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fBVBUUY, XOVEMBKR <i, llM =3 Sport Gags By K. D. P. TT H,Y*yfT° "Mi™ ofipoHitlon As Ttme put it. "Reside i great victory. Roosevelt also had the greatest vote of no confidence that any President ever received ” That is not a carping, spoil-sport ob servation—it Is simply the f*et. The President won a clean-cut victory, bu* he didn't win in anything re sembling a landslide Indeed. If on ly about one million votes had been cast the other way in the big key states it would have been possible for Mr. Wfllkie to have obtained a two- vote Electoral College majority, even though the President would mill have had a popular majority. I have galloped up and down many fine courts in high school gyms in the northwest in basketball games. Ther« have been many fine gyms that I have seen. Fine gyms that are built ot massive cement structure or brick SPEND FOOD MONEY' WISELY buildings that make them look big I stand up under rdinary stresses and ger and more Impressive than our • No financier makes more important strains of llfi much less fit him to new gym. Rut in so many such, investments than does the woman meet any kind uf a crisis, Unsafe their massiveness pales to Insignifi who spends the weekly food allow diets bring in their train su< h symp- cance beside our own new gym. ance. She sees the results of her j tom» a« chronic tatlgue. lethargy money management reflected, not in md certain types of digestive ——_ _.j dis- As to the maple floor, our new one financial lose or gain, but in the j orders. Results of these symptoms is the equal of any college floor and health and happiness of her family may be a person who is constantly The big cities of the country did it is really a dandy—a real floor Setting a good table can be a great under par—in his resistance to dia- much to give the President his win. where real ball players can plant strain on the budget, unless one plans | ease and his general well-being. He carried New York States by leas their feet with confidence. Two cro.-c- the meal carefully with due regard The country over, the outstanding than 250.000 votes—yet his plurality courta can be had on this court where to both monetary and dietetic values. dlfference between good and poor in New York city was 710,000. He more players may be tested than be "Y’ou can spend enough money on diet Iles in the greater amounts of carried Illinois by a margin or »s,- fore. And for the first time in many food to buy a good diet and still suf the protective foods that the good 000 while Chicago gave him almoit a year our high school team will have fer from hidden hunger." That is diets contain. These foods include a 300.000 lead. While he had an the chance of getting ueed to a bigger the gbtt of a recent survey of diets I milk. eggs, green leafy fegetablea edge ot 73.000 In Milwaukie, his net court, than they have had in the past, j of farm and city families made and fruits, especially the cl true fruits majority in Wisconsin was but 30,- In the past year they used to prac the Bureau of Home Economy, U.S and tomatoes Th*-se foods are called 000. Mr. Wlllkle ran very well in tice in the afternoon and used to Dept, of Agriculture and four other ' "protective" because they are rich In the rural districts and the small practice in the dim court where there government agencies. In other words. ' certain vitamins and vitamins And towns all over the country, except for was not enough light, which was the many a city family is not laying out they are especially valuable because the South. tAn the other hand, Mr. trouble with our old gym. But now its food dollars so as to buy health they supply calcium and vitamin A Roosevelt's strength in some New and C—the food factors frequently they can practice in that new gym and good nutrition. England areas which are die-hard Many a far » in the afternoon with ample light family Is not making the most of In low In poor diets. Milk should bo Republican by tradition, was greater supplied In the amounts of one quart than before. from the outside. The gym will be land and livestock to feed the family just warm enough to play good right. Diet deficiency is widespread for each child every day and one pint Mr. Roosevelt's tremendous majori games and keep the spectators warm and it is not confined to families for the adult If the safety level for ties in the big Industrial towns In too, by means of a new heating sys whose Incomer are too low to buy en calcium is to be maintained A close dicates that labor was pretty close to up of the diet« in this purvey show tem that the old gym certainly ough of the right kind uf food. -solid behind him, and that John L. ed that those rated excellent used lacked. In grading diets for the survey any three times as much milk, and almost Lewis' endorsement of Wlllkle di J little if any good for the Republican They huve two fine dressing rooms diet was called "unsafe" that did not twL e as many veetables and fruits, candidate The farm vote wont furnish at least the average amounts • is the diet rated as poor or unsafe. and fine shower rooms of the latest Republican by a considerable major of the food values the body needs Obviously from this study, it is well style. And they are warm too and Just to keep It growing. This type of worth any homemaker's time to ity, which indicates that Mr Wallace which will mean fewer cases of colds diet is unsafe because a .person can't study food values and their relation was less effective ns a campaigner for our players than has been the than Senator McNary. The two vice- count on it to keep him In shape to to food costs. case in the past. presidential candidates did most of the campaigning In the farm belt. That is about all I can describe be- service, from Washington. D. C. Mr as much as he needed 52 per cent to What effect Mr Willkle's total of cause I want all ot you to come down Motz has spent many years abroad, win. because of the exce.-«ively heavy almost 22.000 000 votes will have on and look over our new gym on the from where he sent back regular re majorities the Democratic ticket al Congress la now a subject of great night when the Student Body of the ports on foreign production and The Republicans lost ways rolls up In the South. »< discussion, high school will put on a inter-class marketing conditions for the benefit seats In the House, anti made small What this means Is that for the of American growers. playa which .promises to be good too first time the President has met real gains in the Senate, and the set-up that night of November 29. Mutz will speak on the opening day's program on the subject of “Ar Now I want to tell you what I gentine Fruit Production in Relation think of that new gym personally, I to Our Domestic Markets." He will am mighty proud of the new one and also speak at an evening meeting, at I am sure that all of you are. It is which he will show colored moving the taxpayers’ honestly earned money pictures of fruit production in th» that made it possible to put over the Argentine, "The American Market new one. In every one of the new for Oregon Fruits" will be discussed gynia In Oregon, that have mush by William A. Schoenfeld, dean and roomed up amazingly. I have found director of agriculture at O.S.C. that the new ones of the other dis The opening session Monday morn trlcts have been sponsored by WPA ing will be devoted to disease and or PWA or what have you under the pest control, the afternoon to market alphetical ing. and the morning of December government's numerous bureaus. Gut in our own district the 10 to a general program on produc money spent on the new gym is OUI tion methods. The closing session own taxpayers’ money. Tuewlay afternoon will be devoted to : ., A[>A.Rr MAYN E ORÉGON 'DAIRY COUNCIL In both branches will bo little dif one cow dairymen who voluntarily maintain the minimum prices which However, it may be that some of the this Board establishes for the dairy old line Democrat« who have dis men who are dependent upon the sale of milk for their livelihood. approved of part of the s’ew Dsal "There is Involved in your Inquiry program will become more agg res slve. And the Republicans have cer pertaining to the sale of milk from one cow, however, the matter of the tatnly been cheered by the nii» of sanitary regulations and 1 would sug their vote and. despite the smallness of their number» In Congress, are in gest on that point that you get In the best position in eight years to touch with the State Department of form an Intelligent and effective op Agriculture, Division of Foods and Dairies. Salem, Oregon." position. ferent next January than It is now One Cow Dairies Not Subject to Milk Control Board In reply to a recent inquiry tila following statement from the Ad- ■ninL-ttrator of the Oregon Milk Con- trol Board is self-explanatory: “A man having one cow I m not BUb- ject to any of the terms of the Ore- gon Milk Control Act or the Orders of the Board. He may sell or give away the niilk produced from such a cow if he so desires. 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Y ou will lie pleased with them. \ MOST I NISI AL VALUE —»— FOR YOUR Sassy Shop MAIN GYMNASIUM 4T < | NTH 4L We Furnished AH The Mill Work pears, with special emphasis on So I feel in my own heart that the grading and marketing new gym of ours is but a SYMBOL o< the CENTRAL POINTS INDEPEN DENCE. And may our independent’ last forever! An analysis of the election statis- tics produces some highly interest Ing facts. Most obvious of those facts is that Mr. Roosevelt’s tremen- dous Electoral College majority gives Problem« of fruit marketing will be no Indication whatsoever of the close given firjwt place on the program for ness of the contest. Measured in the fifty-fifth annual meeting of the popular votes, this was the closest Oregon State Horticultural society in election since 1916, when Wilson and the standard bearers, Medford, December 9 and 10. accord Hughes were tolsi vote of close to 50.000.- ing to the program just issued. With a plurality was 000. the President's Chester Fitch of Medford is president cast fot of the society, and O. T. McWhorter. under 5.000.000. The vote largest evei Mr. Wlllkle was the Oregon State college, is secretary - Piven a Republican candidate. The treasurer. President's percentage of the total Headlined speaker this year is F A. Motz, agricultural commissioner ( Vote was about 54 j per cent :—which In the divMon of foreign agricultural is a comparatlyly slim margin. in- Medford Armory Monday Night Padgham Planing Economic Highlights Oregon Fruit Growers To Meet in Medford 1303-1309 Court St Heats Hale at BROWN**. Pial 2783 Medford PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL New Gymnasium Sonoma Valley Cheese Factory I Central Point, Oregon in the New Gymnasium Installed by This Firm Can eo Beauty Shop Bradford Pruyn, D. C., Ph.C. 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