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, CRATER LAKE CUBS
HAVE TOUGH
Til!
"Reach for a Medford Bosc,"
Keynote of Detroit Broadcast
"Tkat 1b the tragedy and pathos
i)t it," yesterday remarked Hill God
frey, chief ranger of Crater Lake
onal I
an artist, naturalist and entomol
ogist of some worth, is also a ten
der honrted .gay. .. , ..
, The above remark was In con
nection to his relating that two
hungry cub bears, since the Crater
lake Benson closed, wander around
-y-aimlessly in the neighborhood oC
government camp, tho lodge, and
the garbage dump In search of
food,- and was made to the ques
tion 01 "What do the heals feed
on after Crater lake season
closes?"
"Something ought to be done to
provide food for tho park bears
Medford Hose poars arc on sale
In this city, "Old Gold Outside
Sugared Sunshine Inside." If you
have, not sampled one of these
delicious pears a ruro treat is in
store for you. There is no pear
that can comparo with the Bosc.
However it should bo remember
ed that the best Bosc pear is rais
ed in tho Medford district. Insist
upon a Medford Hose. It has no j weak green tea whereas dad in-1
varied. Tho ldiocyncrasles of the
human race as they relate to meth
ods of eating and the actual food
consumed are beyond calculation.
Kor instance, tastes llffcr. ' Papa'
likes his cornbecr and cabbage
whereas his offspring shudder at
lite very idea. Sister eats arti
chokes while brother placidly de
KIN ASKS ABEL ' -REMAINS
BE HELD
The body of Frank Kennedy
Abel, found on the southeast slope
of Hoxy Anne Friday, will be held
pending farther instructions; . fol
lowing the receipt of n wire yes-
vours cucumbers. Mother like ! tordny afternoon from H. Watt of
Is pot already acquainted with th. i fee. Had food
meritsNof ,tho Mpdford Bosc, will
soon be enlightened.
, The Bosc campaign being car
ried on in Detroit has for Its chief
purpose tho. education of' the
housewives of this great city In
the vaie of fruit In the daily diet.
The modern housewife cannot over
estimate tho valuo' of fruit. ; No
meal is. cpmpleto without It; A
well balanced diet Is essential.
Medical men all over the', world
recognise tho valuo of fruit in
maintaining health.. It has not
been so many years ago when a
dinner served In tho very best of
habits are easily night letter sent last evening
between tho tlmo the season closes j styi0 involved tho consumption of
iind they go Into hibernation, along
about December 1 for tho winter,'
lie continued. "As it is now the
bimgerot tho oldor bears drives
them out of tho park in Search
Df berries and other natural food,
and xfrom tho high elevation to
lower, levels whero Rome of them
ore shot and killed during the besr
hunting season, but the poor little
fellows like the two cubs I spoke
of, and other cute young Bruins
tore left to shift for themselves in
the. foodiess park, It fairly rends
one's heart, to witness " here
tears coursed down Hill's cheeks.
After pntting aside his) emotion
with effort the chief ranger went
on to relate that nineteen bears
W pf all ages make their headquart
ers around the govA-nment camp
nnd that all told, throughout the
park at least fifty bears make the
park their home.
. "Thoso little, i clubs '.I spoke
of are tho children of Hans, a
six-year old black bear of the
park, as they, have the same. V
shaped markings on their breasts
ns has their mother. They wore
born early last spring, probably in
February, and spent Oie summer
In picking, berries, etc., and only
camo out of the forest into the
park headquarters . vicinity about
a month ago. They ought to be
looked after like babies until they
go into hibernation with their
mother between now and Decem
ber 1."
"Wouldn't .they enjoy some good
, picture shows, too, Bill, and hot
' ynter bottles -at their feet,",Ten
- tttrcd the hard-boiled corpulent re
porter. "And applesauce and lots of It,"
v was tho enigmatical reply of .Mr.
: Godfrey, which threw the lnter-
' viewer-up in the air.
.. "We have also seen eight black
two-year old cubs, and two brown
, 'ones of about tho same age around
VJ .the government camp hoadquart-
era," the chief ranger continued.
Z "Two of them are exceptionally
smart and self-educated.
"Totom, one of them, 1ms taught
himself the trick of standing and
looking at yon appealingly, and it
' you don't feet him something, he
just revolves around and around
oij his feet, until you do. Very
.' cute, not? '
'Diamond, the other : one, has
taught himself to turn the knob
of. the oook-houso door at govern
ment camp, open the door and walk
in and beg for food. Smart, I tell
you." , ,: .
" All of which recalls to mind that
late one fall when Alex Sparrow
was superintendent of Crater nat
ional park and tho .hungry bears
there ,. had broken Into the cook
: house and store shed; the future,
county judge addressed such a
forcible remark to tho fleeing
Bruin .layout, about, where they
should vanish and suddenly at that,
that ho bears were seen around
there until, the next season.
Chief . Ranger Godfrey is of the
. opinion that a fine black bear
killed In tho Itecso creek vicinity
recently, was one of tho Crater
w national park boars, driven down
to lower altitudes In search of
food, and that other bears, which
have boon" (tilled between hero and
Cralor, iiittlonal park during the
biur "bwntliig season worn , also
.hnngry Crater nallnnnl park bears.
.. .
several kinds of meat, fish, vege
tables, soup and other food articles
too numerous to mention. The
chief end in life might have been
expressed In that well known say
ing, "Wo live to oat.' Tolay med
ical scienco demands that ."We eat
to live."
. It- is a well known fact that
doctors aro steadily prescribing a
balanced ration for all sorts of
nervous disorders. Tho weak stom
ach' which fails to function prop
erly, too often Is forced, into a
chronic condition through failure
of the individual to provide proper
nourishment. Despite repeated
warnings, people of all sorts re
fuse to change their methods ' of
eating until the overtaxed digestive
organs simply refuse to work any
longer under, mistreatment.
The intelligent doctor immedi
ately ascertains .what tho patient
has been eating over a period of
years. Too often the 'answer Is
a routine of foods lacking balance.
Invariably fruit has had no niche
In the daily diet. Vegetables, pos
sibly a small share. Inevitably
meats have been the bulk of food
consumed. This program contin
ued over a period " of years will
wreck almost any stomach and .the
wise doctor immediately puts tho
patient on a diet calculated to re
store the efficiency pf the digestive
organs. ,It, goes Without saying
that iruit is a part of the diet
prescribed.
Human habits lire, many and
acquired. Unfortunately they arc ! Mrs. U H. McArthur at that cuy.
hard to overcome despite tho fact The wire instructed the coroner
that food routine of highly Indi-lto hold' the body until instructions
gextlhle articles, when persisted In, I will be Rent In regard to its tils-
will Inevitably exact a toll tho av-, position,
erage human cannot pay.
, Good food habits nre easily ac
quired provided mother 13 willing
to do a little constructive think
ing. The hope of tho human race
centers In mother.' ' The Intelligent
housewife looking towards the
future can eVlucato her family to
use a well . balanced food . diet
While it is true -that papa and the
children often demand some fav
orite dish,' the regulation of the
bulk of food consumed at the fam
ily table is mother's dutj. If she
falls to provide" the Necessary foods
calculated tt build up the human
system to withstand tho' strain of
modern living she , fails .In ono of
her most important duties. The
well being of tho family tests with
mother -and the wise, intelligent
housewife takes such steps as nre
necessary to tlnd out ' what food
dishes are essential.- ' :
An appeal to the housewives of j
Detroit: . .
Bo sure-to use fruit freely In J
the dall diet. '- Apples; orunges.
pears, to name a few of tho be.-:,
ter know fruits, w-ei-o not meant j
as so many ornaments on a fruit
tree. The Creator placed theso ;
valuable food articles in the world .
for use by mankind. They nre
Nature's best i-emcdies for many I
evils. Try fresh fruit in'-the daily
diet for the next thirty days.;
Watch that clear healthy complex
ion develop as the result of the
free up of fru'it.
When you think of fruit remem
ber tho golden yellow 'Medford 1
Bosc pear: I "Old flow Outside-"-Sugared
Sunshlno Inside.". '
Tho long tapering bull-like shape
easily identifies the Bosc pear from
nil other variotics: Try one today.
You will eat another tomorrow.
Remember, when your nerves nre
slightly out ot order nnd.j'ou think
a smoke will bring you back into
line, reach for a. pear. You will
be surprised at the result.
Sheriff Jennings yesterday
also located the chest of tools that
were sent by Abel last February
from Redding to Medford. It ar
rived at the Hotel Jackson stage
checking station and was taken
home some tithe ago by A. P. Far
ley, proprietor ot the station. Tho
chest contains enrpentor tools.
SAX FRANCISCO. Nov. 1.
(Special to Mnll Tribune) The
Croat Northern hearing before
Chief Examiner Mahatric, is rac
ing along nnd I am Informed
that another 10 days will see it
completed. It all the" lawyers, of
whom there aro at least five
down, could agree to refrain from
asking foolish, questions,: I Jhlnk
they could'-go home- about to
morrow1 night. r.
Sunday Dinner '
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
"The Pood is Better"
At the Medford
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Dental Work
Is Restfyl
METHODIST.
44TH
OF
. he forty-friurthv.annlverHary of
the establishment of - Methodism
In Medford . will be bbserved to
day by the First Methodist church
of this city.
Bishop H. Lester Smith', I). D..
I,. L.. D. ' of Chattanooga, Venn.,
will deliver tho morning sermon.
It is Bishop " Smith's, first visit
to this clt.v.'!; He'vWll preside ut
the .Oregon conference of Metho
dis(s.rt' bo held in . .Astoria next
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MEMBERS OPENED
,'A big membership campiagn
is being put on by. Medford post
ot tho American Legion to put
tho local post "over the top" by
tho first of tho year. Nearly 200
rx-scrvico men bnvo already paid
their 1330 dues nnd It is hoped
to increase this total to COO by
.lnnnnrv 1st.
rhn -mfftnbprsftin committee In
ntLm of iKdward Leach Is mak
I ,'lng a strenuous effort to reach
W thi irnal and Invito every World
T wnr veteran In this section of the
state to Join Medford Post M). l".
st. rt.AinsviLLK.' Ohio. Nov.
1 6. (P) Belmont county officials
today said they had abandoned in
vestigation of - the Tom Moonoy
raso because of alleged conflicting
storieR told by Mrs. Dora Monroe,
who last week made an affidavit
nlnclng tho blamo for the San Fran-
Cisco proparcdtlCRR day parade
bombing. In which 10 lives were,
losUn K'16, on her brother. Lewis)
Smlthv who died seven years ago ;
at Cleveland. ' , '
SCtl ANTON. l' Nov. 19. W)!
Ctrl 8. Molska. a prominent civil
engineer, was falBlly burned today :
when polico and flreofflclals said I
he poured gasollno on his clothing ;
and act himself on fire at his home i
. here. Hl wife. ho attempted to j
prevent . the .net, n.m seriously j
' burned.
Daily Meteorological Report
Sunday, Nov. 17; 1B20. ' '
Medford and vicinity: Sunday:
Unsettled and-warmor.'' : - -''
Oregon: Sunday: Unsettled wltn
rnln In west portion.- ' -ty-
Xocal Data. .
3g'
if j A
III 'V -
a v ... "f.a:.'
Temperature (degs).... -4
Highest (last 12 hrs.) 55
Lowest (last 13 -ltle,)- M
Ilcl. humidity (pet.) as
rreclpitation (inches) 00
SiTiirTse today, 7:03 u. in,
Sunsot today. 4:49 p. m.
Sunrise Monday. 7:05 a.
W
51.
55
.20
45
00-
J. HUTCHISON.
Meteorologist.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Nov. 10.
(p)No football entertainment
could entice western railroad Jnen
today from the .Interstate' commerce
commission hearing of the Greit
Northern-western faciflc petitions
to build a new line through nouth
ern Oregpn and northern Califor
nia. Examiner C. D. Mahaffle or
dered them to continue the caBO,
not only this morning, but this aft
ernoon, and up to 5:30 at that.
dr; I. H. GOVE. '
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When you need the service ot a
dentist what can be more-satisfying
ahd restful . than expert'
nesS?' ' - ' - : t;'i ,,
'' Quick to recognize" the ' need t 1
possess tho expert ability to give r
itn x?1inlai,fi'i. vfin trinth tpnd 1 T '
you may. rest secure in my ability
to advise, and skill in giving the
best service . obtainable. , ,
Di I. H. Gove
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Tho Methodist cliunh of this,
city, in tho nearly halt century
of its life, has grown from a
small church and a small mem
bership to a stntcly edifice, and
a largo membership.
Wshop Smith Is an old frlond
of ltov. Hennett, and was asso
ciated with him In war work at
Camp Funston in 191S.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 16. fP)
Hack In tho snddle ot his machine
today. Kdgar K. Wlllcut, a motor
cyclo patrolman, listened morosely
to the Jibes of fellow policemen
who affected to seo something
funny in. the fact that ho was kid
naped yesterday by two motorists
he stopped for questioning nnu
forced to accompany them whlio
they robbed n bunk and a atom
and committed n street holdup.
hone 9 for
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LiLV' After weeks and week of .busy planning, Toyland is JfZ A -itiA
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jl -NJfyt . how. thrilling to discover all sorts of new toys arid- (C! I "
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A. , VJlVV ' cunning playthings for the baby . . . games ' yBTfci3g1
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iThe Community Chest Committee Wishes td
Express Their Appreciation tp All Who Helped
to Solicit Funds, for Their Untiring Work, and
to the People of Medford and Jackson County
for Their Generbus Contributions. ; ."' . ' . I
Those Who Haven't
; , , s i Contributed
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Are Urged to Send in Their Contributions NOV
as the Chest Fund Is Still Short of the Required
Quota. ...--.! ..
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Committee
Medford Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
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