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' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORP, OKFlOV, WEDNESDAY, fAY Ifi. 1023. ' SEVEN Neglect your eyes, you punish yourself ! Throb! Found! Pound! Throh! A thousand sledye hammer blows of torture on your head! "If only j could get rid of these ago nizing headaches!" you complain. Vet do you know that youtt own neglect may be the cause of your headaches? Seven out of ten head aches are caused by eyestrain. Have Your Eyes Examined! Dr. D. A. Chambers SOUTHERN OREGON OPTICAL CO. 317 Mcdford Bldg. Phone 188 "That you may see a Great Country better" tt'tttsvortk Tilhrr Ltnsrt art the test knou fa eptual CENTRAL POINT H. SCHOOL PLAY F $7386 IS TOTAL .6IB ST. EXPENSE FOR CITY TO PAY JEWEL MOON BILL IS PASSED, ON AGREEMENT A Real Demonstration "A Busy Honeymoon." a three- net. farclal eomeily will bo nro- I Nentvil by the senior class of the t'entrul l'ollll hisli school May IS, "ay- fare. Y FOR YOUR WINTER FIRE Green Pine Slab Wood 12-inch or 16-inch $2 .75 Per Load 2 Loads $5.00 MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1118 North Central Reichstein Tel. 631 Deuel CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS The comedy portrays the many humorous fcliuuttuns that arise when the stenographer and a hotel porter lake upun themselves the iinprix.natiun of a prince and princess on their honeymoon. This double Impersonation Is attempted In an effort to relieve the real prince and princess of all the un welcome interviews and publicity that such personages merit. The action of the play is very rapid, ono humorous Incident fol lowing closely upon another. The many Incidents that cause trouble to the stenographer and the house porter and the way they pull out I of the many embarrassing sltun- j tlons kei'ps the crowd in laughter throughout the play. j The play is directed by Mrs. ! Ethel Fletcher. Tho cast consisted of 12 characters: Teresa, Princess Alma's maid Vera Davis Johnny Kogarty, & newspaper reporter Howard Dietrich Atmu, Princess of Delerla Frances Johnson August, Prince of HtruUleburg.... Theron Drown Cuticura Drown (Cutle) a col ored chambermaid Hose Stancllff June Callahan, a stenographer and a princess pro tern Frances Tarkcr Terry Haffcrty, hotel porter and prince pro tern... Philip Uczmalhalch Ignatius Popoplus, a Oreck pa- triot and hero George KUlen Gottliez, Archduke of .Wiener j Schnitzel . Harry Klden : Magglo Itafferty. Terry's wife.... J " .-. .....Doris Richardson ; Louise, Queen of Delerla ! ; Mary Stanley 'Grogan, the hotel's hointe detec- tlve Donald Kaber LOUISVILLE. Ky.. May 16. ' (A1) The bodies of two aged sis- ters, beaten to death a they lay i In bed, were discovered at their cuttap-o home on Maple street. A trunk had been pried open j and officers advanced the theory ; , that robbery ad been the motivoi of the killing of Mrs. Belle Holmes 7ft. and Miss Kate Saltcrwhlte, ' Dr. Hoy L. Carter, cottago owner, said the condition of tho bodies Indicated tho two women were slain Sunday night. Neigh bors saw them Sunday evening when they attended church The two women lived by themselves. The bodies were discovered by Clarence D. Stephens, a nephew about -10 years . old. "The bodies were found in separato hods, both badly beaten. At the request of several Sixth ( street property owners, Including Porter J. Neff, who also Is nt torney for a number of other nrnnertv owners on that thoro- action relating to- pasu f 1 :iho ordinance lo assess mo provisions bad lie jot improvements ot me n...... w postponed for 'a week or ; more by tho city council at ltj j nieetlnK Inst nlitht. to enable !tli urouerir ownere to further Istndv the matter. I nils delay was decided on after the readinc of the formal report reached The nmch.tnlkcd-ot ordinaiue! to regulate jewelry auction sal' und which is similar to tho l'orl land ordinutico ii'tol.illni,- such' sales, was passed by the cilj I council lu.-t niiiht alter a t' stricken out. and the emcrK.ncy clause, wlilch would have placed the ordinance into effect at once waa dispensed with, so as not lo interfere W the auction sale of the lledd Jewelry store, now on. and whh li it is expected will be completed in 10 days. Tho new ordimuico of Hie board of reviewers, reaeneui; ,... ,,.,. i ,i,.. after weeks of hearing and con-. A llumiK.,. ot jewelers on bothf Klderatlon. When mo counn slili,H u (h() weie vre- finally . adopts it, the proposed clU a8 wi,ro (llso ohal.Ioil ju-ames, ordinance must uo auveruseu attorney fur V. . x- A 4 I rt-4 sk"AJ" .m:vtd.n r. u.xi:v One of Chaney's opponents modestly pro claims that the position of District Attorney "should be held by a lawyer of demonstrat ed ability." For years the District Attor ney's office has been held by "lawyers of demonstrated ability," whatever that might mean, but it was left to Newton Chaney to DEMONSTRATE that the prohibition law could be enforced without costing the tax payers a thin dime. In the words of Bris bane, "DON'T GAMBLE." VOTE FOR CHANEY daya beforo being enacted .tuo an ordinance Tho board' of viewers' report as it was read last nit;ut, Is a: follows: In accordance with your re- iiuest, as the board of viewers ap pointed by your honorable body, lo recommend the method 01 as sessment for tho improvement ot Hlxth street, between North oaK dole aVenuo and West Main titnj and between Norm r roni sireci , nnit- North Kir street, wo dcc leave to call your attention to the following: "1 Improvement Sixth street from North Oakdnle to West the Jewelers wanltliK the ordinanco passed, und rranK DrSmisa. attorney for those op posed. The action ot tho conteml- in factions was made easier I through tho fact that Just beforo the ordinance was passed, they. I reached an agreement that tllu ineusuro would be satlsl.ictory with' the emergency clause stricken 1 out. I tine of the clauses stricken out. which City Attorney Curkln and a number of councilmcn se riously objected to as unnecessary and not feasible tu enforce, pro vided for tho arrest of any citizen purchasing anything at tin auc tion that did not conform to tho THE RECORDS SHOW Tin1 tlircf vein's prior In (Ilmncy t:ikin; office Tlit! tliifi' vrars of. Chancy 's administration Deficit i:,4.")(;.(i7 et i.rufit$ll,GlG.Jll RESULTS COUNT Do not vole for Chancy for District Attorney if you want only a lawyer in office, but if you want u lawyer plus tin organizer, plus results, vote for Chaney. Main street. I provisions of the regulating ordl- "(n) Tho cost of tho paving nm.(1 or evon of UMy onu mllk. for this improvement is I8.291.H7. lng a bl( (U sm,h nn ,U,Bul ullc. for the assessment we recommend tkm Aum-ney Kennies, himself, the costs bo assessed against tho ,in.lly ng,.,,, to in0 elimination abutting property, of which tho Qf thH tloutc front footago amounts to SS.S , Tlu, 1M.uvlplons ut ,)0 urdlnnnco feet, making an assessment of ar(, nu,mloil to ivoll,ct tho pui J8.65 per front foot. In addition , chah)B uh((. llt jewelry auction lo the above cost, there was -1 unJ ,K lh(J null)i kM ,,r0. pended for griullng anu gravei.u.i. nt WrmvunaiMo uutsdo persons ouau.ui, wnicu u ,v-. .coming Into tho city and Homing be taken care ot In general tuxa- sucll UU(;llon8 forbids tho holding tion. ' of auctions after (i p. in., when "(b) The cost of the properly i,t ,s ,.llhm.d udel. artificial light purchased la I10.S83.83. Wo rcc- jimnunjs IllKi other inecious stones glitter in u decetitlve nian- ,ll THE DICTATES OF COMMON SENSE honest ami faithful public, .servant should be rewarded by re-election. CAN YOU BEAT IT? ,; I'lider Chaney, prohibition enforcement lias been a going concern, paying its own way uud cov ering back to tho state and county treasuries a surplus. Chanev is your public, servant reputation and a uuud name to luiiu: IF YOU WERE UNDER FIRE -he is fighting for something of more down to liis children. ralue than hia life his He needs your support. ommend the cost bo assessed on both tho north and soutn siuo iju,r UIU, ful.bids jewelry auctions Hlilli street, irom i.oc.u during Ihe montli of December. Other provisions stipulate that y . assess- foot for r Cotrniinl RansP, lllutrti. cun bt) fhfmrn now in the new Mello-arern, Mtnd-fed, Cinary-Yellow, white, Bray or San tone . porcelain tnimrla, either all porcelain enamel, or porcelain enamel trim with miuiun basa Kcaaonatly priced at $90.00 COLONIAL Ranges 7 ' Now in the new COLORS Mello-Green" Manda-Red ' . Canary-Yellow . as well as Santone, gray, or white. Now you may choose a range in full keeping with the bril . liant color scheme of your new kitchen. And it will surely be a MONTAG. So charming 1 So modern! Give us the pleasure of introducing you to these wondrously beautiful new Ranges. nuo to Oakdale avenue, of which tho front footago amounts to 3325.70 feet, making an ment of J3.18 per front this frontage. "2 Improvement Slrth street, from North Kront street to North I-'lr street. (a) The total cost ot tms Improvement Js JH61B 01 for which wo recommend mo louowing sessments: ."All side streets between 6th ami 6th street and Main street, lying between Itivcrsido avenuo; and Oakdalo avenue, front tooi ngo 7083.28 feet at DOc S3541.64. "(b) lioth sides of Kast 0th street and Front street- to Itivcr sido avenuo, front footago, 13711 feet at 60c IC88.D0. "(c) North slilo of West Main streot from West 0th stroet to North Ornngo street, front foot age. 2S5 feet at 60c J127.60. "(d) South sldo of West Mnln street from tho west line of tho alley In block 1, l'nrk addition to South Orango street, front foot ago, 310.5 feet at 60c 1155.25. "(c) Both sides of South New town street from West Mnln street to the South lino ot lot 13. moca 1, Tark Addition and tho South line of Robert Kylo property in block 2. I'ark addition, 408 feet at 60c J204.00. "(f) The south one-half of all streets between 0th street and Main street, lying between Itivcr sido avenuo and Onkdnlo avenue, front footago 3205 20 feet nit 20c 666.30. "Summary: Item a $3041.64 Item b C89.0O Item c in.iO Item d 150.25 Item o 204.00 Hem f . 600.30 Total $5284.19 "The total cost Is J0015.01. and j tho revenue ' derived as aJiovo Is. $6284.1!), leaving a balance of $4330.82. which we recommend! be made a. goncYal obligation, together with tho cost of grading j nnd gravelling, amounting to; $3066.04 or a total of approxi mately $7386 86 to bo paid by tho entire city. This being ap proximately one-fourth tho cost of both Improvements. Wo feel tho entlro community has been benefitted to this extent in the opening of the street." WHICH SHALL IT BE? Isn't it better to cinch the bootleggers than to cinch the taxpayers? Demagogues promise to save the taxpayers money Chancy has saved the taxpayers money. WHY UAMIiliK? VOTE FOR CHANEY Paid Adv. ' . every person holding a jeweny auction must post witli the city a hcuvy bond, and must have been a resident of tho city for a year prior to the auction and that Ihu stocks sold ut auction must hiivo been in stock 00 days; prior to tho miction. Tho goods: sold at the auction must bo tag-! ged with a description in regard to iiliallly, etc., and forbids the! inclusion of inferior and other' out-of-stock Jewelry articles being ! shipped in to bo sold at the uuc-! tion. The atuck of the Jewelry .store holding tho auction must, lio . checked over by the city recorder .jirior to ..the sale, and a. number of othei safeguards to protect1 tho public are incorporated in tho ordinance. Tho passage ot tho ordinanco j had tho bucking of tho Hotter. Business bureau ot the local! chamber of commerce and retail merchants' association, and also tho city attorney, retail merchants nnd Jewelers association of Port land, according to telegrams ro ceived by the city council jgiiiM iiiiiiiiiM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM Medford Furniture & Hardware Co. A Reliable Place to Trade Cor Oth and Bartlett Phone 35-J C.C. OFFICE DISCUSSED Plana of the Oregon Htato C'hum bcr of Commerce of 8tiLbll(ihiiiK u branch office nnd information bu reau In I-oh AntfolcM, Culif., for the benefit of prospective Orejjon wt tlrm were dlsruKHtd by V. (I. Mo of the state chamber before the meeting of tho board of dlnctorK of the Mcdford Chamber of Com merce lat nlKht, Mo outlined thei probable rcmjltH of such an offire and Indicated that It already haft tho support of tho majority of tho chambers of commerce In thin Ktato. - , Tho office will probu-bly bo open ed in JJly, according to present plans of Mr. Ide. Jerry Hnyloi of Portland, nation al secretary of the United Artifwinw; lodge, alo appeared before the ill-1 rector and told of plans for the Pacific coawt Artisan convention to bo held here In August. Ho soloclt-1 cd the cooperation of the local, chamber in making the convention, a success. ! Feel Tired and Achy? Too Often This Warns of Sluggish Kidneys. LAME? Stiff Acliy? Sure your kidneys are working right? Slug gish kidneys allow waste poisons to accumulate and make one languid, tired and achy, with often dull head aches, dizziness and nagging back ache. A common warninj is too fre quent, scanty or burning excretions. Doans Pills, a stimulant diuretic, increase the secretion of the kidneys and thus aid in the elimination of bodily waste. Users everywhere en dorse Doans. Asli your neighbor 50,000Users Endorse Doan'si Mr.. D. V. Dlckton, 812 C.cde Av., Hood River, Ore, -: "I know bun'i I'iIU will do what m rltimed (or litem and I gladly recummcntf them. My ludnrya were not functioning properly and (rrqurnl tiack achra made me miaoable. I had diry head ache nd my kidneya acted iircgularly. Doan'a Pilla yrtie )Ut what I needrd. I hoy helped ma right away and I waa soon free from the troubles.' Cooking Demonstration DOAN'S P1ti? A STIMULANT DIl'RRTIC .'A KIIINP.YS Rmcr Milburn Co MlgChtm Suft.lo.NY Hhecp Onsen -Attention! We are In position to pay you more than anybody for wool-mo-halr. fee us before you sell. MliDFOItD D4ROA1.1 HOUSK. I'hone 10(1. 27 . Orape Ht. . ..... jitu ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For Aromcn $1.95 Moor, rrt LAMPORT'S All This Week Demonstrating the EVER HOT ELECTRIC COOKER Connects with light socket and uses less electric current than a 75 watt lamp. This is really the most wonderful cooker oh the market. Either bakes, browns or stews. Come in and see the Factory Demonstrator bake cake and bread. This cooker keeps food hot or cold, and even freezes ice cream. Don't miss the opportunity to see this demon stration and our price during demonstra tion is only $13.50 LAMPORT'S 226-230 East Main Street Xtili',"IUiliiw CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS