Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 18, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextrKDFOi?n matt, TRinrxi:, ?:i:proRK o: pans OX. TrifHsDAY. Oc'TOTSFlT 1R. ui-js. TALKIE PICTURES EXPERT IS HERE EXTENDED VISIT James .Slevin, widely kimun in dependent muling pifturt: uo tliierr of the mus; .utiMio t ux, Internutfunul iiuiiwfH man. uvn vral Mhuwniiin, ml 1st, ituyi rlhl, former uetnr. Kluhr tmtter who hit elreled the win-l nine Hums, linguist mid general go-getter, who hitIvpiI in .Mcilfoid yesterday for a jirohahlu May ut nix weeks, or jimytie longer, ia inn of the mut entertaining. cutMiiupolih'!;, and lutei-OHiliiK visitors that has ever Vifiti-d Medford. HtH vldl hero mil v ht fraught with great poKKihilitlcti for the fu ture development of .Medford, he having hecn brought to the city by a group of well known local miHn men, and during his may he will work out certain plans, which may result in giving .Medford national and perhaps world w lite publicity. J'otovox. n method of synchro nization wltli which .Mr. Slcvin has been experimenting in Io AukcIph will he used )y him in his proposed trip lo Koine, win-re he experts to Hecui-o pictures of the Pope to be eventually produced in n Joea I Ktudio. The vernal Me visitor in telling a .Mail Trihune reporter of the project, said I hat it was his intention If his prcsi-nt plans ko forward to make the entire ven ture a southern Oregon enterprise. ".Movietone, owned and operated by the W'lllhitu Kx motion picture studios of New York and I lolly Wood lias succeeded In presenting A Smith, Herbert Hoover, King Alfonso and ICdwnrd, Prince of Valcs, The Fox process of tiilklug pii iui o Is accomplished hy the action of light alone," .Mr. Kluvin explained in describing the various types of talking movies. "Willie the moving picture Is being produri'il and photographed in tho ordinary way a upeelal com bination camera records the voice of the net or by means of a t lay rn y of 1 Igh t , as t h i n as a razor blarle, which traces a scries of small shadows on the margin of the'film," he cald "If you take u section of the de veloped and completed film in your hand you will tee a series of pictures about the size of pontage Mamps. tn the maiKlns are lung and short marks, actually the record of voices. They are light nr heavy in proportion to the power and ijuality of the voIcoh." "Warner Kros.. one of the most liroKiessiVe and Hitcco'Hful motion picture 01 raniz-t lions, has dcve. fp'd another system Hlmllar to the Movietone hut railed Vllaphone. Its specialty is comedy and drama. "Another method which Is near lng completion is called the lMtno tone and is being perfected by ThomaH Ifunty, prominent real estate operator mid former well know n,' athlete of mh Angeles," Mr. Hlevln continued. He did not Hay much about the Kotovox ex cept that "on account of its sim plicity and almost foul-proof method of photuKntphliiK and pro jecting i think that Kotovox will bo oven superior to systems now In use." ' .Mr. Hlevln has been Interested In the stage lu one way or another , Hinco ho wan nine years of age und played the part of Little Lord t i'ttuntleroy. He studied art and architecture lu Trance and Italy. In 1906 he returned tu the stage, bis last role being ' The Vh glulan," well-known cow-boy character. Over six feet tall and weighing nut so much less than :mhi poumhi, be has decided that It Is time to "unit being clever und rule on the Hlaffo." Mrs, Hlevln and their two young children are at their home lu l'nrls. "My nine year old son says 'Haildy has been every place twice, but he always comes back to si us'." the vlhitor remarked In an swer to where he hud been and when. TOTALING 13,929 There are tn.ity vtitt-rs ro. istered In .lackson otmiy for the general election, November li. ac cording to a count of icgistm tion cards romideted by tho coun ty clerk's offko this aftci noon, find classified as folio w; licpuhlicaitd ! . r n ; HcmocriitH 3,ly' SfU'lallstM , (i.'i ProgreHfdvett -jj Prol:lldionlsts 48 Mixcc llanou 6 (Mi The Republicans outnumber the HemociatM nearly three to one. The surprise 1h the number. Rofi, vim keep their political fulth u neeret. The registration f ir tho thirteen precincts of Medford total 4 !!:' und nee divided hy products a follows: for the major parties: r i ARE REGISTERED; I'recinct: Hep. Horn.; North Main 71 i South Main V0 7 1 North Otitial . .. ISM R'l , South Central :tl 107 j North KlverMde R17 14;t Oakdalc 70 , NVwtown 79 10a t Northeast SHI 1 III HoutheaHt KaMt :(6 T:l I.. Honthwest 3 17 1 IS West 411 1f i;at I2R West Medford with 519 re- Ihtered In the lniRfnt in tho city. North lllvernldn) in th precinct with the most Democrat 143. nnd Northeant Medford hna the .urKeflt Ilppubtlcnn rejrlntration tvlih 'SRI. nnd Newlown l it c.ohi ftocond with 379. , ME ORCHARDS EASTERN OREGON I'lillTI.AMi. Onl. IK. 1T) I'nu-tli-ully 10 nr i-i-nt 4if all appln or chiirds in the vicinity of Milton Kri'.vntPi On... nr inm-tfc:iKil, litucc HhanKli'. nianak''f f tin' Kiiriiii.ru JSrok'-rai:!' company of .IIHoii-Krc'vvatT. testified Imlay al tin- Jhter.stali 'otniii'Mv' I'uinmls .sUm fruit raw? lii-Arirm ln'i-f. Ac-I'li-ilili' o Mr. S'ri.uiy!'-. a m-tn'ral ili'IM't'KKion haK faliftn uMn tlio aii l KrowcrM of Kanfrrn )r'KOn at a tinw vhn tlicir on-hanls an iro iltii'iim ait iiljuiioancf fif fruit of thf hiKhftt finality. His fir.-n. li" Htatwl, )ta4 takMl n(r th fruit farms of .r! fai'iticrM in the pa fivo years. ItfvlewiltK tin- iiistory (tf thr vnioptlH'lit of fruit 1,'i-owini; In East ern Ort'on. Mr. Hhanu'le said Ilia t the most rapid ili'Vt'io)imcnt ('itin in tlia period between l'.i l'' anil l!iL'u. lu 1!U' Milton-Kreewater sliipiieil annually Ki0 ears of fruit. Tlleie was u ileeidd rise in values durini: tlie war. This, however, was followed hy the present period of depression, which had Its heKln- llllIK In 1 1122. liaiiks, he continued, are now compelled to refuse (he apple farm ers loans. I'rlor to r.'2." orchard hind had a loan value of from $2'iQ to :IH1. At the present time a loan on an apple tract Is not considered a safe Investment hy the majority of the hanks. That the depression is ceueral in all apple-Krmvhu: sections of the state Was shown in statistics suh- mlttcd In I. C ('. document No. 210. llank deposits In llnoil Itlver have fallen from S2.2.1 1.M il for the second six months of lulu, to l.!ri!i,147 for a similar period In IJI27. Ktatlslles furnished hy the Itutler Itanklnit company of Hood Itlver showed deposits of tO, Mli.lin In I'.llK and 1HI9. These have fallen to I .! 7 S.8 54. -1 -t for the same periid In l!'27 and l!2H. Hut one hank, the Klrst Nntlontil of Hood Hlver, showed an Increase over the ID-year period. A. K, Harvey, Salem rate expert, for the puhllc service commission of On-con, followed Mr. Shatmle. His exhlhit sitowed that operutinu revetiui's of th Southei-n rnciflc Uailway coniliany have jumiied from $2"!l,i:i2.!!!i2 In 1920 to $220. fi r, n . 7 ! S for 11127, Willi a net opcrat IllK Income of $ 1 6,3112.11 2 nt the liresenl time, coniiuired with J21, ri.Sll.7la eiuht years aco. The departlnent of puldle works of the slate of AV'ashlnulon com pleted Its suhnilsslon of exhlhits thla morulliK. It was followed hy the (l-ei;ou I'Uhlle Hervlcl! colll- misslon. In an effort to make possible the permanent saving of S 1 Titl.Oin to Jl'im), (inn annually in the cost of fruit Hhlpments from the liogue River valley, It. K. Harder, banker; S. M. Tut tie. shipper; lonanl Car penter, grower, and (. T. Maker, lo cal Chamber of Commerce secre tary, left last evening for Port land, where a hearing on railroad rates begun today before tint inter state commerce coinmiHlon. Carefully prepared data will Ik pri'sonlcd by the local men to show reasons why the present reduced rate on pears of $ 1 .Gil per hundred should bo made permanent. This rale became erfecllvo us a tempo rary measure this year, the old fee being $l.7" per hundred, and was made voluntarily by the railroad company. It Is also the purpose of the lo cal committee, which has the back int; of the chamber of commerce, (riffle association and tlin fruit growers' league, lo increase the minimum load of freight cars from LMiHt lo 3i,iHM pounds, enabling lite grower to ship more fruit at a lower rale, the apple rate being used on heavy shipments. There was no jiennion of the county court cwtei da . t he mem rrrn iiiiylni; n Mt to the Owen uieyun louuinu cuinp nenr Unite Culls, und only a short senslnn wns brd tbw mornlnu. when road meet) nus wei i h nhi lively hcIh ti ll led for early next mouth ;il Mc-l.'-otl. Crati-r Iwtke Nchotdhouse. and two i. her districts to he cho sen. The purpose of the meetings Is to urge ii spectnl road levy, mid arriiliKC the details of Mime. The district are adjacent to the Crater l.nk highway, and the levy would chiefly be used upon roads leading Into them. Wire Report on the Pear Market NK.W V t 1 1 K j tKt. IK. L.8.D.A.) Pen I'M : Kiuht cars California. '27 OreKon, 1-1 Wiirdiinctoii arnved. ircKon l.osc. T't.s:. tu.xes extras. $: !mi to $3.;. r. w i:.u to 3. tm, f-w I'onitnon :';.", i, J1 ;; average 3 St!. Kmicy .... 7,' to 3.t,".. few 1' to to SJ ii.".; common f J to f.'.i'o; avenge 1(1; pccia coin luon. Jl S.'i to J'.'.rt.'., averane $"J.-t0. Cetulce. 4t!.'t extras, $;(.:'." lo $3.75. averaue S.4H; fam-y. ;t.u:. to $3. AO. average $.1 3 . California Cornice. 2410 box"M. JL'.TH to $4 " T, few S4, tt to J 1.4... few low as K3i, average $.1 3t; Itosc. lj.'iTt boxcH, $2,4.' to ?.i a rim $3 : lnirveau8, 1130 boxen, fi to S2 1tj. avetuKe $-'.5j. Nollls, 570 boxen, aviTao S ?4. llcN, 4:5 boxen, 11.70 to $:',60. average $'J.ft;'. Morceau. r:lo bnxen ,J2.40 to 3.0. HVeniKo :'.Sll, )talf(VexCH Cornice. I C 7 0 . ?l,Hf to uvcrtuje Smith Leads in Only Four States in Literary, Digest Poll The fifth wek"s returns of the l'J-'H Literary Jis,,M of October 1'0, I!)? follow; Jloui'er lAlahama i Arizona iArkansiis ... . : t'allfoi nia . ... ; Colorado 21)1 a. iu 7 1 1 ."7u j i i ,'i.s:i:i 2:i.'i4o :i.r39 3. or, I 6.634 .!)"3 6.2 Mi 141.2)11; 53,4511 30. ssi) 2.93 23.137 11.472 1 3,20 1T..2M 75.570 i;:i.i; I 52.SS2 3.224 4S.IJ45 C.7 6U 1.33il 9.B73 64, HUH 2,78 j 203,i;5iJ 1 X.ilDil 6. IDS 9. "i,4 4 7 2 1. 07 I 15.40U 1 72.622 ('onnccticut .. j Delaware : Ills. I'olumhla Klorl.la (ieoi'KllL : Idaho ; Illinois ' Indiana Iowa i Kansas j Kentucky .. .. I Louisiana ..... I .Maine 1 Maryland Mas.sachusc'ts I Mlchlfc-an j Minnesota .... ! M Isslsslppi .... 1 M Issouri .Montana ! Xchrnska ! Nevada X. llampslil'c ,V. Jersey N. .Mexico New .York N. Carolina... N. Hakota Ohio Oklahoma .... Orciion' Pennsylvania. It. Island j S. Carolina.... S. Dakota j Tennessee Texas . L'tah .. ! Vermont i Virginia : WaslliliKton . ; W. irKlnia... Wisconsin I Wyoming .Hta. l.'uknown 9,724 2, II X, 132 21.02 45,7311 4.KS9 8,744 22.1 01 23,3 17 10.1)4 31,351 2.6I7 .l 64 I Totals ..1,693, 130 I T Sci-oml ItcttiriiH fro m New York, Chlmgo ami riillmlt-lplila In these three large cities the entire enrolled electorate In being polled. The toialH given below are included in the main table of ballots by states wliuwn above. IIOOVKit Totrtl How the same voters voted in IfllM li'-'H No. Vote Ui'p. Dcin. Hoe. l'.Utb. Pruh. Vote Chicago ya.l'HG 7t.7ly &.I4U 811 iJS U u:..s;ix N. y. city ya.y; i 1 n i j,i 4 73 it i r IhUHdeiu tix.iyj 5a.54ii 3. hi i litis 3-i J i 7 , J 7 7 SMITH Chicago ti7,04ii 30.43 1, :',0il J.lhS 71 .M X. Y. City UO.SL'J 37. 4HS B4.-H2 3.314 ;'tJ4 3 Pblladel a 41.pi) I'S.til 3 $,U!1 I Iti ia Hi l-arly Indications this nftcrnonn pointed toward an except funnily large attendance ut the exhibition three -cushion billiard match this afternoon at .1 : 3D at Itrowns' be tween John Luyton. vorld's cham pion three-cuHhlon player, and Willie, lloppe, former world's I'hn m pion balk line player and daiiKeroUH ronteinlei' ftn- the three (Ushloti crown. The two experts will again play this evening at s o'clock at the same place. This will be the first time that lloppe lias been seep in this part i of the country playing either j throe-cushion or balkllne and will nilso In- the first for Layton. Since j Invading the angle game, he has pi-oven to be one of iho most dan jgerous contenders for the title and j at the present time holds world's I record run of L'u In championship competition, made during the In I lermiilonal tournament in New i York City last year. ! WOltK II ITS A TW 1 In1 K 1 1 1 (Continued from Pane One.) The national chairman then ex plained that nnyone who rents a house in Kimlaml pay taxes and that the voting roll la made up by a return from Iho tnxini; author! ties to the election officials In forming them of the names of tax payers, there belnt; a lax require ment for n voter in Ureat Hritnin. He added that all taxpayers were not entitled to vote and that per sona whose names are placed on the rolls are not notified of the net Ion nnd their names remain there permanently subject lo test If they attempt to vote. "As I have said, Mr. Hoover never voted," Mr. Work said. 'He never attempted lo vote, lie win never entitled to vote. He would have been mtbjeet In drastic penal ties if he had voted. At that time, as shown by the state depnrt ment'rt statement, Mr. Honvcf was fully mnlntainiiiK his American cit izenship. Moreover, durini; the whole period referred to. Mr. Hoo ver maintained his home at Stan- I lord Cniverslty and i-an Francisco. I where he or his i'amlly resided -i j considerable part of each year and iwhc.ro his children were educated. 1 Detectives Search j Work added that Hoover became , aware of the fact that his nam j was on the voters' Its In Kh UhihI ! when Informed hat n search was jheltiK me of tho records there by .Vmerican detectives and opposl 1 lion newspapers who were endeav ' orlnB to find "somethinR which I they could launch In this cam- piiiKn, "I am infonneo'." Aork contin ued, "thai thoy btivo 4ukuu Photo- - 6" presidential poll from the How the same. - How the same ' voters voted "" voters voted in 1924. I In 1924. ' j Itep. l)eni. Kep. l)tin. 4,ihi) 6.S47 11.077 O'-'U 9.139i 1.092 72 2.0H2' 617 1.111 4.(,a5 4A57 10.IH9 919 S.610 00.12') 1U.327 40. 29U 22.1100 9.420 HI, 039 2.4S9 0.47S 2.361 2,700 19.U7S J.IS2 10.472 4.464 4.070 2.413 691 1.273 31s 725 1.217 405 1.707 437 607 1.354 1.040 2. MS I 200 1.49S 3.295 4.973 1 1.539 74s 9.046' 3.709 549 2.0X4 1.10K 891 : 1 13.373 10.322 92,7 11 41.097 31,219 37.715 7.750 24.755 S.9HJ 11,508 23.574 2,618 12.301 0.D17 3.7M ' 21.057 3,840 s.054 3.275 3.108! 13,040 0.174 15,620 3.2 11 9.750 1 2.S25 5,105 13,304 1.091 9,301 i 11,894 805 D.23I 2.045 2.223 j 8,274 4.109 9,610 2.42 6,021 02.139 2,091 37.931 18.200 12,620 63.600 6,228 2 1.410 13,476 6.331 ' 3S.930 3.763 23,021 1 1,505 5.608 1 033 2.040 7.701 254 6.133 ! 33,302 9.408 27.008 8.944 14,849 I 4.019 957 3,152 1.208 1,170 1 1,087 4,079 111,550 3.999 4.423 933 192 089 221 304 7.724 008 3,093 1.108 1,600 11.574 6,032 20.624 8.641 8,075 1.585 755 1,683 413 890 151.279 21.178 1 74.631 55.371 82,490 10,200 0.115 14.025 1,340 10,565 3.508 I, Olio 2.803 1.573 699 67.505 13.305 39.779 16.408 15.512 11.943 8.937 .10. 30.1. j;.245 . ..6,134 10.813 2,083 7.370 3.813 2.120 13 'I. II II') 14,1 10 86,498 47.693 21.441 8.024 306 4.789 2.2IS 1.725 673 1,701 7,980 837 6,865 0.318 877 3.583 1,822 1,074 1 1,419 7,000 14,996 1.869 10,738 1 1.9 15 27,260 31,493 3,337 23,220 3.450 631 3,282 1,348 1,280 6.990 302 2.560 1,126 925 9.28S 9.287 14.891 1.861 10.726 1 0.750 2.518 9.483 4.948 2,395 19.808 3,122 8.810 2,1 31 6.387 23.938 1,750 21.8 17 1 1.14 1 5.374 1,817 350 1.175 433 151 09 3 1 . 1 0 1 O.'J' IS 1.71 0 2.0011 1,1110,345 233,555 910,234 33 1.931 390,473 , 15.5M 14.5y7 11,4 16 13.07S graphs of these rolls and they pro : poso to produce them in the I'nif ed States. They have raised a fun. I of money for their circulation. To circulate this material is nitsrep , reseutation and slander. It is an ! outrage on Mr. Hoover and a fraud , on the American people." Hoover himself continued to maintain silence on this matter, as he has on all extraneous snb jjects throughout the campaign, al , though he has been kept fully ad vised as to the various "whispers" 1 which have been circulated about i ) lni. His position has been that he could not dignify them with of ficial notice. The Republican standard hearer continued work today on his New York speech, having kept his en gagement list for Ihe day clear In i order that he might be uninter ' rupted In this task hs ho must havo the final draft In the hands of the printer not !:it,M- than tomorrow, since he a to deliver the speech next Monday night. Orcein AVcathep OreKon :Vuk on the coa.st and fair weather with moderate tem perature over the interior tonight and Kriday. (Icntlc to modemiu nT(i)M-cst wintK on Ihe coast. 75c Owl Witch HazeHle Friday and Saturday Only Friday and Saturday You Get a Big 16-Ounce Bottle For 41 cents JARMIN & WOODS oTHE OWL DRUG STORE S. W. Corner Main & Central Phon 6fr SAN ANTONIO TRIP DETAILS TOLD BY Only tliree-thouaandthn o u point kept the Salem American Legion drum corps from wlnnir.-; the na tional championship at Suit Antonio last week, nccordlriK to Lloyd Wil liamson, who rt'turiuul yesterday from Salem, after having acted art drum major tfor the Salem corps. A total of 54 contestants took part In the bin event, which bean at S o'clock 'n the morning and continued until dusk before all tlm corps were heard. Kach crops was allowed 10 minute, of which the first five were only used by the juu';ea i; ii niuiii in iikiim; n kiuiik. aid .Mr. Williamson this forenoon, a whistle whh blown and the mm- petiUK corps was unmeuiaieiy nus- tied off the field to make room for i tile next. However, if a corps was not ready when called its place in the contest was forfeited. ' The winning drum corps from ; Miami, Kla., was composed of C"i pieces and was one of 'the larpest ; tl ere. hile only a fraction of a point kept Salem from wfnninn. it was over 10 poinlH ahead of next opponent nnd up until the judges! returned their results Salem was conceded the national champion- ship. i I'pon their arrival in Salem on Tuesday ntaht' over fdinn peupie i welcomed the members of the prize ; winning corps when they alighted , at the depot, and upon marching 1 through the business section thou- sands were lining both sides of the i sidewalks, chocritx and congrln- lating the prize winners, who were i;;l.m) awaits ayiatoii (Continued from Page One.) tartan. lie was evidently in high spiritH over his father's adventure and assured the interviewer that he, too, was going up in an air plane "as soon as daddy comes to IjoihIoii." . I.ON 1 1 1 T.N HACK AT Al. (Continued from Page One.) nation." Smith, he said, had been led "to draw rash conclusions from i insufficient data and Inadequate study." Chairman Work of the ltepul.ll i can national commit tee, also as j sailed Governor Smith for the Se dalia speech. lie declared that I Smith, failed to mention the four ' tax-reduction m e a s u r e s passed j since or the reduction In the public debt. He asserted that gov ernment costs had Iteen Wrought to a peace-time basis in 1H1M by the Ilepulican conmesK elected during tho war, which,. he said, had forced the Democratic administration to reduce expenditures by $,."00,OU(i. UUO. IliltylMiro A I ud cMi m-w build lu to rcplai-i' tdd struct uri-s In liU.liHrt district. Kprinvficld Thret rail cross In k eliminated by I in prove men t crew mi Pleasant Mill road. Klamath Kails ('oninicrchil urowintr of musk rats In thU vi cinity tnnkes r;ipid niu'ivs. ROMAN MEAL Muffins ROMAN MEAL in NATURE S hrc.kl.jt cereal and N"IgR0WN tor use in all vour ruuu bakinij. ROMAN MEAL Muffins arc fine Recipe on pack age. Try inem. 4, , is This low )i'icr is to introduce iin cxtritorditiiiry AVitch Hazel to more )colc who like good things. Owl Witch Hazel is two or three times as strong its or dinary Witch Hazel Yet so ab solutely )iire, so carefully dis tilled that it may he used freely without irritation or harm. FOR Pleasure - More for Your Money at Ward's Tin1' efficiently nm i ui trtx I Iloiiic much f the lmiiii flirts ami ph-asuros re sult from thoughtful vcunuiny of the house wife. Thousands of women throughout the country have learned to utilize the worthwhile values Ward's offers in quality merchandise at a low price, saving money for other needs. It is characteristic of Ward's to make every dollar no further. Big Value Men's Shirts Sizes 14-17 $1.00 9 j 9 if SB 8 1 :c8 Shirts in the newest colors in latest patterns Collar attached style. Plain broad cloth und figured percale. Kvery style that the man likes. For business or dress. The extremely low price suggests buying at least two or three. Montgomery Ward & Co. 117 S. Central Ave. Phone 268 Medford, Oregon 0) 10 Common Sense Rules 1. If a fuse the electrical safety valve blows out you are over loading your wiring system or using a defective appliance. 2. Do not try to Install additional wiring In your home unless you are an electrician. 3. Wires must never be tacked to walls or baseboards or hung on nails. 4. Use porcelain, not metal, sock ets (n bathrooms and other rooms where there Is a possi bility of contact with dampness. 5. Do not handle electrical appli ances when you are touching water piping or plumbing. The California Oregon Power Company Medford. THE HOME Comfort - Utility - Thrift Gracefully Designed Steel Bed Kicn Beamy, ri";iu"s; r. $10-75 Nationally famous quality at an Kcoiiomy J'riee' Seamless steel hand .'rained oak finish. -Me dallion decorated steel ..mo . i , i t Siiimlai'd si.. Featured for Immediate Clearaway! Loom-Woven Suites Hy all mean see THIS MarKaln! Set consists of Davenport f,.w.uL i it- L-,-norv ml Table. Knamel finish, colorful cretonne tovcrtiw. Usually $10.110. Our InW prlte Try this Radio for 30 Days Airline A. C. 7 Priced 25 to 50 Less One dial 7 tubes with roc tlfyinK tube, fiometlnicH of fered by others as S-tibo set Klectric llBht socket operated fine tone tre mendous volume T-l't horn tluldwin unit. President (.'insole mode 1, genuine walnut veneer. Iteady to jlicrate. Cash ... $146.95 Ask About Our Easy Pay ment Plan ELECTRICITY IN THE HOME A Fire Prevention Safety is one of tho greatest- blessings of electricity the safety that comes from banishing open fire front tvir homes. Firelcss heat, light and power are super safe because they entail no flame no risk, .lust learn these for the Use of Electricity 6. Never set electric Irons on combustible material. Use the metal stand provided. 7. Lamps in clothes closets should never be left 'burning when the door is closed. Vut an automatic door switch, 8. Never use Irons to warm .beds in winter. Heating pads are made for the purpose and are absolutely safe. 9. Have alt appliance cords re placed or repaired when they become worn. 10. Do not clutter lip your rooms with extension cords. Have plenty of convenience outlets to plug In all your electrical appliances and lamps. OFFICES. Grants Pass. Roseburg. Klamath Falls-Orejoo Yrcka Dunirauir-CalifbrnU Medford. Grants Pass. Roseburg. Klamath Falls-Orejoo l7r I Yreka. Duiurauir-CaliibrnU v7 -w - n CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GE'TS sells for $90.95 Latest Styles in Top Coats Cali fornia weight for Men, usually priced at S30.00 These t-oats are of all Virgin wool. Cravenetted and H lined with special rayon. The weight is especially suited for this climate. It is a wonder ful value. RESULTS price I 3 v? $24501 l i L . .