TO GRANTS PASS
Wallace Woodard. who spent
Monday night, Tuesday and part
of Wednesday nt the home of Jod
and Mrs. Daniels next to the court
house, having been picked no on
the highway near Kokuc River by
a deputy sheriff, and brought into
Med ford, left yestetday with liW
brother-in-law. K. R. Stewart of
(iiants Pass, to the home from
which he ran away.
Wallace, whose mother' it; Val'l'
(n he ill in Los Angeles, and whom
lie cluliued to have inn away to
lind. told a t-'lm-y to o -nl otiiclula
. bout having hiked, here from I'rut
land. Question d by Sheriff J i
i 'nns bet ore bis Imlhot-inJaw yes
t tiiay. tito buy admit t-ti havim;
done tlii.i to keep from being re
tu.md to (iiants fuss.
MY. Stfwart, who baa bet-n keep
ing Wallace hi!" bis iidIIht re
covered from a major op'-KUlnn in
a Los Aig'h- hopit:ih s;iid that
bo was a goed boy. I io explained
tlie act an bavin;; been proMpted
hy lojifsomt'iiesH lor his tnot her.
whnni lm haO not Keen lor turee
months, and claimed that the child
would: be returned to his Los An
geles borne as Noon as conditions
were favorable.
Waliace admitted, upon being
questioned by Sheriff Jennings yes
terday, that he murk to the I'ort-
bind stoiy In the hope that be
would be allowed to proceed on his ,
way to I. os Angeles without having
to be returned to CntiilM Pass.
Chamber of Commerce Answers" '"
Inquiries of Home Seekers
FoIIowIuk in a partial list of in-1 Geo. Chonuweth. Roberta, Mont.
gnlrieK received and answered re- Wishes to Irado a very good ranch
.1. i.. . m .if .r. i ,i,. f tear Huberts for Mmlf'nd property.
IuuiH Kahell. Jr., J1I2 Capitol ' i-
Myrtle Pnint-liose'iurx highway
improved by spreading coal of
aphalt.
K. SiRler, l.ynwood, Cal., box
Would like to trade his plate
1 street, OKden, I'tah.
Mrs. I.tsler C. Grmes. HID
street. Cripple Creek, Colo.
'lucer
'Iook-
Klamath Kails HtilMInK permits
totaled HM.itlO here fur month of
Mav.
Recent Discoveries by Medical Science Prove Con
clusively that Constipation Indigestion Dys
pepsia Biliousness Hyperacidity Auto-Intoxi-
-. cation Disturbed Heart Action Overloading of
Kidneys with Consequent Excess of Uric Acid in
the Blood Headaches Nervousness Sleepless
ness Mental Depression Dizziness Bad
Breath Coated Tongue Sallow Complexion
Sluggishness Sour Stomach L03S of Weight
Loss of Vitality Loss of Appetite Rheumatic
; Pains Due to Toxic Poisoning and Mental and
i Physical Inefficiency Can be Traced, in most
Cases to One of Three Things, a Sluggish Liver,
' Impoverished Blood or Improper Glandular
Activity. '
If These Vital Organs and
; Fluids Are Not Performing
' Their Proper Functions Sick
ness Suffering and 111 Health
are the Inevitable Results.
E
The commonest and greatest cur3e of any of these is con
stipation. It is man's greatest enemy. It poisons him,
slows him up mentally and physically, breaks down youth
ful strength and vigor, ages him prematurely, and l;avc3
him an eaty victim to the attack of almost countle:s diseases.
VKR niiiee the. dawn of civilization, mankind lias been
smirching for drills mid medicines that would nive relief
from these common ills.
Two thousand years ago, Ilipioeniles, history's first physi
cian, was trying to cure constipation hy iisinc purgatives. And
until recently, millions of people tliiotinhout' the civilized world
have been trying to do the same tfiinu with the same lack of
success that Hippocrates had. .
Purgatives and laxativo drugs have never cured
constipation and novcr will.
"Wit li 11 the past few years Medical Science has made some
ninuinn discoveries discoveries that will have n far-reiicliinjr
effect upon the health and wvll-bcini; of mankind. These dis
coveries absolutely disprove many of the beliefs, practices ami
theories that we have known for a life-time.
For centuries we have be
lieved that bile was a harm
ful, nauseating substance that
made us sick, or bilious. Medi
cal science has now proven
k conclusively that bile Is In
' reality and In fact, a veritable
health-giving and life-sustain-1
Ing fluid with many all-lmpor-'
tant functions and that bil
' iousness is not due to too
' much bile, but to a lack of it.
In attempting to stimulate, the
liver and Inrriinsa llin bile, flow,
Calomel Is tho drug Hint linn been
most widely used throiixhoiit the
world for mnny years. And now
science hns proven that this poison
OUH, naunaatliiK chemical has no
action whatever on I ho liver or
bile flow Rnrt that It confines Its
arllon to the Intestinal Iraiff. II
la a purgutlvo and nothing else.
' Hero Is what an eminent author
ity had to say about Calomel:
"Contrary to the belief ad
hered to for many years, calo
mel has no action on the liver
or bile flow. This belief existed
and wasbased on the color of
the stools after the administra
i tlon of calomel. It has, how
ever, been thoroughly demon
strated that the characteristic
greenish stools are colored by
the calomel itself, and does not
Indicate the presence of bile.
"Calomel Is a mercury compound
which exerls n cathartic action
1 through the lrrllaliei; effects of
I Hinall itunntilicH of mercury which
iare liberated from ft. l.nro dose:i
jof calomel probably favor bacterial
! Increase by Irfe.eiiitin inlcK'.inal re
itjiHtnnco. It is not suited to long
umo because, of Us systemic no
tion." Having made this dlacovery, sci
entists then began a world-wide
.search for ponietliing that would
' st iunilnte and Invigorate a sluggish
liver to action.
This search has been reward
ed. They have found a sub
stance which, according to the
highest authorities, in the most
powerful stimulant to the sec
retory, or blte-producing, ac
tivity of the liver known to
materia medlca.
I'nlilie Calomel. It does not shock
or upset the system, cause nausea
or any other ill effects so common
to calomel. On the other hand. It
lit designed to stimulate a sluggish
liver to the normal production of
hlle demanded by Nature for good
health.
Neither is this substance In any
sense of the word, a purgative. It
is a liver tonic and doe:-i its work
hy the simple method of causing
tlie liver to secrete and deliver In
to the gastro Intestinal tract a nor
mal Mow of bile which is a more
; natural anil efi'ective laxative than
, can ever be devised by man.
' This amazing substance I
I one of the principal Ingredients
j in Sargon, the new and revolu
tionary formula which Is lift
ing tens of thousands out of
I tlis throes of ill health, de-
spondency and' Inefficiency In
1 to vigorous, exuberant health.
! Tills amazing substance, which
does the one thing -that calomel
I was supposed to do that Is, stlinu
jlato the liver ami Increase the flow
I of bile without purging or npset
i ling tho system, is contained In
greater concentration in Sargon
i Koft .Mass l'llls, which aro a nec
essary and integral part of the
tiargon treatment.
Another great discovery that
has been made by medical sci
ence is the astounding fact that
there is no drug or medicine
which is an effective "blood
purifier." 'Although millions
upon millions of dollars have
been spent for drugs and medi
cines in the belief that they
1 were effective "blood purl
I fiers."
Ono of tho llireo basic Ingredl
jCiita coutnlned in Sargon Is design
led to build nil tho vigor and rlch
InesH of the blood streum by aiding
i Nature to increase the amount of
haemoglobin which the red blood
j corpuscles contain and thus enable
I the blood to purify itiielf.
; Sargon Is also designed to Htlmu
Mate the secretions of tho glandu
lar system which forms n network
throiu'linut Hie body. It, Is now
recognised that our outlook on life
Is largely governed by tlie chemi-
Icals which these glands distill and
pour into our blood.
In other words, gland secre
tions make us either alert and
ambitions or dull and depress
ed. Tho efficiency of evory cell of
the body is apparently either di
rectly, or indirectly, supervised by
tho secretions of tlieso glands.
Sargon also contains other
Ingredients of recognized ther
apeutic value which Impart
tone and strength to the en
tire system and arc valuable
for their, influence upon the
appetite, digestion and assimi
lation. Sargon Is fulfilling Its great mis
sion. It's doing it in a new and
1 revolutionary way tlie way that
ithe men of sclenc who labored for
j years to perfe;-t this now epoch
I milking formula Intended It to be
j done.
j Kiom nil sections of tho country
J where Sargon Is available, reports
iaio pouring in to lending druggists
telling of tile amulug powers of
1 this new and epoch making form
j uia. This mass of evidence verifies
the claim (if science that good
: health Is largely maintained by tho
three vital organs and fluids of tho
body which are stimulated and ln
j clgorated hy the basic elements
j contained in Sargon.
Sargon can now be obtained In
i M I'll l ord from tho Miiglll Drug Co.
in l.ynwood for smull ranch in the inK for ,, j,eal soot to make our jl
Itogue ltiver valley. future home and think .Medforu
Mrs. V. M. l.isbee, 178 Ralph is the place." Interested in one
street, Boseme'ad, Cal. Consider-' to five-acre tracts near city,
ing trading their property for small Mrs. K. I.. I'crry, I.omlta, Cal.
tr ick farm near Mcdford. i"Ve want about 20 acres for poul-
Vernon U Axtell, route 10, box , try. A place where there are trees
4U1, Sacramento, Cal. Kxpects to and streams and Borne kind of u
speud his vacation In Oregon an.l house oh property."
at same time look for new locatlo.i. I Sam O. Price, 10413 Valeria
W. If. Paners, !il Pico avenue, ' street. Van Nuys, Cal. Mr. Pric e
llennosa Heoch. Cal. Is interested Is planning on spending a month
as be "has heard so many good or nix weeks touring Oregon, vnea
stories about Oregon, especially tioning and at the same time looli
Medford." ilng for a smull ranch suitable for
Charles Koot, route 3, Colville, poultry business "with hunting
Wash. land fishing near by." Expects to
Is Interested in general farming; leave Van Nuys July 11.
Vem Oelggs, box M4, Sayre. Okla. j James (1. Mcl-aughlin. 1201 l.ln
would like about 160 acres, reason-: coin Way Kast, Misbawaka, Ind.
ably priced, suitable for stock. R" W. Roberts, Empire Auto
sheen and poultry: would not ob-1 Shoo. Twin Falls, Idaho. Would
Ject to a place having only 30 to : like to secure an auto park or gar ;
40 acres suitable lor agricultural age In good location in aouuieru
piiriioscs If remaining land were Oregon.
gooil pasture. la coming to Oregon i W. M. Price, route 3, Wamego,
soon. ' jlvas. "I am a farmer and am in-
Mary Dudley, route 13, box 309, terested in western Oregon, espe
Seattle, Wash. Advises that Med- dally that section between Medford
ford lias been recommended as a and Salem."
nice city in which to live; is in-1 A. R. Mitchell. 119 College ave
terested In business opportunities j nue, Watervllle, Maine. Interested
here. i In city property.
Carl Hlllyer, Grand Junction. It. If. Moore, general delivery.
Colo. I Howie, Texas. Would like a small
S. It Wilcox, St. Croix Falls, ranch suitable for poultry and
Wis. Kxpects to come west soon dairying, where could expect reas
and hopes to locate la southern i onable terms on his Investment. .
Oregon. I M. E. Kroeger, 2714 Lamont,
II. E. Shoop, 411 West Cainmlle ! Omaha, Neb. Heard about Med
Htreet, Santa Ana. Cal. Is Inter-j ford through radio program broad
ested In securing a dry cleaning I east over KOII,, Council muffs, la.,
plant In southern Oregon. through the courtesy of Mono Mo-
Joseph IlellezzB, box 693, Gilroy. j tor Oil Co., for the Medford Cham
Cal. Would like to rent a small : her of Commerce. Is interested in
farm, preferably a wheat farm; is locating on tho Pacific coast and
from Montana. ls especially Interested in the soda
Irene Warren, 9918 Compton ave-1 water manufacturing and bottling
nue, I.os Angeles, Cal. Has prop- game.
erty worth $;!500 which they would Mrs. Louis Wiehl, route 1,
like in exchnnce for 20 to 40 acres i Roosevelt avenue. Bend, Ore. Is
with house, bain, and near school i planning a vacation trip through
'nn hlrliwnv or unod road. l this section with a view to locnt-
I Miss Clara Biggs, Moscow, Idaho, ing a site for a camp ground and I
Wnni,i like small four or five-acre service station; prefer natural!
tract, reasonably priced, with house wooded site along main traveled
having modern improvements; highway.
wants something suitable for truck W. R. Rasmussen. Maliton. Wash,
gardening. I Looking for a second-hand store:
Mrs. Fred Hates. 411!" 47th ave-has cash to handle a good propo- j
line. Seattle. Voisii. Coming to i sitlon.
southern Oregon this fall, together H- S. Patten. Concrete. Wash. In
witli five other families who are , terested in Rogue River valley:
intoiested in locating here. Would would like a small farm, modern
like about 20 acres, improved to a ; Imoroveinenls.
certain extent. Mrs. II. D. Davis, Btar route 1,
II. 11. Stclnbach, 1518. 17th street, box 96, Wileop. Ariz. Would like
Sacramento, Cal. Interested in small ranch suitable for dairying
buying a small 1(1 or 12-acre ranch and poltry raising,
with house and equipment with C. Curry. Tulare, Cal.
modern conditions ranch suitable Glenn Fuller. Lancaster. Cal. In
terested in farming: nilgnt con-
m
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Sports
Wear
For the Fourth
Uvervtliinj,' for llu' Beach but
t he .sniid aiid waves! Wlifthci
vtm ilay in or alon;? tlie beau
tiful sea, you'll find here ev
ery type of beai-h ami outing
apparel for your needs.
Brassiere in Bathing Suits
Sun-back Dresses
Sport Sweaters
Linen Beach Coats
Sport Coats for Cool Eve
nings Sport Skirts
Sport Hats
Gordon-V Hosiery
Sport Bag Special
Novelty Sport Bags, regular
value up to $.3.93. (gO QJ)
Special
slder unimproved land if it is good
for dairying.
U Little, care L. Bellinger. I -a
inoille. Neb. Mopes to locate in rich soil.
the Rogue River valley; would be i C. W. Olsen. Winevillo, Cn .
interested in Binall ranch reason-! Would like to trade smnll ranch
ably priced. I near Wineville for Itogue River val-
S. K. Anderson, U30 West .lack-.ley property,
son street. Phoenix. Ariz. Inter- Mrs. Alfred D. Cooper, route 10
ested In small farm near city, box 2ri23, Sacramento, Cal. out I
priced reasonably. i like to get a few acres close to
John W. Dakar, i'ekin, Ind.. and town.
Frank I niburn. 2215 West Monroe: C. C. Van Corkoni. Delano. Cn,.
street. Phoenix, .r.z. Would like Asks about possibility of acquiring
to secure about 100 acres brush or n weekly newspaper in southern
timber land with natural streams , Oregon.
and springs, suitable for. a game Herbert Smith. Philomath, Ore.
refuge; property must be of low Would like to exchange his farm
tax value. I tor Medford properly.
a cash consideration enabling the
patients to collect damages from
the government. A police drive
against such wound producing doc
tors has eliminated tne cvn.
The President signs the Boulder
Pam proclamation, thus making
Distinctive and Individual Apparel
for Women
Medford National Bank Building
r li'.ii.liLipH.Mjj.J.i.,!;,!;!.:.,;!;,:,-;.!,!!!!,,;!!!;
operative the Uoulder Canyon Dam
bill.
And now, perhaps, the able en
gineer elected President will be
able to do what he wants to do,
some able engineering.
In any case it is pleasant to hear
from Washington about something
besides prohibition and tlie advis
ability of shooting or not shooting
those that may or may not have
liquor in their automobiles.
N SESSION HI SALEM
PALKM, Ore... Juno 27. (T)
Oretfnn's n e v -supvr - rnmmlion
for tho administration of tax laws,
rrfitod hy nn act nf the 1!2!
legislature, Ik holding its first
meeting here today. Members of
the commission said the confer
ence would be devoted to u pen
era! discussion of the commis
sion's work, but that it was not
likely any policies would be for
mulated for some time. The mem
bers of the commission are Karl
Kf slier, chairman: John M. Carkin
and Charles V. Galloway.
Brisbane'sToday
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(Continued from Page One.)
14 Astounding Facts!
As a result of world-witle iniMlical rosea ivli,
faets:
' "I That Otloinol Iiiin no rfftM't liti(ever on the
! X livrr or hlln Dow iiml (tuflncs Km notion lo
tho (ntCHdnal trad,
2 TlUlt tllO (1lllM Of CltflU Ulll Of It'll (MIM'4 of
htomaeh trouble ban ntitlilnjt wliati'vrr to ibi
' Villi (llO ftlONUH'll llM'lf,
3 That tndlKestion, dyspeiisia and ronstipathtii
Bin due. In tho ureal majority of caex, in an
Insufficient flow of bile causid by a rdti,;);i-h
liver.
A That ltllloiiMi(H In not due to too mtu h bib,
nr but lo n hick of It.
5 Thai to enjoy iioof health, the liver must
manufacture an average. if threo plnla of
, bile every twenty-four hotiiH.
6TbHt bile. In phne of belnc a harmful toih
Htanen which nut ken us n'.ck, has many all
important functions.
7 That lillo U a outrfiil dlctant ultlmnl
Mhlrlt food ran not to propMrly a-lliltlaltil.
8T1tat bile In Nature'? own btt!w mi it'rntn
In lt mlloii that Hipe lih n normal llou
of Idle art prnetlitilty tmmiine lo 4Htii.tliui
. tlon.
Science lias learned the following importuul
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10
11
12
13
14
Thai hi le I an aiilleptit. antl les,vent hartorl
al growth In tho IntoMincM and combats ui
tretlcatlou ami fonuattoii of mis. It l also
an alkaline and inuutcraets b peraeldlty.
Thai bile K In hort, erltahlo llte--uialn-liur
fluid. If ve lack It. the proon of t!l
KeMloit, Hsslinllalliui and elhiiliuilloii Imn tunes
ilcraiiKcil, i a us I uk nuiiiy jza"tn-irititiiuil Uls.
I iirlninrt-.
That M-xcii out of eery ten (HNiple vtst the
hkv of thhiy .suffer from mi In-nf flclent flow
if Idlo tJiifHtl hy it sliiKul-h liver.
That there Is no ilniff or iixillelno uhleh N
i rnN-tUc ,,1Imh purlftr." iilihoiieh mil-
lioiiH upon inlllioiw of dollar lae lHcn
."-pent for incillclnc in the N'Ucf thai they
were "hlonil puilficrs."
That t bo seerettons of the endneryne glands
a f feet mental as w ell as physical effielenry
and that they to. ike ux either ambitious and,
i' lert or dull and dopres.-ed.
That K"id health is largely maintained by
thr-e v it nl mi: in and f In b Is nf the human
tnidv. wlib h can be stimulated and Invigora
te! by rertaltl baslr elements.
a iin in a Lone; Islaml church,
and m to walk him several
miles to a lockup.
Keporting is easier in these
days.
Tho President soekH eight "big
men' to put on the farm board.
Tho big eight nnd the secretary
of the treasury will administer tho
funds for farm relieT. spending the
people's money as intelligently as
they know how.
How can you tell ".a big man"
when you see him, and how can
you he sure that your big man
understands farm problems?
It would be interesting to put
the night big men, after they are
chosen, tti charge of some typical
American farm to see what they
would make of it.
Bad Legs
Do Your Foot nnd Anklow Swell
and Inflame ami fiet So Soro
You t an Hardly Walk?
Have Ycu Varicose or Swollen
Veins and Bunches Near
Ankle or Knee?
To slop the misery, pain and
soreness, help reduce dangerous
swollen veins ami strengthen the
lefts, use Moone's Kmerald Oil. This
clean powerful penetratine yet safe
antiseptic healim; oil is obtainable
at Heath's Drui; Store and all first
class drug stores.
In hundred of eases Moone's
Kcmorahl Oil has given hlesscil re
lief. Wonderful for I'lcors. Old
Soros. Hrokon Veins and Trouble
some fasos of Kzomn.
Science has succeeded in combining them elements in tho new and revolutionary formula
called Snrgon, which may well be considered the greatest health-giving remedy of the ago... In
All leading cities where Sargon has been introduced, dealers aro buying it in solid carload lota
lo supply the phenomenal and overwhelming demand.
, Rundown and debilitated peoplo by the thousands are reporting prompt recovery of health
and bodily vigor through methods undreamed of a few years ago. Never before has any medi
cine aroused such widespread interest as Sargon, which may now bo obtained in Medford from
the Magill Drug Co. (Copyright, 1929 by G. F. Willis, Ins.) Adv.
Helen Wills, t'altlornia's star,
won her match Tuesday, heat inc. 1
her Hritlsh opponent. 6-0. fi-i). 1
The important thing for the Hrit
ish, who are accustomed to being ,
beaten hy Helen Wills, is the fact
that she wore stockings. She does
not usually wear them. j
The Hrttish dislike the idea of;
bare legs at Wimbledon, possibly ,
because tho king and Queen Mary i
often attend the games, and they
are old fashioned.
Oiganized labor, with Ha in say
MaclVnahl ruling, took charge of
tho Lritish empire hi the house of
commons Tuesday.
Lacking a clear majority. Mae
IHtm.ll can be defeated at an
time by Lloyd. (Jeorge and his lib
erals uniting with the tories, or
tho lories with the liberals.
The Hritlsh wait to see what
good reason or pretext will brim;
liberalism and torylsm against la
bor. Thvi first and a most tiutmrtant.
announcement, says Maeltnalri
proposes to roeognUe the Russian
government nnd do business with
Russia.
That will please a good many
torles that believe In doing busi
ness, as Lord Reaverhrook puts It,
"even with cannibals."
ar develops heroism, heavy
debt ami other ihing..
In Paris. Ir. Oaston Prlenr and
five assistants are sent to Jail tor
a new crime.
They Inflicted upon patients
wounds that left conspicuous scar
looking like war wounds, thus, for
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