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CI GATES HEADS
RECREATION GO. AT
MEDICINE CAN'T
BASIN PROJECT
UKE OF WOODS IS TURNED DOWN
luciiriioi-uU'tl at $J5.0(M(, the Ijikr
of the Vomln kuiteaUtu, ciiiii)Ktny
wan formed curly lhln week with Ali-d-ford
men In iharye. thv capital stork
of which Iik'IuiIvh louo Hhart'tt at f2i
each.
Its )tur(K( Ih to niako a niiiilcl
Hiiinnicr r oho it al (lie lake, which will
include a hotel, nlnn cottauoH and
1" or L'U ImatH. ami which, it is rx
prctei!, will in; ready for he Hero va
cation hpuhoii.
Jl. K. (tlPUHon of llciiirley, Calif.. Ih
V the Kencral iiiHiiuKn'. while C. K. Uatus
is president, (J. A. third ner aeerctary,
Charles A. Win;. treuHurer and V. J.
Newman, manatjer in charge of ac
tual erection.
This corporation 1b not to he con
fused with the Lake of the Woods un
social Ion of Ashland, which lias
charge of a number of cottugCK aloiiK
the lake Hhnre. Instead of cottages,
the company plans to make a resort
In every way equal with the one at
Diamond lake.
Fishing is said to he very good at
the lake, and boating and Kwimming
very enjoyable. A golf course is also
nenrby for those desiring to play.
At present the National forest ser
vice Ih making a special survey it the
lake Hcction, in connection with plans
of the local corporation.
AT
War which has been waging on all
fronts in the poultry world in recent
months will lie. given a big impetus
in the poultry show to he staged al
the coming Jackson county industrial
fair, Aledford. September Hi to lit, it
was announced by Secretary S. 1.
IJrown.
A big drive on slackers, national in
scope, will he launched by poultry
cxpeits at the Jackson county indus
trial fair. Culling of all flocks in this
locality will he carried on systemat
ically ami the slackers among the
poultry fraternity sent to the market.
Poultry specialists will urge farmers
to get rid of their Inferior stock, old
hens, fat hens, hens that want to set
frequently and do not care to lay eggs,
ami hens with a weak disposition will
be ticketed for the guillotine.
"The value of pure-bred sires has
been thoroughly proved In the dairy
cattle business by the increased size
of cream checks," says W. J. Warner,
superintendent of the poultry show.
"The sumo results can be obtained in
poult ry if farmers will select good
roosters to head t heir flocks each
year. A scrub hen will ordinarily lay
about JiiO eggs a year, while a bird
of good breeding, from flocks that
have been culled, will average about
'250 eggs. Not only will the egg pro
duction be doubled but the meat pro
duced increased, und all at no in
crease In cost of feeding, for a good
bird will not eat any more than a
scrub bird."
All of the leading breeds of poultry
including American, Asiatic Mediter
ranean, Kngllsh, Polish, Continental,
Hamburg and Orientals will be ex
hibited ul the fair. In addition there
will ho the customary exhibits of
ducks, geese and turkeys. llutries
will close September 15.
Opening New Market
And Grocery Store
M. K. Wilson, recently from South
lako(a, has leased the meat and fish
department of the Johnson Produce
Co. and will open for business Satur
day. August 29.
y Mr. Wilson has given the building
a thorough overhauling, has painted
and otherwise improved the same, will
add a stock of groceries to the meal
and fish busines sand will run an up-to-date
place.
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The Red Cross life saving training
course began last night will con
tinue every night for a week, un
der the supervision of o. L. Cornwall,
at Merrick's natltorlum. will be open
to all Scouts. This will be the only
opportunity this year to prepare for
becoming a Junior life saver, and will
also bo nn opportunity to pass life
saving and swimming badges. The
only fee. charged will be the regular
tank fee nt the plunge. At the end of
the course there will be a tournamenl
and valuable cups anil prl.es will be
offered for the winners of events.
Stout troops In Crater I-ake council
are planning their winter's activities.
J lifter being more or less dlsorganlz
ed during the summer, fellows are re
turning home ready to take active In
terest and put sotiie of their new Ide.is
Into scouting.
Onvernor Smith of New York,
speaking to 3itH) Scouts at the C, renin
New York Roy Scout camp at Kanoh
wahke lakes. August 1th. where he
was present with '2?t other guests of
Mr. Rarron Collier, vice president of
the Roy Scout foundation nf Greater
New York, said "The one tiling above
all things that will prevent crime is
the prop- association that boy.
form through the Roy Scout move
ment, nnd ih' promotion of respect to
law that comes ns a result ijf these
as Mentions.
1 .a test reports on Seounendtershi
0u the l'nllij StHten:
Total boys aijoffieluls ....T79.SM
q Scoutmasters ir I , E 4
Assistant Scoutmaster HO.nxJ
n Mner vo'wneers U'.3f'S
u utul Number Troops 24.2S'i
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Cook with ga. s if
WASHINGTON. Auir. 27. (A. IV)
The special commission on the pro
po.ed Columbia river basin reclama
tion project reported to Secretary
Work today that tlm time had not
arrived when local ami national in
terests required the proposed con
struction. The report pointed out that the
cost of the project had been fixed at
$l!3.J0.0i0, which is ir,x an acre,
and declared the bureau of reclama
tion has not the information needed
i to formulate a development plan n
, costly and complex as the one out
I lined.
I "Your com mission has no doubt
J that the time will come when local
and national interests will require the
construction of these works and the
utilization of these Immeasurably val-
uable resources," said the report. "It
(does not believe, however, that this
I' time has arrived.
"So far as const met ton is coii
. cerned, the procedure of the pact
.could be followed, but building these
I irrigation works would not of itself
insure solvent developments or create
real opportunities not sil tiers. Past
experience in this and other irrigated
countries is conclusive Hint solvent
reels mat Ion requires a program of
settlement and farm development.'
The Screen
Ily Ye Tress Agent.
.Milton sills ii Star.
"The Making of O'Malley." W the
current feature picture at the Hunt's
Cralerian. starring Milton Wills.
Many times has Milton Sills been
featured, but as Patrolman O' Ma I ley
he makes his star debut. And such a
big, kindly, shining star as he is.
The story .is woven around a big
lriili copper on the New York police
force, but there is an interlock so im
penetrable, almost, that a little child
appears imnii of the time to be Hie
chief actor. It is the little child and
tin big policeman who get a grip on
one's heart, ami each is possessed of
native finalities calculated to do that.
Milton Sills is so fine one forgets
he is screen acting and is fairly car
ried away by the story.
Hoot (Jib-on leaving.
"The Kfdin' Kid From" Powder
Uiver," Hoot (iibson production,
which closes at the Ilialto thealer to
night, is a motion picture story that
excites interest from the beginning
und mainains it quite ably.
It Is one nf the best vehicles In
which Hoot has been wen .in a long
time.
Some of the famous I'nlversal ranch
riders thrill by their spectacular feats
of horsemanship, and the entire cast
does some fine work.
"The Sign of the Cactus." starring
Jack Hoxle. which will be shown In
the Kialto theater tomorrow nnd Sun
day, is the story of the dispte between
a big irrigation company and ranch
ers who feel they have been the vic
tims of sharp practice. Hoxie is east as
a sort of ltobin Hood, and the sup
porting company includes Helen
Holmes. FrnneiH Ford. Josef Sw ickurd.
Muriel Frances. Dana J. fJonlnui Uus
setl. Jack Pratt, Frank Ncwberg und
Hobby Cordon.
Authoress to lie Sl'.w artless.
NEW YORK, Aug. '2d. Countess
LeitenU of Italy bus acted as stew
ardess on the steamship Duillo in or
der to obtain material on American
tourists for a book.
An Old English Beauty Recipe
"Howard's Buttermilk Cream"
Says It's Nothing More Tlian Did
l-'iisliloi.rl Ordinary HntU-miUk In
the -form of a Wonderful Cream.
IS ;iianuitcrd by All inl Drug
ami Depart meiit Stores.
Rig Demand Aniaes Druggists.
The first application nf Howard's
Rultermllk Cream will astonish you.
It creates beauty almost like inagle.
The most wonderful thing about It.
Is the fact -that while it turns the
dullest, most lifeless complexion t
radiiint beauty and makes red or
rough hands or arms snowy white,
yet there is not the slightest sign
of Its use after application. It actu
ally vanishes from - sight iind Hie
most heated atmosphere will not pro
duce the hast shinincss or greasl
u ess of the skin.
No matter whether you are
troubled with a poor complexion,
wrinkles, pufflness around the eyes,
freckles, crows' feel or lines around
the mouth, ugly finger nails, or Just
:i simple roughiies-: of the face, hands
or arms ii used by wind or sun, you
Sec the Canadian Tfyckics
Jasper
NATIONAL PARK.
On your trip a5t or your va
cation tour see Jasper National
Park's 4,400 square miles of
scenic glories. Golf at Jasper
Park Lodge. yery mi'j a picturel
Scenic Booklet Free
LOW SUMMER FARES
A.B. Holtorp, CityPaii. Agent
122 Third St., Portland, Ore.
Phone Broadway 5300
CANADIAN NATIONAE? RAILWAY
Di:s MOINKS. Iowa. Aug. '21. (A.
I. ) I huk and inedii incs cannot
make 1 a fat person thin and they
railing add wctulu. Dr. I.yman K.
Kebler. of the bureau of chemistry.
Washington, I). C, who is here for
sessions of the American l'harmaceu
(1( Jil association, declared today.
"Fat persons are horn," he said,
"and not made, Sensible eating is
the only method ul" keeping one's
figure normal." i
I r. Kebler told nf the activity of
the bureau In putting out of busi-'
ness In Kansas City u firm "that Uhh
fleeced the public out of huge sums
of money, claiming the had a fur
reducing properly in their medicines.!
"They made $'.00,000 in 1023, and;
M00. 00(1 In 1!IM." Dr. Kebler said.j
before they weru put out of business.
E SEEKERS IN
THEF
PORTLAND. Aug. '27. Homeseck
crs still continue to call at the Land
.Settlement department and two fam
ilies so far Ibis week have been lo-
Icaleil out of their Port land office.
Frank .1. Laiuberg;er of Syracuse.
N. Y., who lias been in correspond
ence with the department for several
months, has bought a place near lica
. verton, regon.
Kd Kenney and family of Oakes,
N. D., are enjoying their new home
near flat ska nle. Columbia county.
(They purchased SO acres logged off
land.
i K. Pickering and C. M. Randall
.of Palisade. Neb., arrived this deck.
and have also gone into Columbia J
coiint.v to look at some cut over land.
I The Ontario ami Afchland gateway
'offices slill report homcscekers com
ing into Oregon. Two settlers were
registered this we It by the Ontario
office: M. P. Fralcy, Northome,
Minn., who has located un a farm
near Kugene, Lane county, and Frank
Pease, of Yakima, Wash,, who has
settled in Malheur county.
A number of California prospects
are now In Oregon looking for farms.
according to the latest report from the
lAshliind office. Hlchard Stevens of
Sun Francisco is interested in Coos
liny and MarshHcld; C. A. Shackel
ford, Harden drove. Oil., is looking
over thp Uugue Hive'r valley; Henry
I T. K lug, At water. Oil., is interested
' in liandon : J . N. Polick, En le wood,
( Oil., Is investigating Marion county
,ilnd the vicinity of Salem; T. Stacy,
Long Heaeh, is in Medford negotiat
ing for a farm: d. A. Hoist and broth
er, Santa Monica, arc planning on
, buying a fruit farm in Jackson coun
ly, nnd Win. Kangos, Los Angeles, Is
looking for a good dairy somewhere
in the Willamette valley. Hy Marti
comes as a real prospect from Los
'Angeles branch office. He is now in
Lincoln futility about to close a deal
which will make him a new settler.
MacMillan Starts Again.
WASHINGTON. Aug. '2ii. (A. P.)
The MacMillan arctic expedition
has resumed its south ward voyage
after having been weather-bound fort
several days on the northwestern
coast of dreeuland.
Cook with gas.
If
will find that any or all of ihesn
troubles will quickly disappear with
the use of Howard's Rutturmilk
Ci earn.
To prove this to your complete
satiMfaction, get a Ktnall njitintity to
ihiy ii L your favorite toilet goods
(-on titer wltli t he understanding that
they will freely ret urn the purchase
money should you be dissatisfied.
All druggists. Adv.
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Wholesale Distributors
DR. W. C. SCHAEFER
Announces the opening of his dental office at rooms
425-26 Medford Building.
Practice limited to the extraction of teeth,
Dental Radiography and Oral Surgery.
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GENERAL Gasoline is made by GEN
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word in refining methods. It assures, from
any engine, the best performance of which
that engine is capable. It adds wings to
your car!
Sold Only by Authorized, Independent Dealers,
at the Green-and-White Sign
"Fill Up Your Tank and Let Your ENGINE Decide!"
GfiLS OLIME
and Lub
rseanfs
Medford Plate and
Window GIas3 Co.
Autnmuliilo glass niwl f;laR for nil
purposes. Wo repair itrohou whi
tlows and rcHilvor old mirrors, make
mirrors any sl.n. Complete line
hcvoliug and grinding machlnnry;
employ nothing bill cxporlcuccd
help.
J. V. MORGAN, Manager
118 S. Bartlett - Phono 140
ESSEX COACH
excellent condition
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Travel by Motor Stage
8ATELY, 8WIFTLY AND COMFORTABLY
Two Through Stages Daily
To Portland, leaving Medford at 7:45 A. M, and 1130 A. M.
A pleasant one day trip.
Also loaves Medford at 5:00 P. M. for Roscburg, connecting
following morning to Portland.
Wa taka passengera for all way polnta. For furttitr Information
and tickettgCall Union Stage Oopt. Phone30.
FARE BEDFORD-PORTLAND $7.85
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is
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For Second-Hand
Furniture and Stoves
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Furniture House
315 E. Main Phone 505
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