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Soleras' u aeeond elM matter at Medlar,1,
fcaioo, under Act of Much 8, ISTt.
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ttfflelil piper of ttie City of Medford. .
Official paper of Jackson County.
" ' Adrerthlhg RepreaeDtatlrea
M..C. MOUKNflEN A COMl'AKT
tofftees In New Vork, rhieago, Detroit,
- franclsco, Los Aneirt, gut tie, Fortland.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
Tho front dirt no commercial
dniimKO to the penm. or trips to
California and Europe next wlntor.
- 'Daughter Is how 14, and her iog
. will Koon be ions enough lo drive f
tho hiBh-powered car.
The sentence of three months In
Jail for Harry F. Klnolnlr, oil haron
dims been cnnflrriicd. All. ho did
was to weaken the foundations of
t the government. As all the rork-rlbbi-d
Heiiubllcan pupeiM are
1 p r 1 n t i ii c poiuUrotis editorials,
" riisliintf him to the honxn-gmv, it Is
- itlKbly pi-olmblt tliat lin will not
i til Ihei'o at ail. it Is now predlct
ed that Mr. fclhclnlr develops an
ailment that .sounds terrible, but
' doesn't' hurt h bit, and gets par
doned in time to celebrate 'the
KmlrM of July)
. We'd llko to seo an effieiemry
'expert cut the fingernnils. on his
right hand and get satisfactory
results. (Ohio Htate Journal.)
' Kama here.
- The son of Tom Iloflln, tho
eminent Alabama senator, wind-
"Jammer, bigot, and dry follower,
' who got drunk on tho way homo
' - from I'nnnrnii, and mndo a fool of
) himself In New York, could huvo
mndo matters worse, lie did not
"say ho was bringing homo the
hootch for his "puppy."
- :Jlm Grieve of i'rospeet was in
lown yesterday and bought licenses
. - for five of his 41 dogs.
HTlflRINO TIIINdS AT DOH
HIS (Yreka Journal.) I'robably
putting tho homo brew mnsh In
. tho washing machine..
Tho Mendow-lJirk Concert coin
vPnny has resumed ri'hearsnls on
,lhe J till tloro fence..
; The weather has been favorable
to the woodman, hut Is not reeelv
lng any enconlums from tho refrig-'ei-ator.
agents. .
" Henry C, Mgnn Is gqlng to. play
, soihe golf, if he wins ho will be
from Medford, und If lio loses he
will bo from Chicago.
b Open air discissions of the taxes
llre the piilor of the day. Homo of
(the debates are salted with uuugh
rty words.
.The diplomats have derided that
.Mrs. (laiin, the sister of t:iu vice
lnelili.iit, eun sit where she cun
.tfl ber sleeve in the gravy howl.
' strawberries are on tho mnrket.
,They me as costly as.u gold nugget
tianti taste like one. . , . ,
A juvenile was seen limiting n
flro eiiglun with a corset-string
j yt-storday. , Ho will Jab himself
I In the eye with his mother's hatpin
next.
i The wrath of the smudging hns
sotliiKl on the snow-enpped peaks,
and the permanent blondes.
' ADVICE TO I.OVKI.OItV
'.' (Maiden Merit)
j. . See where a judge up In ono
I of the larger cities the other
' day a warded a fair damsel
V ir,0.ooo heart lmhn In a
breach of promise suit. The
same day tho same Judge
, awarded a little girl to dani
. ages fur six broken ribs sho
a hud received when n car
1 smirk her. There's a moral
i to this. It Is: If you have a
sweetheart, never break her
heart; kick her in the libs,
,j It's1 much chen pei,
Things are, looking blight for
-the thinners, us the fruit crop is a
total loss In every direction.
DAki:i i hns oiti)i:iti:n
I'OH l'".V I 111 N( 11 Hi) ADS
1 TAItlH a') llnnkeil turns nre ih
'"more for fust drivers ou the re
built roads of l'Vimce.
Wherever a rwnd.ls to lie feeon--structed
or extensive repairs ore
necessary, tho ministry of public
inlucl hits ordered that the turps
he adapted to the fust travel of
.today.
Klrico nhout half the main hlgh
wnys'nre diic Tor rebuilding In the
'next few years as money becomes
ivnlldhlo, there eventually will be
-pi marked improvement In rural
traffic movement.
"Cannon Wonuiii" Dips , .
MANTl'A; Italy (4 Olovnnna
Ossena, tho "cunnou-woman," re
xJiUled to be the heaviest in all Italy
Ims died here at the ago of 10. PUie
weighed iSb pounds, her bust
rniessuremeht 6 feet 4 Inches,
.-nrid xhe stood slightly under fl
.relnt. It took 15 hystiindcre to lift
: her ok the stretcher, i
QUILL
But how docs static know you htvi edftipnhyr. "''
A sudclpn .ftll.of temperpture means, among Qthor things,
that you changed your 8uimnr ones yesterday. .
So live that you never will
violated freedom of the- seas.
Business executive: One jvho parks his feet on a mahogany J
dsk ami says : ) 'Sick 'em.M
Perhaps oil and water won't
finity compared with white pants and a flat tire.
Poise is t!iu quality that,
away from the inkwell when
seventh "Xo." .
Death ahd taxes, however, are no more .certain than Jittle
Willie's spilling of the beans when you have guests.
Why do the dears complaint about, changing styles when
uybody with a needle and thread can hem, up a skirt a little
shorter?
Sonic men who drop mil, of
in atmosphere, but Mr. Dawes
Americanism: Buying , ihings you don't need because a
slick guy flatters you by promising to take your future earnings.
A snake's eyes look cold
woman about to kiss another
Pennsylvania has discovciicd . 175 liei'iised driyers who are
deaf. People who hotjk in vain for gangway wouldn't be sur
prised to learn that all of them, are trunk drivers.
There's one comfort in stock speculation. " 'rimsti who wilt
take it from those who have a surplus to play svilh,
Dining-ear service isn't much. Finger bowls are provided
for use after grapefruit, but there's nothing to clean your eye
glasses. . ...
p I 1
"As mean as a dog," people say. But you never, saw; a.dog
shake hands with somebody and then bite him in the back.
The way to sec the silver lining of a jeloiid is to stand in the
sunshine far from tho fellow who is undei; it, , ; ,., ;
Advertising does It. Detroit jias more killings per capita
than piiicago, and yet nobody thinks of tho town lis a producer
of anything that isn't f. o. b, . . .
.You'll police that governmciif, officials who wish to grab
liquor for a test ease are careful to pick oil Siiun or somebody
of that size. ....
"Come in," cried the busy man cheerfully. "I'll examine
your set. of books in just a liioinent."
Taxiinc '
Around
LoenUon of the nowiLas Voii
Nv., nlrpflfi't "hrtH hovh rtotormlh-pd.
The new port.-whU'lt Will be cim
AcUi In ov-y'ry lU'tntl, Ik to bo cIohu
to tho city. It will Hupei-Heilo tho
airport uwctl for many yearn Ity tho
Vt!Htoru Air JOxpri'SH o)tniHim ln
twt'Pti Lom AiiKctcy and Suit lake
t'liy. ' Tho Ifiiso for the old airport
hiiH expired.
Tho department of commerce
plantt tho PHtahli-Hhincnt ot two ad
ditional beaeon on the JJntdon-Ncw
York nlrwaya and ly considering
conHta-uetion of one moro Inter me
diate landing field aloim the route.
Tho Colonial Air Transport, oper
ating along thlH airway, requested
the InsttillatlonH. 1 '
flalvoHton, Texas, has obtained
160 acres of land eoM of tho olty
which will he developed Into a mu
nicipal airport. CoiiBtruotlon work
win ne Htureo noon bo mat xno
fielti may be lined Into In the Hpring.
Complete fticilit lew are to bo In-
Htalled dm iiiR the mimmer. At preH
ent, the army nlrnort at Fort
Crockett Ir nvallnblo for transient
pianos,
The Alexandria, I.a., Aero club
Is making pluiw fir an "airport
day" in nn effnrt to arouse Interest
in 4he mnniclpal airport to effect
the Inytallatiim of heeded facilities.
Army plnnes from l-'ort Crockett
MUTT AND JEFF
(MUTT, lAlHATl (IF Y4 AB A m?f, KNOUT WTH PLCS V ITViPlWGLLi. DROPPED V Wf i.ii-rffi.
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t Ronn,mg 1 YOU vsnu. SirM P slot- aut I P'1CG iS-Oie ..- ,
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POINTS
feel an urjie to wail about the
.
mix, but tliey have a unique af
enables you to keep yolfr. hands
tle book agent fitils to hear your
.
publie life note a decided change
goes from the Senate to Chicago,
until you sec ihose of a smiling
woman she dates.
The
Airports
pb Oalveston, Tex., are to put on
an air show for., the ocpasion.
', 'Tho power company at Ray City,
Mich., plans to light Ita high ten
sion transmission lino near the
municipal airport to uld a via tor a
flying at nluht.
vTho fairgrounds site has been
selected forvCHiahllHhment of the
Hiawatha, KatiH., municipal airport.
Many, of the. buildings linvo been
torn down and the area to bo used
for landing 1m to he reconditioned.
POCTOKINO AMMMjK,
KANSAS CilKlYS PLAN
MANHATTAN, Kas. (A) It Is
Helen Kieht'H ambition to bo n vet
erinarian of small arm nnlmnls
and petH. , . i
TIiIh freshman . blonde with a
boyish bob in tho first girl ever to
enroll In tho veterinary medicine
curriculum at tho Kansas Htate
agricultural college.
A. girlhood apent on a farm
where she acquired an oarly In
terest in animals, eld to her desire
to become a small animal practi
tioner. Fashionable London has taken
to counterpanes of the type Queen
MIlKabeth used, jnade by miners'
wives in distressed coal fields.
Clnfttilftnd advertising aretir rufliiUfl.
Information Is Power
Personal Health Service
" " By William BEADYi ii. p.'i Z.Z .. "".
Birn4 latUra perUtntnc to personal b tilth uxl hjtieoe. not to 4M dUfnoala r
treatment, will t an-mertd by Pr, Brady It a aUraped, eelf-addre d otmlop la tocloaad.
Lcttera ahould b brlct and written In ink. Owing to tho laif number of, letters rt
ctlfcd, only a tew can b aoawered fa era. No tplj can. ba ma4e to queries not conform
ing Co Instruction, Address Or. William Brady. Id ear of tbia newspaper.
-: . GALL BLADDER DYSPEpB.A
Invalids or nrosnectlve invalids tO wall off the-'lnfeetfnh nnd hr-
i west of the Rockies ahbiild have ii J vent iis spread. Only occaBion
jcare where they have a pain. A are adhesion left by Infection,
Spokane Internist:
In case you do
not. know preclso
ly what an Intern
1st Is, let me In
form you thai he
Is a. kind, of all -
around specialist
on
everything except
perhaps eczema
und poison Ivy,
corns,'-falling hair and earaches
one such vernatile specialist out
there1 deposes and says, to-wlt andlelther rpcall on nf iho.bnlr fin7n
as fellows as duly recorded In the;
medical literature:
"We should not wall for
pain. However, when a patient
sayH, 'I have a pain here.' and
pulls his hand along his' last
rib, I think the diagnosis is al
most certain from that point."
mo iiuiwi in niM uniM ui uiu out.i am sorry you, take uch an
diagnosis of gallbladder disease, attitude. Nothing In the world, not
whether gallstones are present fn rn,cIfeul ethics nor the unlikelihood
the diseased gaJlHac or not- SojUot conj-pensatiop, could prevent me
warn patients in tho northwest tojfrnm giving, you an opinion, advice,
keep Iboir hands out of their right a diagnosis or a prescription, if I
waistcpat pocket when consulting only knew What to give you. Your
physicians in that part of the coun-, attitude, my friend, . is unreason
try, that is, unless In .a hurry to get able.
to the operating table.-. .... j ' Born With a Tooth '
Heretofore we havo made it 0ne Qt corresiwndents.seem.
rather routino practice to order the G(l worrlea bGcauso ,ier Uaby waa
operating room made ready when-j boru wiUl a tooth. J can allay. her
ever a patient of the feminine gen-., fril u ti WQn ,uu
tier, fair, fat and 40 complained of
', , :; , ; ,
p cions were confirmed at autop-
at, the operalKm by tho dlscavery
of stones or at least the makings
1,1 Htl " ln ,Ba,'!UU:' ' V
Prnpuuly about 90 per cent of
Ihe entlro populallon or the conn -
try remains unaware, or tho situa-
lion or liiirpnso or the gallbhulder
or. gallsuc In the human economy .
r.cuii.oM, i i .i..iu; u,m
rm iiiscussiiiK a surg cai sunjeci. ,
ment und confusion we had bettor
locate the gallblaijier and otter
extenuation for Its presence, if any.
It's p little sue shaped llko a. per
fume spray bulb or a camera shutter
bulb, about the sue of a youns
hen's egg, and It lies, oh, how t
directly under the till of your mid
dle finger If you stand at attention
nnd flex your right arm to a ripht
angle and dig in firmly but gently
with the finger.
i'uro uncomplicated dyspepsia,
that Is, entirely functional, doesn't
huppeti, und Hint's ull there is
n limit It. I certainly hate to, give
anybody bad news, but this' is quite
essential for the pursuit of houtii.
Any difficulty or . discomfort or
pain or distress from the digestive
organs or their working is nssiu
edly not .from "Indigestion" , or
from a mere orror of diet if It. hap
pens repeatedly or persists more
than momentarily.. When you, suf
fer "dyspepsia." frequently, or .con
stantly there is something serious
tho matter with you, that's : cer
tain. , )
Of course gallbladder inflamma
tion (doctors call tills cholecystlr
lis) with or without gallstones
(cholelithiasis), Is only one of the
niany disease conditions that pro
duce "dyspepsia" of one kind or An
other, but it Is probably the com
monest cnuse of dyspepsia, nud it
happens in the best of regulated
households, too.
In most.cusos of gallbladder, dys
pepsia, whatever preconceived no
Hons I ho patient may have, analy
sis discloses that the acidity of the
gustric Juice Is lower than the nor
mal. Hyperacidity Is almost un
known In gallbladder dyspepsia. (
Nut every case of gallbladder dis
ease requires operation, if gull
stones aro present, surgery is posi
tively tho only. cure.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Quack Mistakes Patient for
Ninnyhammer . ,"
iUy doctor lold mo I linvo h
chronic cold of tho throat. (A. I).
M.) . .
Well, I've' often -Intimated IheTo
are a lot of old fossilR in practice I
who ought to he pensioned.
Stuck
Is It possible that a person with
adlienslons cut) get well nml
strong, or Is np operation neces
sary' (Mis. Ii. S.)
Answer. I am pretty well ami
moderately strong, and I hope 1
have an adequate number of adhe
sions In there where the old np
pendlx used to. he. Adhesions are
n great blessing to people with a
grave localized Infection or Inflam
matlun. They serve lo slick 1o.
get her surrounded tissues and so
"J '' imul"!uuu" or a wounu,
responsible for subsequent trouble.
Well, My Goodness
I knew this was the answer I'd
Bet, writes Af. V: W;; on the back
of a note that explained whv l vini,i
iofler no onlnlon or nrivima in th
I matter submitted. I didn't ask you
inciij muuiiiio prescrine. I simply wanted to
know what you would do It you hat)
taken, your .yhild to half a dozen
different doctors, and they did not
do any good.
too anv eooa. irvi v. w.t .
Annwer.-rl Imaeine I Hhould
or try, a seventh,, but I should har-
ihor no .resentment ugainst a doctor
jffir away who could form ho ojtin
'lion or give no adYrtce .about d sick
j child he had never seen or exanV
jlned. Your disappointment Is quite
I understandable, and the little in
i valid certainly has mv (.vmnathv.
teeth.' and am still living and quite
l'at C8.. My yennger. sister.
mow to, was norn wim one tooth.
N,ltll t f ordlnar ,mB 1)a .
lwn..,, In ... lllr I
yollr t.0rrosK,dent need' not. worry'
"no bit ahout her dear babe. (Mrs.
r i)
1 Answor-Thank you.'. You know
how lt jB ,n mR,i, t.u.Wg. ltfln T()lt,
ani, Sllnu)fiV a,ways ,loW k , of
, prelnatni.0 llUUest and 8l(irt the Bll.
iperstltloiis going.
(Copyright, John F, Dlllo Co.)
Sonic folks nre so . anxious to
git what I hoy pay fer that" they
will buy a ticket fee nu auuiteui
show nn then use It. ' 1 rarWy
ever run into n glossy, in ven
black mustache .uny more unices
I meet uii ole policeman. ..who's
try in' to hold his Job,
4 .
NOTIOK TO WATKK
L'SERS HOPKINS IiATERATj
An . Important meeting of the
water users under the Hopkins
Lateral Is. hereby called next Sat
urday, April 13th, at 2 o'clock p.
m., In tbe.basement of, the.Medfo.rd
Hotel nt which tho committee will
make an important report on an
option recently obtained from, the
Public Water compnny,. and other
matt era in which every Innd owner
will bo Interested. All water users
are urgently urged to be present.
.VICTOR IlLRSliLL, Chairman.
Donald Clark,
M. V. Hanley,
, I. R. Kline.
Frank E. Upton,
John H. Carkin,
21' . Committee.
i
Traders ict I Widget
XKW YORK (tP) Huge celluloid
badges, four liu-lies In diameter,
now aro useo by iraoers on the .
ehatiRO for Identlfieatiom The In
novation is one of a series design
ated to speed business and reduce
errors.
Quill Points
; QUILLS .v. .....a.....
j An optimist Is oriq, wrjo thanks
Heaven tor? hi a rescue;,- a; pessi
mist la1 glad Heaven treated him
no worse. .
It may rbe, heresy, but the num
ber of nice girls who yearned for
Undy probably didn'i. exceed two.
Pullmans now have every com
fort except noise enough to drown
'the talk In the smoker. ..' !
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. Of course man is superior, hutt
other creatures , don't, labor to!
make their world fool proof. ' ,j
If a monkey In a cage docs
much thinking, it probably sym
pathize, with American celebri
ties. , .
Ptvsomjlliy. fft.wlint a young
scr Jias is homely and
dull and uv'iu, sporty roads- .
A specialist Is a mao In a white
coat, who can say "Thirty dollars"
witho.ut blushing. .... ,
Economy, government style:
keeping salaries down to $1342.60
a year; hiring 10 men to handle
one job.
Nothing has yet Induced iis to
cross .the Atlantic, hut a spelling
bee In Wales would be a great
temptation.' -
Americanism: Boasting of free
dorji; reading- the popular book,
going to popular, places, wearing
popular clothes., . .
, The .correspondents, who call It
tho J'Hio Orantlo ,rvcry ijoubtless
tiro , the I same ones-, who" .wi'Qtp
about "ifie la grippe1' last winter.
. Roston policeT. say Hhfy don't
know how 10 ' handle Joywalkors.
What's the matter with, the old
fashioned stretcher? . . ..
Under the new . Jones .law, pro
viding 6 years and $10,000 for
bootleggers a New, York offender
got tiree 'months.. Maybe the
Jones law should ha.ve.made It 300
years. ' - r..- ,
The reasonable contention
of inalcv In tlils: sox-,efjunllly
controvej!jy, i4 tliat tho biio
who -noife: tlie driviii" should
fix tn'e-' priiiotures. '"
Mexican, rebels are looting
hanks, and Brlsbarie.calls.lt a re
ligious war. That same kind of
religion .seems to be epidemic in
Chicago. , ....... . '
"It Is " true, poetry . (f It stirs
the. emotions." It mitst be great
stuff the . editor- reads,, when he
gets up and kicks his chair.
"Whatever is contrary to na
ture is Immoral." j This, then, de
fines the good loser, The cheer
ful winner . takes the bee's hony,
but not the hees sting.
If you wish to understand how
a child's mind .work's, - nnd. to
abominate the stupidity of adults',
read "The Innocent Voyage" by
Ktchard Hughes. (Harpers).. ,
Correct this sentence: "While
cleaning up the house .tho morn
ing after, a party." said she, "J
always wish I could give another
one soon." ,
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Page One.)
there . Is nothing ."in-dho report tlint
General Motors 3ms purchased for
150.000,000 .the Citroen,. blggest,au:
tomobile plant In Frnuce."
lenernl ?iIotors, however, HAS
bought the great German Opel au
tomobile works. A while ago (hat
was denied. t
Cardinal O'Connell, chief of the
hierarchy iii America, refers, to
Professor Einstein's "relativity and
utterly befogged notions about
space and time" as having n basis
to produce a universal doubt nhout
God anU 1Ii8 CreaUop.'
The cnrdlnnl said he did not wish
"at this time" to accuse Professor
Klnsteln of "deliberately wishing
to destroy the Christian faith," but
the cardinal described the Einstein
theory as a cloak "beneath .which
lies the ghastly apparition ol athe
ism." H'""' v
Einstein, In Germany, said be did
aot wish to' enter into any discus
sion and that Cardinal O'Connell's
statement "left him cold."
' It would not have left him cold
had -It . been made In the days of
Galllleo or Giordano Bruno.
-r? , ,
About
' ' " ' By niebfli-d Q, , Masock.
NKWlyOHK,.-!- Jie,a rd about
town: ,:.:' v! ...
,, Krotrt;-.AiCK)lis .that;. have , been
uppressed . are - being - bootlegged
literally, whole-
sale. .Copies are
cheaply primed
or P h o t ostatl -
cally r e p.r.o-
t,, 1 ,duced and ped -
.ImI died 'to dealers,
W$ I the jobber call-
I W' .ui:ri
lng on the trade
with his books
In a suitcase or
handing them
over surreptiti
ously behind
counters.
ivpwos.AS30CX James Joyce's
"UlyjmesSJ. ,p.7H. Lawrence's "Lady
Cheltesiiys ,tnyjers" , and Frank
Haj-tfo. "LlfeandS.I-oves" are the
standard woriesii Tho . bootlegged
copies .cost, ;only h few cents to
manufacture and sell at ?10 to $ 15
retail., ....
Vafxv Aiillmin'
. r WhUky fiasks, I .am told, have
just been elevated to . antique
standing, They have been col
lectors' items for some time, but
ari object riiust..be a hundred years
old, to bo an, antique, so part of
the b collection pf,. t'000 poUlos
picked up by George S. Mclvearin
of..lIooskk Falls, N. Y... and, da t
lnjr ba,ck to the early . nineteenth
century, wiis displayed for the first
time at; the recent exposition of
old treasures. t - . .
. Ariothe.i; .curiosity , was a spin
ning .wheel that wprked. Mrs.
Phyllis Rankin Davenport, a. re
tired actress of Canton, pa., ex
plained .that most of tho old
wheels, now are, merely. .ornamehr
tal, , usually lacking spindle, or
listaff,s.or jjotii. Enough jn work
ing, condition, still . exist,', however,
for . her anri nther riavotneq to
keep the art of ; hand spinning
alive. . . ; . ...... .......
; Mrs. Davenport, who .learned to
spin, at, Jane. Addams' Hull house
while ..her husband, HQrry, . was
playing - in , Chicago, takes, her
wheel and bundle of flax oh th
road, passing . the time aboard
trains, arid in hotels like a, colo
nial dame.. She has spun all the
way to Hollywood and back. '
' -Sentimental Curios.
spinning wheels were scarce,
however,' there were plenty 6f ro
mahtic objects of former centu
ries' at the show. These Included
a $17,000 . . needlepoint dressing
case-made in 1665 for Catherine
de Braganza. consort of Charles
II of England: a seed-pearl bo
lero' worn by Catherine the Orent
of Russia; an Indian rajah's jew
eled ci'own which he lost in a
love affair; a mask of Madame du
Btjrry, and miniature portraits of
Oeorgo Washington's mother and
of Lord Byron.
There were, too, a bronze pea
cock under a crystal-pendant tree,
six nnd one-half feet higtt, given
by Napoleon to Josephine and
now converted Into a lamp, and
a model of the French ship "L
ITercule," made of- bones from
ment rations by prisoners captured
from her by tho British ship
"Mars" In 1798.
; - Rut most interesting to this
reporter was the discovery that
there is, In . New Jersey, a town
named' Ho-Ho-Kus. Vaudeville
pnmirs need not copy.
RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION
A. Battle Creek physician says,
"Constipation is r-responnible , for
more aiiiserx than -any -other, cause."
Hut immediate relief .has been
found. A tablet called Rexall Ori
derlies has been Tllscovered. 'This
tablet attracts wuter from the sys
tem into the laay, dry, evacuating
bowel called the colon. The water
hmxens the dry food waste and
causes a gentle, thorough, natural
movement without forming a habit
or ever Increasing the dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew a.Rexall Orderlle -it night.
Next day bright. Ciet 24 for 2ic
today at the nearest Tiexall Drug
Htore, West Side Pharmacy. .
is
1
j -MIL-
"My Tongue Was
White and Furry,,,
"Some time ago I. began waking
up with a terrible . taste in my
mouth every morning.' and my
tongue seemed to .be seated ,wltn
a white fur. At first I wasp t
alarmed, but when I began to t re
early ln the day and suffer dull
. r ,.nieA Imv Hvatem
(storlr;p up polf?on I began
, taking rjioxol tablets for the ox
.,,aii they contain, as my doctor
Uiiid there was pothing.be
the liver and bowels. I wit
Ul hc amount of old wo
' ter expelled from my body.
thing.. better, for
as amaz-
aste mut
ter expelled from my body, ana in
a very short time began to .fell
like. a new man."
Let your livor become sluggish
and It fails to cleanse the blood of
the poisons formed In the food
waste. These poisons then . aro
spread throughout the system,
causing auto-intoxication, chronic
constipation, sick headaches, und
diseases of the stomach blood and
kidnevs. The bust thing for stim
ulating the liver, as the doctors
now agree, is pure, natural ox gall.
Dioxul, containing pure ox gall,
tones up the liver in a natural way
and makes lt function vigorously.
When your whole intestinal tract
is kept ciean, your bowels move
regularly, and you enjoy genuine
health. nioxol tablets aro pure,
natural ox gall in dainty, , taste
less form, and cost less than 2c
each at druggists.. Try them, and
see what a difference it . mnkps
when your Iver is functioning ,
rig fit." All good druggists sell Di
oxol. tablets. Speefttl agent: Jar
min &- Woods Irug Store. - . v-
Bynopslt of thf Annua! awtroient oMlw
NIAGARA FJKE INSURANCE CtlPANY,
of New YorK. In (lie tnte ot New Yurk,
on ihe 3lst day ol December, nJ8, maat
to the insurance commiSBloner ol tlie
state of Or3K0Ik'Ai$.pAl!ut l I
Amount of "Pltal pi
." - . INCOME ( ,a.v . . .,
Net premiums received hir- - ' -
ina tlie year ...i Ill J35.10l.la
Interest, dividends and relita ...... 4.
received durlna the year.. 1i1h.5O0.3
Inrome iroro oilier onrce
received durlna the jear. . 358.120.0B
Total income '. . .112,805,730.55
Wet losses paid durlna. tlie , ;.
year, includlim adjustment
expenses . 5.609,938.07
Dividends paid on capital wnn
stock during the year 700,000.00.
Commissions and salami , .
paid dunnii the year . 3,842,629.49
dttures
83S.278.19-
Total expenditures
..IU.308,131.90
Value ot stocks and bonds '
owned tmarket
value) .$21,284,447.00 .
Loafts on morttam'B and col- ' ,
lateral, etc , 399.8(2.50
Cash lu banks and on hand 4,638.580.51
Premiums in course ol col- . . . . ,
lectiou wrlturi smce Sep-
tember 30, 1928 1,883,507.00
Interest and rent due and -
accrued 98,089.00
Reinsurance recoverable on '
paid losses . 70.443.42
Total admitted nsmU $28,374,879.43
IA ABILITIES
Gross claims lor losses un- t ''
-paid 1,684,504.00
Amount 01 unearned pre
mium! on all outstanding ' '
risl-.s 10.870.392.60
Due for commission and
broknratie , 180,000.00
All other liabilities .' 635.000,00
Total Mobilities, exclusive ol ,
cnpltul stock ol .s''V.'
15,000.000.00 - ,...913,369,690.60
BUSINESS IN OREOON FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums received dur
ing the year t 105.53 8.01
Losses paid during the year. 48.158.37
Losses incurred durum the
year 154.338.37
Name or romimny, NIAGARA FIRE IN -SURANCE
COMPANY. 1 ' '
Name ol presidtnt. Otho E. Lane. '
Name of secretary, James G. Maconerhy.
etatutorv resident attorney lor service.'
H. W. Randall, Portland, Or. .-
THfc M4THIY-i.-NiELS
INSI R AXCK AOKNCV, inc. '
i-oc-nl Agents, .Medford
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