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t h i k m ia y r .lU E , m a v as. T h « AM tim e AN, CENTRA?. POINT. 0 RR 6 0 N TWO B arracks last nig h t, it was le a r n e d IIKIG HT K K I l I V S l u l l N I M M i creases, th e r a t e of clim b will be tionally f a m o u s n u tritio n specialist today. , . Conner, whose hom e Is Hi • ® t o give w ork in t h e home economics T h e w orld a s a w hole ia m oving s h a r p ly accelerated . ford Ore., was in h it room w hen slo w ly , b u t ste a d ily , t o w a r d d e c i R e m e m b e r t h a t p ro v id in g - jo b s is school, th e in itial sum m er offering s ANY WATCH c l e a * L Other Work Proporti ‘u the inspection o fficer m ad e th e R e -e sta b lish e d , S e p t e m b e r 13, 1926. siv e c h a n g e s in m o n e t a ry s t a n d a r d s . c h e a p e r th a n c h a r i t y — a n d t h a t iti in th e school of science since its He was m issing As the acreage control features of j rounds las. night D ev o ted . to t h e beet i n t e r e s t s of It is recog nized th a t gold a lo n e c a n b e tt e r to provide a jo b now t h a n tc f a n s f e r to Corvallis, and the only n o t c a r r y on w o rld co m m erce, and have to c o n t r i b u t e to c h a r i ty next coaching school to be offered in t h - the new farm act go Into effect d« at reveill» at 5:3U a. m. today. His l i t i E. M ain St. ™ C e n tr a l P o in t a n d vicinity. R e m e m b e r, too t h a t unies» system th is y ear, which will be ron m a n d for O regon's seed crop» is like ; room m ate, who was sleeping only E n te r e d as se c o n d clas s m a t t e r at t h a t t h e r e m u s t be som e o t h e r gen : year. th e jo b s a r e provided it w o n 't bt ducted by A L. S tiner. coach ol ly to increase, believes G. U Hyslop a few feet away from him. was not ■mt o ffice. C e n t r a l P o in t . Ore- ' iccepted m e d iu m Silver, of c o u rs e , is th e logical long u n til n o th in g is left fo r c h a r football an d tra c k , and A T Gill, head of plant industries a t Oregon | aw are of his absnee uutil th en . g on , u n d e r t h e A c t o f M arch 8, 1879. ch oice indeed , th e new ly passed lu- ity coach of b a s k e tb a ll and baseball. C onner was re g ard ed as an ex S ta te coliege I’ro essor Hyslop di? S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S : | fiat ion bill p e r m it s th e P r e s id e n t, at tra E ssen tially t h e sam e scope ot cussed this aud rt iated subjects at ceptional stu dent, never ra n k i n g O n e Y ear ........................................ $1.00 his d is c re tio n , to ra is e its value. T he work as th a t offered before will be the an n u a l m eeting of the Oregon j lower th a n 23rd in his class of 375. S is M o n t h s .................................. $ .75 m in in g in d u s t r y seem s on th e v erg e av ailab le at C orvallis, according to F eed Dealors association recently. He was expected to ne an honoi P a y a b l e in a d v a n c e . of b r i g h t e r days. E n tín ta te » a n d lnsp*m. told tfcoi Acreage ta k e n out of production | student this y ear an d would p r o b A d v e r ti s in g r a t e s o n a p p lic a tio n . « • oro _______ P ow ers, d ir e c to r of g eneral e it e n - of surplus crops will mostly not be ably have been comm issioned in the W ithout C h a r . O ffle e — S e c o n d S tr e e t, o ff Main. YOI It R A IL R O A D IN V E S T M E N T it of co m m e n c e l The s ix ty -f o u rth annual com- *'on anrt in c h a r * ‘‘ of 8,1 8 u m m e' allowed to lie idle. Hyslop believes. 1 engineering corps at to « 0 . Dr. M but will be put into pastu re or le ment. ARTHUR EDWARD POW ELL His was th e first unex R a ilro a d s e c u r itie s m ay no t be m e n c e n .e n t at O regon S ta t e college "‘ hool work in th e system is a n n o u n c e d for M onday. J u n e 5, Ellwood S m ith , d ir e c to r of lower d i: E d ito r and P ro p rieto r g u m e soil building crops, seed for plained d isappearance at th e a c a d listed in y o u r n a m e . R ut th e c h a n c th e t e n t a ti v e v*H*o n ’ wtH he directly in c h a rg e of which is produced here in O r e g o n .; emy in many years. B u il d e r s o f Wiit'r-tlgh; P es a r e th a t you h a r e an in s u ra n c e » h e n . a c co rd in g to P h o n e 1077 th e s t a te college s u m m e r session The feed dealors ass o ciatio t pass-J policy, a sa v in g s a c c o u n t, p e rh a p s list, d e g re e s will be c o n fe r re d on 1 0 th a n d F i r St«. th e graduating! The u n d e r g r a d u a t e and g r a d u a i t ed a resolution urging the contin an in te re s t in so m e e n d o w e d in s t i 489 m e m b e rs of Of th is n u m b e r , 431 will re- " f f ^ n g i " listed by Dean Pow ers foi uance Qf federal app ro p riatio n s for tu tio n . If you have, you a r e a r a i l class road sto c k h o ld e r. F o r a g re a t m a celve t h e b a c h e l o r’s d e g re e a n d 58 j * o r v a llis includ e th e various bran ch - j a j,r ic n i t Ural research at the Oregon McMINNVILLE— T he old com T his is e8 of biological a n d physical scienc- g ta t e college, ny y e a r s b a n k s a n d in s u r a n c e com will get m a s t e r ’s degrees. KIUIT1K IT O U T mon red clover an d th e n ew er Ohio panics a n d u n iv e r s it ie s a n d h o s p i - | “ *« ■«««•* «lass “ » c o m p le te ad ea business a d m i n is tra t io n d ra m a H e r e is a l i t t l e p ro b le m In sim p le hardy an d T ennessee a n t h r a c n o s e re DEN TISTRY tais have been p u tt in g m u c h of th eli V8n,e<* stu d y in th e h is to ry of th e ' 1 '■ " *• **' U'atioi., I- i i, "■ T w o C d lT lD S t o B e a r i t h m e t i c for y o u : sistant strain s w ithstood the past m oney into r a i l r o a d bonds. They In s titu tio n . °ry . h o m e economics, in d u s tr.a l a r t s WO ^ a m p S lO D e You h a r e tw o p iles o f d o llars. w inter with about equal success in Htf.l FI. M ain St., Medford “ « " I . G ordon Neale, uresl- In d u s tria l ed ucation. jo u rn a lism E s t a b l i s h e d a t L ak e You h a v e b een s p e n d i n g fro m one of did th is because It seem ed a s u r e - , O ffice F i l o n e 8712-1— K*, ' Yamhill county. A recent check tu»’ in v e s tm e n t. f r o . t h e e U a d , ...... $ °» » « ' o f Idaho, « i l l ■ i'1» ' " ; ' 1 ts ia o n s n e a th e m , a n d it Is g ro w in g a l a r m i n g l y made by County A gent S. T. W h ite science, psychology, d eliv e r th e c o m m e n c e m e n t a d d res s. ““ “ public “ “ speak u sm a ll. So you s t o p s p e n d i n g fro m it of s a f e ty — no i n d u s tr y seem ed m o re showed th a t p astu rin g . pro tectio n ing, religion, sociology, an d th e 4-H C am ps a re sprin gin g up all over a n d t a k e th e d o ll a rs fr o m t h e o t h e r necessary to t h e c o u n tr y o r to h a v e ! * * 1*1 ^ r - W J. K e rr, c h a n c e llo r of club s u m m e r school. and vigor of th e plants were th e d e th e forest regions of Oregon an d a b e t t e r c h a n c e of p e r m a n e n c e th a n th e O regon sy stem of h ig h e r e d u c a pile in stead . ciding factors. S ta n d s p a stu re d too T h e a r r a n g e m e n t for the coaching 1 W ash in g to n this week as tile Pres- tion . p re s id in g for his tw enty-sixth T his, you say, is e c o n o m y , a n d re th e ra ilro a d . closely by sheep killed o u t alm o st T h e q u e s tio n now Is— was t h a t I * B nual c o m m e n c e m e n t on th e s t a te school work, to be given th e first 1 ¡d ent's em ergency conservation work d u c ti o n of ex pen ses. O PT O M E T R IS T tab lesp i completely; stan d s seeded on s u m college cam pu s. Dr. N eale was for ,w o w* * * ‘lt8 of th e session is for this forces swing into aetion on the wes- a m istake? T h e r a i lr o a d s a r e still A b a1 rd as t h i s p ro b le m Is, it m er fallow where weeds were n u m n e a rly 10 y ears d e a n of th e school ?‘‘a t u r * ) to be a lt e r n a t e d h e reaftei te r n forest fro n t, according to an- D i s t in c t iv e Optical Herrin Î ,u a rt uo m o r e a b s u r d t h a n t h e a n ti c s ot th e basic m e d iu m of tr a n s p o r t . T hey tablespi ot ed u c a tio n a t t h e U niversity ol b etw een O regon State college an d n o u n cem e n t of regional forester C. erous came th r o u g h in good shap e, still c a r r y p ra c tic a lly all of th e long o u r le g is la tiv e b o dies In t h e m a t t e r M e d f o rd , Oregon ^ Cu p gi as did fields sh eltere d from th e M issouri befo re ta k i n g his present [ l *ie U niversity of Oregon. The j j Buck, P o rtla n d , Oregon, of taxes. T h e y s h i f t a tax fr o m on e haul fr e ig h t in th e c o u n tr y , a n d th e ------------------------ -------------- - % cups north an d east winds. New la n d position. school in 193 4 will be at E ugene. : Oregon, a total of 87 camps T h ey still clas s of p r o p e r t y to a n o t h e r — t h u s bu lk of t h e s h o r t - h a u l Dr. J o h n H ay es H olm es, m in is te r ?•“*' o u t-o f-s ta te i n s t r u c t o r s 1 have been approved, and 6S in where soil fertility w as good r e t a i n . v . v . v . - . N W . v . v . - . v . v , ' , ' , ioften thi t a k i n g th e m o n e y fro m “ d if fe re n t reach every c o r n e r of th e n a t i o n — of t h e C o m m u n it y C h u r c h of New a r e being b ro u g h t to the cam p us W ashington. These include 65 na- ed a stan d of clover, while the s m a ll s o m e th i n g no o t h e r tr a n s p o r t sy s p i l e s “'— a n d call It ta x re d u c t io n T h e y still o ff e r u n p a r a York, is to p re a c h th e b a c a l a u r e a te , *lis y‘'a r a l,d •he resident sta ff will tio n a l forest camps in Oregon, and er, w eaker plants on poor soils k i l l F o r g o v e r n m e n t , a s fo r a n Individ tem does. T his 8ervH a t g re a t ly reduced pay. In j q |n W ash in g to n : 2 s tate camps In ed out. | lleled s t a n d a r d s of service. T h e re s e r m o n on S u n d a y , J u n e 4. C abinet Works ul|d ™a¡ u al, t h e r e is b u t o n e w ay to red u ce is still no c o m p e t it o r in th e field fa m o u s div in e will he in t h e n o rth - hon,e econom ics th e r e will be In ad O regon an d 6 in W ashington: S pri tuxes— sp en d less m o n ey. E v e r y t h i n g In Cabinet Wet 8 ta I west fo r a n u m b e r of Hpeuklng en- d i , ion to I)r. Steenbock, Miss Doris vate land camps in Oregon an d 17 in which is ab le to fill t h e i r shoes. come again W a sh in g to n : 2 national p a rk camps M A KE TA.YKH F I T IN C O M E H uilro ad im p r o v e m e n t In the g s g e i n e n ts in J u n e m a k i n g possible S c h u m a k e r who will Established in 11)08 his a p p e a r a n c e on th is occusion. , from C ornell university, New York, in Oregon and 5 in W ash in g to n : Hack in th e p a lm y d a y s of th e pre U nited S ta te s bu s sto pped because end A lu m n i o f O rego n S ta t e will hold to *lve w o r *< In p a re n ta l edu cation a n d 10 O regon and California re |we h av e r e g u l a t e d th e r a i lr o a d s d e p re s s io n e r a , e x tr a v a g a n c e in m a th e i r a n n u a l r e u n i o n s d u rin g com-j a n d fam ily relation ships. vested land g ran t camps in Oregon. a llo w et ny b u sin e sse s w as r e s p o n s ib le for with a n Iron h a n d — a n d —Auto C a talo g s a r e now being issued In add itio n th e r e will be a num ber m e n c e m e n t w eek en d , w ith th e class t h e i r s u b s e q u e n t fa i lu r e . T h e y had c o m p e t it o r s to e sc a p e th e sa m e ty pe a n d may be had free on ap plication of Indian reservation camps in both of 1908 c e le b ra tin g its silver J u b i It h a s s to p p e d he- build u p e x p e n se s a n d a n o v e rh e a d of r e g u l a ti o n . lee a n d t h a t of 1883 its golden j u b i to th e P o r t la n d extension center or states. t h a t co u ld n o t be m e t when sale* c au se we h a v e used r a i lr o a d taxes to th e college cam pus. Advance co n tin g en ts of enrolled to su b sid ize w a te r-w a y , air -m a il, an d lee. O th e r classes to hold re u n io n s d rop p ed . an d a r e th o s e of '76 . '7 7, '7 8, '7 9, '95. CH1K OPA CTO H m en and w oodsm en u n d e r the di h ig h w a y c o m p e titio n . It h a s s t o p E x t r a v a g a n c e on th e p u rl of In f a r m mi '96 , '97. '98 , '14 , '1 5, '1 6, a n d '17. rection of arm y officers, will occu d iv id u a ls , in b u y in g lu x u r ie s they ped b ecau se we h a v e t h r o t t l e d the py a m a jo rity of these camp sites r a i lr o a d s w ith p o litical re d ta p e a n d AT REASON \ I I I , E I' lt l t ES c o u ld n o t a f f o r d , w as lik ew ise th e d u r i n g th e coming two weeks, and c a u s e o f g r e a t h a r d s h i p l a t e r on. given favo rs to t r a n s p o r t m e d iu m s A ffile P ilo n e R id o — ILiuse 3«0»Ided fo proceed as rapidly as possible with S a la r ie s w e re c u t, Jobs w e re lost— w hich, w hile th e y h av e a place, a re o rdini IN QU IR E AT T H E AMERICAN th e erection and preparation of the fa r in f e rio r to th e ra ils in m a g n i tu d e a n d it w as im p o ssib le to m a i n ta i n ca m p s to receive the full quo ta ot “T h e R est C h i r o p r a c t o r Smv th e old in f la t e d s t a n d a r d s o f living a n d efficiency of service, in respo nsl rj r p • a J E U G E N E , O re,— College an d unl- liy th e s a m e t o k e n , g o v e rn m e n t hllity, an d In t h e i r im p o r t a n c e to th e D C E l i m i n a t e d verslty s t u d e n t s a re far from being enro lled men, it is said. C am ps will S. Depa be of two kinds, tent camps, and e x tr a v a g a n c e now is lay in g th e seed s fin an cial f u t u r e of (he c o u n tr y . . | th e n o n-religious group th a t many cam p s of the overseas b a rr a c k s type W h a t a r e you g o in g to do a b o u t of ev en g r e a t e r t r o u b le . Husinesse* I people m a k e t h e m out to be. In - ________ l . ■ — ---------- = n k s a r e T h a t th e use of d a ir y p ro d u c ts a.- , fa(.t a very larKe proportion of (hem Hoth types will h ave wooden h ead slid I n d iv id u a ls h a v e le a r n e d th e i r y o u r In terest in th e r a i lr o a d s ? ---------------------------------------------- p aym en q u a r t e r s buildings. a t r a d e le a d e r w h en f e a t u r e d at cut a r „ chllr(.h m em b ers, while m a n y o! le sso n s— th e y h a v e c u t t h e i r sails 2 0 8 M e d f o r d B ld g. Medford i-irs, p lu s MOKE P O W E R AT HOME According to an an noucem ent LAWYER prices Is a s e rio u s h a n d ic a p to th e I th e m who do n o t come u n d e r reIi. to fit t h e i r fin an ces. G overnm ent e to 4 4 from th e d ire c to r of the emergency d a ir y i n d u s tr y of th e s t a t e as well K| 0Us Influences, believe in God and hux not. I t h a s b r o a d e n e d its fu n c Post Office liuildiui; It is a r e m a r k a b l e fact th a t d u r conservatio n w ork, W ashington, I) as to th e p u r c h a s in g p o w er of t h e in reIi(t,o n . The9e a re factg ,)rought Medford tio n s a n d ra is e d its o p e r a t i n g co sts ing th e m ost I n t e n s e y e a r of d e p r e s O rego n c u s t o m e r s of all b u sin e ss in any o u t , n „ HUrvev r „ ndul.t ,.d a m o n g C., th e P res id en t has set an objective in th e face o f g ig a n t ic d r o p s in th e sion 193 2 sales of e le c tric ity f(l( to have the e n tire 275,000 m en in to w n is th e reaso n t h a t s t e p s a r e be 6.500 # t u d e n U on varloils C H I R O P O D IS T ••0 0 ° Ff n a t i o n a l incom e. It Is m a i n ta i n in g d o m e s tic im p u s e s p u rp o s e s a d v a n c e d ovet l o r s in t Ing t a k e n by civic la b o r a n d house- of i n s ti tu t io n s west of th e Mississip th e cam ps by .July 1. This will re Itself in a s t a t e o f lu x u ry t h a t th e 1931. O.OOO.OOC w ives’ g ro u p s t h r o u g h o u t th e s t a te q u ir e enrolling men at the r a t e of P h o n e s 77 a n d 177 p r i v a te c itiz e n s c a n n o t a ff o rd . pi hy Dr. P. A. Parsons, pro fessor of Also d u r i n g th e y ear, th e cost of S. F arm ers W a r d e p a rtm e n t to e li m i n a t e th is p ra c tic e by some goolology at th e U n| versJ|y of 0 r P . ¡8,540 por day. U nless governm ent re t r e n c h e s , ele c tric ity went do w n T h is n a t u r a l DAIRYMAN officia ls s ta te th a t th is will he ; gon aIld presld en t of , hhp P actf,c th e c a p it a l t h a t p ro v id e s job s, o p en s ly led to th e s ale of m o r e elec tric firm s a n d in d iv id u a l food sto re s. F re s h Milk a n d C ream R ecen tly the. C e n t r a l L a b o r C o u n - ! Division of th e new o p p o r t u n i t i e s a n d c r e a t e s p ro la b o r sav in g devices, a n d th e i r wl- N o rth American g r e a t e r th a n th e av erag e rate m a in Delivered Dally ns of th tain ed by both th e a rm y and navy ell of P o r t l a n d passed u n a n im o u s res- d u c ti v e e n t e r p r i s e will be stifle d d e r use. Hoard of Religion in H ig h e r Ednca F a c in g th e I n d u s tr y is a Phone 14x1 C e n tra l Point N in th Y e a r In Medford fistance i of t h e U nited S tates durin g the Tlie f a r m e r will be c r u s h e d b e n e a th vast p o te n t ia l m a r k e t — th e pro perly o lu tlo n s c o n d e m n in g th is m e t h o d ol tlon Hoth th e U niversity of Oregon pro s i m i la r action n b u r d e n o f c o sts t h a t h e c a n n o t pay e le c trifie d h o m e is still t h e excep m e r c h a n d is in g a n d a n d th e Oregon S ta te College were W orld W ar. To accomplish this ob — ’ e re s t rat has been re c e n tly t a k e n by th e C h a m jective will m e a n th a t all d ep art ! - in v a r i o u s s t a te s , m o r e t h a n fifty tio n a n d not t h e ru le in cluded in th e survey. The indus p e r r e n t of fa r m ta x e s a r e In a r r e a r s t r y 's policy Is a n d h a s b een to e x ber of C o m m e rc e In vario u a part) T h e re p o r t of th is su rv ey w as giv m e n ts connected with the w ork must! a n d t h o u s a n d s of a c r e s h a v e been plore th a t m a r k e t us r a p id ly as is of th e state. en hy I)r P a rs o n s before th e a n n u a l o p e ra te at top speed for the next! T h e Act “ T h is q u e s tio n is not a lo n e of co n m ee tin g of th e Pacific Division at few weeks. The fo ur de p a rtm e n ts j t a k e n o v e r by t h e s t a te s . T h e In d i econo m ically possible. T his, of v id u a l is faced w ith ta x p a y m e n t s c o u rs e . Is good b u sin e ss fo r th e u t i l c e rn to th e d a i r y m e n b u t to th e b u s th e U niv ersity recently. It showed co ncerned with the project a r e t h e 1 iness m en a n d b a n k e r s a n d citizens t h a t 91 per cent of th e student? lab o r d e p a rtm e n t, war d e p a rtm e n t I tl bond 1 o u t of a ll p r o p o r t i o n to Income. ity & A (rsa 7 U of ev ery c o m m u n ity . C ut prices fot lee fu n d , d e p a rt m e n t of the in terio r, and de In b rie f, t h e w o rk o f reco v ery will q u estio n e d cam e u n d e r religio us in I Hut It Is good b u sin e ss for th e mean o n e of two to wish p a r t m e n t of ag ricu ltu re. be f u tile If g o v e r n m e n t r e f u s e s to c u s t o m e r as well. It Is he who reap s d a ir y p ro d u c ts flu en ce Of th e 5,500 a to t a l ol th in g s, e i t h e r th e food h a n d l e r is «1 L e n d t r i m its c o sts to fit t h e n a ti o n 's t h e g re a t e s t ben efit. 3,905 decla red t h a t both of theii j ta k i n g a loss of a few c e n ts on each made o porkethooks. p a r e n t s w ere c h u rc h m e m b e rs, w hile j { E v en d ep res sio n c a n 't halt e le c granted b o ttle o r each p o u n d of d a ir y p ro 975 said e it h e r f a t h e r o r m o th ei j tric u se — In d u s tr i a l sales m ay d ro p F urther d u c ts sold a n d t h u s fo rc in g down w ere m em b ers. 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