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MFDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREOOW ftUXPAY. MARCH 17. 1020.
PAGE THREE
CITY, ONCE AGAIN
OVEN FDR REVOLT
, BTj CHAUT.K-S ir.nER J
(Ajwockuod IVss Staff Writer) ;
WASH IN'flTO (P ;'ln niiod i
Vera Cruz, city nf blue tropical xva. i
whispering palms; Rreon hills nrttl !
amorous guiiain, iinnthcr revnlu-
tlon has been born. It U ihv nixth i
which him rorkfMl Mexico in 1U !
years and thy f mirth to take it t
"(ouvsn out- of Vi'nt Cruz, '
;. it wns Cruiil then in tli:it !
Felix Diaa tauiu-hod his quest for!
the presidency; it was from there
that Vkuorlann Kuoiia made, his
bid for the presldfncy the follow-.
Ins, year. . meeting success mull
United Htntea marines raptured
Yom Crust in thefall of 1M4, and
it was in the little coastal city that!
Adolfo de- la Jluerta fomented re-I
volt In 1123. ,
Simultaneously wilh the present j
uprising in tho city and state of (
Vera t'ruz came n cmi which d
New Bathing Suit Insures Healthy Tan.
Hvered Iho stale of Sniioru, pn the
V.:i:- W4 ?V (j'. :j .
cords wltli ruhher and lints insu
late the small threads, strands and
fibers which compose ihem, fur
ther Increase in (he lift and mile-apre-pivinj?
qtinlltles of' the tire
would result. A method of dipping
the cords of tu'e tiro carcass In a
rusher sot ut bin wus found and
called V'im-dipplnff.' 'I'lnis I'iie
stoue reduces- the cha(':0; action
within the cord. by satumtini; and
Insulating strands ami fibers,
carrying tin- cord lire principle
one step further."
Woman Flying Sales Manager Air Firm
GARB OF KITCHEN
border of Arizona, into the hands
of tho rebel Kronp. Sonora Is the i
stronghold or tlilberto Valonzuola, '
leadhm Independent candidate for;
tho presidency of the United!
' States of Mexico. "
.Warfare, in Mexico is uncertain.
The loyalty of troops ever is ques
tioned. There are federal soldiers!
who have .milled presumably!
around the Vulcii2uela banner, un- Well tanned shoulders and backs are Insured by tr s latest styles in bathing suits. At the left Is a
der the leadership of Gen. Jesus '0ne shoulder suit. When one shoulder is brown the suit may be reversed to obtain an even tan. At
Maria Apulrro In Vera Cruz and of . tight, Helen Meany, fancy difing champion, Is shown in a new low backed suit. Center: Peppl Eng
Oen. Francisco Mnnzo in Sonora.-' lander and Susan Sisman getting an early tan at Havana. " LlI
They announced the defection to;----"----"" - v ---iz.- -r: . r
their cause of the federal troops of;
PALM IIRACH () The persis
tency' of the ensemble suit Is the
tallc of Palm each. Whether the
material Is of silk, velvet a com
bination of tho two or. In cotton
fabric, no maid seems moillshly
dressed unless she ha' .'l coat or
Jacket to match her frock. II
but? und shtms repeat the colors
and patterns of one another,
Tho younger Hifls are showing a
preference i'tr Klnwbant. Ac hai
not withered nor 1ms custom staled
the Infinite -variety of this jjood old
fas'hiuned material.
one
t" "When I was-a plrl." said
"a dowaer to another us they
jTC elined In Kiiily snipod beach cl
Ion the Itreakers 'beach. "kIhj;
w a s supposed to be used
hairs
Rinbam ,
0 mjr-, rv-"r Ttntt 1
j.Jt:-.;v v- . 'HI
1 'vV WM& ;
mm"m" Wl" t ' ! Mtf
1 r xmr m m?m
The Ilea tix Arts Is a movrhg picture
theater when you are upstairs.
while the lower floor, is. occupied
by Various MiQtt shops." T ti
'J'ho lobby is deeply carpeted,
I while birds in wicker cages , slnR
ohtiKaloe.M and flowers In artist le
I containers shed fragrance. It, Is a
delightful place In which to linger
A'hile waiting for the next show,
1 and the group of debs fitted fntn
the picture perfectly. ;The ensem
ble pull mentioned was of a fine
qua'rllty of red plaid glngharrt, with
the popular side pleats in the skirt,
TheHe pleats, however, were cun
ningly Inserted on the bias, giving
Jaunty and individual charm to the
short skirt.
The ensemble fitd a white hand
kerchief linen blouse. "When the
wearer threw back her coatt It
could he seen that the blouse was
characterized by a simulated bolero
effect In folds of the same mate
rial. A small flat how tlo was at
the throat. '
The gingham jacket fell just, he
low the hli line. The sleeves were
long and light, and down each side
I of the coat was narrow bias band
I of the same material that gave ap
proval to the bias pleats .the
skirt. A close fitting bonkok hat,
banded in red, with red flat. beads
nnd red . In the shoes, completed
the costume of this Jovely young
brunette deb who had only a few
(da.vs before Mied her L heavy fur
j coat when she stepped off tho train
at raim iteiten.
WOItK (JOKK OS DRSPITR
AccmRST to v&rrcn
six other slates Oaxaca Hinaloa
Xayarit, t'oahuila. Chihuahua ami
3urango. .
I-iVen as the contestants are sim
ilar, so is the political allegiance
of their leaders. Valenzut la has ;
been a member of tho national rev
olutionary party;: fo Is President
Portes Oil. -whom he strives lol
overthrow.. N'oiiilnattou by thai 1
party is equivalent to election, bin !
the party hn giveii n'o'i'vldence of .
any Intention to nominnj.c blm. lie!
had been it. minister, to London un
der former. President Calies, a post
lie quit, only last December. ':
Millions - of dollars-. Worth of
American .'.property ;ls represented
In Sonora alone. There are-American
holdings also inVera Cruz and
the country as a whole contains
Si,O0O,O(i0,ni0 worth of American
Industry: -
..Official eyes turn to Vera Cruz,
for -Vera Cru:: Is the key to Mexico
City, and he who holds Mexico City
rnlcs Mexico: It Is there that bul
lets may accomplish what ballots
cannot do defeat the candidacy of
u. nationul revolutionary nominee.
And it Is feared that such a re
sult would 'lengthen the tragic
train of circumstances that began
in 1 110 with the revolution against
Porfirio Diaz. There followed the
presidency of Francisco Madero in
fiH. .lie was slujt In ljj13 and
Ilue'rjn TieliV office fur a year.
. Then came Carranza, who was
shot in - May, 1020. Then do la
Huerta, who held office until De
cember 1 of that year. Then Alva-
ro Obregon. who served
HOME EDUCATION
; ('he Child's Flrsf.SchooI -I the Faftiily." Froebel -
IhbiipiI Uy (he National KindCTgmton Association, S West 40th
fffreet, New York City. These nrtieles are-niiiiearing each Sunday
In the Mall Tribune. ' .
v :;;V'-
JUNIOR'S PARTY . .. v
' - Anna Mae Brady ' ' ''
rXrc rnn',ha,i r'Sod cy. he i to make her .a,e. Above .he I. .hewn
.. . . ; by her plane; the inset is a close up. "
I 'Phn rtjvni.ni. i-nu nmliiPlillv POr- !
..... rcct. Clono fori'vor is tho klw-m.p ! t'ftu yoars h:ivo ivcn u atmou wn:-i iimni oil niii. in ihl- m-uiiwimi.-.i i-it-nu.v 10 me uri;e io write,
activity and desire 4's lioiind to dim mmspiro. CInKham has shaken j iiri-sllirc. and. It aim must he no'.ert, the nihrr day. With a laim'hlnu Physicians Were persuaded tii i prnn
liu-ir ineasiu-i- aim, 11 i:uiiiiiiu.m, t of(. j. (,nKni;,.H tin( ,low steps I adentt tirlre. - i i'i'Ui "l -.i"s, urn- whs miih-i iuh , n.-r ijimvniu uviit nur lbu, uiiu
rT.KVRI.AXU. Ohio. OP) T
splle a hrnken hip. Kdna.K. Wool
cy writes a dally newspaper column
Troni her hospital bed. , ; .
For J3 years Wlthnuti ft Weak
Miss Wooley turned In cqpy to 'lh
woman's pae of the .Cleveland
News.. After her accldent'ithe. col
umn disappeared, th two Week
however, she .had recovered .auffl-
hiinK illsnstrous results.
richt out. in the host society. Tte-
A smart little BhiKhnin ensemlile nhotil the.lohliy of the lleaux Arts. Mlss VVooley.-resur.ied .her v.rU'1'tf
i. . ,, 11 I Many car owners ask the nues-
"I'm Bivinit a party for Junior,' i plainly hored.. Hut all were well . ,
it i. h... ,,..lehi...i.. i hoh.,,l No one moved from his tlon: "Willi does Mrcstonc dip tho
Won't you com) over for the pro
gram ?'f . - - -
-'The' program V" ;
"Well, I've u'itke'd' each child to
do some little stunt sins, dance,
recite or piay.the piano. 1 couldn't
stand tho usual ifiunes. I'm too
nervoui:." , . .
The neiifhhor,' ltavinK llcalthy.
lively children of her own,, diils
drop in for she was interested to
chair-. It was so ritllet a Utile Kill j cords used In tne tiro carcass m a
went Vn steep.-, - .' j rubber solution?" says Mr. Older.
"Are we (tnim; to have ice I of ttlilcr Tin; Service, Inc., Fire-,
cream V1'. litikVd an ItliiMlslllve ituest ! stone service dealers.
as uiey sat down to the lablo for "Tho answer is mis: quin-dip-lei'ieshments.
.. ." i ping Is tho only known; method
"Vcs." Mrs. Jordan told thorn,. which irrle the rubber' Insula
"and the child who does not talk tiun to the heart of every cord;
gets a second helpline." saluratlni; and insulatlnB every
. Mrs. .Ionian heanicii with satis-, fiber of every cord with rubbor,
faction at tho result of her lirlhe. Rivlnit them, maximum protection
see the result of substituting for- ! "Not lee how unlet tliey-nre." slio againvt friction. V -",
mality for natural play. . I whispered to her neighbor. "Why - "If car owners could see ihnw
The clilldren were sealed In ' at Jackie's party they nil talked at this special process Is carried-out
little chairs as if they ' were in once." : In the Klrstone gum-dippltlR plants
kindergarten,, hut liielr altitude ! The hush lasted until tho dill- ' they would understand why gum
was decidedly different. They dren had said their formal good- dipped tiros have won the lmpoiv
wriggled and twisted, or they sat 'byes and departed. Kven then, ..tunt nationul championship auto
tense and uncoihfovtable. - ' Junior oat quiet In his chuir seem- mobile races during tho past, eight
"Mother, lilcase may Sve "have a ! Ingly uninterested In his glfls. The years und established tuch re
relay race?" begged Junior. 4.. . ' i neighbor stop'iied to i.-hat with him,' markahlo recordn for speed : and
"No,, Junior, averai-c " Tpilnlls" tof toW fcho Vw...?Ia'tfe hf nip.tHer dld endurance. ,, And ( they .would iapr
have the program. ' i not saw thai Junior considered preclnte wiry operators oliaxicno.
"After that. Mjither?" ! his party a flat failure. Something truck and bUB fleets because of
"No. I told you we would have had been wrong, nnd ho knew tho careful cost records they keep
no running games." .what It was. . -arc among the largest users of
the CMAQ-Q-Cra&CtS...f?fjr
inum ti twl i iitln. win Hcrveil an - 1
other full four years, ending his
term last DecLMnber I. fleneral Ob
regon would have succeeded him
de la Huerta, now living in Cali
fornia,, charged the two were in
league to alternate. In the- presi
dency but for lite bullet fired by
jOF.e Tnal at a victory banquet.
All this brings strongly into the
forefront the efforts of the 1'nited
Slates In the last few years to
strengthen relations between tho
two countries, typified in the ad
mittedly successful regime of i
Dwighl Morrow as ambassador '
from tho I tilled States. A few j
years more of peaceful admlnfstra-,
linn. It was felt, would have .rult- j
od In the stabilization so souyht.
Mrs. Jordan, may we nlay Tlttr-
full lily OuniyV" asked a ltile guest
tt almost seemed to tne neigh-' Kuni-dlp7ltd tires.
bor ns if Mrs. Jordan had planned "The greatest enemy of tiro life
this party with the idea of saving Is not the choppeu-up i-od. tn-
her rurullure, rugs and nerves-in- broken pavement . or the harsh
stead of giving pleasure to her lit- grind of roug'a city ntrrets but
tie son and his frlendr. Internal fi;le(lon in the cords of the
It Is one thing to restrain chil- carcass. Internal friction fatigued
dren from nnsucial conduct and the cords nnd weakons the whole
quite another to repress their na- structure of the tire, causing blow
hild wus Interested onlv in. his tural inellnatinns. It Is not nenes- ; outs and tiro failures, . ;
part of, the program. When the sary that children slmuld shout on "Firestone, chemists and engi
others did their stunts he was In- be rough in order for them to have neecs knew thut If they could find
d'iffere'ni and someilmes he was a good time, but to repress normal a way to Impregnate the, Individual
I'ha' Isn't runniii;
- "Mercy no. JkIiii. Hmeono miglit
get hurl."
"U'e don't get hurt at schonl."
"WYtl, you might here. I can't
lake the respunsibiiity."
Tlie neighbor noticed that each
FORWARD -LOOKING PEOPLE WILL INVESTIGATE THIS CAR
v l: mil these
during Nation-wide.
Wide-Choice Of Gblow
, at No Extra Coat
foach.Ki5l t-Ptu, Coiipil W '. ,
lucton.S69S: Coupe(ukhrHinM
not). $7J5 b'MniUrd Scdu. 7l .
Tom S.dan. $8501 Ro.Jit.r.
850i Convertible Coup M91. .
Standard EqukHmot. IncludMl 4 .
hjviraMlic thoJt bdiotWtwI .
mom and oil tautt radiator thutUr '
Kuali l-t-Wiliilil wUtT
rtar view mirror tltcttdoLh .
control, on iterrlnv wNrrl U
prtlhl parudirjiofclin-ptoted '"'
iJghtweight bottles of paraffin- ;
treated spruce fiber have been In- j
ri..0. nm, cnni'iiP'-iM In J
placo of tho ordinary ones of glnss. ;
They eliminate the cle'"r
easily opened and are tightly seal- i
c.t when filled, to keep out dirt
nnd to prevent tampering t
jU. on ilonf t Iiavc to
lik t tii hood to get the story
, ' The Best
Painless Dentistry
Painless
Extraction
If pxl met ions niv lieccs
sifv.V, 1 t'niKto Ihoiiv VMS
LKSSIV. Tlirotiph my
metlinds of (Icnilonmp the
pii'ms, yackinit t1i i""
iisunl piiin of pslraitions'
I am nblc to eliminate -tlie
iisunl uin or cxl rant inn
Tljnt is-why ni.v cliihli't'ii's
denial sorvico is so pop
ular. Dr. I. H. Gove
The Bet Dentistry Dbn -Palnlestly
535 E. Main St. Medford, Ore.
Office Phone 872-J
Residence Phone 768-J
; Cobriol.r, tit! 4 Body by flthw
Oatvlund createtl the New Pontiac Big Si toonuhtc pro
gressive people lo step up in, niotor ear quality
-without leaving the low-pricrd field. A gluiu-e and a
ride will tell you Iiow completely Oakland has sue
ceeded. You don't have lo lil t the hood 16 gel the fetory.
1
3PEED up ln '7'2 miles-per hour has been nttninetl in our
local test. RELIABILITY oC peri'ormanee is proven in
Hie brake test of Ktopling in 20 feet from a speed of 515
niles. ACCELERATION of the Kssex is 5i.. nules in 7
leeohfls. ECONOMY is proven by a gas eonsuniptioii of
12 miles on n jjallon under normal driving conditions.
'!'. ::. - - -
'Above we show some of the
local records.oHiei'.illy observed
by newspaper men, which
Essex the Challenger estab
lished during' Nationwide
Challenger Week. Owners
here, and owners by thousands
all over the country, have du
plicated these tests, or, at least,
verified the capacity of their
own Essex the Challenger tt
reproduce any or all of these
. proofs. -.
IN FAST GET-AWAY-no
car is excepted. , IN SPEED
anything-the road offer
up to 70 miles an hour. IN
1 1 1 1'.L CUM BING-against
any car rou choose. IN AP
PEARANCE match it for
smartness with costlier cars.
IN EASE OF DRIVING
note smoothness of motor-
hour all day long ifl well within
its range.
One million owners know the'
special advantages of the Super-
Six. They are best Qualified to
compare the Essex the Chal-; ' ;
lenger. To them we offer first . '
opportunity to test the mosk
powerful, the largest, roomrest; ; ,
smoothest, easiest riding most '
complete Essex ever built. But
all mofordom must be as
tounded that even With seVeri- ,
ty-six notable improvements,
the price is the lowest m Essex
PrirfMtZlltn !i;f. rt. h. Pontine. Mirh., pUinlr1ir'rvrharfrl. Btimperinntt rrmr t lu1tr KHtrri
fttttar rquttimr'ttt at flight fitrm rait, t'hrek OaUtand-fntttiar rtVKwrr,! iirtr Ihrv i.ulurlm
Utuwlt iMiidling chnrtf. 'Jtifral Motors Tivto.l'oymtitl I'lan otoliablo ot mlolmurrl rolo.
So. Bartlett and 8th
Sanderson Motor Co.
Robinson Motor Co.
Ashland, Oregon
Phone 1385
Watch
ease of steering readability . history a price hut little abbve
and effectiveness of brakes. IN the 16west-priced car oh thd
ENDURANCE 60 miles an market
the OiO-ILEraGIEK
Hear th Kadio Profrttm f
flhi "Hudsm-Eutx Chaltttiitrf .
tvtry Friday Evmint
the
si i
Mm
t at
ARMSTRONG MOTOR'S, INC.
101 S. Riverside Ave.
hone 18