SffiBFORD HSfc' TRIBUNE, MEDFORP, QREfiONT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1930.
El
FIRST TALKIE IS
It
That Lon Channy, the nntiona!
liiiKnhoo man entertainer of facial
yirFfllons and clever niake-uim.
moHtly ugly ones,
la Juki an niyole-
riou and mag
netic in tnlkiriK
films aH In the
l.sllent ones, vhli'h
won him ho much
'screen popularity.
has been proven
to the audiences
at the current ut-
I traction at the
Kox C r n t e r Ian
Iheatrr, '"I'he
Unholy T h r e e,"
; Lou Clmney
In wlilc li Cha
ncy Is heard on the screen for the
first time, and which runs at tills
l.lny Ikjliho until Sunday along with
r ' collegiate short comedy nnu
singing novelty.
, "Tho Unholy Three" Is not (
notly a pleasant melodrama, hut
It Is a very InlerestiiiK and well
rlayed one. and as Is customary
with Lon Chuney films gives au
diences the willies and creeps with
lis mystery nnu grewsome fa-
i tires. .Most playgonra seem to
lllte tills sort of entertainment.
fhoney's voice nut only flis In
well with the film personality he
has liullt up In various characteri
sations for years past, hut lie
proves himself a good venlrllo
qulxt with seemingly marvelous
voice control.
The story Is that of the ven
ITiloillllst, giant nnd midget of a
circus sldn show handed together
ill a strange plot to rob and plun
der, In which a pretty 'young wo
man Is their con federate, who
with an Innocent young man In
their employ oh a clerk, furnish
a likeable romance. An excellent
cast of well known film players
supports C'haney.
. Chancy Is the leader of the
three wicked crooks and his abil
ity for clever makeups nnd voice
manipulation Is shown In his char
acterlJitlon of the old woman,
his appearance In the dummy dia
logue nnd In simulating the voice
of a parrot and of a girl.
Ivan Llnow, the big Russian
actor, ns the. glnnt. Harry Earies
as the midget, aLllo Lee as the
heroine nnd Elliott Nugent as the
hero give good Impersonations.
Others In the past Include
Crawford Kent and John Mlljnn,
who appear to ndvantnge In the
big court room scene, nnd Clar
ence Durton, ns the detective
It. A. K.
hkmiVikw wii.ii onf)ANi,rc
UHANUK TDIiHDAY 10VEN1NG
Next Tuesday evening, Aug. 12,
t meeting will be arranged at 8
o'clock In the Bllvlcw olub house
it which time a Grange will bo or
runlzed. The meeting was planned
for Inst Tuesday evening, but ow
ing to sickness among some of the
people In the neighborhood It was
postponed Mo next week.
J Austrnlln. Argentina, B r a 1 1 1,
Venetuela nnd Mexico have cre
ated federal district, for their
capitals.
Pendleton. New nlrport ns
eured for this city to be nenrer
town.
THE HUGE ARMY
OF 15,000 DAILY
DEMAND SARGON
Vast Growing Army of Sargon
Users, Marching in Single
File', Would Encircle
Globe in Only Few
.., Years' Tine,
8 .
f (My HIHwrd Ij. Shunt.)
ATLANTA, (ia. More like a tale
from the Arabian Nights of old
than a record of modern business
eohlevenient reads the story of the
marvelous growth and develop
ment of Hargon, the New Hclen
llfln romnound which has become
the sensation of the drug trade,
throughout the United Ktatos, Can
ada and other countiiee.
The old Illustration of the people
dropped Into the pool heat describes
the phenomenal unu uivprecouenieti
demand and Its tame is rapidly
spreading over the entire Amer
ican Continent like a great tidal
wavo.
ltecu'iitly compiled figures re
ven( that approximately 15.00ft
men and women are marching into
the drug stores dally for Jargon
and Hnrgon Soft .Musa Pills, the
marvelous new treatment that Is
restoring health to countless thou
sands by new and remarkable
methods undreamed of only u few
years ago.
-. .Already more than 6,000.000 suf
fering men and women have put
It to the test 'and have told other
IhMlionft what It has done for them.
'Marching In reuiatlon ,U. H.
Army fashion single file this
vnst army of Hnrgon users would
reach from New York to San Kran
ciaco and at the present rate of
sale would, In a few yeara time,
encircle the entire globe,
-The Anly explanation of Rnrgon's
triumph In the Menlcal World Is
Hurgon's true worth, llnck of Its
triumph In the drug, stores is lis
triumph In the homes and It Is the
grateful endorsements wf its mil
lions of users that has made It the
most widely talked of medicine In
the world toduy.
. Hnrgon I" extensively advertised.
It ls true, but no preparation, no
matter how extensively advertised,
could possibly meet with such phe
nomenal succeas unless It possessed
absolute merit and extraordinary
liowers as a medicine.
There can be but one possible
explanation for Bargon'e amaxing
success and it can be told In one
word MKHIT. Maglll Drug Co.,
Agents,
es
Books Received
at County Library
New books received at the Juck
son county library, AuKust, 1930:
Fiction
Bacheller A Candle In the Wll
dernes.. Barnes Years of Orace.
Chrlatla The Mysterious Mr.
Quit).
('letigh Wanderer's End.
Cottrell Tharlane.
Deval Wooden Hwords.
Figgis The Return of the Hero.
Prenssen The Anvil.
Ilunnny Wild Justice.
IlHrgesheliner The Party Dress.
Hess Tomorrow's Voyage.
HullThe Asking Price.
Iiwln The Iuys of Her Life.
Kaye-Smith Three Against the
World.
MacDonald The Noose.
Morris Procession of Lovers.
Piper Son of John Wintering-
ham.
Prlchard Coonardoo.
Richmond High Fences.
Kldge I-rfiudon Types.
Sage The Last Hustler.
Seymour Pulse Spring.
Thompson Night Kails on Slvu's
Hill.
Van Dine Scuruh Murder Case,
Werfol Class Reunion.
Widdemer Loyal lover.
Wodehouse Mr. Mullluur Spetik
lug.
Non Fiction
;Munn Introduction to Catalog
ing and the Classification of hooks,
Walsh The Inferiority of Keel
ing. Cordon The Neurotic Personal
ity.
Ixidge Phantom Walls.
Brooks The Psychology of Ado-
lesence.
Htirendhnnatha Hindu Mysti-
clan.
Conltlln The, Psychology of Re
ligious Adjustment.
Pillsbury The History of Psy
chology. Kohler Cioslult Pliycholugy.
Clarke Tim Art of Straight
Thinking.
Richards Tim Christian's Alter
native to War.
Wile Marriage. In the Modern
Manner.
Powys Tho Meaning of Culture.
Keyserllng The Travel Dlury of
a Philosopher.
Scliuiienhuiier The Works of
Schopenhauer.
Kddlngton Science and the Un
seen World.
King Adventures In Religion.
Uunlon or Socialist Soviet Re
publics The Sovlot Union looks
Ahead.
Klsher The Stock Market Crash
And Alter.
Chase Prosperity, Fact or Myth.
BlaUeslee The Pacific Area.
League of Nut Ions The Aims
and Organization of the League of
Nations.
Odencrnntz The Hoclul Worker,
in Family, Medical ami 1'syclilntrlc
Social Work.
Martin Siilvnglng Old Abu.
Ilttturworth The Parent-Tenclier
Association and Its Work.
Vundail llurgh Public Schools
versus Uellmintml Youth.
Strutotneyer Rating Elementary
School Courses of Study.
University of Oregon Outline of
Studies for Oregon Mothers, Heul
Ing with (ho Problems and Policies
of the U. of O.
Dunn Four Yearn In a Country
School.
Hugg An Introduction to Ameri
can Civilization.
MncDouuld llomemaklng.
Mowror Domestic Discord.
Johnson John Henry.
Howe Mathematics for tho Prac
tical Mun.
Palmer Practical Mathmntlcs.
Russell The A HO of Relativity.
Durrow Tho New World of Phy
sical Discovery.
Willis tleologlc Structures. ('2d
odltlon.)
Ilnndurnon Prehistoric Man.
Koarton Photographing Wild
LITo AcrosB Hie World.
Massinghuni Hatinctunrles for
Birds and How to Make Them.
Mllllken Science and tho New
Clvlllgatlon.
Millar Sun Buys and Health.
Kopolot'f Man vs. Microbes.
Meyer Practical Radio.
Van Der llljl Tho Tbornioulc
Vacuum Tube anil Its Applications.
Milko Mining Methods.
(loldstrom A Narrative History
of Aviation.
Mitchell Skyways.
Studley llow lo My.
Manly Aviation from the Ground
Up.
Holmes Economics of Furm Or
ganization nnd Management.
Mead Harvey Bnuut.
Moyer Practical Radio Con
struclon nnd Repairing.
Smith Tree Crops,
Bllllngs-r-Live Stock nnd Poul
try Diseases.
Lucas Mrs. Lucas' French Cook
ery Boolt.
The Radio Industry.
Knox Salesmanship nnd Busi
ness Efficiency.
Menrs Salesmanship for the
New Era.
Derby Store .Management fur
Profit.
Ciam The Catholic Church and
Art.
Unwln Sweet Peus: Their His
tory. Development, Culture.
Post Personality of a House.
Flnley Old Ihitchwork tlullts
and the Women Who Matin Them.
Russell Pagnnuti for Special
Dnys In tho Church Year.
Jones How to Criticise Books.
Rogers The Fine Art of Read
ing. (Benson Srajmirlo Writing nnd
Producing for tho Amateur.
Sinister The Catholic Church
nnd Literature.
Bonrdtnnn Poems.
Bartlett CaprlcUms Winds.
Field Points East.
Cnrmnn The Oxford Bonk of
American Verse.
Rnynnl .'ho Unknown Warrior.
Isaiys Plnya of American Lite
and Fantasy.
Kideoitt-loln' Home, nnd other
plays of the I9i7 contest.
Webber Typical Plays for Young
People.
Pearson Dime Novels.
Koerster Humanism and Amer
ica. Inge Uy Thoughts of i Dean.
Van Doren Tha Lost Art.
Bates Euripides.
Giles A History of Chinese Lit
erature. ,
Beard Toward Civilization.
Heard The Ascent of Humunlty.
Waugh Hot Countries.
Wilstach Islands of the Medi
terranean. Woolley Urr of the Chaldees.
Dm yea Mullorea the Magnifi
cent. Irving Windmills and Water
ways. llonnard In China, 1920-1921.
Caldwell Blue Tiger.
Warner The I,ong Old Road in
China.
Yatnatn The ShoJI.
Edmonds Peacocks and Pago
das. -
Akeley Jungle Portraits.
Ijiwrence The Notquite Purl
tans. Mason The Lure of the Great
Smokies.
Prodgers Adventures in Bolivia.
Hwuy-Uiig A Chinuiuun's Opin
ion of Us and of Ills Own People.
Ellis The Long Lead.
Ryall Twelve Against the Gods.
Harrow Farmingtuii.
Rherwin Mr. Guy.
Hurris My Reminiscences ns a
Cowboy.
Johnson George Hurvey.
Howe Pluiu People.
Morton High Adventure.
Bordeaux Benito Mussolini the
Man.
Oliver Four Square.
Puncoast A Quaker Forty-N'lner.
Wllllams-Ellls The Exquisite
Tragedy.
Sill ley Tho taut Frontier.
Tcheldiov Literary and Theatri
cal Remfniscenses.
Tolstoy The Truth About My
Father.
Vulleo Vagabond DrenniB Come
True.'
Lamb The Crusaders.
Jacldi The New Germany.
Laniluccl A Florentine Diary
from 1400 to Hi Hi.
Shelley True Blue Steppers.
Shelley The Speckled Domes.
Mours Greece Today.
Van Doren An Autobiography
of America.
Grouse In Quest of tho West
ern Oceuti.
Luut The Overland Trail.
Pamphlets
O. H. C!. Experiment Station:
(I) Proceedings of the second un
nual meeting or the Eastern Ore
gon Wheat Leugue.
12) Potato diseases In Oregon
nnd their control.
U) Cost nnd efficiency In the
pear production iu the Rogue River
vulley.
(41 Electric brooders.
(01 Studies in fascioliasls In Ore
gon sheep nnd gouts.
(bl Mechunical refrigeration of
milk In a tuuk type refrigerator.
(71 The market situation nnd
outlook for the Oregon canned fresh
prune.
(Hi l-anib marketing Investiga
tions In western Oregon.
!l) Use butter, use choose, use
more milk.
(10) Irrigated pastures for dairy
cattle.
XL S. Dept. of Agriculture:
(1) The Hessltvn fly and how
losses rrom It can he uvoidetl.
(2) improved sanitation in inlllt
production.
(.1) I he homo production on on
ion seed nnd sets.
(4.. English sparrow control.
(51 Rabbit house construction,
(til Kuseniblea for suny dnys.
(7) Irrigation practices lit grow
ing alfalfa.
(8) Care of the dairy cow at calv
ing time.
(91 The city home garden.
(10) Squab raising.
(11) Rut control.
Mnrcellua Rowo, who bus been
spending some time nt Grenada,
Oal., returned to Ills homo here
tills week.
Mrs. W, U, Hover, Mrs. Sanford
Richardson, Mrs. Mary Coker, Mrs.
Ada Jones, Mrs. .11. C. Young, Mrs.
Bert 'HedKCpeth nnd Mrs. l'Odw.
Jones were guests of the Women's
Missionary society of the First
Christian church of Medford on
Tuesday afternoon. A very inter
ctlng program followed their busi
ness meeting. Iced tea and wa
fers were served.
Hob Underbill of Mercedes. Cal.,
returned to Central Point this
week. He expects to stay until the
end of the fruit season.
Members of the W. H. Harrison
Women's Relief Corps spent Thurs
day afternoon nt the beautiful homo
of Mrs. Harry Dulluque. east of
Central Point. Mrs. Dulluque re
cently moved lo Woodland Ijtwn
Oniiiird from Green Acnu. The
ladles served Ice cream nnd wa
fers. Mrs. Presley Austin of Klnmnth
Falls, accompanied by Miss Lois
Auxtln or Seallle called at the Al
Simmons home Wednesday even
ing. Miss Austin, who is a nurc
In tho Virginia Mnsun hospital In
Seattle, will return to her home
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Jewett nnd
children left qn Friday for an out
ing at the like o' the Woods,
where they have a cottage,
A group of friends gave Fred
Virtue a surprise party at his home
"llillandale," on Thursday even
ing. August 7. Wafers, sandwiches
and punch were served. An en
Joyuble time was had by the fol
lowing young people: Miy Eicher.
Dorothy Jones. Ellen Virtue, Kilns
Wolff, Marlon Custer, Howard
Snyder, Orville Caster, Harry Sny
der and Fred Virtue,
l.u Ellis Hougland nnd son Bob
by returned on 'Monday from Port
land, where they have been visit
ing Mrs. Miles.
Mr. anil Mrs. L. C. Grimes re
turned on Thursday from Port
land. Mrs A. W. Moon of Ashland and
Mrs. Frye ijf Long Beach visited
Mrs. J. J. airlm on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mis. J. II. Terrett and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed F.irra were din
ner guests of Mrs. J. J. Grim on
Wednesday evening. In honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Terrett'a 45th wed
ding anniversary.
. Toledo. First National bank
reorganised.
CENTRAL POINT
Is
li fY Mary DaLl&ii
BYNOPSIB: Dapper Uarlev, It-year-old
niece 01 a Texan rancher,
rescues hlaine Howard, American
adventurer, from some Mexican
itauryeitte and tall in love with
him. Howard is already unhap
pily married, and does not mtura
Haoorr'e affection, hater he is
reported miaaina and probably
dead in Rahtina on the Weatern
Front in Frame, and lauoer,
heartbroken, yoes to vlatt an aunt
in Hon Aitttmio There the meets
Captain John Vaneerinp, flylilo
ace. who lulls in love telth her
ana helps her learn to fly. ' Sud
denly he is ordered back to Prance
and Impulsively they elope and
are married. Vaneeriny's mother
wires her disapproval nt their
sudden act. however, and Uayjer's
HHilc, who has brought her up on
the ranch dislikes Vtineerino The
captain drinks hennly. but prom
ises to stop ta please lianaer In "
S'eio York Vanerrinp's mttthet Is
ItilU disapproving of Oaotl'-r. but
his lather and slater. Kitty. Itke
her 01 once.
Chapter IS
STOSM CLOUDS GATricH
fXAOUKH'S mother In luw and
" Jack had disappeared, evident
ly for a private talk, and she round
difficulty lu adjusting herself to the
conversation of the other women.
It was a relief wiiun the men
Hnally Joined them, and Kilty sug
gested bridge, tor she nnd to con
centrate oa the game, and that di
verted her thoughts from ' what
Jack's mother was saying to him
upstairs.
Mr. Vaneerlng escorted Dagger
to her room alter the party bad
broken up- He was very quiet, and
made no reference to his wife's de
parture; but bis manner toward
Dagger was unobtrusively affection
ate. "Good night, Allx or may I say
Dagger? Thank you." He stooped
to kiss her. "You are a treat. I
am going to enjoy ou."
"Please do," was all she could
say for acknowledgment.
For , she was frightened. What
had happened between Jack and his
mother? What would happen?
Jack was lounging in a big easy
chair, a cigarette In his mouth. He
rose at once, and made a deter
mined Jffort to erase the shadow
which bung over his features.
"Ah, sport!" be greeted her.
"What luck?"
She tossed a handful of checks to
him, without comment. He whis
tled, riffling thorugh them
"About a thousand, eb? And I
suppose the chumps thougbt they
would show the little girl from Tex
as some high life!" He took her
hands, his eyes scrutinizing her
with a mixture of adoration and
concern. "Suy " he gulped "you
and mother haven't hit It off. have
you?"
Dagger choked her first indignant
afUrmntlon of the question with an
effort. A still voice deep iu ner
brain whispered that this man was
ber husband, who, In Iosb than
twenty-four hours, would have left
her for the caldron of the war.
Any humiliation or dlBcouitort she
suffered wouldn't be too steep a
price to pay. If it made his going
easier.
"I know, dear." She nodded wise
ly. "And you mustn't worry. vVeil
get along perfectly Jufl as soon as
we know each other. And your fa
ther and Kitty like me, already."
"They're wild about you. And
so will mother be, after she's recon
ciled to the situation. She can't
help loving you nobody could."
And he swept her bodily off her
feet In an embrace that shook ber
with ecstasy.
"Only tonight and tomorrow," he
panted. "Oh. Dagger! So short a
time. Love me, doarest, love mt."
"I love you with all my heart,"
ahe murmured.
But when she closed her eyes it
wasn't Juck'B face that swam mlstl
ly In from of her. Could It be How
ird's?
Later, lying awake betide her
sleeping husband, she conned the
sequence ol ber life, the many un
pretnedltatcd steps y which she
had come from Casn Blunca lu this
hlgh-wallcd chamber through the
wludows of which beat the pulse of
Now Yolk's night-lite. So far In
so short a time! What might the
future hold for tier?
And suddenly she was glad that
the future was a cloned book The
past hnd bold Its tragedy. Best let
tile future's loaves unfold from day
lo day. So at lust, she slept, wnk.
lug In a Hood of golden sunlight
with Jack tieudliig over her
"Hi, little lu v 1 1 ! Aien t you In
(crested In me toduy? Come on
Breakfast Is spread In the den."
Most of the day she spent with
lllin. except or luncheon nnd sn
early dinner with the whole family
and an Interval she. herself, sug
gested. devoted by bun lo a visit
with bis mother. When he left for
the ferry to llohoken to hoard his
ship Dagger kissed him goodby
with a contentment that was bliss
till.
Get Ready for
Vacation Days
We carry a complete line of Can't
Bust 'Em union-made Boys' Over
alls, Sailor Pants, Toreadors and
Bantam. ' "
McPherson's ' 9 .
St vie ftithmit KxtrnviisiiMi-p I ART BUST EM
212 E. Main
aGGEII
"We ought to have gone with
hjm," sobbed Kitty.
"It would only have, been harder
for him," said Dagger. "Partings
are best gotten over with. Nobody
says anything particular on a flying
Held when a ship goes up. .It they
did "
"I hope you are reconciled to
abandoning Dying, Alexandra," ob
served her niotheriu-law.
"Is It necessary?" asked Dagger.
"I was able to be "of some assist
ance to war work In Texas " .
"This Is not Texas. And flying
Is dangerous business. Also, you
have a position to maintain here?
and at your age you must consider
decorum above all things. These
Hying Itelds '
An upward glance conveyed the
worst. Dagger smiled.
' "They are tough places." she ad
mitted, "although a girl pilot would
probably be safer In a hungar than
anywhere unless It was s ship
I won't bother you, MrB. Vaneerlng
If you Berlixsly object. I'll stay on
the ground."
That la my wlh," Mrs. Vaneer
Ing answered haurhtlly.
Oh, bother," exclaimed Kitty,
who had dried her eyes "I was
hoping Dagger would take me up."
Alexandra. If you please." cor
reeled tier mother.
We shan't have to worry about
Alexandra's responsibility." Mr.
Vaneerlng Intervened mildly "Sup
pose we all go to the theater? We
shall be better off this evening with
our thoughts occupied."
"It would he impossible for me lu
enjoy a theatrical entertalumeut
while my Juck was sailing for
France." returned his wife.
The days passed quicker than
Dagger hud expected. If her moth.
in-law remained dtstaut and hostile.
Mr. Vaneerlng was at pains to be
attentive, and Kitty gave her Com
panionship and saw to It that she
met people and had sufficient en
tertainment.
But the bulk of the people she
met had nothing in common with
her.
Always, too. she had Jack upon
her mind. The night Mr. Vaneer
lng haa -knocked upon her door,
unwontedly excited "Allx. Allx!
Washington Just called mo. Jack's
convoy is safe." she bad buried her
face in her pillow, biting the linen
to restrain the sous that siruggiea
for utterance.
Jack went to the Front; he was
assigned to a Pursuit Group down
came the curtain!
St. Mihlel. and a brief announce
ment from Flrut Army Headquar
ters: "In combat over the enemy
lines, Captain John Vaneerlng, D.
F.U., D.S.C shot down bis tenth
plane." Next a lettor from Jack
he'd received the Legion of Honor
and a Belgian decoration Mure
weeks of strain. The Argonne. .
second communique, terse and mat
ter-of-fact: "Captain John Vaneer
Ing yesterday and the day before
shot down In flames his .eleventh
and twelfth enemy planes. Today
he destroyed an enemy observation
balloon over Mont Sec."
Like every other American, Dag
ger was swept off her feet by the
rush of events that Fall, (he stesdy
thrusts of the Allied Armies, which
were chopping the German resist
ance apart.
Indeed, as the tide of victory
swelled, and the dally communiques
increased the totals or prisoner?
and guns taken and ground gained,
she became superstitious about her
own Investment In the titanic
melee. With so many men dying,
with millions grappling In a death
battle from the Alps to the Channel
const, with the skies constantly fill
of buzzing, man-driven killer-wasps,
what right had she to expect espe
cial safety fo. her Jack? And she
wasn't surprised when doom struck,
a telegram from the Red Cross:
"Captain John Vaneerlng Is In
Neuilly Hospital with shattered
kneecap."
What a day that was In the Van
oerlug household! Telephones Jang
ling, telegraph messengers coming
and going In a steady stream. Mr
Vaneerlng pulled every wire he
could reach, and the next morning
brought a cable from Jack, himself
"Don't worry. Knee troublesotm
but safe. Nice bllghty." At least
ns Kitty pointed out. Jack was sad
now rrom worse harm. And thai
wns something to he thankful for.
But an Inevltuhle reaction Dag
ger experienced from this Incldem
was to lose most of her Inlorest It
the war, nnd she would have bcei
quite miserable had It not been ro
an episode which ncrurred n coup
of weeks aBor (he news or Jac:
misfortune.
fcVrf'. lo llmftld st Cam-
An old frltnd reaoptjrs out e
Oagger's putt in tomorrow's ch.it
tor and tells htr soma atarile
'nsws.
T9 wanoal MABB a
NO BUSIER HUST
HND IN GRAM
.PARK IS REPORT
CRATER LAKK, Ore., Aug. 8.
(Spl.) A thorough survey of Crn
ter Lake national park wa made
this week by hllHttr rust control
experts, L. N. Oooddlns, In charge
of this work In Oregon, was ac
companied on his trip through the
park by C. C. Strong, who Is In
charge of blister rust eradication
work in Idaho; M. C. Riley. In
charge at Mt. Rainier; M. V. Bene
dict, Jn California; and F. P. Sipe
of the botany department of Ore
gon State college, who is doing eco
logical work in connei tion with
Mr. Gooddlng's department in Ore
gon. In the course of their survey of
tho park, in addition to other trips.
Mr. Gooddlng's party on Tuesday
went around the .rim. and on Wed
nesday they followed down some
of the stream courses of the moun
tain side.
. So blister rust was found In Cra
ter Lake pr.rk, and Mr. Ooodding
stated that it is believed thut there
Is not any within a hundred miles
of this 'park.' Their work here
nevertheless Included a prelimin
ary survey.
E
With the closing- of camp at
Lake of the Wood:,, many of the
Hoy Scouts received awards, many
being for life-saving, which is in
cluded in the work for merit
budget. Those winning awards In
l his division were Ralph Cowgill,
Ho mi Id Thompson, Wade fiamp
son, Harvey Kleiner, Bob and Don
Boyd, Newell Klllott and Ben
C.oldy.
Besides passing these tests for
their merit badges, the following
scouts qualified for Junior Red
Cross life saving: Robert Lewis,
T. O. Lindiiuist, Harvey Brunnun
and Lucien Smith.
Don Kenyon of Klamath Falls
was voted the outstanding camper
by the scouts. Those who were
named honor scouts included Don
Boyd, Reo Fa us, LeVon Dunford,
Don Kenyon, Bob Lewis, Harvey
Brannon, T. O. Llndquist, Lucien
Clement, Jaek Dedrick, Amby
Slough, nnd Dwight Richardson.
Satisfactory campers wre Floyd
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... that boys like .
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CAN'T BUST 'EM
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work
Bon tin is
(Tumpen.ll Style) One
piece furmcnu toi work or
fday . Open fcront. long !c.
uog sleeves, cxtr 4 UteQ
convertible cullir, there
pockets, rooster buttons.
Made just like diii's auto
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Cray, (.union Brunton. Bill SheetH, ;
Boh Hinimin, Dave Moore, John
Abernathy, Dick Brown, Harvey.
Quistad. Harvey Sours, (ieo. Wat-!
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Cho.slvr Laveiue, Jim Draher and
Carl Slmmh. .
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! Exactly 7110 persona received
I n.Mructioit In the various depart-j
1 ments of Louisiana State unlvor-
ity last year.
and play clothes for boys that
wer many a problem. Designed for boys, by
the makers of famous Can't Bust 'Em Work
Clothes for men, these overalls and playsuits
are sensible garments for work and for play.
Boys like to wear them. You will like their
very practical economy. Long-wearing, easily
washed, don't show dirt. Buttons are wire
stitched to stay on. You will find a complete
assortment at the store which displays the
Can't' Bust 'Em emblem.
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102 South Central -i '
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Lukes which lose their oxygen
and suffocate fish are being stud
ied by Michigan's conservation de
partment. Decomposing vegeta
tion absorbing oxygen is blamed.
Arthur Longbrake, who burned
thorn up in 1910 with his song,
"Cutey, Wlio Tied Your Tie?" now
operates a shoe store lit Mechan
icsburg, Ohio.
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More than 20,000 farm tractnr.1
are operated in Italy. '
will ans
Toreador Pants
A favorite jfith the boys.
Blue denim sailor pants,
wide bottoms, with red in
serts. Wide jack-elastic
webbing waistband, stith