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Newspaper Page TextFXUTj bis rRDFCRD frr'ATL TRTBTTNT, M"TCTFORD, OTCEfiOX, WEDNESDAY. MAY 23, 192S. MEDFORD mail tribune Dailj, Sunday. Weekly Fut.li.lird br th MRDFOKU i-UlNTINU 00. itiT-tt N. K.r b(. fhona It ROHRRT W. HUH!.. Kdlto? 8. SUUHTKR SMITH. Uaiuftf All liidrpeiuleiil N-wapaMr Entered m aecond claaa miner at Med' lord, Oregon, uiidcf Act at it tub , 17. SUBHCKIITION BATES Br Mali In Advance: Dally, with Sunday, year..., 17.60 Uaily, with Kunday, loonlh. . . . . , . .74 liaily, without Sunday, yi-ar .HO Jlally, wiltumt Huiulay, month..,.. ,06 Wklr Hill Tribune, we year.... t IO St;Hrl'T1;:,Vy:.V0;iir.l'''"'"'iI''''- H"n fur Iihh sctm..(!,1 land, Jat-keunrille, Central Point, I'lioenil, Talent, Uold Hill and on IlJgliwaya: Uaily, with Kunday, montli $ .76 Daily, without Nunday, month OA IJally, without Sunday, one year... 7.0U , Dally, with Hunday, one year S.uO All ternuj, caali lu advance. UKHBRR Of TUB ASSOCIATED PRKKI) Iteceivfha- Pull Uaaed Wire Service Onlv nuiu-r in citv nr utiuitv rMelvlliB' newa by .telegraph. The Aeeociated PreM w etchurively en- titled to the uae fur republication of all J olhi-rwlee credited ill thla paper, atld Uo to the local newa nublialied herein. All rights for republication of special dla- palcnea tiereiu are alao reaerveu. Sworn dally average circulation for III nontha ending April 1, m, 4631. Olfl. lal puer of the City of Medfurd. Official paper of Juckaon County. Advertiaing Kepreapit'atlv.?a ' U. C. UOI.KNSKN COM CANT Offices In New Vork, Chicago. Detroit, San Fraiiciaco, Lot Aligclea, Seattle, Port' lend. . Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Peary The mailer nf "estnhlishlnir a ' rctrenf for Oregon poem." Is 0Kln ' Lj lnir .iiKltiitvU liy the Portland 1ipcih! II Is doulitful. If n.poet vluuld ii'ticiit. If ho hnil one. Tim rlront woulil' lie liullt on lllti Oregoh coast. Many nro In favor of o retreat for Oregon poets, Iml think It Hhoulrl lie on Hudson Hay, not Tlllnmook Buy. Mm. Mattle Med. Hp, who is .1!) of the 411 KoHHlpn Inflicting these ports, Is Jealous of the poison nan thnt spread death ami illmisfer In a (lennun clly. TRADi: Will tratln 125 year old luylllK white Leghorn hens for Kimil' milch cow. (Cuiilon. Ore., ; Kentlnel.) Ah! one of the lot 1 whs uerveil uh Kunrluy eveniiiK. The Rents who tentlflctl they putiKleil up for the Al Smith cun palKn funU, were TumniunylU-s, wet, antl ninfnl, hut they hod sonil memories. One, a man by the nunio ' of Tmlil Informeil the Junior HoeilHonder ' from Oregon, that "I hve u hum oar." lie fur ther stilted ho wan of the Republi can faith, except when Al was running. They were frank and candid nbotit their UonulionH, rind quite a rontiat to Will II. Hays, the l'ri'sbyleilan elder and moral dictator of the movies, whose vecollectlons w ere exceedltiKly rnuliy,' anent.a Hliennanlxan in which he participated, and was oil heHtneared. Art IlnnelriKK f Ouklnml, Calif., Ik visit lilt,' lii'i i'. A ouuplf of ynrH in a fUMt growing nif tiopullft, hun ctotractod nothiiiK fnnn the clnmor of IUh lla! I iu ! VOKAf FOHSINDAY Tho lifiliny days are nuv arrivort; Whon Hhnily woods nrv dry. And pk-nlc )anU Kt full nf antM, And HinuurtMl wllh hcrry . , (Contrlb.) Tim valley hay crop h lh umial failure, and the fiirmcrH predict as a remilt. they will ho ahl to Htui'k the Kreutcr portlnn f the crop In the field, on which the hay woh Kown. HOW KTKANGK! . SI l.XlllllllHT) Ho apparently wih an well uh tiHiiul when he at down to nupper Saturday niKht. He 1m nalU to huve euten twelve IiIhcuUh. a plate of flKh, then Ice-cream and a little later neveral hnnanaN. He watt Hhottly nnerward taken 111 and tiled at 4 o'clock the next ivmrniiiK. The United States hart Muck Itn beak Into the Chinese ruckuH, Sit haH Japan. The (')iineHe have heen kllllnK each other off, with im'at regulurUy for Homo time, on plenH nut dayH, they will not luittle when it rain, which 1h nciihM-Ic aH there Ih nnthlitK mo aKKravutliiK a to he bloody' and muddy at the mime time. 1 Neither the rhlnamun or nnyhody elue knows for mire Just what they are flKhtinK about, but It Ih immet hltiK- Japan pluiiKed Into the frncaH about ten day uko. Just when t'hlna wan ttettliw reatly to knock the warlike Kumption out of the Mikado'H forceH, In Ktepn the United' Stateri, et n!. DlpUmncy rmpilreH that China never 'win n vletory when Japan kcIh cocky, no matter how much Hhe may need n troiincliift, oi the ability of t'hlna to administer It. one siioi r.n WOTIRY We are elaled. therefore, when n mere human beln KetH up In pub lic, an Samuel lnuac ICiicner dltl recently, to tdiow that man Ik still Huperlor to bin machinery. We rail bin feat to the attention of our nddltiff-mnchtne H o b o t h. Mr. Kiietfer, "klnn of loKarltbniH," nave ti demonMtrntlon recently of what he could do with thr Htuh of lead pencil. A ciileuJatlnK machine paced him nud Kuve him u fairly even race until n Hpcctutor calleil for the nquare of 1K,44.744.U?3, 7(i'J,r.u1.(iIU. The rulculatliiK mu chine promptly floundered ami fell 1lNtrnctcd In the ditch. Mr. Kile ifpr, to the evertaKtlntr Kli"y of J-friiuu SnpleiiH, Immediately nn rinunced the reHult. A HtlrrhiK vie tili'v fr the olfl-fanhloned brain! Tho remilt, If It Ik of Interest, W n H '34()t2K2,3tIU.tllMIfS)(.4H3.174,. fl07.43f.76K, 21 1,45(1. We hope fear fully, for the mike of human prett tiK. that It in ' rlBhl. (New Torkei4.) Mm. Oenrue Curey left yesterday for Minneapolis calleil by the 1 1 1 tie ms ot( her Biater, who Uvea near there. . . , A FOOLISH WE fril to see wlm t useful purpose in being Kcrved by this Kcniili' eniniiiittee pmlie of jiriiiiiuy eiiinpiiiKn cxpcmli tiiros. We rcml in n Cnlifoniiit ooiiteiiipnrnry tlmt tlia probe) was designed lo discredit .Mr. Jloover. If this is true, it hns been a'enmplele failure thus far. Jfr. Hoover lias spent inoro money, for the simple reason that lie has made a mure eomprebensive eampaigii. The impor tant point, as everyone knows, is not how iniieii money u eau- didate has ruiseil, but how thu'r direction. In the investigation of fiuvenior Smith's campaign, it has been found that certain rich New York contractors hnv been liberal contributors, but there has been no evidence to indicate any irregularities in this arrangement. Now the senate eomiiiiltee plans to take a trip to Ohio, Indi ana, and perhaps West Virginia. Wo arc glad that Oregon's ,:,. (,... , .... ,i .. ' rnjiij expense, but we fad to see any benefits accruing to the people who must pay for it. A certain number of official investigations are necessary, perhaps. The oil investigation was in every sense justified, and gave the American people iiiforinalioii that could have been secured in no other way. Hut we fear Washington has e;:tr.-!etcd the investigation habit. It appears that whenever there is a lull in the senatorial proceedings someone suggests another probe and there is a scramble for places, particularly by" those senators who haven't been ill the limelight as much as they would have liked. This campaign expenditure investigation, at least, has thus far been a complete flop a needless waste in both time mid money. The sooner its activities are terniintited, the better for the country and everyone concerned. FISH AND THE WE WOXDKR wlwif it is uhmi thn North I'ole t lint lends no inovil ulily to controversy. It sccni.s lis impossible for North I'ole explorers to nereis as for lioue river fishermen. (.eiicnil Nohile no sooner relumed from, his recent trip to lieninlnud than Air. Amundsen publicly opined he had never bfteii there. A. former diriKible trip to the Aretie circle ended in n fist f iff lit ainnn the crew and n long distance oratorical conflict between the conUimndcr and his first officer. Now fi'eneraf Nohile is on another voyage northward, and nothing is inor certain than that Pole expert will proclaim that to have gone. Yesterday a committee of inspection to Rogue river. They 'report the conditions there horrible and shocking. Of course. The conditions there arc always horrible and shocking. And no two fishermen will agree as to how they should be corrected. Fish and the North Pole! two important subjects, inex haustible fields of disagreement I Accord may he reached some day, but. we fear not in this age or generation! QUILL Also, a foul uikI his money Triinnry: The method by whif'li J'rre electopK deeide whether to 1 1 five milk and mush or initsh and mill;. Let 's Ne, wasn't there a "hull 8om time rttfo Hint never would The Walsh withdrawnl dnenn't rt ally (isphvisii anybody except tho Houston hotel keepers. I'nfortunntcly, a jury ignorant of the ease usually reiuruns in that stale nt the time of rendering the verdict. 'Scolding hubby at breiilifast before sending him out to light , One reason why a honeymoon no house cleaning until the next You en n get money for a testimonial if you are that kind of hick or n member of the nobility. Fortunately, the gimme habit is confined to those who smoke the cheaper kind of cigarettes. Americanism: Wondering spending a little money to see The two friends reported to have "cut" Mr. McAdoo prob ably thought he had some more chestnuts to rake out of the fire. Sure, you can get rich without an education as Ford and Kdison did, if you're a Ford or an Kittson. THE NEBBS Laugh r UNDERSTAND VOU GCACXFULLY FI?OM OF BATTUE BETWEEN AMD BEAteS - UUfcT DID AT WATERLOO PERFORMANCE money has been iirimI. Hut the no evident' whatever in this .. : . .t , ,i. A in sum III I III- ;in i-i iiiiirn i i NORTH POLE when lie returns some North! he never went where he claimed local sportsmen made a trip of POINTS nro soon acquitted. movement ' eolhtpse? down in Florida llreiikiug the knight's sword Tor you. lusts so long is because there's spring. linw to stop naughty things; just how naughty they arc. That Off RETIRED - TWC FIELD TwE BULLS. LIKE MAPOLCOM , ft Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRACT, M. D. Signed lettera pertalnlt to peraonal beallh and hyglene.ayiot to dlieaee dlagnoaU or I treatment, will be anawered by Dr. Brady If a etamped, lell-addretuu-d envelope la encloaed. j Letlere enouid be rief and written In Ink. Owing lo the latga number of letlera re ceived, only a few can be anawered here. Ho reply can be mado to querist aot conform- ' lug to Inatructloua. Addreaa Dr. William Brady, In care of Uiia newapaper. i . TIIK lt IIKS ART. ON TICK HVS. A correspondent who told In 1 his cash nil her for more wholesome column how the roa ! hud been; entertainment, Hun, walk, play all nhot lv u place her liUhband , outdoorn, putter ubout the yard,' mentioned by my treatment, un-;diK In your Harden. Vour Bltun prernedltatedly Htarted Home kind! Hon Ih not bo happy uh It hnR been,1 your tre.a'.ment will rnako them; lesH noisy and retttleftn nlKhtH we'll feel that the pontage wan well; speni. i"i un not doubt that your remedy Is all to the ood, for coi k roacheH. hut what I am InoklnK fur Ih HomcthinK to make henroiicbeH wish their uncentor had believed ill birth control." j Anyway, there Ih a vast, Beeth- iilK movement of Hiinm kind tminx on In the cockroach -world. In three or four thounand dninicilcH, 1 hope, the movement Ih akin to that of ratfi denci-UriR n HlnklnK ship, except 'that my treatment usually doeH hot ttink the Mhlp. HUH. roaches are wily fcllown or slick dames, hven if they tire Bono now thev mav not he trone foi-evee. 'I'hev haven't shaken the dunt from their I feet, remeniber. They, have Just licked It off. That 1 the firtnl flaw In cockroach technic-ni' rus tom that makes the trlhu vulner able to attack. All you need to know Ih what dust to provide for the roaches to walk through. Thiil'H what I tell you, by mall. I am afraid to mention It In print. If anybody doubts that cock roaches are very shrewd, just listen to this Btory, which I con vouch for ns It comes straight from n doc tor koo! ami true: "IjiMt .la nuary when the temper ature fell to one degree J. for four nights, r found a buttle with half a pint of cockroaches In It and they were frozen hnrrt. I emptied them Into tho stove, but a few ell on the floor, and In few minutes those thai escaped tho flumes were:1"1' ''Ik maltose rut llsleep in tir walking about and congratulating ) each olhcr, I suppose. I found! some more frozen hard, thawed them nut and they seemed normal and grateful in a few minutes. I thought this might Interest you. I did not believe It possible." frozen hard 1 have too much respect for cock-1 Th(, Ma S(m.( roaches to question the feat. May-jDnwn th(, Htreiit , WPnd nv wny be they were feeling depressed ami! Ka(.h moniinK , ,l(.KlI lhR ihxy j lonesome ami piaycu ine inru on j the doctor Just for the sake of get - ling wni'm and a bile to eat. . : Second only to this annihilating ' powder ns munitions against the roach hordes, comes a mixture of I he scent of roses sweet and rare, flour, three parts, with plaster of : familiar scenes I always meet, narls. one iiart. The roaches wlll'l'V" learned to love the Old Alain eat if this, become thirsty, take a drink, and I he plaster sets within. leaving a very reserved and some what stiff aggregation of roaches to be swept up by the housekeeper. beveral householders have as sured, me that the generous use of powdered borax dusted lu corners antl crevices where the roaches run will drive them out of the house. This Is so cheap and sit 1 harmless to man that it would ! seem worthy of a trial. j QrrcsTioxs and ankwkhs What to Do. YVl.at should I do for a little boy who has worms? They arc very small, white . . . S. K. Answer A little boy? You might gently hint to his guardian that mtdical attention Is necessary. If the little hoy Is by any chance your sou the kindest thing you can do for him is to take him to the doc tor or call the doctor to treat him. Don't Head Itcttcr liuu. Please recommend a list of books for the lay reader that might con tain Information that would help a sufferer of emotional and nerv ous instability to get a "hold" ofj herself. I am 3(5 suddenly with out family except Invalid mothcr--work to which I have given most of my energy wiped out by radio bard to concentrate sympathetic nerves feurful Jungle wake with a start fever of anxiety self con trol! K. 1.. M. Answer I advise you not to look for cure or comfort in books. There is a raft of quick sellers about your 'nerves" and how to "con- trul them, and very nimishm- theyjelass sport. We believe It can lie! ie ii ,,M,si- m us wnu napiien utsn nKiun, provided reasonable and be free from fear, worry or mix-1 sensible rare Is taken nf the fish, lety at tho moment, but blow your No drastic measures are required. WHAT I DID WA A I COMSiDEKED POBELY rYSELP- BUT r YOU Duty to enjoy amy 1WW YOU TUINK I MIGHT - AMD WMEM I TVllNW: TMW YOUB MENTALITY FITS YDUR DWA12FEO AVJATOMV,. MY HEART 6ROWS WACM ANlO I II 4i wJm of a movement.! thU Ih Juki a run of touh luck, I have been ifei-jnnd we all need n rcaKonnblo pro tiiiK, weenm asj portion of tuttich luck. Without IhouKh. practical-, Kentimental feelfntr, I do sympa ly nothing elue1 Ihlzo with your sltuutlon and honor but IntiulrleH like' yuti for your couniKe ami charity. theHe:;- vhai do I Mini liist. - you preHriibe forj I inn a workiJn mica, and there! c o c It r o a r he? j Ih a fine dtirrfnyJiiK from It which1 Ours neeni to en-: I of cour.si Inhale. Ik thin injnri Joy the bent of ' oiim lo my health? A. V. V. health, but if: Answer No. except that the i1hh( I Ik a local irritant to the breathing pnHrtOKCs. ('opyiiKbt, John R Dille o. "Mnkln' liolli onils mroi Is elilln'! t' he such. a prihletn Hull ( ruilll'lj boiiKbt it IIiIiik fop th' Iioiim" 'l ent sonic seat covers for Ih' inr," said Mrs. lornp Kwallfiw. t'ftny. Who' m-iills III' oil -time K-lrtlvry with ' I'ver-tliiii' iiucovei'cil an' exposed, l,r,l,,es . .. (Copyright, John V. Wile Co.) Ye Poet's Corner , ; Smhling welcome in (he breci, L sens.' a greeting from the trees. I Fleecy clnmls arc flouting thru. i An endless sea of azure blue. Wafted to me from somewhere Street. When my daily toil Is o'er, And I close tho office door. Then f hie me to ihe street. W'lu'ie 1 know I'm sure to meet. Faithful friends along the way. Just the same from day to day. liUieu Willi IIIIUCM, WIIIIIIIIK, l", Dappled sunlight filfrlng through. K rei UUI 1IIMII riillllllli r M IU'dl, ve harned to love the Old Main Street. Communications I'oin a Famous Simrtsmun. I'OIITI.A.VD. Ore., May 2.t. 'Everyone wants to stop the. tourist, so be will spend mon ey, and we can have the steel head protected from commer cial fishing in the I'mpqua river, so we will have an at traction that few tourists can resist." Ho declared one of a group of Douglas county sportsmen, who came to Portland to see what can be done about it. "About Tfi per cent of tour ists like fishing and the fish erman is the most easily satis fied person in the world. If he can catch two or three good ones he feels that he has been well repaid for his time ami money." To the Editor: The above from the Examiner shows other communities are be ginning to wake up. The Rogue has been the finest river In tho I'nlteil States for hluh rVATTE.r? IVtAT BCTWEEM MC ANO FEEL THAT 1T'6 Vrn(P 6oseowa3 mi&fobtunjc' MAVC. MAD GO AHEAD FOejVE YOU I i J '- I ' ) ' Ml.... ) I.kI. at.,. K.. u P.. o, ' Rippling Rhymes By Walt BUaoMi PAYIXO TIIK r.USH. . Hays the grocer, "Ij't me sell you half a ton of Schweitzer cheese; will charge It, and I tell you, you can pay Just when you please. You can get your cheese much cheaper buy ing half a ton or more, and I'll charge it." said the keeper of the well known JUue Front store. Schweitzer is with me a passion, but I don't buy things on time; T was brought up in that fashion, thinking debt u sort of crime. Oft my rude forefathers tultl me I miiHt pay up as I went; ami the way they used to scold me if they found I owed a cent! I have seen that business lead ers, writing in the magazines, give assurance to their readers that the world ot credit leans. It's the modern way of doing it keeps . huslncsij brisk and fair; and old fogies' loud be shrewlng doesn't get them any where. Hut the lessons grim imparted by our forbears In our youth leave us gazing, stony-hearted, at the modern style ot truth. If it's true that stand-off selling Is a help ful thing for trade, then I fear me, there's no telling what an error l have made. For I see the people blowing money In before it's earned, se them to the market going that their wagCH may be burned. And I say, as they go prancing to the marts of Ktand-off trade, "Soon will end the fevered dancing and the fiddler nniKt be pnid." if I could forget tho teaching of the gray beards long ago. If 1 could forget the preaching of the seers I used to know! I might blow myself aa gaily aa the modern buyers do, going deeper, deeper dally, with ac counts long over-dun. I might shine In costly raiment, I might rldn in limousines; but, I'd rather make the payment and subsist on kraut and heanp. I but coonerallon of tho nowor and Irrigation companies with the sportsmen's committee and the Kame and fish commission ouKht i to be easily brought about. Must tourists come to Oreon for sport as well as to enjoy Its natural beauties. L. C. MAUD. Han Francisco, May 22. Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One) "Muddy' 'Ih accused of shooting a white man. It la not for neophj living in the north to ask why the. white mob insisted on hanging the negro, in stead of leaving that work to the hangman. Afraid he might escape, perhaps. Weight has its advantages, Fall Htaff to the contrary notwithstand ing. Mrs. Myra Huddleston, of Mattoon,, 111., lms broken the t world's record for long swimming, j She swam fin houm, beating any other vomun'HN record by an entire . i l,,in tl. I """ ' '" four hours, Mrs. Huddleston weighed 240 pounds when Hhe started, 20 pounds less when she finished. Skinny ghis and women, you need not wei.jh 240, hut you should be ashamed to cut down your vitality for tho Htiko of an ugly, bony figure. New York milkmen say 50,000,000 milk bottles have been lost or stolen during the last year and want a "Hring Them Hack week." It ts wrong to detain milk bottles. Put if the country is to have a would vole In favor of a "Hring Hack the lleer llottles week." There may he a vote on that ! next November. j 1". H. nut tile Deer Dottles will NOT be brought back. While we lack beer, we have whiskey, poisonous und plentiful. Mr. I'attiek .Mitchell, otherwise known as "The Link," and "Patsy the Centleman." has 3ono to his reward, with many bullets In his bead. tlaiiKsters "got him," and his head's last resting place, as the spirit fled, was the brass rail of a speakeasy bar, 60 feet Ions. In Turkey a new law closes mo lion picture bouses lo children under IS. In a few years motion pictures will he part of public education In every public nnd private school. 1 I KNOW VYMAT I'LL UO - I'LL WlEC MY COOD FGlEKJD, HOWABO SCWAE.FFE(2 TO S,EMD ME A PHONEY TELE:6K&M 6AYIN6 THAT 1VE CiOT A PViOriT OT 4TOOO ON SOME STOiK. AMD TWEN VaWEN THAT MUMAW RADtO AT TV4C TELE- 6I2APM OFFICE BROAD-6A'bT6 TwAT NEW6 AM0N6yr THE NATIVES,, I'LL BE TME Al Jolson Vi'taphone, Tomorrow a3fi VSSjt' Assail SetmTrom "Tht dn in$er' tttrriitj JII Uoson wttlt The cnniliijf pi'ospiailorj; ot JolHon In "Tho .lnv.z SlnRor," Hunt Onuorian tomnrrnw. 1 KOm(, of thPm w favorilLH nn.l hcins nwnilert wllh ronsldoi (llo ot,B1B that promise to huv plsasuro. It Ik.. in thla pUturp, inmlne popularity. One of llios ulaptfd from the relebratPU play soiikk. foiiipnsed owpi'dally fo' h that the b 1 n r k-faco comedian pli-ture. Is entitled. "Mother, makes his debut on tho screen , still Have You." and It isioni and' Is nlso the Introduction nf of the comedian's Eioatest lilts .he Vltnphunc to southern Ore-, in lliese Yitnphone numbers. Jol Bon peoiile. ( son's screen shallow has boon ci The slory It tells Is not only loudly applauded ns tho slnud full of appeal, but strikes a sym-.ever was in real life. "The .lii: pathetic chord that Is not to be Slnuer" Is spoken of ns the su denied. Further than this, It l preine triumph on the screen the first motion picture in which and such it proves to ho. Ther-. Vitnphnne is used In all of the mil- is a (treat cast summndini; Jul sical sequences. Heretofore this son in the picture. prominen marvelous instrument has merely , among lis members belnit Ih supplied the musical accompnnl- dainty May McAvoy. Warner Oland mi nts to pictures, but In "The f and the world s ureatest cantor Ja.z Sinner" It is used In several t Josef liosenblntl. ITurklsh school included. Motion.' .MOIIAI rt steady: Iouk staple i'.0 i pictures carry Information to tliojlb.; do short 33 fi 40c; kid -in-. , brain InstuntaneoiHly. no .loppmie vTTwu lall,y.?'",. ..., l ,.hn,l loin! 1'OUTI.AN'a Ore.. .May 2.1. I. ro-cntal pictures h before tho minu ii iu ti u tliuii mnnninl! The atory about Mohamnieil ere l..,w,..is ,,f Oolo-illal warriors frani n hanill'ul of dust could he niniln (n nlptni'Mu n thmimind fillies nH real as a Koran text vun mnKc i anytliliiB. Livestock PORTLAND, Ore.. May Cattle and calves steady; .j ijpi eeeipts 30. HOOK: Light butchers 10 to GO cents lnwer : slaughter and feeder pig f0 and U cents lower. Light weight Did to I'M n lbs., medium to choice Jt'i.sr.ffr Ml; lit; I lights i:il to 1-4 0 lbs., medium to choice Jjs.Jin fn 11.7 5; packing sows, rough ami smooth $t;.si0is 7.50; slaughter pigs :hi to I 3o lhs., medium to choice $S tfi X.7'; feeder antl stocker pigs 70 to IUH lbs., medium to choice $7.75 ftrK.&O. Sheep and lambs steady; receipts 2 S3, $ 1 1 I THE MARKETS ; i -l I'riMluro !your food, you lose strength, get ronf land, in.. May 23. (Pi I nervous nnd feel as tired when you Whnlranlf u ii i's: ItuttiM- stonily, ; get up as when you went to bed. I'oitlan.l ilairy whnng, n.-i I For 10 years Tanlac has restored wluili-Hilu prir.'s, ruin's: Kxunw , 0 health and activity many thou II 'ic; Hiamlai'ilM 40c; prime- firsts ; 6ands who suffered just as you do. jlii tic; n,s,s :.,(, ,:ream,,y p, lc,s: Mrs. Verda Stampas, ot 548 l'rlnts a: v.-i- cuLo stnn-lai .ls. Yamhill St., Portland, Ore., says IXKIS, nic.litim firsts half cent i "After an oneration the lpast work liiBhei-. I'urtland dairy cxcluuiKe mi iiasis: i resn sianiiaru extras 5c: fii'sli stani'mil firsts L'J '8f; fresh miMlltiin extras 2:'e; fresh meilitini firsts so tie. I'rlces to retailers 1 lo 2e over e.xehnnito prices. ' XVTS steady. Walmiis K.iieiTe; almonds 2Q' ISc: peanuts ioi lie; pecans ; 3.x ii 42c. IIAV Htendy. IJuyinK prices: Kas.ern (ireBo tiinethy 3n 21.50; iln valley .11!) n lil.f.O; alfalfa Sllliii 19.50; oaf buy 1 .1.50 i I ii. Straw $11. Per ton. Se,B prices CAMCAKA l.ark steady 7c; Ore- Run grape root I fii 4c. HOI'S steady. I1I2T crop 23c; 192H crop liiffi 10c contract; fug-fi-les 21)0. Itids to tho farmer: MILIC steady. Haw (4'r) 2.30 cwt. f.o.ii. rorllaud. llutterfat steady 41c station; 4 2c track; 4 4-I' 45C f.o.b. Portland. roi'lrrtY steady. Heavy hens 23c: light 17 fa 20c: broilers 23 It 2Sc: Pekln while ducks 27c: col ored nominal. UNIONS steady, local $!.75fi 2.25 cwt. POTATO ICS steady 7.".c1i$l.25 sac It. WOOI, steady. Kastern Oregon wools (f.o.b. country points): I'holce Unlit shrluklni; fine 35 it 37c heavy shrinking fine 32i34c: I cross bred wools 3ti 40c. Valley I medium 47c; coarse 43c. By SOL HESS OBJECT OF ENVY AND ot thi wiuppiwi Villi trminilofi.' ni!""1 - "' ' ........... , m. , I " , """" "t isoii wnue, western wnne 4i.'Mi; . '' winter, wesiern red northern sprint? SI..1I.. $l.:ir,; 9t N'- i- "" hilo ford .((). i " nnu i. iiour j; corn oais -i; nay z. San Francisco Butter. 'a I SAN KUAXt'lSCO, May Ti.iA1) Rutterfat f.o.b. San . Krancisco 4 11 ".fcc. 4 Ccticral Dootli Ml. invnnv m v :i ,d. f:(1. j eral P.iamwell liooili, head of the :.alvntlon Army, has been ordered to take a complete rest and relief from all public engagements tem porarily. He is 12 years old. C;iss-!fled advertNlnir tr''i reunite Stomach Troubles Headache and Dizziness If your stomach is sick, van arm i sick all over. If you can't iliirpst tired me out and what I ate caused , me untold misery. But since the first few doses of Tanlac I haven't had a headache nor eas." Let Tanlac do for you what it did for this sufferer. It corrects the I most obstinate digestive troubles i relieves gas, pains in the stomach and bowels. It restores appetite, vigor and sound sleep. i m i ,. , , IV t'".1, "S. and herbs. The cost is less than i cents a dose. Get a bottle from ifirdoes' help youV your druggist today. Your money Tanlac 52 MILLION BOTTLES USED SAN FRANCISCO TURPIN HOTEL to $3.00 A SPLENDID VALUE : ' 17 Powell Street at Market . 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