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VXV,T. KTS WKimtim tott; ttcthtoe, mewohh. onEnoy, ttksd'ay. mat ;m.' ims. go after "YELLOW MASK" Don'i fiit Yellowish Tinge m .t it r n . i ,V v r n . ;' ItilH JSOW W ay ISrtneS ClonoUS Whiteness Quickly Try Itl ALL tooili enamel is ivory while yours. I . too. I Tliat yellowness comes from a liquid 1 cement" in your naliva, winch glues to your . teelli then hardeni. Forms a gUi-nsy envc-1 lcipn over t!io enamel. Food, loliaixo oml ' coffee stain it yellow. Ordinary dentifrices pivc no aid they gloRs right over this "Yellow Musk." But there h a special, norugrttty substance that lij.iislu's this Ji'ratity Might ewiltly. Foremost dentist uun it for cleaning dilii-rull-to-wliileittrclh and putting a high polish 0:1 them, (.an't harm the most dclirato caamel. This substance in known ns "Tri Caleiuin Phosphate." The beauty miracles it v.'nrks are amazing. Now dental seienre has succeeded in com prising a ph-anaii!, tasty tooth pun. to of thi.t nmgio 1'ri - Calcium I'liOHpliale," whieli r.ican? t!ut tin) whitening ojwlts of tliU material are now yours for everyday uc. And that unsightly "Yellow Mask" can now n baniiJieill The name of this remarkable dentifrice .is OW'IIOS TOOTH PASTE. No tooth piiate. Jiaihnl:opreata reception. Dentals cvery vliere endorse it. Noted movie Mam liuve adopted it. Women and men testify In beauty cuVet that are a revelation. Vewant you to try tins magic OHIMIOS. It's differe'it. Doesn't foam nnd froth, but old how it whiten 1 ami polisltc-.! Get your firnt t i!u today. Don't wait. If you don't fay it ii the finest cleaning tooth panto you ever Uied, return the unused part of iho tube to your druggist and g:t your money back, Orphos TOOTH PASTE Removes ' 'Yellow Musk" We pay a terriblo PENALTY oft-times from eye ' neg lect. 'Tis better to bo Hiil'o thnn sorry. OUR SLOGAN Gootl gltisscs if you need them, otherwise GOOD ADVICE. Dr. Jud Rickert Optometrist 222 E. Main a LUMBER r.M-fi 238 TROWBRIDGE D MIMI1K11 VA11U LSa a a a a r vTTHAVt YOUR 1 8 f cyfTOl I EYES I a At the Center 1 lipillil; :IPM mm&sm La Silk Maiinon Scntf fixed-Price Meals Break flit . . . . 60c -75c Luncheon Dinner . . . l.00-$t.50 Sunday Dinner . . 50 EnNnffiT,,iV,!NS CHICAGO WOULD LIKE TO Next to preaching the gospel. Rl rhnrd Ilendrick, I -year-old I evangellHt, lint tor known as "the little minlKtor," who Ih appearing the Met hod tat church every night thlH week, would rather fly than anything vim. Thta lun't to ho taken uh un Indication that ICifhairl It any ncnrir ihe angels than the rent of IjIh ft How men. In fact, he hiiN one prejudice against angels and that Ih th fact that "they don't wear pant." "lint I hm-n n iirrtftiiiiwl nnfl i absorbing Interest in aviatfoiff' and I mail evervthlnir I ran tret ahold 01 "n ,l" lllP K'ocif'n. roriy-nuii ru l,,lin'fHt,,r 101,1 11 M Tribune it Ultv0r ,hH ninrnhu? nt the Mer rick Auto tamp, whore he is Hpendink the week with his por- entH. and three-yoai'-nhl In-other Kdwnrd. Kdwanl in another llleh- ard In Iho mlulattire. "1 am proud, and juntly no, t believe, nf the fact that I Wan on the reception committee aloiiK with Mayor itolph of San Frnn- etaco. who welcomed C o I o n e I ! Charles Lindbergh upon IiIh trip llhroiitth the HtalcH after bin won derful I'arta fllKht." The tinv evanKell.st htiH a vocabulary and polso that Is almost incredible for one of IiIh yea t'N. Ho s)oico with enthusiasm of iho air hero and his achievements, and his own experiences flylnn In Ihe south. Ulchard has appeared in mov ing pk-Mires since he was three THERE Is nolhina finite like Baver ! Aspirin for all sorts of aches and I nains, but be sure it is genuine liaycr ; I that name must be on the package, I md on every tablet. Bayer is genu ;ne, and the word Genuine in red I s on every box. You can't go wrong i T you will just look at the box when you buy it : the trmlt msrlr oi Hear Manufacture of MtMioaL'plcacltlUp of ttaUoyilcRcld f Htchnnl Headrlrk. If !K of Everything OFFERINC central location Five lamous rcatauranis with fixed-price meals and aervic olaCarte Garage for yourcar An entire floor reserved for women guests Choice of over one thou sand modern guest rooms at reason able prices the bigsestHotcl vilu in Chicago. On your next trip en joy La Salle service the utmost in I Iolel accommodations. Room Runs Numbvr ul INii: I'll ltf KxofD. I Pfrwn 2 1'.raonl "" it j ilso I Tun) 102 3 00 4. so 141 3.W SCO 3ou JIM 60 I4 5TO 750 87 6.00 8.00 72 I 6 00 I "00 Eahi. t. Thornton years old, haw won a reputation ax a HWimmer, and nan been heard by thousands of people over ttie radio, uh well uh in the pul pit. He 1iuh - traveled throughout ! the greater part of the United States and has as hta personal friend leaders In nearly every profession. Mb father, who wuh formerly a vaudeville actor and later took i up the bakery business, has np ; pea red with his Hon In vaudeville in the south. Asked what hej wiik doing now, the man, who has) iii mop of prey curly hair and even, jthnt resemble his hoh'h, wan In- j ie.rupi.-a m nm answer iy me, young evangenst M,7' .r rri lu" Icare of me, ho wild. 'Ihe fum - i Hy travel through the euuntry I , ' ,"",,,,:."?. T'Z . Rev l-""y l.ureh.u.e,l frm Herman1"" Injunction whleh. In effeet pro , . T ,"'hn.rc,1 tu,,or "" waiter. jhlhlted Jatne liarrett Johnxon r,. r r,r'; ZD JectH. IMehard is now In hln first ItlinaiU IS now in niH IllSl year In hlKh -hl ami Ih Htmly-l'" injc French, German and 1-atfn. alonj; with violin and saxa phone. Amons dther celebritleH whfm Itichard has met is A linen Kemplej'1"1 Md'horson. noted woninn evan- I' Bellst. Asked what he thought of her, he said: "Well, don't apree with many, that she Js beautiful. I was particularly Im pressed with her, however I he- lleve It Ik her spiritual beauty that 11 ppcalcd tf) me. A nd it stands lei reason that God wouldn't hnve blessed her as Ho has, If all those terrible charKes they ft re ma Ulna; about her worn true." E IS Fl FROM N. Y. TO COAST NEW YOFtK, May 22. (P) , Consolidation of a tfroup of nifto-! mobile stiinn lines Into the Amerl-, can Motor Transportation com pany, operating n national system With transcontinental service, was made known today. The new com pany Is formed around the Cali fornia Transit company with V. K. Travis as president. The Califor nia company has n controlling In terest to the holding company which haa been formed to take over operating rlKhts and facilities of established motor stnife routes In severul eastern and middle west ern states. Transcontinental a u t o m o Idle stae service has been operated between 1-os AiiReles and New York for more than a month under traf fic arrangements of various com panies. The new company brings them tinder one mniiunemeiit. The Pacific const system maintains dally service between cities from Portland. Ore., to I,os Angeles, and the transcontinental system, con necting with the Pacific coast sys tem at I. os Angeles, extends to Denver, Omaha, Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City, St. Joseph, St. Douls, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Philadel phia and New York. l'Nnancintf for the new company consists of an offer Inn today of 20,011(1 shurcH of class "A" prefer red stock, convertible Into common on the hosts of oik and one-half shares for ench share of preferred. MME. JERITZA PUT OUT BY FAILURE TO GET OF VIENNA. May 22. (P) He cause she did not receive a covet ed decoration, Maria Jerltzn, so prano of the Metropolitan opera company, has decided to ruslRn from the Vienna statu opera and to return to the Austrian govern ment her title of "honorary singer to the Imperial cour..' Mme. .lerltza thinks that she should have received the legion of honor from the French rov ernment. The French instead of fered her and three other women slURers the decoration of "officer of public Instruction." .lerltza felt that this was not sufficient tribute to her abltlty and not commensurate with her honor nnd dignity. She claimed the director uf the opera, failed to emphasize, sufficiently to the French au thorities what she considered to be the eminence of her position. The title of honorary singer was conferred upon her when the Hapslan ks were In putt ir in Austria, hy the Emperor Fraim ,losef. She W.is the last Hinder to be so recognized. llh-ktnni Captor Honnml, PEN DLETON. Ore.. May 22. (V) Tom Gnrdane. former chief of po lice, won the republican nomlna tlnn In the Friday primary from Sheriff It. T. Conkingham by near ly a two-1 online voleV A count from HS precincts gave Gnrdane ? ' t nnd Conkingham I .-111 Safest Way to j Stop Pain I ft U, not necoatary to tkn heart-d , (treating drug or dope of any kind to j trltevs narve tortur cauaad by nam it la I tuuralut, aclatlca or thaumatiatn. Juit i apply Tyamnl ovr th part that hurts nnd iw how quickly you will b Ira I turn diacomfott. Tyamnl la toothing, haallnf abiaj Sant that goa In through tha pora ' and dtlvea out Inliammatlon which haa , avttlad tn tha nerve. Tha mtnul you . nib it on you can It brginnlnf to ffUtvt Palna and achat aoon atop, congaatton la ramovad, and aoranaaa j and Inliammatlon gradually ditapptar Although Tytmol Is put up aapactally j for narva patn and fori a mm at (on. auf- farart hava (ourd It aoially good for j taking tha mlaary out ot atllf. awollan l oi aching )lnt a. Alao Una for lama hack ana muacutar toranaaa. Ptaaaant harmlaaa and aaay to uit. Don I fall to) tty It tf you want gvnulna, tatting ra il f. You gft a llbaral aupply lor ft a tn drug atora, Alwayi la ttok at t m.V.01i DHt'U hlOHli RAY TOFT BUYS 1 t . i 1 JACKSONVILLE, May 22 Hay Toft ot MtttonX recently purehas- th(! w. J Hnnd fc Klrept Clarence Kashafer and Mr. f.h(luIrft(V ttri. unaA . . jThey are now handling the timber! Mr. n.l Mr, Kr. Wh., .nalm o hi wife, I tr 1- 1 . . rt,,w lj- "uiiHinitmn una Hon ' .. ".". Mr. an.l Mrn. White nttenrtiil the cnmmeiu'cmlnt xcVelws there ItVlflu f I h.itf nl,.nn ti 1.... TuIm.. wis, beinK in the KraluatlnK! Mrs, Alpha Hart man, and Hon, Dyle Harlman, were visitors Sun day at the new home of Hoy VI rlch nnd family south of Ashland. C. H. DunninRton returned here Saturday evening, and will make his home here now nnd work in Med ford for Santford ft Co. Mr. and Mrs. .las. Silva nnd fam ily of Ku Merest Orchard were call ers at the C. II. DuuniiiRton home Saturday evening. . Mr. and Mrs. William Welsh and son Elvln were week end vis itors here with .Mrs. Welsh's moth er, Mrs. K. K. Ogle. Miss Golda lloouo gave n fare well party o.itui duj' afternoon at the home of her parents, for Mrs. G. N. McKay. The following quests were present: Mrs. Fred Flek, Mrs. Frank Haulsberry, Mrs. Her bert i (a una. M rs. G . X. M c K ay, Mrs. Howard Hare, Mrs. Jtoland .Mitchell, Misa Dlackhurn'of Cen tral Point, Miss Maxlne Llooue and the hostess. S. .1. Evans, wife and daughter moved last week Into their home on North Fifth street, which they recently purchased from Roy Ul rich. ,; Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman I.lnd of Eugene were callers at the home of Miss McCtilly Friday afternoon. Dave Dee and Harold Crump were In our city from the Apple- gate Saturday. . Mr. nnd Mrs. fl, N. McKay. Itev.l and Mrs. McVlcker, George Merritt and Miss McCully were invited dinner guestH nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heuben Ulxby Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Offenhacker from the Applegato were Jackson ville shoppers Kuturdny. ' Airs. Hlce of MUle Appleuale was in Jacksonville Friday. The pupils of the fifth and sixth grades gave a farewell party for their teacher, Miss Violet Voltmer, at the G. O. Sandcn home last Friday afternoon. An afternoon was enjoyubly spent playing games on the lawn and a nice luncheon was served. Miss Voltmer's pupils and her many friends were very sorry to see her leave. She left for her home at Mc.Minnville. Ore., Saturday morning, Mrs. Frank Saulsberry taking her tuN-Medfurd for the early bus. Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Wilson and son Orvllle were dinner guests Sal unlay evening of Mr. and Airs. J. E. Crawford In Medford. Mrs. E. H. Severance and daugh ters, Florence, May and Ituth, ar rived in our city Saturday evening and will occupy the Cronemlller home on Main street, which was recently purchased by Stevens and Toft, nnd has been newly remod eled. Mr. Severence owns the Jack sonvilte service station. Mrs. Martha Dunnlncton nnd Mrs. Peter Fick left Monday oven lug for Hoseburg. They are dele gates from the Ituth Uebekah lodge and will be absent until Friday. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. McKay left Monday morning for their home at Troutdale, ore. Stnte Deputy Flro Marshal Tay lor anil his assistant were in our city Sunday. They secured views of the Jacksonville fire department from the time of the T0s to the present date. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Itoss nnd children were dinner guests Sun day of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Forrest, Andrew Can trail received the sad .news Friday morning of the death of his brother Hubert, who passed away at Alt urns, Calif. TEXAS FARM BOY LA UK DO, Texas. May 22 (A1) Kour dead, many Injured and property damage .amounting to ; many thousands of dollars Is the' estimated toll of severe wind,) hal and electrical storms In ; widely separated sections of the state. Itorne on a 70-mile gnle. hail stones of large dimensions yeHtei day beat Valentin Villaloho, 14, to death and seriously fnjured his mother as they worked in n carrot field near here, G. A.j Ilrewer, foreman of the farm, was injured. 1 Harvey Mux, 85, was instantly! killed when struck by lightning -at his home near Cameron. Mrs.; K. K. Gist of Winnsburo wits struck hy lightning while hang-1 fng clothes on a line and was se riously injured. Sebastian Salinas nnd lionnld : Uodrlguex. cowboys were killed when n house was blown down to miles south of Uircdo. Heron I Heat In 'on diet on. LA GUANIM., Ore.. The tempi raiure fell jut one de-l gree short of 1M yesterday, setting j n reenrd for the year of s; above. I-ate lust night a cooling raNi be- gi- to fall und by to oVlook this mutning one-tenth of ha Inch of precipitation had Wn niruntired. A mouth's sunshine has dried the ground roiwldersbly ftn,i f,U,u.r are dellnhtod with the chuge In wcuthcr. , E PERMITS E CHICAOO, May 22. UP) The flowers that bloom In the spring, tm nRVft , , tQ Aq ,thft eap) of JonnHon Vfc JonnHorii I in which Jude Sabath today .hnA lntn.fP-i himMif Judce Hnbath last week twoied I mifch. Inhnunn nrnlautlna th " , mnn hnn H rA rnnlvml nt hn nHvl.e f .enai V . ' I 'ft roBeB' n!-k,'l nat '"i',",' . V. ' - 1 iii'Mi i, rrniiAts una i nan ! 7- " f . . .'8 m,ri ink ii nity n cuuiinuitnce in inn in junction nintter. "I certainly did not Intend to prohibit a husband from sending his wife flowers or candy, or from trying to win her j back." "Can I go over to her house to- j night nnd ring the hell and Just talk to her?" Johnson Inquired. , "No," replied the court, "you can't force love. It must ho won ' through kindness or heroism. I ( want Mrs. Johnson to como into court and tell me just what she doesn't like about a man who tries so hard to be good to her , that lie Rets Into difficulties. I : want to talk to both of you and j see if this can't be fixed." Judge Sabath, besides being the; author of n play on divorce, has h ea rd 2 Ii , f) 0 0 d I vo reo ca sch a n d ', effected 1 iir.o reconciliations. i j LA GRANDE. Ore., May 22 fP) j An autopsy wll be performed on i the. body of Mrs. Kntherine P.' Smith, whleh was found in her I home In faG randa Sunday after noon with a bullet wound In the head, officers announced this morn ing. The autopsy will probably he held before aflernon. ot was sirtd. The coroner's, inquest is sched uled for this evening. Officers have been unable as yet to find any definite trace of Pert W. Smith, the dead woman's son, who is sought In the hope that he may throw some light on the killing, which officers estimate oc ournd nearly threi months ago. . Who remembers your iron when you forget ? There's a watchman built into the Westinghouse Iron to turn it off and on without the slightest attention from you. It is the famous Spencer Disc Thermostat. It relieves you of the fear that some day you'll go away and leave the iron "on". Hundrtdi of thousands tf Westinghouse Automatic Irons art in use today. Westinghouse originated the automatic frrindpU ff beat control. Ask your dealer to show you. esiivovLseAutomfk THE IRON WITH THX BUIIT'IN WATCHMAN PEOPLES ELECTRIC 214 W. Main Medford, Ore. TEA .ENJOYMENT TREE ORANGE There Are Manw Ways to Make Money But few ways to protect - it when traveling Your gmi Your fist Your speed TRAVELERS CHEQUES The last is the only safe "way. 75c for each $100 is all that this protection costs at this bank. . First National Bank Medford, Oregon SECURITY SAFETY SERVICE MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $150,000 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RE8ULTI The Sign of a fy.fl PlTBjT Wofinjhouie Dealer TEA PEKOE STORE Phone 12 I i I
