HfEDFOKT) MATTi TRTHTTNT!. MF.TFOttD. OKKOOX. Tl'KSDAV. OCTOnKR S. 1929.
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Spinal Pressure Is' BUSINESS WOMEN f NEW YORKER TO
m i nnimiijiMiiiini niiiii mi li in n
Cause of Disease' DISCUSSING PLANS 1 TALK AT HEALTH
Thqt Brutal Overseer Roasts in Hades!
Claim Straight Spine Guar- i
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. antca of Health i
Tliurn lire tlirou UiiiiKs which
lnahi Iho man of ucllou good
lioi.lt li. ithllilv ninl iiiitim-tiiiiitv.
Without the first thu others mo
lout. SueceHH In life demands n tie j
i'iiilahlc body as well as a sound
nnd resourceful mind. I
I'cuplo trying for tho best in life
will endeavor to have the host of I
health. Poor health Is universally j
acknowledged to bo a dead weight
to proKrexH.' The army of human
beluga that lone out on mgoimt of
it la large. Myriads of missed op
portunities to do well could he
traced to organic or functional dis
turlianccH that wrote the lines of
unsatisfactory physical condition
itcross tho general appearance of
the Individual as plainly as health
will manifest itself In the light of
the eye, the color of the skin, the
shape and movement of the human
-ody and the clearness nnd force
fulness of tho human mind.
Because there nro millions of
sick and ailing mortals, there .arc
score or more of health cults of
fering service to make people well
and keep them that way. There
have been doctors since the first
day broke almost. There arc
many now, so that soveral repre
sentatives of as many different
cults arc of easy access to almost
any sick Individual. They are all
in the fight against disease nnd all
interested In promoting human
health. Some with faith in the
potency of drugs, some with the
knife as a last resort. Tossibly they
all do tho best, they can, but the I
host that has as yet been done is
not all that must be done. There
arc more sick and ailing In our
generation in ratio to Increased
papulation. There is now extreme
need of a health system that wl'l
prove nioro powerful to combat
discaso.
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The success of any health sys
tem rests in tho results It accomp
lishes in .curing and proyfiililng
disease. The Science of C'lflroprac
ffie, 'a druglesB health system, has
only Its results in restoring the
sick to health to account tor Its
pin nomcnal growth. It. has cover
ed the entire country in lei; than
a iiuartcr of a century. It is en
dorsed by more than a half million
benefited porsons and Is well
on the way to universal use. He
suits caused Its growth' and ac
count for its progress. I'eoplc get
well when they take scientific
spinal adjustments, and In thous
ands of cases this lias been true of
persons pronounced incurable by
other health modes.
When there Is a disease in the
human body there is a cause in the
body itself to account for it. The
Science of t.'hirnpniclic assumes
that cause to be in tht: human
spine. Kplnul Joints become dis
placed and press the nerves to an
extent that It will Interfere with
the normal passage of health ener
gy through thorn from the brain to
tlio body parts. Practically all dis
eases Is tho result of such spinal
derangements.
Are the chiropractors right In
this hypothesis? The lad that they
havo 64 per cent of recoveries to
their credit is statistical tables,
made up by non-partisan agencies
interested only In gathering facts
for public health reports, proves
more to the advantage of tho chiro
practic work than the finest spun
theories of all our brightest minds
ln all the health books of the
world. Health theories aro valu
able in proportion as they work
out health results when put to
practice. Sixty-four per cent re
Biilts Is a triumph for the underly
ing theory of Cliiropructle, which
is that compression of nerves by
displaced spinal bones Is the cause
of practically all human disease,
and that health is tho result of ad
Agisting these bones to remove tltc
causeatlvo pressuru from the
nerve lines.
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Preliminary plans for the unter- .
talumeiit of the 5U0 or more dele
gates who wi l gather In .Mcdfonl
In attend the Slate Federation of
llusiness and Professional Women'
Clubs the latter part of .May were
outlined yesterday by Mnud K.
Chapman, president of the -Yledford
chapter, and Pnloma Kuiullcmiiii,
piesldent ol' the t) rants Pass chap
ter, whose clubs will bo joint host
esses lor the convention.
Miss Itandleman, who has just
returned from the North Willam
ette district conference, attended
by club members from the Port
land district as well as the sttit'j
officers and executive council, re
ports that enthusiasm over the
choice of Mcdford as the next con
vention city was freely expressed
at the meeting.
Tho state federation convention
will be a three-day meeting, draw
ing to this city some of the out
standing women leadors In business j
and professions throughout the 1
state. The slate program to be fol
lowed at the convention will be
forwarded to the local club presi
dent by illss Cecelia Ueyler of As
toria, state head, some time soon.
One of the national executives will
attend the conclave and act as prin
cipal speaker at either a business
session or a banquet.
Tho entire stato federation Is
looking forward to the visit of Ruth
Kich of New York City, field sec
retary of the national association,
within the next few weeks. - The
exact date of her visit to Medfonl
is not yet known.
- -Mr,. Nt'woonii!, promim-nt N't"'
York husiiu'ss map, intofcMoU in
I'.uliUn health' wurk. It to ! thu
in-lnclla1 spcnkci ! tho Tubrn.il- '
lojis Assouiut,loii lnstitutu on d- j
ncKlnv t tliu V. ,YV. C; A. Mr.
eiiiimlmiiihi of t'nriUind SinU'
TuluMvuloslsi 'ANHotfiut lm publicity
chairman, --will . ttwi?itt In tu lro
Bi'fnu . ,.. ' ,. .
Tho purpose of tho Institute is
ti crtMitc Interest ;Sn the annual :
Chrlntmus Seal sale drive.
Members of the Health Associa
tion cwmmittecs are urctl to be
p esent In onler better to under
stand the routine and scope of the
sale of the . tuberculosis seals.
Kveryone Ik Invited.
Slornlnjr Nt-wdim. 10 A. M.
1. County Publicity: How to t're
ate and Cse, .Mr. Chamberlain.
2. It tint I and Urban Sale; How to
S't lp, Mr. Neweoinb.
3. Mt.-thuds and Technique, Mr.
Newi'omb.
Afternoon Ntwstoii. il I. M.
Itelntionrthip of National, Stato
and County Associations. Mr.
Neweomb.
lM-Kiaiii UuildiiiK,. Mr. Cham
berlain. Hound table discussion.
Itrophy's Jewelry store has re
ceived a n air mail letter from
White. Wile and Warner. Huffalo.
New York, manufacturers of. rings,
in whleh iliey eoniplhnent Medfonl
very highly on its progress! veil ess.
especially in connection with Its
"w air port, the letter being on
the road only 44 hours from I lie
tune it left New York until it wasj
read by .Mr. Jhophy.
The letter in part Is as follows:
"Hern use nf air mail we are sep
arated from you by really only
24 to 3ti hours. If we are not mis
taken we have read something
bunt t!ie wonderful airport In
Modford, and furthermore, if we
arc not mistaken we think that.
Medfovd wws one of the first cities
In the country that boon me what
W known as 'air-minded.' Are vrt
right ? AVe nlso read marvehms
things about your wonderful air
port. In fact, we havo read a,
great many splendid things himiui
your progressive, city, in iidditinn
rh t iiiirt pertaining to aviation.
Wo hero in llic cast are much
behind you in t lie west when It
comes to aviation, but we are try
ing to catch up."
The Itcv. Chas. II. IS. Lewis of
I-Yemont. Nebraska, representing
tho United Lutheran church, to
which the Knglish Lutheran con
gregation of Mcdford belongs, will
speak at the Lutheran church this
evening at 8 o'clock. Hev. Lewis
spoke in Salem Sunday, and in
Lugene yesterday..
Dr. Lewis, who is a specialist in
church work, will give an interest
ing talk, to which tho public is
ctiidiaily Invited.
A conference of church workers
will be held at the close of the
address. '
POLICE TO SELL RUM
FILLS CHRISTMAS BOX
PHOKNIX, Ore.. Oct. 8. (Spe
cial.) The Thimble club, whleh is
a social circle organized through
the Neighbors of Woodcraft bulge
met at the home of M rs.' Maud
Dauglierty last Friday. There were
only a few present as many of the
members are working in the pack
ing houses. At this time the club
is making n Christmas box to be
send to the Circle home In California,
The family of the Nnrinal at
Ash la nd held a dinner party and
dance at the Mine l-'lower lodge
Saturday night. Dinner was served
to twenty-nine.
Tist Thursday noon Mrs. T'--rett
of Mdford entered with
luncheon for nine guests at. the
lilue Klowed lodge. s
An automobile, seined by fede
ral authorities last May from
Karl Parker, local man. as a car
rier for intoxicating litior. will
be fold a week from next, Saturday
at the Medfonl police station by
Federal Prohibition Agent Terry
Talent. Hlddlng will begin at 1!
o'clock In the afternoon. Thin Is
t lie first of 14 con flsca t ed ca rs
that will probably bo sold here
this fall and winter.
The first machine up for sale Is
a Chrysler ami a lfl-Ti model. It
Is reported lo be In good running
order.
All Talking "Idle
Rich" at Rialto
A letter written by Coventor I.
L. Patterson to a Med ford citizen
In answer to one of the announce
ments sent on the f lift flight from
the new airport, says In part: "I
want to congratulate tho citizens
of Medfonl on being progressive
enough to make an investment of
Sir.n.flon for one of the best air
ports, if not the bent airport. In
the stnte. I have heard much fa
vorable publicity with reference to
Mcdfords action In this matter,
and know it 'Will bo of benefit
to your community.' 1
Ta k e a n A me r t ca n fa in i 1 y , a u
average family in an average
Ainericnn city hotn a flat, suy
land inject a love affair between a
pretty stenographer daughter and
her mltlionalrn employer, and you
have the ingredients for a great
play sueeess. All you need Is a
great cast and a director to com
plete the formula.
Striking proof of this may be
had at the Klaltu theatre, where
"Tho Idle Itich," all talking filtn
izatlon of the noted stage success,
"White Collars," Is the attraction.
Directed by de Mille, the story, a
vivid cross section of American
family life in n big city, is literally
era mined wit h laughs, romance
and heart Interest. Conral Nagel,
he of the famous speaking voice,
plays the young millionaire, with
Leila Hymns, who played with
William Haines In "Alias .Johnny
ab-ntine." again in a talking role.
She is very beautiful and a ejrver
little actress as wt-ll. I less I e Love,
of "liroad way Melody" fame, as
the flapperinh Utile sister, Is one
of the brightest spots of a very
I clever show.
"Blue Danube"
at Isis Today
CUT OUT SIGN AND MAIL
. Tho Chiropractic Health Hureau.
rare of tho Medfonl Mail 1 rlhuw;,
MeilforU Oregon.
Please send inc. without cost or
obligation on my part, copy of the
new liooklct describing Chlroprnc
tic Health Service.
Name
; Ai dress
CUy ...
Palu Ad.
ItiHiintiee, spelled in rnpKals
that Is Lea trice Joy' new star
studio production. "The III u e
Danube." It Is a tremendous
throbbing love theme dominating
tn a plot hcmllng tense ilrmnattc
action with delicious comedy.
The ftory H extremely human,
with a huckpround ns colorful as
any ever seen on the screen. Tho
not a wur picture, t lie undercur
rent of the World War In felt In
several sequences anil it stresses
the irnRcdy of a proud nation suf-
Vicks Now Passes'
26 Million Yearly
More and More Millions Follow
Trend of Modern Medicine and
Treat Colds Externally
ENT PREJU
DICE
AN ANCI
HAS BEEN
I Wise legislation has halted the ancient prejudice that dictated the exploitation of child labor For selfish gain.
Guided by AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE it has routed greed. No longer are little children forced into slavery. .
Gone is that ancient prejudice against cigarettes Progress
has been made. We removed the prejudice against cigarettes
when we removed harmful corrosive ACRIDS pungent irri
tants) from the tobaccos.
'EARS ago, "when cigarettes were made without the aid of
modern science, there originated that ancient prejudice against
all cigarettes. That Criticism is no longer justified. LUCKY STRIKE,
the finest cigarette' you ever smoked, made of the choicest tobacco,
properly aged and skillfully blended "It's Toasted."
, "TOASTING," the most modern step in cigarette manufacture,.
removes from LUGKY STRIKE harmful irritants which are pres
ent in cigarettes manufactured in the old-fashioned way.
Everyone knows that heat purifies, and so "TOASTING"
LUCKY STRIKE'S extra secret process removes harmful cor
rosive ACRIDS (pungent .irritants) from LUCKIES which in the
old-fashioned manufacture of cigarettes cause throat irritation and
coughing. Thus "TOASTING" has destroyed that ancient preju
dice against cigarette smoking by men and by women.
66.
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It s toasted
No Throat Irritatioh-No Cough.
TUNE IN Tho Lucky Stiiko Danco Orchestra, cvory Saturday night, ovor a coast-to-coast network of tlf N. B. C
The Amrrfcnn Tobnrco Co..rvfr. :
"It's Toasted" the phrase that describes the
extra "toasting" process applied in the manu
facture of Lucky Strike Cigarettes. The finest
tobaccos the Cream of the Crop are scien
tifically subjected to penetrating heat at mini-'
mum, 260 maximum, 300, Fahrenheit. The
exact, expert regulation of such high tempera
tures removes impurities. More than a slogan,
"It's Toasted" is recognized by millions as the
most modern step in cigarette manufacture.
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To kop imce with tho ever-1
pniwlim (Jcninml fur Vicks Vao- j
Hub. the xternH I rnit en
cuhlf, finothtr Jncrcaso Is being
Tim tic in ihr -1kui ui i .
KinMttn. mmlfj famous vhrn vvtii
reached "IT , Million Jars Unci
Yearly.'' ' , j
Only h nhnrt tlnio ac'. t hr wpII
kimu n "17 Million" wa. rlfMl t I
"'-'1 Million." Attain thin figure (
hai lncn nutiirmvn, a ' tiiOafH ami ;
more people turn I I lil It r j
wny ft treating cohlM. There are'
now "Over Million .lar I Veil j
early" a Jar l4r every family In
the l'nlle Hthte.
A ueneriitlnn mko. when Vlck
wan oriiciiiHteil, the hie a, of treat
Inn coMs without "loln" iih I
niont unheard tif. Today, the whole
trend f ntt'dhal pi a i Ice In nvvav
from needleKj "thatlnu." r
.Mot hern espeelhlly hv uppre-
ferhiK the fianicx of trulltnie defeat
"The Mine Unnuhe" will prove a tHivA tin- modern vniiorixini ..mi
picture of exceptlmiHi appenl tojmeiu, hcciire it rherk ruMjr with
moM motion pleturr audiences. It ! out rlik of upxettlnx chlldi en de.
f dPrtinatlc. the , act ton nw Ift-mov- j Icate ntomachn.
inff and there is much njiyttile V- Jfk rli,Jml?v
" . ,, . .. . I it hH become the family Btnnhy
v.-.ir.i.u.r. .v m.-u.u ifttr r0 lt mliill II M well ttm ehll
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Concert Trio to Play
The Apostolic Faith Mission
. 42 North Front Street
. One Night Only Tues. Oct. 8
Evengelistic Trcupo en route to Portland from San Fran,
ciaco, where a revival campaign was held.
THE MORNING STAR STAR MALE QUARTET
Will also render special gong numbers
No Collections Marvelous Testimonies
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lli.'in your usual needs you w ill lie
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First National Bank
Medford, Oregon
Women's Hose
$1.00 Pair
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artificial li'lit
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