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MEDFORD ItXTIj TRlBTjyE MEDFQRD, OREfiOyl THURSDAY,' FEBRUARY 28. 1929,'
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A5H..JffiS?SKln'V might wear spats if they dared..
toi ! te the leeal nei pot.Ifehrd hrr.lu. .1 . , .
NreUi are alio mcned. .
Ottldal piper ec Ihr rile Md.
Official peper flf JaekMMi Cuuntt.
ra da.1r Mrrtt tkralalios far six axiulti
I Oct. 1. (Ui.
Aettt'inc Bnfeitirtalhw
- at. C. MOCKXHEX 4 Id.MIMHY
" Onkea Is Nr Vote. (Iiicate. DelrpH, San
y,mratr. U AweW. tXClle. Poftlrid. ;
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
The Eugeno Register arises to
Inquire if "Oregon wants a lieutenant-governor?'
The first impulse
"is to yell "No!", as he would prob
ably be more lieutenant than gov
. ernor. On the other hand, if he
will take his pay In salutes, anoth
er little official wouldn't do us any
harm. .
An Irate subscriber writes of "a
panorama of Fords upon our high
ways." . Panorama Is the word;
pano describing the vehicle, ami
rami their chief trait, when In the
vicinity of a higher-priced car.
The western horizon was nil
blotched up last eve with a pink
background, that had too much
red along tho hem, to be pleasing
to the artistic eye of Tomus Uwcm.
Prof. Reimer whs seen going
down the street the 1st of the
week, with a headache under his
left arm. the same looking like a
volume explaining the childishly
Blmple Klnsleln theory.
mex wii.ii kk idiots 1
(Siskiyou News)
: In' the meantime the brides
were undergoing a - pleasant
. ride in a blanket carried by a
group of men. As this means --
of conveyance was violently .
' Jounced by the bearers. thv,
' ;" victims hod much to do to"
; keep their balance.
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.Press reports of the., minhnp to
the plane in which Col. Oniric" A.
Lindbergh' and his brltlc. Miss
Anne Morrow were riding, allege
that Miss Morrow said, "Augustus
.will speak 1 for' me." -A wheel
.dropped ottllt'in a wonder Hint
, both' wheels did not , drop off.
Along with tho engine. In dismay
at a world Idol being called Agus
tus. Of all persons to utter the
' untimely words thq churmlng
bride-elect. W'q hope she never
said It, as it means something like
this some day:
Cornfield. Texas, March 20. (Pi
-Qua Lindbergh landed hore to
day at 2:22 pin, and hopped off at
2:33 pm. in a southeasterly direc
tion. The legislature has - messed
around and munaged to nandwlcb
an Income tax measure ln between
a tangible tax ami an excise tax.
The income tax has only been de
feated nine times In this stato. In
the light of this stroke of gcnluR.
this col. retracts all It hns ever said
about the worth Icsmiess. cussed
neas, and imbecility of legislatures.
Mr.' Hoover, who becomes tho
high ace of tho nation next Mon
day, will bo delayed In, his cam
paign promise to abolish poverty,
which Is sadly needed. Instead,
he "directs his energies" to Prohi
bition fact finding. U will not
matter intich how many facts are
found, as long as tho hypocrisy
that now surrounds Prohibition is
left unchallenged.
The horse chestnut trees have
started to sprout colts, and the
fiparmw gang of feathered hood
lums have started a ruckot In the
Virginia Crceer roue bush on the
Univ. clubsltf campus.
A deer was caught eating up
Dock 8a I rule's alfalfa, and forgot
to Jump whuii he came to a barb
wire fence.
Tho lilghtoned plowboys of the
valley are pojournlng to the golf
p.-tsturc east of tqwn, and hitting a
white round object, etraigbter than
they ever negotiated a furrow.
A atory, with only one good
blush, in being told In our midst,
with only fair approval.
Frontyards mt full of women,
busily pnKaged in brisking off the
ends of geraniums.
CHICAGO l'OLKJK EXTKCTED
TO MAKK AHKKST (llilllne
Portland TcleKram.I . owlnu to
lack of upoiirnee, they will do
nothing of the kind.
W have been pilloried what
over that may be f.r treason lo
tho Republican party In gener!
and specifically In mentioning the
allenoo of Calvin Oootlilge upon the
odors arising from Trspot Doiiw.
' Our lambuster charges that the
, charges woro "far-fetched," when
as a matter of fact, they were not
fetched far enough. -
F. Bybee'a aprlng crop of Umrw
are gamboling on hi. lea. They
r principally legs and tails, anfl
stick close to their Main, and run
with no more sense of direction
than l-year-old girl driving a
nigh-powered" auto to school.
I QUILL POINTS
Also; the two nidvs of a triuiiglc are ciill.v guilty.
' It's a case of true love if he
show.
Tlie 9vcllo(;r treaty isn't the only effort lo establish peace.
AVules is popularizing dove-colored shirts.
If the purpose of capital punishment is to, frighten others,
why isu ' the hunting done at the
SCttll i'hit cmtinltrwlv ntini.msi
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ftlniidf question, everybody will
.Every hick town contains a
Ah, well niifr? of the big jobs arc held by men who don't
know wlint Eintciii is talking about. -
Capital is a sensitive thing, and
take a drop too much.
'Why should a state legilaturc
needed additional revenue just by
Americanism:. Spending million to save the unfit in other
lands; spending money to suppress and jail the unfit here at
home. .
Then; again, scrapping tho cruisers will afford work for a lot
of idle men after the next armament conference.'
An electric engineer has developed a device to match colors.
He probably makes it work by saying: "And dont stick it in
your vest pocket and forget it." , .
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Battleships use a smoke scrceu when they wish to' put over
something in concealment: The Ship of State gets the'sattie ef
fect with an executive' session. -
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; Ifow pleasant, in a foreign land, to sec KOincbody take'somc
thing for dyspepsia and know you've found a mini from home.
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The cynic who thinks Providence doesn't watch over this
country never has studied state legislatures. , '
The two agencies "that have done the' mOsMoF the" ehlaficipa'
tion of women are Congress; and the drug store sandwich.
The highway bus is now equipped fur everything except argu
ment with inlernrban ears nt
.MtirriciJ nous auJ daughters no' lonjrcr live with the old folks.
Thrrc isn't room in t lie liousc for all the thing "that can be
bought on the Installment plan.
Correct this sentence: "We have money and friends," said
Mrs. NVwrich; "what do we care if the social elect ignore us?"
BOSPHORUS W10UTH DRY WORKERS TO
ALMOST CLOGGED
BY FLOES OF ICE)
COXSTANTINOPI.K, Feb. 28.
(P For the first time ln more
than 100 yen rs the miouiii of the
IloHphoriiM ls almost frhpaKsable be
cause of IcehcrKH and Icefloes which
have floated down fro.'n the Uluck
sea,
Turkish vessels arriving here
from the Ittaek sea after cutting
n channel through the flouting Ice,
report . thai many icebergs arc
floating southward. One floo was
said to be seven miles long. Tho
sudden springlike wurmfh which
has come tu Constantinople after
tho terrific cold of tho past two
weeks In expected to melt the ob
struction shortly.
A great landslide hns destroyed
a mostpie and mauy dwellings In
the Anatolian vIII.il: o of IiicguHI.
The entire population has left the
village because of tho recurrent
ditngfT from landslides.
Poland's army is composed of
250,'iuit men, including L'o.ooo offi
cers. Operated .y wintpeiU nlr, ' a
powerful new hoisting ipparatus
can lirt 10 tons tu a height of It.
feet.
MUTT AND JEFF
JEFF. T"W KajouJ THAT
& STIFF DeKUrJ rVT TH-
UOM TAMCriV CUJB
VWHO'S ALUJAVS CHtRPlrJIo
AB9VJT Hovaj Hit caaj
FlSHT ?
s .varMKv. j rr tm 5'" " v---w i ... - tl
reseuts the fact that her knees
ball park for all t6 sec ?
u-itli 11 mtrfiet Ullllfinn nf fllo
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listen' and approve.-- '
few fellows who look as though
money gets tight when stocks
,.
try1 to think when it1 can get
raising the income tasf '
crossings. '
PLAN OBSERVANCE
1 8TH AMENDMENT
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 28. tF)
Tho executive committee of the
Presbyterian board of Christian
education today announced that the
board h department of moral wcl
fare "would be authorized forth
with to Join with more than 30
other tempcrnuce orgnnfrations of
tho In tied Htntcs for a unified plan
for tho observance of the eigh
teenth amerKlment in accordance
with the wishes of the new admin
istration of Prestdont Hoover."
"This nctlou." the announcement
said, "Is a result ot a visit made
to Washington by Dr. J. AV. t'luitdy
of Philadelphia, general director of
the Presbyterian department of
moral welfare. Tho Preshyterlan
department will consolidate Its pro
hibition forces with other denom
inational and national groups, In
cluding the Antl-Kaloon league, for
a more efficient campaign concern
ing the eighteenth amendment.
"It la planned, to withdraw from
certain types of political activity
and to unite for Increased empha
sis tin education and cultivation of
. pubIi)J ottUihm for law observance."
lU'llNii. Plans proponed for
erection nf new Pnptit church.
Time to Uae a Little Elbow Gruae
f 7 VWtLl.. JC JOV iftW LHtLCr T N r ... . - ' " 1.
T6n. I I uAITSk 66 oe "to HIM AWO I .-IY&P.J. V u ft Y- . -
j wnn l I I TnRCATtN TO KICK HIM IM I jS:T!rV?" I vwn"" ' "T. ' i
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Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
SfeMd lcttat pnUlnlte to pmontl health sad hjfleoe. not to dUfnotrk m
tratmeot, will to unmd by Dr. Bnuly If a tuaptd, ell addnnd urreloo la nclMd.
Utter aboaM to brltf and written In Ink. Owing to tto Urg ouhber of Wttr r
erivad, only few cu to aaavcred htra. No replj con to nude to qncrtoa not O0BJom
of 10 Bonnm naarmm ut. wuilaa
FVKTHEtt CILT
There are Umea when 'limitations,
of .pare are extremely Irksome. :
Tor In.!.- I -,, A ..
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" """J' " anemia uie omer.
day when time was 'called 'and we
had tor hurry to
press, p o ssihly
some reader may
recall that we
had Just dropped
iron overboard
and were deliver-!
ing one of those animate host. If diphtheria or tu
well known eva- j bercle bacilli, for example, retain
sive answers to
the query, "Well,
then, what is one
to do for anemia ir iron won't help
it?" when the bell rang and we
knocked off work'for the day, For
fear no one will remember clearly.
I wish to affirm that I did think
of a snappy last line, to-wit, "con
sult your physician." but, believe
It or not, I restrained that impulse
and let the reader down gently
enough by replying Instead. "How
did you get that way how do you
know' you're anemic? If you are
quite sure about it,- what caused
the condition?"
And there, pale people, is the
nub of Ihe question. You see there
is only a good teaspoonful of Iron
in all tho bloo din a healthy adult's
body. There Is seldom if ever any
shortage or iron if! our ordlnary
dally food. So if one does develop
anemia, a weakening of the
strength ot tho blood, it Ls pretty
certainly not from lack of iron. It
follows, then, that oner can scarcely
hope to remedy ' the trouble by
pouring In more iron, in medicinal ,
or food' form. That Is the orin-'
scrt that Iron is worthless as
remedy for anemia.
Of course I am aware that Jhis
In almost heresy, but I have
fear that any physician can 'suc
cessfully controvert the belief I ex
press. Formerly I myself .earncxt
ly believed that certain medicinal
preparations of Iron, properly made
ind administered, were almost a
specific cure for a certain type of
anemia, und X ho practiced. But
I um pretty sure I was wrong about
that, nnd I am equally confident
hat the physicians who still, har
bor such belief are wrong, too.
Dut' I can't prove It Is wrong. You
can't prove a negative. - I only
know that the particular "type of
anemia for which I once believed
Iron a specific cure will respond
Just as quickly to treatment without
any Iron at all. So that War it
for me. If your doctor says you
should take Iron, take it. I should
If my doctor ordered it.: I'd ,uven
take n beaker of castor oil if my
doctor said I must. Why have n
doctor nt all, if you nro going to
et your own Judgment, or any
hody'tt eke. up against his, on .nch
a matter? To my mind the prize
Idiot Is the person who consults a
physician and then fails to follow
tho physician's ndvice and instruc
tions faithfully.
Not only is a shortage or lack
of Iron n-ver a satisfactory ex
planation or cause for anemia, but
likewise wo cannot assume that a:
deficiency or lack of nny other ele-1
ment or constituent of blood ex-
plains anemia or that the mcre'ple orovo school ylstcnlny; it wu
provision of an ample quantity of ahuost dark before little LIxie
the clement or constituent will lJk. who won the prize, got1
remedv or enr aiinmin. In nhort
I venture to say that we know of
no particular medicine that will
strengthen or build up the blyod
or restore nny blood deficiency to
normal. . . , .
Well, thon. you tnny now ask Just
to see whether I am ready to give
any practical, constructive Informa
tion or advice it docs seem as
though Pm .seldom ready to do that
--what docs make me anemic and
what will give me rich red blood
to surge, through my veins and alt
that sore of thing one reads In the
maganinos? We'll sec about that
In an early Issue
QI KSTIONS AXI A-.VStt KUS
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"ivmiiJi iijK'iin-. ,
Our teacher of liyKlenu nt
hlKh school advises the class to
avoid eKBs and foods with eKKs In
thorn, as eKRs have little food value,
.sin- advises us to abstain from
eatlns fried foods, as they hinder a capital expenditure and the 11- "".i"" '
prj.per dlKe,tlo.J. a. brary a capital asset. llul ,1P,nl packing h.opcratc.
Answer. VH. physlolOBy and may deduct on allowance for de-j old Colonel Coates, who built a;
hyislene-in tho hlRli schools Is just prerlatlon. based upon tho useful first-class hotel in Kansas City!
a Joke anyway, isn't it? The stuff life of Iho library. - more than half a century ago. ttaej
and nonsense usually touiilit un- A new provision Included In tho'Djckoy brothers that drove tuclri
der these heading In the schools j revenue act of 112S ls that In the, hunches of steers to the Kansas!
should not lo taken seriously hy'cnso ot property held by one pcr-ntv stockyards, and the boats that!
pupils, mid In fact usually Is not. Ison for lite with the remainder stoniied at Kansas ntv's landlnfiri
A (ienn's Ufc
How Igng do crl germs live when
rJ7 14 eon of Uua
,
1
Out
..BOUT A-NEMJ.Y
exposed to air?
In a house 1
ot doors?
mad
Does the amount
tube of Influenza, germs was broken
ln Lodon now on(. would these
germs live? ' How would "they be
transported Into the mouths 'and
nostrils of the public, thus causing
an epidemic? Mrs. H. G. M.
Answer. As a rule, with, certain
important exceptions, the career of
a disease germ is finished when the
germ becomes separated from . its
j even a feeble power to produce
i disease in man, after exposure for
Ian hour or more, at least we need
not worry much about this, remote
dunger. Direct sunlight destroys
germs in a few minutes; of course
this natural germicide is most ef
fective out of doors. Even a tem
perature several degrees below that
of the human body is fatal to the
disease producing capacity of the!
most deadly germs. The pneu
monia germ (Pneumococcus). for
example, must be most- tenderly
coddled in this respect, else It be
comes powerless to harm man.
These facts the tetitnus bacillus
(germ of lockjaw) is an' important
exception v serve x relievo my
mind, ut any rate, of any anxiety
about street dust or filth or house
dust or filth or public expectora
tion or the blowing about' of dried
-sputum, so far as sanitation or
health care Is concerned, though
the inere esthetic Idea of cleanli
ness is" not entrefy negligible Inf.
mo cultivation or good neaitn.: 111
a tube of influenza germs, or. any
other crl germs, were scratturcd to
tho winds In London, that would
aiticular
germs, unless perchance n
! few of 'em just happened to alight
on some luckless person's mouth
In the first spatter from the broken
lUUL't - - - -
(Copyright John K. Dille Co.)'
In the memory contest at AP"
throtiall nam In' all of tllC tooth
paAtes. "My wife had jest' turn-
cd the radio on. an I wui startln'i
domi cellar to mid when I I Kan I
what I took to be a tlru bustiir."
Im
testified Klnler .MeoiuM,
liun-p-KUc .-Iiottlrr on so today.
Your Income Tax
No. 3S.
Depreciation may be claimed on
all business property,
which in
eludes not only bulldlnKs and ma
t-hinery of a permanent character.
but automobiles, farm tractors. ;
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iiiiuiiiiK OIIU mill vqiiiiHR-im unit'.-
furniture, nnd books. A lawyer,
doctor or other professional man!
may not eliarKc off as a current !
expense the cost of a library used
wholly In his profession, this bolng
to another person, the deduction
'for depreciation sh:.U be (om-
' - s
LfAtiimrHKHf I
WT7tsi TV'aV
jputed as If the' life' tenant Were
;ihc absolute owner of the property
'and shall be allowed to the life
Tenant. In the case of property
'held In trust, the allowable deduc
tion shall be apportioned between
the income beneficiaries and the
trustee, in' accordance with the
pertinent' provisions' ot the instru-
imetit creatine the trust, or. in the
jataence of such' ptovisions. on tho
bat-Is ot the trust income allocable
jto each. c -i ; - "
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Quill Points
Three' circuses have. men;ed.
Now IX only the three rings would.
- If the killer should be convicted;
that would be newa. - '
The road hog ls nobody's fool.
He known be in safe because no
body else Is fool enough to risk
a smash.
Few business practices are "un
ethical" except to those : whose
pockctbooks are nicked.
All glory departs, and It Is only
a question of time until . we shall
read in a footnote: " "Batted for
Ruth in the ninth." i ;
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The trouble nbour a ddmi-
nathur personality is that' It
never seems to work' when -youre
talking- with a rough
gay you wvmt tt dominate;
. Who ever expected to-see the
day when a padlock would save
the money of those, on the out
side?
f
Ten 'years ago it was more prof
itable to be hit by a. big car, but
now th; bigger the car the bigger
the lnslal,mcnl8 and there's little
x-'vutnitiin,, "tPiUir.i' rtf
uiilj : . .?nA
with . exD,a,nlnV to- a' nfomlncnt
iti2en why his letter had to be
loft out of the papc.
Americanism: . Being
dipsatls-
fied with' your porcelain bath tub
because if isn't pink or blue; for
getting that you once used a wash
tub on the' kitchen floor.
Bo specific. When you say "col
ored girl." explain whether you
mean hand-colored. ,"',-
When they write a blll to pro-!
vide for fiKhting mnterial, it. seems;
easy enflUKh to construct sentences"
that don't need Interpretation
' All you need do to inake $25.
000 a year as an author ' Is .to
writo one moderately successful
novel and have a regular job that
pays f 2 2,000;--
ilottcii liquor has Its good
points. The vk-tlin Ls iara--lywMl
and can't weep on your
.shoulder because lib. wife doos I
not uiuteiHtand lilm. j-
Poverty prevents insanity, any-l
vay. You never hear of a poorj
murderer being temporarily unbal-
nnccd. ;
,
iHu11"!; stt,tiC8 to date
show i
little;
pnsicians got
winter practice at picking out shot.!
More talk of an operation fori
Mussolini. Maybe he's just con-i
templatlng. chnnges.ln the cabinet.,
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Winter resort beach
ef lection.
lone you'v"seen 'em all.
Correct this sentence: . "His rich 1
old dad will cut him off without"
a cent." said the chorus flrl. 'tint
I'm goliiB to marry him anyway."!
Brisbane's Today
i
(Continued from Par One.)
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.'"'f1!!"10", w'th" help of!
.f,0"30.,8?..1"""": ftorles tic-
o tho way to St Louis and New
Orleans, did more for Kansas City
.111., -,t ..
I
than could be done by all the
painters that ever lived. -
First wealth, then, t your, lei
sure, and no hurray about It, art.
The Tamna Daily TJmes. cheer
ful about ltfg Florida state, an
nounces aofcady 38,000 BolJd car
loads of fruits and vegetables have
been shipped north, and that is
less than half the season's crop.
The shipments include more
than 31,000 carloads of citrus fruits.
- Carl FisherT'ho has done a
great deal for Florida, writes from
MUijoi that crowds there at hotels.
In private houses and . on house
boat, have never been so great in
Florida's history.- O
- fbe stream of automobiles flowing-south
compares, with - the
flucks of carrier pigeons that once
tlarjtened ths sky.
Press Commenf
EDITOR I. A ti BY B. T. 1JIVINE
, IX OKEUOX JOCKXAIi
Watch Her Giw.
Four thousand five hundred cars
of pears and apples were shipped
out of the Kosue River valley the
past fruit season. The pear ship
ments were 40)0' cam, valued ut
more than 14,600,000.
Other shipments from the valley
were 5500 cars of lumber and box
.hooks. A thousand cars of other
products, like small fruits,' berrlei
and alralfii, raissd the Brand total
to-11.000 cars, of which-the total
value' was- 12,Xi00.000.- All signs
now point ts another record-break'
ine fruit" crop' the cominc season;
A new fruit- packing Plant for
the Kimball Fruit company, to cost
$50".0u0, is under construction at
Medford. A new cold storage plant
to cost JloOO.000, is under con
structlon for the Southern Oregon
Knlns rnmnnnv. - '
1 A bill rocentlv sassed by the leg
islature authorizes Jackson co'unty
to take $1'60. 000 out of the bond
fund and apply It to the construc
tion of a new courthouse at Med
ford, which is to cost a quarter
of a million dollars. After the
nmininl I. tfikon nut nf tile bond
fund it will leave sufficient funJ.i
to pay all the outstanding bonded
1 indebtedness of the county as the
bonds fall due. The county Rov
er n m e n t. removed laM summer
from jacksopville. Is carried on iiaJ-
the new Mrtlford city hall, which
goes rent free to the county for a
period of four years.
Medford. families now1 have" a
mountain spring in every home;
The city recently spent a million
dollars In brinKinK snrinc water
from the heart of the mountains,
The city has two reservoirs, with
a capacity ot s.ueu.uev gaiions, ami
plans. another IO.OmO.OOO gallons
for, fire purposes. A new. fire ha(lj
to cost J30.0M0. is under consti-uc-j)
Mon.JV 5300.000 hotel, to be bullt.r
on the slic of tbe present Xah
hotel, one ' of the' " landmarks of
Medford. is planned, and construe -
lion is
spring.
expected to begin in the
With 12 miles of pavement al
ready and more belm: laid. Medford
has many bltr-City features. Is mod
ern and aKgresslve, and Is looking
forward . to- one " of the biggeat
building years in its 'history.
High blood
pressure
reduced
better than
. in 20 years
I
A husband writes about his wife who
coald get no relief from high blood
pressure of long standing. He waswor
t i f. II.. i i.-au
ried. Finallr he asked her to a ive Aif mel
. lri,l In hiH letter hi mlv "Sinrr
j taking Aftnol she has gained ciRhf
pounds. Her blood pressure is murh
lower. She sleeps well. In fact, she Is
feeling bclteBthan she has In (he past
twenty yeirs." Every day Snrh Ictiers
arc received, testifying to lhc benefits
derived from Aimcl.
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( tho f rtirti
Mcuy iiiio. c"H
wilitfl by rnov
iat xrmt, vitor.
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INFLAMMATION
STOMACH
INIMOESTION
MARRTKS
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I portnVn, ihO Pk Amw, NewYorh, N. Y.
NEW TAX MEASURES
SALEM.. Ore., Feb. 2S,--(fl;.
The wuys and means co.-nmlUi'n
will introduce a bill appropriating
$75 000 to put into effect new
revenue measures . to be enacted
at this session. It was estimated
by Earl Fisher, state tax commis
sioner and John H. Carkln. chair
man of the property tux. relict
commission., that this amount
wriuld be required to administer
the' excise, the Intangible and the
Income tnx nets- if ;they'Mll pass. X
BURNB1UTE
KEROSENE
No soot. No cbarriugi
A score and more of
household uses.
It burns with a clear,'
.white Hume. A sweet,-
clean odor.
Burnhrite Kerosene
costs no more. Ask '
-V' your dealer or grocer
' ;io r ' t Ti'jef i i te r e s t in c : ;
f ; i - iyrniirte bookleji j
OItT;OMI?AiT
j
Rrfinrr & tiintr'thulont of Associated
j Gasoline : Associated Kthvl Gasoline
(;yl Motor Oils and Greases
LOW
WINTBR. RATES
4 departures dally, at bis sav
ings. World's greatest motor
couch system assures safety',
comfort, lowest fares. All cars
pleasantly lieuted.
80ME LOW RATES
San Francisco ; $12.15 I
Oakland : $12.15 1
Sacramento ; . J10.80
Yreka $2.25
Redding $ 5.75
Lo Anneles ...i..$19.00
San Diego $22.30
Kansas City ..' ......$49.15
Chicago ..:.............C...$58.15
Depot, llotol Jackson
102 South Central
' Phone 309
PiclwyfsL'i
By BUD FISHER
JlgMvffieai
w i i , - i , 1 1 1 1 i i ii$ i j i i i hi . i ,- ... i j - -, I, i I1, ' J
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