MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OR EG ON. THURSDAY, JULY X, IOTP.
PXGE FIVE
REFRESHING
COOLNESS
life
CALLED BY DEATH
SIMMS
Clara Bow Coming to Craterian
Communications
ORANGE PfKOE
A Perfect blend of finest
teas. Refreshing in its full
ricli flavor when .
ICED
Jninfs Miltmd ' Hurley phwed
nwny 'nt the" t'nmmunlty hdnpltnl
early Thurpdny morninR from nr
terln Hchlorosis nfler nn Ulnes
of the past tw.i month!'. Aged
veins, 11 moiuli-, 9 days. Born
at Havana, 111.. July 24. 1S47.
The family- came to the Rogue
River -valley In 1889 and nettled
an nrrhnrd tract on the Mil
lionaire road near Central t'olnt.
Ore. He was a man or tine
charniter and an excellent farmer
and orchardist. He - took tne
gold medal prize at the U-wla &
flark fair at Portland, Oregon.
In 11)05 on his tokay grapes.
He leaves three children, one
oon and two daughters. Irwin
of Klamath Palls. Ore.; Mrs. Myr
tle March and Mrs. Dora llessel-
gruve of Central l'oint and four
grand children; one sister. M is.
Nash. Portland. Ore., and a broth
er, William Hurley, Vancouver,
Wash.
The funeral service will he con
ducted from the 1'crl Funeral
Home Saturday. July 5. at 2:0(1
p.m.. llev. D. r.. Millard officiat
ing. Interment will he In the
tvnlrnl l'uint cemetery.
,.JVe
t'lara Ilmv ami Frederic March In 11 scene from "True In IliC
Navy." her laKvt all talker which opens in the l ux ralcrlaii llica.
ter tunmri-mv fur Iwii days only.
County Health Department
Activities and News
By Dr. B. C. Wilson, Health Officer
IhTlmvi Victory for Muvjimoii i
T the Kdltor: j
The statement miult in The t
Trilunu Htory TuesiUy evening i
with 1 frme to iht 111k Hutu
rattle fast wast dci-UUMlly eri on- j
eou:-, with resptM-t to the farts ln-1
vilvetl i n I he rase. The la w in
t'liestiitn in this rase uipMes only'
t Jackson rounty, and the tie-!
rision is a very important one to '
t he ea 1 1 le a ml sheep husi ness of
thW rounty, in tliat it interpret k I
the law and defines the respective I
rights of futtlemen and sheeimenj
to Ki-uxe their herds in Jackson i
county. The rutttonien in tills
suit were endeavoring to restrti't '
the ph?epmen In their Rraxiiu j
iriviltKes, but the supreme t-ourij
refused to permit' them to do so
and derided in 1'itvor of the sheep
men. The material farts involved In
the rase are that Alex Anderson,
the defendant, was pasturing hi
heep upon a large tract of pri
vately owned unenclosed land with
the consent of .1. J)ressr, a
real estate- man who was agent of
the owners, nml the Big Butte j
Cattle association brought suit to ,
restrain him from ranging hit i
sheep on these privately owned f
lumiw and alleged that there was j
a large hody of other lands, in- j
eluding these privately owned
lundH and surrounding the same,
which was an exrlusive rjittle ;
range. 1
Anderson was not interested in
ranging his sheep on any of the ;
lands, except those privatelyown-1
ed above suited, ami so far
nt Anderson was concerned the1
riUPstinn for decision was whether
or not he had the right to graze
his sheep tin these lands. The!
supreme court derided that he'
had the right to graze his sheep j
nn the unenclosed privately own-
ed lands, so long as he had the
permission of the owner and herd-'
ed them off nf such part of the
public domain tit might oonsi- (
tute an exclusive cattle range. ,
The Hig Ilutte (.'attic assneln- i
tlon. through its attorney, Mr.
I 'eames. look the position both (
in the circuit court and tu thej
supreme court that a man had :
no right to graze lus sheep on,
privately owned lands in a rattle
rnniie unless the lands were j
fenced. The rircult court decided
against it. saying that the sheep
owner had th;u right, and the su
preme court hap sustained that
derision. The law, therefore, now
is. nt It always hit been, that a
man has thu right to graze his
sheep on prlvutety uwnrd lauds in
a, cattle range. The derision i
a victory for the uhecpuien, and
the material contentions o An
derson were sustained.
DON R, NRWIUTRY.
Medford, July 2.
EFi
Judgt Wm. Colvig. Civil. Vari
veteran of this city, ami vice-
comtuailder of the local (. A. U. j
pOi-t, will deliver the Fourth of
July address at t'anyonville. Ore., j
tomorrow. j
J udge Colvlg flpent several of .
his boyhood years at t'anyonvilte
nnd will be welcomed by ninny
pioneers, when he appears on the
singe tomorrow.
Sensible Way. to
y Lose Fat J
Start taking Krusuhen 8attn
that's the (jmmon-cnfte way to re
duce but don't take themtwith the
I Ira that they possess reducing
(lualltleK In themselves.
This is what they do thy clefirt
out the Impurities In your blood by
keeping the bowels. Kidneys and
liver in splendid working shape ami
fill Men with a vigor find tlreler
energy you'd almost forgotten had
existed.
As u result Instead of planting
yourself in an easy chair every free
moment and letting flabby fat ac
cumulate you feel an urge for (to
ttvity that keeps you moving around
doing the things you've, always
wanted to do and needed to do to
keep you in good condition.
; Then watch the pounds slide off!
Krgschen Suits are the up-to-date
Fountain of Youth, Take one
half 'niiHpoonful in a glass of .hot
or cold witter tomorrow morning
and every morning they're taste
Wa that way, and if they don't
rhunge your' wnole 'ie; ' n,i (.
reducing, go back and get the
small price you paid tor th. in.
an n C4MH bottle of Krupchen Raits
lasts 4 weeks at Jarmln &
Woods or any progressive druggist
anywhere In the world. '
7 tp.tfrsn p. m. Thepftalway to
Happiness. NBC sefirVlo KOO,:
KKi.
7:30 to '7:45 ftfrnRWrRR rifly.
NBC service to . KGO, KUQ,
KOMO, KOV,' K!-:CA, KFHD.
7:45 to 8:45 p. m. Standard Sym
phony hour. NBC serrvlce to
KOO, KHQ, KOMO, KGW. KKI.
8 to p. m. J3. A. Uolfe -nnd his
I-luck Strike dance -orchestra.
' Nfitv service to- K10, KKC'A,
KKS, KTAR. ' ' : "
S:45 to U p. m. rnrlw Hlsteit.
NBC service to KOO, KHQ.
K OA. ' "' V,
!) to !l:3i 'p.ni. Memory Lane.
NBC service to KJO, KliQ,
KliOW. KIX'A, KFHD. KTAR.
9:3 to lt p. m. The Olympians.
NBt' serrvlce to KOO, KHQ,
KKKD; KOA tt:4fi to 10 p. m. "
10 to U p. m. The Nutlojiiil Con
cert Orchestra. NBC gerrvice to
KOO. KOA. ' ' '
11 to VI p, m. Hotel Dance or
chestra. NBC service to KOO
KFI, KFSI.
SUNDAY
BERT WHEELER,,
ROBT. WOOLSEY in
"THE
CUCKOOS"
With a royal army of clowns,
goofs, nuts, nit-wits and nabobs
turned loose in a wild pageant
of glorious nonsense.
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OF
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CLINIC
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AF'iuATeo of rice s
' StAi-'Lt, Sn Francisco,
Women's Hose
$1.00 pair
Bilk from top to ioe with
iFrench Heel
Contents of Milk. facts concerning these important,
:! Milk in the only sinKle fond that .CCQssoiy articles of diet from time
i , , , , .a ,., I to time. The followiiiK is a sum-
wntaijjB 4racticnUyull the.pt in-1 ((f , 0uI. p,,,, ,tn0WlrdKe
cipal elements of a vell-l:ilnced , con(.,.rnnR vitnmlns in milk: Milk
diei. . It makes hone, muscle and s the Htlef source of vltntnin A,'
blood, and promotes Rrowth. i the vitamin in our diet which pro-
One iudispensuhUf element In our motes growth and nutrition. Milk
food Is protein, which huilds U rich in this 'Vitamin; butter and
brawn nnd sinew, and repniiH the cream offer It. therefore, in nbund-
waar and tear. -Protein- is found , anee. The leafy vegetables also
in meat, white of egsfi. beans, nuts i .supply it.- A'itamin It is present
and other foods; but of all thoi (n the watery part of milk and not
different kinds of protein, one of n the fut. It protects against r.
the best ' Is found in milk. Two disease coiled berl-beri. which,
other important elements supplied
by milk in liberal quantities are
sugar and fat.
These" are the ciiief sources of
the body's fuel supply. The body
needs fuel to keep it warm and to
however, does not prevail in the
I'nlled HtatCrt Cor the reason that
this vitamin, is present not only in
milk, but is widely distributed in
other animal nnd plant foods. The
disease prevails oiily where a very
generate 'motor power for work or ; restricted and monotonous diet eon
play, just as the tei.m engine needs; stating chiefly of polished rich is
Radio Program
KMED
(MII.Tr,lbun Virgin ttttlon)
. Tlmi'stlny "
P. M.
t'm 6:30 'Aahland rtiambor
f Commerce
5:311 to C Firestone One
Stop Service Station
C to 0:15 Fruit dispatches
ly Myron Uoot '
C:15 to 0:30 New nd mor-
. int hv Ma 1 Tribune.
0:30 tu C:4C JncKnon county
HldK. Loan aiwn. .
0:4 5 to 7 Furmein Kxchanife
t'oopenitive - -
7 to 7:16 Tom and "Wash
presented by Associated Oil
7:16 to 7:30 Cecil nnd Sally
In "The Funniest Thlncs"
7:30 to Popular leconllnKs
8 to 9 Greetings from .Mac-
I'herson's Clothinn store
8 to 12 midnight All request
pioBinm sponsored by My-
ron Root
Friday - '
KMED will be on the lilr
thruout most ot the day on
the Fourth. The regular v
features will he. presented at
the scheduled time. ;
A. M. '.
8 to 8:30 KVBO hour nnd n
lot of fun by Economy Groce-
teria T
S:30 to 8:45 Medroril :asn r
& Onrry tMoaners & Dyers
progriim
8:45 to 0 Gold Seal cream- t
ery
9 In 9:30 Monarch seeu t
f"eed Co., presenting a
studio sketch '
9:30 to 10 Schilling & Co., t
courtesy program. , ' v
West Side Mar-
let "
in:3n to 11 .Marsh Grocery
Remembrance program
11 to 11:30 Enders Co., Ash-
land
11:30 to 12 Jacuuo Lennox v
12 to 12:30 Ashland chain- 4
her of Commerce "
12:30 to 1 I'almer Music
House patriotic progntm '
1 in 1:30 Masterwoi ks series
1-30 in 2 Lewis Super Ser-
coal or the au-toniobile needs jiil.so-
line.
The fuel value of food Is meas
ured in calories. The calory Is a
measure of heut, Just as the yard
Is -u ; measure of length, or the
pound is a measure of weight. Milk
supplies the body with so niMiy
calories of heat that a uuart of
milk Is eiunl to either pound
of-- lonn round, beef, 3 pounds ef
fresh codfish 6 pounds of spin
ach. S esi'S. 2 pounds potatoes, or
5 pounds turnips.
: These comparisons are based on
fuel value only. For Instance.
while one f(uart"tif- milk has the
fuel value of 0 pounds of spinach,
the spinach 1b richer In iron; the
niat richer In protein.
Furthermore, food may have
high fuel value, a large number of
calories; and yet be low in vita
mins. We must have vitamins. If they
are not present in our food, the
Insurance
First Insurance
Agency
' A. L. KILL, Mingf
hn 10S 80 N. Cntral
Mdfor, Oregon
In to 10:30-
1
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I
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used. Vitamin C is the important
vitamin that protects against
scurvy.
Milk contnlns only a moderate
nnd variable amount of this Im
portant substance. Tho amount lit
milk depends upon the amount of
this vitamin In the reed of the cow
or the diet of the mother.
The milk of stall-fed cows In
winter time eoilti.inSi .m-acllcally
none' of it. The lack of It, how-
ever, can be remedied and scurvy
prevented by usinc dally, a little
orange Juice or tomnto Juice.
VlVimln D 1s the vitamin that
protects ngulnst rickets. Neither
cow's milk nor mother's milk citn
be depended upon to protect In
fants against rickets. Growing
babies therefore should have a lit
tie cod liver oil every day, as the
doctor direct. Sunshine is also
an important prophylactic against
rickets. The radiant energy In
sunshine promotes health, growth
and nutrition; and It helps growing
food will not keep us well. And
the vitamins we eat today will not children especially.
help us tomorrow; we have to have j Vltnmin V, Is the reproductive
u fresh supply from day to day. factor. Milk contains little of II.
Milk is rich in most of the im- and the youngster does not need
portnnt vitamins, hut mny be vnrl
able or lacking In certain other
vitamins, such as the one that pre
vents rickets. I'p to the present
time, five vitamins have been dis
covered nnd described.
it. For the most part, vitamins
are supplied by the plant world
rather than by animals. I
It Ih true also that the hum.ilt
organism ha.s no capacity for stor
ing vitamins. - Each Individual,
Our knowledge of the subject Is i therefore, must renew his supply
recent, nnd Ave are learning nw daily.
Lucky Caddy Will
' Carry Clubs For
' '" Jones Next Week
MINNEAPOLIS. .Inly 3.
(P) To Donovan Dale, 17-
year-old iflnne-wpolls caddy.
there was given yesterday the
grea-test honor and privilege
any caddy can think of that
of being permitted to carry
the clubs of It o h h y Jones
when ho plays In the national
open tournament at Inter-
Inchon next week.
Luck, In the fftrm of paper
slips In a hat, had much to v
do with the awarding uf that
privilege,
I To Drive 1'lrst ltlvet.
j Snlcm, Ore., July 3. UP) flov-
ernor Norhlnd will participate, on
I invitation from naval officials, in
j the ceremonies attending the lay
1 Ing of the keel of the new cruiser
' Astoria at the Puget Smind navy
yard Mondny. Sept. 1. The gov
ernor will drive the first rivet.
Baseball Scores
4 My the Assnriaixd Press)
Coast League
vice station
2 to 2:30 Mann's Dept. store
courtesy program
2:30 to 3 lirophy's. Jewelers
5 to 5:30 All request period
5:30 to 6 "The program
without n name" -
6 to 11:15 Courtesy concert
by Myron Root
0:30 to 7 llarwood Photo
Service
7 to 7:15 Tom nnd Wash
presented by Associated Oil
7:16 to 1:30 Cecil nnd Sally
In "The Funniest Things''
j 25,000 Get Tagt
SALEM, Ore.. July 3. P The
motor vehicle registration depart
!ment eolimiHwi Hint 2",,IMiO . ohw
license plates were Issued IhroiiRh
Ihe Salem nnd the Portland bur
eaus Tuesday, nnd. nwr thao 4hM
yesterday. --. - -
W. I.. Pel.
Los Anisolett 50 no .f.Kl
Sncramenlu 48 118 .558
Oakland 4ii 41
San Francisco 45 42 .517
Hollywood 4!i 42 .517
Missions : 42 45 .4K:i
flrimle S7 Ml .425
Porllnnd 34 f.3 .Ml
Ameilcan League
W. L. Pit.,
Philadelphia 48 20 .K4!l,
WashlliKlon 44 25 .CMC
New York 4 3 26 .62.1
Cleveland 35 SB .493
Detroit 30 43 .411
St. Illl 29 43 .403
lloston 2S 42 .40(1
Chicago 25 41 .3711;
National League '
W. I.. Pet. I
Chicago 43 28 .
llrookljfn 40 2fi SM
New York 3 32 .f.2'l
SI. Uiuls 34 33 .fioT
Itofllon 31 34 .477
I'lHsblUKll 31 35 .470
4'lnclnnall 27 4o .403
Philadelphia 2t 3 .38T
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A Sivift Spray
which is
PENETRATING
but NOT INJURIOUS
The Niagara Rex Liqui-duster
overcome! the common hand
icap of pruycr$ the high
pressure. For the Kcx by
meant of hi high velocity
and low pressure only 15oz.
at the nozzle gives complete
coverage, even to the topmost
foliage, without any burning.
Ail pump .troubles arc eliminated.
The REXS
Uqui-Dulttr
Not a spray, but I "liquid
mist". A fan (not a pump)
projects a wind current which
is heavy-laden with tiny,
"dustlike" particles of liquid
"penetrating fog". Not a
spot on the tree escapes
protection.
The Niagara Rex Is a rapid
worker and no "time out ' is
necessary for repairs. Your
spraying materials go con
siderably farther, with a big
saving of time and trouble.
Our local representative will
tell you mure about the
Niagara-Rex.
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