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CENTRAL POINT STAR
GRADUATES
ARE HONORED
HERE FRIDAY
NO inspiration for author
IN TOBACCO OR LIQUOR
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Protection In­ State Law To
creased For Curb Cattle
State Forests Thefts Made
SPECIAL FARM OUTLOOK
REPORTS TO BE ISSUED
NUMBER 48
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HEALTH UNIT |
SESSION HELD
AT MEDFORD
"There is no Inspiration in either
Special outlook reports designed
•«banco or liquor.” Thua Harford
to assist farmer, in planning crop
Bowel, Jr., disposes of Hint hurdy
and livestock production programs
tradition that author and other art­
on the basis of the prospective de­
ists are impelled to their greatest
mand for their product, will lie is­
ereiilive efforts by artificial stimu­
lation.
sued during the current agrirultur
i at season by the United States De­
He spoils several other time-worn
partment of Agriculture.
conceptions of liow un uuthor
An outlook report for hogs will be
works in telling how he wrote Ids
Issued in July; poultry, Ju|y 22
The commencement exercises of latest novel, “.Married .Money,” a
An increase In allotments for fed­
sheep and wool, August 5; strawber-
• lie locul high school was held nt novel of Boston society.
In order to prevent the theft of
the hij.li school auditorium, Friday
•Mr. Powel, author of the “Virgin eral cooperation with states in fpr. livestock and poultry, the 1929 Ore­ r,es, August 15 or earlier, prior to
I he annual meeting of the Jack-
selling of new beds; beef cattle,
evening
id
whihc
time
Hie Queene” and other best selling •sl-fire control, of 118,563 for Ore­ gon legislature enacted
won
Courtly Health Association was
,!“*
and
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26;_earty
P
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o
es
(Florida
following students received tliclr works, admits (luit hv smokes fur­
gon, is announced by the forest ser­ known as Chapter 162 General and lower Texas valley) Septemheb- held in St. Mark, Guild in Medford
diplomas. Louise llolmert, Edward iously at work, hut he believes it
I-aws of Oregon for 1929. The law
Bolds, Flora Collins, Eunice Glass, Is purely habitual and has nothing vice office at Portland, Oregon. The defined g meat dealer as any per­ 1 or earlier; winter grains, includ­ on Wcdnt-alay afternoon. May 29th
and proved most interesting and in­
licit,
Fern
Hathaway, to do with the quality of his com­ increase which brings the amount son, firm, corporation, or associa­ ing wheat, rye ami southern oats structive.
and
barley,
September
5.
George Johnson. Perry Johnson, position.
up to $83,575 in Oregon, are made tion operating as a meat retailer
Miss Carlton the President called
.?|U’?°Ok repor,s on ,ruck ‘•’■ops
Helen Lnmiwrt, Gerald Morningslar,
I or one tiling, there is the lay­ Possible by an increase of $200,000 meat wholesaler, butcher, slaught­
for
informal reports of the work of
will
be
issued
from
time
to
time
Deane Owens, Edward Stanley, Jes- man s idea that u writer, caught in in the total congressional appropri­
erer, meat packer, meal buyer, meat
the year from the chairmen of the
provided
new
information
on
each
aey Seabrook, and Cleo Young
the throes of a story, writes on and ation for all s'ates carried by the commission merchant or meat tied- nr-iui.,..»
.
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dler, and requires all «uch oersnn« ! hnr
W ^elng c°Bected by the various units and several important
The commencement address w is on. neither stopping for time. food
reports were received.
last
agricultural
oppropriution
bilL
to obtain from the state Veterin I
prov®3 ade<*ua*e Tor thaf
d. IJvere I by Prof. C. ||. Mithccll, nor eyestrain. “I write spasmodic­
Central Point had a very inter-
I
he
total
now
stands
at
$1,100,000
ally.
Two
hours
is
the
longest
per­
instructor in public speaking at the
esting
report. Our city is ahead of
«. •
• "Huce, fall and early
(J. S. t. and Hi,, diplntn s were pre* iod I can work without a break ” for the fiscal year beginning July J, conduct any such business-
the
rest
of the county in health
¡¡ermuda 8nd Cre-
scnteij by II. T. Pankey, chairman of admits Mr. Powel.
In total amounts received for fiw Provide, rha, all meal void o r'tra n .
work. The local unit has Had their
(edrod
be
maned
or
"
a
„
,
Z
,
£
£
£
’
•
“
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As
for
the
belief
that
a
story
the board of school directors.
cal year 1929, California leads hut
rooms over the Mary Mee drug
The following program was en­ springs full blown into Hie author's with only $38 more than Washing- in a certain manner and provides a
January 27 1936 h . »
store
for several months past ami
I brain and rustics out through his
joyed:
penalty of from $25.00 to $1000.00 tentatively a s' th,
, *?een
Ion, which stands scco^l; Minne­ lin
they are now preparing to build a
e
and
imprisonment
up
to
one
)
of
the
bX
eau’i
issuance
pen.
he
comments:
"I
have
never
Senior M uch, Ceil i d Point Orchcs
sota third, and Oregon fourth.
|
for the unit
on the
the ma,n
main
sold a story unless I have meditated
for violation
v io la t io n , t th<*
th Law,
L ” a I port
outlook
re- new
. C< ’ . home
unu
Irn,
}<.ir
law and
unpt 193«.
io q oureau,
/ i which
u - • annual
- year
. for
of n the
will deal
with the
Wh'ch w i" ,M
‘ ,he on
firs‘ h‘‘3'th
Much
of
this
total
increase
for
Viol,,,on
Sec,Ion
l"
.
a
«
upon it lor at least live years and
Purk •pile, director.
1930 will come to the western stales,
unit building in Jackson county
outlook The members of the Central Point
Invocation.
Il, v. J. M. Johnson I old it to everyone who would list
I. puniahable by a
where
the
funds
are
used
to
build
S e c t io n
«pa|c Moon" en. That’s how you find if it is a
than $-00.00 or more than $1.000.00 dues at that
••rganizalion are justly proud of
up adequate organizations and
blessing or a bore."
• •iris (dee Club
or
by imprisonment in the penitent j reports and ime. Annual outlook tneir accompli -bments and many
equipments
for
fire
detection
and
some special reports
" I here is no Ideal ¡dace in which
Salutation .
(;k.o Young
Gary for not less than one nor more
glowing tributes have b en paid to
«uppresslon
on
privately-owned
Vulcdirlory
Helen Lamp.-rl to write." he believes. “If you build timber lands, under the Forest Co- than ten yeats or by both fine and have been issued annually by the them for their enterprise.
ureau
for
the
last
seven
years
The
yourself
an
IdHil
place
it
is
so
Vocal .Selection
"Th-.- Builders”
imprisonment.
Short talks by Drs. Adams, Ins­
issuance of the special reports in
charming that you can't settle down joperalive Protection (Clarke-Mc-
Margaret Williamson
For sometime past a large number addition to the annual reoort is to keep, Balcom and Judge Alex Spar­
nuryl Act of 1921, which recognizes
to
work
in
it.
Address
Prof. C. p. Wilson
-4^,
"Dictating is a lot of fun. if you Hie principal that government, state, of complaints have been received enable farmers to adjust production row were enjoyed.
Presentation of Class II. P. Jewett
by
county
and
state
officials
of
The
annual
dinner
was
served
on
and
private
owner
each
has
a
defin­
programs
m
view
of
the
very
latest
happen Io have a charming secre­
Presentation of Diplomas
ite responsibility ¡n fOres, ,,releo. thefts of livestock. In many cases developments of the «eason
the spacious lawn of the country
tary
and
amuse
tier
with
’P h i«
I l l ' l l ___ a «1
«
II T. Pankev »lory. I t she isn't amused. you , 3 d ' I i f » n Thi,H
924
acl “ »ene/ore
cover. 1 ± anima,a w er* »««ughtered in the
home of .Mrs. Conrad Kenley.
Instreii: i.ia| Selection
Orchestra
Hie protection from fire of state hHls an<l ,he car««*ses loaded into
Dr. Warner and Dr. Stricker gave
NOTICE
OF
SHERIFF’S
SALE
Benediction ----- It-v. J. M. Johnson as well tell her to tear up her notes
and private forest land, only, am/ *rurks, taken to the markets and
addresses on the efficiency and ad­
and
then
give
her
anomer
sloiy.
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is entirely apart from protectios ' i ° ld’ 11 is believed that thi traffic ' By virtue of —
_—
„„
an _
execution
on vantage of health work.
“Hut usually when a sfdry of
FEDERAL RESERVE GIVES
expenditures on the national for- '
r«‘««'hed large proportions, some i I' orec,osune duly ¡»sued out of and
The Central Point Unit was well
.» T A DISTRICTS CONDITION ! taryS typew riter'l/m ™
esls, which are cared for under sep-
,he nwa* l>ein8 taken for Jong under the «eal of the Circuit Court represented upon this occasion.
j Hstnnces for sale.
of the State of Oregon, in and for
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| ! ’,? d of *R«"g vivid and readable. orate appropriations.
l b‘‘ government amounts now I In order to prevent the theft«
County of Jackson, to me dir-
now I In order to prevent the thefts the
OREGON DAIRY COUNCIL
Con‘im ed ¡i^ rr^ ive rxpnnxion * 1 ** wordy nnd Mupid. Then I fake
asaitrble
are
estimated
ected
and dated on the 11th day of
of industry and moderate activity in »IT m y coat and write If . gain, and
to cover Inw referred to w as passed by the
P LA N S M E E T IN SA I E y
O r \,h ° n ? T f0Ur'h ° f
U t 7 . ? h 7 n V ym X May, 1929, in a certain action there-
trade marked the mouth of April rewrile it, nn<| keep on rew H Ä
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.
,
"
?
r?g°
n’
of
f,Pe
Prevention,
J
the
duty
of
all
Deputy
State
Veter-
n, wherein Southern «u ild ing and
on ! ike , u j Aicks of .May in the ,
’ ** I0?1” ,ikc »»"willing or not. j the rc
Plans are complete for the first
the
remaining cost being supplied inarians, peace officers traffic of Loan
" Association,
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an Oregon Cor
I welfth Federal Reserve District.
H e w ritin g is the only
o n ly oxi
asi m
i...
.t...
Itewriting
m , u
by .he s.::,c ami timber-.and ow n. fleers, forest reservi' o’f S ‘ and '
as Plaintiff, recovered and organization meeting a, Salem
Demand for credit increased mid by »t « decent product Silverware
state is workina
low.inl , brand
brand inspectors to investigate
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judgemei
judgement against H. R. Richardson of the Oregon Dairy improvement
.
orking toward
the
in: I May, nu inlter bank loans were ha, lo t„. polished, end so doe, every ers. The
big icr than ever before. The ex- Lung else, except maybe the articles M * ?|Ui ° S<’"‘‘n,S of Protection for movement of iivesock or carcasses and Suriida Jane Rifchardson the council, an outgrowth of the recent
defendants, for the sum of One Oregon Dairy convention held a,
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p a n ,io n in vo lu m e of credit in u«e (l1 l! h,,v«' •«» be roughened—and libim
i*, priyntely-owned
lïn.Ur »h- ” ' i forest on roads and highways, trails and
Oregon State college in March. The
i ™
? . . i n .' 0!U> \'« r commer-,««»»’! »¡ke rough hooks enough ,o won b| he me. h
J.
range, and ascertain whether such thousand nine hundred sixty and
first of scheduled tri-yearly meet­
would
be
met
by
a
three
way
divis
no-100
($1960.00)
with
interest
a,
livestock
rial pnrpo es. although loan, on sc-I w "nt Io write one.
or carcasses are being
curilies : <lviinccd lo near the peak' "H'ere ure no imaginary charnc- ion, the federnl government and the moved in accordance with the pro­ 8 v per cent from August 1st, 1928 ings of the body will be at Salem
June 7.
b vels or las, .March, the District’s !‘‘rs- Kvcr.v character in every novel slate hearing one-half the expense visions of this act and by the legal with costs andt disbursement taxed
at Fifty-tw'o and 90-100 ($52.90)
Governor H. C Baldridge, present
s iip p l) o f fu n d , im rensed substnn 1 *’ bn#ed uP<>n someone the author and Ihe landowners benrin« the oth­ owner or with his permission.
er half.
dollars and the further sum Two Idaho executive, is but one of a
liall.\ during the week, preceding bn' »'en or has read nbout.
We
Official., state that an Intensive hundred and no-100 ($200.00) dol
The growing of timber is a long-
umber of outstanding person
May 15. however, and despite Hie b,kc real people and stick them
drive will be made to eliminate this lars, as attorney’s fees, which
(
time
crop
which
require.,
that
own
obtained by the temporary officers
growth of member bank loans de- in,° Imaginary .surrounding,
nr '
" requ,re’ ,hat own" I menace to Ihr Uv».i v
, e n,s
n u m lf o r .r d it a t .h e lt e s e r v J n n Ä lP u l «hem „„ X L ,
° f cu<ov" «“"d» have assi,,-
‘be livestock industry in judgement w«s enrolled and dock-
nd executive committee for the
m uni for cr 'dfl nt the Deserve Bank pu« 1,1
"1» act in ,, ficticiou* I nmv in »k i '
‘
eted in the Clerk’s office of said I ^ 7 * lnee*«ng, according to J. D.
was r. tured to the lowest level., of I Pr"b’« m,. There is a lot of ,-avage ' time L ^ , 7
<hlring 'he
the current year.
> satisfaction in takim a mini vn. I
’
! ds are """ Productive,
Court in said County on the 11th Mickle, Salem, and Paul V. Maris,
day of May, 1929.
Industry, i„ the aggregate, con,in- h:de ""<1 «'"'ling him into a life I bv nT m «,'"n!.
tax P°ssed 1928 FARM PRODUCTS SHOW
Corvallis, acting president and sec­
INCREASE OVER PRIOR YEAR
Notice is hereby given that, p„r- retary respectively. Governor Bald­
"«•'I Hie i . u i ,| growth which has
d<‘».h struggle wilh „ grizzly ' region wher ‘ th °n ^ 7 StUre' 10 “
chnrar,cri€..<| the productive nctiv-1’war. Or you can take a woman i e,t f i? ,.^ '
,.her<‘ ” da"«er for-
suant to the terms of the said ex­ ridge will tell how the state of Ida­
B it, of H
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1 . 1 I you
woman
brought about
phenomenal
tl t ■ District since
Hie „ mid-
vo" dbn't
d""’t nr„ri.„i.,
precisely ____
yearn for
and ( es, fires spreading over large area.,,
The total value of American farm ecution, I vill on the 22nd day of ho
as is the ease in most forested rc-
June,
1929,
ct
10.00
o’clock
a.
m
growth
of
its
dairy
industry
and
«He Of 1928. I he present high lev- i marry *><* lo a clown
[ product, including livestock, for
M'ons, an individual owner is help­
cl of activity chiefly reflects heavy I
— -i»—
1928 w as $17,391,000,000 an increase at the front door of the Courthouse developed profitable out-of-state
less in protecting hi, holdings inde­
production schedules in Ihe lumber' FARM |»AY IN NORTHWFOT
of 2.1 per cent over the 1927 total of •n the City of Medford, in Jackson markets.
pendently, and it is to encourage
|>a|ier an I pulp. Iron and steel, cop-
KiHWEST
Ex-Govt nor Frank O. Louden of
$17,038,000,000, according to the es­ (•ounty O c^on, offer for sale, and
BEST IN ENTIRE NATION 1 or®an,led protective methods as
per. an,| petroleum industries. Oul-
timate just completed by national will sell at public auction for cash Illinois, and Carl R. Gray, president
well as to have Hie public bear a
to the highest bidder, to satisfy of the Union Pacific, were invited
pnt of cement and of food products
agriculture magazino.
A favorable comparison between ' S v „ r v 'nr, C° S‘ 'hî“
aarke-
said
judgement, together with the by Governor L L. Patterson but
w .i, smaller la.,I month Ilian a year
The magazine's figures, gathered
w. ge, of hired farm hands and in l î ï ï . ».
Passed in ,92<
ago.
costs of this sole, subject to redemp­ will he unable to attend. J. L.
from state agricultural organiza­
Trade expanded by less Hum Hie ''»striai wages for comparable b,g w B h 'X 'V T V n° W COOp‘‘ra^ tions and experiment stations, are tion as provided by Jaw, all of the Kraft, famous cheese manufacturer
' federaI «OVernme"t
right title and interest that the said
usual seasonal amount during April work, w hen allowance Is made for ,1, r ?hi’
generally regarded as authorative, defendants, H. R. Richardson and is attempting to be present, he has
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1929, (partly as a r« suit of the early Ihe various perquisites such ax
since they approximate closelv the Suriida Jane Richardson had on the notified the officers.
date of Easier Sunday (III, year) S * Æ
RE'-™ T
AND
Important changes in preliminary
official estimates released annually
11th day of April,
1928, or Iixzvx
now . - r»*'
bul w", more active then in April
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I
organization
of the council will be
by the Department of Agriculture in
DIVORCE FOR OREGON; 1928
1928
I ,io inep:ase, a, compared S disclosed in a preliminary report
seTih
r"
and
‘°
0,6
fo,l°w
ing
de-
'proposed
by the executive commit'-
July. The estimate also is the only
•C b e d properly ,ii„ o,ed ¡„ , he ,ce. s „ j, | „ r,,.,o r Maris. i e n . p X y
with a year ago. reflected heavier "1 « survey by the United States
annual by
calculation
of farm from
product
I b e Department of Commerce an- i vnlues
states released
"n'i.J
shipments of commodities both by Bopt rluiMit of Agriculture.
° f Jackson’ S,a,e of OrPRon, secretary. This committee will pro­
° m any
rail and by water, increa cd auto
In Ibe bureau’s survey, 2,117 farm "onnees that, according to the re- I source.
pose that the membership in the
. .. ,
Beginning
,he Northeast cor-
mobile ah ,, and more active trade
"iployers reported that Hie total turns received, there were 7 625 I
council include 100 dairymen from
marriages performed in Oreaon ti Th
°7 7
° f CrOps a,one for
25rçOf
C’ No’ 88 «" Township the state, apportioned among the
nt win I sale. S: les at retail op. •verage farm value of all perqui-
during the year 1928, as comp ’ied ,mi
$IO'00< 0<)0'MO.
South of Range 2 West of the counties in a manner similar to that
proximated those of last year.
s lcs was $30.81 per month, wages
Uillam ette
Meridian;
running done for the convention.
;K>.11. or a total of $76.78. Should with 7,362 in 1927. representing ,.n ' i™*. f I n s to c k and livestock pro-
I lie District1'.*, agricultural nvf
look, rendered uncertain by imfav- he arm value of perquisites, of increase of 263 or 3.6 per cent* in t|UC<S »"i , ' ,38^ 000 00°- Iowa leads thence east 2.72 chains to the West
In addition the committee will
wer.> 5,302
S ana marriages
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s*:,«cs with i,s total products line of the Butler D. L. C. No. 66-
orab'e weather during the winter w n It food' I., a large part, be ex­ 1916, there
re were
values
a,
$1,217,600,000;
Texas
is
suggest
that chairmen of the six
«hence North 1211.68 fee,; thence
and spring mon'hs, was further ob­ pressed In term,, of retail prices, the performed.
standing committees of the council,
second
with
$1,168,000.000,
and
II-
3
n
-"
ri,1K
,he
ycn'
1928
were
scured diiiiii ' .ail nnd early May " • ' "f Pcrqui it.s and ensh would
lino;» third with . » Ä ’Ä T ; , ; ' . ' , i, ",h “ iru'e1'* '° “
P'" Wh,Ch
Doint «r k • •
*"c'udcd on the permanent exec-
by adverse jir.i • developments.
•’"".pure favorably and in some cas- 3.053 divorces granted in the state »y-eight of the 18 states reported in- ( «hence from ?°t'
.u
L
.
beg,nn,ng:
which will give
tbk rh- . beg,nn,n« : f ! uhve
u,ive committee,
co
«‘S probably exceed wag.,, for coin. as compared with 3,117 in 1927 rep’ .Cri7,Sed. V!’luPS ra"R*"g from 1 to 24 b<*«""mR North 200 f e V T h e m i
g dairymen a majority on
C o lo r in the fre e is em phasized Parable labor in industrial employ- resenting a decrease Of 64 or 2 Í
n oui i i
that body.
ce,„.
) l l f . , herf _
' « I -Honro S0„ih «
tnenl.
J
by w e a rin g Hie complimentary col
200
I lie purpose of the council is to
or. lim i. Iness h increased by green
By geographical divisions of the ilivoicts granted. There were
coordinate
the efforts of all groups
and. sallowncss is increased by
purples.
• 1 ) acre, more or less, and designat- and agencies interested in the dairy
»".I W, w, l„
¡ X ' “ ' « ' The esumare,,
industry of Ihe state to the end that
nil may aid in a substantial devel­
Eng'iin:!
States
at
888
15-
\ri
tili.,
ai
n
",P
°
f
,n
'cgon
C lim a tic Change»
«""«ic States, 885 201 Fas Ï , ' 902000’ «"d ""
opment of Ihe industry in Oregon.
The evidence that climatic cotxll
C ' l.al si»
Sta .».
ck »™;;,,
í g « « . w iv „ -’
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* o On
h u the
, c h basi
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lying and being in the
tloua have changed In the Arctic and
Ihese estinta,es
Ci’ntral,
$78
21;
South
Atlanti
-
,
U,<'
n,,,nJ’<
>
r
"f
marriages
,
County
of
Jackson,
State
of
Oregon.
Antarctic circle, la mainly geologic
Built Upon M aize
per t.OOfl
8V, 7')-’
a, n.45
8.45 in 1928
It I, believed that tropical condition, <>9 /8; East South Central
Archaeological
excavation«
hav»
L al^d *his 17,h day ot Mav> 1929
entrai 85',
79- " hp. . ’ '’opulntion v v as
fo a ry b o d y W ant» P len ty
existed as fur north aa Greenland be
shown that the most elaborate of the
ni23j20
RALPH G. JENNINGS,
A es, So,db Central $63.47; Mcmlaln bèr’of d "' 27
W2?: and lhe nu,n'
tween the glacial epochs. Remains of Hates $90.94. and Pacific St dés '
f divorcM «*>r «-MO of the pop- en«,*
*Bt> th# OO m dam
or" ud I K
of1?JlK'kso" County, Oregon early civilizations developed In th«
* “ L P * * / m P*y»bl»
enlinnl aud vegetable life have been 8104.98.
western hemisphere were bh R
<II>
S 'r „ n s
3 M ,n ' • » »
Olga
E. Anderson, Deputy.
•nd
good
for
the«
vatu«.
Som«
«r«
found In these regions, which Indi­
cated that once the climate was warm
enough to permit of their growth and
existence.
eount«rf«lL
The number of marriages per-
A soft cloth dipped in vJrw
wtl clean the steel dr oven doors f rnntr'i Z ? "T n"mber of divorces S t i v a i »
S ' o t e i i r " 1’'’'' * ,i,e s , *,c exiraragant.
while warm.
Som« com« ta «mall d«-
Î T Wllh
Th«y can't «Iwara h „.
Ii«ppin«sa.
ar.
* * / «w««t«r.—; «hang«.
ported by maize. Doctor Morley of th«
Smithsonian Instltntton showed how
•he decline and fall of the civil,zatiou
F a r Eañer
of the Mayan empire was caused ta
,hln* " t0 « T "o, but part by the decline In the producOoa
of maize. The high coat of Itvtaj, a*
he called It, was operating u » tn i s
! now.