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PXOTC TWO MTCDFORD MATTj TRTTttlNTC, MRnPORD. OREfiOV. MONDAY, OH'OliKH 1. 1928. Jocal and Personal MeniWrs of tin' local aliporl rummUtee will hold an important j meeting tomorrow afternoon ut -I , o'clock al tin- fharnher of t oin mem? off he. I'lans for (he i'' ommvnilatlon, whUli they will (jichent to tin city count 11 imimr row night, will he completed ami other husineem matter iliseiiseil. lialloon Dance. Walkcr'H, Wed nesday nltf. Mr. and Mrs. ('. A. Dickson mill their daughter and Mon-ln-law. Mr. and Mm. Charles Mlern will leav f.m.iT.Kv fur their home at Port- land after spending a few day In; Mr and Mm. Walton llnyd-r this citv 'or f i't l:tii4l thin morning af- Sco the famous Miriam -imssjler several days In Medford where W.miler frVocks. disolaved hy Miss, Ihry were called to attend the fun- Charlotte Kurz at Adrlenne'n Wed nesday. 113 Cues is from a distance register ed at Medford hotels include John J. Mooney of I'hiL'Hfcu, Al f irltzwr. A. X. Meyer of New lurk ' itv lr mid Mrs John laune of Van- 1 cuuver, It. (.., Mr. and Mm. Uumk- j las Stewart of Denver. Ira S. lioh- 1 erts of Hnglemuwn. Mil., mid Mrs. ! i .,,. Vni.iH.ncr of tiaiinu. Kan. I -Mrs, j Dressmaker and Designer Violet Katon. Ites.. HJ".' . Mh. Phono 105-lt. Kite Chief Koy Klllntt Is at tending the Pacific Coast Kin Chiefs convention this week nt Sacramento, which afralr hegan to day and will end October (i. Iteglsler thlH week at county clerk's office. Katurday. Ortohcr (. last chance. 1 u7 Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hasklns of Klamath Falls were among the Sunday visitors In Medford. Ilallnott Dance. Walker's, Wed nesday tttU'. 1!'3 A petition was presented the Albany council last week asking ll to put on the balh.t In the city election November a proposal to bond the city Tor Ji!.r.,otJU to tnke over and develop as a municipal airport the flying field easi of Albany. The American Legion post has tensed the field and Is liehlnd the movement to net the petition heTon) the voters. Oregon Kirn Uellef Association of McMlnnvllle. Ore. V, .. (luff, agent, -liy East Main HI. Tel. !)ll. ln.Htf Miss Doris Applegate. u'laduale of the Southern Oregon Normal flchool. Is the teacher of the school In the Thompson creek school district in the Applegale lo cality. Dr. Alfred Hurklund, chlioprnr tor, 3M Liberty Mldg. 'ill Among lite Call Corn Inns regis tered nt Medford hotels are Mr. and Mm. Frank T. Sweet of Iteik eley. F. J. Plant of Alameda. Mr. inn) Mrs. John W. Lawlon of San Francisco, W.-H. Mason, J. Drtice. A. I., lngchrltson anil it. It. liown Iger of l.os Angeles. Cash for clean friction-top pulls, quarts, half aim gallon sixes. New home-madp sorghum soon. Hut chison Mercantile Storo. 1 !'- Only nine oul-of-stato cars i'en Istered here hist Saturday with the local state auto traffic bureau, and none on Sunday as the registra tion office h closed on thai day. All day Wednesday. Miss Chur lotte Kuril will show the famous Miriam Gross Wonder Frocks at Ailrlenne'H. 113 Tomorrow evening at tl:30 mem bers of the Itttsiness and Profes sional Women's club will hold their first fall meeting at the Hotel Medford with a dinner to be followed by tin interesting pro gram. Miss KliKabeth Iturr will give a sketch of her Kuropean trip d c.rlng the summer and there will also he musical numbers. Ites ervai loan may be nmde hy call ing Mrs. Jacqiic I.cnox before 1 o'clock tomorrow morning at Hit. Concerning Your Fyes, consult Dr. D A. ( 'hum hers. Optometrist, 317 MedTord Itldg. For appoint ment phone INK. (.llasses fitted and furnished. Mrs. Charles Hugulns, Mrs, t ' McCrcdle and Miss laiclltc tiarrrtt were guests of Ike McKlnney la 't Friday evening during a thrilling ride In his racing plane which was one of the rntrle.H In the trans- ! continental race from New York i lo l.os Angeles. I The Thomns llealty and Small l,oan Co.h office In the Palm Hlk.. corner Main tint) Front, will b" obwed unilt Oct. 1, tf A. Urockuway arrived here the lust of I he we.-k from the Sac ramento valley when he Mpent the past several nmuth'" eni'tbn"'' ,- the rice fletds. Mr. llroeknway works In the rice dlstVlclM of Cal- j Ifornla ach summer. ; I trln g your clean Mellon -top j pulls to Hutchison Mercantile Store. 1 FU' j There will be a meeting of the; fire department volunteers toniuht at 7:.l. The first Monday of rnch month Is the regular ilate for the ' volunleers to meet. I in t loon I a nee. Walker's, Wed j n.diiy nlte 1 'Ct Healthy Energetic Youngsters must have real body-building food and this is the reason for the great popular ity of Fluhrer's Milk Breed amongKt discrim inating mo the is. .Mi, and Mm. I. A. (ionlie. of Vacaviile, t'ai., were the ucsIh of .Mr. ami Mrs. A. W. .Mason . nil Mays lax! week. t Tiny left here thn fasl of (lit week for tin north ern pill t of Oregon to cotitllll'C . their vacation. Mr. lusher was a photographer hi this. Hy sey era I years agn. Vm an I n vi t 1 hi ll "'W .Miriam Gross Wonder l-'rocks at Adricnne's Wednesday. Miss t'har lotte Kui'. Will KhoiV tlieill. 1!3 The city of (Nuiuille has 1een promised a t.lu.uiiu veneer plant ly a Kansas City lumberman. The city has agreed to furnish water lo the plant, tvhichc is to employ Till persons. Register evenings thin Week at county clerk's office; hooks close hatunlay evening. octol.cr i.. lit, ill of M i . 1 layden's grand mot h - er. Mrs. Kmma Mashford. While here they visited at the hum if of Mrs. I layden's mother, Mrs. Cora Wilson. Hugs for Market Call Uhj Farm nureau t.o-ope: a t ive. l,xchango If have any hogs ready to ship, A car pool Ik heing made up for shipment Friday. October 6, a. i aisn or rrnspeci was A. l Walsh of anions the resident of that se tion spending yesterday in Med ford. Miss Alice Olln. formerly nt Mi lady's Iteauty Shop, Is now located nt Wlneland's Iteauty Shop, next floor to Hotel Medford. I'hone fil. 187 Last spring during strawberry season. L. S. I larmou purchased strawberries from local farmers lo the extent of more than ti0 and dlil not pay for I he berries, It Is alleged. The berries we-c de livered to him t the rate of 7.". cents a crnlo and these were ship ped to Portland. The bcrrleM wore purchased In thn name of the Ore gon and Cji I Ifornla Fruit corpor al Ion, of which I farm on is Haiti to be the head. Harmon has beet) placed under arrest at Hood Itlver and Sheriff W. M. Hayes will leave for the north to return him to Josephine county.- (Irani s Pass Courier. Let me write your flro insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland. Phono !fl3, tf In Judge Taylor's court this forenoon Mi. Keck was assessed a fine of $ir on the charge of operating one of his delivery aulos without proper license plates. Hogs for Market Call the Farm llureau Co-operative Fxchange If you havp any hogs ready lo ship. A nil pool Is being made up for shipment Friday. October 5. Hi". Miss Lillian Ituboi'tH, e.xueutlve secretary for the Jackson county lied Cross, re I timed lo her home Friday nfter a months' vacation spent at Newport. She was ac companied by her mother. Mrs. Delhi olierts, who Is recuperat ing from a long illness and In now much Improved In health. Italloon Dance. Walker's. Wed nesday nlte. I jut Included among the Dreg on la us registered at Medford hotcln are Chas, Meier f Jefferson. H. It. Davis f.f llend. C. F. Ulioih's of Pendleton, Harvey D. Koe of Fu gene. Mr. and Mrs. .las. llobson of Myrtle Point, and the follow ing from Portland: Mr. ami Mrs C. A. Dlcklson, F. S. Clover, C. .1. Hubbard, II. J. Faust, W. 1!. Iledhead, K. X Phillips. Ilotllx (hem. V. It. .Milam. Hall Yatmhn. Mrs. Alice Hill, Mrs. V. C. C.IIbert. C. C. Itarr. W. W. Html. II. Keith. Mrs. .1, Y. While. Miss Norma Stephenson. ( Jertrude peters, C. C. Fmlgh and L. D. Frceland. Fp-to-t he-minute stylish sport ilresseH and suits, silk find wool Jersey, made to measure. Pattern j ran be seen at the Fashion Shop. Medford Hldg, room -l4. JS7tf Itev. F. U. P.nrtletl. of the nat loan I council of the Fplscnpul church of New York City, arrived here this morning lo spend the tiny. Illne Mission grapes now ripe. Three cents a pound. J. A. Manhc, two mtles cast of Jacksonville, ad joining Clanev orchard. tf Miss Fva N en Ion. until recent l i employed In the advertising de partment at Olds Wortman and' Kings !n Portland, arrived here ; this week-end tt lake h her duties on the reporlorial staff at ! i the Dally News. Miss Nealon was ftirmei'H' emidoyed by the News.1 ' Phone !!"-1 1 for reKlslrntlon for clusses in the Dixie Amhler Stutlio of Dauctim tinder the dlrectbrn of ! Dixie Ambler Harvey, I !i s Lee Oarlock Is taking a two weeks' vacation front his duties as he;id of the local OrcKon branch of the American A u lotntildte asso ciation, which he will malnl spend In the city In catchlm; up with his work as adjutant of the American Lculon post, and In lookltik' nfti-r private business mat- i ters. Mrs. Oarlock is assuming I bis duties in the Chamber of Com , merce registration office during , the vacation. C. L. tioff w.li.-.'s all kind of in jsurance. See him. Telephone Office. Fast Main. ISStf Clh'Ms fl'.llli Itli. Mtnln of W'usih. ylnuton iVKlstered at Medford ho lids in.-lmle Irene Clara Kerr and F, K. Ilowen of Seattle. V.llt ll.ll.lt K.t ivl. I 1.1 .. this fall, Saturday, (H-lnber tast tla. county clerks office In Med ford, regular places In other cities and county precincts. 17 Mis. L. ,. Lonnsbrrry and son flfirg, who returned late Sat urdav evrning from a tilp to Portland, report a great deal of fog in the novtbrrn city and were unabl- to see across the ilvor when the drove along the I olunitla lltver highway to Hood Ulxer, New. lityliNh, individual Milium !i'ii.s Wonder Frock Ml Char lotte K nut will show theni Weil - ro-day .it Adrlmne P.iUoon Da . -Walki-f's nevd.iy nile. l ' ;f .Ml n :l tt llT, UfKhlent nf ,1.11'kMiin enillUV ni'e invited t Mr John WtU-un t-i the lloxv Ann- ria) mine t take mi eh ainnnnlH nf rmil . tllev ttentrr fruni flu- min ji leMt-flvc ent per tun l Th mine covers Sec tions Twelve, Thirteen. Fourteen. Klftwn ann Slt'n of Towntbtp Thirty-seven. ltnn- I West, Wt. ; la nu-t to Mcvidian . j Mr. and Mrs, 1. Hums anil a party of friends, from San Diego, Cal., left here this morning for Seattle, Wash., after a several days vacation In the Jtuuuc river valley. Dining their stay here they visited Crater lake. Mr. and Mrs. James Page of It I Klver, b-ft for their home today after being In Medford dur ing the past several months. Mr. Pge was employed by the Amer ican Fruitgrower' association dur ing the pear haivesiinti. County Auent ll. H. Fowler ts expected home his evening from having attended the state fair at Salem all last week. A week from tonight Medford Post of the American Legion will Install its new officers for the com ing year ami a big meeting is anticipated. The Installation r e.noiiles Will be In charge of Paul Mr-Donald, district coimnitteemii li. assisted by Larry Mann, Tom Swein and Oi-orge Codding. An election to fill several minor of fices will also be held, preceding the Installation ceremony. Airs. Jennie lirazzfe and children spent Sunday at Crescent City. Mrs. 10. ',. Arthur accompanied by Mrs. J. K. Wilflcy motored to Fugene yesterday expecting lo b" there fur the next few days, Kdward J. Dingle left here to day for Oakland. Cal., after u wc-k In this vicinity where he owns 'some orchard property. Mrs. Florence York "onkle, home demonstration agent who at tended the state fair at Salem and supervised tin- Jackson county girls' dub exhibitions, returned o Medford the last of the Week re. porting that sheWas proud of the work done by her proteges who i(ame away with several high hon ors. Now that the nippy mornings have come (here Is a big deinan 1 for underwear and warm clothing at Hie lied Cross thrift shop over t he Ilex ca f e, M rs. M . M li i ra y, manager, reported today, in re i lien ting t hat Medford residents who have a surplus of winter clothes either bring them to t In shop or call t.'.i; and someone will be M-nt to collect the bundles. LnYcrne Hawn of Hie opco Investment department, with had cpuirlers at llosebtirg. was a busi ness visitor at the company's gen eral offices here today, Horace Hromley has returned froni Y re kd where he had cha i ge nf the ('open exhibit at the Sis klyou county fair. Mr. Itromley reports that I his year's fair was the be.st ht the hlMory of Siskiyou county from every standpoint. The dally entertainment programs wcr varled and Interesting and com bined horse racing with da v tight fireworks. open air vaudeville, band contests and an air show by a siiindi'oii of planes from the Oakland airport. The fair closed last night after a successful three day run. Thoroughbred Pup Arrives in Medford Miss Pauline Mlsslnl, wnll known .Medford girl, Is the owner of a thotottghhred hrltidlo , hull pup. rttlHcd hy Al llrnwn or Salem. Miss Mlsslnl Is especially proud of her pup, insofar as Mr. Ilrown's hull dog entries at the Portland dog show recently captured first prize. Immediately upon receiving the pup from the rinlem kennels Pauline in zed Into his Irish countenance ii ml decided that his moniker should he "Put." In an effort to live up to his name, Pat is devel oping a shiny set of molars and limbers up his larynx in dally burk ing practice and ferocious growls while the Mlsslni family In daily leeling more Hemre. Obituary NimitT. K n n e ra 1 ne r v I ce.s ft i v l-:tdon Shor will be held at the .lacUsonvllle cemetery on Tuesday, (tctoler 2 at Ut:;iM a. n.. Uev. C. I-:. Mcll officiating IVrl Kuneral lloine In cheart;e of ocrvlcea. Kit I KM. 'rs. Kate Krieml passed away at the home of her daiiKhter. Mih. Cna .Mc(Jonaj:le. one mile north of Medford, Sep tember ail, 19SS. Hesldes her duuuhtcrs ihe Is uryived by four ejandehUdren. Char leu. Monroe, .1 en itte and Waunlia MctlonaHle. Perl Kuneral Home has charge of ervices which will be announced later. CorvnlliH New S.UtMi Jail will he built here of riro-retdstitnt mu ter in I Free Lecture on Christian Science By CYRUS S. ROGERS, C.S. of San Francisco, California Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Chia-ch, The First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, Mass. RIALTO THEATRE Tuesday, October 2, 8 P. M. " 1 ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED - TAKES OFFICE .COUNTY JUDGE Mr. Sparrow was very but-y all day with routine matters, busy all day with rouCne matters, that have accumulated since the death of W. J. Jlartzell, former county judge. Judge Sparrow will preside next Wednesday at the regular first of the month session of the county court. ,M.k!A Alex Sparrow took the oath of office as county Judge before Judge C. M. Thomas this morning, to fill the vacancy left by the death of W. J. Hartzcll. Mr. Spur row, who is also the Republican candidate for the judgeship in the November election, will hold the office until January I , when the new judge will be sworn in. The Democrats have not as yet announced a candidate. Whether they will support the Jlopublicun choice or enter a candidate of their own party has been a matter of considerable conjecture on the part of outsiders the past week. Among the Democrats said to bo considered for the position are; J, A. Perry. 11. F. Mcador and W. II. Canon, former mayor of .Med ford. j noticks fou sociirrv ! ' IWt.K v j Chureh notices, sc hoot . notes, 1J, T. A. articles and j society events that occur the : first of the week must be in J this office Friday evening and fr earlier if possible. F.vents that i 4 take place Friday or Saturday j 4 must hi in not later than ! fr three o'clock on Saturday. ' Phone yiiD-L or 7 any lime, All notices of social events ; f including parties, luncheons, i ; dances, out-of-town guests, , club parties. etc., will be taken over the phone, The editor would appreciate the co-operation of ail women in- ! tct-Mstctl In the social uf fairs ! of the city. HtT. 4 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I Foil SA Ll'; i'l-ai res. A No. 1 null. alt seeded to alfalfa, produces i three crops per year without ir- j l igation. Located one and one- , half miles from city limits. A : district with good homes adjoin ing. Price Sitae. Will take car ( to vali f S1'M. terms on bal- , a tice. Chas. A . Wing Agency, ' Inc. Phone 7:'s. ts . K(U SAI.K or KXCII.X Nti K--Kx- i ccllenl dlvoi-Miflcd farm of fT l-H acrej located ojt I'ucJl'viTPftaiwh-. way one mile from town. V.fcvcri ; acres of alfalfa, balance l in straw'iriicH. family orchard and crop. ( lood 7 -room houxe, part ly moi ern, electric pump, kooi! barn and chicken hoii.c; ti cowm. team of goo horses, :m turkeys, chickens, 1 ." tons of hay in barn. Totul price X7.".ou. Will accept home In Medford or improved acreage up to SS.niMi. Chas. A. Winn Ayeiicv, Inc. I'hone 's. K(H: SAI.K--Lovely home with in-1 come. Modern, attractive, 'two family home; I room and bath downstairs, 3-rooiu nparlment upstairs with outside entrance; attiHctive yard, ahundiim-e of shade, lawn, corner lot. property on pavement with all assess ments paid. Total price M.toin Will accept ood car as first payment. See Charles A. Wtmr Ai;ency, Inc. Phone 7:'x. Kt.Hi SA LK- 3 d-i'en lllorobred li. I. lied pullets. I'hone ;M-L. I 111 V A NTH I T ) 1 : 1 V - Ll c. h t en r. Sill X. Ctmtral. Itall between it and 7 p. m. I'.Ci 1 KOU SALIC Cood used heater stove. ti'JI Pakota Ave. 1 . :t Kill: SAI.K Si-ri.licl h.ui.l plinii in A-1 iMinilitiiin. I'Mitv h-iiv- ln city. Apply nt Ji! KrtuviMiil Ayi-.. iifti'i- -I p. m. l!il I WANTKI) Api.lr plrkPl'K. Klin- i-rrxt (irrhiil-il nt T:i l.-ttt . Ins" 'KOI! SAI.K Spllv. npph'H. llli'iin. 1 I'liuni- .'.s:i ;-. it. a. .Muiiihi'w W'A NTI'.M- Vntmi; luimmi for jcin , rrul hiiui'W, rU. I'llH i. I'.i3 ! ANTCIl lt,-ll huv. Ili.li'l .liu k- s,,ii i;h '.. DIAMOND LAKE: - AUTOISTS CLAIM ' COP CO Kill : RESORT GLOSED , MAN THREW ROCK GAINS INTEREST LAST EVENING The Diamond Lake r-sorl closed for the season last night alter hav ing enjoyed a very heavy patron age since its formal opening on June 1st last. While the Diamond Lake resort i now closed, and the official Cra ter Lake season ended on Septem ber 2Uth last, the Lake of the Woods resort, accord-ing to present plans, will remain op. u for a month yet. Medford people and others, who contemplate trips to Diamond lake from now on, must take along their own food and sleeping ac commodations, us the lodge and cottages, are closed up tight for the winter. However, the grocery is still open, and six of the many boats were not stowed a way in winter quartern, being left out for the accommodation of duck hunt ers, and may be hired from the caretaker. Also the packhorse.s are still at the Diamond Lake resort 'c:dy to convey deer hunters on up into the game country. ( ieorge L. Howard, manager of the resort, who arrived home in Medford last night, while he has nut yet had time to go over the records for detailed figures, said this noon that Hie season had been a Very successful one as success ful, at least, as last year's season, which was a record breaker. .Mr. Howard also .nid that it rained very hard at Diamond hike ami vicinity lust Saturday evening;. (iresham. Progress, made un con struction of new Chevrolet Harare. Mall Tribune ads arts read bv 20.ftoO people every day. tf These Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week Medford Pharmacy Heath s Drug Store Strang's Drug Store STATE THEATRE South Central Near Elyhth TONIGHT Featuring Costa Ekman Also Comedy Scenic Any Seat 15c Anytime Children under 12, 10c Continuous Show Daily Matinee 1 to 5 P. M. Evening 6:30 to 11 P. M. Saturday and Sunday, contin uous 1 to 11 P. M. Pictures change daily except Thurs day. ! Franks Comedians IN THE BIG TENT COMING Fri., Sat., Sun. Cinderella O'Reilly AT PASSING CAR "I've worn out better jajis than this," was the first remark suid to have been passed by 1:111 Orren, charged with serious disturbance to tourists on the highway In th. Siskiyou mountains, when he was brought Into the county jail by Sheriff Jennings yesterday after noon. Oreen. who Is said to have thrown i rock at one autoit and lo have placed a plank and rock" across the road U stop traffic on the highway, denies the chargi s. James Aylsworth of Klamath Falls and Charles Trimmer of Yreku are among the witnesses who claim to have seen the deliberate attempts nt the accused. This morning Creen who admit ted having served sentence for rob bery in Salt Lake, suU that he was put off a freight train above Siskiyou. I lo complained that his blankets had been stolen from the edge of the highway where he had left them to get a drink at a near1 by ranch house. He said he knew absolutely nothing about t h e charges of disturbance brought against him. ; H 'si " Victor McLaglan ?vE LOaa Uii ?Ts. tut mrr-ni Ti7TTrTi,TpnikTr a ' KaVc. v.'- fili3T. THE RIVER ' g WWM PIRATE" TT" B C.WJ;4,ltC'3-S Pnc Glory" K " Mi8 1 W All your friends who saw it will wi" ama" V '" nr4?lJJ-- you not to miss this ons. another role of a jgK. I if Pm. r, hard-boiled river RfV. I! W Wednesday .4ppBT' Thursday M : 4 BIG DELUXE D. W. GRIFFITH'S W r- r-t,. W SHOWS DAILY . . I 5 Big Acts' J ntl:30,3:15,7ad9 Xr H '. jF ; Vaudeville Admission "DRUMS OF I I f t i c J Eves 2i and 50 f LOVE" " AND CO. j : J$l Don't Forget a Starring in M FANCHON AMD fL MARY PHILBIN M The Comedy Sketch jigS MARCO REVUES LIONEL BARRYMORE 'T "IDEALS" aRg''ULl'Y MARSHALl"i Here Are Three Recent Cases From Our Files Which Speak for Themselves 1 Treasurer of the Home Mission Board of a prominent denomination. Bond $50,000. Shortage announced as approximately $1,500,000. Employed nine yeais. Highly regarded in church, business and social circles. 2 Treasurer of the Foreign Mission Board of a prominent denomination. Bond $25,000. Shortage $103,000. Employed 12 years. Shortage extended over period of years and due to principal's living beyond his means. Sen- . tenced to twenty years in penitentiary. 3 Auditor of a Compress and Warehouse Company. Bond $10,000. Shortage ' approximately $00,000. Employed sixteen months. Manipulated account. Sentenced to ten years in penitentiary. Salvage nominal. Practically en tire loss in excess of bond absorbed by employed. The recent publicity given these and other cases of the kind in the press most forcibly impresses upon the mind of practical business men the necessity for fidelity insurance against loss caused by misappropriations of money and securities by those in plates of trust. The fidelity bond also assures protection to the honest employee against the dishonesty of fellow employees you are an employer bond your employees now. If you are an employee ask your employer to investigate this very essential protection. GET FULL INFORMATION FROM McCurdy-Daniels MEDFORD'S LEADING INSURANCE AGENCY AimyiMftti run lf i The famous Copto "thrift ex hibit" has been ut trad Ini; much in terest at the Siskiyou county fair, according tn the following iu-m from the Siskiyou Pa liy Ncwh: "Amon.-: the unique displays at the Siskivoti coiiniy fair is tli' :Copcu 'thrift exhibit' on the secoit'I floor. This novel exhibit shows two sections of an elc-tiic liuht pole used by a colony nf woodpeckers as a winter storehouse. The Ih" are literally crammed with acornn ' placed there by the woodpeckers for future consumption. It is a striUin-; example of thrift taken from nature ami has excited much interest In tin; Copcu prelrred Htock display, where it is DeiS featured at the fair. "The exhibit, which was origi nated hy 11. L. isromley. Copco ad vertising manager, has been repro duced in many parts of the I'nited States and articles coneermn-; I' I have appeared in the Coast LnnUer. . Klectricai World. New York Time and manv oilier big publications. , From here it .will hi) sent to Dims- ; muir lor display in the windows of the Conco offices in I Hat city." miw rfl Business Men! COHVALLIS, Ore., Oi!4. A Clark llunkttt of Portland 'Wan elected nrcsident and .Uuijbuv U ..,1,! ,,f 1 oC. ninl.. u.w-rotiirv of I I T freshman vhiaa ut Oregon Stuto M;- i ntal niiu if at an eiccuon terday. ' Phone 51 MILK Gutter SCE CREAM I PASTUERIZEDSAFE-PURf PRODUCED - PACKED' THE SAN!TAFV WAY WE DEVELOP FILMS FREE West Side Pharmacy "The EexaU Store" Ifr MM 4
