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MEnFQKTfoMATL TRTBUXE,' "MEPFCVRD. ORF.flO. THURSDAY, MAY 8. 19:10.
Hatching Season and Scar
fiitv of Hens Blamed
Turkey Hatch About .Nor
mal-Co-Op Gainigj.
The uu:!l sprint! sImm-Uiki' or
(f,s9 prevails in thin section, witn
,he supply below- " ileniuiul.
1 .EM" B''"lnK ri'"m to 2!"'
uroinliiiK i" " in-f
io rlxe. siecoi'iliiiK tn the Farm Kx
rhanife Co-operative, nml It Is
forecast llint within n oouple of
w,eks. i'KK priced will range frunt
35 (u 4I,)' 1K'1- tlc5St?J- The l'u-Op-eralive
hus in sioraKe 2(10 cases of
(.ggs rending for release when the
nriro is right.
I'art of the shortage has lieen
,lue to the hatching season, now
nearing eml, hut is chiefly due to a
lack "f l''"s '" 1,IV "Elf- Als" "
considerable portion ot the loeal
p(Ba supply is shipped, to Wash
ington hatcheries. , There the
breeders Ret from (I tic to 7 Gb per
ilujeii, areonliilB to the nuallty of
hi, flock. ' :
Ebb demand from . Klaniath
county, and the loral demand,
keens the local supply, drained.
The turkey hatch in Jackson
- 'County 'will he about., the same as
last yen', with the young turkeys
havinB a hard time, with ailments
they are heir to. .111(1 the weattler
which is not conductive to the
health of the young tllrks, and be
v sides keeps the insects .they feed
upon, in their holes.
According to O. I!. Boggs, pres
ident of I lie hoard of directors, the
Farm . Hxehango Co-Operativo 3
enidunlly workniK out of Its finan-
PiCEAilOi
! GOOD GOLF TEAM;
COPPER SHARESj
TREND UPWARD
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PAGE FIVE
Two Movie Stars Billed for Radio
SENIOR PLAY CAST ISIX COUNTIES TO
lion to he helQthlH city May 13,
wan announced.
i 1. -"IKS. Jr., ;,n. ,1...
until .Sassunn and Mar, ..
:ma " to, .,,,
r cha,lon n(1 81r
I , r tl','"" "" "nd ,hl''" ' I'lav
!:'r,,::-;:--t, -
J, Special ('nn
-A Meilfonl 1.0,1,
AX H A. i
Kl-ccial ('oiiimitiii,.,,!!,,,,
"due No. o3
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i.,, , ," "" "ont In tlu
i, , P ":""" "inner will
be sen, ,, , ,,lnlnK ronm uf ( (
nail lin.miulv at r.:3ip ,, ... .
number f , , ,, .. .' ."
,ar,, nnineet,,, , uir)lul,'
wrllee have !.,. ivlHvmy lm.k.
; e,l lo be present an,l witness tile
ceremnales s l.n .,..,.,....
:' airmail illls ,) ,,.u.ifjl.
toast line opefalinn between .Se
attle and .s AliReleH. The mem
'endup f the l,iw is u,.,.,.,, ,
be present ,, parllclimte in work.
Offuers and members of valley
Iodises are corUially invited to be
present. The work will be exem
Phfled in the Master Mason decree
hy a special team, visiting niem
bers welcome. . J. fiki.d
C M. llOI'STOX. Secy. V. 'm.
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Control
Codling Moth
Mi USB , , V ,
ORTHOL-K :
FOR
...Codling Molh
...Summir Scat
...ftfld Spidtr
...RuitMito
...Aphidi
.Lttf Hopper
..Thripi
...Buffalo Trc
Hopptr
Encsi(iv
TrampiMtton
...ind Tr
Slimulation
WITH THE 7
FIRST BROOD
WIN the Codling Moth battle early
by controlling the first brood. Give
your trees a thorough application of
ORTHOL-K and Arsenate of Lead
in combination.
ORTHOL-K kills the eggs. A dead
egg means no worm... no sting... no
larva to produce another moth and
another hatch of worms! Any worms
that may hatch from eggs missed in
the application find Lead on the apples.
This proven double-shot spray sim-
plifies the whole control program.
You get better control with fewer ap
plications, you practically eliminate
"slings".. .and you get more Fancies
and Extro Fancies.
Talk with your nearest ORTHO field
man or dealer for more information.
CALIFORNIA SPRAY-CHEMICAL CO.
W".lli..,W..hm,(oa(Phoo. 54951 V.Hm., W,.km9lofi iPk.".)
B.'V.Uy, California W.ii.r, Idaho
NK.VV.yonK. MayQ iff) StOek
. .v.-., icuuunuenniartly on the
Mock exehaiiKe today, as bears
were driven to cover in the copper
shares, .ui.t u furiher selling
movement whioh depressed fnlted
States .steel lu a new low for the
year. The rebound ntlractei re
newed sellinu. however, and trail
iiiR became dull, with price trends
irii yilar.
The Clippers were rush,-. I up $3
lo more Than fa a share.
Wall Street expects, however,
that many of the present dividend
rale nn the copper shares, which
were put into effect with the metal
sellini; at IS cents a pound, will
shortly be reduced and the ad
vance In this group, therefore, at
tracted scant rollowiiiK and soon
iost iis vinor.
I'. S. steel, after selling off more
than $2 a share lo a new 1930 low
at 1 iia.75, attracted strong support
and more than cancelled its loss.
J. I. rase dropped $11 to $302.
then rebounded more than S'.'O, In
response to uiiconfirmable rumors
an early split up is in prospect.
The close was steady. Sales ap
proximated 3.7110,0(1(1 shares.
Today's closing prices for 15
selected stocks follow:
Am. fan 130
t'ol. (las 73",
Am. Tel. and Tel 245
Anaconda , 594
Curtiss Wright 11
(leneral I'.lectric (new) 77
Ceneral Motors 45
Kennicot Copper 45 T
Kadio Corporation 41!
Heading 114
Sears Itoeburk 82 14
L'nited Air Craft 117 Vi
V. S. steel lliSVi
Mont. Ward 41
S. 1' 121.14
PORTLAND, Ore.. .May S W);
Kgg and butter prices appeared
steadier today than at any time
in tlie last week. Heeeipts hnve
been slightly less and demand ap
parently brisker.
:
THE MARKETS '
ORTH
lalVOMOClC.
POUTLANU, Ore.; M$y 8.! P)
Cut tie 7 5, t'ulve.H 1 0; quolubly
Hiciiily.
Hog .300, ini liitlintf 116 on ron-inu-t;
stoutly tn strong -for alaujih
ter cliisfff.
Shrop 3"i: nnntnbly steady.
Ipm1ih
PORTLAXU. Ort'., Mny K(JP
liuiHT ml prks stPiulier, unchiuiK
ed. .Milk (buttcrfnt), poultry, coun
try meats, onions, potatoes, wool,
nuts, hay, caseiira hark anil hops
stojnly and unehunged.
Vortlaiid Wheat
1'OHTLANl), Ore.. May 8 (P)
W lie: it futures:
Open HiKh Low Close
May ...1.01 1.01 l.OOi 1.011
Julv ...l.i'l k Mil 1.01 1.01
Seiit. ..l.O'J" l.OliU 1.0214
Cash wheat:
liiK Hend hluentem, hard
white 1-1C
Soft white 1.02
Western whit" 1.02
Hard winter 1.00
Northern sprins 1-00
Western red I-1'0
Oats: Si. 2-.1S lit. w'.iite 2U-00
Today's ear rerelpts: Wheat 2l,
flour 3, eorn 7. hay 1.
OL-K
Air Station Talk
the scientific oil spray for summer use
(My t lie AsMM-laled J'ivsh
Then Karle, operatic tenor, Is
the latest addition to the Orand
Opera hour which CHH broadcasts
weekly.
FISH
For Friday Menus
FRESH CHINOOK SALMON
HALIBUT
SHAD 0
SHAD ROE O
STRIPED SEA BASS
RED SNAPgER
LING COD
SKINNED CATFISH
- 0YSTER3 CLAMS - CJBS
O
rishermen: We have fresh saQion eggs for baitQ
EQpnomy Fish Market
206 Et hit.- &ne 26
fliaries "Chic" Sales, humorist,
will he heard every Sunday eve
ning ever WAIh' anil CMS heKin
nins .May 13.
A itraphic deseriptlon of the
Kcntueky derhy will he carried
over both N'lli: and the CHS net
wiajis from Louisville Saturday,
.May 17.
Hill ScllU'if s (loillK to I'rean, n
U'eilnesday niKlit CI!S feature, will
he heard 1;", minutes earlier, effec
tive .May 1 4.
Aleis llavriiia, master of cere
monies In .Melody .MnniajitH, WKAK
and stations, will appear as harl
tr.ar soloist Thursday night, .May
15.
Mothers' Hay will he coinmemo
rale.l wllh a fittlliB lirogram hy
tl.e TIltvOT of the Air over W'A HC
and CIS.-Pnetwoik Sunday. .May II.
liltliaid lloiinelll. operatic bari
tone, will he Kiiest artist of the
1'iinily Party on the NHC chain
Monday evenlint. -May 12.
On Tuesday evening. .May 13, the
Down Town dice club, conducted
by ChanninK I-efeorc, will be
heard over the MIC fcetwork.
The Happy Hakers Orchestra
will 'iK'Ttain with CleoiKe (iorsh
win' -onus during the program
Tuesday n.chl. .May U, over NBC
and associiiled tation.
An impressive Kroup of operatic
and loiieerl arllstn will be heard
in a i-' i.il Mother's Hay brnad
r.i.t Sunday eveninlt In the A K
hour over NHC and station.
I
IT: INTRODUCE SELVES BENEFIT 'THROUGH !
6-. :U rJ IN HIGH ASSEMBLY: ROAD C0NT8ACTS
s , f', V. it I Moiiihere of the senior play past i
: I V irat X:V will have charm' oi the wenery.
bJlLlZJ SEPTIC TANK EXHIBIT j
Two inovlo stars arc billed for Iho nidlo within a wwk. Vlvlrnnc
Soiftil (center) will .sine: soups from "Gulden Dawn," WKAF unit
(hahi, Saturday niRlit. May 10. Thu following: 1nuIay nlplU, CHS
network. Ginger UoIm iIs (riht) will sins lu tho premlen' or lardl
Gnis. which replaces Vaul WhUeman's otvhetni. Mildred Hunt (lel't)
contnilto crooner, is IiIIUmI for the XIK! Artists iniii-ani, WKAT and
stations, Snndiiy iil'ternoon, Mny II.
Mtiiubei'H uf the senior iiy past
have been working tlaJl on tht
eoniedy, "A I'alr of Slvtv." written
at ilif Craterian thpntor Tuesday,
ut the l Valerian iheter Tuesday,
May 1 3, under the dlreetlon of
' 1ns I.sabel Willsie. Tom Sworn
will have charm' oi the m'enery.
"A Villi' of Sixes'' is not consider
ed nuu'h of a hand, but Kdwar-l
I'epte nas created a three -act faive
.that has been declared a "royril
flush" in the matter of fun.
The (luarrels and final break In
the Hirtnersbii firm of the Kure
ka Till company is, the basis plot
of the play.
A short skit, during which each
of the cast appeared and intro
duced themselves, was put on as
a part of the assembly at the
senior hlph school yesterday after
muni. Several salesmen have, al
ready started selling the tickets.
SA1.KM. Ore.. May 8. ;
DoiiKlas. Lane. Lincoln, I'nion,
Wallowa Hi.ker counties will
benefit from contracts to be lt
by tht statu hiliway eommiHsio:i
at its next meet in; in Portland.
Thursday, May 2l The projucts:
on which bids will be opened ar.'.i
Douglas county Ued Itrldg. -j
lhain eetiun of L'mpqua highway,
oonstruirtler, cf nines of brok",
sluno surfacing and furnishing of
broken stone for betterment pur
poses. j
lme county Hi'iulricks Ilridn1
Doylo Hill seetlon of .McKei aie
highway, a. 27 miles of grilling.
Lincoln county W'a Id port Lane
Ctiunty lino section of Housevell
t'oast highway and Walrpurt sec
tion of Alsea highway: construc
tion of 13.3 miles of broken stone
surfacing and furnishing of broken
stone for betterment purposes.
I'nion. Wallowa and I laker coun
ties I.a irande bituminous mac
adr.m project; construction of 22.73
miles of bituminous tn a c a d a in
wearing surface on state highways
in the vlelnity of Lndrande, l!a
and K titer prise.
T.rhtr at Wrigley Field. -home
of the Chicago Cuba, are in unl
forms nf military cut this yenr
Repaint Your
Automobile
Yourself
E(
Jlothers .were honnretl toilnv by. :
meinbers of iht Business and Pro-J
fessional Women's club at tho reg- j
ular luncheon held at Hotel Hoi- J
land. They came as guests of the
club members and were the sub- !
ject of the program presented dur
ing the noon hour.
Merland Tollefson of tho local '
high school sang two numbers,
"SongH My Mother Taught .Me"
and ".Mammy Is Clone." Me was'
accompanied by Mrs. George An- j
drews, local pianist. A toast to i
mothers was given hy Dorothy,
Jane Walters, who came to the,
luncheon as her mother's guest.
response was given by Mrs. t H,.
Porter, both xprosslng the theory,-
aumnteu ttuwn mruugh thjO.ageiv
'I'h rough mother and mother
nlone we get tho best that comes
to iis through this life."
.Miss Genevieve Hrown, also of
the local high school, entertained
with a piano solo, "Twittering of
Hirds."
The remainder of the luncheon
hour was devoted to copies of the
Med ford convention number of the
Oregon Business Woman, which
were passed around to the guests.
. Uno ;f;the pinln features of .the
Cojieo -Jmmnr 'luncheon this noon
was tho presentation of a 2(1 year
C'opco service pin to Oscar Itrenne
man by T. G. liradley, general
superintendent of tho California
Oregon Power company.
.Mr. Jlradley, who is himself a
veteran employe nf 25. years ser
vice, made a short speech in which
he paid high tribute to Mr. Ilren
nenian and tho excellent service
he has rendered.
Ilrenneman, who is chief me
chanic for tho company, first join
ed C'opco In May, laiO when he
was superintendent of the Klamath
water system. Since that time his
work has covered many phases of
the electric rind water systems and
lias carried him over all parts of
the territory served.
f A. second septic tank , demon
stration will bo held tomorrow at
the home of II. 1 Whetstone,
one mile and n half east of the
Tolo overhead crossing, by Prof.
V. J. Gillmore of Oregon State
j college, and V. L. Jones, en
j glneer for tho Portland cement as-
sociation. The public. Is Invited.
During the morning . the men
Hill I'UUMI Ill l II l l'lll'l l'lt, laltlK. n
basket luncheon will he served
during the noon hour, followed hy
an address by Prof. Glllmoro on
the t'ubject of wator systems. A
similar demonstration in celebra
tion of 1 loiter Homes week,, was
given ut the O. M. Shepherd homo
at Kogun Klver yesterday.
DOCTORS DINE AND
You can sava yourself a lot of
money and make your car look al
most like new by relinishing it with
FLEX, the new brushing color fin
ish. Use FLEX and do the job your
self. Oh. yes you can. It doetm't
require any technical skill or exper
ience to apply thin wonderful new
xi lor finish. It flows on so smoothly
tthout a lapor a brush-mark show
ingf it can be brushed in any direc
tion and it dries so quickly that
even a child can use FLEX tuccess
fully. When the automobile is finished
the result is a hard, tough, durable
surface that gleame like satin. It
laughs at rain and repeated wash
ings and comes through with Its
luster unimpaired.There are twenty
FLEX colors all of which are desir
able for automobile use,
' FLEX is also the first practical,
quick-drying color finish for the
home. Used on furniture or wood
work It transforms them in a jiffy.
Women like to use FLEX because
it has no offensive odor and is per
fectly safe at all times. For interior
use, there are twenty colors. FLEX
adheres perfectly It neither chips
nor peels. Your own FLEX dealer
carries all the FLtX colors.
TOPIC AT MEET
The finance committee of tho
city council is meeting this after
noon with representatives of the
Jackson County Humane society
to consider contribution of $l"oo
to the society's construction fund.
This amount wuh promised the
Humane soelety some time ago as
an appropriation for purchasing a
site to bo approved by the Plan
ning commission.
The county has given the society
a site on tho south portion of the
fair grounds and members are now
asking the city for the appropria
tion to be used for constructing
buildings. The site has not yet
been approved by the planning
commission. No forecast has been
made of tho action tho finance
committee may take regarding the
appropriation this afternoon.
CLASS WILL CLOSE
About 7(1 ' delegate! from tho
various Granges and other organi
zations of Jackson and Josephine
counties will attend the last meet
ing of the Rural Recreation school
conducted at Rogue River tonight.
The school has been in session
for four evenings with John Hrnd
ford of the national playground
association as leader. Ills program
consist h of community singing,
music appreciation and psycholog
ical analysis of recreation for
groups of different ages, line
games, group games, relays, folk
dances and stories. '
Going- to Itotarian Convention j
Dr. and .Mrs. I. A. Chambers,
leave tomorrow for Seattle, where'
the doctor will attend tho Rotary :
convention. At Portland tney wllf
be joined hy Mrs. Gavin. Mrs.
( 'ha m bers' mot her. M r. n nd M rs.
C. J. Seaman and1 Mr. and Mrs.
10. C. Corn will also attend the,
convention. All will go hy auto. '
Dr. V, hi. Chandlers Is here to
have charge of his brother's offlcn
during his absence.
Members of the Jackson County
Medical association met at Hotel
Med ford last night for dinner fol
lowed by a progra m meet i ng at
the home of Dr. R. K. Greene.
"Diet," was the subject of the
paper read by' Dr. K. R. Viekel.
An excess of experimental dieting,
especially by women, was con
demned. There aro too many poo
pin experimenting with diets dar
ling this day and age, the doctors
present, agreed with the author of
tho paper.
The 3!Mh annual session of the
nut hern Oregon Medical assocla-
Salcm. $7()0,omi officio hulldlnv
will ho constructed nn Stnte and
cunimereial streets.
Coipplcte Stock of
FLEX
.Carried by
Hubbard Bros., Inc.
Exclusive Medford Dealer
"Invaluable" Say
Society Women
Mrci.LO GI.O Kace Powder Is pre
ferred by beautiful women because
it leaves no trace of fluklness, past
iness or Irritation. Stays nn lunger
no shiny noses! Made by n new
Kronch process prevents large
pores, Spreads more sinoolhly-
liives t youthful bloom. Very pure.
I'se MKI.U) -Gl.O l-'nco Powder,
It's wonderful. Jaruilu & Woods
I ru p Store
PRICE REDUCED on
Moden 6-rm. Bungalow
Many huilt-lu features; gnratfe;
nve. Cnsh or terms, "
Sco II. V. KCIIOI.Z, owner,
Hotel Holland, or your real
estate agent. .
A largo number of favorable
comments have been heard regard
ing the .Mothers Day radio pro
gra m presented by M rs. Krona
Bray's drama class during Copco
hour, Tuesday night. The read
ings by various students, both
young and old were well rendered
and the musical numbers by .Mer
Inpd Tollefson greatly enjoyed by
nil who listened In
NEW TONIC STOPS HAIR FROM
TURNING GRAY OR FALLING OUT
,Improves Condition of Scalp.
n: f it t. i
uiuigH uray nair uacK
. To Youthful Color
'ANYONE MAY USE IT
AT HOME, COSTS LITTLE
i"Mr hair sremed dead and con
tinned tn fall nut and turn lay in
spue , in .annua prrp.raiinnii 1
.used, until one nanny day I Irarnrd
about this wonderful la'a Hair
JTonie," declared Mra. W. S. Mr
fBridp nf Romulus. Mich.
After uainic Lea'a Hair Tonic a
short time my hair stopped falling
out and gradually aa if by mazir
K KUdual friend never noVced
the Rlanre why all thane Bray
dead looking ham were back to
their natural colnr and my hairj
I ana scalp were in perfect condi.
tion. Now juat an occassional an.
plication to the scalp with 'ajr
finger tips, keeps my hair splendid.
'Another thing I like is that it
dosen't stsin the scalp, the lininn
of your hats or the bed pillow like
the other stuff I formerly used.
i certainly Is wonderful and
women who want to look younger
and better ahould try It." continued
this enthusiastic lady.
4 Maw people not fray at all, e
feaa for fliindriiff nr iirhv ...In'
but nf course the most amazing re
sults come to gray haired folks.
You can see such a vast improve
ment, yet jot even an expert
notices one is using it, lleauty
specialists charge fancy sums in
larffer ritie. f.ir antilvinw I..1-
hut anyone may apply it at home
Just as well. Idea's sort of puts
nature hack nn the job and or
course lh M.,u..in. "I ik. , :
into the scalp with the finger tips
Iks me mono 10 me suriare and
stimulates the hair roots in a
harmlens. Iw a I V, w Kanjfiil
Many report their hair growing
out thicker, even colored and beau
tiful. Certainly lira's enhances a
person's appearance wonderfully.
If reader desires tn lest Idea's nn
a Sfnnll .lull nf na.
or give it the fair trial Reserves,
the druggists have ft, or send
dollar hill check or stamps tn Lea'a
Tonic Co. Hrentwnod Md. for
bottle hv return Mi.il ff Aaal.A
iust write for it pay postman
when It comes (lwi e cents estra)
This nationally shown concern
rilSrStllM. Manila will nl....
delight user after six weeks use
it money nam from tnem or your
druggist without argument or
Question,'
Just 2 Days Left
; To Take Advantage of the Special .
SALE OF
COLD SEAJL
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CV'Q Cl Ccnillile Cnlil Soul Of Of?
"XI? I La ('iillKiilt-lllil Itlllt wO.ttO
71ovQ ff ii-niilno Ciohl Seal Pfi
I 1 1. ('nngiilcuiii IIiik OUaJJ
Other Prices in Proportion
Congoleum by the Yard on Sale .
P- ac
EOFORD FURNITURE & HOWL CO.
Mother's Day
Is jNext Sunday May 11
What gift would be more appreciated than some
lovely flowers? '
Whether your mother lives here or a hundred
miles away you can give hr flowers.
,A Choice Selection of Flowers and Potted Plants
at the , , s .
i Medford Greenhouse
S 1005 East Main ,
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Phone 374
"Flowers Sent Anywhere"
Moinber P T 1) '
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