Medford mail tribune., June 25, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

MEBFORT rXTC TRTBUXE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY. .TFXE 2, 192
PAGE THREE
VALLEY FRUITS MOMS ON OCEAN,!
GAIN POPULARITY FALSE RUMOR THAT;
EXPERTDECLARES MISS EDNA IS HURT-
HYPNOSIS FOR TEETH EXTRACTION
60 INJURED WHEN
FAST TRAIN JUMPS
TRACK IN KANSAS
LOOK
For This Trade Mark
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"Robup Hiver finils rai-h year! Mr- ami .;,n jhr. the
nit' heiominff more popular :is M i?.w Ktitiii mf Anhit Jihr unit
li y becurni. -..etter Known ill Kim-. lllllu- '. '" ' " thc
li-tl markoln." was the tilrt-hi.ml -""lic '' H -hiii-i
Information lilvrn nt Monday' i!,r""' nrute t.. Hamburg, tier-
in, . ,!,,,, of .1,,. Ktiv.ini. l..h ,v '""' . lrt " xp-l to
ICilwin Sniilh, specialist in mar
keting fruiti-- and vcRctuhU'K of
tin- bureau of aKrirulturui hh-
nornies, I'niteU States department
of agriculture, Ititate.1 in iuuiun.
Mi-. Hmltll h;t been m the Kur-
j.eati mnikt'ts for the
st'.'tfiimH it nit ts ntnv
iuii im (l..,v u,...,t.v
making his rumfir-w uei ill r!
annual torn- of the fruit exortin,' ((l(Uy whf.n u fc,. Unttwn ,hut
iti-U'ifiH. . ; Ai jtIMir jiJHj iveelvrd on Satur
i.ut. contlnutHl Mr. hmitn. ;dKy tt ni(UoRram fm,H jMnu !
the siimr ntlvaiue ,in market Muhv on lK);tra ayiK that J
distribution of Merifard fruits 'a 'the faintly had willed ubut mid-
not to be observe! In r-nntinent.il ni(eht .'ri,iu that all wore well i
markets as Is the case in izreut,ttn, thm ihe iierlin was rhifnft the
'Uritiiin. this probably being due tlC(:m nicety,
.to the comparatively recent date ym- nome unaccountable reason
of jutst-war roruvery of our fruit, a minor auto neeldent that Ik fell
m:iri;i tH in t feminity and a inn tu Mis ilitna Mohr on June 15 while
relatively cheap supplies of pears the family were in Detroit, for j
iiuiii Kceiiorti'KiEi. j t j ten eiiy iiii'y it'll ueif nil i um-
All. SmUh explained that the'i'mi to Bet their new CadHhie car.
bureau of uszi 'cultural economies .which they took with them abroad, (
tuaiutaimt a staff hi Washington ' Kt e into most alarming movies t
i assemble, analyse and diwem- t the effect that she hart been ,
tnato intelligence, on foreign com- ; seriously injured, was in a hospital j
petition .and demand for asrirnl-j i New York or Detroit and that
tural products. Thin service com-the family couM not Katt until June j
plenums the work of the depart- J 3th or much later until she was j
ment of comnteree- the depart- nuificSently recovered,
ment of aurlouiture drawing upon i What happened was the follow
irade comml.-siuners, consuls and s: The .Mohr sisters ami their
its own HKi ieuItuval commission- , otner j-.nm. jr., were ptokhirr a
era nt London, lierlin and Shame-14'1 in business district
. -and Mr. and Mrs. Mohr were dt-
"lle rcpmled general eottditionK 5 rt!v l'hliid when the traffic
In Europe, improved over a ycir were suddenly changed.
hko. Knwland has more fully re-im ! Htepplne hack Miss Mohr
covered from disastrous strikes of"" r"r . ? ......
I H2, and (iermany Is enjoy im:
industrial conditions which are
more settled and seemingly more
st a hie. Indications point toward
the absorption of more American
reach about Joiy ivd, and are not
in iJetroit. Mich., or Xew York
t'ity, wuiitiiK for Miss Kdnu lo re- k
(tover kufiicteutly from sertout;
injuries suffered in an auto aect- -
dent before sailinK for tJermany,
a-cordini; tu false rumors extant
-li - " S-
Milton E. Erickson, senior medical student at the University of
Wisconsin, Madison, has demonstrated the scientific value of hyp
nosis as a complete anesthetic. Using his sister, Edith Carol Erick
son, of Lowell, Wis., as the subject, Erickson administered the hyp
notic suggestions. Then six teeth were removed from her mouth.
The little girl suffered no pain even after brought out of her trance.
Both brother and sister are shown here.
knocked down. Tho ear did imt
run ovtT hot, ami her mtiy injuries
were minor iiruiseM. She van imt
even taken to a hospital.
Since leaving Jietruit the Moltr
r.ttllv li.i.l l.u. .ml.. l..ii-!n.r ilien
mil,, in l-.u.-.,pcan markets than h(i (i NVw V((pk m
W.iM the case ust year.- ) lw nlH (rf nlw.lw(( a ,
If we maintain and Jmirv: visMliK tht, unt Miaccs in
Hlm our present standards Uie nation's metropolis until their
c ieamnj: fruit, our European d if- h(mt Hf(iK,(, )5 mllluU,H jt(ur mU.
iieultics in this respect may : niKht lltst Friday nlttht.
looked upon as past history.' de-j Fvom Hanj)UrK Hie family will
.lareo mv. hiimn. some iroiime journey Inland to the former'
was Kiven by certain lots import- naUvc dimi-ict.ln (iermany of Mr.'
ed from the I'nited States . mi Mrs. Mohr, where they expect 1
ywtr. though the general condition , lo spend the next year,
of our fruit was the best if ever! - .. . . . ,.
has been. Our greatest difficulty :
lies in obtaining uniform results
in cleaning fruit and In prevent -injf
small lols of poorly cleaned
fruit from getting on the marke t
and prejudicing the efficient work 1
cone by the large majority of
packers and shippers. I
It is Mr. Smith's belief that j
Yellow Newtown apples from the
llogue Hiver district are due for
n future that will he far more bril
liant than lb ei r past si nee i hey
.. have, consistently topped the Mrit
ish market during the past two
veasons. Most Kttropean consnm-
frs appreciate the
merits of this variety
BEARDED INDIANS
OF BOLIVIA ARE
TROPICAL FREAKS
ltL.. Ka June Z'; i l
wards of slsiy petstms et In
jured, jfcvcral probably t;t t.; lly
when three mm of the er.ick Mis
souri licifle "Southerner," l.inb
Rn-k to Kaissas t'ity. were deraib fct
near imrand. sixteen mll west of
here at four a. nt. today.
Thirty injured wee hru:ht Ui
the St, Jubnn hospital whei the
ctmdttion of fifteen wai snnouneiHt
as eriiical. with the prohahimy
Hhat three or four tvouM die tlurmi4
; the day.
I T l'liUmans and a chair car
h were overturned and t&tdty smash
: et. Ail avalKtbie ambobinces ami
'doctors were pressd into t-ervtce
to aid the injured ami hving them
tt& the hiwpltal here.
Itailroad offleialtt Indicate! the
; wreck was thft worst in ihe hlsttoy
'of this divis.if.tl. Its csu- had not
Iveen definitely determined this
' morning but it was believed a bro
N kett rail might have teen resjwm
isibie. .
Missouri Taeifie surgeons nmX
nurses from divisional headtpmr
,ters at t'offeyvilte were rushed to
the scene and wveefctng crew
I started from t'offeyvllle ami sa-
uaiomie, W, V. Kirk, general
superintendent, left his headtpjar
r rem in Kansas tlty by special train
to Investigate,
j Among the injured were It. M.
' Oardner, farmer c a n A u e t r:
"thavies Kerr, flasman, both f
.r Osawatomlet and Mr, and Mrs. T
etatnt to having "discovered" the 'J, IHekerson tf Wieiiitu, Kas., whu
tribe, nor are they a ' new tribe: , btwrded Jm irafn at t'offej ville.
USE LUMBER
ade in Medford
inn uh far as I um aware, I m i '
tile first lo secure scientific nnd herjrrtK. (he men tttv
ethnoioKic
HHmt ft'(llitl-
i) ilntit mid specinienB I auic imvUins. Tlieir wiiiuin !irt
from the ti the and to tiring them fmmvanv limra seven or ciutit feet
to the uiientlim of .science. ittt teiitstti, una nrruwH of Incredihle
Look l.ikii .Soatlt Pttrtrtr IsJatttl-.-iv kIm.. olun seven f.it hmg, nn Inch
Thfste heardci uhuriginm of in dtKmeter nmt fmitlieti'it with
particnl.ir tnlerrat nt students win jviuiea IS tin-hoi or more fn li iiKth
UellMV thllt th Sll-C;lIIe,t liutlll Hi , nn, R.-Vcl ul llU'llCS Wide. ThW
of western .Solnti Anieiien nw the ltrc weuuits such a one mii;ht
lxKivnttuttlK of emiKriitits from the expert the fiiMed irhtnts to use.
I'uciTle isliimis. I'oiynesin. '.Mel;i-Hvhy these sstvuses, elm sue nut
;ne.si!i. MHliij-siu ur posslhly from turse men ; Juiijieil !y i.tir tt.-mrt-neunlCTl
Iniliims1 The term ; tonn arcliiielfu uses uso suii- lards, KhouM prefer mit-h cnormnus
snvors of the stransre. Die bizarre. ; merged. jam! unwieiity weiims is mys-
Ihe unknown. The benrrted Jn- In lihysical optica ranee. In re-1 tery.
diuns tif Hoiivia. vhme existenc' lit:tm, in dialects, in certain cus- ? The heartiest Indians ore exneri
EW SUBSCRIBER
LISTED FOR KMED
Kvidcnce of confidence in the
Vii Kin-Medford Mail Tribune sta-
bavo. consistently topped the licit- j Uon K.M hi) m the. fact that he-?
ginning turn morning the hours or :
broadcasting huve been increased
outstanding that morning programa will be-;
which has gin at if:3! from now on.
not been popular with American ' Jmamis For service thru the,
orehardists during recent year . ! Iwal station have necessitated the t
(l .ntin-N of the Newtown have cxira time on the schedule which
been limited during the past t r w makes the hours of bnmdc:tst- j
years tnany Xewtown trees have K wiual the piOKiums from lar-
been pulled up. ho that it UiUn tn the state.
i..t f;l,., i ho NPflfiiiti (-(imiielillon ivuoHiK no
manifest among varieties of red
tipples.
Fruit growers who were guests
new subscribers are
; the following: Los Angeles Soap
company, of Los Angeles; Hardy
i h ocei y rompimy, Mef Jurdy lry- I
today included L. A. Hanks, of the' , , , ', V ,
Suncrest orchards. and S. MJ I-an.v. all of Ashland: McNair lrug
Synder. of VIIejo. California, who ! 1 1 Aleat Market and
is visiting at the home of Ashland j '" 'y m. e. t .mcu r,
relatives, Mr. ami Mrs. O. H. Hose,
after returning from the Kiwanian
convention in Seattle. K. tl. fireen.
f the American Fruit '.rowers
and Jim tiricve, manager of I'm
lect resort. ' 4 j
The usual evening broadcasting
j hours will be maintained with the
association of Hood Hiver. Ktoteh- ""-'' '
ot- VMx an.l Havre Itmumlmtiiii ' fuim l" n i-Hday niglits previous
.Medford. were also special guests, 1
The attendance prize was award- 1
ed to Vernon Yawter and donateil
by C. M. Kldcl.
News of the death of Jack
II east on at Ashland yesterday was :
told at the meeting. Mr. iieaston t
recently sold the ilowdy Folks
Super-Service station across from
the powtoffiee and had made plans
to move to California.
A ft er leaving here t onight M r.
Smith will go to t'orvallis and
Hood li ver on his annual business
tour.
to the conventbin August I,
and 3.
ciooUiiiTO
START THURSDAY
the writer reportetl after his last ; toms, many of the South American
expedition into Peru and lioHvia. tribes are strikingly like the na
are strange indeed, yet they are lives of the South PaeifSe islands,
not freaks, like the "white In-. and sre in no way Mongolian. H
diuns" that aroused so much in- is true that among some of them
Invest a few years ago. They are one sees individuals of the Mongol,
;t dt.-tiiHt tribe, and every aduit r the Asiatic, type; but these
wejfs a full busby beard. , might easily imBe.He nneiint n'fl-
Most Indians of North or South mi.M ures with races fruitt Central
America have bends, although as or even Xorth Aiuerii'a. PIe fact
a rule these are shaved off or I bat She insular type disappears
pulled ftut, and when allowed to and the Mongol type increases as
?i'ow unhindered, are sparse, thin, we g northward would teml t
stiff and wiry.. The whiskers of "bear out this hypothesis,
the bearded inidans are thk-k. ! It was to seek further proofs of
soft and somewhul wavy, and i the Oceanian origin of the ln-
often raaeh half way dmn thetdhins of western South America
chest. ;that I made my recent expedition
To reach the eon n try, of the to the Intechn' of leru and Kolivla,
hem-ftetl Indians is no simple un- ' probably the richest field of nr-
dertaking. Their home is in the i chaeoiogical resffareh In America,
vast tropicjtl Jungle urea of the tireui. temples. Immense fort-lirscll-lbiHvia
border, an urea that -resses, vast eiih;s, ntagtiifieent
stretches almost unbroken and tut-, i palaces and millions of gravs
known from the ran Chaeo of i have never been studied, many not
Paraguay and southeastern Ibdivia i even seen by civilized man, and
i southern Colombia, perhaps the ; many more lie hidden ti the
largest unexplored inhabited area jungle and :n the heart of the
in the world. j Andes, Concealed beneath the dirt-
Hero, hidden in the forest;;, hun- j integrsUed ;uiibe and cruntbtlng
dreds of miles fmm civilization, i masonry of huihHngx, or buried tn
in a district well-nigh impossible j the graves with the mummies,
to reach from the Atlantic ee.ist somewhere Ib-s the key that, when
and with the mighty Andes be- ; discovered, wilt end the mystery of
tween them and the Tacific, dwell, the origin of the races that first
innumerable Indian tribes. Some , iuhabije! the ktnrf and btiHt up
giving near the tvorders oS" the marvehmH eivilizaiions ages before
"montana," or tropical interior,: the white man mi ftot tm Amerl
are peaceful and visit the outlying can mill,
viHag''" and outposH; of i'-ru ami To travel in this country, once
archers wiih their huge bows ami
arrows. The lower end of the how
is braced fkMween the great toe
and the seemd toe tt the left foot,
the arrow and the string are held
in the right hand and braced
against the right hip, and the bow
is ushed fwrwpard with the h'ft
hnd to the full extent of (he
arm. Instead of being drawn by
pulling tm tho string with the
riht hand, Ilude wooden clubs
are also used, as well as wooden
spears tlped with ffre-hardened;,
polnoned pints.
They are a most primitive race,
ignorant of weaving or spinning,
am! not even umg the bark -cloth
which Is commonly seen mmmg
the other Sooih Amcriem tribs,
Xelther men nor women wear
cluthtnK of any sort. Their tmly
rnaments are rudely made neck
laces of human and animal teeth,
sheiis and ed and beaddreas
consisting of split feathers at
tached to a twisted fiber which Is
fastened to one ear, passed, over
the head and looped about the
other ear.
Hade llt and MHtnIUve Ideas
Their homes nre ibe simplest
of conical huts of leaves and grass
on a rude frame of branehe.: they
kimile fir by rulddn tw sticks
together, ami they eat much of
the ir meat raw.
As far nx I could learn, the
bearded Indians have w definite
religion, but believe that every ots
Jeet. animate or inaninaie, tin
COUNTY MEMBERS
BOYS', GIRLS' GLOB
BACK FROM 0. S. G.
Occupying a fcprriftt eiaeli oh ttje
Shasta, bay ami giri club tuetu
iors at Jackstttt and Jserfsm
eon tt ties: arrived here SiUtirday
night with MK4 FNsrettce York uud
It. L Ftmler in charge. They
have just conipieted! a two wtcfes"
ft'CA; iKimmov srsitfass at t. 8, t.
ihuittK the (Ktst week Miss York
conducted i etftH in sewing,
ranging front beginners to experts,
and she reports thut the stmlems,
who were from 12 to 3 9 years old,
wer ittdnsfrluti'.t and easy to nsaii
SUm of I hp RfPr.-t livert at
Waldo hall and the hoys at Cau
thorn hull on the mpus. lf
goveit! immt was in force at t he
boys" resUlem-e, with a committee
appeiotii to enfo'e biw umi or
der. According to reports there
was littb tiMnriamee antonic the
?t'tit fdiow;.
Mst trf the 4 Smys and giris in
attettdanc-s at the aouuai summer
selnHtf were those who had been
awarded honors tn ome hmm-h
f eluU work dnrlng the year.
Courses in sewtitg and ckitug for
the girths uitd classes In sloch jm
in and all phases at tcgrleHtture
for the hoys were (neiuiled in the
two weeks' program.
Friday evening, Jooe tt several
m-mhm of ihe J?M-kson emtnty
group hrt.ifMtst a ahrt entertain-.
inert trttnt KUAC ut T:3ft ochvefe.
Vinh smss ami yeifs kitfc s short
talk by Mtss Vark on the activities
of jacksou eHty clubs wee in-
4 .
MEDFORD KIDDIES-
BIG CROWD DDE
AT LEGION DANCE
Hoiivia. Tribes fairly well known "tic leaves the beaten track, is far
are the so-called Chunchos of (from comfortable. Transportation fabode of n spirit, good or evil, and
Peru, mainly belonging to the j ht almost entirely by mole back ( that killing any creature mip-
Cant pas and the Amueusha, ami j and Ihumv train or on foot. The !I"d to conusin a good spirit they
the ran os of Hoiivia, as well as tire 'so-called towns are mere vtllagex : mtmt (K Jis frglvemns and pr-
PUNCTURE VINES
FOUND IN -VALLEY
Several California Puncture
Vines were found last week in the
stock yards nt Ashla'nd by H. .
Fowler, county agricultural ngeut.
who has samples of the destructive
plant at his office.
Iturrs of this vine get to. be
extremely hard and the sharp pro
jections will puncture car tires or
cows stomachs. This is the first
time that the pest has been report
ed in southern Oregon. Work was
sta ri ed n t once to kill out the
I da it t s w h ic h a re se ve ra 1 feet in
length, the trailing ends clinging
close to the ground. ltecause of
their sticking ability the burrs
cling to tires for miles and miles
when picked up. It is believed that
the plant gut to Ashland in this
manner.
The Funeiure plant is not very
common !n California, having been
Imported there from Australia. It
is not difficult to kill the vines if
they arc discovered nt nn early
stage of development. ,
The calendar for the present
term of the circuit court has been
revised and the caes will be heard
in the following order, the first
four being equity case, and the
jury being called for Thursd ty
morning to hear the stilt of Wyek
off against Mayfield, an action to
recover.
ticca la vs. Suncrst orchards,
Hoblnson vs. Nicholson,
Andtews vs. Messenger.
Schmidt vs. Ryden.
Wyckoff vs. Mayfield,
Murgrelter vs. Federal Mining
Co.
I'orter vs. Houston,
Miller vs. Onswfrk.
Linn vs. Fote,
Hoilopeter vs. I'alm.
City of Medford vs, Siillman.
Trttax vs. Truax.
Jivarros of M mdor. Hut by far f sualit Indian huts. Kvery
the greater number of the Indians i where ime must depend en the
dwelling in thfs forest area arc hospHulity of the Indians for food
unknown to ethnologists ami have j and shelter. Ami one must not
never been visited by any white inquire too closely as to the erigtn
man who returned to. tell of his t't the food one eat, else one
experiences, goes hungry.
KxKieiHf lutgr Mythical j Two Ancient Itaee-s
Kven Ui the missionaries the ex-j The-e Indians are of twro races
istence of these tribes and their the Qulchuas in Peru and the
very names are little more than i Aanaras in Hoiivia. There nre
mythical. Some are reputed to be many trllwx and suh-trtiies of each,
cannibals, seme are known to be The Qulchuas are mild immnered,
head-hunters, but their relation- hard working oml friendly, where
?hips, their habits, their dtaicets, as the Aimaras are boastful, tiuur
their physical characteristics no ! relsome, wispcious nnd far from
one knows. hospitable. Both, tri!:cs tttl every
No doubt the to ten of the In
dians savagery are exaggerated,
but if only a tenth Is true, one
would think twice before uttempt-
avftilnhfc Inch soil, cultivating
I he mountains by means of ter
raced plots of ground to their very
summits. Hoih use the leaf of
The Weather 1
ing lo enter the country. And all (the cwtt, which, chewed with
account, tales and rumors agree ', bit of lime, enables them to endure
that hi- most savage, the most tm-! fatigue and hunger for days with
plaeahle, the most hostile tribes out other sustenance; both are
are the Sirionos, the bearded lo-foml of dancing and fiery liquor,
flnltiH of Bolivia. and both are filthy.
Although the 'existence of these J Whence they originally came no
people hkM been rumored for at ion van say. That hey are of in
least ift years, yet until recently ;alctilably ancient origin i certain,
no outsider had ever returned j The Aimara tongue is conceded tu
from their territory, and every es-j be the Sanskrit of the new world,
pedftlon, whether armed or pe.iee- j Among them are many of a de
fui, that had attempted to pass ; cided Mongolian type, wherea the
Not bn.
My wife, L ila Honker Whlsen
nnt, having left me June 1 I will
not be responsible for any d"Ms
contracted by her after June 2m,
192.
06
Clean rag wanted at the Mall
Tribune office. U
Precipitation Un- 24 houtH end
ing S n. m., inches.
Yesterday's weather here: High
est temperature. KS; highest this
month since lit 1 2, Ht'J, Ikwest
temperature yesterday, 5S; lowest
this month since J!H2, 32.
rreeipltatioii: Total rainfall
(since 1st of month, ft.79 inches;
1 5-yenr average for the month,
fl.75 inches. Tola I rainfall since
September 1, 15.61 Inches,
Humidity yesterday, 5 n. m.. S4
per cent; J 2 noon. 46 per cent;
ft p. m., 4 1 per cent.
Character of day, riear.
Sun fftn today nt 7 :",a p. m.,
ris -s tomorrow 4: 3" a. m., set to
nutrrow 7;."0 p. m.
(Itise and act computed for level
horizon.)
Forecast: Partly cloudy tonight
and Tuesday. Not much change
In temperature, I. W, DICK,
Alcleorok'ghn,
through the country of the bearded
Indians had Iwen driven I tack or
wiped out. I was told by a Re
demptlonist priest that despite
constant efforts for a century it
had boon impossible to plant a
mission In or near the district, A.
Quiehuas are often indistinguish
able In appearance from natives of
the Pacific island.
Haok of the Qulehua territory
are the Compaq, ihe Amuenshns
and others of totally different
morfc and language, while bark of
KHatt Verrill, who recently re- tho Aimara territory nri the Yun
;turned from an expedition for theiga and Collas, the latter of Aim
ltiseu mof the American Indian, ara stock, the former at an en
Hoye foundation, and the Amerl-jHrely different race, peaking n
;can Museum of Natural History. distinct tongue ami. In many rr-
writes in the New York Times f spe tH. fnr more Mlayshin than
magazine. Kven Indian) of other I Mongolian in uppeartinee. Further
tribes were barred from the Hirf-south, ft bout the iienl river, tire
sono region and the nearby Indian, the wild and usually hostile Pan ox,
savage fighters as they were, had while still farther Inlamt, isolated
ta wholesome dread of their beard- In almost impenetrable jungles,
ed neighbors. ;are the strange bearded Indian,
j Within iwnt year Ihe bearde! 5 who might well he natives of Nw
jtavngen haw become a bit tamer fluina or the Oceanic Wand
and less nsirrcssive. and have en-j f ransported bodily tm the heart of
Jteied into u virtual armed truce (South Amerlc.t.
wllh xhv surrounding people, A iilaiKn fU wn ami So Vimtm
Ifew traders and natives have Mnch taller thon tho other In
iVisitetl the outlying meher of the dians of Hotith America, power
jtribe, nnd it is no longer nn exactly f fully built, with em!r Hmlm,
tuitiUal thing to du 1 lay no dark kln, ihlt-h hair and Uuhy
vide the spirit with a new borne.
Tins new home may le a bit of
their itwn hair, n feather or piece
of hide from the crest ure Itself,
or even a mark made in the earth.
Apparently they have no mr
riage ceremony, -nor hare they any
conception of time. They rannot
count above five by units, but can
counly t or more by "hands,
They do not fatoo, ami, ns far s
f can say. they do not paint their
faces or bodies.
Their dialect Is wholiy different
from any other South American
diulert with which I am familiar.
Many of the words are almost
Identical with words with the same
or similar meaning used by Oce
anian tr(les.
.MIHEARDOlfiffl---
anst are cantplete aceo-tutuo-
by the
Cf-rirdie-ns ifMmrrm .TuodEy ttight
f C'Ireut f.vtev has tea rti?)-.fci.vl
(t, A , . . ' 4 'in the vent nm a rereed certrrt w
At 2 o dock next fttttrottjr after-, K,xiwvt(rt tct ttCtut.
' ttmg the kiddies f Medford oftd tm f must sttmetJve fr
i srmrhera Oret&ot will gattttjr at the ftrw t thesffair Ik (he el Eatti
'ily pfaygrnnncbt en the banks tuuwt wKt
orptirtft. This :
i laf iwrt torn awl eW a telle wttte(i(llt vUvW taovy a to
! by "Ommlia Bwfecr ot tho Siierry i (Mifwnia. ! i mar vl
Viaar tmjny. who I fcmiwii ; (fmnn nt thu tireTOt tittts. Eight
: thiouBlmiii Ihe si for bfs ehtt-1 tnosiviauM ntl tayaht at vktymn
;dren radio proBmmK from aorth-;,,,, lwo r mm instranw-nts cotn
; rct Matiuna. Uy. J.lllser t wpli , pri ho pnnnniwl of th
: fc.w hfre. having mane uererat ss1MKtiI wans have.
;tiis to (his city, and his trio to Smart? (y the cuntmtttw tn rhsstjtf
; .Uvtifwit SalnrJav in made through to nuvt n eot itu,Mtfr Hunt is
. the amrtesy ut Arta Kndrtit of th rwrfeiK m n rattHaUaa w-rtt m
; Sjwtvir Flour raatfrnuf and Miiifimf which will atlosr coat tueppa, to
; t'lwt Nik 15. Aneriran IrfRton. ; nn-ms Hie ball. A nrtrin
j A nnmlter of this inueb tlrffceii of S (mUuro ht m'am promlsml !y the
i Stwrry carrier pisomm win bo ; uKtunntfivt iua inadi curbMay
; t'rKBht !o Md(nl and "hnnwed" j in, hrm arwBw.1 nnumm Umt- wttn
; from this jii-;m Iiwl of the hrfjf ( pten ta itttratt.
Xltmy warehutise to bo nasi by Far (b radio nAwii thf
f Mr. Bulmr as mbwts of his to-gmwric rttt tie ttronlewct tram cc
tKri'lfR lalkH. He will bIim Orair ! h ilt Uy ri'mate control no UkK
j Kiime llualtJ comical cartoons (o j ttumr who r wraMr to tie present
; dellsht his juvenile amlff ee fn the mar enjnr the varum a.t
r-onrs? o( hts v.atk hatttcttsy alter- t h?lv htms
noon, hipitiejtatt Mr, KhIsi" as
owe f five twos in the I'ttltmifli
Tlie (irswrts of the isBP? wi(l
States (tt nitlcit the Abraham l.in-jttwa wurb ami Uip imanl art;!ti.w
coin h;w WMiaf w;ts nwnntetf
iast year.
ttrtee n'Ul pneratl. Ifetncins viK
tMjgm ut S ai 1 it. m.
Shocks Sourdoughs
I
W. B. Foihay, above, Minneap
olis Minn., hat attoniahei Alaska
by hi a acquirition of a targe part
of the city of Ketchikan for an
investment of about $3,000,000,
He now owu Ketchikan' light,
water, powet, M?p!me and Ice
ami cold ctarage busincn. It
looks like quite a pfunge for the
Masoned eii Checchako gambler.
They're wondering' whether he'U
buy Noma er Dawton ne&.
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A atsry of a
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who just cant
keep out of trett.
bit.
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