Medford mail tribune., May 13, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

BEDFORD MATti TIHBTJN"G, MEDFORD, OUEfiON', MONDAY' "MAY" 13? 1929:
PAOE TOREK r?
FOR BOY SCOUTS
ATHLETIC EVENTS
BntrlvH for utl field eventu next
Saturday are being received fit
8cout headquarters, and May 15 !h
the lam day that entries will he
received'. Scout meters are check
ing the lint of events now to muko
Kure of tho best team posttllilo for
each event. .
The Hllver loving cup offered by
the Medford district committee is
all ready for the event, having been
received , by I-arry Schade last
week. It will be displayed' In the
Main street window of Mann's de
partment atoro all this week. ..
1 Ray Henderson reports every.de-
tall of the preparation well at'i
ranged, and indications are that,
the events will move rapidly, as
all officials are men of consider
able previous experience, and a
complete list of officials and judgcH
has been appointed. Among these
aro Burton Finch of Washington
school, as starter of evants; Harold
old Brown, announcer for the meet,
and hay Henderson, chairman of
the committee and general master
of ceremonies for the day. Bach
scoutmaster will have direct charge
f of hlH troop 'under the supervision
of Wm. Leo Bricker, scout execu
tive. .: ,
Tho meet will open at 1 p. in.,
Saturday, May 18, at tho fair
grounds. The public, parents and
friends of scouts are all invited and
expected to attend Thero will be
no admission charge. .
FIND THE SOLUTION
Slumped over a desk with, a dag
ger in the neck, the body of An
drew Ogdcn Is found by John -Peebles,
a neighbor and ' Intimate
friend, who had rushed to tho
Ogden home in response to an
Jirgent telephone call.
The polico, with amazing tfwift
ness, uncover a strong case of cir
cumstantial evidence against Off- t
tlen's son, Jerry.
Loynlly coming to the defense of
her fiance, Lucy, Peeblo's niece,
insists Jerry is innocent and en
gages Luther MacNair, famous de
tective, to investigate. . Defying the
police and challenging their evi
dence, Lucy starts a thrilling ight
to save her lover. '
Qgden was kHIed with a dagger
owned by his son. . For three hours
before the murder, the two were
closoted in the library.' Jorry hus
cscaped-B'i'hiy autouiobio;A i.
A nilh-'ritdrlifefrfref ihh Rilling Wait:
discovered, a figure wearing
Jerry's white , fiunneln was ween
.fleeing from the Ogden home.
Father and son are known to have
been at odds over Jerry's proposal
to reopen Ogden's mine' at Torrld
Hy. . . . . , .
Torridlty. ghostly city of Skull
Valley, rich in legends and myths
of the 00's, was once dominated by
a picturesque gambler, Alex Peter
son. Still refusing to give credence to
Lucy's insistence in Jerry's inno
conee, the police nevertheless In
vestigate the possible connection
between' Ogden's murder and t'.ie
Peterson revolver loaded with gold
bullets, hln queer visitors, the sin
ister shadows at tho Torridlty min
ing camp and the blackmail paid
to "Dillon."
Two more discoveries In Ogden's.
desk excite (heir interest a speci
men of rich gold-beurlng quartz
and a- flattened lead bullet that
evidently - had plowed through
some victim's breast-bone.. t- ,
Can you solve the baffling inys-!
tery of Andrew' Ogden's murder?
Will Liicy prove hcrfiuncp Inno
cent? (,'ofi4nue the stoiy'of "Gold
Bullets'V wltli Chapter 13 In. this
paper today. r- - ,r v
'The Godless GirV
at the I sis Tonight
" , ','The tludless Girl' is the attrac
tion.at the Isis theater, -The load
ing characters aro portrayed by
Una Basqucttc, tteorge Jiuryca.
Marie . Provost, Noah. Beery and
Eddie Quillan. '
The flro scenes in this story are
said to be among tho most effec
tive ever portrayed on tho screen.
A five-story building representing
part of a reform school, is burned
t provide a climatic background.
The bricks falling upon the fleeing
inmates In the reform school yards
Is one . df the most speiHat-uinr
scenes.
.tin-in llcd-s OvvrfUlntl
WABmNGTON (P) Clam beds
plong (tho P.aclfiv coast are so over
fished according to H.C McAIIIlJn
of tho bureau of fisheries, that
three hen must dig now where one
was employed In 11)23. for the same
catch.'. To remedy depletion he has
recommended that a big limit be
placed on .UntlcenHert diggers : and
that benches'. He : closed entiraly
from October,. 1; to March 3:
0er 400,000 women and frirli who
were weaW bhie," nervous run
down, antHinable to do their work
properly, have improved thoir
health by taking Lydia E. Pink
ham'a Vegetable Compound. By
accurate cordt 93 out of e ery 100
report benefit. You can be almost
certain that it will help you too.
MONROVIA RANCH udiTrikT-! CE STORAGE FOR
BEAUTY SPOT ON
TOUR OF HOMES
' Some people plant gardens and '
vines and trees for the same reason 1
that other people write stories and j
poems because they can't help It.
Mrs. t Monroe of Monrovia rancb, i
one-half mile south of Ashland on I
the 1'aclflu bfchwayl Is a woman of '
this type. Monrovia ranch Ja one
01 tne places to he seen during the
better homes totiri May 17.
Airs'. Monroe has one of the most
beautiful' places' In tho Rogue Rver.
vuui.-o'. unu nor love lor, growing
things has set an example which
may well be ;seen; and followed.
Shrubs are planted around xthe,
houso which tio It to the grounds:
splroas, varonlcas,! pyochanthas
and several differed kinds of vines
such as telematis.. wfstcrui, Virginia
creeper and climbing, roses are
used. . Mrs. Monroe has a greater
variety of shrubs, arid flowers than
Is very often seen in one place.
There is' a .brick walk,' a' Krape. arbor-;
a driveway circling tho bouse
and' flowers and shrubs, arranged
In nSasses Inuhe iawnt
, The place exemplifies what one
woinan can do Ini the fvayjof beau
tifying her home grounds.;
; Better, homes week' will bo irec
ogntzed in this county hy this tour
under the direction of . Mabel C.
Mack, Koine' demonstration agent,
on Friday, May 17,-commencing at
the honje of Mr?. H.i A. Klinglcr.
south of Ashland, at :30 a. nw
visiting tigh or ;ine homs during
the tiny, with a;i)jnlc, lunctt at, noon
at the Jackson count;,! fairgrounds.
i lie general public Is Invited.
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Complete fixtures for the "Crest"
ice cream establishment operated
by Air. and Mrs. Roy Buckingh im
on South Central avenue, are ex
pected to arrive, today, and the
place will be officially-opened .by
the end of tho week.
H. J. James of Portland left here
Friday ovening after spending sou
oral days checking oyer tho Taylor
ice cream freezer, vhlch I's one of
tlie mast nlodcrn freezers on the
market. . V.
Considerable' fuvojablV' pomm'rfrft
on the quality of ice cream mad
by tho, BucUmbhams rit'i-theitV nc'w
place 'of business has been heard
since the; home ; products hnqwet
last week, when, their . ice' creain.
wu.H served as dessert. .i,v.1iow
li JWt ftuckingKam is art erfiiWrWe
cream manufacturer, navlngmade
all of the supply at the "Spa" .In
Salem in 1896, and slnco" then;, hus
made ico cream- for Crowson's in
this city and other- confgetio.ncry
shops In Oregon, California and
Idaho. -
. Approximately 50 different klnfts
of Ice cream and sherhets.- Include
ing the following, will be made at
the "Crest": Hawaiian salad, raln
bow salad, nestlerode pudding,
green pineapple, plum pudding,
lemon and orange custard, pepper
mint candy Ice cream and tuttl
frultU. , -
-The "Crewt" will specialize in
package .gopds, catering to those
whp. wish to take-, their ice, cream
home In cartons or have it .packed
fur picnics, and parties.-
Daily Meteorological Report
Monday,. May 1 3.
Medford and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight. Tuesday fair. Ris
ing temperature. Normal humidity.
Oregon: Cloudy tonight. Tuph
day generally fnir with rising tem
peratures In Interior. ' Novmal hu
midity. 5"
11
Temperature (degrees) 70
Highest (laat 12 hours) 73 '
LoweKt ( last 1 2 hours) -lli
Rcl. humidity (per ct.) 50
4.1
-'71
15
'1)3
.03
Clear
Precipitation (inches).. .01
Stato .of weather Cloudy
Lowest temperature tills morn
ing 43 degrees.
Totl precipitation since Sept.
IH2H. io. n inches.
Hunset today, 7:22 p. m.
Sunriso Tuesday, 4:31 a. in.
.Sunset Tuesday, 7:23 p. in.
Observations Taken at 5 A.
120th Meridian Time .
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EXPERT TO COMPLETE
FIXTURE INSTALLATION
. FOR THE 'CREST' SOON
Local DaU
ClTt
full
linker City . ... 7 50 Rain
Binmarek ; ..' in 8 - Clear
FlolKe 80 "tf Cloudy
Denver ... fiO -i- Clear
lc Moines 72 52 ., P. CUy.
Fresno ! 60 Clear
Helena 76 ' 44 ' Cloudy
Lo.i Anicelea .... 90 G 60 ..CU-ar
Marshflcld 62 46 (,udy
Phoenix 2 c Clear
Portland 66 l2 , , 'Clotidy
Ued Bluff SO 56' Cloudy
Roreburg to 50 Rain
Salt Lake City.. 60 48 Clear
San Francisco... 64 64 Clear
SsnU Fe 4S :4 '. Cdy.
Seattle rS 4S Cloudy
Spokat 7S 4S 1. Cdy.
WalU Walla . .. J 5 P.ain
Winnipeg 4J '. Cdy.
L. w. XnCK, Meteorologltt.
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Clean rncs wanted at the Mall
i. -f
wild janlmals like to', do
Icks.? ' That's, a ciucsti6n that is
often- a:.ked -J.ouis Hotli, piincipal
wild animal trainer with the Al. G.
Barnes circus, t .'.,,'.
X,et 'Miss IBobbio Todd), who r Is
seen here sitting-on a park bench
with, her- pet 'leopard "Spot,".and
who Avill be seen in tho steel gir
dled , arena of the Al. C, Barnes
circus,, when the big show comes
to Medford, Thursday, May lOta at
the; P. & 12. show grounds, tell
ydul the answer In her own way:
"Wild animals mostly dislike to
learn at first; they're exactly like
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PSYCHOLOGY CLASS
::Wr
; VeriW; OUdwoli, . head . of the
psychjlo- - department ' at the
Southern Oregon Normal, will - be
tho ..gue't: Kpdaker for the a(fult
claas psychology of adoloscencc,
whlcli'vwlll meet for the sixth ses
sion at the senior high school ut
7; 30 tonight.,
Those" classes which aro open to
thoi general pulillc, have grown In
populnVity as they. have, progressed t
uccpruing to rrtnoipai t- onaie. j .
different sieakor hns-bccrr Invited :
Co each' meeting, covering a spe
clnl phase or the sulked. Mr. Cald
well, who has not only tuught
psychology and : experimented in
various fields of the subject,' but
has been ' directly asi.oclatcd with
the problems of thg young for a
number of years In his work, is
regarded'as one of tho best equip
ped speakers In; this' field, so far
obtained Y the sponsors of me
coiu'se. ' .,
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
liiv, mi)
I GOOD PROFITS
The local high school -will clear
approxiriiately $350 on the senior
play presented at Hunt's Crnterlan
last . Monday, night,; the- largest
amount realized for many yenrs in
this activPy, according to Princi
pal B, 11. Conkle. ;
One of tho most valuable factors
In' putting over, tho p.dvance ticket
sale, was the contest held among
the students. Victor M'lnos won
Ihv first prize of ;5. 00 with , his
sale" of (iii tickets; iJric JMerson,
$11.50, with a disposal of BO tickets;
and .loHepalne Taylor, $1,60, the
th'inl prir.c, with -a s;ilo of 4H
tickets.
"Sins of Fathers" .
; at the Rialto
Destiny takes n , ma:i along
strange paths In Kmll Jannings'
"SinB of the Fathers," now play-
Inn Hit the fllalto.
Wllhelm SponBlor, played by tho
eminent German aclor. Is a-hard-working
waiter. He. turns hootles--becomes
weafthy, Is sent to
flmil Janniogf in "Sim ef th
Fttheri."-' ' "
prl80n and emerne to become once
more a waiter.
Two women comn Into Hie life
of William Spengler. Zasu Fills,
who is asuoclated with comedy, will
be snen-. as Spcnaler's wife, a
broken oplrtted drudge. Rutb Chat
tcrton 0i the other woman. She
turns fapengler's head wllh flattery
until he breaks Hie law In obtain
little children. But, ' when they
find thai no harm Ms mtMint, that
each lesson is given In kindness,
with t Id -bit rewards, they '. -ogiii
to exhibit interest. KooriN thoy do
their work with zeal. . In factf the
happiest hour of, the . day for my
lions, tigers and loopords, next to
feeding time, Is that In which they
exhibit their higher education to
the crowds. They love the- exer-
jcise, the change and excitement, to
say noUiing of tht musici t That is
wheroi they are bettor off than 200
animals. 5 They have it real interest
in work, and work Is a blessing.
Out . of an enrollment of - 700
students, 600 purchased thin year's
edition of tho Crater, annual pub
lication, according to Ralph BaU
ley, publicity director of tho high,
school. This was the result- of a
five-day contost held ; last week
at tho school.
Prizes of $:i.00, $2.50 and 1.50
for first, second and third' places
pes)ectivoly werQ aWarded to 131
norn Huiander, who sold 39 90Ki,
Harbld'OeRauei'; wlio sold 34,, n'nd
.lacli HUBhea who sold 31., Tho
annuals, .which aro ; noW . :bolnu
printed, will be put into circula
tion ifhortly twfdro' , Sommonoi
ment.'JunQ 0. . '
COFCO FILMS HEALTH.
PARADE OF CHILDREN
Home good moving pictures of
tho City Health parade Friday
taken by H. L. Bromley, Cop-
ertislng manager for t:ie
Copco, news-reol-
Not only tho parade, but. the
program at the park and the Ice
croam feod were taken by tho local
cameraman for early showing
hero. ' ? r ? ' v - t
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Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbuhe-Vlrgln Station '
-
' Moltdar, May 1.1 '
i (i to fl:16 Isis theater RUlde.
li:15 to 6:30 Mall Tribune
. news, market!) and baseball'
scores.
8 to K:30 Eads Transfer &
Ktoraite company.
:30 to ! : 3 0. Monomotor Oil
h company.
Tuesday, May 14
9:30 to 10 Lawrence Jewelry
Htorc.
10 to 10:30 Southern Ore-
. kou Klectiic company,
10:30 to II Medford Domes-
tic ' I-aundry.
11 to 11:30 M. M. Dopart-
Went Store.
11:30 to 12 Colonial llalicry.
12 rinon Mall Tribune, nows
flashes.
12 to 12:30 Hccbc & Kindle
Service StatlorlH.- . .
12:30 to 1:30 Monarch Seed
& Feed company, '
1:30 to 2 Ed Blnns and
4 Economy Groceteria.
6 to 6:16 Isis Theater (tulrte.
6:16 to 0:30 Mall Tribune,
news, markets and .baseball.
6:30 to 7"-Colcman Law-
ton Service' station and
Medford Service Station. "Jr
to !) Krostca.st, Plir Tall
Meat Murket. . .'
tn 10 California Oregon.
Power company. -
. ,
Cnundary lights and field beacon
will he installed at Glendale cmcr
genry airport. ,: ;
COLDS
of head or el
trestd Mta
of head or chest sra more easily
treatM Mttrnaliy with
VI cms
V a fo Rub
I STUDENTS PURCHASE j
1
SIX HUNDRED CRATERS
FRUIT SHIPMENTS
BEGINS THURSDAY
Work of storing 10.600 tons of!
i Ice for uue during the coming fruit j queen tomorrow when Queen Kuth
j season In the hugo new ice storage i of the nelllnghnm, Wash.; tulip
I warehouse ' the Medford Ice and I festival arrives here by airplane
(storage company will start Thurs- at 11:15 In -tho forenoon. uccon
Iday, May 16. and will be filled to ) panied by her rrtlnuo ot atleiid
fthe enves. under rush activity, be-j ants, en route, south. t
1 fore the first pear is on Its way to
eastern markets. The ice ware
house the largest west of the
Rockies, with tho exception of a
similar structure "at Icampu, Idaho,
will he completed May. IB, just
sixty days after it was started, a
building record or this section.
, Cement, miles of refrigeration
pipe, and tons of insulation cork,
make up the building, erected by
A. L. Iamb, contractor. ' General
supervision was la charge of O. T.
Bergner, manager, and the com
pleted warehouse Is his prldo. It
Is modern in every' respect, and
with the storage already available,
assures the fruit Industry of an
ample Bupply pf ice, and speedy
Icing of cars. . ' j
I The new warehouse Is locate on
South Fir street. . "
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BEETLE BATTLERS
TAKE FIELD TODAY
I Julius ' Koch, William Northridge
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ronton, all
jjup io mo met inat tncro i of Ashland; Mrs. Jack Jarvs of
little snow In tho Band creek sec- Kalcm, Mr. . and , Mrs!, Miller of
tion of the Crater National forest, - Prospect and Mrs. Paul Clroiner of
oast ot the Crater Nutlonal ' park : San Diego, who is visiting In Mod
houndary, the pine beetle pest con- j ford for a few weeks,
trol work of tlit forest got under
fl .'"".' ?."!.?' Medford Warehouse
under Lee p. Hrown, forest exam
ainer, and with provisions and
equipment, loft the forest head
iitiurters offlco here todnv for that
section, where they will continue' In tho (San. Francisco chamber
the control work for the next of commwi bulletin for May, un
three weeks. 1 !. ' ' Jflertlto head of "Trade Tips"1 ap-
A. J. Jaenlcko of Portland, in pears a notice regarding tlie open-
chaige Of insect control of tire
district forester's office, arrived
in the city this morning and left
this forenoon for the Hand creek
soctlon, where he will be in charge,
of the pine heetlo control work. I
However, tho plno beetle control
work in Crater National park, al
though the headquarters head
camp and one or two camps for
the workers have been established
for some time, cannot get under
way until the last" of this week
or later, possibly June 1, because
of tho deep, soft Hnow In the park
preventing. Thqro Is now about
i 'feet of snow at . Anha' '" spring
camp and 10 feet or more at the
lako' rVm, ; Superintendent B. C.
,SedinHky of Crater National park
left Medford.' this morning" for
Anna Spring-camp to ascertain dl
reot Information as to tho snow
situation there and whon tho plnc
bcetle control work can ho undertaken-and
rushed forward by a
crew 'of 50 otf more workers, lo
cated at camps throughout the
park. ' ''' -; -Ji v
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Wjllard Mack at
Hunt's Craterian
"Almost' a one-man show Is
"Voice of the City," underworld
talkie at Hunt's Craterian theatre.
Willard Mack acts in the triple
capacity of author, director and
thesplan.
Tp -Mack's craftsmanship can be
laid the entertaining qualities of a
yarn de'allnn with tho escape of a
young gangster from Sing Sing,
where bo has been railroaded on
a murder charge. . Tho manhunt
takes place In the flophouse and
speakeasies of a crowdod metro
politan district, and reveals lb
curlcu's relationship holwoon police
and lawbreakers. Mack' is soen aa
"Hirt", 1 toff man. a- hard-boiled de
tecUve,' wlillc '.Robert Amos plays
Hobby, tho fugitive, otid Sylvia
Field is his sweetheart. ,
Stomach Troubles
Headache, arid '
' Dizziness .
If your stomach is sick, you are
sick all over. If you can't digest
your food, you lose strength, get
nervous and feel as tired when you
get up as when you went to bed.
For 10 years Tanlae has restored
to health and activity many thou
sands who suffered just as1 you do.
Mrs. Verda Stamnas, oi ' 64H
Yamhill St., Portland, Oro., says:
"After an operation tho least work
tired me out and what I ate caused
me untold misery. But since the
first few doses of Tanlac I haven't
had a headache nor gas." v
' Let Tanlac do for you what it
did for this sufferer. It corrects the
most obstinate digestive troubles
relieves gas, pains in the stomach
and bowels. It restores appetite,
vigor and sound sleep,
Tanlac is mndo of roots, barks
and herbs. The cost is less than
2 cents b done. .. Get a bottle from
your drUgglst today. Your money
back if.it doesn't help you. cr:
52 Mimotf tennis used
Te Rex Cafe
THE PLACE TO EAT
Good Food Good Service
la ii Lie
TULIP QUEEN TO
MS. MORNING
MedforTl will be visited by a,
hie will spenl an Hour in men
ford und will he welcomed at tho
airport by a delegation of city f-;
ficials. Including Mayor A. 1 W.
Pipes. Hho will also bo tho hoior
guest at a luncheon at tho Hotol
Medford. -News of. her. coming
was received by the Medford
Chamber ot. Commerce this fore
noon by telegraph. ;
PIONEERS PICNIC
! A reunion of former pioneers of
Gilliam county, Oregon wus the
Inspiration for an onjoyablo- picnic
luncheon and an exchange of re
miniscences in Lit hia. Purk, Ash
land yesterday.
Among those attending were:
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stinchfield,
Sllss Susan Htlnohfleld. Mr. and
Mrs. William Wehrli, Mr. and Mrs.
Gains Prominence
j fr THREE DAYS, STARTS " j jB
- pti I
5 i ' t"1l:30, 3;15, 7, 9 f 1 . .itl'l
jsg s He had chosen this woman. Glittering,' 1 ' ' Admission' ' I "
S Ij selfish, revengeful, she destroyed everything . JJlJ gll w
i his simple heart revered. An American role. v"'"" Jill "''y
attuned to your heart. ' i
; S h Witha" And ' Wj Wi
V, : ' CHARLEY CHASE ' I I ' . " ROTHERMEL ; ft ffi ;
q ! ;"'Oomedy'- .''. ,V'T v ':;.:' .'at'the'!.. ; .V(. J 5f J ; .
IlW ll V "MOVIE NIGHT" '. , Organ!' ' A K -'
m ; Whereve" :'-f'-, I ffeS 1
. ' miles, Wo cah servo In person. It the l3a.f.'..;VWiYJ..-. I
I?-'- callcomcs from, a distant city, our ar- ' :i Vp , ,-" HlWI . ' ' '
" rangomonts with other, leading funeral r ". : V'".j '-.-'.'';'.'. ""!pffil '
;J direcsota enablo us to tako complete ', . gT's,. .V ' ' :'V 'ir' ':?:'
. charge just tho same. ; ; . . . ; ; , " v jV CtfAPEL ' f ' ) j
i in nitpai it n iiatintiv rfininrnnpnuva inrv. rji i
CONGER
FUNERAL PARLORS
Vii CltwJCDAI DADIObC
SMflxinium inscn'tcCf ."
- 1 v i .i . ii i. ( ' .
H AyMnium in service,
modcstlu priced .
W. M Al N AT NEWTOWN St
phone 207
KILIL APHIS
(HJNTLICE)
: ' V with -
EVEFtGREEN
The Non-P hisonous Spray
A SURE KILLER. OF '.
AND HARMLESS TO ,
OR LIVESTOCK.
Bring Your Bv
, Let Us Help' You Successfully Combat
, Gard ft Pesta
Monarch S ed & Feed Co.
323 East Main ' Phone 260
luff of the Medford warehouse, a i on u double shift this evening. Thc
bonded institution by Ray Toft, In J employes voted for. a nine-hour ,
the former building occupied by :idy, with a half holiday Saturday. ' .
the Medford Wholesale Grocery. ij c Tito double shift will employ 76.1!
The .new warehouse'
does financing, storage,
tlon and crating. -
company
distrlbu-
VISIT 0-0 PLANT
School children of the Rur-aa Val
ley and Derby schools' visited" tho
Owen-Oregon 'Lumbor company
today, under the KUldance otf their i
teachers and department beads,
and were shown the makl bK of
lumber, from the time a Ior leaves
the pond until It Is a finished pro
duct In tho dry. kilns. Under oiMers
from General MnnaRer Jaraep H.
Owens, the . children -especrially
guarded from Injury and that ;offl
clal himself ndmonlsli'ed the :chll-
dren, '"Don't touch anyllilni?.'
The Owen-Oregon plant will go (
mm
TITTflnirr'flll i
MOST PLANT 7JTSECTS
HUMAN . BEINfS, PETS
: J.',-"'
Troubles to Us
m
or SO additional men, and will cut
logs provided by logging contrac
tors In the Kvans creek. Trail and
.juL'KHonviuo a is i nets, inus rur- io
.nfhfng employment for many :T
;men. . .
: '
SA1.KM Modern five-story of
ileo building will be constructed, i
on itato capitol grounds in pi a to
of' three-story .building as , pretr
inmsly planned. '; , I '
Eads Spinach, Stomach n
Trouble Gone-
'l especially like spinach, but 1.
eat anything since takinu Aldcrika.
mi nus given' me complete relief
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