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!i:i)l'OKI) MA Mi TIMIUNK. M KDKOl.'P, (H'KiiOX, MM DAY. MA V HOI. PAGE FIVE i niuiA mill mm Mm . A nlllll If I I r w Masai Jiwoww ! ' . F i - .: - " Fhr nnnnrn1 iL u l i iiiiiji ij M viims.. .Axjf-M , i: , nil iiiii it ii ii 14 'w'a.?ftMtfi. DI IIUUVLu 0 Economic Stability Aim of ! Exhaustive Study Market J Collapse As Proposed fry '! President Worst Effects Past Prosperity Near. 5 O I WASHINGTON, May 2. (A) To fjtchU've a greater degree o econu- mlc stability for the future, I'resl- J. uunt iioover is planning an cx i hauHtlvu atudy of the slfck mnr I kct collapyjrj the lust ymii', tl boom perioV which preceded It and Hie depression whtch followed. ; If his proJecPmeets with cO'"--5 approval, the. chief executive- in v tends to institute the inquiry when the present situation "clears a : little." nnd, to carry out the in-, i vest iRiil ion, he contemplates the $ appointment of a commission rcp residing the various fields of en f dea voi involved. I Mr. Hoover made this known , last night in delivering an address before the Chamber of Commerce ;' of the United Ktates. in wlfe'li ho also expressed the opinion th.-g the worst effects of the securit crash are now past with a renewed pros- ieiity lying just 7ieud. 'y The chief executive described ;.. the si9dy of the depression of lOlil which ho undertook as secretary of mm or eo and told of how ttie 7. experiences of nearly a decade ago ' had been applied to counteracting the business decline of the last few untl. k The nation, he said, has advanc ed in methods of stability in Re cent years, adding that "the de velopment of our credit system, our sliaistlcs, our methods of security and relief in depression" all show progress. "Hut," ho affiled, "thS whol range of our experiences from this boom and slump should be placed under accurate Gemination with a view io Diuiid oeierininauon oi wnat can no done to achieve great er stability for the future, both la prevention and remedy. Jf such an exhaustive examination meets with general approval, I shall, when the situation clears a little? move to organize a body repre sentative of business, economies, la In ii and agriculture to under take It. CiHiperaticm Needed "I do believe that our experience shows that we can pryduce help ful and wholesome effects in our economic system by voluntary co operation through the great asso- iations representative of business, ndustry, labor, and agriculture, both nationally and locally." The president said that in his opinion the intensity of the specu lative boom which reached its cli max in the crash of last fall was as great or greater than that of "any of our major manias before," but that the intensity of the slump which followed it had been greatly diminish d by the ef Torts that were tu counlernft it. RED RULING SHADE FOR SUMMER SPORT A K I S (P) A merica n bca tity red is the f'lvorito sport shade for late vummer wear, as sponsored ty one if the biggest style bouses. Tbere are many shades of red In the other midsummer shows. Among newcomers are jersey and shantung suits and hats of the brilliant idiade as well as white sport costumes with touches of Amorlcan beauty. Just Went From One Pill to Another SADLKR "I spent thousand? of dollar r the past ten years try leg to ovor- , come chronic stomach ouble. My nights were misery on account of( ' leeplpnsnet. And as far as consi'-p.-itinn goec. Ay Ifffl the past fw years has been 'Ju.t one pill after another. I wouldn't take $1,000 for the Rood Sargnn did nip, t ..haven't the stomach trouble ; ff anv kind nw. '"S'ron Soft Mhhj T'llla put nn 1 , 'nd to mv constipation." J. H. i Sadler, 1127 Rons St.. Pt. Paul,. . Minn. I Saraon'n r'k l nt mre tem porary relief,,.iit new and ahund- snt health. Don't experinifnt 1 profit by the experience of oth'T-. , ;.M.iill Oriig Co.. Airenir. - r a t : f v". -I iiiim- I 1 O t Sea Monster Gets Cross -Coufltrv Ride u ivui i nt 'fin' "ir ii r i t i ii i i 1 1 Tf I ii it i i Mt'iv fin mv .mn- - . si - i is perhaps the first attempt ever made wkila overland ffom Los Anacles to New O Vorli. was recently brought to tS Vet tern Auto Si:gply Company whe they Jtttrft called upon to equip a 32-foot ted trailer ciht ctcrn Gint truck tires. Top Hgto USLE FT. BOHCES P H. T. Campbei yf tho First I State bank of Kaglo I'ointndi well knowa resident of Jackson county, passed away at his home in Eagle Point at 1:3(1 p. m. Thurs- day, following weeks duration. nn illness of six tractnd more fa ills demise comes ' vorable notices as a shock to the entire commu nity. Funeral services, in charge of Conger Funeral Parlors, will be held at the resilience Sunday, with tho Uev. Davidson officiating. Services, at tho request of the docp;iKfrl. w It tin nf rict l iiHvm tu and friends are requested to send no i lorai otterings except wild flowers or flowers from their own gardens. LEAD IN ALASKA JUNISAU. Alaska, May 2. fP Judge Wickersham, Candida to for the Republican nomination for eimuicssfonii I ilelotr:i t f t n I'tini'muu was leading his opponent, John Kustgard. by 2i0 voles in returns tabulated from 4 7 precincts out. of lli7 in Alaska late last Jiight. The ret urns gave Wickersham 2 74 7 votes and Kustgard 24X7. While only a minority of pre cincts voting in the Tuesday elec tion were reported, the area repre sented constituted the most popu lous portion of the territory. TEACHER - HOSTESS FOR CENTRAL POINT CLASS CI'NTKAIj POINT, Ore., May 2. i Special.) High school Sunday class of the Christian church met 0t the home of their teacher. Mrs. ; Kdw. Jones on Tuesday overling j and gave a candy shower r I Helen Lees. Hutb Turriin. Henri-1 etta Hugger and Champ Pitts, all of whom celebrate their birthdays in April. The evening was spent in guess ing contests. Kefreshments were served by hucile Hover and Henri etta Hugger. Those present O were: Merle Hedgepeth. Kuth Collins, Iela Maulding, Orace I lermanson, Her- nice nrJiniM. jnirine Mugger, itUlll Turpin, Mona I,cvQ;. lola Out, (iladys Kobinson Dorothy Jones. Helen Kees Lucile Kddy, Winelan(f) Champ Pitts, I ( 'apps and Kltnn Miller. Kay litre! DRESSES OF STRAW FOR DANCING DEBS. J PARIS 0T) Lace. stig)v full skirted dre'S a (JJ) recent addi tions to t he debutante's dancing clothes. One of the big houses of the Hue de la Puix brings out bice draw frocks over tulle fuunda- j tlons. j Accompanying the quaint stiff: skirted frocks are crisp little "ffr0' ttrght colored taffota. ' HAVE Y&U BEEN If not, or if you have any doubt, fill out this coufi to CHAM BKU OK COMMKKCK On April 1. 130. I wan living at nddress given bejnw, but to the best i(g)my knowledge I have not been enumerae(i, either there or anywhere else. Name 3treet and Number iliowi tli tiil(fr start of the tria. calls attati4t to mout f tba m the tires were the attffflion o Ay Ro'JbiA ,Coo I-IOWIAWftOD. Sparks at ran- dom from the sTrinding movie j w"bu1h: Jac,i Oakie, young come- ! , u'w I than most boys his ago deserve, J is slated for ; stardom early I next spring. . , . A a n il M a r y I Brian, slow but ' sure In her rise ! jn !1et movies, is r ti m nrcd about to receivH the samu reward for her talkie work. . . . Wallace Ilcery, i under contract Jack Oakie I to M-CJ-M since last spring, now fs playing Uis first role for the studio since signing. . . . e's being himself in a com-! etly nbout Hollywood. . . Some body discovered I hat Guy Oliver resembles General Grant, so the character actor is leading tho union forces in a new civil war talkie. . . . Charlies Murray, back from vaudeville, is screen talking now. U-K-O has engaged a Spanish i,,'"-" l" uamoau! us -amies ihmi versions in uiui tongue, wane Maurice Chevalier will be scon and heard In n Kronch version 'The Big Pond." HOIJ.YWOOD. It is seldom jing, block printing, stenciling, that aspiring actors or actresses leather craft work, costume design achieve success in the movie by j a ml garment construction, land virtue of a resemblance to an es- scape and still life painting in oils, tabtished star. temperas and water color will be An flctor whoj taught. came tn Ilollv- h.iK i s minor (unity b e chum he was almost a perfect "double" for Conrad Na gcl, found to his dismay tlAt everywhere, e turned he v a s Rejected because of t h e resem blance, H e was, in f.ict, cast In two pictures, only to be dropped be e a use tho ro il o It btable Mr. X a g o 1 already was among th-j characters who i.cia I I lo? ItVoruk. ha( boon chosen for the cast. That Is why it In somewhat un it k u it thai (Jeraldlne llc-Voi;, well known here aH a double I Oreta ttarbor :Ufould be making I fair strides to t me I right. o "Jerry" not lomr nuo was 'stand j in- tuirl for Greta, but lately has I been striking out on her own as an, (extra. Her first "hanee came In' j the Paul Whiteman revue, and j now. born a Czecho-Slav, she ;'o hae a part l;i a liohetnlan picture j for I'nlversai. Xnnic Woman For Honor Itoll I WASH I N f IT o X (Ay M rs. M Men j Silencer ' Mussey. founder of the j Washington 'ollee of Ijiw. has been nominated by the District of Columbia branch of the IeaRuej of Woman Voters for the national roll or honor onn to be establish-! ed as a memorial to noted wo-j men. i ENUMERATED? In nnd mall ' -CEPI wood i I X O - th 'fill with the 50-ton whale at ta Lower left, one of th vkir tfce balM or whalebofe in te hWist. Lofrftr riht shoft few ott i fairs to insure ife ETHYL COCKTAILS 10 BE DENATURED W A "11 WNC TO N , May 2 . t7P 1'thyl acetate, regarded as a ! source for converted alcohol, will I be denatured after J une 1 under I orders issued today by Prohibition Commissioner Doran. I Horan ordered that, effective ! June 1 , all ethyl acetate owned; 'front rolled or on the premises of manufacturers of the product or ; manufactured thereafter, should ' be denatured by adding ne-eighth of n gallon of a petroleum product known as calcol ethatate to every , loo gallons of ethyl acetate. ; Hoot loggers had obtained ethyl acetate and, removing the acetate i acid, used the alcohol to make in : toxlcating drinks. 9 ASHLAND OFFERS COURSE IN ARTS Two courses of interest to wom en who enjoy the arts and crafts will be offered in Ashland this summer, according to announce ment received from .Mabel D. Hall of Watsonville, Oil., who will di rect tho Ashland, Oregon School of Arts and Crafts. Keuistratinn for f j the courses will open June 20. j Principles of design and color harmony as applied to hand weav- HATPINS ON H01IZ0H AS SAILOR HATS L001 I'AHIS (A1 Tin- ri'llirn ti( lunK ImliT lialrphiH .'iiiil chlKnim hiiH lrnH'ht (sailor hatM hack on the maPci'l wavt'.s. Kni'MOfine slyllHls say that hatB an? Inevitably Rcilng upwanl anil Il Is mily a mailer of time until they Klve up their prexent erlp itn the liaise of the nkull anil re turn to their pre-war pereh aloft. Whe that haiT.eriH, anil here's the eali'h. some form of hatpin Is inevitable. The Mendoza wlO growers of Argentina have ad-tcd a system of co-operative production and Tht most luscions chocolalt mams (T f-3k art dipped by hand V JL M. W ATA TIME The ckakdest cnfFee ever i Hills Bros. Coffee ha flavor found in no other coffee becaune it ii roasted hy the patented, continuous process Controlled Roasting a few pounds at a time. Every berry is roasted evenly. (resh from the original vacuum' pack. Easily opened with the key. HILLS BROS COFFEE O "30 I rni iiTnnniirno !i n il OATrnnii i ad TDAOTfin rltUN bKU WtK5 IM"r"'s'aiKCpor'l: in 1 lUlmlHHtl0 11 DISCUSS PEARJVIARKETj o Meeting Toftght for 1930; Plans in Expansion fjf Eastern Drive Big At- tendance Expected. The I "ru It growers league will ; meet this evening at eight o ciock ""'l preciiitation Q-inco Sep . , ...... , T . , , iOl ltier 1. I!i2!t, HI. OS inches. at the Ilot'd .Medford, vCfj- a tenta- i . . - - live discussion of the 1U30 plans of! Temperatures a year ago today: the Winter Pear committee. David U. Wood, chairman, relative mar- ; ket expansion for pears, and to hear a preliminary report of Prof. Henry Hartman, Oregon State col-1 lege expert, nn hs six months study of storage and marketing conditions in New York City. Chairman Wood will Online the views of recent meetings of tho Winter Pear committee as to com ing plans. Ue will leave soon on a three weeks trip to Chicago, De troit, Cleve!nl, Pittsburg and New York. Conducting of a Hose pear campaign in two of these cities, this year, is under consider ation. Tho success of tho Detroit campaign last year, demonstrated the feasibility of rgirketlng cum paigus. J leretofore, Hose selling has been largely confined to New York City ami the tendency of growers and shippers is now to broaden the market. Chairman Wood on his tour will investigate storage and ripening facilities in four cities. Prof. Hartman's report will discuss tho Winter Pear marketing situation, and holds that one of the main polios is to present the pears of all varieties in first class eating condition. This makes ripening shells imperative in extensive and successful marketing. Prof. Hartman will make his final report on his New York City researches at a mooting to be held late In June, and Chairman Wood will make a report on his observa tions at the same time. There will bo a large attendance at the meeting this evening, as market expansion is of vital in terest allko to valley growers and shippers. Construction Started On Enlargement of MacMarr's Cent. Ave. The MacMarr store on North Central will be enlarged to meet the growing demands of their business by adding the room on the north, lately occupied by Sln- c.Mtir s wtore. Hugh Wheeler of Portland, who has charge of construction for the MacMarr stores, Is here conduct ing the remodeling of the same and says when completed will be one of the most up-to-date grocery stores In southern Oregon. The MacMarr stores will close from May 1 0 to May 1 0 to make t h eso re pa 1 ra The 1 r store o n West Main street will not be affected and will remain open BLACK LACE DRESS ADORNS AUTHORESS WASHINGTON fr?) Mrs. Mary ftoberts Kineharl. who has for several months been In seclusion writing another notel, has appear ed again. In society, becomingly gowned as usual. With a black lace evening dress Mrs. Klnchart wears pearl car rings and silver slippers. A large scarlet flower adorns one shoulder. Kstaclon On Ilea and Guerrero, Mexico, have Just been connected by il new railway line. Germany's new air taxi service has ISO macli9ics stationed at UO aerodromes. SATURDAY SPECIALS o Rgised ENut foc a doz. Snd&ich Buns 15oa doz. Silver Cakes 25c and 50c Pineapple Sponge Cakes 25c and 40c Home lade Bread Better than Mother used to make 3 loaves for 25c Pumpernickel 15c a loaf For the best 5c Butter- horns o to the Model Bakery ttl W. Main Phone 103-R c a May I!';t0. l-NillNltMs, Me()r.l and vitintty: Tonight and Saturday unsettled, with rain; cooler tonight. (regon: rnsetthd tonight and Saturday: local ra I n s tonight; cooler in Interior tonight. 3.K 3 Temperature (degs.) .. N't ) HiKliest (last 12 hrs.) S.r ; Lowest tlast 1 hrs.) 4"! I Pel. humidity tpc.) 24 (y-cipitation (in.) 00 State of weather Clear ! Lowest temperature this TfY.. ''15 '' "b'grees. Highest, 72; lowestts. Sunset today, 7:10 p.m. Sunrise Saturday. &:'! a.m. Sunset Saturday. 7:12 p.m. j Observations Taken at 5 A. M. 120th Meridian Timo 3? fa ItukiM- I'lty "ii -HI i'Wy. lilsnmii-k 70 4 Clour IlKlsn 7(1 r.S ('lily. Denver 71! 411 t'lellr Uom Molni-s 7S Til C'li'iir Kri'no 7 1 r.a fiiiy. Melella 70 A Clwir I.is Anueli-s OS fill Cldy. Mmslifli'lil (is is Clily. I'lioiMiix Sil (10 Clily. Portland 7(! fit s Mily. UimI I'.luff 7S fit Cli-ar Itosol.iii'K SO fill Olily. Suit l.nko OS fill Clour San Finni'isco (111 Till ltaln Hnnla Fe 7(1 " IS Clonr Seattle 70 fill Clily. Spokane 72 fill Clily. Wnlla Willliv .... S2 B l Clear WlnnlppR :l" Clwir .1. lirrrmsoN, Mt'tnoroloKlnt. Peru hurt pstnlillnlUMl a conmil ato at Houston, Tox., with JutIh illrtlon over the cntiio nlulo. Liif'.rnnclo. Now Ponnoy toro InilltlluK will be constructed born on M 'tannic nronerty on A Jams n vomio, our Today, almost a thousand American homes will burn . . .chiefly du8 to dangerous roof fires I We have the firc-rcsistinR, beau; iful shingle that should goover your worn, dried -out, old roof. It's the Ccrtain tccd Universal. Our capable roofers are waiting to give your home this protection. Bhone todaft for estimate and our easy monthly payment plan. Ccrtain-tecd Shmgfcs (Mincru 1-Sn r faced) Part Lumtaft Co. 204 South Fir St., Modford The best money can buy Anhtitr Ba rh Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup LIGHT OR DARK O RICH IN BODY NOT BITTER KUNo otvtNlttN UAYb IN 0. S. C EXPERIMENT Caterpillar Ten tractors scored again this week when one of the machine completed a continuous 17 day and night run. having been operated as an exyeriment at the Oregon State college at Oorvallis on farms adjacent to tho college. Si! according to word received today f2 j by the al Miller Sanford Tractor 117 fTympany office. on j The performance Is said to ex Clear ceed all former world records for tractor operation. The Caterpillar i earrleil a nornuil luail ilui-i the i'iH0' le'ft'li of tho test run, anil I at the clul of the 17th day hud j registered a total of approximately ! 900 miles. The Ori-goM Slate college eon dtieted the experiment in the in terests of eontrilultlnK to more accurate production cost data for Atne.Oun agriculture, il wire front W. O (llltnorc, chief iT tho iiki-I-ctiltural ettKineeriny department, stated. Oregon Weather Oregon: I'nscttlcd tonight and Saturday, local raiim toniKlit. and cooler In (he inlurinr toniKht. Frosh west to northwest winds on the coast. 4 l'lant the oranKO African daisy, dlinorphotliecn. for tnmm! colors, pT)o as the doctor says" Dr. Bill is right! Honey Maid Grahams re healchfuL They are packed with all ; ; , , the body-building elements of sun ripened wheat. Enriched with honey, these crunchy squares provide a health ful "sweet." Baked daily near your home, wax wrapped, sold under our definite money-back "Guarantee of Freshness." , Honey Maids always reach you fresh " and crisp. Get the economical family- size package today 1 PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT COMPANY Lot Angela Sin Princuco Portland Seittlf J Ticomi Spokane . y. v Tfoney Maidi Stat Market SATURDAYSPEC1ALS IBiodLe Island Red Fryers Choice YoungBRabits Pork Shoulder Roasts, per pound . . 20c Fresh Side Pork, per pound ..... 20c Veal Shoulder Roasts, per pound . . 22cx Beef Short Ribs, per pound. .... .17ic Hams, half or whole, per pound .... 30c Bacon Squares, per pound. . . .9 . 20c ? Phone 273 It flourishes in the hottest weath- LIGHTING FIXTURE SALE Ends Tomorrow SOME VERY ATTRACTIVE FIXTURES AT BARGAIN PRICES Special Rfviuction on Wall Bracket Fixtures Southern Oregon 409 E. Main St. mop We Deliver X
