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T CHIEF FEDERAL-
E I HORTICULTURIST
Oregon Has Thirteen Million Acres
of Public Lands Which Would Come
Under Plan for Transfer to State
IN CAPITAL CITY VISITS STATION
Mr. ami Mi h. John II. Chi kin,
after a residence in MimUoi'U since
1910, loft liy juitu. inr Salem, their
flit tiro home, with tlnrtr Hvp rhil
ilren, yesterday afternoon, having
selected, a home in thut city Home
time iiko. anil their household fur
n It lire i on route ly motor truck.
The removal of the family at
.-this time was due to the tact that
tho Saloni schoolB open next Mon
day and Mrs. Curktn and Hie chil
dren want to net settled in the new
Home before that time.
t My. Curkin will return here In a
few days and remain to cIosg up
city attorney affairs, prepnrtory to
fuming over the oily attorney's of
fice, which he had held for the
nasi 10 years, to his recently 'ap
pointed successor. Frank P. Far
veil, whom he will continue to as
sist in tfettinp thoroimhly grounded
In ho Important matters ot the city
government until October 1, after
which, date Air. Far roll will he in
, complete charge of the office,, and
'aiiy.Cnrkin 'will leave for Salem,
where he will give his entire time
thereafter to his duties as a mem
ber of the state tox honrd.
', The leaving of Medtord by the
Ciirkiii; family is much regretted
by a wide circle of friends1 and ac
quaintances as, while Mr. Carkin
has been conspipunus in public nf
ifalrs for i yvuii's.J Mrs. Curkin has
'taken n prominent part in " educa
tional and women's club matters.
. i '; i i-i
In, r:. C. Aueliter. chief borti-
ulturiM uf the I ep;irlineiit tf
j Am-JcuU'iire. spent yesterday In the
city mid valley on, a hurried survey
. of lueal fruit conditions, J le left
ilast nit;ht for Sun Fnmeiseo.
Dr. Aiu-hter spent the f"ivnien
int the ituthern Oregon Kxperi
nient station at Talent, with I'mf.
i Keimei. and in the afternoon
! visited the in eking plants and
orchards.
Dr. Auehter has ihiirge of all
fruit investigations, with -too high
j ly trained spi'f'alists under his
j en in ina ml. The Dart let i ear tests.
I now underway for liuriloU ship-
iiH-nts from this valley nre under
iiis supervision, lie expects to pay
in louver visit to thin section next
! spring, to father orchard beating
pilot oi.ier uata. ,
i Di. Auehter expressed himself as
j highly gratified i;h the work of
I the Southern Oregon Experiment
(station, under the direction of
1'rof. Heimcr, and also couuneuded
the. co-operation uf the KYtiitirrnv.
crx League and the UoKiie .itiwr
.TraXl'ic auoC'vtUoii with ilie experi-no-nt
staiion work. Ho said tlie
i cooperation bad come uutler his
infjiie-fy in reports from this valley.
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I n i;. s. I'ickoiis '
(AsMM-Iated lrej Staff Writer) (
WASHlXCTO.ViV' If President
I louver's plan fr iraitsf erring ,
j public land ti tin? states meets the
j approval of the mmmkMon ho wiM
appoint and finds favor in con-'
' Kress, l?oi,K3i,7j (A-reS of land will :
j lie placed in the hands of the
. states,
I The greater portion of the area
j is in states west uf the eastern :
1 folorada ami Wyoming border.
, Nevrdu, u ere 1 U'.J'HS acres to- '
71 pit' cent of the entire Male is
j in pub lit- domain, will be niot
greatly affected.
l.'lah. with! L'3.1 4T.X07 aer.-s f '
its area iii public domain, is the '
second largest puhlie h.nd state in
the union. California, with -,-j-'i'ft.ll
acres, ranks third.
The income fropi the public
j lands uf tin- country last year was
.(M !i.).:uii, ybleh ineliub-s money
received .for t ho Kale of land. Of
this amount 1" per cent went into
the general fund of- the federal
treasury. !' per eept to the re
clamation fund, all of w.mh is
spi-nt - tir wiwi(M-iT 'or public land
state; and-S 7 'V per cent went back
j luW nubile Ifcind. states for schools
and roads.
CRANDALL DEFEATS
MORE LOCAL CHARTERS
In today's matches at the Rogue
.River Valley golf links tournament
play, Harry Cramlnll won from
Karry Sehade In the second flight,
six and four. There were other
matches in progress this afternoon
Including hetwueu young .Dob
Hammond and Kmiuons Emmcns.
for the president's cup.
Tho biggest upso't .of, the tourna
ment game camo in the defeat yes
levday;ot' Shinny 8. Smith by R. C,
Meni ) Jerome in a handicap
match h the second flight, one up.
WhiJo Umlth played under a hard
handicap. H had . been generally
believed heviould dnfeat - Jerry,
an the fonttet Is ranked as n player
in;tlm cla.ss of' Chandler Kgan.
At a meeting of the Meilfin-d
Labor Council lr.st night formation
of loeal unions for barbers, motion
picture operators and butchers wa.s
reported. Charters for these three
organizations were granted. The
meeting was addressed by Den
Osborne, member of the Stale Fed
er.Mion of I-abor.
There was a large attendance at
the session, and every craft in the
e!ty was represented.
lliORROi'
MS NEW TEK :
I WEEKS AND ORR
More than half of the amount
received came from Imnuses, ro -
allies ami leases of miner:.! right
The aniount i ei eived from th.r
source was J:t. :':;. 1 .". The sale ui
public lahd brought $.1 1 J. t 4-1. The
.-ale of revested tinilior and rail
road land in ho northwest netted
StlM.eiS and pwer site lease fees
tot;. led
The remainder i.f the money
ea m e fro in widely scattered
sources.
The only western state with any:
appreciable area in puMie lands
Florida, vvllht Kl.S.'i.". acres, laryelv1
in swamp land in the center of the
Kvergh.des. j
There are scattered pa reels of I
ground belonging to t he govern -
nienl in Alabama. Kansas, DnitN- 1
hunt. Michigan. Mississippi, Okla- j
homa and Wisconsin. j
Acreage of public h.iuls In other i
slates follows:
, Arinpa. d;,!U l,:iii7; Ark-anas '
;:'.". !t:!3: Colorado, s.JlS.NTfi; Idaho. I
111,7a i.-ln ; Minnesota. l'J7,!i!t'i: !
.Montana, ti.noa.u i : Wbraska. 2S..
-SCO; New Mexico. 1 li.i'S J.."S l' ; 1
North Dakota, ir;!.lt3; Oregon.
I3.a-.,TJ4I:. South Dakoti.. -to j.4iT" : 1
Washington.. - '.'M.iieU: Wyomitn:.
I7.a:i:..r:(7. ;
G. 0. P " CONFAB T0PER TAKES B0TTLE HAHN WILL HEAD
nW TARIFF AQ U.iLA
uii i nun i nu
I00F PATRIARCHS
Comfort and Safety
for Eyes
Dr. D. A. Chambers
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
404 Medford Bldg.
VOTING L I
PiONEER ASSOCIATION
REUNION SEPT. 26TH;
JAfKSONVlDI.i:. Ore.. Sept. D'.
--(JpeciaU The Souilern Oregon
I'ioneer association will hold its
annual reunion in Ashland on lie
L'tlth of this inon t h. A 11 pioneers
and native sous i.nd dauiihtcrs of
pkiueei's are Invited to at feint. Ii
wilt be a basket dinner as usual.
Ity Dram (. M. Sieplu-n-on.
Asociated Dress Stall' Writer.'
W,SHlN(:To. Sept. i! ulV -Si
nate Dejiublieans were tailed h
j:tt together today toi a party
et'U-uuvv on the tiirifi as a miow
ilo wn approaches on the first of
the many controversial items in
i iiis controversial hill.
Senator atson of Indiana, th.'
UepnhHcan lender. called the
party gathering with a view to
smi ailing out his strength in the
approaching contests and with an
e e to lining tip his forces for the
more immediate issue oa Uie
flexible provisions of the tariff
act.
Two split tips in t he Kcpuldb an
ranks this week on the tariff nr.1
giving some concern to the ma
jority leaders. The Depublieanf
.ntlepemlent group, headed by Hen
a tor Dorah of Idaho, ami Norris
of Nebraska, has been counted out
ot the party fold for some tini".
sti far as any votes on the tariff
'ill are concerned. Now, the new
split involving , senators from the
far north western states, is giving
worry,
in order to btdtl a majority
auainst a combination of Demo
crats and the DcpuMican indepen
dents, the Republican regulars
cannot afford to insc lie.' snppott
of the tar .northwestern group,
including Senators Jones of Wash
ington: MeNary and Slelwei ot
urcgcti. mid Johnson of-1 alilot nil.
I IN ci a imr for trn think
mMtitig the better of him and
unable to withstand .tile gnawing
feeling any longer a penniless
iivm tent t stei day afternoon ap
pi n pi in ted a small suiiply of va
nilla extract for drinking pur-,
poses, from a stielf at the Kcon
limy i; .in fteria. !ut was ea light
at it and bis arrest by Officer
tleorge Drevctdt ftdbuved. '
Tlie unfortunate man, who was
but aS years oldf but looked to In
7.". alter belli;; Incarcerated in
the efty prison, was tin1 tied ots;
early i Ids morning and escorted
out of the city.
I"
Oregon t'ity-rl'acii'lc Tel, & Tel.
i'o. ;M'iptlred prdperty on soul Uej.st,
eoi'nor ot Sixth and Water 'st reet: '
for i-reetfon of two-story bliiiditv.
tlOl'ST N. Texas. Seot. hV
- l're.t . a. Hahn ..f Tobdo.
Ohio, will be named commanding
general uf Die 1 'a t ria rchs Mili
tant, o nasi-military organ i'n I hm
of the I. O. O. I., it was learned
today at t be oihl cull Veil t ion 01
Oild l'Vlh'Us and as-ot uite or-gauiatioi'-i
here.
Willi the election of officers out
of the way work was completed
on one important tiiesiton, thai
of a junior bulge for boyst I I to
is years old. A ritual for the
boys' bulge was ratified yesterday.
Simultaneous' with the aetiou
on the boys' 'order enuie the re
port oi" n reciMmuendiii ion of t he
HobekahK that d junibr orwaniz-i
lion for girls be estnldNheil.
How One Woman Lost
20 Pounds of Fat
Lest Her Double Chin Lost Her Prominent Hips
Lost Her Sluggishness
I ;
STAN&tKD Oil COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
! Grained Physical Vigor Gained in Vivaciousness
j Gained a Shapely Figure.
LYONS FAMILY CROSS
COUNTRY IN 12 DAYS
SA A Ufl 111' Kt'K MX, (inr ma ti y.
.Sept. 1 !.-,-tV) - The sr;rlousnesH of
the St. CbnrlcH coal mine disaster,
. reported three diiyn ligo. is groylng
hourly, .with a death list uf :3 aml
-5 injured. ; ,
After!, thrqe lays continuous
fighting ugalbat the undergrouml
fire, the hlnzo 'continues wii tin
(liniinisied seriousness and tremors
occasionally felt Indicate further
explosions have oeeurreif In the
depths. of"the 'subterranean "galler
ies which ;M -is; .IniposMilde tonler
to recover bodies of the victims.
SUSPEND SENTENCES
FOR WIRE PURL0INERS
Mr. niid M rs. Frank Dyon und
dtiugbter Constance, formerly of '
tljis city, who have been residents
of Augusta, Maine, for the past
fifteen mouths, arrived in .Meilford
Wednesday und are guests of Mrs.
Lyon's sister, Mrs. D. U. Dloom of1
South Ivy street. The trip was
made in one of the new JUS't Kurds,
in 1-' days, traveling -1.1 M miles.
tlie distance from Angu-:la, to this,
city.
They 'will Teave' the first 'of n'exl ;
week for O rants I'ass, whore Mr.
l.yon will be employed ' by ihe 1
Southern Oregon' (ias copipany. j
R0SEBURG PROMOTER . !
SCANS BOXING FIELD1
; Weeks i Orr's big furnishing
store is now putting aie finisliing
iltiUelti'S on extensive alterations
w hich will eontriiiute great ly to
the convenience of shoppers ami
e.dd considerably to the luauty of
the store. A new metal ceiling has
be-n installed throughout the f'r ;
ami second flours. new thfpl.iy
spaces have been added a'nd daven
ports and homo furnishings are
now being shown on the main
illoor as well as en the second floor
and aicK.anine floor. The space
which wfis fori)i'rly occupied by
the music section is now devoted
,to I'ouKoIeuin rti;;s and linoleum
; where scores of the newest pat
terns are now on display.
' On the second floor now lino
leum now covers tho floor and
j beautiful new draperies will be
hung this week. One of the inno
vations In the pjan of renovation Is
the new minor room displaying
many styles of mirrors against Jet
black walls, This is one of the few
j exclusive mirrtir rooms in the
northwest.
' - IJeivoi r nnd-'Kit'd--Weeks have
extended a n In vital ion to Med ford
'people to inspect 'tin; iiewly rein-'
i ishrd More and see t he eolorf ul
j displays ,of iic'w' rugs home fur
nishings, stoves and Uilcheiiware.
Sweden now can telephone to H.i
forfgn eoihitris.
More than I.ua.tt'ji) per.-ons
visit t.ie Chicago Art Institute
v early.
CENTRAL POINT P.-T. A T0
MEET FRIDAY, 3:30 P.M.'
Clyde Wiard, Uoseburg fighting
promotei ami proprietor of a
restaurant there,' was in Mdford
today, accompanied by H. U. Smith
manager of Denny I.enhart. llght
heavyweight fighU'r. The two men
were looking Into the local boxing
situation with plans for having
Lenhart take part in a match here.
The Uoseburg fighting ...cu son
opens the L'Ttb of this mouth with
a' big card.
Uosehurg People's Cash ston
it; nged hand. .
i The Central Point Parent-Teach-!
! ors' nssoeiKlian wiil hold its regu-1
! Inr meeting at ?):3U .tomorrow aft-:
crnoon nt the high school, where
la large atentlance of members Is;
i urged. The Central Point Girls'
i l-H club will proaent several clem-.
' onstrafionH.' including those Jiro-
sonted ut.xlio county. (dir lust week ;
' In club work. A new president will
be (ducted, taking Lhe pltice of MrL j
Louise Humphreys, who recently'
moved to Mcdiqrd from the Central .
Point district. , '
Frigiaaire has
the added power that keeps
, food fresher t longer
. , . and the famous
"Cold Control"
that makes desserts
better and ice cubes
quicker
The incredibly quiet Frigiclairc mechanism has a surplus
of power... power that keeps food fresh and wholesome.
And its position in the bottom of the cabinet where the
air is coolest makes it still more efficient.
Let us tell you more ajiout Frigidairc. Ask for our easy
monthly terms. Visit our showroom for a demonstration,
v. V V
Let us helfy you 'win in big $25,000 contest
If vou're fat remove the cause!
l IM'HCHKN SALTS contain the
! mineral salts your body organs,
glands and nerves must have to
lunelloii properly.
When your vital organs fail to
perform their work corveeily your
bowels and kidneys can't throw off
! t bat waste ninteriU hefore you
realise li you're yrowiim hideous
'. ly fat : . . ...
I Trv h a I f :u teaspumtfiil r
I K lit SCll KN SALTS in a glass ot
I hot water every inoriiiii ,u J
j AVei-ks Kt on tlie scales :-.ud note
; liow manv pounds of fat have Van
1 Mied. ....
N'tUicc also that yni have gained
in mercy your skin Is eleaerer- -your
eyes sparkle with glorious
iieatth von feel voiim-rer in hody
keener In mind. K UCSCM L.V will
give any fat person a Joyous sur
prise. (Jet m S.V buttle of Klil'SCIILW
SALTS at any drug store (lasts 2
inoiiibsi. If even this first hottlc
doesn't convince you this is the
easiest, safest and tiurest way to
lose fat if you don't feel i. superli
improvement in liealt li s clorl
1 ousty emrueli viuortiiily alive
your money gladty returned.
: ruibna '1 IPamcA.5
! OUR HtCtEST P.tiNT "'
I : BUAIHID --r;
PICKET FLOUR
L '
VTritc a letter on food preser
vation and win a Model Home,
Cadillac car or another big
nrize offered bv the National
J'ood Preservation Council. Get
full information here today.
50 is the safety point for perishable foods
PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE
212-214 W. Main
Plidlio 12
Mcdford, Oregon'
' W'li'Mi lli-y !iiH-:m;il ticfore Ci(
(llit .linlKn Iluii-y 1. Niirlun tills
f"i'.lniMii mi a ri-iintl Inr.'rnv':
rharcp. I'.olirit fliuk mid I.RWil:
Hani it, cliiiiK-il with tin- Hu rt ,.r
lil.ll'io wli-o nt the Klamath
Jllliitlirti. ivro Biv.-il tusaililil
i'hari;pii v.ilh HK-a;:ii(.' tno wirr find
ki IHmk II In Mc drnril fi,r jr..'.. Clark
lins u slrk u-ifi' In a loral aula
ranip a n. I liotli iiion rl.iiiiiMl .Uicy
riL' ivit'.ialtt funils.
li
Does Your Farm
or Ranch Need
We Carry in Stock
at AH Times
Fencing Wire
of All Kinds-
Our Prices are Right
Hubbard Bros.
MEDFORD, OREGON
Phone 231 Main and Riverside1
ANTI0CH P-T.A. HOLDS
FIRST MEETING FRIDAY
Medford's Largest Furniture Store Is Now the Most Beautiful
A GLORIOUS NEW SELECTION FOR FALL
Pickett Family Patent
Pickett Whole Wheat
Pickett Graham
Pickett Farina
Pickett Pancake
Ask Your
Grocer
Distributed by
Mason, Ehrman & Co.-
Medford
Chrysler
Features New to the
Industry
Multi-Range Goar Shifts
Down Draft Carburetor
Rubber Srnckies
Carbo-Solve
Atchitonio Bodies
Let your next car be a
Chrysler
Medford Motors
. 128 So. Riverside
Telephone 762
i:h.-U;i.K. on-., S'pt. in.
iH(l;il) Kriilny eventtm, Sipt.
will ho tin first nu'MtiiiK ul tht
Antfuih 1.-T. A. Kvi-ry family in
4ht nririhborhoud Iuik hnl .1 spcc'lal
invlti.tlnn to attfiul and tin- meet
Inn will In;- n, stx:ja ifinl Kt-'t;ac-iLiaint)Ml
ovi-iiinK'.
50
RUGS
iriir- nn I n iiiMiinrnv
iviuvc nuHu iviMonnvcni c
FROM EAGLE POINT DIST il
I'UlNT. (Jl'"'.. Sr.t. tn ,
'".fcin-clal.) Sunn- uf tin- ntulr liih-
yiiy tiu-n tfft .Moinlay ni'irniitK for
,VuUitlo wlu'ii ih' took the roatl :
'tivichlnpry to hp u-it-d at thut iilari' 1
and will return Thursuuy and run-
- f trtut thoir work on the t 'rater :
Lake highway. '
Mure linn tin airi-lanr-H i h-nr ihe
I'levelaiiit. 'fihiort ? daily, carrying
nn n veniKt- ul tiu u.m nt,i rn iiihi
,.".l"f pnlinds nf luall.
A brand new lot of smart rugs different in design
and coloring Fresh from the looms Rugs fash
ioned for .beauty and made for service New "mod
1 1
183 Days No Consti-
pation Tells Secret
"I 'ai a-lwavf onnnilp.ited noth
1nc h.'lted. Then I tried Adh-rik.i
1 ml have been free from bowel ZZZ
t Auble fur over ni"nl!l-." A. C
HoreCe.
Adlerika art nn lt TH um"r
'and loW'T b-t-.v..) (ind 'li.-v.-n cm
'l).ltlon In TWu huurp iirnm tmt
o!d Wdste mutter you never ?hUihr
w in your jyh-m. I.et Adb-rikn
KiVf your 9t(wiift( h and hnweU a
HKA1. elejinhiu and m h-w uo..d
jou fe, Hvath'i Inug Sivrv,
- . - t
erne" patterns in this lot
9x12 Seamless
Axminsters priced
as low as
1 1 it'; i ,
Come in! See these Rugs! Inspect our new. Con
goleum and Linoleum Department
$2 700
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Medford's ' " ' Cirn Southern W
Popular lfViHSL Oregon's M
rFi1 st Stock I
,'j : ivTK y , , y Jg3J25 J or furniture
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Re-roof Now
We Carry a Large Assortment of
Certainteed Shingles
and Roofing
We now sell all Roofing Materials at'
MAIL ORDER PRICES
Wc Also Have Those 100',, Vertical Grain
Cedar Shingles
If you need a new roof just phone 108 and wo
will gladly measure your roof and give you a
price cn any type of roof applied.
WOODS LUMBER CO.
At the new location
EAST JACKSON AT GENESSEE
"Back to the Woods"
Phone 108
HAND HOU.V Bim Phoiu 14
A Complete Cleaning ah
Dvkimo s envies
ft " ' ;
I Spli'ctcd rnrotully nnd
II sriiiluil liy Dxnctiiig re- I
I MutiLMiionlii br color, cut
I uml weight V thftiM K(ma j
I nllur the i Umo linj er bl I
l at Viilne.1. v j
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