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A TRIO OF WINNERS
ON'-FARM -TARIFF
. WASHINGTON P). AKltiitlon
.tuvyturiff l-cfurm lias pomplutcd iU
uuw iiww . iiiu - I'vuuuium in
. Iigtacti for ;tho buckwiird - uli'okc.
.1jv;ii bcfuro.lt- reached the apox oC
Ha , imuvm'd awing, there ivuru
Xnrm 'leaders Tvho privately fear-
; vl tlio momentum wan a littlo tua
tuueli.
Moro tlrtm 1,000 nitiiees ap
peared boforw thu houue- ways' and
. tiiualia vuinmittee to urge thut. It
wrliu. higher import ' duitea. Into
. it tariff rcconimcnduUotiH to the
uiicclul wuwiion. congress this
tjprinK. iMorc than 10,000 type
written unites of testimony were
tahen. , -Not oil dealt witJi'Osri
. cultural schedules, but enough did
. tu jiicturo the American furmur
seekipj? blanket protection on ' ev
erything from . bananas to live
stuck. . V
1 LonsiuvoitVes believe It might
-have hewi bettor to limit tho'de
mnndvof those commodities which
ttl'tKUy. are suffering from for
. in-competition. ' They profess to
.hoiiHo- 11,. deop significance in -the
. ohsorvfttion made by Senator Heed
Smoot of Utah on his return from
ar conference with Mr". Hoover In
l'lorlda.' that tho fuss , over tarifl
revision . probubly was nil out ol
, pruiiortWiu to what congress likely
t wimW do! ' !' ! ' V '
ltcuction to tiuifrt that nro de
scribed as of little or no benefit to
American producers and still suf
ficient to embroil .this .country In
trade disputes with important', for
Sign customers, is epitomised by
tho-Wall Btroot. Journal in an nt
. .tack ton the-request for a- 75-ccnl
-duty.ow each- bunch' of bananas.
. .offset aRnliist tho annual Im
portation of ?ao,OOD;O0O worth oi
baiiRnaH from Caribbean countries,
tho Journny says. Is tha fact, that
ted :8tutOH each year 178,O00.O0(rT
worth of flour, canned goods, lard
and such products, and 1!04,000,
000 worth of manufactured goods.
This country, tho Journul con
tinues, does' not produco bananas
nnd because they nro not in com
potltion with a domestic product
have boon, heretofore, on tho .free
list, t They' do not compete with
fruits grown In this country, ,the
Journul says, becamio hummus are
onion for their food vnluo and nut
their null value. " '
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(niMi m m 1 hi ii I 1 """iT 1 ,, I : , :
Km-h ph. htr' Is dl'tlnctlc in Us I I'ilehrs .from.
A'l'ho ielrcumsliinvcs siirronndliiK
il.tiiimhor of other Issues, Includ
inii tho iropu:!f.i iciidjuslincnt ot
tsullts on beat cattle, ure differ
ent.. Farm groups ngreo that cat
(lemon protected to encourugo noc-
ossary, oxinnsion of thd beef in
dustry. '''.....""
Thoy aro conscious, howover, of
priiteslH from funadlan stockmen
who havo looked to American
markets. The corn bi'lt has been
n ' great ! outlet for their feeder
mttlo cuttle- weighing under
it.lir.t) pounds that- nro sold from
Canadian ranges Into the United
atatos for fattening. The tariff
on such animals would he raised
from 1V4 cents It pound to !!
cents. Although It would Increase
'thn cost of feeder stock, because
American ranges are not produ
'clng" enough, com belt tanners
nro protesting."' They want a high
tariff on corn.
TMiNew
Johnny Kuck, shown seated at
the wheel of his ne w Oakland Ail
American Six sport roadster, won
the shot-put for America at the
Olympic Games in Amsterdam
last year. Congratulating Kuck on
fo his new car is shown Herman
Brix, of Seattle, Washington, who
took second place in the same
event. Kuck purchased the Oak
land when he visited Los Angeles
recently. He and Brix are great
" buddies," and plan to do plenty of
travelling in the new car, which is
the second Oakland purchased by
the champion.
Ramblings of a
Foot Creeker
It'a been many a inoun Bince llio
wuimin nimlilei' of Fools Creek Iiuh
flont uny hiipnjHrjions of Hunny ("ull
foruia. Ami up tu (.'lirlHlma limu
U wan Hori'ly wiih Kunny California
urouml the Vu(m)iivUle ti-kIoii nf
Sutitu Crur. uonnly. HoaH. ueraill
uniH, ' nuHtui'luhiH, Culhi IlllU.'H and
Cnllfoi-nhi iioppk'M uero In i-onsiujit.
Iiluom. After C'hrlHltnuH thvre wuh
considerable, foy on cool wenlher.
Whilu t:alifoniia nay' Hh the monl
itevero winter In nmny yearn. It was
also the miUICHt wlntwr wo over ex
perienced. WrttHonvllle 1h justly
famoutt forMlH uppleH. letuieo and
HOME EDUCATION
"The Child's First School Is the Family." Froebel
IksimmI by tho National KlndorKarten AHoelntlnn, 8 West -lOth
SlrMt, ev Vnrlt City.. Thuae urtlcloa arc oppearins each Sunday
in tho Mull Tribune. v .
J we only saw fve house's containing! as ii, Christmas lff 1C years two
people, and met only three curs: 1 and placed on sneii ueswo un-
iuno near Parkfiuld: and two near i other that had been in her family
ICoallnKO. . - J . for a century inspired i
' Arriving here at 2 n. m: w do-J of uitehers Which how
! elded to rfci and have dinner before j 1 255 and is valiled nt more than
i leaving for Fresno. Hut when we 5JM00,.
pot lhtojthe enr to ponUnue on to ;
i Fresno The lady balked ye just i !
J like a "government mule; and Ousii
hfter tafcins us over -the terriide ' s
J mouiitains and Ihe ITog canypn.
j road With considerable difficulty '"
' we got Jher'lnto n garaire, when Uic !
! trotilid was dlaanoHedi'1 a broken 1
! cog In the differential was found.
? If you know1 what thatmeans. 'I
! do n-ot. Only saw the broken cog.
Xoy we must wait for new parts
( from Kan Francisco, and pay $50
I for repairs und personal expense,
1 Itui if thl.s break had occurred In
' the'" mountains Mr: Carlo Would
: have- had to walk many miles for
help, while' I would have waited
many hours alone on the mountain.
I cannot be Jliankul enough i we
rrached Coh lingo. Here lat Or-'
tober tHe Milbham exploration well
came in, and Is now yielding be-.;
Iween 4500 nnd 5000 barrelspf gas- i
olirie eich dny. This ganoljno is
aaid to lie pure' enough to. use In!
cars at once. The dry fca is still
escaping. liut greftt pipe lines are
being laid to carry this gas to San
Luis Obispo, Monterey :and Santa!
Cruz counticM for cooking, heating
and lighting purposes. : . j
TJifs mountainous region, 'called
the Kettlemaii Hills is paid to be a
much wilder and more desolate I
country than which wo passed yes-
torday. Prospectors,- ' promoters, ,
suckers and laborers are flocking
here from everywhere, so, it is dif- J
ficijltjto find lodging, but we final-i
lVgot a fairly comfortable' room; j
and wo pass the time coihfortably
ami profitably at the puldie library
during the day. ,ltut hen; twq men
prospected nearly '30 ycai'H before
a paying well was brought in, fo
don't rush to put money in oil ella
unless you wish to 'throw U at
tho birds.- -r ' J '-V
Perhaps In another letten I-may
tell-you how It feels to, bp iti ioxlle.
But werlianB not:, it takes cduruuo,
hojjo, faith andj doterminatlnn', and I
I am not so sure .t have all these j
yet in a sufficient measure to fight j
an age oiu disease. However we
take whatevor pleasure comes our
tvay.i that wo havo strength tor
and do find many pleasant things
as we go along.
MRS. CAIU-E. ..
Any friends wishing to write us,
j should address letters- to us at
iiuguo KivcrM,OregQn.t "Vo have
j mail, forwarded from there.; U be
ing (mposslbio. to keep jpepplo In
formed of our iocnlfon. while mov
ing about sq much. Mrsk tarle.
Spain received 37 as; Christmas
gifta. . Thre ure piieueis iui
stiiu exuy pt, Tciipont H94 frlu
oven- -lorcien euuim..
histoo. ware, atid origin or pat
i...n Xoveitie-s are i)n(etie;tlly
eluded- Mi Hpain says her ituet ,
her coH.ct.on never ... y- , than u yer B. o.io
T' nv l.ruuKl.t hr 2S1 W1 whittled from . opple tree
liroad anu .mis, j -
612
We present the new Graham-Paige
Model 612 as a'motor car of exceptional'
value not in some one or two features
but throughout the entire cat1. The
more thoroughly you examine the
Model 612, the more evidence you will
find of extra size, extra' sturdiness and
extra quality. - , .. . :-'
REASONS FOR CONDUCT
Edith L. Reid
Five i:liiiaiilxV5'kna'6iBll(siifieeff:rAnRlng,:fi'om .$1-113
to ?2!160. jdeilv'ar1 . SleMoni;: jOaf Illustrated if Mortel
Iil2, slx cyllnUer, fivBtpaBsoijger Jrourloor sedoh. $llt!o. i:
contpletely fiqtrtinfgd, deliered-.in Medfcml. . r
? e iff a
The Motor, for example- .
62 brake horsepower; 2?a" Balanced crankshaft sup
ported in seven extra large bronze-back interchange
able main bearings: thermostatically controlIcJ cool
ing with water jacket? extending the full length of
cylinder bore and completely surrounding valve
scats; adjustable silent chain timing; positively driven
gasoline pump, water pump and generator; constant
clearance aluminum, alloy pistons; exhaust from
rent of engine keeping heat away from driving com
partment; engine mounted at four points on rubber.
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CRATER LAKE AUTOMOTIVE CO.
i t ' 103 South Riverside rhone 202 ,. ! ' f, i
GREY GRAHAM-PAIGE DEALERS H. D. GREY
"Don't you Hoe thut when you've
iiiiilitiity sou worry Mullier?" Ii-h.
Allen drupiied weurlly Into it elialr
lit Hie Mosii of u rather troubled
day and Kave her son u reproving
Klanee. -
Hilly iul his nrnm around her
lieek and wiuecxud her tlKhlly. hut
he naid nothlntr.
Oilier gucstloim or policy line
over the'ijropoKul to place n tariff
an cotton and ratao the rates on
. wheul. Ity virtue of miUut pro
duction, America centrum the
woriii cotton tnmUet. Imt the price
nt Apucrlcan wlnat even In the
l'lililtd Htutea. ilf fl&tllnt Liver
pool.
FISH OFFICIALS
VlW HATCHERIES
AND EGG STAINS
lobt. ltiifiselt, field Hiiperlnteml
ont of tho federal bureau oC fl.h
" MleH, and 'Mutt ltyeknum, Kiiper
llitendent ot ntule hntcherleH, were
In Medford AVeilnesdny d today,
on a tour of Inspection of hnteh
erteH nnd egp ttikluK MtHtlons, They
vlnlted the vms Mtatioim on Dear.
Uttlft llutlo nnd Anlelope ereekH
nnd the huteherleu itt llutlo Fulls
tuid Trail.
Uuth nro pleMed with the prnn
pectH for Meelhend i'KK taklnn tills
your nnd cxpeet a record tnltn, over
l.onii.ifuij liHVlnt; hvvn taken to
date.
A neow feed house nnd cooler for
keoplnjf fund for the Hinull flwh
bun been finlwhed nt the Itutto
KuIIh hateliery and work Is now In
proton to double the ea)ael of
the poundti, to enable the hatchery
to hold tho flfh until they nro five
or nix Inchen Ioiir. Thin policy
belnff observed by Hip state com
mlwlon at oil hntcherfex,
Mr. Hyckniun hus been conneot
U with fish culture In thin Mate
for yeara. When he commenced
there were no trout huteherlen nnd
there are now 23 In tlio'Mnte nnd
12 trout egg taking tdntton. More
eKfffl arc taken from Diamond bike
tlmn nny other itntlon. Kast luke
In Dosehutes, from which eastern
brook trout eggs ure taken, rank
econd.
Tube MiHMJiuc To ItotAiian.
'aLLKOAN, Mlch.ifl't When II.
O. Mttentx wan hi a honpltnl broth
er Rotnrlnnn, to pruerve hlw per
fect attendance record, held their
weekly meeting In bin room.
Hpinneli eiop.H. The mowers nay! "Are you uolnir to piomlHe to be
WntKunvlllc Ih rapidly colnlnw to j Buu( (ymorrow mo Mother won't be
the front as one of the leading pro- ; u th'ed?"
duce dlMiictH In the world. AkcuIh "Yes. .Mother."
from AuMrnlln. fhlna, Japan, and so lillly was undrenrted und
the KaM lndtcH vlNitliiB WmHOuvllle I (ucUfd, Into bed wllh u goudnluht
to help prepare the above mention- 1(hh,
ed produce for shipment to- their Tle next niornlnK early. Mrs.
viirioUH countries. 1'erHonaUy, 1 i Allen ot u iiieHsae that called
liked the WutHonvllle country, nnd her away from town for the dny.
could- have been' content to live i ArranKcmentH were made for Hilly
there, lint only 20 feel above hcu to ntuy with a relative. lUUy whm
level combined with heavy ton f1' move obMlrepei-ouw than he had
about halt the year, catiMed the doc 1 been the day before: biw mischief
lor to tell me must move on. Then i and HtuhhonineHM took him Into
three weckst ao learnlnK that the many crapeH. The A untie report
Klrl who cooked my Wcddlmi din- : cil his conduct when Mother re
ner ."t yi-nrn no ceme April 7th. turned.
vva living , "it ntlli'H d wn Hie euuHl ' Mullier - look l'.llly awide ami
Ip I In iNiwn KoblcH almond ilfHlriel, 1 trniil. "You promHeil me that you
we Immediately cl out n Ml j Would be fcood today."
her. Her husband uiid mm eultl- 'There whhu'1 nnythbij,' to be
vate ami hurveMt son acrew of al-1 K I fr. 'cause you wilit away,"
ui-Kited Hilly.
momlH each year. Am they wore
very hui-y reHottiun Ireen. we clay
ed two weeks, n Mi'. t?arle could
help plant MM) almond of fourj
dlrterent vnrbsit'H.
. Ah wo had not met Mi. DeuMerj
for 30 yea rM. we never' lucked furl
Momeiiiinf; in .say the son In nwir
ried and helps bin father with the
cure of the orchard; white a love
ly daughter Ik n bookkeeper In Dak
land. I 'a no UoIicIh dlHtriet, nlmo.st
at the Mourei of the Sail huh riv
er is Maid to be I he tui'Kcst pro
dueer of almonds In the world.
And there are hundreds oC uercH
not yet come Into bcuriiitf. Mr,
Denbb-r told us that titmomt land
orlK'nally cost ST 5 per acre. The
cost of preparing and plantliiK one
acre in 5100. When the land Ih
Net out the cost rises Slim piu acre.
And thin Inert Mine oes on until by
the time the trees are I I years old,
and In fall hcmitiK. you would ha ve
to lay down $t0 In coin of the
realm to et an acre of trees.
Last yetir the Detibler lauds mar
keted r2 tons of almoudM at $Joo
per ton. Hut don't rush to buy at-
moiul untl--llio eosl nf cull ivailon miles toward
and harvesttm; In Ki-at. and not
many trees In full heart nu. So
many owners of mall tracts barely
wet their tux money, and around
Wntwonville the past year, many
fruit and veueluble growers did not
make expenses. Ami the dtKtfer
A deplorable method of disci
pline, surely, yet regrettably com
mon. "Aren't you aslnuued , lu have
Mother M'c you pick a rose from
the bush hi the park?" I beard u
aa they were Htrolllutr oheud of lhe
on1 one of the purk trulls.
' Kvldently the offense was not In
doing wrong but In beltrs cnuKht.
The child, thus reproved, could not
help KettlnK the idea that condem
nation or disapproval come only
from being soon doing tho qucti
tlonable tiling. Why should such
a llltte daughter hestlute to pull
all the flowei'H she pleases If hIio
ever flnda herself In the pink with
.Mother and park superintendent
off duty? j
"I'll tell Daddy that you tilupped
Klster," u neighbor called to her
son who was. playing In the sand
pile with his baby sister, the .latter
at that minute crying loudly.
Now the ehanccH are tblH Hmall
huh will do his slapping hereafter
when there Is no one around who
Ih apt to report to Knther. .
Such methods of training not
only fail to establish right motives
for conduct, but they actually cre
ate1 Ideas of deception In the young
mind, We must teach children to
do rlnhl, not because doing wrong
worries Mother, -because I lie park
superintendent might see UihI a
rose bus been picked, because
Muddy will riml out at night If Son
lou been uuUKhty. blu beemise1
right-doing brlims satisfaction. We
must set up righteous and fair
idcaltt In the mind of the child.
He will not play false to what b
part of his own creed, lie will be
true to the decision of his own
HAS 1255 PITCHERS!
Ktj DOUAUO, ICaH. P) Aj
pftclior Mrs, A. C. Spain received I
luoihcr say to her small daughter heart.
in
per,, cedars of Lebanon, Monterey
pine and eucalyptus trees are plant
ed wherever land Is cultivated, and
they flourish here.
j on our way to t'aso liobles dis
trict we passed the great seed test
ing fields of t I.'. Morse Seed Co.
The cultivated fields were a sight
for sore eyes. T wish all pea pie
could see and appreciate tho beauty
of a cultivated field. Ami from Sa
linas down to King City we passed
great dairy farms, whtch supply
tho milk for tho Myenherg Co.. and
the Creamrise Powdered Milk Co.
To uh the dairy country always
looks more prosperous. And we ob
serve the big dairy men are not
losing money, hh are the fruit und '
produce urowers. We followed the;
Salinas river for more than Jt)U ;
Its jtourcc. and ope 1
thing we observed, he most pros-,
peroits farms were not, ns u rule, j
located on the highway. Krom Su-
llmm we followed the Kl C'amlno
road all the way to
where our, Journey ended. And we j
up for many miles by rood work
ers. I lowever we nufoly reacheil
the eop: then started down the nar
rowest road, the most abrupt turns
ami the Nteepest grade 1 ever be
held, I kept my nerve entirely by
will power.. The distance from
I'arkt'ield to Coallugo Is 2S miles.
The last 10 miles down a canyon
on n good road, but it consumed
another two hourj. This pass has
the wildest scenery our eye ever
beheld, and In crossing both ridges
r The
MISER'S GOLD
Draws No Interest
The miser hotmls mitt floats
ivtr his goM, yet it is almost
rempieton.i Useless to him. Kver hit pile
remains the same because his
thought of the lomr weary miles I
siiulrrel takes u heavy toll lu nuts, j traversed by Father Juulpera Ser-i money is not made U W'OI'k for
The go eminent in now aiding j rat nearly l'o years uko. Somo re- ; I,:...
growers to obliterate that great ! mains of the old missions he helped I
pest. At Tnso Uobels nlo is a to build, with hln hands, are JttlU
very large hotel, to which people
come from nil lands to take hot
mineral baths. It seems a famous
standing. At Cnrmel. Monterey,
Salinas, San MIkuoI and Sim T.uls
Obispo the eh u robes are still In use,
resort; tho we did not barn what 'tho the bells have bred taken down;
these waters were tuipposcd to heal,
and speaking of wnter. that's one
thing this Part of California lacks
good drinking water. Here ond
there a good well or spiing! ure
found, liut the most of it Is not
fit for drinking or washing, too
much mineral In. tho water. One
of our friends wrote: ''It must be
nice to five where you
the o ratines you want,
th trees.'
us their weiuht causes the buildings
to crack more In timw of earth
quake. At Cnrmel we nan flue
bellii thut wort cast In Spain In tho
l.Mh century. Yesterday we start
ed to visit friends nt t'eexno. Art
there me two mountain chain to
cross, we derided to no over from
San Miguel; bill, we took tho wrong
i'un have all i road, crossing the first ridgo nt an
right from altitude of SH6 feet, over the worst
The sensible man saves eonsist
ently. Though his deposits
may be smtill his is the fttis
f tint ion of the man who is ible
to sit ,(baek ami hiteh his
money work and grow for him.
Well, OrcKonlun can roail we ever saw. It took us two
pr, "S, A. Upchureh of Jackson
ville, Fla., has given away his dog
and bought a cannry. "CnnarieH
don't bite nnd spron rabies," he
contends,
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get oranges from the i"udldc ' bourn to reach lurkfleUI, a dls ,
trucks for just tho sumo money we j taneo of :'S miles. Thin road Is,
pay here; 60 cent pr pall. It called Hog Canyon road. Uut 1
seemed strange to us. but such arc! couldn't name It tor badncw.
thy facts. There are ft few orange j From l'nrkiteld to Coullngo the
treen here and there, but only for 'range was contdcruhto higher tho i
family use. Likewise the lemon and j we couldn't learn the altitude, nnd ;
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mm m
125 Horsepower
130 Wheelbass
Convertible .
Phaeton Sedan
$2095
Customtype! The smartest, most dis
tinctive, convertible car in the world.
; Auburn introduced this Phaeton Sedan ar
production model and made it available
for the first time under $5000. So popular
was this model on our 115 chassis last year
that at no time could our utmost pro
duction efforts keep upwith the demand.
Yet, following Auburn's policy of making
our owners the beneficiaries of Auburn's
increasing success, we are introducing
this new Model 120 with greater horse
power and even greater value fov less cost.
Again the demand for the rare combina
tion of its power, stamina, comfort and
convertible advantages will exceed the
supply. The top can be easily lowered
and fits snugly into a neat boot. All four
door-glasses may be raised or lowered at
w ill, whether the top is up or down. It is
an entirely open touring car or a com
pletely closed car, as you wish. Of course, "
it is a Straight Eight! We sincerely urge
you to place your order early. Thousands
vho delayed rfiad to have their deposits
returned last year.
"Partners in Community
Pfvolopmfnt "
Alwurtl ! luu WwmWrfw Sf.u tmthr firrt mtct aJ tOcrlft In tori oiN.! mm v- 4i.n j -v. , . . ,
110 rhmnMl. tit A 1JO CbrMlrl lo, i ;(. Vmort. 180S W..I Zi, A,?h?- 1. . J " .1 1:0 s""' -17l t If n,titT t,l
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