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MRS. M. ETTNER
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WELL ATTENDED
DEDICATION RED
WOOD" HIGHWAY
ANTIKU KLUX - ; TRIAL OF KANSAS
ORGANIZATION IS GOVERNOR STARTS,
FORMED, COLORADO JURYMEN CALLED
7iursmg my baby wijiaea
. the young mother t
"How to get plenty of milk into my diet for my
.' own sake and the baby's ws a distinct problem.
' r7. m.Viorc T irac nnf' fnnd of- milk.
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De Luxe Studio.
Km Oreg. "For some yctira 1
liavc used Dr. Pk-irVs (ioldon Medi
til Discovery uh it prlnff tnlc and
lm vt never found it to full In cl winn
ing the system, stimulating tho blood
and giving a feeling of healthy lift.
At one time 1 was weak and run
down, felt all worn out and ready
to go to bed. hut the help I got
from the 'Colden Medieal lJleover.V'
brought back to me a feeling of
Htrengtn and new life. 1 shall always
have a pood word to Hay for thlH
wonderful remedy for I have always
found it good when a tonle wan
needed, I have a Ikm used the 'I'leaa
ant Pellets for tlie stomach, liver
and bowels, and ran Ray ihey ran he
depended upon to clear and regulate
these organs." Mrs, .M. Kttner, 441)
.South ISth St.
Write lr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel
In Itu f fa to, X. Y.. for free medical
udvicq or send 10c. for trial package
of any of his medicines. Adv.
ClUAXTH PASS, Ore., May 12. Ore
got. and California, Joined handH in
the dedication Kunday of fourteen
miles of the Redwood highway paral
leling the Smith river. The celebra
tion which was held at the mouth of
Patrick's creek, on the Smith river, 70
miles from Grunts Pass, wan attended
by more than (0 persona. Del Norte,
California, Kent a large representa
tion and scores werj present from
(IrnntK Pass and other points in Ore
gon. A. D. Lee, president of the, Crescent
City Chamber of Commerce, presided
at the ceremonies and addrcmes were
mad by O. H. Hlunehord. former pres-
Commerce: 1 1. D. Norton, present
head of that organlaztlon; K. Mil
ler of Josephine county; Tom Cotter of
ProokhiKs, geenral manager of the
California and Oregon T.umher com
pany; William Ward of the same com
pany; George Cloney of Kureka: K. U
Greet., federal engineer in charge of
the work, nnd Kngineer Stockard of
lh California highway department.
A sea food dinner and a wild flower
show were features of the day's program.
. Speakers declared the stretch of
hifchvvuy opens new scenic attractions
for tourists, and shortens the time be
tween Grants Pass nnd Crescent City.
The Slskixou forest through, which the
road goes, was declared to abound In
gumo and fish.
Paint your, doorway to
welcome the spring
thnc. We cheerfully en.
timate v. hat the paint
will cost' on any Job.
PpTEH TAINT will toll
you how to apply it.
We have a good slock
of oil colorH, pastel
crayon.4, brushes, pal- I
Jetton, drawing bourds, 1
inks and other picture
making requisites for
artists.
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HOUSE CLEANING
TIME
Mattresses Mailo Over
Furniture Upholstered
30-32 N. Grape. Phone 104
CASH PAID
For Second-Hand
Furniture and Stoves
W. A. KINNEY
Furniture H6use
315 E. Main Phone 505
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INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 North Central
Medford, Ore.
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Wktrt tie H.ttl .leex wtic.nut Ikt lieile.
After the journey toil lon fnr e pleoe
of quiet end net. The Hotel Men,
eweite eiu nelorniiee the vii.tnr. A
piece you een cell e reel HOMU. An
eiiboephere of unuatiej cherva end
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LOST CREEK
DJ3NVKR, Colo.. May J 2. (By As
8oclated ProH.) A meeting to perfect
the organization of the "Conntltution
aliHt," a Htate-wldp body which pro
pose to combat the "pornielouH In
fluence and teachings of organizations
attempting lo control the govern
ment," will be held hero today.
The new organization which pro
fesses to he non-part hum and non
political, is designed. It is said, to
counteract the influence of the Ku
Ivlux Klan which played ft prominent
part in recent school -elections over
the state.
Among the Hpea Iters will be former
Governor Shoup and former United
States Senator Charles IS. Thomas of
Denver.
Exposition Shows
HereNext Week
The dance given nt Lost Creek hall
April 18, was well attended In spite of
the atorm. Hupper was served cafe
teria style. Violin music was fur
nished y Clarence Martin with help
from others at the organ.
The .a dies' club met with Mrs. Ted
llcofft on April 23. Miss Brewster,
the county demonstrator, and MIhs
Heard, the county nurse were present.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. It oh re i' on May 14.
Miss Heard, the county nurse visited
Lost Creek school April 23. (
Mi. Krita Poch surprised his, many
friends when he returned from Med
ford recently with his bride, who was
Miss Hva Johnson, from ' Tennessee.
The Wllhile family from Hum's Val
ley moved to the Lee Farlow place re
cently and Dorothy and Hazel are at
tending school.
Ms. Fritz Pcch has gone to Tennos-'
see on u, business trip and expects to
bo gone n month.
A party of young people, Including
Miss Mildred .larl, teacher, enjoyed
a trip to Dead Indian Hoda Spuing last
Sunday.
On May 6, which was (he closing day
of school, the people of this commu
nity enjoyed a program and picnic on
the school grounds. Atnoon a five
gallon can of fee cream was opened
for people to enjoy. During the af
ternoon Dr. Geary, Miss Beard, Miss
Capra and Miss Mann had charge of
the baby clinic. The last event of the
day was a baseball gamo which great
ly Interested everyone present. Among
the outsiders wore Mrs. Carter, county
superintendent. Miss Uurr. county su
pervisor, also Miss Mill thy, Mrs. Hmed
ley, Mr. Hush and Mr. H. Van Scoyoc
of Medford.
Our tencher. Miss Mildred Jarl, left
ednenday evening for her home near
Uorlng, Ore.
Knapp Brothers KxpoHttlon shows.
knnu'n at Ihn Itiirnuin of the exnotd-
tlon world, owned and operated by
William K. and Ivan H. Hnapp. will
show in Medford for one week begin
ning Monday, May 1 8.
Thirty full sized steel railroad cars
make up the train which carries the
fifteen Fhows. five rideH, 3SU people
and half a hundred head of livestock
which make up these tented attractions.
The attractions Include everything
from a mlnstrey phow and the fastest
Motor Drome known to showmen,
right down to the old circus side show
brought up to date and a half dozen
monkeys driving miniature racing curs
In real races.
There are five rides including the
whip, u caroural, the cataptllcr, the sea
plane and big Ferris wheel.
Two uniformed military bands fur
nish music while n colored Jazz hand
fills in any gaps left by the former.
The Knapp Brothers have adopted
a slogan which reads. "Fun For All
All For Fun," and they claim if you
can't have a good time on their mid
way it is time to either change doc
tors or ctiuiate, for the man or wo
ni.'n who can't laugh Is sick.
WILLOW SPRINGS
Varied Program
Vaudeville Tonight
For the official opening of the sum
mer season vaudeville fans of Medford
and the valley are assured of one of
the best hills of the season In tonight's
weekly offering at the Cruterlun.
"The Cotton Pickers," a company of
white artists, depict the nogro in his
native heath, and slnn: and dance and
give a touch of minstrelsy to their
act. The Wiseman Sisters, talented
young ladies, who wear costly and
beaultful gowns, give an "Intimate
musical." Classical and popular num
bers arc given.
Featn of strength and dancing make
up the offering of Jack and Claire Mr.
Mahon, la their "Variety with a
Punch." Jack punches tho bag. nnd
gives physical culture exhibitions,
while Claire dances. .
Bollinger nnd Reynolds on the slack
and , bounding wire, Introducing com
edy moments nnd daredevil stunts and
thrilling contortion. i I
Joe Whitehead, a musical comedy
star will sing and talk. Whitehead Is
a recent comedian with musical com- i
edy show with a voice above the av- j
erage.
Also a film comedy. Top lea of the :
Day, and Wilson Waite's Craterian or
chestra in the pit. t : j
J. W. Kill, Ml HI. Ill II I. nil. 1 , clln I...
his grove, last week to Mr. Krnest
Dime, who orlizimillv nnim rt-.m. Al
berta, Can.
MrS. !j. A Nlltllrt.e ft x-.A
In Chlcniro f(ii Dm i,.iu . n,.,.ii,
iting her parents. Ih expected to leave
miiif ini! aiNi or tills week. Klatne
Salade, who spent the winter with her
grandparents, Ih returning with her
mother.
Khun" k,.-Mn.tlwil..i.... i.
BainKe and storage building put up at
his orchard here. K. Parker has
cnargo or tho work.
Mi's. Boiint' Mi iifi.i-..,i K.. 1.,...
Sunday front Woodburn to make her
wiui hit Hon and daughter.
Frank Itonney, and Mfcis Laura.
Ml'H. Slllll A IKltM U.lt. U ll te.
Cfu-ent at the Community hospital, Is
Kuiuuin mrengtb and Is expected home
next week.
Mrs. and Mrs. M. A. Dultmpie were
dinner ku.mh at llu- it, a. Mlksche
home In Medford. Wednesday evening.
There Is considerable bulldlm; going
on In Ihi disirht. J. H. Miner is
planning (o add to and remodel his
home.
Charleys Aunt
A Real Comedy
Comedy will rule at the Hunt's Cra
terian beginning tomorrow nytlnee.
when the popular 'Vharley'H Aunt."
opeiiM u four days engagement.
This great comedy 1m cxpeeted to tax
the Craterian to capacity this week. It
is of Importance to note that "Char
Ic.v'n Aunt" In hi Its sixth week of an
Indefinite engagement in New York
City.
In tle title roll- Is Hyd Chaplin, who
Is coming to b rei-.tgnu.j.d as one of
the gre.itCNl of coniempomry come
dians, largely on the ntrength nf his
performance mm "Ahuiv f .... . -.,.,. i
where the diiin come from."
i tie plot or -fhiirley's Aunt" has to
do with nunnT.Mii mlxup that come
one after another when out of the
hoys at Oxford 1 iiivt-.-vi t v
,ats another fellow's "Aunty from Pr:. -
nei in,, mits are plentiful. Hyd
Chaplin. In atCemptlntr t, Mratghten
out his friend's I-. hies .gets himself
into a funny mess.
The-Tnii H ......i ., .
9 uumf up oi
rags and pu throwing, hut the out
growth of situations-find character
The Arab Typical
African Settings
"The Arab." the Ilex Ingram pro
duction which opens n three days' en
gagement at the Ktulto theater today
is. hailed as a worthy successor to In
gram's triumph, "Tho Four Horse
men." It is a colorful story of love
and adventure In the land of the
Shieks.
Mr. Ingram toofE his company nbronrt
and spent four months among the na
tive tribes In Africa.
Kninon Xovarro and Alice Terry
again have the chief roles and this
time they appear as a handsome young
Pedouin and the daughter of an Amer
ican misslsonary. The remainder of
the players were chosen from famous
continental actors nnd the mobs In
clude thousands of Arab and Berber
tribesmen.
A selected comedy, nlso Interna
tional News and Peggy Itidley inter
preting a colorful musical setting to
the pictures are added features on the
bill. -i ,
TOPEKA, Kas., May 11. Tho trial
of Jonathan M. Davis, fonner gover
nor of Kansas, on charges of conspir
ing while In office with his bank com
missioner. Curl J. Peterson, to obtain
a hr.lbe In exchange for n pardon, be
gan today before Judge James A. Mc
Clure In the district court. Selection
of n jury was started.
The former governor went on trial
alone. Peterson, named Jointly with
Davis on the warrant, is to be tried
later. Davis faces two criminal suits.
In the case going to trial today he
und Peterson are alleged to ha'e
attempted to obtain , a bribe in ex
change for a pardon for Walter Grun
dy,' Hutchinson hanker, who Is serv
ing a sentence In the state penitenti
ary for embezzlement. In the other
suit the ex-governor's son, Russell CI.
Davis, Is named Jointly with his fath
er on charges of obtaining $lt:50 in
exchange for a pardon for Fred W.
Pollman, convicted LaCygne banker.
A. L. Oswald, young Hutchinson
lawyer, who appealed to Jonathan M.
Davis while the latter was governor,
to gardon Grundy, Is the slate's star
witness among 34 subpoenaed.
COURT HOUSE, TOPEKA. Kas.,
May 11. The twenty-one veniremen,
of whom twelve will try Jonathan M.
Davis, f firmer governor of Kansas
were chosen today. Nine will be
stricken off- the li.st on peremptory
chullcnges. the defense having six and
the state three. ;
LOCAL MOTORCYCLE CLUB
The weekly tour of the Crater Lake
Motorcycle club Sunday was to Squaw
lake. Due to the cloudy weather only
six riders and their ladies went on the
trip. However the ride was a wonder
ful success, and only a light shower
wiih encountered.
Byron Lyon, Clyde Peart of Med
ford, nnd L. C. Lyons of Copco rode
their motors to a little less than one
fourth of u mile of the lake edge. They
could have easily made it to the shore
had It not been for the rain on the
.sotipstone formation of the road,
which when wet was too slippery for
the motors to travel on without chains.
This Is understood to he the nearest
to Squaw hike a motor has even been,
Tho club expects to ride to Cottage
Grove Hill climb May 31st.
FOIt IVACTli'K KIDNEYS
"When tire kidneys are In need of n
good flushing take FOLEY PILLS, a
diuretic stimulant for the kidneys.
They promptly nnd effectively fush
the kidneys, increase their activity
hrmg pleasant relief. Landon Taylor,
Dorchester, Iowa, writes: "I can truth
fully say that FOLEY PILLS, are the
best T ever used. I had lots of trou
ble with my kidneys and liver: I
couldn't lift anything my back was so
weak. Every morning I was dizzy,
otiuld hardly walk, but now I feel
fine." Sold everywhere.
NEURITIS, NEURALGIA
"NERVES" RELIEVED
NEW TREATMENT
i-Iushcs.
"CP"
Kiwanians Memorial
For Harding Assured
CHICAGO. 111.. May 12. The total
amount of funds for the erection anil
completion of the Warren G. Harding
Memorial to he built in Stanley Park,
Vancouver, B. C, raisVd by voluntary
contributions from KiwaniaiiH of .Can
ada and the 1'nlted States Is assured.
This memorial Is to he erected on
the spot where the late president made
his last public address In Vancouver.
Besides: being a memorial to the late
president, who was an active Klwnn
ian of Marion. Ohio, It also will com
memorate the gooil will and under
standing which has always existed be
tween the United States and Canada.
Dedication is to take place on Sep
tember 1 1. when It Is expected that
President Cdolidge and Premier Mac
kenzie King of Canada will be pres
ent, together with a large gal lining of
notable officials and visitors.
Sour stoni.irh. clogged up bowels,
pimples, blackheads, foul breath, nrr
evils of constipation. HOLL1 STl : U S
KOCKY Mol'N TAIN TEA regulates
the bowels, purifies the stomach, and
expels decay matter from the system.
Nature's way to cleanse nnd purify
your stomach, kidneys, liver. Satisfac
tory results will follow. Heath's Drug
Store and, HauKUw' Drug Store. Atfv.
Oil ill J, U.H llilS,- uti u F.ii.io. mifc, j
lln&. twitching nerves, all leading,
frequently to nervous exhaustion and
complete breakdown are now. being
treated by a new discovery recently
announced by an eminent San Fran-,
tco physician. r -
housands of the test cases and
clinical experiments have responded;
successfully to this new treatment.
Now this discovery Is available to all'
who suffer from ""nerves' and kin
dred ailments.
This prescription is now com
pounded In the form of Knpa Neu
ritis Tablets to bring relief In cases
of nerve pain, neuritis, neuralgia,
and nervous disorders, and at the
same time to give tone to the ex
hausted nerve cells, thus revitalizing
the entire nervous system.
Eopa Neuritis Tablets aro guaran
teed harmless and free from nar
cotics, bromides and other forms of
"dope." Your druggist will recom
mend them. Heath's Drug Store and
Haskin's Drug Store will supply you.
Mall orders filled. Adv.
mm
Wong Pun
Chinese
Medicine
tfor Treatment of
Acute and Chronic
Diseases ot Men
and Women.
Cin-r tnd tumor tTtH. In fir mi w, kid.
py. M-i.Mrr in-t Monurh trotitv. fit.
fctrnU, fiiptur. cnMc, ftrnii! ttoublM, par
tlyftift. fcrvr, pneumonia, asthma and throat
IttA&IrA, rheumatism, amrnorrhoea. foltrc,
consumption, caUrrb, piles, hydroccla. al
bumin. Otftoa Hourtt 8 A. H. to B P. M.
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Borden's Malted Milk is a per-
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