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o MEDFORD MAlfi TRTBTJSE, fEDFORD, OREGON", WEDNESDAY, APRTL 22, "1925 9 AGE THREE o BE HELD FRIDAY,! PUBLIC LIBRARY lillll jMlisIfiT Say "Bayer Aspirin" INSIST! Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you 'are;' not gettinr - the" genuine wl" niine the babies - assisted, by . j i s"ss Vera Benrd nnd Xllss Irene cayci rtauin y.uvcu oaic ujr ,lf Jackson county Health Unit. A baby welfare clinic will be held in the basement of the Public library In Medford, Friday, April 24, from 2' to 6 p. m. Dr. S. Gearey, county health officer, nnd Dr. W. W. V. Holt millions and prescribed by phy sicians for 24 years. 'o At ACCePT ,ony e)7 7 Bayer packa; Children up to G years of age will be registered. Registration can be made by appointment only. A physi cal examination will je made of each 'Ac.c.pni nnlv a r . . child Inclllillnc u'Alirhlnff nn,l mennir. Dackaf C ' inR- . N child. with, a rash or cold (mill be admKteft. Mrs. Leonard Car- - u:i. Ait- i ponter and Mrs. E. G. Burgess of the .which contains proven directions ;J;lckson County Publl0 11(,alth Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets atlon will assist with tho'records. ' Also bottles of 24 and 100 DrUL'L'istS This is the first of n serins of bahv Jtntfrln is tl trnite murk of Bayer M.tra- welfare clinics to bo held tho last ' aaia- "and whon h BOts mo factoni of MweoceUcaciOcster of Ballcylicacid ' Friday of each month in iledford i f iKht then I will fight, but not until. ; This clinic is the ifcird. permanent I He 18 m manager and wo have not Clin c of this tvno to be established ; "i"" "UI i"""'""""!' IK OF MOVIES, NOT OF FIGHTING OMAHA,- Neb.. April 22 Hoavy weiKht Champion Jack Dempscy, who with his wife, formerly ICatellc Taylor, moving picture actress, passed through Omaha last night en rout to New York to put the finishing touches on a picture in which the two are playing, declared that ho nnd his manager, Jack K earns, are "not on the outs.' "He is my fight manager,". Demp- Wong Pon Chinese. Medicine For TrpAtmont of Aente nd Chronic Dlseaeofi of ' Men and Women. Oanoer and tumor treated, lnflrcoza, kid ary. bladder and stomach troubet. fits, Uernlii, ruptun, otdn, female troubles, par ttyaU, trmr, pneuraoniB, asthma and throat trouble, tiieumatinm. amenorrhea, goitre, mumpOon, catarrh, pllea, hydrocele, al bumin. . Office Hourat 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Consultation Free TAX South Front St. Med ford, Qra. tn Oregon and it is hoped that it will ! be of material benefit to the people of Jackson county. During the sum mer other clinics will be held at vari ous points, in tho-county so. as to. be easily accessible to oil people in the county. All mothers with children up to tho school age should make appointments by telephoning. The Jackson County Health Unit, Jacksonville 491, before Friday.' " CASH PAID For Second-Hand Furniture and Stoves W.A. KINNEY -Furniture House ' . 315 E. Main Ph ope 505 and the Klamath pride was through ! Kpiscopal church h;e voted 420 to J in t third round of a scheduled Methodist Kpiscopal chim-h Bouth, ten round bout. Ititrhie'a ono claim : according to figures announced to to fume is that ho stood up before 'day by Dr. It. J. AVade, secretary of tho veteran Frank Fanner here for ten rounds a couplo of years ago. Methodists for I'nirk-atiuu. CHICAGO, April 22. Twenty- tho general conference of the thern church. O. O. Parker, who underwent an op eration in Portland recently returnod seven conferences of the Methodist to Medford this morning. GIVE PLAY MAY 1; Tho senior class play, .. "All-of-a- Sudden Peggy," will bo produced at the Craterlan, May the first. The cast, under the direction of Mrs. Vic tor Set her,- have been hard at work on it for tho last five weeks. The stage-setting, which is to be out of ' the ordinary and especially attractive, has already been begun under the di rection of Thomas Swern. ; Tho play has been one of the most t popular ones ever written for orofes- " I atonaU as well as amateurs. Prob I ably no play has enjoyed longer runs """ """"" '"" - , in up-to-date theaters than has this - ' 111 """ i . , . one. It has rapidly incroascd In -- ' 1 nomilnritv to nuch an extent that it : .. . . . linn honn nnr Into thn mnvlai with ' Klamath's Plido Is K, O.'cfl. fcoitThat dlStinSrUlshed look the casts composed of tho mfost out- : KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., April 2. 11 ' i '.,nn,n ,i 0nDrta liocco stramaKlia. Portland heavy j Tho , success of "AIl-of-a-Rudden ! weight, -clipped Karl Ritchie, Kltim IPeaav" Is due. not only to the fact Rtn logger, on the' chin last night r that there is abundant humor thrti- f . . lout, but that In no nlaco does the (action drng. The plot Is original and absorbing, holding the Interest of the I audience from the very first to the end. The story is of the - universal type, which appeals strongly to all types of people. ; ' of a tailored Suit. There's a reason. I am a little over-weight at pres ent," the champion said. . "1 tip the beam around the two hundred mark, .but hard, work wil) bring me down , to my regular fighting weight. I like to train and I like to,. fight, This movie work doesn't mako a hit with mo, - but, you know, its better than loafing around doing nothing." Uempsey said he didn't think his manager had any fights in view. "1 will r-Bce Tex Ilickard when I ar rive in New. York."-ho said, "but as far as talking .'fight' is .concerned, that's up to my manager." "I don't think I will sign another movie , contract soon," he Bald In response to a question. "Fighting Is my business, not acting in , the movies." "But Jack makes a good actor Mrs. Dempsey said with a smile. Following completion of their pic tures In New York, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dempsey expect to visit Europe on their honeymoon, after which they will return to thoir homo In Cali fornia. TostonJay's Results. At Portland, 6; Oakland, 1 (flvo innings, rain) At Scattlo-Vernon (teams traveling).- . At San Francisco 6; Sacramento, 5, At Los Angeles, 7; Salt Lake, 6 Walker to Fight fircb. NEW , YORK, April 22. Mickey "Walker, world's welterweight cham pion and Harry Oreb, middleweight title hplder, signed today for a 15 round bout at the Polo grounds on the night of Juno 19. Oreb's title will be at stako. It is hand tailored, not machine built, right here in Medford. Order yours NOW: ' Prices $40.00 to $55.00 Upstairs EX-MEDFORD IN SEES GAS WARS Before you Build Buy or Rent, get 4JheElectricol"HoHr'' for Householders. This Booklet is free from any contractor or jretaUfir who ' displays this seal 4PAIinCTATEsw OMAHA, Neb., April 22. - Not deathless wars but something ap proximating them, will Borne day bo waged, Major General Amos X., Fries, chiof of the chemical warfare ser vico of tho United States army, told newspaper men here yesterday. ChemTcal warfare, the general said, is not being developed along the line of attaining great and sudden loss of life. Rather," ho continued, "It 1 being developed whereby wars and battles may be won without great loss of life, without working per manent Injury to the people of cities which may be attacked but to in capacitate such cities and peoples that may be taken. 'Human life is of greater value in warfare todqy than It haa ever been In history. The World War was the most humane General Fries declared. The wars of ancient times were warn of horror and casualty. Only two deaths occurred from every 100 persons gassed," he said, "while 25 deaths resulted from the same number of Individuals struck by bullets or high explosive shells." (General Fries is a former Med ford boy, graduate of the M. H. and a brother of Mrs. William Grieve of ( Prospect), ' WEDDING BELLS T SB ...Ml Macaroni Spaghetti EggNoodlt Starchincsis is re moved by the Foiv tana oroces. Flavor fnd nutrition are. -, left, ioc a package. Alabastine For That Large Interior Rice and grass were thrown about j the courthouse hall again Tuesday morning, when friends of . Martha Mary Myers of Tolo, and Clyde, Walters of this Vity were united In matrimony by County Judge Hart zell. An informal reception was held on the front porch of the court house. R. R. Kntanipment I. O. O. F. Worjc in Patriarchal Degree Friday evening. Every Patriarch cordially in ited tobe prpsent. 1 ' - 28 SVIEURALGIA BXl or headache rob the forehead . J melt and Inhale the vapor ' The' king of water color wall coatings. Alabastine stays firmly pn your walls. A fire retardant. Great sur face' coverer. Easily mixed and applied. Use White Alabastine on rough interior sur face of factory, parage, . MU wareroom, etc. Eco- ni nomicai. ' 5ee uit nTiniif v I'i- ."! ' ... : Grows Hals Or Vaur Money Back Keep free from the curse of falling hair and baldness. Van Ess Liquid Scalp Massage feeds hair growing medi cine through rubber nipples directly to the hair roots. It's the marvelous new method scalp treatment. Van Ess 6tops falling hair grows new hair in 90 days. Ask us about the 90-day treatment plan. We sell it under money-back guarantee. Buy Van Ess today and Van Ess your hair tonight MEDFORD PHARMACY OAS HEAT GAS HEAT GA3 HEAT 5 1 1 Pointing: the Way to a Pine Opportunity to ' " Brighten YOUR KITCHEN and " v . LIGHTEN YOUR WORK For a limited time only you arc offered an allow ance of $10.00 .frorn retail prices for ovcry gn range now In' service-and replaced by VULCAN SMOOTH TOP GAS RANGE. You Save $10 Buy Now Come to our display rooms, 209 W. Main St. See the many ways in which you can save time, labor and money. Sec the attractive new models- in all finishes) so bright, so clean, so easy to own. See Mr. MacUlin, salesman, for particulars at once. Phone 526. ' Southern Jregon Gas Company 2 B GAS HEAT GAS HEAT GAS HEAT 7? Carries th?i0X TO6Twe:hr4j n thi.e muscle' mm Free Demonstration ALL THIS WEEii Walking on the Muscles of Your Feet as Nature Intended There nre only two natural ways to remove the cause of Rheumatism, Neuritis, Plat Feet, Bunions, Corns and Oaluses, 1'ains and Aches in your feet, ankles; legs and back. One way is to walk bare footed in sand; the other is wearing a pair of Burns' Patent Cuboids in your shoes. We build muscle tissue by forcing the blood through the arteries by walking on these muscles. Children don't inherit bunions and flat feet. They do inherit weak nruscles on their feet which develop into bunions and flat feet. First symptoms: Feet get tired quick, then '; toiioweci oy pains m ieet, anKles, legs and back, which Was unknown when people walked on the muscles 'of their feet. ' - Come in tomorrow. We want you to know about this whether you invent or not. . . ' .:'';' W. C. BURNS ' ' : ' ' . CUBOID FOOT SPECIALIST ' ' i C. M. KIDD & CO. ' 221 East Main St. . - PhOM 31W Overland 4 Touring Completely Rebuilt A Real Buy The Busy n Corner Motor C6, "Mi 'Bit A Bicj-cle Parade promoted to show the youth of today how to ride a bicycle safely and well. Every boy and girl man' and ' woman with a wheel is invited. Elegant prizes for riders with decorated bicycles Boy Scouts in uniform. ' . , 1 Oh Boy ! Let's Go! EVERYTHING FREE! ''Cycle' Trades 'of 'America" Sil ver Trophy 'Cup to the school with greatest', number of riders in the parade.,; ; , , This will be the biggest bicycle event ever held -in this section of the country. v BE THERE . ' Washington School Grounds, Oakdale Ave. and Main St. SATURDAY (Courteoy of tho Board of Education) ycle Parade APRIL 25TH V , '. j . f; t- ' ;it 9:30 to 10:00 A. M. Assembly S. Bartlett St. Parade Up Main St. ' (Courtesy of the Police Department) To Washington School Grounds. (Courtesy of the Board of Education) mere Awarding of Prizes and ''Safety First" Demonstration ; Will Take Place.'"'" 7". 4fl prizes! Here Is a New ."; ' . . StUnt . , Riding on a plank 150f eet long, 5 inches wide, 1 inch-thickV , The plank lies on the ground abd ; it can be ridden all the way. - !:, Can you ride it? Come and try! First prize for the rider covering the greatest, distance, a Gold ..Watch. 1 vv' -v ;' - v r Scooter Race " I V; ": for Kids ? If you have a Scooter get it out, . come to the Cycling : ..Caraival -Saturday morning. 50-Yard . Scooter RacQ. Three' , . 'Prizes.'--'-'-''r'--.'.' .'Vv ' : .; '-..., y, .'' '.' ' Open to all kids with Scooter.-. Great sport for kids. ' :' - ORDER OF EVENTS ; , 9:30 All riders assemble. 10:00 Bike parade. ' 10:30--Saf ety demonstration . " and prize awards. 11 :00Scooter race. - 11:30 Plank.ride. ' '- Ask These Bicycle Dealers for Particulars Lamport's Sporting Goods .and Hardware 22C-2& Main 8t. Liberty Repair Shop 22 8o. Orape 8t. Ernest L Scott . 5 112 N. Front St. LenKERSHIH WICKS V VapoRub BROAOVWY" SEVENTH Young's Hardware Co. Owr 7 Million .'-. " ' 0r
