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BEDFORD MAnrTPTuFXE.-W.PFORD- OT?F,("iOX WEDNESDAY. OPTOBER lfl-23. PADE FTYft LiS LISTEN 10 JIM SPARROW FIELD DIRECTOR M IN HARNESS TELL CLUB WORK Thiit evt-ry iior:aiiize.1 mm-1 mutiny nieeis me tiKKHsiion .tn ; form mi-vivc cluhs as .ti.ls't..; their ! chamber nf cominei the plea t hat they "nvei .ortinnizefl", u iim statement in ihe l-'itld Director t J'. aildre.ss nf . -l:ini.m i.i the I. inns International. fore the eluh this noon. Air. Maniun, who is nn of liu- west, having l-t't his f..arier in Chicano sonio i tour head weeks iit". t'avo a it 11 11 1 1 per of new side lights on work In-iiif accnmpli.-hed by lllo I. ions el lib throiiKhmit the o'liniry. lie told of one communi ty where the Lions club Were con--i rjH-d actively in making it pussi M.' for liijili school students, on Hie vi-rjte of dmppinu out of school in continue with their education, l.y providing funds and homes for them. II. D. Norton, Democratic candi date for cjreuit jude, an invited puest of the organization tiaxt- a brief talk on chamber of com merce and service eluh activity in Cranis Pass. Air. Norton was for merly head of the chum Iter of commerce in that city. 1 lis talk was preceded by one on "The Lay man's Contribution to I'ivlr Activ ity," Kivcn by A. V. Pipes, eandl- for mayor of .Medt'ord L M. Wilson, as the first Lions ' luh member appointed to attend a j it y council meeting, gave an in- f -resting report on the reception ; id this pha.v,e of service club work, by the council members, j. ( . Drey, the originator of the idea, and a council member, was ap pointed to represent the eluh at the next meeting. From then on a different Lion will attend the meeting each Week. ( i u est s at t of I ay's meeting in duded: Percy Hray, Mr. Shelby, A. V. Pipes and 11. D. Norton. TOTAL $728.50 A total of STl'S.aO has been con- trfbnted to the Florida. Porto Kico ! ; nd Virgin Islands ' relief ' fund'! from the resid;as of this county.! The ipiota for the Jackson t'ounty Jted I'ross was set at $7i'l by the ! national head'iuariers. Ashland's chapter sent in S-13. ! With only i'JL.'pO yel to be cnl- J leeied. the aiuouut on hand was mailed this afternoon by I!. M. Harder, treasurer, who stated that tlie local lied ('ross received- an other message today telling of the urgent need for funds and prompt response to the call for aid. Communications olec- A iimvim's (ins New berry Tn the Kdiinr: Shortly after the Maine tion you published a coinnmnica-j tinn by .Mr. (Ins Xevvliury In which -lie stated that there hail never been a lime in his reenlletion ex- oepl iu lMfl when thrnuyh John-j sun s de tee tion, I inches was de fen led and Wilson elr-cu-d, that an increase in the liepuhliean major ity iti the .Maine election was nnt fol lowed by a Un publican victory in the presidential election and that a decrease in the Republican vote was an inuicatnr or a j;emo - i talic victory. Xnvv 1 wish tn refer him to the election of liios when the I Dean vote fell off :'(. 470 ( vote for Hovernor and also v;i on concressinen, but was not'fol lowed by a Democratic victory. Sef the World Almanac ency-f .My reason for correct inc this is. owinii to tlie proml'ieiice of Mr. Newbury there are many vot er. who will read his communica tion and will regard the next elec tion as a foreuotio Itopuhlrlnn vic - lory nnd not take the trouble to come out. to vote. We want to Bet the vote out. Maine cannot al ways, be taken nn a barometer. MARION NKALON, Central Point. October ' Internal Health by Nature's Own Methods . If ynu nre sick inside you are sick nil ovur. When the stomach fail to iliest its food, you are standing at the threshold of a series of ailments that 1n.1v end in a complete physical wreck. Internal health means nealtli through out the body. Keep your stomarh and other digestive organs clean and vigor ous bv giving them the natural stimu lation' of the roots, barks and herbs contained in Tanlac. . Tanlac is wonderful for indigestion and constipation gas, pains, nausea, duzincss and headaches. It brings back lost apctite, helps you digest your food, and gain strength and weight- Tanlac is as free from harmful drugs as tjje water you drink. It contains no mineral drugs: it is made of roots, lurks and herbs, nature's own medi ' ines for the sick. For over to years it has been recommended by druggists who have watched its marvelous re ults. The cost is less than 2 cents a '!oe. Otabottleol lanlacirom your druggist anl give it a thorouRh trial. Your money back if doet't help you. Tanlac 52MIIUON BOTILESAiSED DESCRIBES LW!B . a9 Alex Sparrow, the recently pninlM county jutiHC wai uv 'n his off!,-,. ster.lav. wnilim: for work. "with ' sonnuhinu io happen, when a, low ;tr' already I down serine from this uaper call an fnti'i-osi. i oa to extend f nnratulations. and was rebuked hi it military nian- : "Ah!" said the scribe, as entered, the honorable court he is I now functioning.'' I ' Vou've bee ik out in the rain." I retorted Judne Sparrow, "the hon ! orable court is not functioning it is workirm. The court is a j farmer, and therefore has taken ! the reins of government, oi into ! the harness, and is in the saddle. ! We don't want any .journalists fooling around, as we have to plow through that hatch of papers, he fore milking time." "J iide." started the scribe, who , was forthwith halted by the haml ! that waved a sword in the Phil j I i pines, and a superintendent's ; shovel on the Crater Lake hlgh I w'ay when that road was in its infancy, and he warned: "You better call me Alex, if you I want to vote for Hoover." It was truly made evident that the judge would stamp out Uous nonsense, in a firm physical 1 and vocal manner, and thai all callers would he received with the.i.i.. i. ....i.,a - i. ...... i.. : t:oui ieny .ino uijuumacy accorui'u t national park visitor, by a park "Pcrintemleni, and all tasks per formed with th "Ugliness . of an efficient thor-'was army sergeant, which he used to be Judge Sparrow said he was "go ing to make no promises, and tell ,i ... , . , . . i u' iit.n. iiir npevuivien aim I"" wru- mien uji ni jiaiaue lormaiion on his desk, which was as orderly as a general's. "The first day I was under fire. I was nervous." said the Judge, as a girl brought In a legal docu ment to sign, "hut I'm over that." Then he tried to put the pen on Ills nose, and to write with his specks. PiGGLY WIGGLY J - j PORTLAND STORED I'OItTI.AMJ. Oiv... Oct. 3 l'l Cm-renoy mii.l to be in PX.-fsH of $1)')0 wtlH oltlaiiK-d l.y tin: export I ) I'l-acUsiiiitn whn frUi-ci'edctl in! ' wm-UiiiK the comhlntitir)!! nl' u ttatv In tlu- ol'lit-p of On- I'lKKly WlKBly islni-o nt 1 I Kll'th stn-ot last lllnl"! . S:ickH l-nntatnin Tuesday's r.;- i.-i'ipta fi-nm soveral PIkkI.v WiRirly stores were reported lo have been stored In the safe. They were, ta ken from the strmic box to a small room in the rear of the store, where they "were opened. j.Mcre than SI "a in silver from the ) various sacks was left scattered ! ill,nut l'H !- 'nly paper was i a Ken. Two bandits, one of whom ap parently held a revolver in his coat fiocket, entered the Pnion Oil fillinc -station at Kasi ,1!th and DlvisLon st reiits and held up It. It. MUlsaji, attendant, while the nth ransacked (he cash resistor. TUey took about Sin. Millsa p was locked in an ante room nnd released several minutes hit it by nn unidentified passcr-hy I wjl( heard hhn ban cine: on the , ,,. ; BELLVIEW SEEKS LI A ilfleRnllnn of residents from P.ellevlew nnd school itistrtcts in tju. southern : i-L of the valley , met with the county court this; mornltiK to ask thnt provision be j ninde by tlie county to establish n I traveliliK library service out of! j Ashland to correspond with the , to all rural school d.triet,l In the f valley by the Medford library, j The county maintains a fund to provide for the traveling service I out of the local library.'. As the districts nro taxed n tvn mill levy to pay for Uils service,' those rural Kroups nearnr Ashland than Mert- ford iir in favor of having their j membership transferred to Ihe! former city library, if this meets j with the approval of the county J court. The petition of tho rieb un- tion will he taken under advise merit. DRESSIER WEDS raids announcing the wedding,' October l'i next of f'.prtrude .Mer cer Unwell, daughter of i'ojon'i and Mik. Ifrank Wheaton Howell to Lieutenant Jeso Floyd dressier hav? been recdved locally. The eremnn- will take dace at St. M.uke'8 church. Vancouver, Wo.h . Ueutnnnnt nrrssler Is w 1 i i known in itils -lly. ttere h.? Uvr-rt fm m iny years. II" Is u uui.lu in of tin- M''tlfotl hlt-'h s.'h.iol, unit a yf,-ir nito Krn.iuali-d from Wst l'olnt with hiKh honors. fnvr Ki-a.luatlon Ii" tins 1rrn stnliuneil at Yancouver Itarratks. ' Coolidges Obsetve 23rd Annivrfi&$ of Tlw. Mmrtiiws TON. Oct. .!. idem utifl Mrs. will oh- serve the twenty-third until- ! ; versary of their weddiim. In S order to be together1 for the ! occnion, Mrs. t'oolide left 4 for Washington yesterday ( from Northampton,, Mass.. where she has been with her mother, Mrs. Lemira ( lood- !- hue, who is seriously ill. ' If Mrs. Gooahue's eoivli- t 1 n n remains unimproved, ! Mrs. Ooolidue may return to Northampton shortly after the anniversary. EXPERT IS GUEST O Attorney A. P. Matthew i.t San Praneisco, who will r present iruit .shippers and growers of Oregon, " ashingtoti and Idaho - tn the ! freight rate case which will nroh- i Purtland, October 1.1 before the interstate commerce commission. ; a guest at a joint meeting or :the Fruitgrowers league, the Traf- fie association and the executive committee of the chamber of com- merce neiu t the Hotel Medford tnj noon. An explanation of the main (except the federal government, the points lo he considered In the final Southern Pacific railroad, i' I hearing, and the Importance of dates, the owner of the Sehulc. securing the rate reductions were apartment house, the Odd I'ellows Included In a brief lall; by -Mr. '. Matthews, t'lyde It. Acnesoii. of , However, the city council voted I the interstate commerce rnmtni.- ! (o sign the petition last night for 'sion. will hear the ease in Port-'the city property, it is almost sui j land. 1 l lint 10. Dates will sign on his I The following local men made j return to the city tomorrow, U up a committee which conferred j is felt the odd Fellows' lodge will ; with Attorney Matthews this after- I -it favorably on the matter, as ! noon In regard to the evidence and 'will also Die Southern Pacific com- proceedure for witnesses: Itepre- sentiug the Traffic association, t. Lemmon, It. O. llnrdwell and 1 larry linden berg: Fruitgrowers league, 11. Von llovenberg. Otis liooth and All red Carpenter, and from (he chamber of commerce, Waller Leverette. Fail Daddls nnd aul Shearer. Mr. Carpenter Is halrinau of the Jocal committee, Political Talks on Air Tonight l'6in'.Ar), Oi o.. O.'t.' 3 i Tonlfht's Im-nl , lironili-nxt & from JvfiW in'-lnttt-s: 6:1; ln p. m. Ij.-nnhli. an campalcn address by Senator Stel- I system and was not attomptinc wer. ! 10 dictate what kind of one should 7:30 to'S p. ni. Democratic vt j be adopted, and would be salH itical procram, the .V a t i o n a 1 ' fi'd with any standard modern RrnadeastiiiR Comptinv service. I system that mii;ht hv, thoucht best j to be Installed. I hit what th" NKW VOHlv. Oct. 3. tfl'j Pol-! sixth street property own is did itlcal .s'peakers on the radio to desire. li said, was as prompt ac nicht include: I Hon on the matter dm possible, so Democrat is: Dr. Henry Van that the new system for that street Dyke, former minister to Holland, j could be installed before by th" at 10:30 p. m.. over WKAK and first of the year. Its affiliated stations. Republican: Jeremiah Mllbnnk i i nnd Mi's. Charles II. Sabln at S::iil j p. 111., over the WOK network. James W. Wadsworth, H. Kif- m u n d Machold, Will I r w I n a n d Mrs. Arthur Llvermore at !':30 ni., over W.IZ and five eastern sta tions. 1 Daily Meteorological Report Wednt'sday, October II Forecasts .Mtulford and virlnlty: Haln to nlKlit nnd ThuiMilny; sliKlitly warm pr tonight. Oi-eann: Italn In west nnd un settled with showers in east pnr tion tonl;ht and Thursday. HllKhtly warmer In east portion Thursday. & v LOCAL DATA ! THnjiieratuw (HeRHl r.4 ro .OS HlKhest lUisl VI hrH.I Lowest (last 11! hrs.) KH. humidity (Pct.l... I're.cipHutlon (In.) HIuIp of weathcj- CloudyJMoiidv "TuTarpretiiiitutiou Hince peKi. I, IftL'R, M inches. Sunset today, 5:50 p. m. Sunrise Thursday, 0: 1 1 n. in. Sunset Thursday, 5:48 p m. Observations Taken at S aA. M. '120th Meridian Times 13 I V. A : citt T.uker City tlsmarrk Itolse Donvor I,'S MollH'H I-Ypsno Ilflenn I.os AnKPli-s MarshtiHil I'hocnix Portland ta M fill II S2 r.s r.3 fiS S3 r.n "n (in :s :n . si . r.fi . r.s Haln Italn ('lonely Dear f 'lar Cli-ar Hnin P. My. Cloinly Cli-ar Cloiirty ClflllllV Cloudy Cloudy Clfor Clpar Clar Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy r.i o u 4X r,r, as r.n 41 f.2 4 r.4 41 r.s 54 4 4 ft 44 4 44 Kfd llluff ItiisehiirK ! Salt l-ikc City San Franolspo... . Suiita I ' Snnttle ... . Spokan. iw.-illa Walla..-. ; VlnnlirE "L. W. DICK, .Meteorologist, S6E NBtf SYSTEM 3KESS LIGHTS PLEA PASSES The petition . Silll form a St IV property o nt-rs liyhl- liu district for a modern system l street huh tint; on that thorn fare, between Kiverside and Oak- i dale avenue. whiVh was presented to the city council at its me, He-; last night, if it is favorably, acie,. on. as it likely will b. will pos sibly be the forerunner to a new modem liuhtinu system throtmii: out the business district, a it Kenerally thought that the mef hants oi' Alain street, t'entral ' avenue and other cross sli eet. will ivcntually form like districts The onlv iiossible hitch in the Sixth street district nmtter nt siht now would be adverse at - lion of the council finance ton,- mil tee by nn recommending t be petition, because the city is ,.st, d to furnish the power for Die pro- j posed new illumination system. However, the city council and mayor last night seemed gener-..ii,- ,. r.n-r,,. ,,r ih.i nviiieet but thought that the matter should lie t horotighly investigated be fore the council acted. What is puzzling the city of i I icials at present is to see a f i ! nanciallv clear wa to shoulder new lighting s stem tor me other districts that may be loini- ''I in the husme tinn. if t. .... 1,1- 1 In.r Mil ,1Parl,,K '"liiv.h .M-eet' district' uctition. preceih ...,... win l. acted on i a special meeting of the city conn en nei i uesoa.v inno. .nm n meantime the council lighting niiltee will make a thorough li naneial invest iga lion. ( Karl 11. l-'ebl piesented the pc- tition. which was signed by all .the Sixth street property owners. i.tdg.-. and th pain . pany' of it flcial: as Jack far! local agent, and thinks the . will he. the com - i Is 'sin favor i'oniany of- district will i The Sixth stand the expense of buying and : installing the eouipnicnl tin- ; proposed system, and 'the) ilty !! l-lr.-lll onlv asked to pay for the j juice. The petition, which was pre sented by Kail II. "I'Vhl. suuccsts that the system for Sixth street be as follows: Six larce sincle licbts td e.ach block, mounted "ii metal posts, and llcbted similar to the post In front of the Cali fornia OToenn power company bulldiiu,-. f .Mr. Kehl made it plain to t he ;ehy officials that the district wis nlv askinc f"r a modern Hchtinc iDKPl-:Nin;ri;, on;., ci. P I'ire of an unknown origin de stroyed the Walker and Walker cannery here about 1 0 o'clock Monday niuhi. The- loss Iniiu.les a quantity of siored oanned l: Ix, the entire plant valued at :!.'.. ana and two liii-Kt barns filled with haled hay ami straw. The canm-ry loss Is practically covered with !n- PAMMrnv n iiK rn UHI1I1LI! DUHIILU I AT-INDEPENDENGE, ' LOSS IS $35 000 stiranco, 'mm ' I The steam laundry. Southern K I Pacific warehouse and flouring j mill were threatened as were many nearby flvvellluKs. KxptfdinK cans ! of fruit made the task of fiKhiliiK I the firo hazaiibnis and efforts ol 4,tthn firemi'ii were confined chiefly f.i to prevenilnj; the blaze from (la sprendf nif. Feel Gpd Most aUnwnti start from poor -!imin-tion (conttlpBtion or 4Wini-roi,ifiptiori). Inle tinul ptiitioiisittap vUBltlx,tiiidtrrniiii(-h-iil(ii I.rd (Tittle ltf ini-u-riil.le. Tonight try ffl NATURE'S IttMtDV-ll-Tetuhlu ecr rcUv not mi ordinary Isxttivt. Ke hrvr W Will Rid in refftoring: your Bi7tilu n I rid you of that hvy. kfffKy. fplHNfurliiiif. tMitd, tale, purely vei(rttinezi: ccommcntled snct Sold by All 8 .Midforil IihkbH i ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For Women $1.05 SM UNDECIDED :N 1'UA.'('IS(' i- Ues!i"li a In '; ill. i iaeh V to from i!.f cauners Un tli crop remained Olid.-, i, ted to ifter tiovernor Yoiing'.H mcdi- il:iy tou coinmittee )i:id adjourned le;- in:il;:n-: a f.r.i.t ad ttipt to mu about an agii't nieiu. Tin- co mm lit ee ad.lotn ned lu-i c -t nig lit . announcing n luol t-nd-i'-i vuk wiiboiit effecting an .recnient. t ; row ers ami eannei s t he re fore ,U1 settle l.eiw hat tin1 producer 'i- the i!t:'s pack i e a few monitp a ton was, agre Dielllsclv en e a s:'.', a l tnt. iiiic immi ago a pile 1 upon pro lMMile.1 to k were iim 's, Winn tot. ill ner i l II." il.niio c:i the can- oUld tie IIM- i anieniiice.l ib.-y u to to pay th Some of tic en paid n:'h a THREE ARE DEAD AS A RESULT Or T At 'DM A. Wash.. Oct Tht er men wen alptosi ."..--uVi iriMainl; killed shorily aiier ti;::n a. m. to day when a Northern Pacific pas senger train bourn! from Seattle to Tacnnia crushed into a large sedan on a crosshi-'? just north of Dierln ger, about It miles norteasi id' here. Tbe lliiMi killed w.ere W. II. Witt, .1. A. Mctalka ami Tony IVtelka, all ot Seattle. They were on a hunting trip and were rititng in inc sedan. Ti e i m pact id' the collision was so gieal that it cut Die automobile in two. One-half of. the ctir contain ing one of the wreck victims was so entangled on the cowcatcher of Hie engine thai it was necessar tor the train to proceed to Puyallup before the h.uly ami wreckage could, he removed. Dr. Kdward K. Perry, county cor- mi,.,- n -.u mil tl i.wl Mint lel'l iinli.o. .. ' . . . , roiITI.AXI). Ore. Oi l, 'While his parents were away from yesterday, an unidentified assnil jant strmk II. .1. I. inniinellH. Jr.. !'. I on the head, hound and yanked him jnud escaped with about $70. police1 1 repoiied. Tho larenis, .Mr. hp.! ' .lrn, Henry .1. llnniniels, found th1 hoy wlien they returned homo nl noon. lie. was lyhm on Iho hasp input steps, securely boniul ami KatKed. Mis head was severely bruised. When telcased the boy toltl of be ini; attacked by .someone from be hind, lie could not tell whether his assailant was man. woman or cl.llil, he said. Nor did hp know how the pnrson entered Ihe house. Tho blow was Ihe first intimation he lad of anybody "a else's pres ence. The parents had none out for a short time lo a woodyard nn Foster road. KANSAS (iTY. Alo. (h t. 3.---I7T-I August F. Seesled. president and jumhmhI mannjier of the Kansas t'ity Star company, died at his hump I here late Tuesday after an Illness of several moil! lis. Franks Comedians IN THE BIG TENT COMING Fri., Sat., Sun. Cinderella O'Reilly FRANCISCO TURPIN HOTEL to $3.00 A MI'LI .NDll) VALLE 17 Powrll Street at Market TIIIS CENTS;, DOWNTOWN IXKIATION Mi important convenient: tuyntt Tint coupon mtHW holJrr In FHI'B YtllowTaki-tlfpot hi Tut pin j!tl, FREE GARAGE T. P. PARHOW W. M. SFf.f., r. SAN WW LorQ,r Companionship of Master and Dog Is Ended by Deatfi S 8 H.WDI'.KIKi. r.il.. tut. a.--- i.Vi 'oiiitam in Argo and his dog Hei-e dead today - after years of in- parable comtytn- in-hip. Aiuii dietl ,f illness; hN d..g uas killed. Ii.i:li for the two came in a loip l mountain spot near V ivhcie A run trudged into llii-i country thirteen year.- ago -." king solitude. !'.., y.'ars the liv ed quiet ly u the I ranch .f I le.oge Luke. A few days ago he became V). Then Luke noticed t ! TT year old man and his dog. a co it -l a nt com pa n ion u ere mtite. He searched the -ur-! ronntliiig mountains. Vesler ; day lie tound a gun propped against a tree, a dog with a bullet in his head and the lifele-.-- l,,.dy of Argo nearby. ; The old maii had died and taken his dog with him. OPEN ELKS LODGE I mlii at ions now are that the liii'ilil'i'i-i of tht local lodgi ; of LIUs will be present In unusually lalge II umbers at the meet 1 III of the lodge tomorrow night, which marks the opening of the organ--iat ion's act li( ies. following the three months summer vacation j period, which came to an end on' October to Wiggle their fingers from their ears and make other ritualistic signs that 10) Us are, popularly supposed to do whenever formally greet lug each other. Inasmuch also as many of Die ! "brothel's" have not had a bile . of II m burger, onions and other 1 dainty local li. II. O. 10. food since the lodge vacation start ed. , the culinary part of th reunion I in the I meni. foiiowinn the loduo m'snIiiii. will lurthir auc- tl'lle improved today in a hos mcnt the attendance. pita) here, lie was hrnuclit to Independent of this joyous re-. Porllaml late yesterdny by airplane, union stuff, H has been learned Sitll'erfim from seven' hunts, he that a larc' attendance is needed , was irrtil tuiml at limen. i at the formal lodm session, as Tho hotly of D. P. Dotinvan, Los! ipiltc it nuinber of Important ma l - Anceh'H, KlHstMlCM- III the platto. ' ters will be up for consideration. . wuh found lute yeirtenliiy hurnol , pertaininc to a memlmeuts lo the l'i Ihe wrcckaue. which was In-i constitution for Ihe crand halcc, " searchers near llmsumtuil and also the welfare of the local f Cttnynn mouiitaiu. Indue. I'"' i''('it''til (lccurri'd while Don- ; 4. aldson was fly in ihroucji Cow Arucntluc W ins , Creek canyon. Ho ran into a dense WHSTPI'lt V. N. V., Oct. :i. - il'i fiank of li. Death of Donovan Arceiitenla won their polo I was found to ho due lo llm crash match today Ml to 7. 1 find lint to lire. $30 your Motlrl .Seren-eerrn. F'lctroln wilft Ktuliola It. Oirrntei I rum light sorfcet. ' hattrriei. Illil-ln ipeaker, tonjiee lubes. $285 DON'T wait for Fall to have one of llicse great entertainers. Ws will put a Victrola Itadiola 7-11 in your home for a nominal cash clcpoHit anil a little each month. , Here is the tiewent all-electric radio, with a Victrola in the same cahinet. Come in and hear it, whether you're: ready to huy or not. Bring your friendi along. , , Palmer "Wo Main and C. H. ISAAC PLEDGING HELP The and pleas.. of lite CtH official k'd at the c.mell aiw 11 i in, la a in ;ht. that they iuou ' u i d to mat;e sure In M dford and in ed carefullv th.it tllcv we the ciiy hall. w I - i I-:. .M. Wiht.n, lic.il Lions club es.-n.-e by -toting HI the l.C'll-i club with the city of- represent iru ib ed.itmd his j that from now would eooperat ficials on all matters perl ;i : ni ng to the advancement nt Med'ord. and to this end would have a i bib rep resentative present n I all council meetings to kep lite do'. pns d on city affairs. It was the fust time, so far as can be h-a i net . that a ci t y ad in in istratinn bad ever net w ii b -mil proffered encourage mem : heme the surprise The matter of the pi oposed new airport for .Medford did not co no un at last night's lueeiing. as ihe aviation committee of the chamber of commerce was not ready with a complete report, but this report will probably be ready at the next regular council meeting. , Inasmuch as Councilman . .1 . Close is absent from the cily m, much. .Mayor Alenderfer las; night a P mi nted Council ma n .1 . a. ( Jrey in his place to serve on the chain- ber's aviation committee, of which Councilman II., M. Hammond is the other couucilfrepreseulative. POIiTL.WD, Ore.. Oct. 3. !) (rant Donaldson, seriously injured yesterday w en n Pacific Air Trims- i port inn it plane ho was pilolln-;; till Canyon mountain south hi' Cnnyon- vllle. Ore, in a loi;. was repoited puts Donaldson is mSm IMPROVING FROM jfi" AIRPLANE CRASH . HOME - 00 I . . . . . Music House Soli Happiness" Brtrtlett Phone 788 , W. H. FLUHRER 3 SURE FliET I JCp Anti-Prcxol accord ing to directions. If youQtri! not entirely sat isfied with remits your druggist will return the full purchase price without ar fitmpnt. We trtiarantee you will he saii fied with Anti Prrxol or you u.-e it AT OUR EXPENSE Srtre and tender feet. Itching and cracked skin bet w ecu t he toes may stubbornly resist treatment if iicglri.'!' d. An! l-l'rexul will be fmind to bnns iilmest infant re lief, allaying the llrliinu utid re diiLtng infLnumat'.on. Tise fonmi'a o( Anti-Prexol wad deveiDped tu-einv years u'( and n.tic- that tune has b. en u.-d i x rhtiVcly by leading hospitals, fue i!'p;irtui-nts nnd tai!io:cls, in the maiuient of He vi re l.uins. sf tld- -tnd fer ii ti r irntatlnns of Ha si; n. lis nut.-tandina Kurces.s run I iittr l'u:ed lo I lie fact that tt p-d'n ' iiill.itinii.ii ion almost like m::';:e nnd Mi tiiosl intiitK'ef win n U ' d i a tin s vejvt burns nr scalds i' bus i'!i-vi nted M ar.. !! to, ..-iil... it fi' ly. Anii-!'!-eu h.:s ih . r bi-f.ue t -. ti ;:-:e:terd Its (!.-nMve ue !. nc to one r'-a;-on only: Who ever ha" u-eii ji ban been o i n-th'isi.i-t ic t IM'V liav iierl i lined Ph vttn:e tn all Dinr fi iend. Tlie:-. cil-'-idfi have told ruh.irs. and so Now ynu. (ro. know ;!loii 1t The New Name is w.th Anti-kncck Red Crowri GASOLINE TAN OA RO OIL COMPANY OF CALtfORNIi it in . - m ACTION
