STEPFOTtP MSTL TTlTBTjyE, HEDPORP, iQRr.GONT, FRTDXY, JULY IT, 1930.
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ROUGHAGE IS
ESSENTIAL IN
i REDUCING DIETS
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Is Ideal
Roughage
Tf vnn are following a Teducinif
;$ diet, it is doubly important that yol
'& take a regular amount of Toughagi
Into UHS Byoiein uuuy. iuvsv icuuc
ing diets do not contain a sufficient
amount of roughage. Tho result r,
constipation thief of both health
and beauty,
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is recom
mended by many doctors and die
titians because it contains the bulk
necessary to insure proper elimina
tion. Also, because it contains the iron
needed to help prevent anemia
another danger in reducing diets.
ALL-BRAN is not fattening. Its
bulk sweeps the system clean of
poisonous wastes helping to pro
mote glorious health and beauty.
A popular way to eat Kelloee's
5 ALL-BRAN is soaked in fruit juice.
-OTry it I It is delicious with milk or
Hiream. Sprinkle it over cereals,
''4 i i i .. -.1 : u ..
cuuiieu luuua biiu ia equally Elec
tive. Your grocer has Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN. It is served in restau
rants, hotels and dining-cars. Made
by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
ALL-BRAN
Improved In Texture and Taste
Hills Bros
Coffee owes
its rare flavor to the prin
ciple you follow in making
'4vr
S'jf mayonnaise
Yon add the oil a little at a timi
to prevent the mayonnaise from
separating. Hills Bros, roast their
coffee a ftu founds at a time to
prevent variation in flavor. That's
why this patented, continuous
process is called Controlled Roast
ing. No bulk-roasting process can
produce such a rich, delicious
flavor.
Frttb from tbt
triatrial vacuum
pack, Eatiljr
cpmid with tbt
key. Lock for tbt
Arab on tbt can.
1910
200 EXTRA MILES
RECENT 3000milehigh.
way run brought out
following facts about Mo
toiutg, the new motor oil
for high compression cars.
1. Water consumption
1442 miles per quart.
2. Dilution only 1.4.
3. Oil Did Not Thin. Vis
cosity remained constant.
4. Examination of cylin .
dera showed complete
absence of carbon form
ing particles.
3. Oil consumption 1216
miles per gallon... 216
extra tv.iiti of lubrication.
JMotoritb costs onlv 25c
ft quart. Try it NOW at
ttf Union Station.
Tunc in Union Oil Radio Pro
gram tviry evening between 5:30
and 5.45 over tat. on KEX
MOTORITE
77t Union Motor Oil for
High Compression Cr$
Women' Hose
$1.00 pair
Bilk from top to tot with
French Heal
JOHN H. LOCK
Painting: Decorating
Fine Interior Work I
Specialty
Phone 118
7
ft in MSOTMUr
EXCURSION RATES
10 LOS ANGELES
OFFERED BY S. P.
t Complying with requeuta cover
ing n period of several weeks for
an excursion to Sun Francisco and
Loh Angelex, A. S, It owe n twin m,
district agent, Southern Pacific
Lines for bo ut hern Oregon, this
morning announced excursion
rates to Hun Francisco and Los
Angeles on Friday, July 18th. Tho
round trip ra,te from Med ford to
San Franciscu and return, ten-day
limit, will be S10.6G, from Med-
ford to Los Angeles and return,
12-day limit, $20.50. From Ash
land to San Francisco and return,
10-dny limit $10; to Los Angeles
and return, 12-dny limit, $20.00.
This Is the first time such a low
rate has been granted to Los
Angeles. .Full particulars may be
had from the Southern Pacific
passenger office or the district of
fice, 205 Medford National Bank
building, 'phone 34 or 209.
ELECTRIC EXHIBIT
An Interesting display ot elec
tric line equipment was presented
here yesterday by II. II. Manny
and J. Kenney ot Hubbard & Co.,
manufacturers ot power line equip
ment, of Pittsburgh. Pa.
The display, which Is transported
about the country on a large motor
truck, was brought hero by John
Kenney, who has traveled over 50,
000 miles with the exhibit. It has
been shown to power -companies,
telephone concerns uud-pther pub
lic utilities all over the United
States.
The display was inspected by
members of the Copco organiza
tion, the truck being parked at the
Copco warehouse. The exhibit left
for Grants Pass and will then be
taken by Mr. Kenney to Murflh
field. In connection with the showing
of the exhibit here the following
electrical representatives spent the
day In Medford: II. H. Manny,
northwest sales manager for Hub
bard & Co ; M. II. Nichols ot the
Graybar Co., and H. H. Coke of the
Genwal Klectric Supply Co.
JACKSONVILLE FAMILY
IS
JACKSONVILLE, Ore.. July 11.
(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Bunch of this city experienced a
very pleasant surprise by the ar
rival of their son, Claude C. Bunch,
fourth-year student in the College
of Medical Evangelists of Lorn a
Linda, Oal., and his wife, Ada Mae,
tlletiticfan of (he Glendale sanita
rium, and their daughter, Louise,
on June 2G. A few days later their
oldest son, Walter II., and bride of
a few days ulso arrived from Cot
tage Place, Wash. After a few days
visiting together all went to Myrtle
Point to visit with Mr. and Mrrf.
W. H. Bunch, daughter Minnie, nnd
Mra. Dr. L. L. Summerlln.
A son In southern California nnd
a daughter In Portland were the
only members or the family not
present in this two weeks' reunion.
LEGION NEEDS 25 MORE
MEMBERS BY JULY 14
An nppeal for more paid-up
members has been iRflued by the
local post officials of the Amer
ican Legion. Over 25 more mem
bers are needed to put Medford post
"over the top" before the state
convention, and nil nam''.- must be
In by the next post meeting, July
14th.
To go to the convention with the
pre.senl showing would menn a se
vere ni' t hark for Medford'tt reputa
tion and It Is hoped that the quota
will be made before next Mond:iy.
Every loyal Legionnaire is urged
to mull his dues to Finance Officer
C. T. Baker or Adjutant Chaney at
once.
No substitutes
the peak in quality
AnhetneT'Bacrh
Budweiser
Barley-Malt Syrup
MGHT Oil DARK
RICH IN BODY
NOT BITTER
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Rumors current In Medford that
n largt gold strike had been made!
in the region of the Sterling mine!
were oarefully investigated by That
Mail Tribune yesterday afternoon,!
with no resulting reports of con
finnatlon. A Uuch rancher said
he had heard of a man making j
a strike Wednesday that must have J
been over (100.000 as a wheel
barrow was used to transport It,
but he knew nothing definite.
Several Jacksonville residents,
when questioned, were unable to
throw any light on the matter,
outside of having heard that a
miner, named Brunt, had made a
small strike in the hills above the
city, lint even this rumor re
mained unconfirmed. Ah a re
sult, the reports were tnken with
a grain of suit nnd regarded as
another of those periodical stories
that make their appearance to en
liven interest of miners and pros
pectors, always searching for that
big strike which they hope to find.
celeIteI
!n evans valley
EVANS VALLICY, Ore., July 11.
(Special)' Fourth of July was
fittingly celebrated by this valley
with various forms of amusements
and picnics.
Probably the largest gathering
was that of the Neathammer fam
ily and friends nt the forks of
Kvans creek with about fifty peo
ple participating. Games and
curds and plenty of Ice cream fur
nished the amusement with a well
loaded table of good things to eat
at lunch time. Everyone reported
an excellent time.
The Dick Richman, John Ray
and Claud Burkhart familys cele
brated with a three-day camping
trip at Salt creek up the left fork
of Evans creek. Fishing was en-
I joyed by the young folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Galbrealh
and son and Mr. Oalbreath's folks
of Rogue River, enjoyed a picnic
in Riverside park in Grants Pass
on the Fourth.
The Bill Moore family picnicked
and celebrated In Ashland park
Thursday and enjoyed the fire
works and dancing In the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Orr and sons
and Frank Orr spent the Fourth
in Klamath Falls. They reported
a fine time.
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CREWS SISTERS ON AIR
The Crews Bisters, talented young
miiHlciunH of this city, will be
heard on the radio next Tuesday
evening, July 15, appearing before
the. KM ED microphone during: the
regular Copco hour, from 9 to 10
o'clock in a popular program of vo
cal and instrumental selections.
Last Tuesday's Copco radio of
fering, which featured Dorothy nnd
Austin Frazter, popular "blues" art
ists, and Sam Carey, baritone, prov
ed a decided success.
AT
The regular weekly luncheon
meeting of the Copco forum, held
at the Hotel Medford Thursday,
was attended by a good crowd of
Copco employes and guests.
There being no scheduled speak
er, T. G. Bradley, general super
Intendent of the compuny, gave an
interesting account of his recent
trip through the Insulator fnctory
of th, Hubbard Line Material (J
'at Oakland, t'nl.
Guests present Included A. J,
Hoaenauer, western district auditor
'for Byllesby Engineering and Man
agement corporation; M, H. Nichols
of the Graybar Co. of Portland,
and Verne Ilawn of Roseburg.
EVANS VALLEY MAN
INJURED BY SHOVEL
KVANS VAU.F.Y, Ore., July 11.
'Spl.) Karl cxlen. Mm uf Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Oden. wan quits badly
hurt a f'v dny ago and Is now In
the hospital In Portland. He.wa
crushed unfier the arm of a hroken
steam shovel whloh fell on him and
he sustained a fractured back and
shoulder? From the hospital he
writes that he has had one opera
lion so far, more being probable,
and that h hack n:ay be all right
but he would llkeiy be crippled
permanently. Karl had been driv
ing a truck over at Klamath for
some time past.
PORTLAND TOURISTS
HAD WRONG LICENSE
PENDLETON. July 11. OP)
Thelma Pickett. 17. Florence
Sleigh, IS. and Ear! Torson, 20,
all Portland, are held for possible
automobile theft. They are said
to hnve been en route to Kansas.
Lirns platen on Torson's cor are
raid to have been removed from
another.
IF you think Wesson Oil
is too expensive for frying,
price the 4-Pint Can.
FRY
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'HAL-EM. Ore., July 11. (yp)
Pauline Downing. Btella Downing
and Jane Chilnon, Lane county
women, are unable lo recover from
the Lane County Htate A Having
bank, iniiolvent, of Florence, money
that wan Invented for them by
Henry L. HfTKman, former presi
dent of the hank, the supreme
court held yesterday.
Bergman hi to be released from
the pen I un . hla month by
communtation of sentence. He 1m
nerving time for misappropriating
the bank funds.
The court denied a writ of man
admus requiring M. T, Hoy, mas
ter fish warden, to Isnue a license
allowing KatherlrTe L. (lile to op
erate fish traps on the Columbia
rivr.
The court departed from custom
In handing down opinions on
Thursday to clear Itn desks before
the vacation season.
No cases pert&lnfng to Jackson
county were decided.
Classified kdvertlilng geu results.
IF YOU have considered this fine salad oil'
just a bit of a luxury for every day frying,
try the 4-Pint Frying Size Can. In this
size it's surprising how little it costs.
Wesson Oil is even more important in
frying than it is in baking or any other
rooking. For you eat fried things to get
the taste of the crisp, light crust, made by
the oil you use for frying. You want to
eat it. That's the reason you like fried
foods. And nothing can be too good to
add to this delicate flavor . . . to its
golden-brown color and to, its tastiness.
Perhaps you) have found how much
better things taste when fried with
Wesson Oil. You have wished you could
afford to use it every day . , ' . You can!
Compare prices. ,Try the 4-Pin5
Frying Size Can of Wesson Oil. Boughc
in this size, the finest costs surprisingly
little. '
In Western Talkie
UK-hard Arlcn, feattiml In Zane
firt-y's rfI'he IVrdir Ieiclon" Hill
talking outdoor ucfntrrn ulth .lurk
Holt, whirl i in now lny I its; nt Hip
I'ox 'rntirian theater.
I rein ml Like Maw field,
flelectlon ol John Miisefield as
poet laureat of England han met
with approval In Ireland. He Is
well known In Dublin and his work
Is probably better rend there than
that of any other Kngllsh poet of
the century. HU "Hea Hal lads" are
especially popular In Ireland, "Mr.
Masefield has written several de
Pghtful things about Ireland, which
anow nis arrcuon '(r. tne sister)
inland," remarks one Irish critic.
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Buick Salesman
Medford Ranks
First in Contest
Ralph Gill, Buick salesman for
the Hcherer Motor company, made
a record during1 April and May
to he proud of, winning find
place In the state In the sale of
new liulcks and recelve'd a trip
of ten daya to the factory In Flint,
Mich., with all expense paid.
. Mr. (lilt left Portland last night
in company with three other win
ners and Mr. Handers, of the
Howard Auto company of Port
land, distributors for Oregon.
Winning this honor Is a
tribute to the salesmanship of Mr.
GUI and another evidence of the
popularity of Buick cars.
STAGE DRIVERS MUST
YIELD FOR TOURISTS
BALEM. Ore., July it. (TP)
VHcntlonlsts ' who drive automo
biles are In a hurry. They have
only a short time In which to
make as much distance as posnlble.
Often thoy are forgetful of traf
fic dangers. Therefore, Oregon
Htage drivers, by orders from
headquarters, are going to make
concessions to them that legully
may not be required.
Turn the Spout
Hold the Can by the Ring
Tilt Lightly and Pour .
Cool
this summer with
home-made iced
Sweetened tO taste
i
Sugar
Willi
Think of the mrlety of berer
mri you can make with tea,
coffee, chocolate, lemon, and
other fruits. When chilled with
Ut and iweetened with iugar
yoa couldn't aak for more
refreshing and taate-pleaaing
hot-weather drink,.. ,' ' ' .1
You can alio makeisparkling
purohei by adding carbonated
'Refresh yourself
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Wetton Oil comet to you !-
teclid and iraleJ in tH'ir-tight ;i
container. 'U't lure' to be frtth '" "' " ' "
and pure. Iff worthwhile '
gel the familiar green-tnd-whllt 1
"Weston Oil Can tlwayt. ; ' . ' ,
Drinks;
" bottled, berewget W Ui trait ,!
, juices, intte wniea oruu an
Iwaya.pure aad deUcioua ba-
V cause they arn made tinder atoat
exacting itaodards. It' pay! to
, keep thedi on hand, ;,.: ;!
Cool drinks sweetened -with
. iiigar belong In the snauMr
i diet. They satify thirst and
invigorate the iystem..A .'ia
i Tored oilk drink in the lata
afternoon overcome, atigne
and causes one to eat the eve
ning tnral with calx enjoyment.
The Sugar Institute
with a flavored drink'
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