MEDEORD MATL TRIBrTNE, M EDFORD, OTCEfiOX.
TUESDAY. MAKm o. 1920.
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MRS. F. D ROOSEVELT 1DEAN VANCE WILL
ROOTS AND HERBS CONTRACTS ARE LET
DOMINATES PLANNING i EXPRESSES APPROVAL TALK AT MEETING
OF TAX L1
PAGE TEN
, SSAflKEM. JllBOsluviii,
P) lsulatud liy Ice
March1 6
: ' C'onlruclH fur coimlructicn if Ule j Tho 3.1th liinkitivo assembly i NEW VOItK, Mutch o.irt I
iHouthvrn Pacific c-jnipnsy'u fl2.-lwl11 "'rjllfli in history uh uib- .-uih. i-mimon u, junwini, wiie
i 000,0(10 milroait lirlilife ucroBS Bui-j "nKuwneu lor navinB enunm , ol new loi Kl (,-ovcrnui. n cx
tuobt . cuniruh(-nt4lxu luxation pro-
fi..ti.i thit I .. t . . .
jmunuum anu uiimt.-iiiijr iuiu..i.i. , curuintr to an -announcement 10- involved
ty tho ttutsiuo worm, ao day y j. J I. pycr, vIce-preHMffnl
day by ,T. J I.
tnntH ol tho tiny Island of Suva, In cliai'Ko ijf operations , for tho
nlfuiiti.il 'between tho I'lllth uni onipaay,
. Kruff rivers, m;! in-' .dancer ' ol
in rlshlntr 'from xtui-vatlon nnd rlB
orouH weal her.
I''or nearly a month tholr only
food has , been iootH and hcrlm.
Several suf-j the oltlnr. Inuahltanix
nrv' alrearty- dead from fturvatlon.
A woman, of 78 wont mud from
hunger and a, yotinff mother wttn
HlemH, JlclnieiK, und Kliaffner.
IJomlnatlne. tho eoui'He o tin
fcuatden wan -tho property tax relief
commiwlon, created hy u hotiHO
ruKolutlon of 1927, and more fu-
lnc, of Ht. l'aul and Bpoknne were mlllarly Known an the Carkin com
tho HucccHHfnl hiddera on tile foun-j mUidon. The r'ecommendationH of
dation work for tho gigantic hu-uc- this invcHtiKatlne; group, reprenenl
ture ranking 12th . among the, lug all cIuhhch of people und ull
brfdKCH of the world. ' iHoctlvns of the - Mate, were em-
The nupci'tructtiro will bo erect-1 ljudlfri In a chain, of mennurc.'i
ed liy the American IhidKo Co., ulwliich became the taxation pro
Kiibxldliuy of tho I'nlted Slate 1 eimn of tho xcHXIon. Tho income
Hteel corporation, represented ln;uix enacted, and which will bo
a two-day-old baby, perished from Kun jvanclsco liy the United Statca; sinned liy the govcraut, wan not
cnlil
Two men attempted to reach
tile mainland Bcckine; a prlcHt to
Ulvc Kplrltuu) comfort to the dylnir,
but both pcrlihcd when their boat
was vniMlied in the ice.
A. military airplane equipped
with special apparatus for landing
on ice, tried to revletual the Htarv
inB population by dropping snckH
of flour, medicines and cann of
milk, but- could not auecoed in
Huid In making public tho (IohIiik
of negotiations for tho colossal
undei taking. Tent holeM for the
sub-structures. Iiave already , been
made.
Twenty minutes will be cut from
prcHcnt passenger train schedules
and two liout'H from present freight
landing. The government engineers tl arn ,mv on Kouthern 1'uclflM
nre now worklni? to save the t"; KhaMa and Overland routea to the
landers hy throwinK .-.army pon- n0th and eat.
toons across the froxeii river. I 'jhe bridge is n forward step
!ln cstabllshlnK a Krcut double
ttnl" njt ' jtrack trariKcontinental short line
My Man Looming iur passeliKcrs and freiglit movliiK
U g-, , " jfi-oin and through Han Francisco
tO riUntS KrateriCin tho east h well as to Oregon
land tho northwest.
Steel Products Co. la egmenl of tlie program. The
Work on the bridge will start program, In all the major, and
without delay and will be com- most of the miliqr measures, was
lileted In less than two years. Dyer (accepted without quibble or hesi
tancy.
Tho lawmakers took Jhe posi
tion that tho commission had
worked two -years making tt se
rious study und survey and tho
fruits of its labor must be sound, j
rerhaps, however, the taxation,
bills would have fallen hy tho
wayside had not John IT. Carkin.
' Fannie Brlco Is coining to Hunt's
1 Craterian tomorrow' In Unit most I
unique of mediums, -the lalklnt;,!
picture bur first! 1 (j
It la "My Man," built around the!
song which Fannie has made fam-
ous everywhere In revues and on
tho vaudeville stage.
' One - of the most pretentious
scenes is a muslcul revue Hhowlng
the Inimitable Fannie as the star
of a l(troodway production.
Tim revue is said to.be as com
plete as any ever devised for tin.'
'musical comedy stage and, at any
rate, to bo the most ornate one
over shown In pictures. Further
than this, tho mulc written for It
Js described as melodiously charm
ing. , . . "
T
mx'KHi'd her uppruval of I'rcHldunl
lloover'H Htand for obKerviuice of
the prohibition law.
DlscUKWintf "womtn'a place ; In
tin; world today" before tin iidl
ence f ' tho went tilde branch of, the
V. W. C A., he nald the attitude
expreHxed by the president In his
InuuKural addroHu was a "very
wine tiling." ' Hhe believed women
could help him in thin work jtiHt
tin they did In the problem of food
rcHtrletlon In the world war.
She naid that a woman remark
ed to her: "I have never lived up
to the prohibition law, but 1 think
that Mr. Hoover could get mo to
do It."
Tills reaction. Mra. Itonnevelt
Hutd, was common to many women
und "apparently Mr. II oo ver
thinks ho loo."
SEATTLE MITT MEN TO
hairmun of the property tux re
lief commission. been In position
as a member of tho house, to tuke
churge of and pilot tho bills
through." Mow wise or how work
able these laws are cannot be
told until they havo been 'In ac
tual operation. . The belief pre
vails, however, that they are tho
most forward step In dealing with
taxation that Oregon has attempt
ed at one time. Oregonlun.
liliNKVA, March li. (I') Ulihu
Root, noted American Jurist who Is
serving on a special committee for
revision of the world court stat
utes, conferred with Foreign Min
ister lii'land of France today con
cerning n formula which Mr. Hoot
has prcpurcd as the basis of all
agreement for American adhesion
to the world court.
Coqnilki
erected on Front slreet
Gold lltmch .Frospccts bright for
Modern garai;u will b? eHtnhllsliIng const guurd station In
Curry comity In near fill (ire.
m) Neither pretty pictures nor colorful adjectives will
' 3 y u ".' of coat.' it lawn real uyes to uu tnc work ;
XV j "J" niaue irom true untunes. . . ,
II Next time you have dyeing l do. Icy Diamond Dyes.
occ now ca.sy 11 is 10 use incai. turn t:oiitfure lir
'results, jour ocaicr win rciiinu your money it you
don't agree llicy arc better, dves. , ; '
You get none o( that c-dyed look from Diamond Dyes :
no strcakiiig or spoiling. Just fresh, crisp, bright new
col r, And watch the way they keep their brilliance !
through wear ai.il washing. They arc licttcr dyes
because they contain plenty of real aniliuci from
three to five times more than other dyes. But you pay
no more for them than for ordinary dyes
The tWitfr faekaiie of Diamond Dyes i the original
"all-purpose" dye for any and every kind of material.
It will dye or 'lint silk, wool, cotton, linen, rayon or
any mixture of material. The btuc wfrd;? is a special
dye, for silk or wool only. With it you can dye your
valuable articles of silk or wool with results equal to
the finest professional work. Kcmcmbcr this wlirn
you buy. The Win' tvekatie dyes silk or wool only. The
while package w ill dye every kind of pssls, iiKluding
(ilk and wool. Your dealer lias both packages.
Diamond Dues
asv to use Perfect results
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REVIEW TONIGHT
TunlKlit at 7 o'clock when the
official o i c n i n k of Mcdford'H
Nprln Mtyle review takes place.
KuHHcU'rt will present for ap
proval, ten churmiiiK youiiK ladh-n
of Aledford, diNpIityhiK the latent
I'i'oulloiiH for the Xidornmcnt of
.Milady. .
Ih rb Alford'H Imperial orehOH
tra will open the evenlnn'H enjoy
ment with soino of their ncwcMt
popular Helectlons and will eon
llnue their pniKi'nin throiiKhout
I ho Ktylo prune ntallon.
A most KorKeous presentation of
kowiih fur afternoon, dinner and
cventiiK wear, Htreet and Hport
dreHHiM, wrapH for all occanlonH,
neKllKfe, llutterlo and u hathtiiK
null ri'V'lew, , will Klve tho ladleH
of Med ford tin nullnmilatlvo pni
vh'w'of HprlitK'a lutcHt Hlyle cvea-
tlollH.,
ItuHMeU'! are nhowlnt; an ex
cept tuna liy larwc n timber of Kar
nuntH ulid ih they are ull from
their roHulur clockH, they will It?
on display In tho reKular
menlH after tho opening,
All Millinery
varloiiM coMtumeH will be shown
by Jueiiue I.enox. -
- KKATTI.K, Mar. 5. (.Special.)
Five .Seattle boxern are in active
training eneh day at Autln & UIhIi
tIs KymnaMium for mutcheH at
Klamath Falls, Ore., next AVed
n end ay. . i .
Joo lloyd, the vberdeen Bpurk
I'luif, will me.etj.Orvillo J)urr in the
main bout. :
TJob Jameu meets Jack Ifreed
lovo In the Hemi-final.
It ay ITuffman wyi tackle Steam
boat JuekHon in the Kiieclal event.
Huffman is a J -pounder.
.loo Hielaff will meet Kddle Mor
ris. ,
Hete Magallanex, tho love
ihrowiiiK Filipino boy, will he aeni
in wit It Itoy Hone.
STILL HOLDING; OUT
PASO IIOMLKS, t'al.. Mar. i.
(ft Jim Stroner. AVIchlta recruit
third baseman of the PittHburvh
I'lrateH, Mho was named the "key"
man of s the contemplated ' 1120
team, sei'iriH destined for another
role. Harry Ulconda, received from
P.ruoklyn with Jess Petty for Glen
Wright, Hhortstup, 1h meulioned for
third base. t-
(UuiKnon. Mahaffey, Maekuy a!nd
KrlekHon, rookie pitehei'H, are men
tioned for release to the minors for
nnre experience. With the Waner
hrothern hiddouts. George Oran
thum, last year's flrwt baseman, has
; been Klven right field Iirrth and
depart- j cleanup position In tho batting or
der. JIargreaves and Hemsley nrc
Usplnyed with the sure of catching berths.
i OsGnbrugge Reports
Packard Cost Cut
J. .1. Osenbruggc, dealer for (In
Packard automobiles In Med ford,
received a wire this forenoon mak
ing u price reduction on all Pack
ard modchj of ?10U. Thla price
gocH lu effect today.
A wrought Iron gateway bearing
a bronxe reproduction of the Hub
ert 10. I, en coat of arms in to be
placed at Washington and I.ee university.
MOW VOKK, Murch o. (TV
Uost while ghosts walked at'Tnxas
(lulmin'N night club, a J10.U00
diamond bunburst la missing from
Hie geiiis of Mra. Margot Colin.
In the 'dark the spirit of Hudolph
Valentino strummed the guitar
and that of Arnold Kothstein
evaded questions as to who shot
htm. On the way home Mrs,
Colin discovered her loss.
Wus makes your dinner perfect"
"Thank you. Coffee Joes help,
I think."
"But such good coffee. You must
have a secret."
"Nothing but MJ B."
Selected grades of green codecs from
favored districts in far countries are com
higrd in making the famous M J B Blend.
Its full-bodied richness and rare flavor is
developed and brought out by the M J B
process of blending and aging before
roasting.
Many people find that with M'J'B, the
full-flavored blend, they use slightly less
coffee. Whether you make it strong, mild
or medium M'J'B has the matchless
coffee flavor that only the rich blend can
give.
M'J'B is vacuum-sealed in the new im
proved friction topkey-cans'by M-J'B's
own patented process. Ask for M-J-B
coffee at your grocery. Look for the let.
ters on each can.
Nr. ...
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C O F'F E E
II. T. anee, denn of advertltflng
nt tlio, Oregon, Statu college, has
been soeured to address the mer
chants of Medf.rd at the next
meeting of the association to be
held at the Hotel Medford Mon
day evening, March 11, at C:30,
. This meeting wilt be of particu
lar Interest to all employers nnd
employees and an Invitation has
been extended to business men
whether or not they are memherd
of the association. '
Dean Vunce lectured hero last L.
year and was ao well received that !
C. A. Meeker, president of the
merchants organization, is especi
ally gratified in being able to
secure him for Monday's meeting.
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HIS TALENT STORE
Site called it SIN
he called it
A Noble Sacrifice
By Fay ICstes.)' ,
TALISNT, Ore., Mar. G. (Hpec
ial.) TlLose absent from the sev
enth and eighth gradeH due to Ill
ness last week were L.eta Logan,
Ollvo Hill, Krmlno Wilson, Nellie
Iioren and Fay Kstes.'
The remodeling of tho confec
tionery owned by Noel Ersklnc adds
much to tho looks as well as to
tho convenience of the place.
1 "Walter Clark, en route from Van
couver, li. C, to Sacramento,' Cat.,
stopped to visit his father, Mr,
Clark and his sister, Mrs. C. F,
fclstes, one day last wco'k.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wilson,
Portland real estate dealer, stayed
nt the Talent auto park last Friday
night and were dinner guests nt the
C. F. Kstes home. They were re
turning from a two weeks visit to
southern California and they re
ported freezing weather there. They
were glad to get home, however,
nnd are more satisfied to live in
Oregon.
Mr. I iibbard is moving th" re
mainder of his stock of merchan
dise to Butte balls, where he has
purchased tho Golden Rule fitore.
Wo regret to lose Mr. JHhbard from
our community," not only as a mer
chant and business man, but as ,t
friend and neighbor.
Tho infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
PhilHpH is improving slowly from
a severe attack of bronchial pneu
monia. Mr. nnd Mrs. Stendman of phoe
nix and Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Mar
vin took dinner Sunday with
Grandma Works. . '
Mr. and Mrs.. Parks will open
up a new business in Talent this
wo,ek, an up-to-date groceteria in
their new building adjoining Man
ning's auto park. Mr. and Mrs.
Parks came here from Klamuth
Falls.
Mrs. Harry Ward of Eagle Point
has been staying at the Arthur
Phillips home during the flfhcw of
their Infant son.
' Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. Kstes were
in Gold Hill Saturday looking after
business.
i
...who was right?
STANDING in the shadows,
Marvin Smith saw Jack's
' voting wife com swiftly, si
lently into the "oonjitjht.
How tired she looked how
ragged her clothes wcrcl His
; pulse quickened. SJicwasgct- .
ting tired of the struggle of,
the scjualor and poverty in
which she HvcJ. Soon, now,
she would come to him
"Bobbie," he whispered. ,
,.' She stifled aery. "What-arc '
, you doing here?" ,
, "I had to see youl"
They were close to each
other now, his body aflame, -'
his arms aching to hold her. .
"Let me help you,
Bobbie 1 You need
food, clothes, money,
flowcan you bear di is
fovertyr t love you
want to help you"
''Butmyhusband..."
"He'll never know.
Yauoijghitoio ictor
his sake, Dabbir he
needs care and med
ical attention.''
c&prnl
For his sake 1' she thouflh t wildl y.
Whac should she do) What cculd
she do? She had come to these deso
late hills a young bride eager for the
love-nest Jack had promised- Love
nest! The house was a hovcl-thc farm
a barren wasteland. There were no
comfort, not even the bare necessi
ties. Nowjack lay injured . . . penni
less ... in pain ...
And here was Marvin Smith, offer
ing her money, comfort, luxury! His.
handsome fac was bent close to her's.
She could see the shining blackness
of his hair, his eyes ,
"It would be sin," she whispered.
"It would be a noble sacrifice,"
he said. .-, '
Who was right ?
Read "Can Lore IVia This BattltV
in the April issue of True Story Maz
arine. Courageously, this young wife
tells the story of her experience, and
how she solved the bitter problem life
placed before her. This is a $1000.00
rri7C-vinmng srurv
. . and it is a vivid,
fascinating cross
seciion .of true life.
Don't miss it I
Fisk Tires
fAnd Tire Repairing
And a Complete Stock of
RIMS and WHEELS
Medford Vulcanizing
Works
Sixth and Fir Phone 180
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PARTIAL 'V.
CONTENTS
for April
, Youojc Sinner.
Honor or Shame?
F.cinjt Theftlnknown
Why He Didn't Send
For Her f
My Mother'. Ryes
When A Man Sirar
In lli Hlood
The NikJk Vc Stepped Out
When Vou M.rry the
Vmnc Man
I Wamod a Hu'hind
T;tnc in on the True
Srory Hour broadcast
every Fritlay night
over Vt'OR and the
Columbia Cwt'n.
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far Exact Time.
Athlete and Sportsman
Orthogons are the "Last
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Correcting Marginal Astigma
tism, they give a
LARGER FIELD
of accurate vision. Try them
and be convinced.
Dr. Jud Rickert
Optometrist ' ,
222 E. Main St
Medford
ad ctberslorte: Otit JNOWt
Tfiie .Story
At All Newsstands only 25c
A telephone booth In n confec
tionery at Wntortovvn, MnaK., pontH
thl.H sifjn: "Ue Reasonable lie
lirier." . . '
('liy olcclrielnna of Jacksonville,
Flu., axsert that liellcls from boyn
air rifles liavl-' broken 30i street
liKhlM there. ' . '
Radio Program
KMED
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Tuesday, March 5
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0:15 to t:30 Medford Mull
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Power oomimny.
WiMlncMliiy, March
10 to 10:30 Munn'M Dept.
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10:30 Jo 11 Ilentli'u Drill .
Store.
11 to 11:30 Mrdfortl ElecUrio
11:30 to la Lewis sirper
In Service Station.
12 noon Mall Tribune Neva
Kluhrs.
12 to U':30 City Clennlng &
Dvrlnir Work. i
)'2;-d0 to 1 Hubbard tiros.
1 to 1:30 Jackson County
Did. i lioun Co. . I
4 1:3(1 to 2 Detbe A Kindle
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2 to 2:30 Ktwood & Law-
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R:30 lo 6:ir Townc Crier !
6:lii to 6:30 Medford Mall !
Tribune, news and markets
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Stole tlio Cillers Ciir.
CHA RIjOTTK, X. c. (Vi--Motor
cars belonging to pollre nre .lust
as convenient as other kinds for a
.Kctnwny. A tnan who robbed n i
8tno here escaped in a car owned i
by tlie Carrolllon chief of police. '
Want Alhhio Alllgalitr.
JACKSO.WILI.K. Klu. (t The J
Rrltlsh Zooloplcul society Is dicker
hiK for an albino nil gator owned
hy the Florndo alligator farm here.
The' reptile is the only known nlll
gator of its kind.
!oir lb ills for leH4-rl.
AVMST PAlMl DHACM. Fla. (ATi
Golfers of Kel?ey City are consid
ering sui;estions that they adopt i
n rule waiving penalties when atli
Kalom Rulp down pro If balls. Two
snuriuns snn themselves roKuhirly.
one on tho second tee and the otheri
on the fifth.
AVIiy We Iok Tunny.
KOAXOKK, Vn. (A) Dr. Ivey,
Foreman of the University of Vir
ginia believes our most remote an
cestors hnd large eyebrows, no
1 chins and meager brain eapacltv.
; 4
, The ber la a shifty-eyed crca-
ture and will not look slrniKht at a
hah
V-irCft MONEYS
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SCHERER MOTOR CO.
"Better Used Cars" at Prices
That Make Them
Outstanding Values
m Uuifk C'oupo ... ' "Jj?1150
I'l.'S Will.vii-Knii.'Iit "70" Coupe .! ... $1085
)iK8 Whipprt "Six" Ooa.li :. : $ 650
127 liuk-k 4-l)oor Sotlan'....' $1175
1!27 Unick Sport Tom-ini; .'. $ 935
1!)27 Hiiick 2-Door Sciliin $ 8'35
11125 Buii'k "Stunpiiril Six" Tom-ing $ 475
11)23 Flint Kni'losed Toui-iiiff j 475
11)25 Stiulftmkcr DnpK'X Koiulster ' $ 475
1025 Stwlebaker Duplex Touring 535
102.". Slur "Koni'" Coupe $ 275
1924 ISiiifk Muster K.iiuU.t ' $ 550
1!)24 Oldmobile "Six" TouriHg . 150
1!)24 Ford Coupe-. 450
1!I2.I Jewett Kneloseil Touriuft ...1. ....... 290
1H23 Dodijc Coupe 275
1922 Duick "Six" Sedan ...'..1 ...J ...1..... 295
.1921 Dodge Touring - 75
1921 Studebuker Light Six $ I75
1921 Ford Coupe $ 65
1920 CMC One-ton Truek .-. 675
See These Cars at Our New Used Car Lot
. 9th and South Riverside
SCHERER MOTOR CO.
BfrlCK DEALERS
38-40 North Riverside Open Evenings
Ride With
southern Uregon
Stages
The pioneer line of southern Ore
gon operating local . service from
Medford to Klamath Falls.
Thin company hna sorvod you
Culthfully in ' lmHt yuurB und will
coutluuo to give you excollout boi--vlco.
Biissrs luvu from
llolul Jucksoa
Leave JlcUfiird
A.M. fCOOM- .POtf. 'P.M.
8:20 ' 12:00 3:20 S:25
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Southern Oregon Stages
Hotel Jackson
Phone 301
When the
APPLE CROPO
is "PIM(
l-ollovyour choicest
fruit... to the Hotel
Californian! You'll
enjoy this popular
headquarters for
.orchardists.
UQTEL
TAYLOR 15 OFARRELL
sanrtanctKo
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Ir.iiFTl
(P SAN FRANCISCO (II)
Diictminir travelers
rank The (.lift among
America's fine hotels.
Downtown location,
immediately adjacent
to shopping. business
and theatre districts.
A
540 rooms with bsth
Siasle, from $4
DeubW, fronts'
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