Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 26, 1929, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPACE FJfiTTT mpFORD nrXTL thtbwe, medford, orcrxioN, Wednesday, .tune 2r, 1029. WEDKORD MAIL f RIBU.NB Dtllr, tundu, ITMtlf PublMwd bf lb MIDPUKU MINTINU CO. u-ir-tt n. ru l nw ri IOBKKT W. Rl'HU Mllor l MI'TKB SMITH. Uuwir As Indtpfoiiefit Niwiptfur InUNd it wwnd rlut utltf Ithuq, on-W Act Of lived 8, IH19 IIIBllCIUrTlUN KATU If M it I III Adoe: Dili j, ltb RuixU;, rru lUllF, with Bum!), noiitb Uilly, ctthuut Kurniay, ffar lUlly, vlttiuut Buudiy, moDth..., Wtvklr Mill Trlbuua, vim jrur... iuixlir. dm veir .IT. BO . .t . e.o Jicl.on.ille, Central J'oUil, rbMBlx, I&ltot, Gold ! mil bfmi un hiknwhi, IUIIf. vltfa Huntley, month . V .TO J Dally, without Bumlar, diudUi. Dally, unuui Htmoay, or Paly, altb fliimUjr, on year. All terns, cob to tdtanc f .00 8.00 UKMHK.H OK THE ARSOflATKD rHKM limiting Kutl LMMd Wire Bertlrt Hi Ai.UteJ rrnw b cxtlutlftly entltlad to the use fur publication of til newt dlipatetiM credited to It or otlitrnlst credited Id Uila paper, tod also tn the loral newt publUbwl tierelo. Ail tlfhU tot publleatloo of i pedal dlipaUM tenia are alto ruerted. Offlrtal paper of the fliy of MedTort. Official paper of Jsckioo Couolj. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Porry Then' n inly one way to build ti (-mill house without u civic; bat tle, towll: I'.ulld 11 court Iiouhc on all t hf i ten mentioned. A court house battle Ih the inly form nf community HiK-slng thai cnn be conducted with violence and vit riol over an extended period with out the ahi of the lliiuor, or the religious Ihhim'H. Klamath Kails built three court house, and wan In the HUpreme court, iicwh fur yea ru. A Nebraska town fought 34 years over I he name problem. This burg cannot hope to excel these classic examples, but all can got mad and write letters to the paper to Die end Unit the rumpus be a success.' The press of the state is record ing anil deploring the custom of aulolHts stopping at the brink of pfeclplceK to view the scenery, und get knocked Into the babbling brook 300 feet below, if it Is their unlucky Sunday. If they can thus lie foolhardy at u sharp curve, no much the better. A IiIkIi c '.lurch man, who about the time tlx house of repronenln tlves applauded the nlaylng of a bootlegger, returned Yrom Kuropc and en id the slaughter wiih the beat news he bad received in a long time, admits that he played the utock mark el, via a bucket shop, and took profits on a mar gin. This Is morally indefensible, and to dale no ailbt has been of fered worth consideration. A citizen of I'orttand, whose family was hungry, took 11 gun and In a huiiKliog- amateurish fashion, shot it grocer In an at tempted holdup. He ran out of luck and work islinullnneoufdy. Ills escape was as bungling as his first adventure tn crime, and the politic did not have to strain themselves to catch him. The court gavu him a ten-year sen tence, and probably a severe lec ture, as lie could not talk back. One .Inseph Salt is, a Chicago gang leader, alter a four-year hunt and known to be guilty of ail major and petty crimes, is now expiating his misdeeds with a 30-day neii tunee. The oil baron, who did nothing but try and undermine the government with his wealth, by a friendly and timely error, had a month clipped from his severe Mcntenco of Uii days, plus another tiny period of servitude. The family of the misguided citizen with the ten -year Jolt, who were hungry when (hey died banditry, ant) still are, will move to Side 111 so they can see the father on prison visiting days. .1 list lee and common sense are total HtraiiKciH. A number of the I'opco tollers nr Jieaded for South America. V. A. h'olger Iuim discovered t hat In llra.ll H is against the biw to ap pear on I he main steins of tiny clly in Ihe ens i. uleeves. They will also wear hats or fall fneo down from the beat, tn (he milter, which has IHU hern flea nod out since (lie fall of H;!i;i. The beer In bitter and the gin tasies of Juniper and cotton nil. .Man ban not been nble lo make a wire screen thai a Si ml h A mei Icin Insect cininot crawl through and not lose a bit of his hide. The tropical moon light of w hlch the pncls sitm m MVeelly Will Im thlliKs lo tllo beef. The tinkling guitars have the fir4 1!l hours nf tinkliiiK cnnie under the head of unuoccsasry noise. The most be.iuttrul seimrltaN in South America are Incited in the Xat ional (ieographle liiiiga'.lne. Jtnii voyage, sons of t'opco! SANTA CI. ACS VS. FAUM All) (Coiiu. lieiiml) Now, It has not been so very long since some of yuu saiiK1 big- heart id gentlemen were pleading 1 he cause of 1 taly. You stood here on this floor only a few months ago w lo re ) ou stand to day and plead, with tears In your eyes, for "pom , po n ty -stricken Italy." So iierslstenl mnl convinc ing were your pleas b r that so inllcd destitute country t hut you Induced this hoiis4. to vote to can cel 74 per com of the war debt Italy owes America. When you d id that you look from the pock, els of the A niri'lciin pepol.. and gave to Italy, under the pretence that she was tillable to pay us more. You are about to do u sim ilar thing today. You are about to force this 1 esolut ion through congress at the last moment of this special session, en lied to re lievo the farmer. hen yuu know Hint many who would not support thlH resolution have Kone home and leaders are raking and sciap Ing I ho corridors of the i apltol and office buildltiKs In a desperate effort to find n quorum. This "relief In evidently for the farm era of Franco rather t It mi tho American farmer, rind In my opinion will bo difficult to explain ns coming properly under I ho proRidenl'a call for I ho relief or ineiicau arglcullurc! (Appluusc), GOOD WORK BY MEDFORD'S CITY OFFICIALS w 1IKX public officials malic lnisliikcs I here an; nlwiiys plenty nf people to liuiilutht them for it. Hut when llicv render some unusually valuable, public service, nine times out ii) ten, no notice is taken of it. This is an unfortunate liabit, ami if not corrected will ulti mately lender i;oo( f;ovcriimcnt in this country practically im possible. Therefore we believe the time is opportune to point out to the people of Mcdl'ord that, thanks to the excellence of its city administration, the taxpayers last nijrlil were saved $11(1110. .Medfoiil airport bonds were sold at par, whereas similar I)ll(ls lit Kliilll Kails were p I j II Ufllt? Jl 1 II J I It' I Jrl 1 IIHMUS IVL'IU dollar. In such cases we believe in placlni; credit where it is due, and therefore present City Attorney John II. Carkiu with the first prize, which he so justly earned. Hut for Caikiu's initiative over two months atf", his knowl edge of the local and stale financial situation, the city treasury would have less than it has today. Mayor Pipes also deserves credit, fur immediately appre ciating the situation and displaying the courage and leadership necessary to so adjust local finances that this transaction could be successfully closed, And incidentally State Treasurer Tom Kay deserves the thanks of the people of this city for immediately offering: I lie assistance of his department, and co-operal inj; in every way with the local officials. ' N1 0V here is a concrete example of how L'ood "overnnient pays not only in the way ment, but in cold cash in DOLLARS AM) CKNT.S. Here were three Oregon cities with bonds to sell, Med ford Kui?cuc and Klamath Kails,- and the bond market pretty well shot to pieces. In no way did Medford have any advan tage over its neighbor cities except in the manner of h ; 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 r the sale of these bonds. That is in the quality id' its municipal J'lisine.ss luanaccnicnl. In fact, compared with Kiiejene it was at a disadvantage. Yet, as before staled, thanks chiefly to Mr. Carkin, Medford (jot Hi" cents on every dollar, while Euj-'cne and Klamath Kails lost five cents on every dollar. During the last eampaiL'ii we heard several complaints about the salary paid City Attorney ( 'arkin $'i(ill(l a year. Vet in I.KSS than two months Carkin has saved the city nearly TWK'l' what he frets in TWKIA'K. d'ood work, .lohn and Mr. Mayor, and other members of the city finance committee! Von may hear no cheers on the streets this morning, hut those who follow such things appre ciate what you have done, just the same. Keep up the trood work. DON'T BE DAZZLED BY THE LIMELIGHT S TO WAV A.KTIIII! NCIfUKIISKH arrived at the port of New York this mornine;. Lest you have for(;oteii the name, minht wc recall, he is the youin; man who soiidit fame and for tune by stealini; 11 ride on the "Yellow ISird." Xo sirens blew for Arthur, no crowds greeted him. Attired in a fancy-cut suit, of I'aris (dollies, he had his picture taken, and then, under the winu of his father, silently stole away for the first train leaving for Portland, Maine. We detest above all other things bittini; a man when he is down, and shall therefore add nothiiic; to(what has already been said concerning Arthur's escapade. He. has been punished enough. In fact, we are inclined to think that having lo wear and have his picture taken in a suit of fancy-cut' Krciich clothes Lmalics his punishment, excessive. Hut before he disappears forever from the public view, we would like to call his example carefully to the attention of all those young and old, male and female, who still suffer from the Schrieber delusion, namely, that publicity is desirable, re pi ril less of its nature. Arthur got plenty of publicity. Kor 11 few hours he was almost as conspicuous in the limelight of the world as Mudy. Hut observe the denouement. Missed in I'aris, greeted by pity and silence in New York I'oor Kid. "I wish I hadn't done it I only want to get home!" Don't lie dazzled by the lure of the limelight, Hoys and (lirls. It can thrill and elevate the ego, when the conditions ale just right, but when they aren't, How it can scar ami soil and ruin! A CORRECTION SI, 1 1' of Ih,' I writer vttenluy pluml tin ctlitorinl mjH'lr in lite position of maintain'in-' v city of MnH'ortl A biiist "select" the site for the new county rourt house Tins, ;f course, is incorrect. .Medfnnl must "furmsir t tic site, which the County Court has exclusive power to "SKM'H T." As n practical matter, however, the people will eventually have to select the site, for the law provides that Li per cent of the voters can secure a rcfe rcmliiiu ou the choice of the County Court. Ami, unless we are much mistaken, no matter what site the County Court selects, there will lie more than per cent of the voters opposed to it. ' MUTTANDJEFF Wealth Can't Change I rrr . - ' . . nm j . - I'll at ttdayI nmjtt ;MH(?ITGT A 'JHSOSAMti Bucks from hs aomt ji -.t . 1- 1-1,.. Him for four bits.' A WSd 3y$M 1 W 1 &'f 0M isfc:r fibA 'fix (stk' Sjr 4 afrS7il; P yjjlZ "M iJ sold at ." per cent discount, and 1 11 HIM) MUM! at !)." -i'H t s on the of political and social better THIS Roll will CMAQLt A6 T& UVG. IU LOV.wiRY AMT) ACQuiRC A POSITION iNTHe Social vvoRuD! r Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. Blfnod letter pertolnlstf to personal health and hTfinm, not to dlou dlagnoola tr treat met t, will b onawtrod bj Or. Brady ti tainpd, Mir-addrMd anTHop (j ancloaod. Utter ahoidd brief tod written to Ink. Owing to the Urye Dumber of UtMra r calvod, oolr ftw Ota bo inaworod here. No reply ojj b Bed to q aerie Mt ounfom Inj u loitractldM. AddreM Dr. William Brady, In car of thl Mwtpapcr. DON'T IA7V VOlIt X-H.W It uoth TuikhtKton tells in "The World Hoes Move" how the med ical student arrived ut the top floor board! ngho.usc room one evening With news of the x-ray. As the student described it to liis room mates. "It's go ing to lead to morn operations than all the acci dents a n d d in cases people ever had. . . . iJerause now, with tills x ray, a surgeon can show his pa tient an actual photograph of what is the matter with him. 'Look here,' he'll say. 'Here's a picture of wiiat you look like inside. Heav ens and earth! You don't want to go on looking like that, do you?'" Not far-fetched at all. Kven now scores and scores of machine-made hypochondriacs are nursing sag ging stomachs, livers, kidneys or colons, although in truth their or gans are not out of place, even though the x-ruy picture doesn't show 'them precisely in the posi tion asinnod them in old-fashioned "physiology" or anatomical charts. If you accept I lie evidence in the x-ray 'picture you will keep right on carrying a sackful of gall stones until thi' day youro hurried to the operating room, because the x-ray picture doesn't show any si ones there. Ur if you elect to have trouble elsewhere you may get yourself into an operation for kidney stones which are npparvnt in the x-ray picture but not to be found when the kidney Is explored. A good many correspondents tell me they are going to have un x-ray examination made and find out jtiL what is the matter with their stomach, if I will kindly tell ttiem a good place to go. I can only wish them luck and assure them that many a case hsis been opened on X-ruy evidence, only to be closed up as quietly as a Volstead raid. The x-ray did for a time make some good doctors falter in their work, but today the old-time meth od of stripping and examining the patient with eye, ear and hand is in better caste than ever and the bright young "x-ray specialists" who promulgtiled tlte notion thnt tile x-ray examination would de tect lung tuberculosis more cer tainly than the physician could, have g'jne the way of the great auk. The Interpretation of the x-ray evidence Is an art. rather than a science, und medical experience, not mere technical training, is nec essary for the wise use of this aid in diagnosis. J believe a layman in well advised to seek ex-ray ex amination only when his physician request! It. (Jl KSTItiNS AM) .VNSWI'TltS Children .Musi Have Playthings. What do you think of the infra-red my apparatus for the treatment nf "internal congestion ?" N. C Ii. t Answer, - Special apparatus for the application of Infra-red rays is not necessary. These rays nre available in ahy uuantity through such homely agents as (lip hot water bag, the hot poultice, hot sand hugs, , hot stones or bricks, or a radiant or glowing fire or heat er. "Infra-red" is Just en expen sive way of saying heat. A Canncr Not No Canny. How in the name of common sense do you think ye can toma toes, nnyway? 'You often say home canned tomatoes do not retain, the vitamin as well as factory canned. We put whole raw tomatoes info sterilized glasH jars, add a little sugar and salt, put a new rubber ring on t ho jar. clamp one wire over the glass (op, place the. Jars in container In cob) water up to their necks, put cover on container, bring to a boll and process for half sn hour. Then we remove cans, clamp down remaining w ire, and We're through. Please tell Us how many more vitamins escape us than, escape In commercial canning. , Mrs. W. 10. It. Answer. I should estimate ito j per cent. Your process evidently; leaves the fruit exposed to ihe air.: Kven If you completely filled and cla mped t he Jars before bollim;, considerable oxidization w ould oc cur from the oxygen present In the (Issues of the tomato. To avoid! that you must drown the fresh to-l inatoes before processing. That is, j let them stand for a few hours lm-i tnersed in whisht ly salted water. Tho Mutt . MUTTj KnowimG TQ Yoo FOR. A TRIFLING PAyOISl IMtTI'ltK DIXKIVK VOL' oxygen In the fruit tissue will then be used up, and there will be little oxidation of the antiscorbutic vita min C, provided yu use a pressure canncr or cooker or else metal tops for the Jars, which can be clamped airtight before cooking. H is not wise to depend on even factory (vacuum) canned food exclusively, for vitamins. IxMk I'p ami (inrnti Dl..y. ''an you tell me what to take Whenever J look up and am so diz ay . . . A. ii. Answer. I can't even surmise what may be the matter with you, brother. Should yuu not have a doctor's examination? It may he a minor trouble, if taken in time. (Copyright John K. JJIlle Co.) Quill Points J'erhaps the accident was tin avoidable under the circumstances tint the pint wasn't. if only this idea of service hud been current when Noah had a chance to swat the he fly. The powers won't trust Chinese courts until they accept the noble principle that a man IK innocent if lie's white. Yet iiiomI of those who de nuutd a room with bath never notice the. dil l ere n e ir there are no hath towels. Some men are born to f ai 1 ; some have hard luck; und some devote all their time to un ef ficiency system. You can give a boy a car und a bank roll and turn him loose, hut it's quicker to knock him in the head. Americanism: Solving the traf fic problem by making it perpen dicular, Instead of horizontal. Tho reparations settlement teaches us that the way to obtain mercy is to stall until the other fellow's wore spot stops hurting. The, Keds were, of great service to the textile strikers. Kven strikers nvoid destroying property and getting in bad if they huvo something else to kick. It's a hard commentary on the past when men sigh with relief because a president acts as sensi bly as any other business man won id. 3 I nil h is the quality that ipiicls the urge to investigate when you h 1 I e. something hard In hash. "We must concentrate all our faculties.' True, brother; or else choose a theatre that doesn't use talkies. A hick town Is a place where, you and central jaw back and! forth because the phone you want j is out of order. How funny to hear n two-faced, I yellow, hide-bound old crook sigh j for the better way of raising chil-j ilren that was customary Ih his. lime. Correct this sentence: "I've been rieh for ten years," said he, "and have received only, three begging letters from the feeble minded." Communications Saw (he l.ottei. K. C ). hi Sky. To the Kditor: I was standing with my face to the northeast Sunday evening, when u burst of flame appeared In Ihe sky, as if some gnscuu mat ter had been ignited ; it dropped, leaving a trail of sparks like those of a falling star. As It lingered. THAT i V?:'A't l 9uT s. ',f r t.ehi 1. ses that succassi -4&M-4i .s JV?.'0,ii Got tTi J3urv; f 1 MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORDTUZZLE At;lU)HS 1. I'tftlK 8. A hook Qf INiihna 11, lti'Cfhr of Incur? II. Mronrlt nf inutliniiullra 17. An Irle Ik, Horn I 'J. luifilorn ii), I'rlntrr'f moustir SI. 1'rrulli.rllr of a Iniivungo S3. Comiiunnil et he r ?1. Iiciil S.l. Hank 26. :lMrr ST. I liter! I ii It In la nf a former iiresb Ht'iit 2 It. l oUlj Ull, r.rnvv nlil 31. Tlirev-tned sloth 59. lHnrm , na. I.minir ma I CllllH'H j SR. Those wtio Hi row lltrlitlr i SH. ( ut woo. I wilh h It n If 89. Coinrt on tho ! a'otre ! 41. Pronoun 42. I'uiritlntf 48. Portion 41. Mjsllc lllnila won) 4."i. Wrnpon 47. Small ItiMe 48, Slid iten Invft' hlon 6olution of Yesterday's Puzzle o I o e j sfffs 'a je ra L 1 1 P s Tu l ;e J TTj a Rie a IH e II kjf nTeIt n '"eIaIt b! 6 1 " iEir H T I H I aTp 2l1xjy h eJn. ne Ts pTp uItTe pc aTb i p T I R E I A IT j S fl 5 I TI A TTdiS raAlLTiTreTUro ITTaIF! Q Vlt N Ffl I i 13 - - 6it. Iirttik tluivly 61. Hon sea &S. ItHttln nf the wnrlil war &Z. KxM H. Vvrcdrps by the tonrh &-. Kind of trre AS. Short fur Alfrnl . R7. Amrrt fit). Iiitfrnatlnnnl iiHtcrstHinlIng 81. l,a ml t'U proti ertlea S. 'In her of leio-pR !( S 1. Ilruld 2. 3 Rp p 7 9 Io j z. 13 '. "" wf m I stif-- .1 . . Wfc, 19 . io I : , ' mft ?-cs -' iijZZ. ! -j -, ff ; ' - - uTiz v- so ' sT TT s S3 " 5S " 56 I , i i I , 62. l l l I I M - 1 l I M I called to the children, but they had seen and were watching. We then called to some neigh bors, who came out and watched with us. As the while light let'i behind changed shapes it formed these letters, K. C. O. If you ob served closely you would have seen in tile lower leftiiand corner an object flashing like a diamond, which we thought was a star show ing through the smoke, but when everything had cleared away there was no star visible in that direc tion. While a sight like this might not make one think of the Judg ment day. nevertheless it does fill one with awe. Wc are hoping that some as trologist took note of this phenom enon and will tell ns more about it. .MI'S. A. TKACY. Central Point, ore. The explanation of this was given by Mr. Dick of tho Medford weal her bureau In Monday's Mall Tribune. ! Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One.) conipitnions realize blessings tliat wo do not always npprc ciiitc. I)wn there, in the lonu niglil, Ihcy ;irr rairerly waiting" to sec the next sunrise, many weeks lience. How many of us take lite Inmlile to sec the sun rise or jiivt a thoiiyht t o . mil ii m Mess inj:s on this heuutifulvarth ? The lyrl expedition. ?ropinj in the halt darkness, in Ant arctic, snow, will nityrcciato regular sunrise and sunset when they return to this blessed land. You read in the Now TcHtumciit of tho unhappy woman saved from U. I ' rlLr tit II. HHVf III. Sim-red poem ii. Noun snillx de nollnv ntrem-y i3. A rut' ia n cum in undent SI, Jonrernhiff iti, .M arks of nounds ST. hind of fcltcle en mi rn S!i. I.UeleHS ;!ii, Ateeiid .11. Dined i:niloypri UV V'iftn lite n. ih-i rid of I' nt u hen on I'oilitl neres- lty .IK. Tn ken r.n in fiitit from imitlirr'it milk in. ltuniH AllL'htly 43 StiiH for pu sa in fenret 41, U ooiU'O Jiro irller 4, Ajinrt 46. Coon up 17, Cultic meter 4M. IJnnleii huplo nients 4. 'I iik i s out AI. Clin lr uS. ItllL'H u4. Soul hern utiitc: nhhr r.:. t nit oH. small coin: lihhr. i;irralpil mil wny : eolloii. 60. 1'oint or the coin puss Aft of re ud tr Iiig Klntr of linshnn Limited pstntn of u iiohleiiuin Sr tin rate entry t'tHlerslnnd 7. Karly Kiiff IMi: nhhr. 8. Iliivhut little worth 0, Kruxi-n rain Hi. i:itihln siu- 11. (luiiinl 12. Consumption: COlllKJ. death by stoning and that method of Inflicting; death, hahituul anion'; the Jews, to whom crucifixion was unknown, aeems far ttway. Unt today's news from Htissiuti . Turkestan tells of nine Mohamme dan i ana tics sentenced to death, oUiL'i'H to long terms of imprison mnent, for stoning to deatli a Mos : lem poet, turned bolshevik. Tho poet, hitherto popular as a ' Mohammedan, had advocated the 'unveiling of women. As lie walked in the market place, Ihe mob, urged to stone him lo death, cheerfully obnvcd. ! Mobs today are not much better than they were loon years ago. i lint (he average is better, forlu- nutcly. ' Mr. Colenuin lost $1,000,000 In hui'iaes.s and hanged himself in the cellar. Frederick MnrtIneni;o, only .was found dead by lib.; wife. He poisoned l-imseir and died while a : talking machine played Chopin's "Funeral March." - Not how many, hut how few, coin jmit suicide astonishes you. i In the "will lo live" Nature has nl;inted in us a dclerminalion hard to overcome. j If Ihe average constitution wove as powerful as the will to live r:in ieer, heart disease and liiherculn :sis wuiltl work against us in vain. I A bright beam of sunlight in Wall Street Monday for money 1 lenders. Hanks called SM', immi.iiimi Jn loans and call mom y was furrd , to 111 per cent on new business. 1 Soon $1.0ou. iiuo.Oiiii in real money will be needed for scmi-anmial div idends and interest. Look out tor more usurious sunlight then. -w One hundred million dollars can not excite Fmlo Siun much one one way or (he other. Hut It turns out that ho will probably have n iRurpltm of ?liOO.iHtO,0'iO instead of JIOO.iHiil.OOO when Mr. -Mellon counts up his income tax receipts. 1 1 really is a prosperous country. And bear In mind that high wages MAKK IT PUOSPFUOI S. , r-lnanlflPd ndvortlslng getn ronultn 3! Do You Remember? Ti: VKAKS .MUi TODAY (Krom files of Mail Tribune) dune (1. 11U. London Iicp"'ted here that Cicrman Crown i'rlnco has en. eaped I'roni Holland Into Cicr many. Ilerlin Field Marshal 1 llndenbci declares national destruction pre ferablo to signing ignoble peace, Khner I). Klwood. while mowing the lawn finds five dollar gold piece. Tho heat wave is driving many .Medt'ordltes to the woods, lulls and st a shore. High school commencement held; Sharon .Mcrriuian gives val edictory. Portland market: hogs, ?U. Steers, $11; tvi:xty yi:aks aio tody (From files of Mall Tribune) .Iiiiiu 2, I'red Ho p k i n s sells Snowy Hutte orchard of 300 acres tu I'M win It. immune of lJozenian, Mont., for $150,000. Dr. J. F. Keddy negotiated tho deal. A. Conro Fiero of Chicago pur chases J. W. Meyers orchard of acres for $-JM,)MHl. The sale l made by John Olwell. Hi The new mountain water will be In the city by July loth. 4 Kditorial: "Prices of local or chards, ranging from $500 tu $1000 an acre are very reasonable when the earning capacity of the groves are considered. "Pinafore" will be presented nt the Medford theatre next week with Miss Ireno Palmer as "Little llllttercup." , Ad: "The Knierick cafe never closes." V Administrator's police lo Crctlllors In the County Court of the Slate of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the ii alter of the Kstate of KHza A. Hildreth. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the County Court of Jackson Coun ty Oregon, administrator of tin estate of KHza A. Hildreth. de ceased, and has qualified. All per sons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre sent the same, duly verified, to (ius Xebury, attorney for the ad ministrator, at his office in the Medford National I tank P.nilding. Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. K. A. H1LDKKTH. Administrator of ihe Kstate of Kliza A. Hildreth, Deceased. June Huh. H'H. Call for Kills. P.lds will be received up to 7::t'l p. in.. July !t, lOUlt, for erection ol a two-room frame school hims" in District No.' SH. near KhnfU Cove on Crater Lake highway. 4. I'Slue prints and specifications may be seen at residence of clerk. I Kdmund Peile. or at county super intendent's office. AH bids shall be in writing and accompanied by certified check equal lo 5 of the bid. 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