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MEDFOTTO 11 ATI, TRIBUNE, IfEDFORD, OHEfiON'. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1923. 2L PIGE TEN Here's Seagoing Garage FOR OBSERVANCE SEES RASKOB AS- OF LEGION WEEK! SMITH Oovernor I. U Patterson has e-nt the following letler id All Am.-rkuti lifffton puma in the atutu: To the People of Gruffon: I am Klal to exprewi my com mendation of the observance of the week beginning November 11th and ending November 17 th an American Legion week. Tho American LbKlon In the first ten yearn of Uh history Iiiik, by Hh pros ram of unselfish service to community, ututo and nation, dein onfitrated that ft Is a preat power for good. It has made provision for the trentment and rehabilita tion of thoffo who wero disabled In the World war, looked after tin; welfare of children who wero left fathcrlcflft, and exerted It viry effort toward the promotion of the bent Interests of tho nation and Iho promulKutlon of the principles of cftzenshlp on which our coun try was founded. The people of the state of Ore gon appreciate tho work that Is belnff carried on by tho American Legion and by the American Le gion Auxiliary. These two service organizations are entitled to full cooperation and assistance in their pffortH to malntnin their full nn-m-hershlp during the romlng year. I , therefore urgo that every citizen aid the Legion and the Legion Aux iliary in their membership enm palgn and particularly urge those who are eligible but are tint imw members of the Log ion or the Aux iliary to take this opportunity of nnrnlllng and becoming nsnm-inted In the great work of these two patriotic organizations. Very truly yours, (Signed) I. Ij. PATTKItSOX. tJovernnor. AI.'HTIN, Tx., Nov. 7 f?'fuhn liaitob, manager of the IVin,ocntf lr. national campaign vas criticized In a statement lsmied here last night; by (J river nor tun Moody, which va Id that tho popular vote given j Smith was "a maglnlfleent person- ' al tribute and ttiat the south is ' still solidly Democratic at heart." ' "Unfortunately for Governor Hiuith and the Democrats, tho , management of the campaign was entrustffl to Mr, Jtakob a cynical commc rrlallNt with an alcoholic complex, who has no conception of the altitude or Id'-itlK prevail ing In the Hiiuth or west. The state-j meats' which he persisted In Issu ing had a tendency to drive votes from the Democratic party which all the regular Democrats in the south could not overcome. "Tho larger popular vote which Governor Smith received Is a mag nificent tribute to him. lie ran tho race of a strong and sincere mart. Tho peoplo of the south vited their intense convictions on the prohibition question. The Re publicans can take no heart in the vote their ticket received In tho south, for tho south in sentiment and feel inn Is still solidly Demo cratic, Tho next national election will reveal this ns a fact, "The li'emndons vote given Franklin 1). Itoosevelt by the citi zens of tho Kmplro stale attest the esteem in which he Is held by the people of, the stato and mark for him o continuous and growing place among the Icftdrs f thought In national affairs." j 6 HANDICAP, ;ct j K ' if M wMi fTl III: Europe-bound automobile of today goes aboard ship like a passenger and is I stored uncrated below deck at a saving of approximately S50 a unit on freight charges. This Dodge Brothers Victory Six sport sedan is going across the gang plank, to join other Hodge cars aboard the S. S. If ansa of the Bernstein line, bound for Rotterdam, Holland. The cars were loaded at II' eelinwken, A'. J '., after rail shipment from the Detroit factory to the seaboard, . BIG BUFFALO BLAZE NEW YOIIK. Nov. 7 W' finv. nrnor Smith's formor ti'lKliliors In the old Oliver Htreot (lintrlet where lie lived n a liny, did not foritet him. When Hi" voles In thnt cleetlon district were eounteil they tntuled: Hnilth, ' 010; Hoo ver. 116. IU'WALO. X. V.. Nov. 7. Wl llnrfnlo'H most illHiisli-oiiH flr' In veai-H wns hrouKht under i'on- lrnl lust nii;lM lifter It hod swept rllllir IL (lo.en lilllldlnus llloIlK the ' WiitfM'front tind lower nuiln streels. 'I'lie diinniKe wns estlninted lit not less tli.in $1. Olio. 000 with prnli. Inlilllty Hint It would feiuli Jl.IioO.- 000. There is much imitation vanilla on the market. Watch for it. It has a ' loud and flashy taste. Good cooks demand the delicate, flowerlike flavor of pure vanilla --Schilling's. fl 9. nnklntf Powder Ten Cnffe o 1 a Spleen -ji JlV. J m 'AT YOUR GROCERS a DANDV 3-1 nuid by BECK'S BAKERY 'T! 1 mmm ir UUL PARIS, France, Nov. 7. (Jp)- A reception for the school toach ors of Med ford will be hold by the business and professional women's club November 20 at Hotel Med- Tho gradmilnesH with which skirts mpi. i ms was decided at a meet-; are being lengthened, uh well as j fng of tho eecutivo council, at the some women's Hat refusal to homo of Miss I-ouise Kluhrer 'last j lengthen them at all, indicates the, night, roinmltiet's are being 'up-j old days of overnight Htyle revuln polutcd during the remainder of j tions aro over. the week n carry out the arrange-') Tho Htyle milkers nre content-! ments.of the reception. j ing thenimjlves with caning skirts j The regular December meeting j down inch by Inch on daytime! or tho business and professional women's club will take place on December 4, and will take the ' form of a bnnnuet. At thnt time j MIsh Woolsoy wilt review a list of the new books and Mi's. Florence Conkln will present some intereHl- ' in CbrlstmaH itleas and sugges- Hons. y I clothes. Ho fur, their toetica of dropping evening skirts lo any level that happens to suit their! Idea has not resulted in the length ening of street skills. Skirts are a few inches longer, lo lie. sure, than they", wqra. sis months ago. They now covet t)ie knoes entirely nt all hut .one or two fashionable dress house. But t the fashion centers are repeatedly; asked to shorten the street models' as they are duplicated and time lifter time hear their clients sav: 1 "The long skirts nre all right fori the manneutitiiH, but they don t . look smart on the street-' . i Despite tho slowness of French women's conformity to their dress-, ! makers' wishes they wear longer- inklits, on the whole, than Ameri-: COI.I'Mnrs. O., Nov. 7. (P) can or Kn!lish. i Herbert Hoover's majority in Oh!n 4-- over Governor Alfred 10. Smlthl f , rr v ! hud reached approximately 00.- ; C flStert lluS U SU 000 when returns from 85 perj J r J cent of the state hnd been tabu-i (Jft DytCl SLXpBdltlOIX iaiea looay. mo presmeni-eieci s majority swelled with each addi tional batch of precincts. Myers Y. Cooper's majority for governor over Congressman Martin to 2411,000 on returns from SO per Ik OMAHA, Not. 7. 1711 Da wn to day found Nebraska, "the doubt ful," safely in the Republican col umn in hs, major races. The Hoover majority over Gov ernor Alfred K. Smith, with half' returns, was approximately 40,000 votes. I'nitetl .States Senator It. If. How ell, Republican,- was virtually as sured re-election with more than 7ii0 precincts' giving him a 40,000 majority over liichard li. Metcalfe, Democratic! opponent. All state officers were re-elected. Art bur J., Weaver, running for the first trrm for governor, went far ahead of Chas. W. Dryan, his Dem ocratic -opponent. lioseburg Government airway 4acon to be erected on Mt. Neho. It May Be Went How ninny elnuieltes n day does n ninn need when the tliernionie tor rends sixty below zero? lOviUently t'ominnndee. Kichnrd H.vrd tlKiired It out, for 1,1k- eellt of the state. The remaining K,.u Myers Tnlmeeo ennipnny preelnets more than 1T00 In mini- reeelved mi order for 7SH.000 her. wero expected to Inerenso hlsjcdesteirield elareltes. The 1'nsls ninjorlty. , fr this order was prolmhlv nr- Vnlted States nenntor, full termtiitved nt limine the Ions wait for KiiKenn Second unit of Wlllnm- otto highway nuove Lowell hrldso pr:ided. 7050 preelnets ulve Slini-nn 1. l'ess. 1.030,433; fhaiies V. Truan. 0 ! S . 7 4 1. . I'nited Klates senator, short term: Theodore v.. lturto;i. 1. 047, 191; Ornhnm P. Hunt OliO.902. SUGAR IMPROVES FRUITFLAVORS Makes these healthful foods delightful to the tasto good weather in tho .spltzhorgen Icamp preceding Ityrd's fliglit over (the north pole; they just "ate up "cigarettes" in those days, accord ing to a member of the party. ; Tho question of which cigar ette to choose was likewise ans wered from experience. Kxpedl I lion headquarters quietly ques Itioned members, and when a ma Ijorlty of Ilyrd's picked men ex j pressed a preference for Chester field, a two-year supply of that brand was ordered. In addition to j generous stocks of such other Lig !gett & Myers products ns Katiina laud Piedmont cigarettes. Grunger 'rough cut and Velvet pipe tobac 1 eos, and tho old reliable Star (tobacco for "eating" purposes. ' When Children Ciy for It The human body needs fruits, to j DC wen -i en anu ncniiny, unu cuvu person should eat ut least one raw and one cooked fruit each day. Hern nre the health-giving elements thnt fruits bring to tin: needed rough age, fruit vitamine, mineral salts, unit hcneikinl fruit ncida. And, thanks to sugar, fruits can also bo beneficial in another way. The harsh or sour acids, by being Rwceteneu to taste, can be turned C'nstoria is a comfort when Baby is fretful. No sooner taken than the I tin ic line ih hi, ease. 1 1 rest less, a lew urops t-oon oring content tnent. No harm done, for Custoria is a baby remedy, meant for 'Itabiea. Perfectly pale to give the youngest infant; you have the doctors' word for that! It is n vegetable product and you could use it every day. Hut it's in an emergency that .Castoria means most. Sump night when constipation must he relieved or colic pains or .,ir.,.;..., v.... i :i . :i. ThlTtCySTX On OQUflU ,m,e mothers keep an extra bottle, unopened, to make sure there will always be t'astoria in the house. It is effective for older children, too; Twenty Schoolboys, tt'ATKKSXKKT. Mich., Nov. 7. (P When hen Kampiue, former Marquette univevsity Riinvd, came here, to teach and couch football he found twenty boys In the high school. Thirteen nre on his snuuil. Tho first game tho school eer played It won 1- to 2, one of Ken's rend the liook that comes witht. bovH snne'lnu n itass and ffnllon- 1 into delightful Havors that add en- ing across his own line for a wifely ; toy men t to eating. As a iamous ; to give mo opposuion us two. food scientist states it, "lhe fruit ncids aro softened by sugar. .The 1 fruit flavors are developed by sugar. i Sugar promotes and facilitates the ' ingestion of fruits." Thcro are few people In the world who do not relish the delicious flavors of orange and grapefruit Fitlnd, sweetened to taste. One of ', tho most welcome beverages to any 1 palate is hot lemonade. And remember that stewed fresh apples or pears or stewed dried "Know Your Onions" commences Thursday for four performances. Franks Comedians will produce the big comedy hit, "Know Your On SAN FRANCISCO iTURPitf HOTEL prrhps, prune r aprirot are cx- ,,,. Th,, rwy l oi lcliml nii.l ceueiu I or oirttiviutu. r or uwincr, think of apple sauce with pork, and crnnK'rry snuco with any kind of roast fowl or meat. Baked apples or prars and fruit pies are delicious, as well ns healthful, for dessert. Knting should b enjoyable as well as healthful, Th ue of sugar, on raw fruits and in cooking, is the friend of food enjoyment Jhe Suuar IjutiUUfc , , novel In structure and was selected to please Medford's playgoers. Mason Wellington returns to the cast after two years' absence, In his original role of Hank Tucker, which he played In I-os Angeles where It was first produced. - Mr. frank Is endeavoring to give Med ford new releases for the fall icaaoa t the riayuQuie, to $3,00, A SPLENDID VALUE - 17 Towell Street ft Martet TlflS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION mn important cnwunv to you TKU coupon tntltUi holder toKRKE YoUuw i'Mi-Uput to Turpin Hotel FREE CARAC5 T. T.. rAHROX " W. H. SEI.t, Jr. Ask for our Booklet, "How Shall I Invest My Money" Kill Two Birds With One Stone To invest in a home of your own not only assures a home for your family, but also pays big dividends a au investment. GOOD real estate is considered by wise investors' as the basis of future wealth. In rent, saved and increased valuation, a home means actual money in your pocket in the long run. Our convenient HOME LOANS enable you to build your hoine and pay for it by the 'month just like rent. Let us tell you more about it! You will be in terested in our Preferred and In stallment stock investments, . 7 and 8 WITH SAFETY. Jackson County Building & Loan Association A Place to Invest Your Savings Over 19 Years in Medford Not One of Our Stockholders Has Lost a Penny 30 day OK Used Car Sale For the next thirty days we nri! offering In n speclnl used car snlo our entire stock of used cars at prices and nt terms you can afford to pay. Many of Iho cars In stork carry our HEGU I.AR WRITTEN OUAIUNTEE. The cars not covered by this guarantee nre sold on their merits only. The price based on actual unused transportation. Our whole selling or ftanintlon both new car anlesmen and used car salesmen will bo ready to scry you. Hive us n phone call tell us what you want and we will send the m car lo your ottico or homo for your Inspec tion. FOR CARS ON SALE. SEE CLASS I Ff ED SECTION EACH DAY The Cars Are Right ! Now is the ideal time to buy a used car! We have an unusually wide selection to choose from many have been thoroughly re-conditioned by our expert mechanics and all may be depended upon to give miles of satisfactory performance; The Prices Are Right ! Before we offer a used car for sale, it is carefully checked over by trained inspectors and its true value carefully determined. Then we price it for what4it is actually worth! Consequently, ev,ery' usedcarweareoftering represents definite, known value that you can depend on! The stock is on display at our used car lot 8tli and Harriett and our new car salesroom 112 South liivei'side. Salesroom open eve nings for your convenience. r crnom!ref 7ranlvrfra Pierce-Allen Motor Co. 112 So. TJiverside 0 Phone 1"0 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULT! i
