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MEDFORD MATIi TRIBUHE. MEDFORD. flREOOy, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1925 a
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A BLOW TO FEDERAL AIR DEVELOPMENT.
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Office: HU .
Rrth fir atrtot .
TribwM Building,
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A eooaolfditloft of tb Dcmortine T1bm, tfc
Mttflord Msll, Ui ft.lford TrtbuM. tU Bortlv
wd Oregouian, tb Aablutd Tribuo.
It ; BOBKHT W. RUHU Editor.
- . B. SUUPTKB BMiTH. tUiufft.
By Italt In Advux:
felly, with Sunday Sun, yt
i- 'BU7, with Sooday Hun, (tooth
1 Itellr, without Sunday Bud, ytar
- Dftity, without Buuday Sun, mouth
tfoftkly Mill Trlbuov, oua yeax
ftady Suu. to ytar
I . OARRiKli Jn i( ad font AaLUnA, Jachooav.
rfttU, Central Point, Fboenil, Talent and on
P1!
Wnwui:
Dally, with Sunday Sun, month ., ,M
m r. wiinoui Hunaav bud. montn....
'Dally, without Sunday Sun, on ytar.(
.'Dolly, with Sunday Sun, ona year,...
All tenna by carrier, cash In adfanoa.
1
7.60
MO
dally ,. Aera , tnreulatinn for -
Mothi ondliiff April la, Sftttt,,. mor than
ouoat uio rircuianon ei any outer vVl puw
Hatt4 or circulated to Jackaoo County.
btartd aa oontf-olaaa tnatttr l Mvdford.
(Official paper of tha City ot afdfardV
.Official paper of Jackaon Oo'Utty.
fbm only paper betweet ATtmv Ort.
CaiiforuU, a distance of owr 400
OUco,
VUMi,
orrloo.
1
havinf
and
400
lMd wlra Aaaoolata4 Ptom
M8MBERH OT TRr. Atcimnrrnn niv.HH.
Hie AaaoclatH) )rm la etoluaivtly -ttitltlad
t tha uat tor republication of all nawa die
' Mtohci credited to It or not otlierwlao credited
i. ttJ paper, and alao to tha local nwo pub-
All tHfftit of Tepoblleatfon, of fptoUl ,dl-
buimi erwio are aiao iiaei
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Perry.
Snienco has found a way .lo keep'
water out of gasoline, but 'the,- llltle
potatoes still gravltnte lu the top of
the sack.' -. . :
Dear MrH. Thompson: f tun so very
unhappy. 1 love .my husband very
much. (Grants Pass Courier.) No
wpnder.
; The fishing pole in mightier than
tlie 'hoe.
CiihdlrlnteB nre nppenrinK In the
field, and the vltnt problem before the
Intelligent -voter, Is to keep them In
the field. .
'Due mention 18 alwuyn mnde of the
onto that turna turtle, but nothing la
ever, aald about the auto that turna
mule. . .
rpUB' SHENANDOAH tlixiistiTi cniiiirnr liitnicdinlfly nfier 'n
X apiwreut tragedy of the II'N-O,. tmn't laa but . lovo a tie
vnKtnting blow to aerial ilevelopmeiit.of tlio nnvy.
Aeeortliiij; to the .aviation expert iieeoiiipaiiyitiK llie ginnt dirilii
1iie on its cross country flitflit, the wreck whh not due to aiiy de
feet in the ship. This may be true. Hut coiiBresg will be loath to,
upend more money for dirigibles,, until it is explained how a ship
without defeats, could meet with wieh a disaster.
If meterological reading's had been available .the -tragedy eould
have been avoided it is claimed. The question immediately arisoii
why such readings were not available. With the radio .the alRerte
o such readings would seem to be inexoiisnble. ' '
;, There ,ia still hope that the J'N!) will be found, uid its nrjjw
rescued. Hut here too, before (he country will bo 'inclined-to fi
nance -more non-stop ocean flights, the people will want to Jtnow
why an airplane which gave -a warning of its plight two hours
bofore it was forced down, was not rescued by one of the ships
in. ita vicinity, dispatched there for just such an emergency. . :
In other words, air development' by the government will bo
halted temporarily at lniixt, and stock taken of "the munition before
further expenditures will receive popular approval.
'That air development will eventually go on, is certain. Man's
progress in the contpiest of nature, has been built upon tragedies,
and always will be.. Only through disaster apparently has the
human animal been able to attain adcqiuito knowledge. . .
But -with one airplane lost in the J'ac.lfie and' the "pride of the
air ser.vice" a ghastly wreck in Ohio, it will be difficult to con
vince the public that there .is not something radically wrong in
our present methods of aerial transportation.'
Development undoubtedly will stop, temporarily, and give 'way
to a period of serious stock taking. . ...
PEAR PICKERS IN V
r.nninnno iirrnrn
IIkI.HIihIIX Mr HIM I
UllUlinilUU I1LLULU; ii
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TAKES RURAL ROUTE.
fteveral nhangea in the local poat
office atuff have:'juat;beenuannoiinc-
Whereaa a week ago there waa a, ,,,,, ,ne ,ule(lt of wh,rh ,he trttnH.
aurplua of peur plckera here, there' fppr,nK of the vmernn rlty rarrer. Ilo-.l
IH now a anomige oi aucn pii-Ker, mor H Harvey, at hla own requeat.
reporla Chris tiottlleh, local aecre- , rura rQUte- No, o to.flll the vacan
tary of the U. S. local branch of ,ny rHUBe(1 ,,,y the retirement of Ar
the II. S. Employment bureau, who tnur H Wlaalng last March because
waa healegec) by orchardlsla for 40 of rtlaahlllty. and which hna been tem
or more plckera thla forenoon onrt porarlly filled by Don A. Myers. Tire
waa unable to supply the needed change takes place September 8.
labor. ( Mr. Tlarvey la one of the two orig-
qhla ahortnge la explalned ,hy Mr. nal city carriers who entered , tha
flottlieb oa caused by 'the fact that local postal service September' M r..-.
what la known as the -experienced moil, tho other oi.e being "Roland
non-resident, or tourist pickers, -.who Reach, now asslstunt -postmaster. The,
were here for weeks, had become vacancy caused by the Hnrvey tra'ps-
.Testless and moved north-'to work -at fe,- has been filled by the promotion
CROSS-VNORto PUZZLE STORY,
.v''- : mAmmy' dear .- ,. .: .
f ie 7" 10 , 11 I y
When 1-2 and Pa were little Ma said they had a darky
1-4-8-10-14 to take care ol them.
"1304, bow we loved Hear Mammy I" said Ma, "Many .16-20 the
time Mammy has been 3-7 much like a good angel to rne I can
always look back with pleasant memories of her and my childhood!"
"Do you remember her old 10-11-12?" asked Pa.. " 11 is name was
Uncle 6-7.8!" ..
.; "18-19-20; Indeed I do!" cried Ma.' "Wasn't It Q-Chrfstmas
morning he would stand 2-S the door and say 'Christmus' giff ?'"
"That's the way he reminded as!" explained Pa. "I 13-15-18
ay it was a clever litlle idea, too!" , 1 ' ,
.'. "When Mammy '3-4-5 omside 16-17 the garden she smoked a
corn tdb pipe!" said Ma. "'I wish we had did Mammy with us yet
dear 'Old.Mammy and Uncle Tom. too!" , f- ' ,.
,. ...... . . Answer To Ijist Puzzle -
C 7.(me), 2-4-G-8-9 (lamps), -10 (so), i-b (as), 1 2 6 7 (ease), 2-3 (la).
' Oopirivlit, 7!M. b The Inlernttlinniil SynHculc
rasJier FlnV'y Nugciil. mr aiHinl.
IS, llilVC K-II Jtlbhlll" hIim-o last
nlglll, Uikl. ("V.iitlalilc N'mvt I'limi has
tclegi-aplutl a lU-Hcrlptlon of lilm t'
Hi' Mlnniy mII. "1 don't iiiro
1101 hln' uiKiut'Ui' iiiisliiini, you lioiit II
(limn I' tU' 'front: gnic nil' t0Mt III'
rar wlmlowx," yellcil IHk Iko Ijirk,
I'duy, ulum It commenced I' jamr.
Poems That Live
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRAOY M. D.
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WMa.Ol WIUIm mntt. tr
kv Dr. IiMv If a tt mod
wit wrtttM ki Ink. Owlot t IM Ian
N. nMbr mb k. maa. to bhimi
to w smaim
of lottofo roOo'od, ofify
v At anil YihiiIi. -
Crubliecl Ae nnd Youth
Cannot live toKothur; .
Youth Is full of pleiisunee,
As 1b, full of fare; ,
Youth la like summer hrnve, .
Ako like winter bare;
Youth like summer brave,
Affe like winter ban:;
Youth la 'full of Hport,
A"' bi'eaih Is short;
Youth, . ia . nimble, Ane In lame.
Youth Is Hot- A nil' bold.
Air Is weuk aul en Id;
I Youth Is wild, nurt Ao fs tnme.
IAbh, 1 do 'abhor -thee.
Youth, I do ntlore 'thee.
I O my Love, my Love Is young!
lAfie, M do defy thee '
G Hweet shepherd, hie thee.
For methinks thou stny'st too lonsr.
" WilHnm Shukespeare;
The 'minister first wrote about the (proved ours to be the weaker sex after
Ides of March. Inouirintr how nulokly , n,L
Hveral of our yrtutiK men are frnitiK
to "Old Oregon, " where they wlll be
painted green, and' dUt;ked In the his
toric mill race, for leaning on a phono
pole In front of a, member of the no- J pu-king hops in the Willamette val of Frank V. Tl'ihbar.l, who 'has'been
ntyz. class.
-'Tho- tlmo has come to sympathize
Wlt) the members of the gentler sex.
Who can't hob their hair, bucauso their
noses aro too long.-
TIIR J5IIOHT SKIRT AfiAlV.
JleKulh (Ark.) Ivelgir.)
A jolly hunch of our young'
people wont on a kodaking expe
dition 811 n day that remitted - In
many exposures and n very en
' Joyablo tlhie. (From R, F.)
'Another bnnk rashler ha dlmtp
penred with a 'hundsumo girl and
urn. -y ;
ley; nnd the foot that there Is not serving as the senior city suh-earrler.
enough resident labor to fill tho d- Then, too, It has been announced
mnml in tho .valley for pear pickers, that David J. Crampton. who had held
The move "of the tourist pickers thecontrnot for the mnll messenger
northward was first In evidence hero service between the postof flee ami de
lost Monday and the movement huH Pot. since July 1st, last, had resigned
increased dally since. Men ;pear thnt contract and .with hls wife and
plckera ore pnld forty cents per hour children doparted for Detroit. . Mich.,
and women nlnknrs flvn cen!n ner W0OK "K" 10 i"o'in wmi nry.
Hmit. 'imti I The .post office Is
ThlH picking shortage com eft In the
.one rou Id reduce weight. For'exnm-!
pie, he said, in slightly over two and
one-half weeks I have taken off 10
pounds; making my
present weight K8
pounds:. My -height,
Is 66 Inches. This
reduction was
achieved through
Heing hungry a good proportion of
the time Is n good deal more akin to
hnpplness which Is good health. Isn't
it? than being surfeited with fond
most of the time. Heing hungry like
that Is something -like 'getting tired
from honest work a sensation which
a lnt of misguided folk 'never know, j
"Whenever some old wreck who has ;
definite reduction of bent or fractured all the laws of hy
dlet to under 2000 giene and twisted all the' ways of
wi lories per diem, 1 honlth to suit, his own abnormal no-,
wlth;lncreaed exer- ;tlons complalns nbout his Insomnia or.
else, chiefly . walk- his weariness and discouragement.
to bend a
fender on the leg of the guard at tho.
middle1 of hnr vesting the D'AnJou pear
crop, which with an adequate number
of pickers would be off the trees by
the end of this week. After the D'An
Jous comes. the picking of the. Hoses,
which Is expected to last till next
week. Then nfter a short time (he
'.picking of the Wlrttor - Ncllis crop
starts In.
i In fact the F. Corning Kenley or
chard, which has a crop of from 14
loads, uegnh :plok!ng Hoses
ing.- I am . Interest- wish we had courts of hygiene where
nriVArtiuinff Ing our Boy-.Scouts in setting up ex- we could arraign such offenders and
for bids for this contract -which muat '4tG. ond this has'glven me ;lots of have uhem sentenced to -renaonnble
ba-ln . the. hands of Pofttrnflter iWmJ, :,udrferie- My .ambition Is to hours of -honest work. ...
Warner by September 10. and In the .unmis wum 1 BO iu sun
meantlme William W. Hall, who form- .meTp school June 20.
erly held the mall messenger contract I 1 "ee- the minister continues, that
is filling thnt position until 'the new a'-medlcal student is tb attempt a spe
- contract Is del. iInl tef,t whereby he'Heat only when
! . , . , . ; 'hungry. I feel that we men of seden
tary habits can do. with a 'lot less than
"Portland barbers are charging tin
cnfs for a hnlrcut. nnd no rebate for
the -barber warming his fingers, on
cold mornings, down the 'customer's :to :i0 cn
necK- ; today.
; . , . - ; There is a peculiar feature In con-.
The weather Is still too nice for or-' n(tpllon wItn tho Conilce pear crop
ganlsed tmmhnity.fightliw over the lni(,.ywl.( ll tnht thnt of
theory of evolution. It should he done rlpone(l ;mU(,h earlier than usual. In
collectively, by Imported orators. - consequence of wheh the man or
1.1' I chords -of this variety began p eking
MMiw.iwn ... th h week. !
' Thirty-six car loads of pears and
crossing.
one of applet were shipped to eastern
markets yesterday by local packing
Record Breaking Melon others
Though I seldom attempt to elbow
a minister nut of his pulpit nor raise
nn unseemly protest when I see my
worst dead bent patients lavishly 'hlr- f-
Ing the front seats of his show. I i
thought I discerned a good sermon ln; J
the minister's two -letters, and so I
A m n r ! MM L. j round on pastoral work 1 do get most
At rtlbllC market horribly fnmlshed.
i There's not a tiling wrong with me
- :physlcaUt.nccordlng'tollfe:lnsurnnce:
examiners.
I shnll be grateful for anything you
; andryet when 1 pet to walking have , gladly deferred to.. him. today.
fc "What's all the rumpus about?1
1.. (. n..ABilnn niiBlllan ni tliu Itlll.
letln board at the pUbllc . market In uK(-
I can't remember Just now whnt T
. putrgested. but no doubt t gave the
public today.
Now n tho time to sing: Yes,
have no watermelons, tudayl
r M)H RALI'.t
(( Cor vail Is Ouwtto-TlincH.)
One hnywire sawmill, nice location,
ton pilles hunt from the shipping sta
tion,' Half mile of plunk road, rest of
It mud, - Hix brlilges, nil condemned.
Inn otherwise good. Timber strictly
yellow fir, Very few knots, nwfuMy
sound.' between tho rotten spits. Fire
box, boiler, flues leak some, .Injector
patched with chewing gum. Durn
goofl whistle and onrrlatre track. Nine'
foot left of the old smoke stack. Ilelts
n little ragged. mtH ate the luces.
Jlend saw is cracked In ft couple nf
places. The engine knocks and Its
loose on. ihc'hakc. - Fly whees brokett
slightly, In jut- one pin re. .
reRnrd lo the larire morning crowds
thero on mnrket days. Immediately"
,uuw.mk w..H. ' "minister an earful. Somehow his let-'
wered by the worlds: 'Peaches and Up gnve me the lrnpre8ion tnnt ne
watermelons. Ihnd gOQd senfle ftbout health questions
The largest watermelon .ever on wnich ,j ftnd hut rarely In ministers,
display there was exhibited t AnyhoW( JuIv 1( j . heard trom the
market this morhlng. It weighed mnBter again
approximately 00 pounds, and was ,.V(1 !been n'nfl BOBft and ,dane u
grown by W. U. Harris of Willow Tunt , vnll ninv ftP mnv t P0pnli
NR WYOttK Augustus Thomns, springs, who states that he has sev- T.vp rPn(.n(i the point of my omhltlon
dean of nlavwrbrhts. Is to nlav the ami nthem. which he In ponfident 1- ...iu ,. ...i'.w ..1 A
lending role In .hl own piny. I will weigh more. legging on from you-I set eomething ""n ? '0".,n'uch ""0,, for taun"-ry
' - 1 .-m ' m, 1 cn ...., .. i !.... .. lu"e- tK. C rl.)
A jlUt of tennis plnyers was limrte ,lmisl. brhlKlnr ,h0 ,,, for the en.
nop to over 70 cnrH.
QI'KSTIOXS ANI AXSWKItS.
Sonic PoIIch Ditwrvc It.
'T nm n -tencher and a -regular -"old
mold' 'at that, yet I hove found your
column .. , . and I want to thank
you for changing coryza to crl. I be-,
lieve some folks thought I wob swear
ing at them when I used the former
term. (I,. M. A.)
Answer Well, that's nhout the only
way to deal with some folks who have
It. .
'atcr Sof tonor '
Which Is the letter plan for us. to
Install a. 'water softener to treat our
well water, or n clstern-to catch water
from the roof? Our well water has
B76 grains iof hardness to the mll-
BUYYDURCOflL
NOW!.
-I.
it
BROADCASTING!
Wesell clean,
sure-fire, comfort-
giving coal. '
-- Order your win-
ters supply now
and take advant
age; of .. 'K''
LOW
SUMMER
PfilCf
PHONE 239 MEDFORD '
Vfit timwertb tha Burning Question
IX MKMOHI.VM
Khep, a good dog. Is (tend. What then?
Mow many dogs have died, and mnny;
limy mnny worlds, how many suns;
1'or so the Indifferent pageant runs,
Itiit'I Who miss him, may not I
Itemember him, nnd wonder-why
An men have wondered sinco men
' ? were
hy men and dogs of ehnrn'cter", '
Itrnve, gentle men, Imivo dogs and
kind.
With cowiiriln and cum oblivion find:
Como lo 0110 end wtlh knaves, one
i- ; ' room, ,
Ami mix wllh muckera In the tomb:
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust;
Liive that was loyal one wllh lust:
Htrength thnt was Belllesa one with
greed; - .
The 'briar roso nnd the stinking weed.
Iiaht the old riddles rust my pen!
rlhop, a food dog, Is dead. Whnt then?
( New 'York World.)
' i;ti?knal pitneks AftAix.
(Kulem CaplliiUournul)
: ' Pulls city; Aug. 1 6. Miss Ulsle
Kneebono, who had her collui
. 'ti()ne hroken Bom'tlm ago, 'wns
.-brought home from tho Dallas
;, hospital Wednesday e von In. The .
hone had to be reset the thlrfl.
. time before It Jogun to knit prop-
RipplingRhijmQS
A'Weitrlaron
7 Ml l
nun, W
GETTING $V$3t.
GKOTt,lR''CIIN'("it;'.R sciii'rod my ecllar door, and put my cow
in pound; I said, "I'll pvi'ti up -tlm -nor.-;before a -year
mils round. 1 always pay my tlulit.s in full, thn.;ood ones and
thcHiad-j and Vt'ii!;cam,i I will surely pull upon that erring lad."
With endless patience I will wait until a efiimee I find to visit
wrath upon the skate who smote, mo. from behind. And so 1
watched that (linger ja.v, while weeks anil months rolled by;
1 knew that ou some fateful day my. chance I would espy.- At
last this (ieortre was strieken down liy sickneas lull and dire,
and from his fetlocks to his crown his tendons seemed afire.
His little saving soon were pone, and want -was at the door,
his halidom waa put . in 'pawn, , and all the clothes he wore.
"This is tha eluinee," I softly said, ''for which I've waited lonp.
I'll visit him, and though .in bed, he'll pay fur every wrong,"
I called upon him then and there, a basket in my hand, and it
waa filled with viands fair, with victuals fresh and eanntul.
There were nine brands of standard soups, and pies like .mother
made, and eggs just, gathered in my coops, and jars of lemon
ade. And there were douKhnuts crisp and brown, and prunes
nnd tripe and kraut, for I lial combed the blessed town for
things :to please thisVout. And Iuh-emotion was ubsuvd lie
blubbered fit to kill when I gave him, without a word, n lurgf
ten dollar bill. ,fl put you old roan cow in hock," he muttered,
through bis tears; "Ho still,",! said, ".you mustn't talk of old
roan cows or steers."
like 150 pounds ns my goal before va
cation time. July 1 finds me H0
pounds In weight. '
And to show thnt It hns been .done
without any great tntemnl disturb
ance, this Is the report of a -urinalysis
mnde by the Prudential Longevity
service (we need not print the report
here it was nil normal.)
!I must liny I feel better. Food has
no mAstery df me.' T know whnt 7
wnnt when I wnnt It.. iCo hrenklnst 1
I
i
j til rmi.'t-; uiimt'r nui (on iirm iv, ki.-i
ilng dnlly Cdlorles to nhout KiOO; sup-
' ..... 11. .1.. T ...... . . 1 .....I
hungry a f"lr portion of the time. 1
enloy mv food, nnd hnve niy nppetlte.
nnd nil thnt. but 1 nm boss around this
tummy of mine.
My mother is a hit old fashioned.
She weeps (figuratively) over my re-,
duclng, She threatens dire things.. A
cousin died of pernicious nnemla.
which therofore awaits Ove chnp who
Answer For laundry use, the rain
water would he Idenl If your cistern
will cntch enough. For drinking and'
cooking, tho chemical softener would
be advisable.
Hammer Toes.
Tlenso'tell me If hammer toes caus
ed by light shoes can he straightened
nnd how. I nm 18, nnd hnve seven
hammer toes. (Alias M. S.)
Answer "Sometimes hammer toe
half the tlmof xcept grapefruit Juice ;" ' slrnlghtened by cnretully nd
J"B" B'nninu un-nMiiigH itione. fts n
rule It Is necessnry to divide the short
ened or contrnoied tendon nnd keep
n suitable splint on the foot until the
loe heals in n corrected position. This
mny be done hloodlessly and under
local anesthesia. '
Mouihfiil of Medical Words. .
Whnt Is metrol regurshninclon, In
plainer English (Mrs. 8. L)
Answer mitral regurgltntlon. means
JiUckwartt lenknge of blood through
diets. (By the way. If thero are the mltrnl valve (heart valve between
mnny dlotants afraid of anemia, ynu the left auricle nnd left ventricle,
might say lomethlnff ot value nhoutjj which should he closed when the ven
thnl.) . I trlcle Is emptying Mood out Into the
I can cat a nickel's worth nf mndy great artery.) TNIs Is Mie usuril'lesrnn
once a week without tears. I can In -valvular disease or heart leakage,
even ncoept -nn Invltntlon onrt -In 'n It Is sometimes called .mitral 'Insuffl
whllo to soda. I do not know thnt clency. . . . ,
I hnve stnhlllied my weight, at 160,1 . llndlo A. tlnrtery.
but I shall try. . Is It nil right to have n wet A hot-
Now he n good felhvw nnd give me tery for the radio In our living room?
n lilt of cheer, norhaps with some good (F. H. O.) i
advice for n poor hungry soul. ' 1 Answer So fns as health or hy-
I have the Impression -that I recelv- glene Is concerned It Is nil right.
ed in letter from thnt same sky pilot , Should the bnttery develop hnodnl re
nulte a while ago nhout his weight or gurgitation It Is Hough on rugs nnd
something, hut never mind thnt. He such dewdngs,
Is entitled lo rongratulallon for his
rare self coiyrol a rare power Indeed
among members of our noble sex. fel
lers, thntiirh .nmninn ennurh nmnnff
women, t.hnve , had kcores and scores Infliunmalion Is helped by camphor.
of letters from womn telling of their Hydrastis, wltchhntel. etc.. ns mixed
cce In reducing by the same tmeth- 'n IJitvnptlk -eve wash. On mnll
oiU fallowed by the minister, but glrth'j hottle helps any case sore, weak or
Camphor, for Bore "Eyes
7t Is surprising how nulokjy ,eyo
t CASH PAID
'...;
For Second-Hand
Furniture und Btoves
W. A. KINNEY
Furniture House
315 E. Main Phone 505
fpnight
Try Your
..Favorite Fruit
In
wen
-a lumtncr deoeft
M dainty at it ii cool
ran k.
control- hai. never- threatened ro he-
come .popular -tvlth -IhB men, -Rvery.
thing considered. I shouldn't he-sur-
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YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE ,'
ANSWERED.
Medford
District : Ji
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Manager
i-to take charge of
Medford District
for Oregon Life '
vThU.fs a permanent profitable -
connection with, n real future
. fortliesmbltlousmanwhocan
j cfualify and m,akc good. .
' This opening Is created by the
promotion of former Medford
Diitrict Manager A. D. Evans
to a more responsible position.
Applicant muat possess charac-..
ter and ability to work consci
entiously, enthusiastically and
industriously; should be be
rween 30 and 45 yeoni,of agci
preferably married; have had
some previous business experi
ence in which he was reason- '
ably successful; ability to meet
general public Is desirable;
'- should have equivalent of high
school education; be free from
debt and have saved a little
money. -' -' - : .
A real position for a real man.
If interested write to. W.C.
Schuppel, Superintendent of
Agents, Oregon LifeJnsurance
Company, Portland, Oregon.
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