Medford mail tribune., July 20, 1929, Image 4

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jropn. .odor Act of Mtict I.
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(T Mall In Adi.n:
Dii, nh luiidir, rr t.5
DoUj, vltb Sundir, ikuiUi Tfi
Doll, iltiiout Bundij, fur .80
. Dillr, altiaut BiuHlajr, math 86
. Wf.Hr Moll Tritono, on fv .00
1 Boadir, ou fur i.oo
" kr Corritr, lo Adt&MO In otatforo'. Aihlud.
Jielnnrmi, Cmtrol Point, rbooall, Iol.nl, (kid
mil tod on Hifhwiyi:
L Dillr, vllb Suiidor. wmtn .....t .T5
H011J, wiuum sunaor, bodu .no
Dour,: wlUwnt Bundir, ou row..-, f-00
, Dolf, ttn Sunday, out Tv
Jk Ail torni, wb In od.ueo.
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S UEMBEB OP TKK ASSOCIATED PHKSS
KaalrtK roll Lewd Win SmW
I, tin Aioodoud Preu li titluiltelr otulol to
loo mo for publlllon of oil Dtwi diflpatebu
frotttwl to It or olhenriM maitad In thli oopor,
ad olM to too loetl newi pubuabod bortui
All rlttto for Nbllcauos of onorUl tusolokoo
imla oro oJao monad.
''-''' nrr t th cttf of MedorC
. OffteUl paper of Jtekuo Count.
Ye Smudge Pot
y Arthur Psrry
- The ulloRHttun of a prohibition
jliJmJnihtrutnr, thnt,75 per cvnt of
1 the bootlegging in Arkanuns in
flono by.- womeu, ,i HUi'i'HfilnK tid
Jiiks. and a nmirch on the encuteh
. oon of ArkantuiH, whJeh It'iH long
iieon a hotbed of fiddltMH, cyrloiivn
and . ramp meetings. KiKhteouft
, - sn in Arkunmia 1h dlHtiimulrfhud
( for ItH riinibunctloitmieHH they can
..tar und feather a Hlnner quicker
tljiin (in eaflterji Oregon cowjioy
can bulldog u bull. The women
I'olkH huvc always been pictured
7l$ docile aoulii, vl.o,, when they
Welt devllirdi, went .down to tho
fie pot to Htc the drummcrH get off
, uje train. You may recall mat
3ibout a year ago, in u contest, an
.Arkam&n threw a whiskey fla.sk
Tart her than a Nebraska woman
Jlirow a rolling pin. he could
,f;ct mad at the whiskey flanh, but
flot the rolling pin. Therefore,
mighty was her pitching urm. The
Mcplorable .situation has its silver
lining, and indicate the eumneU
Imtion of tbo At-kaiiHau gal. J-'or
yearn, they havo ben hoeing the
"corn, instead of peddling It.
,r The proposed new coflumcH fur
. fi.aloH, leavea the AdnniH apple
ooko and exposed, not to mention
.that the rewt of the gui-b Ik some
Ihing llko the rig worn by tho
-benighted Hindu. The mnln Adams
apple 1b leNM to look at than the
itiverage female kneo.
j "One of the Colby girls went
riding Sunday with a young nmu
Troin the Three Htar ranch"
tLotlnc KotcH). Kxeluslvcly the
'buKint's of the parties of the fit'Ht
ind second parts.
Tho leather did soma educa
tional work for the woodman last
jevcnlns.
jrsT tixi.im; ami;ii.
t' (iliaiiul, linn., Tribune)
We haven't had a chance to
read tho papers very closely
(he, past few days, so don't
l- know whether Amelia F.ar
r hart went to tho funeral of
the man who flew her across
- tho Atlantic or not. Our sus-
pinion, however, Is that she
y didn't and ou the basis of that
suspicion we chide her. Tne
It gentleman may have been
T drunk at thu tlnvo his plane
crashed, but had It not been
fur him Miss Karhtirt never
- would have rated more than
tw.o lines on pa Re twenty.
- Tlpiuka to him she has hud
I Iter picture in tho papers no
less than 10,000 times and Is
" beinp; paid cash money as tho
"fc lady avlution editor of u
- IMUgUl'.ilUi.
i The pri'pnscil war between China
and Kussta i-xeltes nobody, but tho
Chinese will havo the advantage
In the clinches. They havo cut off
-Lhir WKtailrs- but the Huttslum, re
tain their whiskers.
It would flu no harm to sIiikc a
pageant, and iron out the crevasses
on the hounditiK .Main.
c Mr. .Mary lleft welKhid, .and
as found w nl i ng wu n ting a
square incul.
tt The quail are thick eiuuiKh -In
t'he rural areas for a careful hunt
rr to pull a shot nun t.trouRh a
ftnee. wrong end first.
I'ncle. K5, called today and re
ported that thu corn that has been
lotherlnu him, was the collar -button
Iw lost la.. Sunday.
One if these noons a new world
record for woinu to lunch Is koIuk
to ' be established on tlth street.
Viut Iho driver won't be able to cat
ff Cor a month or six weeks.
'j v .Mmm.H auk
, (j Middle anc Is when people de
cline an Invitation because tiny
Tinve already been out two nights
this week, and fc'ive up the strtiK
. fe of tryinK to make ladk-s and
,. (j'entleiiien out of their children.
,. It Is when (hey stop I.ouUhr
uboui their Klf und Instead take
i you out to show you the primula
In thu Kardep; when, on neeliiK an
nttrnctive Kh'l, they foiRet about
Jier looks but recall that her
Uiother was a Hrown. and. on at
tend In r a revue, grow reminiscent
over the .sextet from "Klorodoru."
Middle, age Is when people have
' to upend leaai on wedding presents,
fuel obliged to nend floral wroaths
nstcjid of sprays to the departed,
and aio nolblpR like so much In
ftuested In who Is Io.kIIiim the
American leaRiie as they are In
tvhat tho Industrials are doliiR In
A "tho market. , It J when woiuun
ijeffln to use their cyeasnes ftn
Jn idfrn an w ell as for rend inn.
- Middle ae Is when children In
quire sollolloiisly how mother and
lather are und begin to think up
tnlntfH that mother jind father do
not want to do which, If they did
them, would do them a lot of good
physically. It Is when women ask
ii ihiu U a nickel fr n imnrivr.
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JAPAN MORE FRIENDLY 70 CHINA
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rmil (iii'stioiis wliicti do
cept tin! Jnpuiiesi'; vliilt; the delay in liitif yiiif; t lie KellofSfr I 'act
was u fnetor in tlie dissatisfaction with tlie 'J'anaka ministry,
the -net mil overturn eanie l)eeanse of the government 'n insist,
once on disciplining eerlain iinuy officers for their miijoko1
iicifliycnco in eonneetiiui with t lie assassination of ChiingTso
Lin in Manchuria. ' '
ThcMiiiiagiiehi govern nieiit will differ from that of Tanakj!
chiefly in heing inarhi'dly more friendly toward China; Huron
Shidclmrti, who is to he foreign minister, is famous as the chief
spokesman for a conciliatory
Nanking. L.
If the Alamigiiclii regime survives, it will tie more than ever
likely that China will manage to rid herself of the unequal
treaties which are rapidly losing their force, in any event.
This is fl (piesticni with which the American government
must grapple sooner or Inter; and n great advantage would he
gained if we were to he among the first rather than at the tail
of tlie procession. New Republic.
Now lliere is a car J'or every 5.IJ people. Tlio .G kind doubt
Jess arc the less uimMe pedestrians.
Peo)le of the old home town an; much like city people ex
cept they wonder how ydu keep on fooling the world.
(.as will he deadly in the next wnr if the enemy can catch
a tank driver or flyer and make him inhale it.
AI Capone Kays the lMiiladelphia 'court was prejudiced
against him. That is the first compliment n Philadelphia court
has received in a long time.'
The question is does boyhood
or does it take a great man to
The cut trlitKs nut howl poes to the compositor who changed
'full blooded friend of the farmer to "Hull-flooded."
It ich men pick up the pretty
Ljiliince. Pretty men don't get
A grouch suffers in some
knows where the lawn mower is.
Aiiothrr need of the times is
ists, "I don't fjivc a d how
i:OZi:.MAX, Mont., July 2 0. CPj
D. h. Klsher of Wcnalchee, Wash., !
putholuKiMt of the L'ulted .States ,
department of aKilcullure. was .
elected president of the Northwest
Association of Horticulturists, JHo-
moloKi-HtH and l'at hoIonbUH at the
conclusion of tin oiKani.at ion's
ctiuvcnllon here last nicht.
II. C. Wt'huster of Curvallis, Ore.,
horticulturist a.1 Orcfion state Vol
lege, wn elected secretary and
trousurer of the association. '
Meetings of the association will
be held at Corvallis Land at ftled
ford next year.
New Small Currency More Difficult
For Note Raisers If People Will
Learn Portraits on Denominations
WASIIIMVI'ON. .Tilly 2(1. Ml
In making more difficult the tusk
ot converting a onu dollar hill
Into a ten or a two dollar not.
Into ii twenty, the new small cur
rency hns til-ought an educational
problem to I he secret service. ,
-Much of till! pust work of the
secret servleo In dealing with
spurious currency has been caused , he till f icult to raise a one dollar ('fu lt disturbs the other's rest and
by note raisliu; operations, til-j bill because you will Know that"" either has any communicable
though thero huvo been sporadic ! Washington's portrait is only on ''tnat'i! the other Is likely ,lo .share
appearances of counterfeit bills. J tho one dollar bill. I11- ;i
VV. ll. Mornn. chief of the se "Am you can see. all these mat- Lifetime Habit,
crct service, believes the new cur-, tern become an educational prob-! have been constipated all my
renfy will place new and greater I lem, we can tro to the people nnd am now it years old nnd
handicaps In the way of the note j say, 'you must not take n bill have taken more pills and other
raisers because of the denomtna- j wit h Washington's portrait on It physics . , . O. S.
tlunul dcslKns that have been fur more than one dollar.'" j Answer. You should say "M
adopted. I .loran has favored the adoption I have hei n IuUUik P'"s and other
"One thhiK that I nm n'ad to of denominational dolKus as alpbysics all my life and I have cs
see with reference to this hiihiII chock to note ralsin operations i tablished a lmblt or constipation."
currency." he told membrs of eon-, for a number of years. j Send a stamped envelope bearluK
wrens. "Is the restriction in the! The new currency bears the to!- your address and uk for liules fo
number of designs. We have had lowlim i hoturaihs: Uecovery from the Vtnw liation
a K'ont deal of trouble about that One dollar, Washington; two. Habit. If you tell me ymir symp-
raiie, tor instance, me raising oi j
hills, with the employment of theUton;
same portrait on different de-
nominations of currency.
"Washington's portrait. Lin
coln's portrait and alt those por-
MUTT AND JEFF
jeFF, 1WS IS TRRlBUi I fwX GRcat) I vWHAr ilFFeMce' i v,es .jT fiT I ?JAN y0vJ HsJOT A STROKc I THASS ALL X
we'e lost om tvc- J LAfce is it, ls Tf vkjc'rg N wt iww -me ?AjihA? iw A I vwANTStJ to J
GReAT LAKC-sI I motT?-J AiM'r vyeJJ T NAtA 6F Vl av1?? , CARLOAD! I rvJ6yJ.' T
' : :rrv " ' t ' v-aks, uue-u -r 1J r ' v u' .
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rrri'-r-v-----vtyw-ij r .W-vtyvW v ... r r -r . . . ...-r ... V , v mtm t .
i 'i r i s LodA...--,.jiiiij:.i i I
hoi greatly ronci'i'ir anyone ex
policy toward the aspirations of
on the farm make a man groat
work up from that ?
women but Xiiture keeps the
rich.
ways but we notice he always
a postcard to mail to vacation
nuiny blankets you sleep under. M
TWILIGHT SLEEP GIRL
Al-lM-'Ol KItQl-i;, X. M.. Julv 2'.
A') Kay (Jravcs, former inmate of
the New Mexico Oirls' Welfare
home and chief witness in the
"twilight sleep" Invesiliuitjon last
January, which resulted in (he ro
moval of Kuperlnteiuieivt Jierlh-i
l.ips and the appointmebl ot a
new board of control, was fatally
shot early todi.y with the revolver
of .Deputy Sheriff Karl I .Ice, who
was taking her homo from a dance.
Itlee said 'the Rirl committed sui
cide. The district attorney said he was
confident the plrl killed herself.
(raits that have been commonly QfliSTlOX.S AM) AXSWKItS
used, havo been Muploycd on bills) 1,1 M,,S Nl
of different denominations, and ,s tl,,,,'R "' "Kor of a boy
that lends itself to the note raiser's! 13 sl,,t'!,f' 1" room with
operations. , tn'K wiamlfather inied hi? Mrs. O.
"The restriction of deslKii will Answer. The imcs of sleepliiK
simplify that and will embarrass Partnei-H makes no difference. The
tho note raisers and counterfeiter- I n,ll.v objection to more than one
as well. In other words, it will person In a room or 'i bed is that
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jerrerson; five, Lincoln; ten, Ham-
twenty. Jackson; f If ty.tsay "I have the constipation habit.'
nne hundred, five humlrc.l i.ut uf Vein Obliteration.
Oinnt ;
McKtnley; one thousand, Cleve
land ; five thousand, Mad (yon; ten
thousand. Chase.
It Was No Time for Geography Lessons
is i
Personal Health. Service
By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D.
(Hi-nod lrltan ftlnlni to pononol hooltk and htlooo, not to dlaauo djoxnoola or
transom, will bo onaworad or Dr. Brad If a otanpad, oalf adilroaood omolopo la onoloood
Lrttoro ohould bo brial and arrlttra In Ink. OrU- to tbo lorgo nuibor ot latt.ro ro
oolTod, 9ljr a low oon bo onoworod boro. lo roplr can bo tudo le nanits tut ooDlorai.
lug to Inatnotlopo. Addraoo Dr. Wllllona Bjrody, In coro of tblo ooppov.
l.MMl'XITV ARTIFICIALLY ACQI'IltKD
A pi ufi'sslunal man tells a sad t me the cost of this operation, if it
story that deserves to bo printed ! l operation? A. H. C.
hre. OnVday his daughter, aged !tt ,H "0t "n ?'
lion, buch treatment, given In tle
y, camu iiome noin i-iouo, Un
a sore throat. the lamliy pny
sieian waa sum-
monod and he
diagnosed m c m
branous crou p
(diphtheria) and
immediately ad
ministered a fair
d t mq of antitoxin
It will not say
how many units
in tlw dose, for
u n s o phisticated
think it too large; it was not too
large; I should want my child to
have the same dose in the same
circumstances. The child grew
worse next day and died.
Another child, then IS months
old, received a protective dose of
l.OUO units of antitoxin. This all
occurred before the .Schick test :
was introduced. This child, At the(
ago of eight years, was given the i
Schick test, found susceptible, andj
mereu MM, m u u u . cv uuW
of toxin antitoxin at intervals
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family physician. This was done
because there had recently been
several cases of diphtheria Jn the
school and some "carriers" had
been detected. Tho. family phy
sician told the parents that this
toxin antitoxin treatment assured
full immunity against diphtheria
in six weeks.
Fate once more descended on
this home. Five weeks after the
last toxin antitoxin Injection the
boy complained of a sore throat
and had a hhcli fever. The family
physician diagnosed diphtheria of
nose, larynx and throat. He gave
the boy at once two-thirds as Iare;e
a doso of antitoxin as ho had fllvon
the Kirl wjio died. Then the other
third two days later. The boy
improved steadily, until the sixth
day, when his heart bej;an to show
some nij,'ii of wt'ukeniiiy, and in
spite of all the doctors could do
the boy died on the seventh day
of illness.
Subsequent the family 'phy
sician told the father that- It is
now believed the process of 1m-
mu nidation lakes six months in
stead of six wee Its. The father-
says this traffic experience has
shaken bis confidence in the toxin
antitoxin immunization, and If t,t
takes six months for the full Im
munity to develop that loaves -
formidable period d urine: which
the child Is likely to contract dlji
thcria. .
I do not know th:t any one
I; n oivh I . o w I o n p it takes f o r the
immunity to develop, thoutxh In
any case where artificial Immun
ity Is produced, as by so-called
bacterial "vaccine" treatment, or
even in specific protein sensltizn
ation work in the treatment of as
thma, hay fever nnd other trou
bles, I believe three months or
more is required for the Immun
ity to develop fully, from any one
doso.
Tho moral I should draw from
this Hail Instance Is that it is bet
1 tor to have the children Schick
I tested and. If susceptible. Iminun
, ized against diphtheria NOW be
j fore they po to school, livery Rood
'doctor Is prepared to test and im
! munh'.e the children.
toms 1 11
I saw something In your column
ubout chemical obliteration of vari
cose veins. Will you please tel.
; ,.i,yi,clan'H office, costs from .Vj
to ;uo, and of course h given
freo to thousands of people unable
to pay
Cinnamon As n lruc(.
I use a lot of cinnamon. Havo
been tobi it will dry up the blood.
Would this explain scanty or mtiti
etl'porlmlH'.' Mrs. V,
Answer. Cinnamon has been
given medicinally as a remedy for
excessive menstruation, though it
is not now used very much. It is
. a carminative and a stimulant. It
I
though one should not habitually
eat cinnamon or oth.?r condiment
for the stimulation It gives that In
a drug habit akin to alcoholism.
(Copyright John F. Dille Co.)
Quill Points
L'ghter cars will encourage
n.'.ltinu 4 aw. 1 i.....n.r.t,r.u An
Km)ok tnem t , ff , , ,
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The tariff wall serves a double
purpose. liy keeping out foreign
goods, It also keeps out foreign
debt payments.
An alien Is a foreigner. -A
l darned alien Is a foreigner who
Isn't humbled by the fact.
It s still a hick town if it
sents the leadership of tt man
who wasn't born there.
.One good way to fjet your
man to work on time Is to
start thu da i mil uhUio of a
vacuum ck-aucr.
Well, if space ends . somewhere,
that means there's a limit to
everything except the Amerlcun
consumer's ability, to absorb pun-IshmenL
Statesmen are men who pluniWiis the "house.
carefully to avert u war the peo
ple never would dream ot It there
were no statesmen.
I r r r f VV 1 urnmont ,.ui.H spent lor you, rniiUiK
We aren't sendine a better class , VVJ n.ll'iM1l ""." caro of soldiers, pensioners, urmy,
to jail. it just seems that wavj'V tlie e,ul ' 'Jlp V . 1 ar ',inU'8 navy, inUM'est on war debt, etc.,
because n worse lass has been foro,auKh and hIH '"'Hher, Adam, , s3,S48.4r.:LlS!l, an increase of more
admitted Into the better class. J "ought horses nnd mules from the Unan 52uO.OOO.OOO In a year. Kverv-
: government and started a circus, ; hmg ha8 goue p. .except the cost
Americanism: Thinking thelwith John O Urien. Tho circus ROtl0f nmnjng the VliitG House. Air.
Smiths don't amount to much bc-n few lions, and Charles Porepaugh j 1 jnover has economized on him-
cause iney seem eager to 00,
friendly with you as though no
body low enough to want your
friendship could be worth while.
How easy to solve, all problems
If wo could cum prom Iso without
giving up to those hard-heads onjuef that William Fox. the motion '
tho other side.
Perhaps "two car garage" Is th.
only way to say It but umially It
,,, , . . 1,
is more polite than exact to call
""' ul'u'r '" a c!"'- j
Science has found a way to mU
nil nn.l water, lint we siill . have
white pants and flat tires.
It's rn.slcr (o u in I erst a nil
the bends In n new Jhlulmny
If yon know wliriv tlio fricmls
of tlio boss enBluorr own
proiMTly.
You resent .the kaiser complex
in others, of course, but how often
have you wished you wire driv
ing b five-ton truck?
The four essentials In making
modern gin are gram abohol.
water, juniper berries and imagi
nation.
Correct this sentence:
I t-.ilked for tin hour" said the
wife, "hut neither of us mentioned
her Jewelry, car or other possei- pnrts of the I'nited Slates and
slims." Northwestern Canada, imttlni; up-
' tlie price In n way pleasant fori
The nlchest bidder nt n United
Slatos marshal's sale Jn Portland , those that have wheat for sale.
Ale., bouitht ft lowlwat for S'ioe.i Knglnml suffers In n drought til-1 ,
lie sold It for JTlt.dOo. jmost iinpninllcleil. Mills are clos-1
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Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pane One.)
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man uiiu Kiiicu 111111. us ucu
Charles Forepaugh, dead at the '
n irn of H il nl n't livn Ki-i tniii' lin. '
pui 111s iiu,ui into 111c inuuiu 01 011c
01 tnem u eacu pcriormaucc. io -
man had ever done that before, al-l The cost of government amounts
though many have done It since. to about S;t0 lor overy man, wotn
That makes his death "news." (an and child in the I'nited States.
I A good deal oC money, especially
His many friends learn with
picture magnate, has come through
an accident that might havo re
sulted seriously. 1
" "ca news 01 ine acciueai came,
rnlorteJ.a wcre ..Rested to ascer-
tain what sort of glass Mr. Fox
When news of the accident came.
" " 1118 "ous-ito.vee ear. no
a" ers nau ucen auvisen ny
the writer to use "safety glass" In- J
stead of tho sort that breaks into
razor-edgo pieces. ,
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.M. Los had not taken that pre-
can ion. Ills Injuries were due to I
broken glass He and others risk
heir lives roIiik ofl miles an hour
in Dlntu rIusr caBc8, knowing that
a collision nt ,iiiy nioincnt mnv j
mean a severed Jiicnlar vein. '
.1. H. S. llnldano, writing on
"Man's Destiny," encourages you
with Hie statement Unit our carlh
has lasted "r.bout" twenty thou
sand milium years, and will carry
us comfortably for mtUious uf cen
turies more.
Bl'T "the sun mny possibly swell
up temporarily, ns similar stars oc
casionally do. In this case the hu
man race will be very rnpitlfy
roasted."
i t ne mtmnn race Is not
She and'nctly roasting, but
from drought 111 many
l!uln has ruined wheal In many
Yesterday's Puzzle
7. OhHtntrtbin
K I'rvBOMH
9, The olil iMff
III. Ilirllnev
13. Awrnir
IS. Mi fir I for n
ninn' name
SO. rieimnnt nmell
?. lln-iikl'fl'it food
i::.-'Huit woman
'Ji. Tliict:in
tfurt'ilf-i
2it. t-,xfet of the
oliir ott the
1 Insar ynur
37. Villain tn
i mai-iln"
i!, 1'nrt uf l!ie
.irc
yO, Somrthlny
Kir i ii tt
IMielfy
ill. Mllnl
rr . ltKiiuir
IT,I -.3. 4 ylbiflr.ent
31. Ounliitrfl in 1 it
Wild iM-ii.i
fil. Mirlited
ii. Primary folor
S3, ltnlf eni
Jill W N
1. Mrrii
9. :ntiKh eollege
3. iliitlnlster
metllrlnii to
4. elt
fi. Thrown Into
eestiisjr
37. fl'Jie ol'l ilotf
UK Tun nnt
HffiiUfiilt
sIjiiv
ii. KiiHsinn inn
rnllar nn in
41. I'sti in cHtrh
bit; Uv!i
I.. Sirhdinir
ts. (ifonifUlftil
rntle .
lug down fr lank ot water to run
them, and all the people are, re
quested to avoid waste of water.
A very finporlunt formula, that
1120. Take away tho molecules
containing caeu two atoms of liy-
urogen ami one of oxygen, and man
and life on this planet would bo n
memory.
,n lho venr jufil past youp pov.
-. . . - . .' .
H(,ir
re-'for army, navy and past wars. But
the results are worth it.
FOOIS CREEK SOLD
, -
FOOTS CKKKK, Ore., July L'0,
Spt.cluO The river frontage
Vf the ChampUn subdivision of
V,)ou( ,
M clc.mcnl3 r central Point.
D am, Mra M of
, , D (. , , c ,
u tew a w, K,, .,.
Ml. Iit.,.um .skok.lon. ,n
Kepicmhcr lir. ami Mr,.. Murrav
will return to Washington, where
Dr. Murray will resume his posi
tion as Quaker minister of the
church which President and Mrs.
Hoover attend.
WB DEVELOP
Films Free
iSdiiiWest Side Pharmacy
YOUR REXALL STOSE
Open Sundays and Eveningi
All the Time
Do You Remember?
tk.v vi:.hs ;o today
(From files of the Wall Tribune.)
July 20. 1D1U.
War tax on ice cream, soda
water, due today reports Milton
A. .Miller, internal revenuo toilet-tor.
Mike Womack leaves for Ne
vada to investlKate mineral prop
erties In that state.
' i,aPi.- vff irlvi's address on
League of Nations before Aahland
L nauiau(iia.
President Kerr of O. A. C visits
Medford uud Talent experiment
station.
Wa.slilnKton Suffprtnc from a
uiiniit niiiuk nf InillueKllun Preai-
j dent Wilson is ordered to his bed.
TWKXTV YICAHS AGO TODAY
(From files of the Mail Tribune)
July 20. IDOIt.
nerlln ficrmuny is now threat
ened by race suicide.
John Wllliinson leaven for Se
attle .exposition, also Vcrn Van
Dyke and Basil Gregory.
Ail: Hear Mrs. Clayton sinK
"IMisB Forever l'ast" at the opera
house tonight.
VV. A. l!au, former New York
rity hotel man. leases Moore hotel
from the Delroy Cletchell syndi
cate. Itoliert Telfer elected city re
corder over N. L. Narrcgan and
Win. Vlrleh.
Notice or Sale.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon in and for the County of
Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of
William A. Cowley. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby Riven, that the
undersigned administrator of the
estate of William A. Cowley, do
ceased, will, from and after the
Uth day of August. A. D. 1929.
offer for sale and will sell the real
and-or personal property- herein
after described, or such portion
thereof as may be necessary to
pay the outstanding claims against
said estate, and the costs and ox
oenses 'of administration thereon;
such sale to be at private sole to
the highest bidder for cash or up
on such other terms as the Court
may upprove; such sale to bo made
either in bulk or separate parcels
as the administrator may elect, and
said sale will be made pursuant to f
an order of the County -Court of
Jackson County, Oregon, made and
entered on the 9th day of July, A.
. lUL'.'t, uutiiori.ing and licensing14
the undersigned to sell -said prop
erty as aforesaid, such sale to be
made subject to the confirmation
of the above named Court,
The real and personal propnrty.
above referred to. and to be sold
as above set forth, is situated In
the City of Central Point, Jackson
County, Oregon, and described as
follows, to-wit:
I'orsoiuil Property: 200 folding
chairs, 2 stoves and pipe, one iron
safe, and a miscellaneous lot of
iron and soil pipe fittings, and an
oil tank.
Ileal Property: An undivided
one-half interest in Lots 0-7-8 of
lilock 7, together with the Im
provements thereon, and all of
Lots 7 and 8 in Ulock 4C, including
the residence and other improve
ments thereon, all being In Central
Point. Jackson County, Oregon, as
aforesaid.
Dated at Medford. Oregon," this
1-th day of July, A. I. 9aj.
J. O. ISAACSON.
Administrator of the estate of
William y. .Cowley.
SPECIAL
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3c Tulips Hyacinths 3c
and other fall bulbs. Daffodils,
Narcissus, Freesia, Anemone, Ran
anculus Crocus, Etc., 3c each. Spe
cial advertising offer on 100,000
bulbs. 100 bulbs worth $9.00 for
only $3.00, postage prepaid, satis
faction guaranteed. Free to every
one answering this adv. within 10
days a 50c bulb Aconitum Fisherii.
Lovely blue cut flower 3 feet high,
grows In shade. Bulbs bought,
sold, exchanged. Parties wanted
to grow bulbs, cash or share basis.
Write. Bulb book 10c
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, Agency
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Prions 105 80 N. Csntral
Asdford, Oregon
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