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SENATOR MM
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To Senator Charles L. MrNary,
of this Htnte, whufs name the farm
relief liill Ik'um, is Klvt'u more
credit fur f mining ami jiussIiik
the hill than any vther member
of conKreisw. ' 1 In 1h chairman vi
the senate committee iu apicul
ture, has iii'i-iallKtHl In farm leg
islation and has Hpunsured four
farm bills, two of -'which ' were
vettied'hy 1'resUlpnt CoolidKe.
With the exception of the ab
' nence of t'ljualixiitlun-fuv': proviso.
Ion, carried by all three of the
previous bills as a principle or
cm i-Kt'iny method of financing
rurplu.s control, the bill signed
by President Hoover contains the
same general proviiund as it.s
Sena tor Chailes T. McNary
nredecessors. 1 host includn tin;
lederal farm board-.' ndvi:ioJcV- con
monny counsels, various aius to
' co-operative marketing, clearing
house and loan features, all. in
tended to insure aKainsl price de
clines. Sena t o r M cXa ry says : "The
law gives the farmer a special
administrative agency to assist
him in meeting the baffling prob
lem of surplus production and re-
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CpecSals That Make Eylry Dollar Coi&ii Twice
iii2i IFwr Roadster
Unconditioned; new
rubber, new license,
and a real 1 PA
value' at.... J 1 OU
lf2H CheviKilet SUaii
Here Is a closed
sedan that will give
you the comfort and
pleasure you h ;i v o
been looking for. and
the price is right.
Motor runs fine; lots
of extras and bal
1927 Pojatiac '
Coupe, A '
A car viitue' yoti '
seldom find' In a
fU.scfl,, ,vaV' fully,
eitilyied ; motor in
splcndid''onditlon.
II i h o I s tetiiiK in
leather,
$575
19 2 0 OLlMimMIe
'4ttipr This car
has been recondi
tioned and Ih in
"the best of shape;
will make a rea.J
loon
tires..
$295
St 1 1 d c bi ik c r u I'ljiijr
J ust ' taken in and
ready to go out. .lust
the car tor re:U sei-,
vice and S "I C
low cost ... P 1 OU
1 iH IIshvx, tJoavh
Hap n'e w m o t o r:
looks nice wii h Its
new paint job. l'riced
IiuhIiicsh
vifiy
low .
$250
ruitu'
i
one .
Small Down Payment Easy G. M. A. C. Terms. See our dally
bargains In the Classified Section
Sanderson Motor Co.
South Rartlett at 8th Thoae 1385.
OPEN SUNDAY MORNING
Bultuut drops in prices" he an
today. "In a sense, the farm i
board will correspond to the hv-1
bur board, the lnter-Mnto coin-,
mei'i'e com minion a,nd the ship-:
plntf board, all of which were de-,
signed to aid in an economic way
the grout -4 over which they have ,
jurisdiction.
"The board ought to be able to I
function in time to give son"'!
assistance in the handling of this
year's crop. The great est diffi
culty confronting it at the outset
will be tin- wheat situation. J'ro-'
duetTH ure handicapped by a great
burden of increased production,
and it will require some time to
adjust that problem, l.look to this
bill to restore the farmers' con-;
fldeiice and bring nbout a great ,
improvement in the morale of, the.
Industry, now that a treat stabil-,
izine influence i In siht." l
TEST PHONE BETWEEN
NEW YORK. .Tune. 22. (P)
l-:yiiently It i will Ue. pasft)hly
sliortlj; rf U tojeiihoite Vroiy ymif
home to uika who' are maklOK-- ai
yeeuii voyusv. Tets between the
linvr l-evlnthan and an experi
mental mi alien of the American
lidephon.' iSl Tit,exranh company
at Deal Iteaeh, JV. .1., are expected
to lead to regular i)liuny service
between ships ut.Kua and any of-.'
tice or home in thy tlnitej.1 Klale.-.
IS TOTAL REVENUE!
WASH I XGTON, J uno
-(A1)
A matei'iai increase i,n iueoui Ui,
eollcAniuhs rfasi " boosted " llfV wW
ernuient'-tj totul1 levenue for the
current fiscal year to $3,71)0.11,
jJ7 us of June IS, fcjivuiK a, pri-w-ent
surpluti by $ 1 0 1 ,7!) fi,8 5&.
The treasury's dally jitutemi-nt
today Veporteil that Income tux!
collections for .June 1 X aiiiounted
to 6335. (HJy.HOU.: one of. the Ku'Kest
siiiKle day's collections ever made.
! KOMl-l. (Pi aiusHoiiiil. uk mint
ister of war, has decreed that
I army officers may marry befora
'they reach the age of 25 without
going through the formality of
asking "royal cprtseni." T:ie ae
tfon is in lino with the dictator's
policy of encouraging marriage.
hrifty lfuyejratoda : wa-'offc'V; choteis
Ji selection of godd) used caris'npr&oa tliat
.' v moka thera t4ib' nniirket'ti biges vIuI
' Every '6n U tuned td deliver maximum
scrvico and is backed by our ccputnUoia,fpr.
honest dealing. Hero Is a gr&at opporri
tunity to buy the model you want of tho
cor you prefer ryith most of, i,t3 new caij
mileaga .still unused at. a tcemendous
savingl See these matchless valued today.
192? Oakland 'Sedan
In the best of condition: new paint,
fully ei j nipped. liemarkublp value,
',$650
1927 (?pjitiac
;Sedan
l.uoks rike new;
r 4 r.s, f like
l''iher I.ifd'y,' fin-.'
Islii'd in pueii; n.ne.
of the bfst valucM
we can offer to
you. - A real six at
$550
11)27 I'ortI Coupr
ThalheA )ytyh
best (tf Cu ! e ml.
coupe for
$450
is a re;
value I
I! $275'
MODERN HISTORY
s!o;k-.n cf the reparations' aflreoment In RarU Which tert.
nteU four irionths of negotiations. Owen D. Younfi ch-nLrman of
inVrninittec of expcrls, may e seen lit th? head ofitbo Ub. u.
:;. HOME EDUCATION
"The Child's First School Is the Family." Froebel
' Ifsued liy-tho National Kindorgarton Asfioelutlon. 'S West 40tU
Street, New York City. TueBe articles -aws umwjiL-lug vucU Siuiday
hi the Mull Tribune. , . u t, y
HEALTH Y THOUGHT HABIT9
Margaret Conn. Rhonda ( .
lIlKTirilV- Hil VHT IIAlllTS
I t.if course parents are generally
letiirous if having their children
L-j;talilish good habilM. Th:y look
j witfl rtppwhrnnion on any t. ndenc
tgwat a fuvming li bud one. If Hilly
't,i. ynis careless with his clothes and
I extremely fdow .--111 learning that
.they h.ould, he. hung up and not
'laid 'down, special means are taken
, to tea.h hitn thirf more commend
iable way of treating bis property,
jlf !:wy is acquiring a habit of 111-
eorrectly handing her fork at
(table. t onc6 mother turns her
1 attention! to correcting this fault.
: Now any visible habit in much
ieasler'to leteM, 11 ml correct even,
than- is tho habit' of unhealthy
tli hi king. And yet such a. habit
in any of our children may lead
to much more serioUJi consequence;;
'thiiu an , uudesira IjLo visible habit.
.' 'wn-1 shbeked when 1 finally
reu.liaotl tkat Lucille was unhappy
becamie she was indulniug in h
daily habit of nelf pity," wiid her
molher as we talked together. "1
traced it back to the mistake In
herlhinking when Jane, her play
,maJ.c, was given a larger doll for
L'hrlHtmai; than she received. She
lost tho picture, of lr .invn doll
in her pity for herself boeaiise sue
could not have as lovely tt doll as
.lane's. ThiM.-u-ay. of thinking
upon J?er. nytler playmate had
ciiriy hair. 1 f era was straight.
Hhe' wondered -why ahe couldn't
have had cutis and grieved over
it. It went nu until tins 'hidden
habit bocn me very apparent, i'l her
attitude and acLion.s. Our lit tie
daughter had to go through a real
ly sVrltms ' time learning to foi ni
entirely new thought habits for
herself." '
Some children form lazy thought
habits and this tendency must be
watched for and broken by
PERSONAL IDEAL'
!PAL NEED
M A K K H A I lTOy iV ; Jowa, June
22. (Pi-ptTlie indivhtiiar-American
Im lawless;' bufithq itatioi) a whole
Is the most law-abiding on earth,
.1 udt;e Andrew A. Bruce of the
Northwestern. University school af
law, said today. T I was here to
address the Iowa State liar asso
ciation. Controversies that individual
states have settled wi-Lhout a
thought of violence, -he naid would
h-'.ve meant war In Europe, "Mut
the sense of law and ord T was o
H i'i 11 n In t h I Po y.n t ry t hat a f-.u -preme
court of nine men in tiowns
was abUMo, settle them, without the
fir.lim of a con or, catling out a sol
dier," he added.
"We show a national patriotism
and a national idf-a.I. AVhnt we
! need, ebb-fly, is n per.soiinl ideal."
I omen's Hosiery
Shades Selected
' for Wear in F all
N E W YORK. June, 2 2.)
Women's hosiery tor the fall 't
will b( in a docn shades, i,t Is
Indicated l.; the color can! '
soon to be sent to members, of
the National Association of 4
Hosiery and I'mh rwear Man-
ufacturcrs. 4
The colors will he romance, I
.unian, ftnlon minbron,c, 4-
aim 'ir, i. ;tallc, a Hurt', but ay 4
nude, af.ternoon, brcej;t't cry-
t;i hh ki' and dilsUce, " 'l-
N'oyliy mripi'.s tin an out- f
K'amliiiK f. ature In men'tt fall
i neckwear.
1
I 'uf'fi,ri.r." (! A ff r'anded
. whale recently provided I he town
of V. ttitca on tu. Iriitid ot Kauai
wit h free meat for 'Vcrii I days,
i Thu' wha! was 1 4 feet lorn; and
I: wiut diaKK'd. u.shore fiom shallow
water.
IN THE MAKING
teaching them to form active., vig
orous thought habits. Take a boy
for Inst a nee who is most willing
! for yoti to tell him t he way of
jthia and the how of hnt Instead
I of first thinlcing out the why and
1 thu, ,how fur 'Iiiuiset' ax uavl- -us
j he 'an. If you yive him, a piwee
jtif work ti do neMoiu plans huw
he can do it in the quickest, best
iand simplest way1 but goes aliend
haphazardly. He Is hot lacklng'ln
I intelligence but i-s mentally lazy.
I " There are, rebellious habits and
(fear habits that many, many
(children form. ' Whcrfc dm-s the
j rebellious habit lead? The small
, child scorns a very simple home
; requln-mewt, perhaps next, he
j bulks at the Hchool rules; later he
I shows dislike of the group docl
isJbus, and the habit grows.' until
1 he resents, the laws of his" country,
j "I can see now that had I be
!gun very early with "Marjoriu to
corii-ct, the fear habit 1 mlht havo
I saved her much disiutelnd'e and
j uervcHiM strain,'' confessed a hiolh
! er the other day when her small
i daughter was b i'nj; cunlned by a
nerve .specialist. ".She has ulwaya
.jCjee-med, of a feaji'ul disposition
fttu wiiiie 1 nave oUen ttdd her the
things she feared such as thunder
claprt, liglitn.ing and the barking of
a strange dog would not hurt' her.
I firmly believe now -that I lid
nothing definite to build up '' a
stri-iiff resl.stnnce toward ' that
habii." s ....
li;, then,, we study chlldren'Tor
hidden habiK the daily; connbita'nl
habils - of thought, by carefully'
watching-(befr moods, actions itnd
reactions we. ahall bo able tt help
them to build up constructive
thinking. We uhall find, too, that
healthy thot.-ght habits do away 1
y.Lth, the necessity tor much ff od'r 1
concern with regard to the visible j
habits. !
WASKIXGTONi," ,TutioJ 'L'i.Up,
Rjj;rcsoniuttvo ' 0nv Do Prle-it,
nofti'O o lHiaoiHv Wmiort a'1 stntrf
mnt todiiy doclarlnn (haC no quen
tipu of (;ockil e:iuaiily wan involved
iu tbo aUendanee of wife at 1
White Hnu:;o tea recently. ' 1
"It's nil a lot of moonshine 'for
uny.me to Buj;i?en tthat a ouestfon
of. 'uncial erjuitllty wan hivnlvctl' ft)
my wit'e'H Kin;; to a Wbito Hoilse
toft." ho- nald.' "My wffo "was In
vited not bocauHo tdie wa wliile or
black, Republican or Democrat.
Mho was invited because, Mtlt ban
pencil Ut br? tho wtf of a man who
wan a ili' inber ol cowwa'.":
hl.e added, that mint horn Demo
natH were tryiutf to "hhlp lliem
hcIvcr pnlilically In thosn ouJh
nrn' nliilcH that 'vtifeij ajjain'st Al
Smith." " " '
4,,n - poUlfc'jil Vffecl' wM be U
drlvi itll' cnlnred 'voles; 'Wok into
tll ftcpuljlicaii parly," be'iiald.
IE OPENED
ON GRASSHOPPERS-
' t ' i . ,
KIM ATJl MALUi, Or,,' .Iiiu.j
Z'l.t vVj uk icip.it inK' n "invud '
I lutf, hjiide Kiiii,-'Ioixer,t those;
I in ciKiie of ur.issllopper cnijlrol
'work have hi!l:mI their Hctlvities
' to roar fronlH Tub' Uike. Iiwefj
Klaiui'th lake, Wood llivcr valley'
I a ml t pin-r K la math mai-Hli.
i V'arioiiH ItdeiatUiiiK bf varvini:'
izfn havo hatched tml In them
j tour seclniH and county and K"V-;
ernm'nt authorities are co-oper;it-I
Uu; with land owners In poinonintf
jotf the dcHtiiictive lnfer'tn before
itiiey iiniKP materinl damage to buy
(and what cropH. t
f I'olHonitiK netlvlt lea havo bnn
'more, pwu essful during the (
'few days because the weather lias
i turned warmer, lnulni r lit wea-!
j tuer ura.vHhppcr8 do nut feud. 1
LUTHERANS WOULD NO EXPLOSION CHINESE
KNOT IN COUNTRY
1 mvKjii Foiu-;sT"Mii.i .jaiy-Vip-wi
(l'i7!(iipuiuguatei uurms;. 1 -1tv
t n;atv u (tivoj w, lW,Vffi l!Vfl'rir
fiHre, ft'ntl birth' conTrol, liaVo heen ,
coudcnuiud at thu U'iouuiul conven
tion of the KvuuulU'ul l.uthvniu
. Missouri synod.
It was' pointed' out that itt tluv
present rate at inrveasu divorces fti
tho l;nttea Stktes would eml tdio
lourth of all marriaieH by U00 atr.1
by 199t tb'u fftto would bo '.one
hair. 1 '
; " The Uuthorhfl" church culUt for
u hall in the social breakdown' in
wkicl mar4"tuko has become a ni:i(;(
ler of muru conveniouco Jo'.be
caraed at will uud fur a series 0f
; excuaes not ih the lilble," dtu'JareU
i kev. Paul l.liutomunn, t. Pjittl, od
iitnr of the 'Lutherurt Anierlcan.
i Tho growtiiK ucniiomtc. independ
ence of wouitiU was Ascribed by th
j Kev. .Martin XVaUyr of Chicago us
; t h tf outstanding ' external tact or iii
Uhe decreased; bmrriae ' r:te 'und
I the Increased tllvfrrce rate.' "
"The chief factor iW the 'lortfl or
religion," 14 salU. "
In remedy lug cnjndULoua, thf
'Kev. Mr. Walker recommended a
Mteater unirormlty In miirrlae mid
divorce ltiws and more strictuors
in Issuing marringo' licenses,
j Pointing out' that an, increasing
divorce rate-'usiriilly 'wiih ilocompa
uieil by a decreasing birth rate, the1
; synod" bffk-tols "protested ' tho '"uii
( script iiral, but vaiupandy popular, ,
1 jiitfthukte1 of birth1 coutvof and polvt-;
led to broken lives, shattered homes.'
blasted' liubtjii uid tliu ic'iVi'o'f," ihy-"
slcal and Hpirittial c'onydlcatUnis
which; ftiHAw" In the' wkl of Vich :
uiuiatural' priicticeV."" ' '," ' " 1
22. A 'fhe lc eitec He4.v ,
sail Khoily.fyi- i'Vty Josttiud,
east of tho Spitsbergen Archljtel
a;;o. Vheve-tht) ,vka govern
ment will build tho uorthvrniuost
radio .and, hydro.-iietoorooKlval
station ii th.wor.Ul. t
Hushiait; scientislH assert H 'will
benefit t,he entire. vorUl in foi;e.
va'iting wearier w.Uh greatev IT-;ci.-'ion
than .HfnilUr Mla,tlons Iuhs,
distant. ..'.'.! i
modal iiilrijlmip, Tho( ni(fiuil: iju
of Jo.scidi Culvuv of i,:ililuii(l, Va.,
romiilupd In the air H mLuuli'H um!
:'.D hcoiuIs In , in , liuiUi' touruiv
ment. Oiitiluoru! that "o( Uoiuili'l C.
Durnhum; of Want, l.al'iy(i(!el ,In(l
stayed1 up 1 inlnutoH stud' 30 ' ceo-
puds.
JBurity iBrings
The Staff
TLQ&Every
PURE MILK AND
t H(u,lui(.4line1.iJ.-"t-
lUjiv-Ct ieciiveA Mif lich'
lOWtH:iu''UifiXKtas i' AiMiWtu.lif.'
exph-sion in the compound Kast-
bund hospital at Clinton are or-'
irtT'niiirpn
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A Home of Yd u
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1 Not One
This Bettw '1 Milk
Health
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CREAM
Good Pure Milk is one of the most energy pro
ducing foods known for children. Our Milk and
CreSm is Pasteurized and comes from tested
cows. THAT'S WHY CHILDREN LOVE HV
Jrhone
Crescent Dairies
Let the Gray TruchJpvfng Health, Milk tcYoitz.Homo- v
iiouteuti. uti thyry has, been no boa-
;pital disaster there. .
Thy reports apparently had
'their urigia In thu explosion of an
ftiuniunltion diiinp which was fo -
caud .In the. ue.!U bw hood of a
Chlnesu military hospital. Five
1 workmen, were killed and U wys
1 necessary tu remove tou patients ,
uspUut because electric
liul 1 5h-vIi'n 111 iU building wis ,
iiH.iVfUptea by the blusl. ,
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I, O K l O N" -ol't - Twnt v-flv.- '
,,rrV''ll"nr,I"':'T?''''' 'ri '"'T"r'"'T"!T:lTf""lp'"''TrTTn S
Easily Made Fossibfe
Through the
Coriveii
lent
obirie' :L
OFFERED BY THE
- JACKSON COUNTY
Building & Loan
, ASSiQCIVTJON , -
Over 19 Years in Medford
of Our Stockholders Ha? Lost
Is
1-5'' VNS!w, SiJ flf tu fill fif.l A' T 53
550 .
, more pc-rs.0" wero killed on Hrlt-
ih rnllwuy in 1128 than In 1927,
but tho Injured waire lUQ ewe,(
Thc -tnlniHtry pf. (ranipotV , W-i
figures snow '4Y.U killed and 2-i,2l0k
'hurt; for I 27 the totals were 439
I and t.
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CvcKlmm HldH ononeU June 19
f(. pnrohnfo ''of additional flro
t.qulpnient.
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Clean rag wnntod at th Mall
Trllun of f ie. tf
r "0 wn
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