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c i O "MEPFORl) M1TL TJaiUTNE, MEDFORD, )Kr.(?ONT. STXTUY. FF.nftl'Aft'Y Of) .Q. a . ... - ,a 4 k A A a VaV i ttiraK IT ICUf AM MFtt -" l.r- (itf it them up, hyt tCM-.k e tf their education unti - nine or ten years old w is an iriMiircd hou.-c- it t-ir .tun ;m Kc- p' r, connunnii: me miaj-e- mil v i 11 r""' 01 nf-r liiru-on' ra- ana 00.4.1; spire Also "FDR Mi M !,.Q . ;.ime i.if.r , r.-...0..f : v.. i l..-!i,-v to thlnrofn jm sf-nc nf hum: Of-;---. Hi QXAMATH FALLS, Ore., Feb. 1 . O ... jI.m,-irll t -it. Ii., Wits Hilt lh.it fllll r'-- .1.. -11.1(1-,-Q ;'ti ii..ii.I.i..I r....u I. .e il neclii.a Willi I ho MllillR Of N.-.l . K:(ii.-h Y..t.i:ii.:fji. f.illy trn ".--. in- y roundly, was arreted late yester- tn-, u :tl-.:, a.... i.t.Sih. -n nut un'iir i h- .u "... .- day in Drews aiVy. Lake county. . ,-n n .t tr..:ay tail.". in v.V.. O hill arrive -9 w- - - a ,,X .... a a,, ti'.... i i i-f-I'i' I-1 ustouy of officers he 1. .morrow. rtOL mil !.). ti. ..ml tl- T.T. ("!.. tl'. - Juiie-lli. A!..k.l. in tvawial) T -nlor lll-t Huh '' ' vl",! v "1' ... ..ai..l In iMoiM-er Hull laM Mr. uti.l - I I! TutsJay evoninir. Afi-r Hi.- 1,1 A-hl.,,.,1 .tiy ...i ih.n sof,ion V. O. N. Stnilh. . :.h- imn in .1,. :, In. mm- i.l I ir of tha CIUzn H-mk. K .y l,l;,h" Tl" ihr.,..i;h .nn. l...n....w, nv r;i. i.iii.iins :i::o I'M ..!-. .-i.utn am. ii.iw p.. ... im,?--iii.) WASIIINOTON1 ' c k i.,,-. uinl, tt'.'IV I 'III It f.ir ii Ion, r fl li t t:i I in the U. RADIO RECITAL 111. h:u Stiinhi the boys plufninK lh molhods um- m ur Kanizine a hank. t H bUo ni'-iu tinned the requInMwnu pssi-ntial fop a man to pohss in ordf-r to extablifh and mainiatn lii-4 credit nt a bank. Those, Kill Mr. Smith, aro chnraeter, (.ipac ity and capital of relative im portance in the orftcr named. Following hU talk. Mr. Smith was initiated into the mysterious "Order of the Fork." Wayne tar ter and Dorrancc linger were appointed by President Marion Moore to procttre a speaker for the meetlntc next week. Harry Hllver, preHident of the Natural IJthla 8prinK' company, who ha heen the promoter and initiated the development of th nale of can and water from lb Fprtngn belonKinir to the company; HbiirinK lionors with dnrinir tho nact few yearn, an- MomlN. baritone, in III nounrefl that his company will tlU- niiu radio recit:il. l-vi.ru.try ;j continue tho botttinK of Die water :la Pacific Coa n time, over m v nnd devote Uh enerwien to the Hale 'al MatlonM, will he Miss Alliie of the carbonic Baa produced at Mock, u i nicer new to radio and the sprinRH. I Dry lee ' also will lie n pro duct of the new plant, whli-h will he erected to take care of the growing butdneH of the companv.i Mr. Kilyer In quoted ns HaylriK-, , "I'nder the new plant operation, on and nftor AugusL 1, next, the nhlpmentfi of pas Khould reach amounts three timen aa Kreat a any past yearly HhlpmentH and posnlbly a great deal more, largely governed by amounta consumed oa dry ice. The company will erect ltd own plant and Hiipplv the consumer by direct ahlpment. ; The report of Arthur I,. (ok-! gins to the California-oreKon box and Lumber company for the year 1928 indicated an increase of 20 . per cent over the previous year. Forty men are now employed in the factory and tho outlook f! very bright for n good bunlmMn In ! 1029, with thV entire output fori the current year n (ready sold to f tho California Pine Pox distrib utor!!. The following named men were elected aa directum of the corporation for tho year: Arthui-I-. CoKlnn. (1. K. Hnller, fleornej W. Dunn, F. F. Whittle and Frank . Jordan. I Btephen Fink, who liven In n f-haek near JackHon Hot Sprlnun below Aahland. wan pronounced KiilHy of nllowlnn IiIh docn to run and kill deer. Fink whh tried In Justice RobertH1 court and a flue of $60 plun about I'iO costs wu Imposed. The leader of the dog pack van shot by (lame Warden1 Hoy Parr, two of the other dog were turned over to Parr ami Fink wub allowed to keep bin fa vorite doir named Hobby, pro vided he would keep him tied and bell a pup. I A record fall of snow for the paat 5 yearn, 44 inchex, t in re corded at Hlult Prairie, from' which la fed the Hiatt Prairie I reservoir, which Htippllea the Irti-J gallon water for several uiiIIm of the Talent Irrigation tO'Ktcm. The I lower reservoir on Kmlgrant creek in said to he about one-fourth! full, while tho upper reservoir now 'the Atwaier Kent Hour. Itoth hoa about 7000 aero feet of water. ' artlstw are members of the rhlciigo This latter figure would be rMvl(. (),.,, company. doubled according to the method; ast In,i(h mImm Mock created a tow i il l t -.ur-heil much c nir rtiiinirit: in fulditi. V. bin le't-ie.lI.... s, by cuylle1hWi s,e -i.n-lilc ly ai-liv 9il ' litfci or f.rei.l..v. at the ti;-yV , ,.(,,, , , -n v , ; ltn, jn iiiiionf; an 1 ; nd: preparing t-r ay- lutuie. in-, vas in fa I the id -a I hel et for 1 Slertd ef viiorini, or .K.Vi?irkllH.r like, h.-r 9 v.i -I.iikv I'lf'fBvman IiiiIi,mihI bis .. laborer. T... l:U.rH are : sh-.h.-id the lurther handicap of KraSi' wllh Xh,: ,'sH,,t ptin foifc-otien, I.tnen:n m.t. II. ui ye.irs nf ill heahh. Hut ulif per- ('anailian thi.-lle. ibe tno.-t no on l hi pat h to late j imn on t a li t y , f ,, ni-d li r million duties brilliant - 1 '-o ious of all ww-dn, is lielicve.T to in In soare tim--. ; ty shirking n-ine of tliem. I hav a ew and powerful enemy ; An ov ruorked and underpaid That is a fiiirly larjje daily ji.h. 1 1,1 sodium chlorate, a chemical I tel, uniiili clerk Mole hours f i om r think. V t. "in her Mat re time "hieh testa have shown will kill 0 ii' i'i or from play, at nicht. trying hh- w;i aide to win fame as a both roots ami tops of the plant. O O o prim; -' iTtalia,- Into kmIMi-s certain nov-h.-t and hoijM hdd writer, tin-I 1 ne J,1"a lf killing ueedrf with fant. i.Mir dreams In wni.-h h'- had ,p.r the p n name of "Marion i lai '- ! 'heniira Is is idd, ajcricultui i.ts x tfoin faith. Today ihe whojo wm lil is l.,nd." i.she was. ineidentallv. mv I'hiin. but heretofore none has be,-n fuund that does not injure fertility 1 -t retched ou: i ' tn4P H"n 1 "I'P'oximateiy two: lienefitting by what Kdi.ion did in mother.) iii.- Ma re time. n't... ijct ...nl.l lie A down-at-heel Instructor in an i(, infinil'v. It emild be made . I year after appliealioii, and often ol.-. uru collegf varied the drmlg- : include m-arlv every suceeMsful ! '"idefinitely. ely he hated by spending his even- writer, for in.Miince. For almost all ' Although the roots frequently th-w,. writers maMered their chosen 1111 im' so" ,a a 1 1 " 01 "u.' jtiofes-Mon wliiN ilu-y were slaving all day and every day nt other forms of livllhood. They qualified for hUfcess and for fame in their '. in:.s and bis holidays in tinkering ! on a queer (levit e of his. Jit which his ft How teachers laughed. I do riot remember any of the teachers. Neither d'l you. Hilt We j have m.t foi-otten who invented the telephone in his Mpare time Then there was a case uhich came under my own close observa tion and which in not mere history 'or hearsay: the c ie of a woman bindweed, literally taking whole -field in Kansas, haw been entirely killed in patches treated with j 'sodium chlorate. Applied in the' lias de stroyed 'anadian 1 hi. site in New York w it bout impairing prod or- .1.,,,, iai- Lin, nit' " iiemicai The man who Mays, "I'd tlo such- hn.l.win-h n l.i.r lliim. ir'r.nln 1 1... ,1 Urn.-:" M....1.I .lo noil.inK ..-r.t.1 !(!""' nf 'n Indiana a I..- ha l all tho tin..- on ihe ealen-:""" V""'1',"' ""ack W:,H .lar. Th. ro al.vavs time-narn "'''""" V "nd ""'n,.h la"'r ll,p :. rl-revman'. if. In, ,,.,.kl..,l .i.....i , ........ u..r'mnn aa ..are una r.-ti.iy lor ill..- fnlli.wlnu' nun.- c.isy juli: , mnn who has thr .-n.-ry lo use II j Sh- h:..t sis .hil.li.-n; and not1 AnK-rhan Mt.Kazlno. Is not i 0 ! as, - m if i . ; . W-ASE Alicl Hock .d RCHARO BONELU seeding. . Heeause sodium chlorate is ex- plosive if thoroly dry and mixed j wtih fine material, tho Kansas ex perimental Mation has made tests which indicate that magnesium or calcium chlorate, neither of which has an explosive tendency, may be ted to give as good results I as sodium chlorate. Kxperiments with chemical weed k'illers are progressing in Minne sota nnd Iowa, also, which, if ex- I ' The chief human interest n the . ... , . ' , , . ,'. ' , , ... bringing hack Into cultivation so rar as 11 relates to . , .,.,,, iu ,.,.(.., ., ... ... , wing-iiroduction. lies in the nos- .. It.. ..' i , i iuij in me norinern anu easiern lions, F'rofessor Sliull says. thoroughly known. "Various Mrains of aphid?." he savs. 'Tcsoond dif ("en-nt ! v In lii-lit and tempera! ore, and it i likely - Sl ' ! that some do not respond at all. There is no reason to think that ! any Insects other than aphids be-I have in this manner. , .lis Lniteu States now so overrun with j quark grass as to be scarcely worth cultivating. In several dis tricts along the northern boundary nure tarms have vlrlunllv been landoned because tlu. u-nnil .-in. "-.The sooner the winged females are nn. ,lP p,,,.,,.,,!.,.,. ,1,.nnnl,;iliv ' Quack grass, w hich first attract - j ridden crop plants. Apple trees, for example, ere Injured by certain ! : windless aplid.s in the siring, but J i when the winged forms niniear the1 j latter fly away to live on weeds. t.)m, A NX A Ii I iO II, Mii'h.-fT,i A n age-tdd quest of men, how to con trol sex in advance of birth, has yielded one answer here; an swer that points u possible way to produced, the belter it i for the save apple trees from some Insect j orehardi.M, and ertifkial hastening damage, but does not apply to hu man sex control. The discovery was made by Prof. A. F. Shilll of the University of Michigan, lie Iui.m found out how, more than a generation in advance, to determine at will the sex of a common species of aphid, or plant louse. f wing production would be ad Vitntageous. "So far as sex determination is concerned, the cunirn has no prac tical human application. Man lias j no wings, arid only one type of re I production, and his control of his j own sex is far beyond his reach, .as it has always been." He has learned thai If a certain kind of mother aphid has wing, her children will he daughters, while if Hhe has no wings, her progeny will be principally sons He discovered bow to control the production of wings. lit hind tbsi simplified statement lies an accomplishment in untang ling a maze more complicated than any human life history. For aphids lay eggs, but only occasional generations of aphid eggs need fer- tins.auon ny males. .Mole common- j prmnr0, j tiif t-nn K" i igiu llioilg uaiciiing! without any sort of cooperation by 1 male parents. It was in one of I the.se egg differences that Profes-j sor .shall found a way to the sola- j tion of wings and sex control. I This control Is by means of light and temperature. Professor Shull begins with tho grandmothers of the generation to be controlled. The control works whenever a gen eration who.e eggs require fertil isation comes along, liaising these grandmothers iu alternating light and darkness and In moderate or low temperatures, Is pretty certain lo produce winged daughters and from them female grandchildren. Garden Reminders Trim lile Shrubs Now All the lale flowering shrugs may be trimmed where necessary now but not the spring bloomers. Hyrdangea peegi-v. rose of sharon. Viburnums, honeysuckles and cle matis may all be pruned as they bloom on the new wood which will In the coming season. The slow growing things need less than the vigorous ones. Where here is plenty of room for the plant to develope naturally, prun ing just enough lo keep in shape, to remove dead wood ami branches that Interfere will suffice. of. figuring a water content 'i furore with her singing of I lie Hell J?4'"1 in U"' '"'"t'"H hi con 25 per cent to coma from tne Somr i.(nM.. iM which she sang present supply of snow. With ,no ,p,,,, ,.,, lt is wltn !n-H ,.. snow ntill foiling on the moun- nK a W(.i ,lf4 others, that she tain, an abundant supply of water wlu m, n(,nnl j,v her millions of radio listener. for the first time FLARE OF GENIUS la expected for tho coming sum niex. F. Abbott of Wagner creek d In trust was (n Ashland on business ' Wednesday. William Van Dyko left early thin week for a hort vacation at Kan Francisco and other .points in that vicinity. Mrand Mrs. Arthur H- Dnven hlll returned Thursday from a trip of some weckn to southern California. They left Into In No vember and have enjoyed their Blny in the southern climate, but are glad to get back to their beau tiful orchard homo In tho Valley Vlw Htttlrlnt .Mr. find Mr Ifi.rrv Wennnl CI I ICAHO ,V) Tciiuisler, poel. who reside on n fine farm home , 'M'"' ' iU-r form a wo ld of In " tho Valley View district, re- "H '"'' "' 1" hind the turned recently from muilhern ' w,iU vt llu' '' llevell, i hicago's California, where thev had been hmittft "f correction. I i.aieut inerary inieni irom j prisoners' pens breaks into print in I "The Corrector." the Itridewell's i monthly paper. Millions light, or at a high tempera alure. practically as -aires male gramlchlldren, if sexual forms oc cur in that generation. Wh'if causes the sexmit genera - Mix Soil Cm Cuttings. Cieraniums, coleus. begonias, fu chias', and marguerites all propo gale easily from tuUipgs now. A god .soil mixture for starting them is made of three parts fibrous loam nnd one part each of well rotted cow manure, leaf mould and sand with a little powdered char coal. Water regularly ami care fully. As soon a.s t h ey are well rooted pot up and keep stocky by pinching back. You can use the new fibre pots which are light weight, cheap, durable, and do not fracture. on a vacation trip since the last of November. Mm. Amy Weedon nrrlved In Ashland thlK -week from Kaeru-j inento to he , with her mother,! Mri. M. J. McCiilllster, who has J nines A. Cur ran, warden, who his weakness is Journalism, been sor'ouBly 111 at her home on Is so flooded with opy that he the Pacific IHghwoy about nilloa nhni'A A uh In rid Mliwea Margaret M.-C..Y l.n.1 I "lhlH-ale.l Frances Pratt, tcaeherH In tho j vt, linn", ci.i. .villi iiiy.T.M Inn. in.-y vei'HC, riMlKlnii r.mnrlal illlnliiH are In- rh'ih-.l in -,Thi. t'.,n-,.i t,,r." ,s.t Talent public echnol, ntt.-n.le.l , P'M'mar in too paper unit Hrhl. tho Xlononl (linen enlertalnmenl j ""'"'"ill' rre.iienlly Kill.- at tha Normal school UiIm week. K.'ilhe. Nearly Jinni copies are O. 8. York Is In Ashland from I '" ","'l ,,,"'h '"lh. noseburv this Week on ., l.iiHfneBw! ' "Bel ol me worlds nnvi Is Visit. lie will continue Ills irlp ont Be Satisfied With Any but Into California to visit friends nntl expects to stop In Ashland aciiln on -hi way hack. a Chester Allison.' who lives In the Hprliifr ljike secllnn. visit. d! frlehds In Ashland over the we.-k-j end. i ' . Mr. and Mrs. N. 1). flalo were visiting in Ashland this week from I Orants rass. Mrs. dale Is a ria it chier of Mr. and Mrs. AI Sherar.l. . lr. J. M. rowel!, of Monmouth, la In the county to visit old friends and attend to l.usineiMi puttiers. W. A. Htratt.ni, who lives on a flna farm north of Talent, was In Ashland Wednesday on IntsU nest. Mr. and Mrs. O. (lunther of Medford were visiting In Ashland Tuesday and remained for the evening entertainment of tho Ke bekah lodxo. Krmle Uosley, formerly of Ash land, but recently making his home In Klamath county, was ope rated upon recently nt the Klum- pt'ltlled In rurh IsMle. In his e..l llintl, "Sidewalks of New York," I'hiirles rrultl. servlm: f,,r disor derly . ..mliiet. lells his companions how lo live without .ftoit In lllotlnint. Warden Currnii has col. leeled' Ihe lipst eout I llitttlons nf poetry for n "litldewell Anihel- 'K.. "The -orreetor' also provides ti s.-honl in piiittfnir for pt isnnei-s mechanically Inclined. Many. for. ui.'l- ne er-uo. wells, have learned the pilnttuK l.uslness while servluii time for lawlessness. Kis'p Dveritn-riK Damp. See that the sot uroltnd your everereetis does not lark water this month. Much winter klllliiK Is due lo "frcculm; dry." Soak them well with water on mild days. No harm will I... done l.y water frcrilmt around them. If you luv,. ever areens In your window- lioxi keep them well watered, tun. The lloaue Hlver Valley til I'aradlse of the World. When You Have Your Chevrolet Repair Work Done Chevrolet parts -ire made EX IMiKSSI A' roil VOriJ ClIKVU'Ol.KT-TluTes no donl.t aliout their fittinir and nhont their future pert'ormanee There's no puess work. Pon't take a ehanec on any others. OF COURSE, we have a complete line of GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS right here in Medford! Pierce-Allen Motor Co. 112 South Riversitlo Phone 150 USED CAR L0T-8th and Baitlctt Phono 911 ed serious attention about 1 when it was noticed in gardens In the vicinity of Philadelphia, prob ably is a native of Kurope. it is known by various names witch -grass, Wiregrass, couehgrass and others and is a vigorous peren nial related to common wheat and widely distributed in cool, moist climates, probably causing more monetary loss than any other singh? species of plant. On small areas it sometimes is destroyed by ham! digging or smothered with tar paper. It may be allowed to form a sod which is plowed under during dry. hot weather, and the sunken, itcut crop followed by a smother crop of some heavy, dense growth Styled in the finest manner of today fMIU'i:!) WITir llii a.lvaiiccil slle and alluring cliarni so Ivpical of all Clmsli-r-l.uilt cars possessing a new live liness of performance ami oven 'realfr dependability and iToiioinv than Dodfie. Hrolliers cars ever before have possessed the new Hodge lirotliers Six is unmatched by any oilier car at or near its price. Of the score or more of major betlcrnienU which this new car ushers in, none is more conspicuously important than its exclusive Mono-piece Hotly. A master si rokc of Waller I'. Chrysler 4 engineering genius, this remarkable new development L'ombines beauty, strength and comfort lo a degree never before attained in a car of such moderate price. And besides, it poMtively will not develop squeaks or rallies even afler thousands of miles of hardest usage. KiciiT Body Styles . 'J 15 to U0G3 f. o. b. 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