people de
mand the ule of Oleo-tnat garine.
BY PRES.. COOUDGE
The Cirl R-erv-. according to
their program, attended ervues i a
lody Sunday morning at the First
Baptist church, a full section of pews
was reserved for them. As the large
and representative body of Medford
girls entered the auditorium they sang
j their official aong. the audience
; standing while they mere being seated.
t Much appreciation was expressed of
the practical rmon especially de
( livered for them by Rev. F. R. Leach,
pastor of the church. The choir had
some splendid music. 1
flev. Mr. Leach' spoke On "What
Our Oirls Should Is." How the ideals
of the Girl Reserves helps bicIb to
meet the temptation of their sex, and
to solve the.r problems was mentioned
in the speaker's introduction. The
girl of today, said the speaker, lives
in a different world from the girl of
yesterday; she touches life in all Us
phases: In In the world of business,
and is under greater strain and temp
tations: she belongs to more organi
sations; attends more dances; takes
more Joy ride3, and smokes more cig
arette and drinks more booze, if she
happens to belong to the ao-called
smart set. (
The girl of today has greater ad
vantages tha nthe g:rl of yesterday; 1
is more educated; knows more of life,:
but for all thin is she a better girl; is
she making a better wife and mother;
is rhe better morally, physically and
spiritually?
The wold is In need today of the
old-fashioned girl; the girl who thinks
more of .shining in the home than in
society; who is interested in some
thing aside from the latest dance and
inzx music or novel; who snaps her
fingers at wrong and false standards
and vulgar fashion; w ho is sweet, high
minded, a lover of home and church.
and one who can say her prayers
and is not afraid of standing alone,
if need be.
What should our girls be? They
should be attractive and beautiful.
There U beauty of form. There la a
power for good, if the girl tan be
beautiful and not self conscious of it.
When she is then she loses the charm
of real teauty. lu-auty does not
come from uso of cosmetitu; paint
and powder detract rather than at
tract. Beauty of dress i also desir
able, but should not be the only
thought of the girl.
The average gi" 1 of today gives too
much time and thought to her dress,
and thinks more of what she has on
her head .than what she has in it.
Beauty of mind Is al.no essectial. It
serves to make the face attractive
where a lack of education Interferes
with one's power for good. Beauty of
manners should aI?o be considered by
girls. Coarse, vulgar manners are un
becoming Jn a girl. Above all beauty
of character should be placed fore
most. For without character a girl
ia a drug on the market. No giil is
really beautiful who has an Impure
heart. Beauty of soul i essential to
perfect womanhood.
Our girls should ' be serviceable.
The s'rl of today la not as useful in
the home as she once was. Every
girl should have some home duties
and not feel she is above work. She
should know the art of conking, and
be a home maker above all things.
Our girls should be practical; physi
cally strong: and thu woll equipped
to exert the great power women have
on the other sex. and on the genera
tion of tomorrow. . The world will
give place to this girl who can mnke
cfood, but to make good she must t,e
good. God pity the girl, who only ha. ;
beauty of face and dress, and has no J
beauty of character, mind or ul
LEADER, L. MOSS
While no official announcement
has yet been made here or by
the O. A. C. extension service. It is
presumed that the following " tele'-!
graphic news hem from Centralia. j
Wash., published in yesterday's poxt- j
land newspapers, refers to the auc-
ceiMor of Lloyd Moss, county club
leader who has looked after thej
county's livestock Interest for- the'
past two years and who resigned' Iris
office some time ago to take effect j
January 1st. and has been holding on
until relieved; J
The Lewis county agent. Robert G. ;
Fowler, has tendered his resignation;
to the county com mission era, effec-j
live April l. Fowler has been county'
agent for three years. He will go to'
Jackson county. Oregon, making his;
hom in Medford. His work there j
will be of similar nature, excepting!
thtt his time will be devoted particu- j
larly to livestock. A more attractive
salary is responsible for hia going to
Oregon. j
'If it had not been for Tanlac I would still be a sick, dis
couraged woman, for nothing else seemed to do me any
good," says Mrs. Edward Gibbs.
PARIS. Mar. . The corrrtpon- j
1nc-e between the English and
French premiers, says ths Petit Pari-
sien forms, in some measure, a pre-:
amble to more definite and wide pour j
parlers to be undertaken when the ex- i
pert reparation committees have fin- '
lahed their work. . ,
"Pertinax" in the Echo de Paris, i
says the British prime minister. !
wishes to take and hold everything
in the manner of the omnipotent Ju
piter and Mr. Wilson."
All the advertising In the world and
all the sales efforts combined could
not have made the great success for
TANLAC that has been attained, un
less this reconstructive tonic pos
sessed merit of the greatest degree.
Ovtr 40 Million Bottles of Tanlac
have ben sold and the demand to
day is greater than ever before.
Tljat TANLAC possesses merit and
has brought relief to hundreds of
thousands of persons is attested by
the great number of testimonials that
have been received by the company
from people in every slate of the
I'nion and every province df Canada.
There are over 100.000 such state
ments on file with the company, all
ringing with sinrere praise for TAN
LAC and what It has- accomplished.
Here are excerpts from a few of the
100.000 statements on file:
iirs. Edward Rihhs. Lancaster, Pa.
"Kor 2 years indigestion deprived
me of nearly all the pleasure of living.
If It had not been for TANLAC I
would ttill be a sick and discour.iged
woman, for nolhing else seemed to do
me any good."
Mrs. Mary A. Benson. Seattle Wash.
- "Following an operation my stom
ach and nerves seemed to give way
nnd I become almost helpless. As a
List resort 1 tried TANLAl'. I began
to Improve from the very first, gain
ed 2S lbs., and today am feeling fine."
O. E. Moore. Kansas City, Mo.
"My stomach seemed to pain me con
stantly, food Beemed to do me no
good, I would bloat up with gas. lost
my Btrength, and could not sleep or
rett. J was on the downgrade all the
time. Tanlac corrected my troubles
and put me in excellent shape."
Thomas Lucas, petersboro. Onta-
'rlo "Well. sir. buying TANLAC was
: the best Investment I ever made, for
'It built up my health and strength to
j where I haven't a complaint In the
I world."
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Kaake, De
i trolt. Mich. "For more than a year
jour three children, age 2. 4 and 6.;
(had been so peiked and lifeless that
! we were worried about them. Their :
'stomachs were irpaet. appetites poor,
jthe color had left their cheeks, their-'
! nights were restless and during the
i day they would Just mope around,
j taking nt Interest In play or any
' thing else. They began to improve
with the first dose of TANLAC. and
jtoCay there are no more healthy chll
idren in Detroit."
I Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
gists. Over 40 million bottles sold.
j.cceit no substitute.
! Take Tanlao Vegetable Pllla
M. .VI n. tnr TViMtTrh
WITH MEDFORD TRADE 18 MEDFORD MADS.
Announcement
Extraordinary o
9-
Georgp A. Hunt .and CVmii'ianv take the extreme pleasure in an
nouncing for the Rialto Theatre MONDAY MATINEE and
NIGHT, MARCH 10TII, the special engagement of THOMAS
"WILFRED, who will present his new invention "The Clavilux,"
or color organ, the instrument that marks the beginning of the
''greatest, the most spiritual and radiant art of all." Up to the
1 resent time it has been the privilege of only the large Eastern
Citis, New York, Boston. Cincinnati and Chicago, to view this re
markable new art. Mr. Wilfred's recitals have taken audiences
by storm wherever played, and the largest daily papers and scien
tific magazines have devoted front pages and columns of space in
their praises of this new fine art.
Thomas Wilfred, inventor of the Clavilux, will be at the keyboard
and open for you the gate to a vast new world of unexplored
beauty.
Mail Orders received now. Make checks, money orders payable to
Geo. A. Hunt, care Rialto Theater. Inclose self addressed stamp
ed envelope to insure safe rtum.
Tries, including War Tax: Matinee, 1st 6 rows 83c; last 19 rows
- SlaliX -Evening. 1st G rows $1.10: last 19 rows $1.65.
Seats on Sale Friday at Noon. .
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Hers is a wasted life.
IN KLAN HEARING:!
HKRIUX. III.. Mar. 3. Troops sur
rounded the city hall here today,
where a special grand jury of the
Herrin city court held its preliminary
sessions in an investigation of the
clash on February 8. between the Ku
Klux Kian and anti-klan forces, when
ConstnMe Caesar Cagle. a leader of
the klan. was killed, and Deputy Sher
iff Ceorpe Inyman, antiklansman,
was wounded.
ASPIRIN
Beware of Imitations!
d)emcmdJ
OUR FAITH
In a Greater Medford
Prompts us to urge you to
BUILD NOW
WASHINGTON'. March I. White
House officials said todtiy thnt Pres
ident Coolldiee did riot tare to dig
nify by comment the declaration of
Frank A. Vanderlip yesterday that the
president had aked but not received
the resignation of Attorney General
Daucherty. f
mat mry rfpr.uemy nas peen de
nied by all tho in a position to speak
uthorltauvely.
Unless you see the "Barer Crocs' w
park or on tablets you are not get
ting the, genuine liayef Aspirin proved
safe br millions and prescribed br
pbrsictar.s over twenty-three years for
CoUs ITeadacha
Toothache Lumbago
Neurit Rheums li.m
Neuralgia Tain, Pain
Accept "Bayer Tablet of Aspirin"
only. Karh un broke a package contain
proven directions. Handy boxes of
twelve tablet rot few reals,- Dnur
Kt aUo sell buttles of SI and 100.
Aspirin is the trade mark of Barer
Manufacture of Munoaccticacidcter oi
fcaliCTlicadiL
Our Stocks Are Large
Our Prices Are Low
Our Terms Are the Best
H AND WE ARE READY TO SUPPLY YOU 1
WITH EVERYTHING FROM FOUNDATION TO ROOF
1 Medford Lumber Go. I
H J. H. C00LEY, Pres ' j
I Pho"e 629 Cor. 3rd and N. Fir j
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