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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON,
Tells How Fat Men Can
Lose Half a Pound a Day
Here's a simple wny to get rid of ; keeilnB the bowels, kidneys nnd
that corporation ami cinlekly fee In liver In siIen,li, working ' "nhape
both hoily and mind the Joy of liv- and fill you with a vinur and tire-
ASKS
It's i snfp way, too for every
day you continue this easy method
of losinK unwanted find unneecied
flesh you'll sain in eneiy, vigor
..n.i nmliirunce.
'Nine limes in ten obesity means i U
inactivity--u meuns inai your tnimu
leMM eneriiy vouM almost fnrtrnrtoin
hud existed. i
The ur-;e f,,r a?.t-y will he so
marked that even at the end of
n hard dny'n work you'll feel ready:
mm- .my hociui aouvitv or rirrin-
n you can play a hard as you
i'k. I
FLUCTUATIONS
OF CK
MA
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RtarvinK for 'x vital salts And after m o weeks your excess
your Internal orans need to keepj riesh starts to go you'll know It
voti youthful, active, ambitious anil fi-.-l it ee it the scales will tell
keen In mind. , the story.
When you take one-hnlf tea-j As one. once corpulent man re
spoonful of Kruschen Salts every marked "I feel so energetic that
niornlnB in a glass of hot or cold j I want to set up with the lark fcnd
water you bi 0.A nuimi! m just 113 lively aH a cricket
which modern foods and cooking
do not supply.
Start taking Kruschen Snlts
that's the common-sense way to re- the victims nf nnnt i,..ninn
duce but don't take them with the i emla its dallv use soon means bliss
Idea that they possess reducing f ill regularity.
uiialities in themselves. lei an H.'. cent hntilr. .1 wr,
A' This Is what they do they clean Halts lasts 4 weeks at Jarmin &
nut the tmpuruirs in your moon n . imps or any il rui-i: Nl n the world
WASHINGTON. June 20.
An investigation by n special
house committee of the fluctua
tions in the prices of securities in
Wall Street was asked Wednesday
Kruschen Halts is not a uunmtlve ! m 11 resolution Introduced by Rep
& A-NICE-GIRL
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SYNOPSIS: London to srinrjiiia
sudden changes to Uary Lou Lot
lie. On the night of her arriva)
lite Is deserted by Brynmor Whit
tnmura whom shs had loved trust'
tugly tJe hat been smitten by
C'lar,ce Day. a dancer. Uary Lou
determines to have a good time
without him. and refuses his apolo
gies. Tony Titherington, a debo
nair young aviator, meets Uary
Lou and likes her. Tony's ambi
tion ts to fly around the world,
but his wealthy aunt balks at
linanainQ the project. Uary Lou
goes to several varties with him
and enjoys herself thoroughly
without Brynmor, upon tohom she
originally had depended to enter
tain her. Tony takes her to Lorna
Orey's studio party, and they are
startled to find Brynmor there.
Chapter 11
GRUDGES ARE SETTLED
DRYNMOR was aware ot Mary
Lou's presence Immediately.
out be pretended be did not see
her. He continued to talk to tbe
unmet while be followed Kary Lou
from tbe corners of bis eyes.
He bad to admit sbe looked un
usually attractive, but the admis
sion bothered blm.
This fellow Titherington evident
ly was monopolizing ber. Brynmor
hoped he was a good enough sport
to feel no 111 will because Tony had
knocked him out In that fight at tbe
1 Snd be has a reputation for play
ing around with Bhow girls, and"
"Stop!" Mary Lou shouted. Her
face was white wltb rage.
"You sneak!" she sputtered. "You
contemptible sneak!"
Brynmor's face flushed. Luckily
they were in a corner.
"L-listen," he stammered. "I
only said that because yoni
father "
"Oh, you did?" Mary Lou Intel
rupted scornfully. "Would you Ilk.
to know what Dad thinks ot you'
He thinks you're a conceited nir
compoop."
With that Mary Lou turned o
her beel and left him.
She was furious. How dare n
say such things about Tony? Ton
was worth 60 Brynmors! She dldii
care it Tony had gone out win
show girls. Who wants a man n
other girl wants?
A little later, when Tony sm
gested that they go somewhere elm
sbe agreed readily. The sight i
Brynmor, she (old him, was a
In her eye.
"Ho. ho." laughed Tony. "Whu:
our handsome friend been doing .
you?"
"Nothing much. We Just had
little disagreement, that's all."
Brynmor still was smarting fin
Mary Lou's outburst when Clarli
arrived after her turn at the En
PORTLAND. Ore., Juno -26. UP)
Cti'orffe Bylnnder, of Portland,
sponsor of the inilintive petitions
abolishing the public service com
mission, today nnnounced that pe
titions which had been submitted
to the coiinly clerk for checking
would be withdrawn.
The chief registrar in the county
clerk's office said Bylnnder'e rea
son for withdrawing- the petitions
was that they did not meet the
requirements or npprovnl of the
secretary of state.
The petitions will not be re
circulated as amended petitions
must he filed by July 3.
CHINESE REBELS
ENTERJSIANFU
TOKYO, June 26. (P) A Ren
go News Agency dispatch today
from Tsinnnfu, capital of Shantung,
wnid one roKiment of Shansi troops,
allies of the rebellious northern
faction, entered the city this after
noon. Northern occupation of the
city was orderly as nationalist
forces evacuated it during the
early morning.
Han Fu-Chu, nationalist com
mander, left Txinanfu on a special
train at 3 a. m., and the evacua
tion was completed an hour later.
ALBANY SEES HOPE OF
ORE. ELECJTENSION
ALBANY. Ore., June 2G. (JP)
Business men of Albany today con
tinued to discuss the possibility of
an extension of the Oregon Elec
tric, now under construction up
the Snntlam valley.
They said It would require but
I 40 miles of construction to proceed
i through the Kantiam Pass across
jlhe Cascades into Bend. Such a
! line would reduce the distance be
tween the coastal counties of the
state nnd the eastern section.
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"Stopl" Mary Lou ahouted.
Emerald Dragon. Yet Tony's non
chalant air annoyed blm.
Brynmor's resentment against
Tony increased when bis brunet
friend interrupted blm In tbe midst
of a sentence.
"Wby, there's Tony TItherJngton.
I'm crazy to meet blm. I'm always
readiug about bis daring stunts In
the papers. Could you Introduce
me?"
Brynmor was afraid be didn't
know Mr. Titherington sufficiently
well. The brunet promptly lost In
terest in hlin and drifted away.
Brynmor decided to pocket his
pride, and go over to speak with
May Lou.
"Oh, hello, Brynmor," she turned
and gave him her band. "Fancy
meeting you here."
Her voice was bright and friendly.
Brynmor felt he would have been
better pleased bad she shown some
resentment.
"Having a good time?" he asked
grudgingly.
"Oh, a marvelous time." Mary
Lou's eyes mirrored enthusiasm.
"Glad to bear It." His tone Im
plied an opposite meaning.
"Funny dancing wltb you again,"
he said. "Just like last summer."
"Ye-es," she murmured. Mary
Lou still could remember the thrill
of drifting about the dance floor In
his arms at that Torquay Hydro.
but she couldn't recapture It. It was
dead. Last summer she bad expert'
enced a nervous fear that he might
tire of her. And now, by a spin of
tbe wheel of fate, she bad tired of
him.
"Look here, Mary Lou," Bryn
mor blurted suddenly, "When your
father consented to your coming to
London, didn't he understand you
were to see a good deal of me?"
She glanced up at blm. "He may
have suspected It"
"Then do you think It's quite
right for you to see so much of
Titherington, a fellow he knows
nothing- about? I'm thinking of
your dad."
Mary Lou grinned. "He would
appreciate your concern."
Brynmor swallowed. "It's all
very welt to smile about IU but (lie
fact remains that Titherington la an
irresponsible lad wltb a reputation
of sorts. I don't mind telling you
that I've made some inquiries about
blm. I did It for your father's sake.
''You contemptible tneakl"
aid Dragon. He was so upset tbat
he scarcely noticed ber presence.
Clarice knew something wsb
wrong. She waited, giving blm the
opportunity to come up to her.
When he didn't she slipped across
tbe room, and sat down beside him.
"What's worrying my Bryn?" ahe
murmured,, running her fingers
through his dark waving hair.
She had curled up beside him.
tucking her tiny feet under ber
small soft body.
"Clarice, do you think I'm con
ceited?" he blurted out.
"Conceited?" The amazement In
her widened eyes was skillfully
done.
Brynmor looked mollified. "Then
you don't think I'm conceited?"
She laughed. "Idiot I Where did
you get that Idea?"
"I don't know," be mumbled.
Clarice took up ber cue.
"Of courso you're not." she
tucked a white powdered arm
through bis, snuggling closer to
him. "I know hundreds ot men, not
nearly so good looking, who think
ten times as much ot themselves as
you do. That's one ot the things I
love most In you your lack of con
ceit," Since Clarice was so sure ot It,
he began to feel belter. Besides,
why should be worry about a com
ment by a girl who preferred a chap
like Titherington to him? He de
termined to forget Mary Lou, thlok
only ot Clarice.
"It's dear ot you to say that,
Clarice."
"You know I love you, Bryn."
Husky sincerity tbrobbed In bar
voice.,
He looked down at ber and saw
tears actually glittering on the silky
curl ot her lashes.
It was too hiucb for hi in. Wltb a
halt-choked cry be gathered ber to
blm.
"Darling . . . darling. . -. . You
do love ma. don't you? Clarice, you
will marry me? Say you will. . , ."
Her own arms stole around his
neck.
"You know I will, Bryn."
The party went on. but neither
Brynmor nor Claries was aware of
Il not until a woman's shrill voice
called. "Where's Clarice? There's
a man asking for her."
(Copyright tug. U ay tie Orelg)
Will this stringer brlna an end
to Biynmor's testily? Follow the
tory tomorrow.
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Col. W. O. D. Morcer, known all
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