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M EDFORD MAIL UNE Second Section Six Pages Second Section Six Pages Twenty-Fifth Your MKDFORD, OlilXiON, TUKSDAV, .J I'NK No. n i BOKHARA CHANGED IN NEW ORDER ,V - .. . COmmUniSm and C00Pera - . tlVe Trading Force UUaint Bazaar-Keepers to Close bnODS hinC nUCIS Are tXPOricU. . Ily dames A. Mills, Associated Cress (orrespondent. liOKIIOARA, Uzbekistan Soviet 1A l!lU lift A I A I T-flinlrfut II r. Mfivi.tt ' .. I ,nV i Republic. flj -Communism and ,iq)uU11,-,-n.u.m,iu.1, m an-i co-oimruuve irauim,- nave nrougiu ;o-operatlve trading have brought change to Bokhara'- bazaars, whlcii (II"' S jPJ'i Ll I B J S-T - H iff il lV; Jf m$ 1 ! II Mjffi':'m j K VMtii-3 '' i&MK i 4 ! tt SKSb.; .& m$ Mm l 1 t' W W UMMJ III l Ul X for centurloM weru known roun-J the worhl for their famous runs, Silks, spices, oils, perlumes, uyes , Jind all the rich products of the j 10ast. j As virtually all tritilinjf In the I Soviet union is eoufineil to Kovcrn-j .jnent and cooperatlvy orKnnizatlon.4. i lunnv of the local hazaar-keepers. ' - - - v IMP 1 rfWa 45Sii5i , Si ( 'e I- S tahfi-VV, at - Till 1 . Girls always had 'another date' until he ended 'B.Ol HK KNEW lie wasn't Jinpulnr with girls. littt lie never suspected why until fine iliiy a clerk in a drugstore sug gested Lifebuoy to him. Tliiit simple change in toilet soaps changed his whole life! For it ended the fault that had made girls unwilling to go out with him. "15.0.", Plie polite name for a condition people dislike even to mention Wj oror . . . No more turn downs now. Girls accept his invitations gladly. He knows the easy way to keep perspiration odorless. Jlol wcalhrr no cxetite Kvrn if the thermometer is up in the nineties even if we are perspiring more freely no need to let "B.O." offend. Just take this simple precaution. Millions of particular men and women if I f I TRY LIFEBUOY SHAVING CREAM Soothes at you sbait endt "Tender Spots'' 1 who In their long, patriarchal bizarre and romantic characterise beards, fluwlng silk rolw, spotless- tics that have made it the theme j ly white ttirhans mid oriental san- of writers, poets and painters foi ; dalu, are anions the most pictur-; centuries. The connnunist rulern . esque in the world, have been; f llussia acknowledge It will take : forced to close shop. years to collect from the dosc;t j Pour years ago if was possible ! and plains the millions of tribe.-.-: to buy heie all manner of oriental men who now are scattered over ; iii'Uclcs, including exquisite J'ak- Turkestan and organize them on j ham and Samarkand runs, but to-j "collective farms. ; day one can buy cbly .such comi . inuti objects us copper and bronze i water-juga, native nubble, - bubble pipes nart;hclis), tobacco audi snuff containers and tawdry Jew- : 'lry. j Huks K.x ported. ( j Ail the Tino rujn made by the ; 1 local weavers are bought by the; j government at its own prices and j I exported to Iterlin. Paris. London J nd New York. There they can ! be purchased in department stores i hit lower prices than prevail In thej Irelikil Jjtunv- in 1 !nlf li it t-i K,i m . arkami. Tin MmP condition ap- pnes (o enmroiucriey, lanie-eovcr.s wall draperies and similar articles. vmiii ine eiosiiif; ui ine oaxaar-j. tm' -(dor ami fascination of Hok nara seems to no vanisnmj;. r.ie visitor no longer sees lonsr Jrains or swaying camels laden with tne rich merchandise of China. India, A firbanii ii n anil I'i ij i uln'ldin . . . laboriously through the narrow dUlily streem Df Bokhara, led by a vnnnP)1 h lo hnIMWl retire mnuntod upon an ass. The wonderful mosques and meddresses or divinity schools, which made Hokhara a center of ecelesastieal learning for the Mo hammedan world, appear and are half ruined. J Birds Inhaimcd. j Storks and cranes build their nests in the vaulted recesses of the meridrcHses or on top of the min arets, feeling secure from the hand tne Moslem, who regards the;? ',l,'('s as sacred, r'ven the picturesque water-car- ri'r- wilh his jiig.sk in sacks bulging w'tn water, a hallmark of Bokhara siiini Alpvfindnr th.- flreat invailpil ' Turkestan. is riifmniiearinir His place is being taken by modern water-supply systems installed ify the soviet. Seemingly unchangeable, h n w ever. are other native customs. Th? men still wear long, padded coat- over white pantaloons, m a k I n g them resemble walking hedqullt.". '1 he women are attired in equullv long, Handily colored coats of silk .... ,. vi-lvi't. with ii thick Muck veil mmle of hm'chllll fiver tlinh- faces. .'rl)m the time a sh-l In llokhiira Is 12. no man. except It he her father. i, n,ther or huslianil. Is allowed to Bai!1, ,, npr features. Vet the timeless, almost Im- miilalile ICr.st, or at least that part f it under soviet domination. Is succumhltiK slowly to modern !n- fluences and Is IcKinu- the exotle. realizing how quickly others notice "B.O.", have switched to Lifebuoy to be afe. And they like this delightful toilet soap more and more every day. Everything about it. Its bountiful, creairty lather even in hardest water. Its pleasant, extra-clean scent that van ishes as you rinse. The gentle antiseptic lather that cleanses so thoroughly purifies pores' so deeply removes every trace of "B.O." IF7ia( a complexion soap! Women add a special word of praise for Lifebuoy as a complexion soap, lis bland, deep-cleansing lather gently frees clogged pores of beauty-stifling impurities freshens dull skins till they glow with healthy radiant loveliness. Adopt Lifebuoytoday.LEVERBRos.ra.,cijf.M. Lifebuoy WEALJH SOAP 1 -stops body odor- L Harvesters of Medford's earwig crop will not realize u great cas uafty list this year. And if there are any other bugs In the garden planning on their lowly brothers for nourishment they'd better tighten up their belts right now, according to lClmer Oatman, lead er of the earwig campaign, who started pn u survey of the city yesterday with a crew of three men. For census enumerators in carwigdom find the city enjoying a decrease in population as jdeas ing to roses and cabbages as hu mans. 'Its all the result of Inst year's deserted poisoning' Mr. Oatman stated to 1 flay. "Where there were hundreds of earwigs hist season, we have to hunt to find five or six. Eradica tion is simple If we can just get the jteople to poison properly.' Homes on South Ivy, whore gar dens were crawling last year, have only a few stray bugs this summer. nu wnll Mr nmi.mn ulnloy hnvn ! the earwig situation well under control. Three streets on the Kast Side were inspected yesterday and ear wigs were found in only one gar den. The largest number of bugs were located in the children's play ground. Following the survey of the city, poisoning will begin. In view of the successful results of last year'. program, it is believed that all residents will co-oiierato with the city In distributing poison about their premises where the earwigs arc found. Hriinier Knights of Pythias lodge plan to reconstruct Maliaffoy building on the highway into lodge hall and clubrnnms. Madras Construction of Texaco oil si at ion being rushed to com-pletion. She thought; I hate saying 'no' again, but 'B.O. spoils' you as a dancing partner1 Yet, to be polite, She said: Too bad I didn't know about (he dance sooner. I'm dated up for that night' (Body Odor) Seek Pardons On 1 ,;wi 1 AV4 (Associated Prosa T'holo-1 The freedom of Warren K. Billings (left), convicted with To in Mnoney (right) for tho liomhliig cif a lreMtrednesH Bay arad-: in San Francisco in Bit", aualls net ion by the California supreme cmiri which s now iwiewlng the case ih to his eliglbllty. .Mihiney is also seeking a pardon ami ;overnor Y oung has atinoiuiced Ids wllllng ncfS to art as simui as the court lias ruled. . CHIROPRACTORS KNIGHTS PYTHIAS TO MEET HERE! July 2 to 5 Set for State Gathering Program ' In- eludes Scenic Trips About Area. i The 22ml annual convention of the Oregon Cliirojn actic associa- tlun will be held In Med ford July lleaduuarters will bo at tho Hotel lodford, with business, hcs- slons In the Masonic Temple. U Is understood that the address of welcome will be given by Mayor A. W. Pipes to which I 'resilient Chester Kastor will rcdy. Con vention managers have arranged an extensive program including jiublic. meetings, golf matches, nips to Crater Lake and other beauty spots. . As soon as It became known that Med ford was to be tho city In which the coming convention was! to be held. It was decided that inasmuch as the Itoguc river cnun- try teems with jiolnls of Interna-1 tinally famous beauty, as welt as! centers of historic and scientific interest, KUlticient time should be set nsmo to aimw ine iieiegates to lake these In. Although the convention will be of four days duration it is planned to finish all business In the first two days and devote the remain ing forlyeight hours in rest and enjoyment. "The pursuit of idea- sure is as important to the piope functioning of the human body as is the devotion to the more exnc lug duties" nald President Master "And we intend that everyone who attends the convention shall have a full sharo of tho former as well as of tho latter. We expect In thoroughly enjoy our slay in Med ford and we feel sure that the citi zens of that thriving city will be able to look back uon our con vention as one of the pleasant Incidents of this year." JOIN PIG, CALF CLUBS WILLI AMM CKKKK. Ore., June1 24. (Special) II. It. Howell, j Joseph Ine county agent, has or I ganlz"d both a pig and calf 4-H club at WllllamH. Mr. Howell Is very desirous that other boyH and girls become mem bers of these cIuIjh. Iast year the Judging team, ! representing Williams d Utrlct, I larry Newman, Hon rile Holzhau ser and Orval Lowman, won Hec ond prize at the county fair and received a trip to Iho mate fair at Salem. Htearl Vahrenwald attended the Annual boys' and girls' summer Mchool it Corvallls, through a scholarship won In club work. Members of the calf Hub arc Or-' val Lew-man, Alfred Ktder, Htearl Vahrenwald. Harry Newman, Itos-4-o Lemmon, -Charles MoomVtw. Members of the pig club ar St earl Vahrenwald, IHle Vahren wald, Iternlce Vahrenwald. PORTLAND MERCHANT I VERY ILL IN GERMANY POHTLANO. Or.. June 24. 7P. A cablegram received here todajpt Indicated that Adolphe Wolfe, hi? former executive head of a large i Io!h nd department store whloh bears his name, was seriously i'l at linden fcaden, Germany. Wolfa has ben traveling In Kurop for more than a yfftr. IN CONVENTION Bomb Sentences ECT Talisman Lodge, night elected It. U. ecllor commander K. of P., last 1 larwood chan- to fill the eancy caused by the resignation of Clarnn 10. .laqua was elected mas ter of work, the office vacated by ' Mr. llarwood to become chancel- I lor commander. Mr. Harwood will' be Installed a week from next . !M"'"y; .1 ii irr.tr. hancellor H. C, Hoehne, in en. vinceni s nospuni in i-oi-l-land, writes that he Is recovering but will be in the hospital for month or more. j A delegation was present from t Ashland. Allen .1. Olson, formerly j r Mioula. Alotit., now of Med - . " d Mi'. Holmes ot j'ortiand weife visitors.: , , . - - I Deputy oeorgo j. Kuu.man an - nounced that matters of impor ! lance will bediscussed at the next two meetings and urged all to be j present. " liOC.l'K ItlVKIt, Ore (Sd.) Mr. and Mr. W ; hatl the misfortune to have their .,. leave the lilghwuv and uti down (1-foot precipice on (he "Ale Ken- xle highway. Moth were serious) v Injured and Mrs. i confined to her bed. b.iilly wreeked. o 301301 IN OUR WINDOWS-The LATEST CREATIONS in WOOD RANGES ENAMELED and SEMI-ENAMELED in Colors to Harmonize With Your Kitchen O s rr An exceptionally" fine Green and Tan Enameled Range An ex cellent addition to the finest kitchen; 360 lbs. weight; a real Dl cellent addition to the finest kitchen; 360 lbs. weight; a real Q D I value at this low price tr value at this low u n white and tan I warming oven. An green and tan Range which O range. Weight j unusual value at ' range. Weight 340 weighs 330 lbs. D 325 pounds. I this low price pounds ' Specially priced at tt a a tr? I t At r r dr,T rr 111 a aj r'n k - S7 Mr . " . " J Q Use Your Credit VVEEmijRl -It's Good Here I oeaoiiopoi iochoi iopoi loaocso e r BURCH PROGRAM FOR L Harbor Development Assn.' Sponsors Conference July' 15 at Grants Pass-Will; Show Resources. Program for the M id Pacific Kuiphv Mineral Hconomic confer ence to bo held in (! rant a Pass Tuesday, July 1 &, under the aus pices of the Northern California Southern Oregon Develojiinent as sociation Is announced iu the cur rent issue of "Development," offi cial publication of the association. The publication Is being sent to mining centers throughout the coast. Albert Hureh, general chairman, reports that arrangements have been completed with the best min ing authorities available for pre sentation of i mi tiers at the confer ence. Persons Interested In mining will come from all points In southern Oregon and northern California, to at loud the meeting, judging from the present expression of enthusi asm, Mr. Murch states. This conference has been sched uled as a part of the move to link southern Oregon with a seaport. The motive of the Northern California-Southern Oregon Develoji inent association Is to learn how much tonnage may bo expected from tho mining of ores. Southern Oregon has copper, Id, clay, coal; limestone, chroni- Ite. lllg deposits of chrome ore, I vii Innlilii In Hi., nt.il nr i ml nloetrte n,frlBoniol. lmIllKlrles arc said to Location and extent of tho do- , posits; costs and tMigineerlng jirob- I tems of mining will be considered ( at the meeting. The pi-ogrnm will open In iho, ' lWl"illO ( .., county court houso at , with an addresH of welcome by Mayor Cleorgo l'x. i Oieetings from the association will' i be voiced by President O. Ii. Gates. , I Mr Itureli will then nlUlitw, thr. j luirpoH0 (lr tj,0 conference The , HthJ1(.t ,,r -CtttUr wilj i,c covered ;(V Jtm.laiHi mUI1)(,,i oreh-' anl. Med ford, and "(Jointer" by W. H. Iloblnson, local -representative of the American Smelling and Re fining company. .). T. Pardee of the U. K. (leotog Ical Survey, Washington, I). C, will speak on tho "M literal Re sources ftf Northern California and Southern Oregon." J. - M. J Jvely, president of the Lively I. line Pro il uHx co in on nv. (Sold 1 1 III. Ore. I will give ii teeluru on "Coal und Silica." j M r. 1 lurch has chosen "Chrom- lle" iih Iho tonic for his main ad- MNERA MEET dress. Tho financing jiroblem will ; be covered by Jl. K. (larder, jiresl J u ne iM.ldent of tho First National bank. II. Sparks' V. II. Muirliead, manager of tho Heaver Portland Content company, 1 Hold I till, will speak on "Jdme- 1 sione," and (loorge Schumacher, ; Ph. H., well known local scientist, parks 1h still' on "Carbonic Acid." The car was' Clay and Clay Products will bo 'diseossed under (he leadership of aoizaoE price XIfsf1 DntiffA lMfVil Pull vvinvriAlAfl Qam1 mvia1a1 l li'. Chan. T. Sweeney. ; The mineral conference will be fultowed by an agricultural con ference In this city later in the j year. County Agent I!, (i. Kowler, ' chairman of the cointniUee for Ibis m 30EZ30: 30XZ3OE gathering will call a meeting of al! run my agt'iits of northern Cali fornia and southern Oregon. J uly 11. to thoroughly discuss the pro gram and decide upon a definite daft' fm Its pr'esenlatiini. u o o I o o I o o
