Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 05, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI It Arrnronn matl trtrttnt!. rrnroTiTi, orjF.r.ow moxtuy. atot'st ". v.vii VKCIVj TTVTi E LEATmNECKjMe,r.i,gicaiBtp,rtHTHA HOTEL HAS IN TALKIE THEME j A relished chanfio fmtn the imiMt'ul Htiht fonnly. Imck m;ik ? or flight t'luii likf miuws sfon htre liili'ly is William Hoyil's latfst ull I talking fttai-ririK picture, "The J.eaihf meek," in uhirh Alan Hale, Ilot.fcrt Armstrong ami Fred Kohl er are featured and which opened at Mum's t'raieriun tiieater yestt r d:'" t run until Wednesday. It in s fast action, gripping drniua with ' Tfc romaniic love story of much 1 Sppeal. Hut before you settle hack to lie ii ried away with " tlii.s btory of intense interest, foreign scene, ! -' thrills and horrors, interspersed I With light comedy ut timcH. you i ' will enjoy u (Vast of hearty laugh ! , tcr tit the antics and sayinns of r that fun team of the screen, Oliver : Hartly and Stan Laurel, in their two-reel talking comedy. "Herth Marks." the action of which all f Occurs in and around a depot, train . find sleeping car. It is a scream as a laugh producer, especially tu those who have had experience in V trying to undress in the upper ) berth of a sleeping car. An exceptionally good news re f View ruunds out an entertaining ' hill nf fare, which delighU'd the r Audiences nf yesleiiiay aflernuon aii'l last nignt. ' 4 fs ut reverting to "The l.ealher ' n''k," the latter is a story of the activities of a I'njtt-d Stales Marine corps contingent in Kussia aiut t China just after the World war, ami centers amuud the thongs nf thr-e .M usketeers-like rough ami rady MarliM sohlit-rs and the ' Btii'iig hoiHl of frieiulsiiip thai x IfIs hetween them, lhe.se purls he Wing taken hy William Roy. I. Alan Baie anil rtoht-it ArmstKMig. Thai e.M-ellenl ht-avy man if tlu screen, i t i-ed Kohler, IS so detest ihh ;ts Hit Viilian thai he arouses your whide harted haired. i i The cast of players Is a large one, and appearing in the court martial sequences in minor parts V are such well known players as Philo McOullough, Mitchell Lewis, ; Lee Shumway, Joseph Oirard and Lloyd Whitlock. r I One notable feature of "The ; Leatherneck" is that only j one woman appears in the story, Konya a beautiful Kussia n, (It seems to : be an unwritten law with diree- . tors to name all Kussian heroines Sonyn") splendidly played hy Diane Hills, a former young worn- !' an stenographer, and new screen discovery. The love passages he- , tween "iVx" (Win. Boyd) . and Honya, are. exquisite, und their man-Inge, a Russian orthodox one tof years ago,, as depicted in- the picture, is one of the quaintest, inost picturesqque and impressive once, accompanied hy pleasing song, ever shown on the screen. r The dialogue and sound effects are good,- and of course whenever Sonyu and Tex get close together there comes softly floating out from the stage, hitting the de fenseless audience square In the fuce one of those everlasting, pret ty theme songs, making you think of Mary and Kd and their coming wedding tomorrow morning, which church event this reviewer ardent ly hopes will transpire without any theme song. The male newspaper Contingent present at that event with their fresh shaves and sta rehed col la rs. a nd co m pa ny manners, will suffer enough with out ft. It. A. K. 1 MEXICO CITY Because of a campaign against the talkies in f English recently started by a hlg ' mo ing picture theatre here it has been decided to show a film both With and without speech and let "the audience decide which version Vlt prefers. The anti-Kngllsh rum 1 palgn Is based upon a desire to -perpetuate Spanish as the national language. 1 ATHKNH (VP) Premier Venize los In nn address to the naval ca dets mild he hoped the League of Katlons would he able to effect permanent world peace, hut In Ihe meantime Greece must develop a navy capable of Insuring her terri torial Integrity and independence. PUTTING TASTE INTO COOKERY Four 'Women Experts Redis cover Old Secret An old secret rediscovered by tfonr well-known women cooking ex perts is worth the attention of every woman in the United States. Xctjv tables are rated by scientists with tonlk and fruits as essential foods. Anything that will make good vege tables 'more delicious, hence more widely eaten, is of Importance to . 4he national health.' 7 ? That is exactly the problem these Vumcn experts were working on how to make vegetables so delicious that every member of the family rwill enjoy them and eat them. They cooked vegetables in many ways. .They worked and tasted patiently. All voted unanimously in every a?e in favor of vegetables cooked in little water and with the addi tion of a dash of sugar. How sim ple yet how far-reaching! ' Try this simple rule today with Teots, peas, string beans, lima beans, corn, carrots, parsnips, sweet potatoes, siUnsh, oniuns, tomatoes, cucumbers, spinach, asparagus, beet srreens and celery. Try using a little sugnr and just notice the difference in flavor. Kemember it does not make the vegetables taste sweet. It makes them fresher, . brighter and better. Add also n little 'i?;ar to nient lind vegetable soup blends. Watch how it brings out the flavors of the meats and vegetables. A little sugar promote successful cookery. ! food promotes guuti health. Sugar Institute. Monthly. Augiivi Medford and vicinity: Fair to night and Tuesday. No change in tt-inperatu re. Oregon: Oenerally fair tonight and Tuesday, hut cloudy near the co.. si. Xo change In temperature. Local DatA Temperature (degree.-.) 7 Highest (last 12 his.) .... ivK 7 Lowest Mast 12 hrs.. .. 4S :0 Itel. humidity tpct.) ... . 27 Tj Precipitation (inches) . 0 0 S:a:e of Weather Clear Clear Lowest temperature til i ing. degrees. morn- Total precipitation since Septem- Flames from the burning tar roof bir i, in?, 1,1. ,1ti inchts. i ing If aped feet inlo tht air for Temperature a vear ago today: ! s,,in' tinie. Hiuhest. SS: lowest. 49. ! Flames tlitl not come through Sunset today,, 7 :'2 Sunrise Tuesth.y, Sunset Tuesday, p. m. i : nf a. m. :24 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M, 120th Meridian Time CITY 6 " 5 B 3 liaker City liismarck lioise Denver Den M.dn.-s Fresno Helena Los Angeles: Marshfiehl J'honix I'ortl.-md ke, Hluff . ttoseliurg Salt Lake City. San Francisco . Santa Fe Seattle Spokane Walla Walla Winnipeg W. S4 SS Clear l. cdy Clea r IV Cdy Haiti Char Cl.-ar I 00 r.4 70 ".4 r.4 i a Cloudy Cloudy ( tear P. ( dy. Clear Cloudy P. Cdy. Cloudy Clear Clear Clea r Clear S2 SI Till Cloudy .1. JIFTCilisON; Meteorologist. TWO INHOSPITAL TO OREGON STATE Blaine und John Wolff, brothers, ...,,, ,. , , . Without uny earth nioveinent he held hy the county authorities lol. iK rt,toitU-cl on the selsmoKiaphs lowliiR a nelshhorhood row Sunday Mi. Shasta has heen moved into the noon, wherein Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C'aijis were sent to the liospilnl sitt'CeriiiK from severe liruises, will he released today, according to Sheriff Jennings. .Mrs. Tapis sus tained two broken ribs and internal injuries were feared. She was ini pioved this morning. " The sheriff said ihat his investi gation of the fracas showed that the Capls were the aggressors. The dispute started when the I'apls ac cused the Wolf family of throwing garbage in their yard. LUMBER COMPANY OFFICIALS VISIT H. K. Love Joy of Jonesvllle, Wisconsin, secretary of the owen- , Oregon Lumber company, accom panied hy Al rs. Love joy and four I soiif, are In the city. Tbey are on a vacation trip through the I north went. Mrs. Love Joy und sons spent three days at Crater 1-ake. M. C. Woodward of Silverlun. n director of the Owen-Oregon com pany, arrived last night for a stay in the city and valley. Other directors and officials of the Owen-Oregon company are sehduled to arrive here this week. H is the semi-annual visit of the direct ora to the local plant, most of them combining business with vacation trips. They will visit the local plan!, and discuss plans with General .Manager .(nines H. Owen. ,T! KIWANIS DELEGATES The 1 2th annual Klwaniy dis trict convention which Is to b held in Sab in August IK. l!i and i, will have "much fun mixed with considerable serious busi ness," according to arl Y. Teng wuld, secretary of the local club. lieleuate to the convention will be members who volunteer from the club. said Mr. Tengwald. Those who will attend from Med ford ny !r. li. W. Stearns, and Jack Til "tiompson. ARE LAKE VlSIT0RSf :H;01Eli OF MILL STORE .itt tht thru .M'-,Honi this week-end on t.icj way to Crat" r Itke where tin y j ne nt Saturday tiik'ht ami mt.t of j Sund:i' A number of those niak- i mg Hie 1 rip w err icrsn from 111 old le western and eastern state and this was their fii-t trip to '. Crater Uike Sevetal 1 "i.i i sity nf t ti fE'Hi prof ess.M s act "in pa nit- I ; the group. Wednesday a gmiip of ITT, stiin-niM- se-vjon itudeni" from Liit.ie ; i will from S'-.'Itt te I-h a I w j u ck- lour 'tf .eki(. ( will b t .inducted n l-o.ii d t he j fhlp throughout titc tiip. SPECTACULAR EIRE! :n I I ire starting troiu a nuruing Hue at the l.UJiiu Springs hotel in ' A blantl I.ol evening caused con siderable excitement among re.M dents there though little damage 'was done, according to officials. ;The Maze, probably the most spec j lucuUr since ihe partial burning ; of the Asti land hotel several ; months ago, was on the roof of ; Ashland's tallest building and J could he mien for many miles. into the hotel because of the fire proof com-reie roof, the firemen said. Although gueM-i at the holl l-'ft ihir iiMiins when the lit was iltseovt-rftl they were never in dan ger. Klevainr service continued throughout and the dining room ri'inained open. Xevertneless it was an interest- ing fire to uatch and as mxmi as tlio alarm was soitntled .shortly after tt'clock, large crowds gaih- ered to witness the blaze. Congru- gatittns in some of the nearby Ash- lami churches f lock tl out ami, to- gfthtr with the Sunday evening motorists, several hundred persons were soon on hand. Traffic was at a halt and officers found ji necessary to route cars off Main I street so that firemen might get to i the hotel The Haines lighted the ! entire city Hie surrounding foothills. Firemen from Medfoi d weif called when the Maze looked to be most serious. A I ter making t he trip there in 12 minutes tin- local Idepurtment found the Ashland firemen had the blaze under con trol. Fire Chief Roy F.lliott said this morning. Kt'Ports circulated in Medford that tlie stiuclui'c had suffered considerable tlamag a lid that many of the rooms bail been gut ted were entirely unfounded. MOVE MT. SHASTA 1'acllir northwest and, aeeordins to ' the context of plotureH and eapiion in u national advertisement, placed in close proximity 10 the Ml. Hood Iaxp road. , Lack of geographical knowledge in the effete east la aomothtng that has caused consUlt-ruble amusement und lrriuition in the west. This time, however, Oregon gains -i scenic wonder, Instead oC losing one. The error nppwurs in an adver tisement of the Goodrich Rubber company, in the Literary Digest, featuring the tour of the Silver fleet. Pictures are shown of the fleet on the ML Hood Loop road. The caption nf one of the pic tures rends: "Snow in June! Yea, that snow beside the road over which the fleet Is traveling! This picture war snapped on one of the fleet's sldr trips through the mountains of the notthwf-Hi. Ml. Shasta In the back ground." Oregon .Journal. AI FRIDAY SESSION The remainder of the new air port hangar contracts, bids for which were to have been opened at tomorrow night's epy council meeting, will not he let at that time because of the specifications of Frank t'lark. the architect, not being ready for contractors In time. The bids will be opened and the contracts let next Friday after noon or evening at a special meet iun of the city council. E William Fisher, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Lle Fisher of the Sams Valley district, arrived this morn ing from San Francisco, for a short visit with hi parents, before going lo New York city. He was recently iisslgmd by the American Telegraph and Telcphonf. company to report to the It'll Laboratories.! atler nerving with the company for several years In the Hay City dis trict, The change Is a well earned promotion. Fisher is a graduate of ihe Mciford high school, and the electrical 1 nKlto-ering depart ment of the San tu Clara university. MRS. PR0BSTF1ELD NOW M rs. Fran es I'rob-l fb l.1 h.M piliibav d Ibe .Mil S I v. e s(oi'. which Is b. cited at Ihe end of Noith Central v nue. near tlr Totnlin ):ix faclor- and look po ffittn the fit." of the moot h. The hi tire was formerlv ' w'netl b F. H. With it. and m.ind' n oiintiin and s t -. tatbu t.t ili-ti-s. Mn Fiob-iff ld fo.meily ot.er-it- ' tl the Hogne HlM-l Auto t amp on the I'aclfk- highway near Hogue Hiver. Radio Program KMFH .Monday, August 5 R;rt0 to ti :1 ft KM F.l. 15 tit t : 3 News and mar kets by Mail Tribune. 3o to 7: nit Heath's Drug Store. . H:oo to V:3o I'.ads Transfet. s:3u to y;.1u Mono Motor Co. t TiiciMhi), August 6 9:3o to la Lawrence, Jew- . eler. 10 to 10:. in Southern Ore- ; gon Llet tric. v tit:3o to 11 Domestic luin- dry. ' v II to n:.Hi M. M. Dept. St tire. ll;,1o (o 12 Swem's Hook , Store. 12:00 notm News flashes hy : Mail Tribune 12 to 12:30 Heehe Kindle ' I2:3" to 1:30 Monarch Seed & Feed Store. ,4 1:30 to 2 Itusiness College, ; ' J ! : "fr , ; s i j 2 to 2:3o I'eopk Kb- trie Store. to : 1 1 KM 11). ti:la to ti:3o News and Mar kets by the Mail Tribune. ii:3o to 7 Coleman Law ton aiut Metlfttrd Service Station. S to it- I'ig Tail. li to 1 o t 'a I if or nia regon Power coiuiiany. 4. 4.4.4.4.44.4. 4. 4 ADVOCATE SAVING WEST'S WILD LIFE i Ca plain Frank Winch, manager iof "Forest ami Stream," who is on in Iti.Ooo mile tour over tile United I States, was the main speaker at j the K Iwanis club luncheon this noon at the Hotel Med ford, and told the members of the club what was most needed In Oregon, "Ii is not like an eastern man coming to Oregon to tell you what you are to do out here," he said, "because 1 was born in Oregon, and my folks were prominent Ore gon pioneers." One of the instances brought out in his talk was that if wild life were not preserved, future genera tions would not know what a gun and a fishing rod were. Fveryone In this state owes a debt of gratitude to Senator Chas. .lc.ary, because of his wonderful work in getting the Migratory Bird Bill through congress, said Captain Winch. Tht? bill w'as passed In February, and was the last Impor tant bill signed by President Cool id ge. The purpose of the trip is to find the best sanctuiies for breed ing wild ducks and geese. Mr. Winch will turn over all notes to the biological survey in Washing ton when he returns frpm the lour. . Cnptain Winch went -fishing on the South Fork of the Umpiiua river, where he caught it fl Vj pound steelhead. "Now 1 can understand why Webster put the word 'thrill' In liis dictionary," said the captain. j At present the number of unem , j ployed In Sweden shows a mini- Coleman, dnughter of Mr. mum figure, but the number regis f'lair and Mrs. J. It. Coleman, and Aubrey Norils. son of Mr. and M rs. John Norrls, were married Sunday afternoon at four o clock at thl' home of the hride'H parents on West Tenth street. Hoth young people are well known In Medford ami inrouKiioui tne noKue itiver valley. '1 be ceremony was per formed by Itev, Raymond Itees of the First Methodist church before members of the family ami a few friends. Mr. and Mrs. XoitIh left Imme diately following the ceremony for a trip to the roast. They plan to make their home at Holly Court in this city after August 15. MoSCOWHi Work was begun this ear on 1 NO miles of new railroad in Russia. The couimiea-J Ho M F iA't Fnemployment in riat of transportation plans to: Italy decreased 3:1 per cent lu lf'M start L'!i70 more miles of new roads jand thus far this year. A vast pro wit hin the next twelve mont Iih. I gt a m of public works, notably on spending $1 47.500,Otio on this tie- I he mads, was declared responsible vclopuient. Much of the new on- I fm Ihe change by the fascist nu Mriidion Is In the fur north. ' t borfi uh. lii Even Those At a Distance can have Ihe advantages of Cntiger serviie, for our timtor eUipiueuf enables us lo serve speedily nnd eHfrienily, iven I hough the call comes from many miles nny. Those who wish service of Conger ipialily may have , regatdh-of conditions. CONGER FUNERAL PARLORS Vi 1 . . 1 Aviximum in am ice mot, W.MAIN AT NEWTOWN ST. tfVione 207 AT DIAMOND LAKE TO BE INSPECTED i M'ftcers mill directors the Din mond La ke 1 111 pro v. -merit imiii puny are leaving today and Tues day :T jiiamond LaMe to atteml a meeting which will be held at the irestut it morrow- night. Inspection t ; of tin new lighting system being ; installed there is ope of the prin- ;cipb- reasons for calling the meet- ilng. J. W. Wakefield, vice" firesi- :deiii of ihe company, said today. j The new lighting system is be- ;ing placed in the loilue. cabins ami grounds atitl will make the resort 'a nmht as well as daytime ivcrea- (tion center. Installation is nearly jcompleteii now and Mr. Wakefield ; ex peeled the system t.i be in oper- aiion hy August 1. Thoe having to attend the meeting are: .1. A. lYrrv. nre.-i- Idem: .1. W. Wakefield, vice- j presiilem ; . it. Harrison. W. II. Core. C. A. Knight, and Prof. 1 ! He directors. Families af several of the o I cers will also make ibe trip : l plan to remain for several dav I'dltTl.AM), Ore.. Aug. (,V A call for assisti.nee of tin Crag Ituts. a mountain -climbing nrg - i - iiiv-ui,,,. i.. II.,,,. I I'ii-..,- -u 1.. ! today by those searching for Kenej 1 D't'rliil w ,i..ie.i-iti.,.t .r M. - i - l - leparimeet of utrrl culture chemist, who disappeared ltt tile Willie niver glacier .tester--, . tl;.y, Ore.juize.l search , for lh- I'nivei'-lty i.f t'alifornia graditaie : start. I before dawn to. lay when he1 failed to appear al the fcoveriuueut j camp yesterday afternoon. He left j camp early in the niortiim; to takei pictures of the glacier. J SHERIFFS TRAIL CHEMIST LOST ON MT. HOOD GLACIER ' meet Mm at Montreal. Members ST. MAR1P.S. Idaho. Aug. r 'ol' ,he tiiiuily. however, believe Hherll'fH officers, of three states . tlu'''ft iH u,Mp ,iU1Hf' r,,' fHirrrti. today were trailing (het Ward of , l)v S'1'"'4'1 l'H l"te Saiurdny for t'larkia, who fled after the Flaying A 'V.'l,rV! , , . of ltav Cole, rooming house pro- UJlil' in ( Amster prletur. here late yesterday. I(il'm- Mv- Ka' Kl" 1Vn'li f,',,ni VUy The sheriff was informed today Cole was shot after u uuarrtd about- women. The prosecutor of Ccnowah county said he would file first degree murder charges today. Sheriff's men found the trail of Ward's ear I ft minutes after the shooting hut the officers were out distanced because they hud to stop to examine tire piarks from time to time. The fugitive wan seen last night heading toward Lewis ton. STOCKHOLM UV) From I'M A to I91M Sweden spent $U4.1 00, 000 for relief of unemployment, says a re port of the state unemployment commission. tering during lOii'J averaged about lao.ooo every month, only about une-fift h f the entire sum spent was given as doles, the rest being used on , constructive unemploy- I merit n.iief j The works Included the renalr- nK f roads, building new roads! and railroads of a total h-ngi h of more than I Joi miles, farm im provement and (lit- bull. Hug of 5 1 1 ecrcalion grounds. POUTLAM), Ore., Aug. 5. M'i A fter wit nessing an automobile collision late yesterday, Klmer S.'- ninl, frl. fainted and died of heart (attack on the way to a hospital. I I'hyfdci.'.ns attributed his collapse ; to excitement. "r i MENDED ON ROAD TO JACKSONVILLE: Asphah the . lacks. 1 the Itxbre t tuintv sea1 concreto icpi iille high way o! iter a nd i ne town have bet toi met 1 com- pli'W d l- the L. ( . I let eld eum pany, ida ing that I In trough tan in .v h nditl rendition again all Hie way irtitn Mtl!trd. Mr. 1 1. Told i is nw ngagfti 111 making pau h- ing 1 epairs wherever m-edtd en South It v.-rside ami Fast Man Mircis, nmh'r iustruriiuns from City Sit pel i IK intent Srh'-ffel. 'I hat part of the .(at U snuvillf highway w hi h has jUM bei-n re paired. it-plates tin pavement wa-h'd away or broken up tllir i 1 ing the high Water of r-i'Vrr.ii ' vears ago. ami litnl ards of con , elite asphalt Wen l etpi irtil ,ta li this bad strt-ifh. 1 ill s highway, which Is now said to hi- in perfect condition, wasi laid by Sam Schtdl, the coutrae- j lor, in l'.to-i, of asphaltic eoncreto! of only a four-hu b depth, ami tln ecdtenee if lhat paving Job K ' illust raie.l by the fact that it is ; ' siitl in gootl eomliliou, the only j , Wear and tear shown being that 1 i part which was damaged by the' I flood waters. j I The Mi-calted hump on South! j Fir strt-.-t at Kighlh street, about! 1 which (he fruit packing hoiis-1:-; 1 and growers generally mailt so 'much complaint, has also been re- j paired by the I,, o. Itemtd etim- f pany at an expense in the city til' 1 ddng this repair job 'l'--iiy i-enmved L'lMI yartls ,,f ,llrl ,,,'f",',' ,hl' eonerete paving. It developeil ,hal ,h,i M- Prevhois pav- 1 "g nan ih'cii lani on a ionium tiun of dirt. SAIjK.M, Ore.. Aug. Some apprehension is 5. (Pl iel! hero 1 relative to the condition of State Treasurer T. H. Kay, who, with alts. Kay. Is to arrive In the Vniled Slates this week from London and who cabled Dr. U. K. I,. Steluer lu ' '""""'"H. u ' ill in London. .Members of Ihe family In Salem understand t tint the ptomaine poisoning has a fleet ed Ihe muscles hut do not believe Ills condition serious. fi HANTS FASS, Ore., Aug. C. (A) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Itootiey of Los Angeles, and their two daughters, were, on their way home today In a second-hand automobile after a narrow escape from death at midnight Sunday when their sedan left tho Red wood highway near Wonder, Ore, overturned nnd burned. All their baggage was consumed. One of the ghls suffered 11 cut leg. A passing motorist brought them here where another car was pur chased. They were, going to Seattle. IIOIILKAL'.V. Fiance UV) A 1 novel lii pral.se of gootl winu won a j prize of 10.1100 francs (about $41111) jfor Caul Herthelot, u Iturdeaux ed Jitor. Six wine firms contributed 1 to the prize, which is lo he an an nual offering-. Over 400,000 women and girls who were weak, 'blue," nervous, run down, ami unable to do their work properly, have improved thuir iiealth by taking Lydia K. T'ink ham's Vegetable. Compound. Hy accurate record, 98 out of every 100 report benefit. You can bo almost certain that it will help you too. 1' ami laity . -. . Jjiii -- V chapel" ' I ss I Fib li r . n)- .&1km L THRU HOT SPELL The blessings ,,f Mcdtt.id's ample cohl sprln:; water suppl. were never hetter realized than during the heat spell of last v.ovU when the local populace had all the colli water t In v wanted t j drink, or use for dottiest if pur poses, and for utirestiict.'d irriga tion 01 lawns and water garde. The situation was far different dining a Jm: spell heiore ihe new 'million dollar" water simply am sv-Jtem w4 out in. Then t)o ;ilcr 5 sMfMs. Illlllllllll 1 vMdDitep I Never Any Question about ; Food Purity with an ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Tl I H iliviiliii;; lino between lieiilt lit'nlj wliDlesome re-t'l-iHel iitiini nnd 11 iiiitki'sliifl temporary protee. tiun I. . 1- pi'i'isliiililn I'lidds 111 ' "rti" l' 'PiUiUc the. more or less luipliiiziml ine'tliods of refrineratioii, tile Kleetrie Kel'rinei'alor keeps its temperature below fit) ' 'every day in the ,yenf." '' " " ' Milk, vegetables, meals, efjjjs aud fruit may be kept in. tlie snow-white food compartment days on end without , loss of. flavor or freshness! , Of course this enables you lo purchase foods in much larger quantities at a bi' saving. Hut even mon- important is the perfect assnr-. ance lhat the foods on your table are always absolutely wholesome. Learn of the "Ifundred and One" other advantages of KU'X'TKK' KKKKKiKKATIOX. See your dealer to day. 1 1 The California Oregon Power Company orricii. I hit id. & fin ii.RoMburf tGLmath ttnCnm Ml Ouiumulr-CaUtonito 'ew STODEBAKEBiS;' now on display at mew Reductions upto$250 EFFEGTBVE AUGUST 5- j Inuincl A I'rctidrnt Eight Sedan offered at $173J (and a Mvcn-piisirngrr Prnident at $ 1995)1 A Commander Might Sedan only J11475! A Commander Six Sedan as low as $1 1251 A Dictator Tight Sedan, latest creation of Studrbaker engineering genius, SJ12J5I A Dictator Six Sedan (better than those which told in enormous volume at $1)45) now priced at JI10951 If you don't ant to wait for delivery, get your order in nowl f O. V. MYERS CO. j Phone 4C4 132 So. Riverside was waiui.uud luuleleun uud rigid coimimptlon restrictions were In augurated. The average dally use of the Med fold public during July, including the waste caused by the water run nitig J4 hours daily in the street fount a ins and the genera 1 over flow beyond consumption, was v 014. unu gallons. During the week ending lust night the daily con sumption was ".. -101,000 gallons. The total of water flowing Into the mains daily ftoru the Pig Butte Springs is lil.onu.dun gallons, ana in. is the city water department fig tires show a daily waste of about half a million gallons. The peak load of water consump tion uailv comes between the hour, of t; p. m. and 1) p. in., when every body is Irrigating lawns and dens, willt the highest consump tion about ::in p. in. Ci-esham--Cresham lierry Grow ers., inc., lusialled 20-ion plat- focm cale. smart 9 m