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By Arthur P.rry
I'llnre I.okIm of Hoinlmn, a
ijitstn -itr tlie UltiR of Spain, re-
V. Pii.jniqTy ," i-m. Cli'iel (".llniiin
lri'. uiiIcmh li.ivi, nun more
mil Siliiue a ., ineiiUi for liin
inicv." It fooks like' Prince
iJiiriiViiuiilit lu kcf'ii lilniHi'ir In
lilnif ini' f I oimi per nuinth.
M ThP eliy (f Juui'iip Is hnvlnR a
''tiliril tlmo nrouKiiiK. enuueh KUinp
' tiitie in Iih JltiiiHlliiKrH, Inc., to
,J( , (;l llicin t(i mind whlk(TM for
.'(, jlliP' fortliciinilnjr liuKciint. Thi-rK
two ttayii to acconiplish the
nt'farlous purpofe: J'rohlbit
wlllfkfrj nntl announc-: Hi'iirded
tiiutcH 1.1'tfllch lieauty. Aid of the
WiiinclifiilkH can he hcclirdl ly
'pi (('C:lltt'l'lllK prop:iK:ilnl:l to the cf-(,'.-."
Icct that wlilxkccs fashton-ulilf.
A crlnid HUlVcy of the Rlale Ik
priinsi'l liy the Uuivitrwlty of ortv
kon. Tht-y will never Ki-t to the
oi'ticry, . efl'ortx .ofi-the INirllaml
'('li:iinln'r of cdinincrro to hl-Jack
new i-dl Ii-iiikIh.
Clod Hayliiiy said to lio nn e;utt
h I (1 lonsnrlnl ut'tlit. Rti'ayiWI iici-ohh
.,,,,jll truck this mornlnK and vlHltcrt
, hi iilil liuiints. Mr. Kaylor is Just
...i i n.i clean-cut as ho-pver wuh.
- Trees are hi ing planted on
youupT residential streets. In 20
or years when the trees begin
,,' .1(1 look like' something, fins I'rog
j.V 1'ilwi will en 1 1 ie along and whaclt
them down so they won't spoil the
contour of a skinny lamp post.
Motorcyclists are trying their
- host to. break their respective
necks, and not doing it.
SOltJK 1,( MiM'AFi
, , ((.'otU'orilia Judex) ,
According to recent re
port,. .Colonel Lindbergh, has
purchased a motor . boat,
doubt less because of the ad
miration ho has had for this
particular' mode of vwajer
travel over since his some
what ' venturesome trip to
1'arin. . .
-"', Louis . Klrhardsnn has some
shirts for sale that "laugh at the
laundry." Wo have Instructed our
r-hirts to' laiiKh with the laundry,
not at the laiiudiy.
Several natives can hardly wait
itnill they can start tantalizing
folks by saying, "Is It hot enough
for you ?"
.tl'ho 1st self-winding wrist wate.h
lias showed up In this vicinity. II
winds Itself with the same deadly
MOiuracy that a cluai ette lihtcr
exereist's In spitting flro. 1
Wimilperkei. Jr., lins
I'i'l ilii
ifrncil from coIIi'kc. lie wuh
liw.'inlcd the pin for ilrillliiK 11 luilc
1)1 iuit oak lice tiiul pluclni; a
tllckiiry mil (heroin. He ilhl Kuril
ii'(;ihmI Jith thiil huhiMly. Incltictinr;
llliotii'lf. ennltl t'l'tnovi Ihc hii-Uio-y
nut. There arc in a n y otln'r
Ti'.-nhcrs in (IIIvii-'h cup. unit the
cniiuniinity niul IiIm kill huve Jiihi
cw.nc to he prnlitt of lilnl. He
will he employed UnrliiK the vaca
tion period hy the Spilrrow llnt
!iit(ll (Iruheterill.
- A lilllnher nf wcMtera stuten fear
tlml Hiey Will he 'deprived of a
ViHiai-eKMiuin hy the lKlit census.
They don't know When they iiir
lucky.
SO SAY Wi: AM.
t am Alud in read that the an-
:thor reeogniiien that hard work
nhtne dieK not necessarily get you
', , anywhere. "Nearly every story of
Hticce.sH that is printed." he ve.
mark, "emphasises the fact that
Ihe party worked hurd Troni ten tu
hours a day 'for years.' hut
'iint hhg Is printed about the( other
men who have worked extra Ioiik
houi'Hv Nlnelei-n men out of every
Zo who work consistently over ten
hours, a day for years lose (heir
hcalt It,. Jud anient and money."
That 1h not only a good obser
vation, but a timely one. 1 have
Ioiik i-fNenied the legend that lMU
1 Ann got whore he nVw is because
he look only four hours out of
i JJ4 for sleep. There Is entirely loo
much , emphasis on Netting some
w here by working your head off.
' What Is needed is someone with a
' inerfsane hit1 .Mi. Hune's. It Would
ho, n Godsend to discover that we
could get somewhere without
working our heads off. (New
-York World).
rire MfiiiKV liulinn.
WINNirKd. Juno U. () Willi
forest flren rtiRlnir nround thrir
. cneumiiinenis, Inillnns llvlnx north
ot Nelson House, .Mnnltnba, huve
been forri'd. to seek ulieller nn
mnnll Islunils In lieavrr Uiim lnke,
heroidlnc t" n-ord ro.iclilng- hpro
lulo lust niubt.
A VERY IMPORTANT MEETING HERE TOMORROW
THE meeting (if local fruit (.'rowers tomorrow will be one of
t lie most iiuportimt eyy Jm'JsI io.U""i'rn Oregon.
For it will fiuirk 111 first real attempt, to inert-use the silk
of pears liy eo-upenitive inlvertThiii;.
vFor years and years the .Mail-Trihiinc has uracil siu-li !i
course. We have hclievcd, and still believe, the pc-iu- is one of
the best and most neglected fruits known to man.
liut while a few individuals and one or two small organiza
tions have tried "publicity salesmanship," not until today
have the pear ir rowers of this valley as a whole tried it.
So this meeting; is very important and one in which not only
the orchardists themselves, hut the people of .lackson Coiinl.v
lis n whole should be intensely interested.
Of course it may end as other efforts of the hind have ended,
abortively. Xo one can tell before the event.
Hut we have hopes. And we believe the orchardists, lis a
whole, have hopes.
'
Oft never before him
Mich
rs agreed not only to i;ive
Mijiporl; to organized publicity
.Necessarily the start, is a
i f one Kastern city outside of
sale of liose.
But the principle is a hi one.
sales is adopted. The co-operative met hod of publicity is adopt-
In short, a near miracle
are aeluallv workinj; together!
A XI) from another allele is this inert ill'.' important. If this
first step is a success it may result in revolulioniziiii; the
entire pear industry. It may mark the beyinniii!; of a Pacific
Coast perhaps a national pear growers' association, backed
by an ndvertiinir fund that will make the luscious pear as fa
irilijir to the men mid women of this country as the orange,
erapcfruil or pineapple.
And then will the basic industry of Southern Oregon be
placed where it should be. Xot a feast one year and a famine
the next, hut, a permanent ly profitable business, as dependable
lis any other line of food manufacturing.
LABOR GOVERNMENT
AliMWITKS predict that the
first, which lasted from .lanuarv L':i to Oetoher S, 102-1. (Iranted
this, how would it affect, us, asl;s tin; liideicndciit.
, ( Should tlreal, liritain aain reeofjiiize the Soviet K"vern
ir.eul, the I'nitcd .States would hi? iiliout Ihe only lar'e nation
v.hieh is still officially uniiwiire of Russia's existence, alth(iiii;lf
our trade with liussiu is larne. Henry Ford, for example, has
just closed it deal with the Soviet government involving ahout
.:0(0II(I,()II0 worth of his well-known products. No doubt liril-
ish reronniatiou of IJussia would he followed hy demands for
American reeognit ion. '
i A .Macloiuird noverument miht Jean nwny from the United
Stales on the war delits and towanj tin; I'nitcd Stales on the
freedom, of dip seiis. But of the. greatest immediate importance
is the prohahility that it would lie far more eager than a Con
servative government for disariuainiint. In his Memorial Day
liddrcss President. Hoover veileraled the hone, expressed hy the
American delegates at the recent
paratory isarmiimeiit. Commission, that .naval nriiianienls
would not merely lie limited hut reduced. It is assumed that a
Labor government would examine the American disarmament
proposals with a friendly eye.
Prospects for naval reduction, fairly bright, before, the Brit
ish election, are even brighter now that Labor has come out on
top. Since an ordinary ll,(KHI-ton cruiser costs ahout twice as
inticli as the binary of Cmigrcx, our Xavy Department has advo
cated a building program' involving an outlay of more than $1,
(i0t,ti()ll,(!(NI so says Secretary of State Stimson it is plain that
improvement in the outlook for disarmament signifies improve
ment in the outlook for American taxpayers.
Mr. Owner Pulton, onr-timc plenipotentiary nf(1io Irish
Free Slate, takes exeeption To onr statement yestenlay that the
pioneer aviators, Alenek ami Hrown, laiuled ot'C the coast of
Knlantl. "They lamled," he tleelari's, "off Cat way County,
on the coast of Ireland, their plane landed head first in a hoj
and stayed there for wan year I saw a picture, of it me-self."
We are very jdad to niahe this correction and trust Mr. Patton
will forward onr apology to President Cosgrave.
UcKartlless of the dehenttire tins mueli is trie: Xo lull is
poinj to help the kind of people who think hills of this sort can
help them, as much as they think it. wotld,
Iiindy kept his doings secret
activities must he explained to
The
ie eniiie commission w incky. As a rule such commission
can't yet their reports in until
MUTT AND JEFF
SfS, x'li. Giue. yooI it' a v H JGFF.wrtCRe Afe l ' :-. - X- -1 rnooj -re com"Binc: 'Busiwess I TsTorJt"
T6M BOCtC IP J So M6. O.K,J V0O GTTIrJgSUCH. ; -; yJlTH PcLASOR6 IS .. A . , r TH& TCM BUCkS rft6 j- ""'
ou'u. SoD fY J CI'UTXJ: V' l0MCVi S0ff yoo ieyjLiW, Sec(ieT Knovum onlv T8 1 OVJ,a SJj fo -,(;
bfliL' aw r':-: :1 rSs
j
a lai
proportion of the j;row-
their moral but VIXAXC'IA 1
ami salesmanship.
small one, merely the selection
Xew York in which to push the
The co-operative method of
has occurred -Ihe pear growers
MAY HELP HOOVER
si 1 I'.rilish l.ahor (;overn-j 2
session of tin; League's Pre
for a time,
4 Morrow. M
Put now each day's
eondiliiis change.
Many a Divot Makes
Personal Health Service
ly WILLIAM BRADY, K. D.
fllfuod letWra perUlnlnff to perioral botltb tvi hyfltoa, aot Co UaM diagnosis or
trratmvat, will b anrard by Dr. Bradjr U . atampad, elf-adilrMd tuvclop U tocloccd.
Uttr should bo brlaf and writUo la Ink. Owlntf to tho Urga number of, Utter ra
ealfad, only a lev caa foe anawexed hr. No rply can bo nada to quorioo not txuJorm
iug to tuatrurtlouo. Addraoo Dr. Wllllarg Brady, In car of tbia Mwpapr.
ASTHM A J
At flip 19L'8 annnn! trifi'tinf? of
thn i.Ww Vork Ktaiu MeilU-ul mr
rh-ty, Dr. Ka. n S.' of
,
itm-nestpr, pnwmrn a ri-nwri oi
:t5 f-nsi-3 tt uth -
ma hi rimuren 15 j
ycarri or yotitiKer.!
all of which woro'tmtk me to iho liimpltal $4K AnuT
Ktudied oyiir !-! ran iloMTirs for vlaht weeks hos
rloiU of frum one i tMi in Holland and 1 sure can
half of these
rases of asthma
In c li 1 I d h p o d
there was a fam
ily !hJtpry.;of atopy, Now please
don'ti eritioixe. me I don't know
myself Just what atopy means, hut pondent who has anemia or thinks
we had liettwi let Dr. Ilullen enjoy ; j,0 )mfi it, somo f,"'iural informa
his -Jittle Joke. Atopy' ur no atopy Jtiun and adviee, if ho aeeompa
he 1h KolnK to tell tin something , i.H his rentiest with n stamped
world knowing. W'ehster politely
iKiioivfl me worri, and my medieal
dictionary Is a-d and silent uhout anemln, hut it 1h no more effeetive
it. liut Webster, bless his 4icurt, ! )an any other good food in ordi
does Jiint In a footnote that there's t n.,,.v anemia.
such a word as atoph ' which
means out of the way or out of
place. Ho let's assume there wad
something nut of the way in the
family history r-T half of these
children with asthma; wo might
even make a stoh that some of
their uiieles, aunts -or grandfolk
had also hud asthma or hives, or
eczema or so mi queer idiosyncrasy
to this or that food.
Parents often say the asthmatle
attacks occur only when the ehild
catches "eold." Dr. Uullen finds
that these so-called '.Voids" almost
invariably represent an upper res
piratory tract manlfMHtation of hy
persensitlveness, aather than an
actual infectiun. . if you don't
understand just why this hyper
aeiisitivencss Is, you may remain
after schnol and teacher will try
to explain It ali over a:;ilri for yon.
iLovai hi tiif eiiHeii tonsiiH or j the
ad noids has had llitie perma m-nt j , m,
effect on the asthma. Aniting tbeii.,.,
childicn i:t .were found with1
nasai sinie; iineciions. jje Mil cii
con;:iiJcrs j e oniiion and treat-;
ment of these eases important.
only four of the i-rtr, asthmatic
ehfldren presented evidence of tu
berculosis, .and that of an inactive,
type. J'robabiy asthma renders the!
site unfavorable for tuberculosis.
The patients were all tested for
hpyersensitivoness hy means of the
skin , scratch test.
The food to which most of the
little patients proved sessitlve on
test were egg, wheat, peanut. ' to
mato, asparagus, cabbage, carrot,
turnip, almond, ttraxil nut, corn,
lettuce, pea, milk, cheese, loHster,
and a easo or two to each of a
score of less Important other
items. Of the L:tr patients: lii
proved sensitive to these tesK
either to some, food or to some
animal emanation, such as horse
dander, goose feather, cat hair,
dog hair, or t.o snnio pollen.
Kgg, wheat and peanut top the
list of foods held responsible for
asthma in sensitive individuals.
Milk was pot a common offender.
Some asthmatics owe their
trouble to the use of hair mat
t reuses or even to contact with
hni'.xi b:ife nn 1 It a 1,.lliiiwT ,.f
other members of the household'
who are in contact with horses, I
or to feathers In nillnu .f .... i w
beds or down onilts.
Orris root powder is somelimes
responsible for asthma. Violet
scented pieparatiohs ate likely to
contain orris root. ( Ilecently we
told here of the unhappy bride
groom who suffered because the
little lady unconsciously peppered
him with orris root every time he
nao to pari wttn iter to run to thei
office). .
The results of treatment along,
these lines are as follows; Of
t be Ti nut b'nt4 " ?i n i-o e?ii h-.le
well; l;U much improved: ;u
proved; 4 4 unimproved;
has died.
and one
QIT-STIONN AM) ANSWKIW
I ric Arid on Mind.
1 low can 1 get the uric aeid
out of my system? lo you recom
mendbaths or tho mineral water
they send out? L, T. V.
Answer Tho normal quantity
of uric acid in the system is de
rived from such nitrogenous foods,
as liver, sweetbreads, kidneys,
meats, fish, peas, beans, onions,
asparagus. oatmeal. perhaps a
limited quantity from tea iind
coffee. There Is no scientific
reason to .imagine that uric acid
In the systenl causes any disease)
or siiuness.' wny try to n'i u
out of your nyslem? .
Anemia for KvorylMaly.
I have b.
a Profit
( IIIf.IXtKX.
t Tor nome tliii, I Riiro can "tell f-
, yiu .a wnuio mi aDom wnere
ttn1 ,! that firing 13 hours
' pvr-ry n)Kht fop Hr.Vfn niunUin dur-
; j th wfntor nn(l Bieei,inK five
l hours fVfi-y day. I went to En
rope lawt HUinnu-r and wa fueling
ffne jmd wlu-n I utt there they
to five yearn. Hejl(.j nnyone a lot ahout anemia I
found ,thut in i feel fine now. I UHed to welh
;t5 pounds and I now tip 155
pounds. I Hiiro eat liver and a
(inirt of milk a day. 1 1. P.
Answer AVell, whatever ailed
you, they Kot control of it, eh ?
r am Kind to hoikI to nny corres-
! (inVelpo hearing his address. Iiverj
jM n valuahle remedy for pemlelnu:
laying Safe.
I advised a friend of mine re
fzardinjr flaxseeds, hut yhe said she
would ho afraid to take the seeds
for feai of appendix. Is there
any dinner? -Mrs. 11. O. S.
Answer I cannot wive your
friend any assurance, not know
ing her temperament. Ordinary
folk need never worry ahout seeds
harming the appendix.
Cold to Head.
Should cold applications ho put
on the head before or after a
child Is out of convulsions? What
should be n child's diet In his sec
ond summer? Mrs. C. Tl. W.
Answer fold on the head is
usually good treatment while the
child N In convulsions, and at the
sjnne time put the child In a hot
bath or in n hot wet blanket.
If the child seems feverish after
ennvulf-um ntmiie imld on
held. Send 11 Mamped enve-heiit-int;
your addi-e.-is and nU
Met fur child over a. ye:ir old.
f,,.-
(('uliyi'.llllt .lilllll I'. J'nie v
Quill Points
. Surely nobody capable of under
standing export debentures would
stay on a farm, anyway.
That rubber heart reported in a
Canadian cat probably is just a
synthetic material similar to the
local correspondent's imagination.
Hciontistq have found a way ,to
attach a loud spaker to almost
everything oxeopt the still small
voice.
rapr
milk Ixittles may be -but
they don't flat- ,
Mipcrior
tor tloun the steps to let you
Know .wluii lime the children
coma in.
Tll W0l'M na ""t": nml
"-bile teaching little King Michael
t o review troops, it might be a
good idea to Instruct
him
the
nrt nf laying brick, also.
I Americanism: Thinking It a
'clever article if it agrees with u
I thinking It darned propaganda if
"lit takes the other side.
v.. .i .."m; .i ' 1 Iwmvllle. 1 can see a great future
custom seems queer in a land tnatj, . . . . .-...
- mi e:,iK that Part of a locomo
(jve a COW(.ni,.her.
, It's easy to be a stock market
nrntilnw Toll :i pertain
im'-!stock Is going up; they bid again!
slu.
one another to gran tt;
goes; you are wizard.
up
A nu'iv man rant stV htiirh
renili of hmtM-elcauiu, ovrt;pt "
that, lie htitu'in Intu litriiUuit
lit uueHHtcd plain's.
VMt must experiment to get re
sults, '(living women the vote hav
ing failed to purify the world, let's
tl.y giving them thr
votes.
-
j Farmers shouldn't kick. They
U-ut mst of their wheat marketed
hefnro anybody thought to relieve
, - . i i
MAIL. TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
ACK0S8
1. Fat lip r
i. 'lfer
10. Muther of
tear Gjiit
13. Choose
11, Entrance
1ft. Cutniuurcd
i;. frincu ot Slnd
!. Jacket
19. W Uium t hair
to. 'juK: colt.
Si, 3luu's ntt-k-
nanie
S3. rutrrant root
lit. Jtlst- loftily
2. I'ortl.colorcd
21. Lrgent
1. A Ki d
US Thurough
(lire: ubbr.
84. liutlie
Ui. 'J'liiutan teaz-
elle
88. Ailverbtal end
ing
87. i:chtiautIoa
sh. Afrt'sli
U'J. Kn miliar form
of Anna
41. Small tlurlt
4i, JtHHO of the
(I eel m tit sys
tem 43. Mother
41. silciico furcl
bly
45. Merit
46. FiiKlneortnir
- diKree
4". I'luy on wordi
48. Fenirliutl.
iotted rati
SO. i;tiaiil tu H nil
tlio waj
r.l. HotcU'
&i. Mnp -A4.
Italliin rrer
ho, lairtfe tltdi
CO. Ciirvo for torn
artrarj une
81. l,aru eaitlii
OH. Kein Ifl lliu
TUinio
84. Curve
lij. Filter plant
p'oiiiwiR"ri ppjc'1- 519
olp I Eil6Tjl"AitW I "e
wlc MTDispjsuT pHsItIo h e
ERE A:Pro 0(tHs oTn
w aIsihPt)i 1 g rwTggTl c s
$ OjM I iNlE rU LA ; A iWiS
p'at TTer n gift i itr jo a'l $1
s p A Hb LffJLlwiE R
E l mf Jp u l ' s i7fl o j w ?
t LiRlJ8rRllAirls
R A N fill 1 1 M AT6pjBoW S 'EhF
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them o a valuable surplus by mak
ing it worthless. j
Cartoon for today: Congress,
like those relief expeditions in
Australia, lost in the wilds of poli
tics. Her: An ordinary mortal glori
fied by headlines and entirely .sur
rounded by open mouths.
Darwin's theory is exploded 'A
man is pushing a peanut up Pike's
Peak with his nose, and no monkey
would use a peanut fur that pur
pose. Correct this sentence: "The
clerks knew I had lost my money,"
said he. "hut they rushed to moot
me at the door as usual.'
Communications
Favors Vote for Water.
To the Kdiior:
To the voters and property
owners of Jacksonville I would
like to add my voice in favor of
the water bonds. I am not a legal
voter yet as 1 haven't ben here
long enough, hut I am very much
This is tho only thing needed to
make Jacksonville a very desirable
place to live. I can speak from
experience, as I had neveral years'
lyxperivnee " city affairs, having
held an important officii and drew.
the largest .-alary ot any in a city
j much larger than Medford. AVo
I as . members of the council and
j husiness men always had nur
eyes open 10 every civic linpruvc- j
ment that would enhance the ;
value of our property and that f
would make for the lu'tterment of
the people, and I still own eon- j
siderable property there and' the
city today is growing by leaps and !
bounds, and is several jumps i
ahead of tho hounds, simply he- j
cause there was not a man among !
them hut if he had a hammer he I
threw it away and became Instead '
a booster. , I
So let us, ns citizens of this
beautiful and historic oily, get' In '
line with the march nn tho, road
to pi ogress and vote for Medford
I water nd you wil see that In a I
I. Ereai poet
ft. Itlghti ubhr.
10. Deride ninuiif
l'UIII!itllUtS
11. buiitfi bjf ont
kliiKer
IS. 'J'criiilnutes
14. Support
1U. Hen red
51. Jvveu
S3, (.reitsjr
5. Ma nil itIM 08
Sd. Cfiunctrlcul
ilifures
ST. Khit ilUli
15. li did a yueen
i'J. l evel
30. lit ft en ltn
tlireud
52. 1'leru of put
tery
:!3. VlllnifCf
UT. Perslnu poet
41). trench city
41. Hugo niiru
43. Is compelled
47. Harbor
4!t. Sue red poem
SO. Old weupua
Clothed
;.:i, Hniseut
61. The coucnr
iU, I'tirt at the
vurb "lie"
A7. Cogitate -AS.
Worthless
I nigmeiils
69. Fitninua cur
tunnUt
81. AsseBi
US. I'llK'O
(Ij. Uuiicernlnff
68. FOffll
AT. Scot eh rlrcr
fls. I'reciKe
81). IMrd'M liome
POWM;
1. Itesuiiml
2. llffyptliin Blng
luir ft Irl
8. NiilJletunn
4. M uilu Irve
fi. Ih'MHert
8. Ilettveen ami
ii rt It lute
nervii Kiuifflla
T. Trnilpo
very short time we will double and
maybe treble the population. I
have spent several.. thousand -dollars
hero since I came, and if the
bonds carry will spend more as
the opportunity offers me.
Yours every time for pure water.
a. h. Mcintosh.
Maple Hearst, Jacksonville, Ore.
CENTRAL POINT CAFE
GETS PERFECT RATE
CENTRAL POINT, Ore., June
14. (Special.) V. Ii. Duncan,
dairy and food Inspector, waa In
specting the Damon cafe this week,
anil rave .Mrs. Damon 100 per cent
on the fountain, dining room and
kitchen of her cafe, yhe is kept
very luisy ench day and serves
lunch to the chamber of commerce
every Munday.
AmonR those who left this week
from Central Point for Portland
to attend the grand chapter O. r2.
(8., were Mrs.
Wm. Ferguson,
worthy matron of Xevita chapte
and Mrs. linden Sanderson, Mrs.
Kenneth Ileebo and Mr. and Mrs.
Ulmer Kyle.
Mrs. Millie Walker and Mr. Steel
of Gold Hill were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller.
Mrs. Uoy Williams has been
quite 111 with measles liut is im
proving, llvr little daughter Alma
is able to.be up again.
4
" I.a Grande Model Rarber shop
eh:tngfd hands.
Big Roundup
Myrtle Point
July 3 and 4
Large rash prizes for
all events. Contest
ants wanted for all
events.
MORS. LOAD
me tcw bucics nR
Do .You Remember?. ,
TK. YEA US AGO TOPAY
.. (From files of ,Mal Tribune.)
... . Juno 14, 1019.
. Seattle: (lovernor Ernest Lister
passes away.
War Eagle mine ships li flasks
of quicksilver to San Francisco. ;
It continues cold the mercury
dropped to 4 Ihlx mornlnK.
; K, C. Jerome leaves Medford
Grocery company to join local of
fice of Standard Oil. ' ,
Air -mail established between
Chicago and Cleveland reduces time
on eastern mail tu und from .Med
ford 11 hours.-
Second notices received In Med
ford to pay installments on mate
income lax. ...
Illue triangle fruit signs ' dis
tributed through the valley.
TVi:.N'I'V YIAR AOO TODAY
tKrom files of .Mall ,Trlbuno.)
June II. lilllll.
J. A. Perry to establish a, fruit
packing school. ,
" 11 .
. Professor P. ,J. ,0'Cjiir.a of ,U. rt.
department, of agrlcilltur .Jkmuks
public, statement condemning fake
remedies for pear blight. ,
Over 100 people enjoy unday
table d'hote dinner ut Nash hotel.
The oil well on the desert down
1200 .feet has. been abandoned, but
a new one will bo started. Col.
.Miiiuly is not at all discouraged,
and says the Indications are most
favorable. "'
Safeguard your
canning wttn.
I FSTED A
r STRETCH -SET-WEAR
Ask for "U.S." Pe-Ko Edfto
Jar Rubbers! . Double or- .
single lip red or white.
Approved by Good House
keeping Institute. Made
only by the ,,r
United States Rubber CortiDany
Cfc.W X-KK 1.1 1 X
MASON-EH RMAlV COMPANY
Wholesale Distributor -
Jarmin & Woods
Drug Store
Open Every
Day Including ri
Sundays
7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
-f conic
''MOTOR TOURS
In the
Redwood Empire ol
HUMBOLDT
COUNTY
CALIFORNIA.
dearrlbod detail with rout auf,
la tli illutlMMl tr(Wf Dje 1a 1
and Around Eureka." m
numboldl County Board f TrJ
By BUD FISHER
OF blVQTS. NuTT. I !
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