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o o o " fEDFORT) MATL TINTSUNff, lrRDFOT?T), OTcEfiO'Nf, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1. Vol 925 MORMON LEADER If this Signature IS ATTACKED BY A General Idea A X a & a 0, is NOT on the Box, it is NOT "There is no other BROMO QUININE" Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century as an effective remedy for COLDS, GRIP and INFLUENZA, and as a Preventive. Price 30 Cents. The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet Lawn Mowers (They Run Themselves) Easy Running Ball Bearing Call and see these popular price ma chines before buying. , Hubbard Bros. Medford, Ore. Main and Riverside 5 Per Cent Gash Discount Sound Securities Don't Need Wild Promises Tlic seciinly Hint's sound doesn't need n Klili loiiKiicd siili'siiiim or a fiery circular to noil it. ' . ' Kvery invest incut requires some invcstifin tion, hut those prc'sonlcd in "Kosy Dream" terms need ten times more. This Bank Will Help You Investigate. 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In the understanding of the members of the church, la the voice of ;od speaking through the presidency to the congregation on a matter of great importance. Reve lations are received only upon spec ial occasions but as a rule at least one is received at each general con ference, church officials said. The revelation followed action of the majoirty niembera of the annual con ference Saturday in over-riding in surgents and voting "supreme direc torial control" of the church' affairs to President Smith. Several of the insurgent members had declared they would not abide by the action of the congress. After delivering a word of conso lation to the people of the church, the revelation, as repeated by Smith, asked: "And was It not God rather thnn man who Hat Frederick Smith in the presidency?" Continuing the appeal for peace, me revelation said: "Verily, verily, verily, let noth ing separate you from each other nnd from the work and from the church whereunto . I have called you. And thus shall peace nnd glory and blessing be with you. Doug Fairbanks in "Thief of Bagdad" "ThO Thlof of nnirilnd th ..!. hratcil 1".itii'lfiu v..i.h.nL.n . . piece,' which openB a four days en- t hen tor today, is generally considered us ui-iiik one or me renl screen tri umphs achieved up to the present time. A touch of allegory embroidered with sound Oriental philosophy intro duces this finely spun fantasy. Em blazoned across the sky through the medium of brilliant stars are the words: Happiness Must lie learned. This expressslon is the keynote of this colossal (Spectacle. The first half of the production pre sents Fairbanks in the role of an Ori ental Itobln Hood a Kay, reckless, courageous adventurer. These scenes generate a happy-go-lucky phil osophy until the tender romance be- ...... vmuimuuicu in me pUt. I TIlO picture bUllds tn nnlnrful hp.'Bhts as the thief, riding through the skies on n white horso, reaches the outposts of Bagdad. The Mongol, naving mint an army within the wall, captures It. llu alio thief, opening his magic chest, scatters a few white puffs and men. thousands of them, arise from the ground and recapture the city. When ho is confronted by the Mongols or cornered as it were, he resorts to his Invisible cleak. And rescuing the princess he takes her away on the Persian's magic carpet. "Hetty" Hrown will lend charm to this production with her accompani ment at the Wurlltzer. Famous Folks in Film at Rialto Kvery promise Impliexl by the title. "The Great White Way." Is fulfilled by the picture, which opened yester day at the Hialto theater, for It con tains possibly the creatnnt lut nf no tables ever assembled for a single plc- Here Indeed Is Broadway brought to the scrten. One sees Tex lilckard. Ned Wayburn, the entire "Follies" chorus. Arthur Ilrfahane. Tod Sloan. -Veil llrinkley. Bugs liner and a host Of Others Still's Of the Iiou-ann,,,... sporting and theatrical worlds. rt... .... ... ... i.iu nig icmures is a realis tic, prize fight In which Pom u. .,.... well known light weight contender! battles Oscar Shaw, leading man of the film. Another thrilling feature is n big race track scene, filmed at Belmont park on futurltv it.iv it ,ti realistic steeplechase, nnd many other tumm-a in uin ore. Karlo Snnde. n Sa lem, Oregon, hor. wnru'. ..-.i Jockey. Is another of the mnnyy sport- vi-ici.i-iues wno appear. Redmond Man Dies At Door of Hospital rsF.XD. Ore.. April 15. O. O. Sur face, Itcdmond rancher, on Ills way to a local hospital to visit his young son, was stricken with a heart at tack on a downtown street at noon, hut managed to g-a ns far na the hospital, where he fell dead. Surface, who was about sixty years of nge, was accompanied by ills son. liny, and they were coming to visit a younger hoy. Garrison, who was accident ly shot March 31 while play ing with the brother, Kay. Women Show More . Interest in West Coast BERLIN, April 15,(By the As- IouL.uiu ricM; nieiu .narsnai von Hlndenburg Is now fair game for his political opponents, says Vorwaerts, tne socialist organ, which declares the republican parties In Germany for the past five years had scrupu lously lived up ,to a gentleman's agreement which, prescribed "closed season" for the venerable Held marshal. It was understood, says Vorwaerts. that Von Hlndenburg was not to be dragged into controversies over the loss of the war or the conduct of the .war, and that the halo which popular acclaim placed over the head of the hero of Tannenberg was to remain sacred. The agreement ' presupposed that opponents of the republic would keep von Hlndenburg out of poll tics, a condition which Vorwaerts de clares now has been violated and which, therefore deprives him of lurtner immunity.- The socialist organ then proceeds to re-prlnt an extract from a protocol drawn up at grant Headquarters at Plena early in" January; liu when Chancellor Hethmann-Hollweii attempted to stop oormany s unrestricted submarine warfare. The chancellor apparently wuvureo in the face of the deter mined attitude of Von Hlndenburg. General Ludendorff and other Ger man army officers who demanded ruthless application of the U-boat weapon. . The protocol represents Von Hln denburg as being quite as resolute as the other U-boat advocates; he oven brushed nslde Bethmann-Hollweg's plea for its abandonment because of the attitude of the United Slates, declaring .the submarlno program took nil eventualities into consideration. 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