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Newspaper Page TextPSQE FOUR ftrEDFORP Man; tribune.- medford, precox, Wednesday, .titly 2, 1930. .'IV ,.ot Ml ('!' nl'-l-fi t,;:.-. I'M L .i-.t I' 1. 1 vHm 1.':-. lllu .!(!. Medford Mail Tribune ' Ditly tnd Sunday MEDPOHU HUNTING CO. p f r 85-.T-89 N. Fir 81. ROHKKT W.' RUIIL, Editor B. BUAII'TKK SMITH, Manigcr An Independent Nenpiper Kniered u tramd elm matter at Medford, Oregon, under Act of March 8, 1870. 8UB8CKIPT10N KATKfl ' Br Mall tn Adt-ix-e: Dally, with Bimdajr, year $7.50 Dallr, lth Siimlijr, munth .7 5 Hilly, vltlwut KiuhUt, year 8.50 Daily, without Sunday, DunUi 65 Bumliy, oim year , 2.U1I lljr Carrier, tn Adianee Medfurd, A-IiLumI. ,.. Jar tan-Hit, (Vnlral I'uint, I'ltoeiili, Talent, Uuld Hill and an Highx-pi: Dally, with Hurnliy, month .75 Dally, -tUwut fliiiNlay, munth C5 " Daily, without Sunday, one year 7.00 Daily, with Sunday, one year 8.UU All terms, eah in adtinee. nrririal paper of the City of Mrd'onl. (Iff kill piiwr of Jackson County. 61 KM UK R OP TUB AHSOCIATKU I'HKSS (writing Kill I l-eiweil Wire Service Tha Aiuucialnl I'im- U exrluxlvHy eiitltlwl tn the ixc lor imulkation of all newi illxpatcliea et Pill led tn It or uilwrwle trwlltwl In tliiit paper, nil alio l the lutfll iK'ws fMitilHlii'd Iwruln. All right for publication or special dlpatcliei herein am alio reserved. MKMHKH OK TIIK UNITKI1 I'llKHH MKMHKR OP AUDIT HUKKAU W CIKCULATIONH A. H. t areraie circulation for alx montlia nullng March HI, ID.'tt, vai AV12. Dally image dl-lrllmtlon for als months to March HI. HKHI 4(175. I'rneiit net paid A. H. C. 4 4 50. I'meul presa run, 400R. AurerthirtK llepretcntathea M. C MtHJKNHKN (MI.MI'ANY Orflcra l(i 'Kiff Yw-k. tlilcw. Dftrutt, Ban Francisco, Mm Aiie'Im, Heal lie, I'olrlliKl. Ye Smudge Pot (By Arthur Parry) A 1ml tit 11. Hcntuliillzcd a Kiln-' mix town 3:UiirjwuliOIUI iM'te-'VUiK allegedly intuxiratvil, mi t kiu Mlrout. It InnkH like the police, whowj wime the parent, pay Willi- hNimI-' ilm taxes, would wake up. Muriler in JUHlirinlile, If t tin vie 1 1 ill tolil the Hlnyer he enjoys hot wenlher. Several urounil. here are enruiitured.hy.tuo heat, u It In nhoiiti tlnio ' o eounlo iof Pnrtlnnil buntera uncnkcrt. nut- Into Ihu hills, nnd one went homo hi ., laiKVaKu-car ahcud. The t'hlcaito flyers who hnvo ' Ijecn, U In the air 20 days, are . j" leimi'ttul as "dlzay." The oondltlun . ' iviui gunui-ully HUKiiected. H. Flewher. the daredevil lulkta-, has accoutred his hired men In new nnd nnuiipy unlforniH, cuiihIsI InK of a pr. of' pantH and a. .coat that harely exraped IioIuk n vent. lii'Hpllo of the fariythe wenreiti never hnvo u chanco IchH down, Ue.puntti huve u double. neat. r. Tho Itepuhllcuu .- Hlatp Centi-ul romnilltee Is composed of 3li niem Itrrs. Jfieh piemlior. iimst .call .311 meetliiKM liefore the ailKUHt hotly fven conHldei'H maltini; a poIho like 11 wui uolnis to do Honiullilnft. .... Tlie esteemed i'orttand Hpocta tor offoi's "an outlet for .poets." ThlR Ih the publication that a few years bark, proponed "n retreat for poets," but Ihey didn't. Tonupnh, Nev. Hay W. Klem- Inur. di-iiKKlst of Tonopah nnd lteno : encountered n range eow IravelliiK , by nulo Willi his wife. (Nevada I: Htate Journal.) Why beef about H? Tlie corn of the valley Is now hip-pocket hliih. .-. -.( - Tho On-to-Oreffon movement j'.';' was itlvcn qulle n hooMt la the KohI. by openliiK of thu war ou clt; nrelleH. A man showed up In ttie Hutem ,,.. . , papein last week, whose nolo claim ' , to fame, was Ills overwhelming de . feat by Conic. Jlawley, 14 years nun, TIIK IXt-OXSI'KUOl'S imi'TKS When I wan u boy. n young lady eiiKaKcd to be mm-rled was envied or pitied in accordance with the merit of the young man who had won her. ller purentH honHted of tho youngHtcr'n Industry, enrnliiK" and bright future; nnd the girl hersetr.- whllo sharing her Joy with intimate .frlendH, praised -his goodness nnd-' gentlcncm nnd Hirength. - Such thitiRs nre no more.: When a young lady ot our vlllnge 1h won by Nome Htranger from nftir, 1 hear that she haa n ring a he-nu-tl-ful ring with n per-fect-ly lovely stone nnd that Is all I hear until a lull In the converiuition perinitH me to nuk the name of the chap who Ih pay ing the Installments. After she In married nml .1h endowed with nil the worldly goods of the ntun In the case. I hear that.ehe has a car. Again the man Is iiuying tho lllHtnltmrntH, but nobody calls It hi car. tie doesn't count. An lime goen by there in further evi dence of the young lady's good fortune, t hear admiring nnd en vious Indies tell one another that she has a vacuum cleaner, and electric refrigerator, a perfectly wonderful dining room suite, a great assortment of kitchen ma elilaery. n radio, n phonograph. Hut never once does anybody say "they have these things. It is always "she." And "she" It is again when word goes altoul that n lot has Iteen purchased nnd n house planned. She Is having "her" house made llius and no equipped with every refinement of convenience a woman's heart emild desire, nil selected with the hope of winning the envious admiration of other young mnrrfed women. Whon the house. Is done, everybody talks alR'Ut Amy' house never lliii , or Bill's nnd Amy's. Tlie world has changed a. great fleal In thirty years, and t)u dear ladies are sitting exactly on top of II.--(1'outitnln Inn Tribune.) OHIIIUlftCt'llH'll l'lH'lfl HAI.KM, Ore.. July . ( Dr. .'' ,' A. K. Illarkwrby will lw ihp Mnrlun ;V 'iinly mpiiilirr of tht li.-i'iilillriin viv itiuln centml winnilHf Ifiiil nnml nntmi cnmlliliim fr Rnvertinr I" lake Ihr place left vacant ly the fiealh of (IwrBf Jnaeiili. .r.llnu vi, to an nplnlon hv Attorney lleneml . Van Wliiklt Tueduy. MAKE THE ROGUE FN I 'ST is iinplpiisiint. It blinds 1 lie eyes anil irritates the uusc, It (lisl'itfmvn tlif luulscH)e It is lnird on the disposition mill injurious to hi'ultli. It senres awiiy the tourist. It hurts hnsincss. Dust is tluit run; eoinninility, for wliiifh nothing good can he nnid, -mid for the eradication of which the entire world is united. ...,. ,, ..... Yet in the environs of Medford dust is more prevalent this year than ever hefore. This is partly due to the Pacific High way detour. I'.ut in other sections, the dust I est is more serious than usual, and in our opinion, more; serious than necessary. This year .lackson County has road-oiling equipment, it was used on the Hindis Highway detour but because of the wet weather with little success. It should and we understand will he used Ufiain. lint in the interest of belter community health and business, it should he used (.'encrally throughout the county. ( ... . . , . With the peak of tourist travel approaching now is the. time to jrel busy. If county funds for general application are lack ing, the city of Medford could well afford to assist the county financially, in laying the dust, ou all approaches to its boun daries. . ; : Xothiii would do more to improve .business conditions in Medford and Jackson County during the summer months, noth ing would do more to promote the public health and comfort than the oiling of every well-traveled road that is not pa veil. Wo believe that at comparatively slight expense, find will: the proper eoo-eral ion between the city and county officials, this could he and should be done. . . , j A REQUEST 1lTyH have been requested jo itemize the increased duties on farm product (finit (lined in this HuwOeir-Kninnt tariff hill, in addition to tlie four mentioned yesterday. ... -Tlie list as prjnted in the Coiigres.sioiii)l liecor'd, showing the rtU's ill the former tariff, as eoinpai-cil with I ho present, one. follows: ttiiiimodlly lleuas. lb llecf, Hi.- Hatter ..' Casein I'atllu ,-. Corn (ha.) Cotton i Cream (gal.) .. lOggs (doit.) Ktnx (Iraiiclriilt (lb.) liny (ton) I Miles Lemons lib.) ... 1.0KB ... Lumber (softl Milk (gal.) Oats (Im.) Ollvn Oil I'eunats .. Pork 1'oullry lib.) : The tni'iff on wheat has also been increased, but its thin country raises n. surplus, the price of wheat, is fixed by the world market, ami the tariff, therefore, gives tho wheat fanner no real benefit, as the present rock bottom. price shows. , t.b the other commodities however, where there is no sur plus, and where countries like Denmark, New -ilenljiiid, and tho Argentine, nre shipping such products to American markets there is real protection, and eventually the. prices of these com modities', should increase. , In fact the chief objection to tlie new tariff in the industrial Kast has been that it will force the residents of the big cities to pay the farmers more for their butter, eggs and other food products. . . . , As previously pointed out, our purpose in printing the sched ules of the new tariff, was simply to show that the persistent wheeze. that this hill lowers the tariff, on everything the farmer sells, was not, and is not, true. Whether the measure, will harm, or more harm than good, The scientist who says Ambassador Morrow, like Napoleon and most of the world's suecesful men, are short, probably means in the stock market. Henry Ford didn't get the by Christmas but perhaps we will got out of tho Pacific High way detour by that time. Kable: Once a good wife reached for a dictionary and her husband didn't say "What is it It's just tho old problem of distribution. There's enough idleness for everybody, but the wrong people have it. If the country drinks as niueli as ever, how do you account for its lessened appetite for oratory. You are no longer young, after soinrbodv tells yon it is MUTT AND JEFF OOFJ no x can WORStS.FRONN , Te GROUND UP: i .x -im is. A DU3TLESS VALLEY IS GRANTED , Ili'J'J ; $ .(HH4 1M1) MM .00 .11 .or, I, .- ',3 v .rt .:Tt , .ra;.ii .to - .i;r, ."t'j ?"i.n" 10 ."2 Vi free $1.00 .IHi'd .10 .(lil'f, .07 .02 .10 :. .f.' .. M2i .. .K ., .ir. .. .10. ... .20 .. .IIS ' .. .40 .. .01 ..$1.00 .. free .. .112 ,...1.00 free .'. 11214 1.1 07 Vi 01 00?i oil do tho country more good than only the future can disclose. doughboys out of the trenches you wish to know, dear?" if you still desire to read a hook instructive. , The Temperment Of i X ' J" ..-W .MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Ai:iins , Ship uf Die dcfti-r! . Apart , A ok furnentl) bienr ul cum hat . 'J i pe ut nolo tiioOllif , itt'i-iiiie . hymliul lot Itlrkvl Volume ol ' Muter put oui uf pint fjj u , A king ol Solution ot yesterday's Puzzle gETsKAi RglUA'cPjQ e IT kTs 15s ; o tMVI u RiElSM NgjPlE BAlTElS PJA A Ho "AtSSHJL R. AIM ft sE0ioTrtRuE FkjLgL ElRlfTjP ARA1P S IE M 1 1 ijl" HIH Alp Elp tJjip (Joiupuandi ol llMiUlltfCII i trite leiupur arllj AilnwHnro rui MU8t Wro ntfia! tCculch r Klon uiiintal. Hllve of ' KxrfiT, Lag' luud -C Ifii r i AiiVul dlltroil cull Uimk of the ill hi Oomin ftroDinl Miu(hirrt' " t Conaltllntlnn I'uMlu eith Short uletp lfnUi'd plat form Li. l.nir fit. 1'itttcrn bit. Army olTlccrfl n iilir. fin. tJniiurniincfl C3. ititnl oui In amiill purlJoui A3. I'lu clil lit. Itiirctnick ' llpNler CS. Sllent-e . fiirrliiljr 69. II a r in u; a rnntiiiit rntlo I. Symhol for tn iitiiluni 73. City In OklU liftnin 74. Irci-lnlilr 2 13 4 S I 'i , 7 -S W ' K '2 Vs V". .;'' -. Tl U"U'; ; "2? ' 1 J ; 2; '. To 57"T 32 HT34 Wit' i't' I t'i. 31 51" ir 3f -to ;. 4 42Tf74 '7s UL Tj 4T 7"tf 7r:'"" lo 57""3? 7f& sTsT'sj "ss 'sf7Zo Ti "Z2 " . Personal Health Service Bj William Brady, M. D. Binned letter, pertalnlnf to personal health and hygiene,' not to dlseaw. dlagnoula or treatment III Im answered hy IH. llrady If a ilamped lelf addressed emelupe I enelnaedr Letten ihould be brief and vrlltm In Ink. living tn the lame number of letten rerched only a few can be awwtred nert. Nn reply ran be mada to .fl'ierltia out confirming: to iailructlora. Addri Dr. William Brad' In tare of Tlie Mall Trllmne. ' t THE PHYSIOLOGYjOF REST. ' THE SEVEtsTVECRET3 OF SOUND SLEEP. There ore really fiviV esHeutials of healthful Kleop, but we'll list them under sevon heads in order to harmonize with the deadly sins. . tlie seuses nnd tho divers femin ine members , of the long i'umily. haired 1. A bod con is iiuu a iaiiiuuM iii iiiMis wru as fickle as lashions in millinery ...,...,,.v...: uaue in vaiue tu uie average ueu the second season would scarcely i interest the junk dealers. Don't i bo so tight : treat yourself to n good bed and relax. j 2. Some covers for the aforemon- tinned bed, to wit. sheets, a wool blanket or two, and nice feather tick of a down comforter for wurrntu wnn itgntncss. uon t leave health, can and do sleep unan any muscles working nil night ) nove, by ordtnarv sounds. Kven holding up heavy covers. !the milkmnn singing or whistling y. Sleeping garments. Whatever kind of pajamas or nighty or nit thing much one finds comfort able. Wool lined mot cabins for those who hnvo cold feet. Stock' ing cap for the open. those who sleep In 4. Attractive room furnishing and decoration. f. Thoughtful nrniimements of'ruiu on tho roof disturbing. heat, liglu and 'entilation. As a rule, the less heat the better, with due regard for comfort. Told air to breathe is more soothing than warm air. The window screen of unbleached muslin is fine for sleeping rooms in cold ami stormy Man And Beast I PUIUDAK ORPHAW uSt to A I I THS IS AS FAR AS H6 N-?r CAR H0SS. H WOMF START UMLCSS r1 vJIUL 6oI H THlrJkS sPC ' X UR SAVaC Trt OKiUY UOCWY THCRS IS A MOTORMAW fMb A j- , rvlLSTONG. 1 S cTfr- I l rmiMll-TftR lK K M' I ' I . . . . U" 7 IV. 3 Hl-me north POte-y ;-f 1 . Y &3tv, kziM.n---v' .... mtyffl mm 10. l-'ua 11. IJuH.hjIukU 13. tJermnn urtllt' IX. Uhtu1it IP. Tupir Ilunrinfr . t;niicctiun of 16. I' lut clronluc (Hale i IH, untie II. tlonuisti, nwkM-urtl fcl lun 33. I'urt ol apeefb ih. Small muupd 3d. Utihiippy. Ih. blslii: SciitfO ll. A' nt-tir at tirtdift ' 13. HwiilrrnpllbU perKun 13. llti or Ihivld'f ' tiller ruler . Hutihr currier ii. Hawing tuola Hi, Fimlleair aulniuJ Itl, Mlntr W. Itittneiy ftlTtM-llnnntV hi. C'linllin fill. Fnfi up ' ' Wi, AnitJiihHiifior' Ail. Try sueiiktly SI. CuleKtlal tiiHly o;j. SmnM ((unrrel ttl. Anrlcnt 'I'eu tonic aptrlt oi the - fnrtli C.1. Sea coglo 1 67, I-'ln(i 7. BU'liil Tl. Shelter -; 7S. symliol for 70 down Jft. Aftll 77, Vtitiuff child c 7S. Ceiu 'U. JJ tun ina - , IMIWN -;' i- 1. Artlilrinl ' i-,J tviiloruiijs 8. Amend S. Myself 4. Mnittlt b. 1'ertnlnlnff to the In Mr II. Aim lilL-lt 7. Inlrospirtlnri tt. .Muuntuiti In Crite 0. Nnllvrs of nn niH-lenl couu- Irr weathor. Subdued light, if any, Isj desirable. B. Atmosphere. I .ate last nut limn we drove over the mountain through miles of painted scenery and came at dusk to a roadside inn In tlii villitirn in tlm vnllpv Riirlil ! Ulujer oltr windows a little brook murmured nnd Unbilled all night. If nun rniilri Iiiiva tluit nttnnsnherp sisting ot a ase.jat home! I.tfasn't like that, bul springs and mat-june ran hnve wfm, rnstiing the tress. One might ,)0j,lu. trees, ram softly pattering say a good dea1)nu tho tin rmf ,M. an occasional about this, but nU;11fKKanl howling around the house I shall say here!.,, MiL,i,t i..,hi1a .it. tint ivn thP si0f,ping room atmosphere enough I consideration when building, buv-j nig r renting nomcs, - nif This doesn't mean and disturbed by such silence as many country peupie enjoy at nieht. inst ns count rv neonln nre , disturbed bv the niirht noises In I I tne cltVt ifnnts should be trained: to 8oep nmili ordinary household! , nises jUyt 0s vou nnd I, in normal! his matutinal ditties and blithteyj bniiKing his cans or jingling hisj lmtiies along the street should not instil m thmichtH nf muriler or! writing to the papers, provided he Is fairly regular about it and one can expect him nroumi 4 -a. m. Tessimists find even the babble of the brook or the patter of tho Scho NoUe 1 penhauer tn his essay tells us we nre veritable dumbbells i if we do not mind noises much, The philosopher says noise is nn i interruption of thought. But he j fails to distinguish between sound land nohe. A pessimist would. The crfit i ?t C ft cream or moan of wind, the nim ble of thunder, (he splash of wave? on the shore, even the roar or hum of passing traffic, " the distant whistle or boom of train cr boat, these are sounds which sure ly do not annoy you when you are snug in your bed and ready to sleep, especially when the sleeping environment in general -does not put you. in a bad mood. - QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ; Another Dry. I am 27 years old and as far back us 1 can .remember i huve never drunk any water, except in tea, coffee or Coca-Cola; I have never been especially healthy. After read ing In your column that water drinking is necessary, I began drinking two glasses a day, but 1 dislike the taste of it and it makes me a bit sick, jso I am taking less ... K. M. W.) Answer. At any rate you should take a glass of water with each of your three meals and another on retiring. Most sedentary adults require at least six or eight glasses of water daily aside from other beverages or foods. - Mealtime is the time to drink water. It aids digestion. Hawthorn. Kindly let me know the proper ties and dosage of the herb "haw thorn." (J. C. L.) ' Answer. English hawthorn, not common in this country, is used for hedges in Europe. The red (ber ries contain tannin before they are ripe, and so are astringent. So far as I know this herb is not employed medicinally. . Wait Till the Nostrum People Discover It In our high school textbook on biology, paragraph 316 deals with '.'Antiseptic 1-otions and Gargles," and says there Is no remedial prop erty in the many socalled- anti septic gurgles, further than the mechanical washing away of germs which happen to be on the sur face, nnd ordinary salt and water will accomplish that. - Yet we find the nationally known antiseptic (a nostrum) sold under the claim that it . . . tC. V. Superintend dent). Answer.-t-The hook is right. Pop Corn Vs. Flaxseed i Would pop corn have the same effect on n -person, as flaxseed? The only iHfl'erence I notice is that flaxseed in repugnant while pop com is agreeable to me. 1) Aiiswer. There is little similar ity. If popcorn seems to have the sume effect, why take any flax seed? Popcorn provides some eel lulose . or bulk or roughnge; flax seed provides u mucus-like lubri-; cant. ; i Jraiiti a rv TIIK FO! By Mary urn nam iioimer." The. Little' Lilack Clock had turned the time -back once more ami he had taken-John and Pegv to a little fishing village near the .ca. . It was such a plain nnd simple village nnd the world looked s very new and strange. As they wan dered about It began to look as though a heavy fog were comin up nnd the Little Black Clock said: "This is what I hoped would happen. Now we m ii r t go and meet the old Yog -v himself. ; . h . John nnd Peg gv each took hold of one of the t'toelfs hands,, and they walked -slowly nlonQ a- path by the edge of the water. "Here'.'- Fog now." exclaimed the Little It I nek Clock. "We'll ask hi in nil about it." i no cminren coumn i see any i one nt nil. It was so fOKsy they! could only jut see each . other. But now they heard a booming, thouuh !ow-toned, voice saying: "You brought them along with you. oh?" "Ye;," paid the Little Black Clock. . i'But I don't believe thpy can see you." . . "That's because I hiive-my heavy coat on nnd my hat pulled down over my eyes. But It doesn't mat ter whether they see me or not. We can talk ju.t as well this way." It was rather stranne talking to sonmoMp they couldn't see. but they had an idea they could ju?t make out the form of old Kos frfw O iv' a--4 Ta -t. ieyj ? SToa --.- . ,i'3vi Quill Points Nor can any government endure half scared and half gang. i Faris'.are people who howl fo? ye-lur- pitchers when - the home team drops a string pf games, 4 tp .0. .. . .Happy though! Maybe your bearing wouldn't run dry If you paid the mechanic by the oil-hole Instead of the hour. JA man may be down but he's never out until he drops so low he can't overdraw at a hick town bank. . A man isn't really a failure until he decides to Rive up and open another little filling station. A fillet cor provides some economics. Tho woman In it can get hy with n hut rroiii the ' lotlur-llinit store. ,' The greatest mystery in the new detective -stories Is how the writers continue, lo , get by on their repu tations. There isn't always safely in num hers, ' One fool driver is reason ably safe until ho meets another one. Vet. any other man would seem as greut as Mussolini If he. had enough saps to obey orders. . Americanism: (letting all hot and bothered about Ihe "principle" of something ;you wouldn't even think about if It . wasn't for the headlines. 1. America lost the championship by hitting below the belt. The .tamo process seems to affect for eign markets that way, also. "Ford has lightened the world. labor.'- True enouerh. It took a lot of work to keep the old model's bras polished. You can tell a movie, magnate's assistant by his vocabulary. He says: "Yos, sir." PcrhaiM your w ife's hicrcns- . . ed weight, will offend you less ; ir you'll look in the mirror ami note how funny your bald sot is. A monkey is soothed by good music nnd Irritated by jazz. May be Darwin just got it backwards. The RiteepBs of n vet nf rtrv rnn didato usunlly proves that people! wno must cnoose between two ; evils usually take the less. j Tho bear market Indicates that the Bed influence Isn't as harmful as the yellow influence. Correct this sentence: "I estab lished a joint checking account when we were married." said the man, "and I've never regretted it." heavy creature he seemed to be, wearing an enormous coat nnd a hat too large for him. which he had pulled down over his eyes. "I'll tell you about it," began the voice of Fog. "There are many little children In our family. They are not old enough to be called raindrops, nor are thev large enough. So we call them our Mist bahies just as fn families very j small girls and boys are called ! babies. i "They like to go out nnd play" and they're brave and not afraid of anything. But while we let them play we don't let them wan-, der away and get iost so wo tell them nil to stay very, very close to each other. Then I look after all of them. "They don't get lost no matter; how dark If becomes, because iheylre eo close to each other andi it Is when the.e tiny mist babies of ours all come out for an airing' that people have what they call a fog!" , , "They're brave." Pecgy said, as she held the Little Black Clock's, hand firmly, j Tomorrow "Bahl Eagles.1 , . i Percy Williams of Vancouver, B. : C, Olympia Games sprint cham pion. hs joined again with his old coach,. Bob Grander. . V. E. Garrison, a Denton. Tex.J jeweler, has built a miniature toe motive Ies- than two inches lon.n: H.'S TH6 tA0X X UR SfiVAli He will rum f.. orf ( Do You Remember? TEX YEARS AGO TODAY (From files of the Mail Tribune.) , J lily U'. lidiO; A C. H. Butterfield named G. O. P. County chairman.' ' San Francisco. Oem oaratir platform silent- on rum and Ar menia. ' Eight prosperous Applegate farmers install electric light plants. Ministerial duties cause Dr. Jouett P. Bray to- cease medical practice "until fall. ; Chautauqua opens at -Ashland July 7. . Frank L. Coleman, son of Mr. and Mis. W. B. Coleman, wed Miss Valeska Truax of Grantj; Pass. Groom fears "charavari." TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY (From files of the Mail Tribune.) duly 2, 1H1. Mail Tribune to issue extra on Johnson-Jeffries battle at Heno. Tho latest thing In ' local' social circles in a "surprise brenkfast," and several were held last week. Price of beer in city raised o dime, and all mixed drinks will be . 12 cents. A Young Burgess will 'stnrt the game with Grants Pass Sundayvbui as he scorns advlee from "the older heads," he is not apt to fin ish it. . Wallace Beery On . 1 Radio KOIN Tonight" "Wallace Beery, Dorothy McNul tyr. George Olson nnd his music will ho. hea-rd nt 8:30-9:110 o'clock over KOIN tonight on the popular M. J. B. Demi-Tasse Revue pro gram. , Beery will be heard In a comedy monologue specially written for this prograih. Dorothy McNulty will slug some number from her most recent successes and pictures now hi production. George Olson and his Victor recording band hav several new arrangements made for this week's program. ' Known as one of tho screen's best liked vlllians, Wallace Beery, has just climaxed a long screen W career with "The llig House." " Dorothy McNulty, the tittle singing nnd dancing comedian of the stage and screen, will soon be seen and heard In "Like Kelly Can," a com-, edy adaptation of the successful stage play ' Spring Fever." A sandstorm in Scotland re centty burled automobiles in sand drifts. IMPORTANT Parker Foun ta in Pen owners can obtain a Parker Fountain Pen Desk Set for home or office use at about halt' the .regular price of a full set. All you need Is a taper for your present pen and a base of Glass, Porcelain, Onyx, or Marble. Bring your pen to our store and let us show you how. If you don't own a Parker, come and see how easily it is converted from a Pocket Pen to a Desk Pen and vice versa like two pens for the price of one. . 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