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Demonstrations . l Yesterday
Well Attended By Valley
Farmers $5000 Avail
able for Work.
Drainage demonstration held
yesterday at the Will lam nun tract
on Beall Lane, and at the Paul
Schorer orchard noar Tolo, were
attended by five times us many
farmers and orchnrdlstH as attend
ed the first one, held a month ago.
Fifty were at the morning meet
ing, and sixty-five ut the afternoon
tests. ... . r
, After June 30, the drainage and
irrigation work of the valley will
he conducted, with federal funds.
$5000 is available from an appro
priation by congress. The amount
was originally 9)0,000, but was
swatted by the economy ax. It is
thought that sufficient funds will
he available for a thorough con
duct of the work.
No deWnlte program has been
mapped out for the 1930-31 study,
hut it will include the extension of
the present research, and enlarge
ment of its scope.
Irrigation, in all Its phases, wilt
he studied, and from time to time
orchard ists and landowners will be
advised as to the uses and abuses,
if any, of irrigation waters in these
parts. The irrigation ditches will
also, bo .probed to determine their
weaknesses, If any.
Last spring, as an educational
pointer, water users were request
ed to keep ditches free of muterlal
apt to result in seepage, and the
advice .has been followed to a large
extent. . v .
Before the new program Is def
initely determined, there will he a
meeting of federal irrigation offi
cials, Oregon state Irrigation ex
perts, and valltoy hyulovyners and
Irrigation, district! ,;
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CENTRAUA, Wash., June 11.
(IP) Authorities toduy continued
their- Investigation of- the mysteri
ous shooting to ilonth of Maynard
Taylor, 27, of Centralla, who was
slain Sunday night near here while
seated In an automobile with Agnes
Slithum, 27, a Tenino divorcee.
She is being held In tho county
jail at Chehalls for further ques
tioning, although authorities said
evidence they .have gathered near
the spot where the crime was com
mitted, bore out her story o an un
identified assailant.: ; c
PORTLAND, Ore., June 11. i"P
The first four train, bearing Ore
gon 'National Guardsmen to Camp
Clatsop, pulled out of Portlan;!
early this morning, with hundreds
of parents flocking the North Bank
station to bid :thcir jBons. adieu.
At Fox Rialto
Konncth MacKennu und Joan
Ronnolt, .featured In "Crnsty That
Way," nil talking comedy wliieli I"
mm- playing at the Fox Rialto
theater..-.. ...
It is the story of a beautiful and
wealthy girl, who had a train of
admirers constantly, at her side,
who cared for none of them but
made each think she did and who
eventually did fall in lov with
tho one man who hod no Interest
In. her. ,.. ,
Joan Bennett, of n, fumed stage
family, is tho girl with peculiar
ideas of love,, and Kenneth Mac
Konna. Jiogls Toomey, Jason Ro
Imrds, Ktra-ran Lyntr aTKt fctimwlcn
Hare have Important roles in tile
PFoductiM .wltit-trMs IVaWd ton Vin
cent Lai-Mh'W stnije play.'
.-XJl-LiiJ-il.il ' - - '
"A WONDERFUL
-,. HELP TO HE"
Read What MrV. Arnold Says
About Lydia E. Pinkham'
' Vegetable Compound .
Dnlk.n Ali- TVhf. a wonderful
hflp Lydia E. Pinkliam'a .Vegetable
l l'ompounu iibh
been to me. i wn
so nervous and
rundown 1 could
n't bo up half the
time. When I had
taken one bottle
of Vegetable Com-
ramd 1 could tell
felt better, (w 1
took seven bottles
and I rcaimmend
it highly. It hclped
mv nerves and
keeps me strong to do my housework
nd wait on four little children. 1 hope
some other suffering woman will try it.
Mit. PnKTF.H I.. Ansoi n, 1013 S. M
Andrews Ht., lVilhan, AtalmiiiB.
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COUNTIES PAST
Crop : Condition Summary
Shows' Generally - Favor
able Conditions in Oregon
Farm Work Ahead.-
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 11. A
The United States department of
uKi-icuiiure, weather bureau. Issu
ed Us weekly summary of -weather
and crop conditions today, as fol
lows: Some rain fell In northwestern
counties early in tho week, and
later there were a taw widely scat
tered thunderxhowcrs, but there
was little Interference with farm
work on account of rain.
Cereals: Winter wheat is most
ly headed and In tho milder sec
lions is filling. Except In some
central counties where moisture Is
scarce. It Is making good advance.
Tho warmer weather has resulted
in Improvement of corn and some
fields In the south are being culti
vated. Fruits: The height of the straw
berry season Is past In northwest
ern counties. Can fruits arc do-!
ing well but show much winter in-
Jury. Thinning of apples and pears
is in progress. Cherries aro ripen
ing in small quantities. I
.Meadows, Pastures and Ranges:
Cutting of alfalfa and clover made
belter progress, duo to warmer
weather. The second crop Is malt-!
ing a good start in southorn coun-i
ties. i
Livestock: Warmer weather was i
favorable for sheep-shearing, which
Is nearly or quite finished In many
places. Stock is doing well in all
sections. Conditions have been
favorablo for turkeys.
Miscellaneous: The stand of
melons has been reduced by cold
vealher,.-lut -conditions dUEing the
week were favorable' for' 'melons
and gardens.
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PklVATE
I Xrfof SCREEN
L VD arh
I just saw Stnn Laurel arid
Oliver flarcly in The Jtogue Song.
In short subjects they ''were Ihuru
' provoking co
medians. In
The Rogue
SonR, they are
artists.
Laurel and
Hardy are dif
ferent functors.
Their work Is
nut of tlie hit
or miss variety,
being rather
the result of
studied eff o r t.
Tradition says
the comedinn-s
only do their
best work un
der tragic cir
cumstances. Not
so with Stan
STAN LAUREL rf "' "liver, i ney
OUVEB MAPDr can't rush on
with the news that their poor old
mothers arc dying, or their wives
have eloped with the iceman, or.
the banker to whom they have
entrusted their life savings has
suddenly left : for South America,
and then amidst all their woe pro
ceed to life the audiences to gales
of merriment with comio antics.
Stan . was Just another typical
Knglish comedian. Hardy was
planning to be a lawyer until the
legal tumes became too musty for
htm; Then they met in Holly
wood mid tho screen was given
two rare personages. .
In their private life they find a
compatabilily of spirit. Yet one is
pot lost without the other. Tney
don't carry their jicpn personali
tlctf. dl)tnide the gates of the studio.
Baseball Scores
, American
Philadelphia
Cleveland
U. H. K.
.. i 10 8
.. 0 U 0
Cochrane;
drove, Shares and
Hndlln, Kerrcll and Myatt.
It. H. K.
Washington 2 "
Chicaao 1 5 0
lladlcy. Binxton and bpentor;
Henry and C'ronse.
HoHton at St. Loiiln. iostionert;
rain.'
i , National
C'hlraKo J " 1
Phllndnlphia - ' "
Unit and Hartnctt; Collard, Mch
ol and McCmdy.
':; : n- " k-
PKtahiirich ;
New York 9 ' , . ,7
.Meine. Jonea and Hooli Hubholl
and Uognn.
" " It. II. K.
Clnrlnnatl i 7 1
Kli, Itixey nd Sukeforth;
Vance and leherry.
St. Inl t Hoston. postponed;
r"'"' t
Auloll Injured
tsBATTI.B. Jn 1 1. I P Sam
uel It Stern, former Judge of the
King county nuperlor court, and
.Mr,. Stern, were -erlouHly Injured
when their ..tomobll. collided
he,ul on with a machine driven l
Mr. r. cile Sprye. Tacoma nurw.
who rilffered minor Injurle!..
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Racing Classic Won on
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- ln'-carrying tti winners of the famous Indian.polis racei to vic
tory for tha tenth consecativa year, Firestone tires have established
one of -the greatest lilt of records ever achieved by any product
in competitive contest, according to R. C. Tucker, vice-president of
the Western Firestone organisation. Tucker is shown with the
new Firestone Heavy Duty Balloon against a background of the
moianapolis speedway.
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Lidns Will Eye Dancers
To Pick Candidates For J
"Miss Medford" Contest
Another, scheme bus been de
vised by members of the Lions
club committee, to locate addi
tional beauties, who will enter the
"Alias Medford" contest. Satur
day evening, Juno 1 4th, ueverul
charming young ladies between
the agcR of Hi and 25 years will
be selected from tho dance, -floor
at Dreamland hall on Kast Main
street to compete for the title and
represent this city at Juntzen
Beach near Portland In July, when
'Miss Oregon" will' be chosen
from the list of girts entered by
various cities of tho state at . the
Lion;? .International frolic,
' Miss Oregon" will journey to
Galveston, Tejuis, to compete with
the femlnio ranks who. surpass In
pulchritude for the tltto of "Miss
Universe." ,..- -
"Miss : Medford" will bo sup
plied with a complete sfimmer en
semble of street dut hen, evening
gown and swimming suit before
she leaves for Portland.
Girls will bo summoned from
the dance floor at tho Dreamland
hall about 11 p.m.. which will
give, ample time, for late arrivals.
A largo .attendance is anticipated
I take pleasure In nominating....
as a candidate In tho "Miss Med
ford" Contest.
Address of Nominee Is.; '.
Telephone number -4 .
For Information call or write to P. O. Uox 1051 or care
of Southern Oregon Gas Corporation
Park Bruin Reaches For Sweet
In Preference To Chicken Treat
1 TACO.MA, Waxli.. June II. VP)
IJoil't hull a hear wilh a chicken.
Ilert Moore, Seattle contractor,
never fell no hard on any of the
hlK dam HitcH he haa built In tllcHC
pai-t a.s he did yenterday. In
Kuinlcr National park when he
tried to' feed chicken to a wild
national park cinnamon urainc
that already was engaged in eating
candy from tho hand of another
tourist.
kept taking the chocolate, and
Meoi'f krpt'Poklng the clilcken at
BUILDING TRADE:
KlbOXlr Miss.,. June 1 1 (F
The awakening of renewed activ
ity In building enterprise. In elec
trical development. In food distri
bution and . : in the radio, rinoma
and automobile fields Is forecast
by 5. A. Band! of New Orleans,
vice-president of the Canal Bank
andv Trunt companv. lie told the
.National Association of Building
Owner" and Manager he believed
the return to normal business i
would; be" achieved .within six
months V .;' . , '
SAL.KM. Ore. June II. L'n
le the Gold Beach Electric com
pany dpdt from what In allPKPd
lo 1a ,ivIolatlrtn of orders of the
jiinte highway dpartmnt nnd of
from which to choosu contestants.
Local girls so far entered in
the contest are Klsie Williama
being ,sponsorod, by the . Western
I'nion and Edna Allen, sponsored
by the Gold liond club. Names
entered by individuals are: ,Theo
dositi von der Hellcn, Helen Illee,
lively n Snyder, Dorothy Orth,
Helen Croft. Mae Allen. Olive
Lu tills, Dorothy Combes, Margaret
Hcnneny, Edna Mao Wells, Klea
nor S. Howard, Maxine Vaughn,
Vivian Meter and Dorothy RlddoU.
The contest to- be carried on
will Involve no costs for contest
ants or merchants sponsoring- ft he
girls. The selection of the win
ner will be .made by judges. The
contest is open to amateurs only.
Any participant found to .have
had stuge,. motion,, picture, ffnr
similar professional experience will
be disqualified. '
Tho contestants must bo of good
moral .character. Complete rules
of . the contest have , been pub
lished in previous issues of The
Mail, rr.ibune...,. F.or .submission of
additional names to tho list of
lovely girls, already obtained, the
following coupon is printed:
him. Bruin brushed Moorc'a arm
away three or four times, then got
peeved and hit Moore u blow on
the cheat with hia paw that acnt
the contractor aprawliug. , Tlioae
at the ringHldo Bald the bear acted
like n professional' boxer and that
t the blow waa aufficient to have
broken a Iosh athletic man'a riba.
After finiahing the chocolatca
the bear picked up the chicken
which had fallen to the ground In
the rumpua and nte It.
Park bcara nre plentltfiit and
tame in their way hut aticklera
aliout dinner Hervice.
the law in the Installation of power!
line equipment through Oold
Beach and towards Wedderburn
suit will be instituted by the com
mission to have the company de
clared a nuisance. r
Relative to state highways th
law requires that power concerns
must placer'thelr poles and lines In
whatever position nlong the high
way the commission tells them, tw.
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.Lars Riingle of Gary, Ht V has ai
sorrel muHtang horae yearn old
whleh hn' hflH retired from Hfrvire
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
' If ytf rlh to be permnntly r i
ItevtHj of lit atorntch and bowel. ;
tak na1mann' Cna Tablata, which
r ptpatd pcU)lr for atomach i
nd all tha bad effects reeulting (rcrm
Cat preaiure, i
That empty, gnawing feeling t tha '
pit of tha tomach will dlnnppear; that i
mtlertJi, nervoua feeling with heart paT- I
Cut loo will vaniah, and you will again j
i able to take a deep breath without 1
dieromforf. i
That araway. sleepy 1 feeling fret f
dinner will b replaced by a deilre for i
entertainment. Bloating w!ll reate.
Your ltmhe,- arm atwt fingers !ll na,
longer eolrf and "go to aleep" be
cauae Baalmann'a Caa Tablet prevent
gas from Interfering 'with th circwla-
tkm. Get the genuine, in the yellow pe-lt
age, at any good drug at ore. Prl'-e 91
HTlEANfJ'S Pltt'O STOHK 1
Firestones
i. ,f th-.'-t-
PACIFIC COLLEGE
10
NEWUBHCi, Ore., June Jl-MI)
"llerlio" Hoover's little white
school house, now Pacific College,
yesterday honored its most dis
tinguished pupil, now tho president
of the United States.
From all sections of tho . statu
men and women, who went to
school with President Hoover, the
rosy-cheeked youngster who was
one of the first scholars at the
opening of Pacific. Academy In
1-885. gathered hero and aided in
unveiling a tablet ' to "Herbert
Hoover, humble country boy."
Dr. W. D. Woodward, orator of
the day. dedicated . the lablot to
"the quiet tittle lad who made no
stir, who was not distinguished In
any way while here."
Tho day wait kn6vvn . as Hoover
day in the history of the college."
Policewoman Margaret Mcllugh
of Boston knocked Tom O'Hrion
into the gutter with a ft.it Wow on
the jaw ''tiHtMM
Ovbf-38
5iiiic Years
u .mw..
Baking Rwder
Guaranteed Pure
Use KC for fine texture
and large volume
' in your bakings
Million of pounds uied
by our Government
IS YOUR (r
TITLE"
INSURED o'
A man of modcrato means
can ill afford tho cost of
lengthy litigations which are
sure to bo forced upon him
should any flaw come to
light affecting the validity
of his title. It is much more
economical to pay the small
premium ' for the absolute
and permanent protection of
a titlo insurance policy.-
Jackson County
Abstract Co.
121 East Sixth Phone 41
f Title Insurance Head-
quarters
LEPER COLONY
NEGLECTED IS
Oregon Man Resigns Post
On Molokai Island When
MEDICS CHARGE
Plans for Betterment Are!w ",v""'y-f"1"' 'iiw
Rebuffed.
.PORTLAND, Ore., Juno 11. P)
Dr. Hubert i.inusoy McArthur.
Portland, who. .returned homo to
day after resiRnliiR his position us
territorial government physician in
the leper settlement at Kalaupaiut
at Molokai inlund, charsel that ;
deplorable physical and moral con-i
dltlons aro permitted to exist while
the territorial hoard nf health ha;
refused to consider a constructive I
program.
Dr. McArlUur, who wast sradu-;
uled with tho University of Oregon
class of lHL'U und from the imd
ical school in said hi his le-t-i
ter of reuiffnutiun. which contained
the chargefl, cause ! the grcalest
sensation in Honoiuiu - tn reeenr j
years. The letter was dated to be- t
come effective yeatei'dhy. v" ' "'
The Oregon medic said that dur-,
e
Novcr despair of n soiled lwt..No
matter what fate hcfalls your hall,
let us prove that cleaning and re
blocking by our perfected method
will do wpndcrs for it. r ;, gj j-j j
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w:v :r.. n?srxK?w-Tr,
Roy E. Kennedy & Sons
Announce They Are Representatives
; , in Medford for ; M n?
McGormick Deering
Farm
We have leased the building at the corner of 4 th
and Bartlett and now have a complete stock of.
'i i rv.:-' " .' r ,: -: '
McCormick-Deering Tractors
Mowers, Hay Rakes, Ciiltivator
Discs. Plows and Harrows v -
Also a Complete Line o L H, C.
''RepaiTs v".
We have been in the implement business for years, have
store at Junction City and are prepared to supply your
wants for everything in our line.
Look to Us for Service on Your McCormick-Deeririg Machinery -
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While They Last An Oil Can Free
' ''.fSF'J'f.' ht Every Caller ' ..-y -''rTJ '
OFFICIAL OPENING WILL OCCUR LATER '
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, REMEMBER, LOCATION ...
Corner 4th and Bartlett Phone 282 '
,;:,ii;i.ll,.iiiN,ii:iiiiiijj,fclim.,iill:i;i.ikUuiijjiii,iiiihji.iiiilNf,iiuii,iM,
ing his threu-year term at tlii- Ivper
I haven, he was coustantly rt'lMiffed
by the territorial hoard of hculth
uii every major project ho umk-e-touk
for tlio betterment of thn eul
ony. f ,Al
Air Casualties
WAsm.(ITON. June 1 1.
I Lieutenant (iuy IJewiit. 'huiiell,
u f Hot Springs, Arkansas, was
! killed today in an airplane erash
at. tho Quanlleo, Virginia, Ma
rine covpti flying field.
I ii iiiunlt' Nnruiiil (Mom's '
LA CIIANDIO. Oic. .limn 11 ,
WAIT! . .
For Lucky Friday, the 13thJ
Investigate Before You Invest '
Modern Gas Range, Sale
Automatic Water Heaters
i Noiseless Refrigerators ''
Southern Oregon Gas Corporation
Tel.
LEANING hats is ;i
our pride
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"WE'RE NOT SATISFIED
UNLESS YOU. ARE"
City Cleaning & Dyeing Works
iiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Machinery and Tractors
N'oriual KClioul HOUlnrs received dl
IiIiiiiuih liere yrsteniay at the firiit
Ki iKluathin exeicisrit of "the"' ni;(v !
liuitltutiott. N. V. Coleman, Hesi- !
ilenl of Keed 'coljefee, wajj thu
slieaker, :" " 1 .
WbURH, RASHES,llTES j
' eased fay coof antiaeptfc Zemo
Depend on cooling, soothing Zemo to
draw the heat and sting out of sun
burn and bring comfort to summer
skin itch. Known and praised for 20
years. Mitiionsknowhowquicklyand
8ufely it clears away skin trouble,
including stubborn dandruff and ugly
'pimples. Try this safe, reliable anti-eeptic-after
shaving; it eases razor
smart. Always have Zemo handy.
Any druggist. 35c, 60c, $1.00. '.'
526,
and joy!
Phone
474
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