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cm' Kxi'luiiiK" Cuopi'iiiilvc; anil K.
Herd, I, lie Oiik Kmiim
MKDFOUI) MAlh TIMP.l'Xi:, MI'IDKOIM), QK'imoy, TIM'ltSMAY. AHn'ST 1.
II I AID
WILL BE SOUGHT YOUNG WOMEN
FOB PRODUCERS IR
E
DUPES
Jackson County Rural and
Urban Bodies Join Hands
PROMINENT DRY
To Solve Problems of ; Rev. James Empringham
Farmer Crop Survey! Conducted Medical Ex-
Also Discussed.
Marlu'llng prnhluniB fatxd by 1 1 if
farmers of Jackson conn I y mid
plans for a doner alliance of tin?
producer and the market wore the
main subjects of discussion at. ihe
mooting of local cities and rural
dislrlclH last, night at tho Hotel I
Medford. These problems uro, to '
Ins studied by a group represent in,4 ,
the chambers of cointnerce and the
granges or tlie county, j
Ui.st night's meeting was origi
nally called tor the purpose of dis
cussing the proposed agricultural i
survey of I he county and consider-'
able time was nlvcn to tills matter, i
Officials uf the granges as well as'
chain Iter exeeut ives outlined the
plan and nave points for and
aejiinsL the survey,
i'u ul V. .Maris, head of (ho exten
sion service of Oregon State col
lee, was present at the meelinj-;
and spoke inlerestlunly upon the
proposed survey. He told of simi
lar projects on in etherised Ions of
the state, (heir advantages and dis
advantages. .Mr. .Marls Is of the
opinion that, while a survey of the
Koguc Itiver valley crops would
prove valuable lor prospective set
tlers as well as for farmers now
living here, it would be an expense.
Ho pointed out that a comprehen
sive survey would be included in
the United States census of V.KW,
In addition to this census valu
able surveys are made each year
by Irrigation districts or Mcdfmd,
;Taent and Kaglo Point, Last year
complete suivcy of lie? Industries
of Lane county was made tin Hi
Kucene chamber of ennwnerce by
aminations of Girls In
Scanty Attire Is Claim
Grave Charges Filed.
N lOW VOIt K , Auk. 1 3 .
Tlx- Dally Sown suiit tmiay in a
cop. rlghLrd story that "Hi ave
r-hai(ies" Involvim; tin.' pniclk-u ul"
medlrlno without a ut lit illy and
supported by complaints of youim
uuinrn p:irisliiolH'i-M, bad If e e u
made against the licv. JniiM's
KmpiiiiKba in, nalioiiii wcrWary
of the church temperance norlHv.
Tin' chaitfrs were made by Or,
K. Dana 1 1 iichlmrri, elilcf of III
cily bea 1 1 h department's h-ira I
bureau, ipxl were filed with
I lit hop Willlii in T. .ManuJtiK a ltd
other officials of the Kplsropn I
chlireli, I be pa per declared.
I Aetlvllb's of the now dcftnnl
I h-a 1th Kd uciitional society of
whb h Or. Krnprhigha m was na-,
(ional siiperlnif'iideut, were con- !
. erned In the report.
The ehai K's were said by I be
NeWH to b;tve been Imsi'tl, in
purl, upon alleged medical exam
liiailoii of young women in scanty;
attire.
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Cargo Insured Trucks?
PHONE 833
And Make Arrangements Now for Us to Haul Your Fruit
QUICK SERVICE RELIABLE DRIVERS REASONABLE CHARGES
Our Equipment Includes Trucks From One to Five Tons
ALL NEW TRUCKS
F. E. Sampson Company
229 North Riverside
Medford, Oregon
3C
liKNO. Ncv., Aug. lii. iVrV
twines Km pr Ingham, believed t o
be t lie nut io na) Keert'tury of the
I'hureh Temperance society, and
former superintendent of the New
Vurk A nii-Sa loon league, obtained
a di von 'i! here last .In he from j
Kt be ,M. Kinp.lngham on He?
ground of desertion, lie denied
Oia I ho wiik "l lie" Km orinuba in.
but ikuim'k and facts of marriage
two daugbti'rH,
Katberlne, were
bruised.
faculty members ami stmlenls oft were IHcti.al as glxen In the.
the rnivi-iMily of Oregon. This 'divorce complaint with those of
lias proven immensely valuable, Ku-1 Hrv. Kiiipringham. Kmprlnghnm's
gene officials report. I attorney said today lie bad not
DESTROYED BY BLAZE
Josephine and, spread rapidly and had enveloped standard rations and 1 days on
badly cut and Hie building whim the fire depart- emergency rations. Kven then.
I meut received the call. . I there would be a surplus of rice.
t Captain Kir (!corj;e Hubert AVil-
Allt OUOI'A' III'ADS I'Olt JAPAN ' kins is onef the greatest living
j experts on polar life and in 'ai
(Continued from Page One.) 1 cm. rg.-ncy would prove an invalu-
,. . . . , , able guide, probably taking charge
J-ckeiicr look along firearms and , , .... t.
of debarkation.
his former client since the
j day of the trial and did not know
(whether he was still in Nevada or
not.
A continuous market for tho
tanner Is his big need Just now."
declared Professor Maris. "The
armor now has to depend too much
upon chance as to market h, lie
nnilinuell. If the county decides
to go ahead wllh the. survey this
year, Professor Marls stated that ,
an effort would lie made to arrange
Hie work so that Oregon Stale col- I
lege can co-operate. j
Further diaeussion regardln: fhe i
mirvey will be brought up at the j
meeting called for August 1M, when
the chairman of each grange's mar- ' lt( SI-;m '1M i. Ore.. Auir. I B. P
Iteting cnmmHfnc will gel togotber M'H- ' 'M- damson of IMinonlon,
with the chamber of commerce sec ! Aim., was crlilcaHy Injured when
rclarlcs. !'"''' auloniohllc collided with a
Attending last night's nieel lug ,,',,hl ,n,"1 Ouiyonvllle to-
were: It. (i. Kowler, coiintv agent, ! ''"V- Htiffernd Internal abd -
who acted as temporary chairman j i""1 Injuries, several broken ribs
of tho meeting; It. T. Seaman, l'o-, 11,1(1 11 broken arm. Her husband
mona grange and Kagle Point Irrl- I received a broken arm ami deep
gatlon company: L. P. Wilcox, i "" h'H h""'u
county hortlcultutal agent; 11. T.
"Pankey, Central Point ehamber of
commerce; tieoigo W. Onnn, Ash
land; ('. T. Maker and V. A. awl-
; Hart, Med fold chamber of com
merce; llcebe, Central Point
grange: Theo. P. Tollefesou, Cen
tral Point ehamber of commerce:
(.. C. Mattelstueill. Kle Point
grange: Theodore Sims, Jaeksnn-
Comfort and Safety
for Eyes
Dr. D. A. Chambers
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
401 Medford Bldy.
KI.A.MATII FAU.S. Ore.. Aug.
I f). (Pi Klre of undetermined
origin wiped out the Spring Street
Iron W'orlts jliere today with a Iokh
estimated n( SI OU.UMU. 'Hie fire
ul nrted In the rear of the bufbllmr.
ammiijiHioti tu cnalde tlie vuyage'-S.l
lo kill seals, deer, grouse, hare and
other Arctic name should bo,, be I
compelled to descend before rc.lch- j
! lnur Tokyo-. i
To provide for any contingency.!
: there alyo, he said, was sufficient! I he city ranges from twenty-one
j food to feed the Oruf's tiO pasStiflAhouBand tcallons C'L.OUO gallons!
jjers and crew for seven days' ofj- per 'month In winter. lo nearly
ATi;it l Acrs ;ivkx orr
(Continuea trom Pago One.)
i sixty-nine thousand gallons (09,000
! gallons) per month during the
'.summer, therefore It evident the
; outside user is paying his part.
' "Outside districts must finance
i t hcmselvcs, build their own pipe
; lines from city limits, assume their
: own risks, collections, upkeep and
, extensions. Jjcing tjuantity Users,
t bey obi a In oil t side meter rates
ami are required to sign a contract
for surplus water only, although it
; Is contemplated that their water
rental would be so important to
jthe city in future years that they
, would have no desire to cut them
off. as any well balanced city sys-
ftcm will always have a large sur-
plus of water at night time. j
Can Hulltl Another 1MH? Idne
i "The city has not doubled in
j population since 111 10. but assum-
jiug that it will double its present '
.population within the next twenty ;
j years, it would then be loo large j
; to safety depend upon a single !
'pipeline ;t) miles long from the j
springs- to- the city, and service
j would demand a double supply
i line by t hat time.
j "In the meantime we should .
' utilize a small portion of the water '
j now running to waste and secure
enough revenue to aid very mater
ially in paying for the present pipe
line. A nominal return of $ 1 000
per month Is possible, thereby
saving for tho city flHO.OOO during
the twenty year period.
"Tlie commission wishes to re
affirm a former statement. Utah it
should not be said Hi is waste is
tolerated to the detriment of adja
cent districts and without regard
to its present potential value.
"Let us serve our neighbors and
build a tJreater Medford."
'MKOI'OItO WATlOIt
COMMISSION
"10. C. Gaddis, Chairman."
August 12. 1929.
C "THE STORE FOW EVEPYBODY"
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MCOfORD.ORloON .
Tomorrow
Is the Day
500 Crisp New Wash
Dresses and Smocks
Mann's Second Floor
COME EARLY
em pfttrmtj of J9B.cn 1,088 Strong
a Stream of Trucks . 7 Miles Long
to lOclivcr this Mountain
of FME1E AL!
t
A'o.tl n tlttnetrttttrtitt0fJrntmta, .4r1mct
pt fin erring in o whittrl of tttrikin$, nioW
rnitie tirnipti. On ttf four smart mniet
from which yon wny choonp.
How lo gel your FREE COAL
Join our Hrntroln Frce.Cmil '.lnl hrtwrrn Anpiml 10th
nnl A Hrponil of 2 mnkr yon a inprnbrr, whirl
H mount In applied on lf puri hiitr prior of j'OJirltontrolu.
lli-forp cold wrnllirr wc will linlnll lh Ilralroln In
your liomp aiul with it yon will rrrclvc a Ion of coal,
nlmolulrly frrc (one-half ton with tho Hrntroln Junior).
You can thru pBy the linlimrr due on your Uratrola
or, if you like, we'll arrange easy tuntallmeiils.
fEN thousand famllips throughout
(. thr- rnuntry many of thpni rlpht in
till npiphliorhood havp brcn niling for
t his annoiinrrmcnt !
l'nrh yrnr more and morn pooplo tnl
ndvnntafsc of this unusual opportunity to
sroure Free Coal. And now, at tho opening
of this, the 8t1i Annual Uratrola Free Coal
Club, thrre arc at least 10,000 bins wailing
to he filled.
Will yours he one of them?
Will the eoal truck bark up to your door
this Fall with n supply of I rep Cttnl? Will
you put these fuel-dollars into your hank
instead of into your bin? Will your family
rnjoy a month or more of cozy, whole
house healing comfort free of coal?
tin Extraordinary Offer
on an i'.xt raortt Inary Heater
You have heard about the F.state Uratrola
the original, first -floor, warm-air heating
plant. In tens npo'u tens of thousands of
homes the Uratrola has
brought almost unbeliev
able hcaliug comfort. It
lias replaced "spntty"loe
beat with healthful, eo,y
warmth circulated, through
out the whole house.
Very likely you have nl
ready decided that it is high
time for you and your fam
ily lo begin enjoying a
Ilealrola-heatcd home. By
joining the 8th Annual
Hrntroln Free Coal Club,
you w ill be assured of hav
ing the Uratrola installed
in your home before cold
weather comes and you
will receive n supply of
ronl that won't cost you a
penny.
Just read the details of
our generous offer it's the
same as announced in the
August 10th Saturday Evening Tost. Then
come in and join the Hcatrola Free Conl
Club. Or telephone us, and we will come
and sec you. But don't delay remember
this offer will positively bo withdrawn on
August 31st.
fw-k
This can't be
imitated
Only tin Heitiola has lbs Int;nsl
Kirn Air Duct that absorbs and
utilizes tho heal which, in ordinary
liealcro, gnes to waste up the chim
ney. Insist upon string it. You'll
find it in every genuine Heattola,
SCOTT WOOLF
FURNITURE STORE
Your choice of Free Coal or Briquettes
the NISIW Estate IKIBATriKdDILA
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