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Horace M. Albright, Director',
Foods for Vacation Time S
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Final Census Figures Place
Oregon First in Ten-Year j
Gain Second in West
Only to California Of
ficial Revision Shows Re
duction in Totals.
WAS1 II NGTON. A UK- 8. P)
Population of thfi continental Unit
ed Slates fnr 1 1 3 0 was announrud
today by the census bureau eh 122,
ItuK.lDO. an increase of 1 ti.HS7.f7 ,
or lti.l per cent over 1!'20.
Adding in the total inhabitants
of the possessions anil territories
of the United States, the bureau j
found the total population of the i
united Ktates for 1930 was 124,
84S.ROU, or 16.1 per cent over 1120.
ThlH was 31,2X2 under the com
pilation made on the basis of pre
liminary official figures from sup
ervisors by the Associated Press.
The figures have been under re
vision by the census bureau since
they were received from the states.
The bureau said the figures" an
nounced today also were sub joe t
ot revision, but it was added no
considerable change was expected,
The population for the "various
states In 1 ! 30, as compared with
.11(20, includes:
19 30
, 536,332
. 445,837
502,582
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Thomas . Erlison shown with the two boys who have won his
acnoiarship in the nsct two er The picture was taken on the
Edison home West Oranoe. N. J.. ust after Arthur O.
Wi tame jr (left), had been announced the winner for this year.
WMbur B. Huston ot Seattle. Wash., who won last yeaV, is on the
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1.3.r. 6,021
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Increase.
12. 5,-! 7 (il.
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Albany. Plana discussed for
elimination of grade crossings of
Southern Iacfic Co. and Oregon
Klcctrlc at intersection with I'a-
EH
! SHOOT HAWKS TO
cific highway, one mije north of
hern.
ROUGHAGE IN
DIET NEEDED
IN REDUCING
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Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Elim
inates Danger j
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VISIT TO VALLEY
Arfi you one of those who are re- j
ducitifT by diet? If so, there is one
important thine; you should know 1
diets that do not include rough- ;
age cause constipation, often with
serious consequences. Guard;
against it! j
Kellopp's ALL-BRAN contains ;
the roughage needed to insure rcgu- j
lar elimination. It is guaranteed to
relieve both temporary and recur- ;
ring constipation or your money will i
be refunded. Two tablespoons daily ;
in seriou3 cases, with each meal. !
Kollogg's ALL-BRAN is not fat-
tening. But it does add valuable I
iron to the blood which helps pre- j
vent anemia (another dieting dan- j
per) and bring a glowing, healthy
color to the complexion. i
You can enjoy Kellogg's AlXi j
BRAN in many delightful waypy
As a ready-to-cat. cereal with milk; i
honey, sprinkled over cereals ami'!
Kalaus, in soups and soaked in frui i
juices. It is appetizing in cooker..;
food. Your grocer has KclloE,g& ;
ALL-BRAN in the red-and-creen
package. Made by Kellogg in Battle
Creek.
WaiHlcrinK for the ni seven
years from Kate to mat'.- and
country to country, llalnh K.
Bradford, Heli-clalmcd cham
pion, deaf mute hityh hiker, ar
rived in Med ford 'yesterday, eh
route this time from Party. J'rance
to San Dieco, Calif., and nturn
tn New York Citv. nelling cards
along the way to defray expenses.
He H i-apitall.ini: on a nolu-
he recently received in ltohert
Itipley's "Relieve It Or Not" car
toons, reenKiii'iiiK him as a per
son unumial in the present day.
hiHii-hikiiiK 3 3. nan milen alone.
llrnd.Ord chtims he lost his Mteei-h
and hearing L". years ano as ;i
result ftf an attack of Infantile
paralysis. He took tip hlkim? i
i.n etiort to regain hA health and
so far has heen f uceessfnl.
He will be In Medford until
tomorrow. lie has heeii a 1 1 rart
imr coni'ideralle attention on the
streets heeause of a blue Kremii
war hidmet he Is wen ling.
I
The war Is now on helweeii meal
isportsinen and hawks at the soiith
' ern Oregon hranch of the State
Game farnf, where 1 -00 young
j pneasaiils, hiitched hy domestic
. hens, await their fate In Ignorance.
I If the hawks don't get them now,
the sportsmen will get them later.
I But the little striped fluff halls,
just out of the eggs; the awkward
young hli'ds. who arc developing
' most unbecoming wing and tall
feathers; and those who are learn
jtntf t o fly, are unaware that tbey
:aie neing raised lor luiure trying
I They flee to the shelter spon
sored hy the Jackson County t!ame
rolective association when the
amhltious birds swoop tow over
'the field near Hoguc Lands,
j The hawks are getting numerous
and sportsmen don't want to be
deprived of the opportunity to
j shoot at the Uao birds they are
training to restock southern Oregon
to game.
STORY 1
(Continued from Page 1)
ALL-BRAN '
Improved in Texture and Taste '
of flying time the meat distances
of the old world no longer exist.
Nations and raees are not separat
ed by the traditional obstacles of
i arthbound travel. Thnre are no
inland cities of the air and no
natural obstructions to Its com
merix'." Col. Lindbergh told his listeners
all over the world if the principle
be accepted that life luday is pre
ferable to thai of ancient time-,-then
it Is lot; teal to iissiime that
nny future Improvement I" trans
portation will result In a corre
spomling advance In methods of
living.
Asks t'litforni l-'lyhig It tile
Saying the oistauces of places
has been Judged by their access
ibility. Col, Lindbergh expressed
tin; belief aviation would replace
former false Impressions of geog
raphy with a true order of locu
tion. "The ease of travel between
Canada, Mexico and the I' tilled
States, for instance." he said,
"will undoubtedly bring about Htilt
closer cooperation between them."
He closed his address with u
plea fyr uniform air regulations
among nations, saying that one of
the most important factors con
tributing to the rapid expansion of
airlines In the United States had
been our federal supervision and
eouseiiuent freedom from local
restriction.
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Good News to Medford
Call for Bids in Fall
Spend Million Eventually
Ity S. S. Smith.
'In all my visits to (.'rater Lake-
1 was never so iiifpressed with Uh
scenic grandeur and with the Im
portance of the park in the chain
of national parks aa I was on this
trip," tuiid Horace M. Albright,
director of the National Park Scr-,
vice, on his return Thursday eve
ning from a two days visit to the
park. In company with Superioteu- i
dent l'J. C. Solinsky. I
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ftince my ntsi v. mi mm i-inm
or nine years ago, when 1 was
assistant to the late director, Ste
phen A. Mather, there have been
wonderful tin movements In the
roads to the park, trails, landscap
ing, in camp grounds, lodge, the
addition of a cafeteria store and
the Information bureau, in charge
of Chief Hanger Godfrey and bis
pleasing assistants, all of whlcii
adds to the pleasure and comfort
of the people, who in reality own
the parks.
also want to compliment the
state highway commission for the
wonderful work they have duno
done and are doing in keeping up
the highway to the lake, und with
the clean-up of logs und brush
along the highway. The park ser
vice is cooperating with this work
in the park and it is now a plea
sure to drive along the scenic
route to the lake.
"Construction of a new road to
encircle the tip of the gigantlu .
volcanic cup Crater Lake which j
wiH cost in the neighborhood of a
million dollurs, will commence I
early next year. There is a quar
ter of a million already available
for this work, and we will pro
advertise this fall for this 3-mHc
drive, which will be ono of the
most outstanding scenic highways
in the world."
Mr. Albright was delighted with
the big Increase In attendance at
Crater Lake and predicts this will
continue fronuyear to year.
"Other Improvement at the
lake," said the director, "will In
clude a lookout on Victor Hock,
to cost about $10,000, extenslvo
landscaping along the rim of the
lake, which Is now In progress, and
the extension of walks and trails."
f isMr. Albright has been In the
National Park Servieo for ten
years, was superintendent of Yel
lowstone and assistant to Director
Mather until bis death, and u year
and a half ago when ho was cho-j
sent to take the place of the do i
ceased. I
Mr. Albright Is a warm friend of1
the former superintendent of tho
park. Alec Sparrow, now county
judge, visited the lake several
times when Mr. Sparrow wiih In
charge, and a representative of
this paper had the pleasure of a
short visit with both of these men
last evening.
Mr. Albright was taken out to
the Kirtland farm, for a short visit,
by Mr. Sparrow previous to his leav
ing tor San Francisco. l'rom the
latter city Mr. Albright will go to
Glacier National park-, where he
will meet President Hoover for a
tour of several parks. Owing to
limited time, the president will be
unable to visit Crater Lake.
Corvallis. Coivallts Wholesale
fJaii-y association dim-ussed plans
for cooperative marketing organization.
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CAUGHT in the cool clear depths
of open waters,this tender, flavor -ous
sea delicacy has a distinctive ap
peal r Put up in spotless kitchens by the
largest canners of tuna in the world -to Reaches
you fresh as when packed, ready to serve.
TOASTED TUNA SANDWICHES
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daih cy;ne
1 tb'tDOon tf non iulce
8 ltccs tMitcd bred .
9 tblDOOni butter
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H head lettuce
Xdill pickles
Mt Tun, f9niite, wit, tiwiwe, no lemon iuice Cream butter jr-d
nchow pt and oread this on ilicei of tewit. Add Tuna muture to halt
the tot Kce, eover with remaining lice, garnuh with lettuce, ltcei of
tomato, tliccd pickles, and oitvcs.
Meteorological Report
AncilM N. IDKII
Mi'iirmd urn! vicinity: Tonlclil
und Siilnnlay unnettlfl und cuultir;
prolmhly light Hhowerjt.
Orcg'Mt: KiiHottlcd tiinlKlit and
Saturday, Hwltt howr8 we.nl por
tion, llitimlerHtormH In inuuiitiiltiH
rast portion: cooler interior.
Local Data.
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Lowest ( last 1 - honrK
Itel. humidity (per ct.)
I'rccipitation ( ineheM)
rttale of weather Cloudy Cloudy
Lowest temperature thla morn
ing i'& ilegreeH.
" Total preeipltatlon ninee Kept, 1,
llt'J, 13.lt? ineheM.
Temperature a yeni- ago today:
Highest 95; lowest 62.
Sunset today, 7:22 p. in.
Sunrise Saturday 5:12 a. m.
Kunnet Saturday 7:20 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A, M,
120th Meridian Time
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llaki r i lly S'i 6H I' Oly.
' HlKtnarrk Sd fifi Cloudy
floiHe 74 Cloudy
Mfiiver tij Cloudy
MolnoB H !. Cdy.
Knuno 100 OS Cloudy
Hi'li'llH II- 4 I'. Cdy.
Lou AnKoli'H SO
Marhflid ' 12 51 Cloudy
I'hornlx S4 74 Cloudy
I'orllMid 4 B4 Haln
l(Kd Blutr lull m V. Cdy.
Kowhui'K 0 (iS Cliar
Halt 1-ake 0 72 T. Cdy.
h.m Krancliu'o !i Cloudy
Hnnlii Ko ti Ti4 Cloudy
HoatBc 71 0 Cloudy
Hpokann H 4 Clear
Walla Walla . .100 7 P. Cdy.
WlflilpiK K4 r. Clear
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in the Vacationist's Paradise!
This is tho fjmtst country in the world for outdoor enjoyment in summer time. Southern
Oregon is certainly the vacationist's paradise. We feel sure everyone is thinking about ,
eampiufj, picnic, and summer foods generally. We have just the things you will want and
at such low prices! Just compare, these values and let us put them up for you.
Prices Effective August 9 to 14 Inclusive
Pimentos
Max-inuun Fancy Red Vi
mentos. Improves the fla
vorof salads and sandwich
es. No. cans.
j cans 25c
Gingerale
l'ale Face, the new invigor
ating, cooling summer drink
Each 15c
Dozen ........ $1.69
Mayonnaise
Finest quality in bulk, only
the highest quality products
u s e d in . its manufacture.
Try it.
Pound 29c
Peanut Butter
In the bulk, contains the
substantial ingredients so
much desired for a quick
sandwich.
Pound .. J7c
Sandwich Spread
J5est Foods Itelish Spread.
A spread that is easily and
quickly prepared.
Pint jars 35c
Shrimp
Fisher Krand, medium size,
tender delicious meats. jS'o.
1 cans.
J cans 43 c
Pickles
Jleinz genuine fermented
dills, always the same de
licious appetizing taste. For
only
Dozen 25c
Syrup
Max-i-mum, finest cane and
ni a p 1 e- contents, superior
quality that is worth the
price. Taste it.
xi-Va. can .. 49c
Cheese
Oregon full ere am, made
from rich whole milk aged
to taste.
.Pound 20c
Olives
Ml. Shasta giant jumbo size
ripe olives. A relish in val
ues. Large 29-oz. cans.. 39c
Sardines
Max-i-mum Domestic or
Souvenir Brands iu pure
olive oil.
j cans 29c
Marshmallows
New fresh fluffy quality
marshmallows. Toast them
liv the canipfire. Buy a sup
ply. Pound 19c
O -lb. box .... 89c
Flapjack Flour
Albers Flapjacks of the
West, just nothing like
them.
Large Package . . 19c
Pork and Beans
Van (.'amp's, always popu
lar for quick lunches and
picnics. Medium cans.
v cans 49 c
'' Deviled Meats
Max-i-nium Brand, a sand
wich delight, no cereal add
ed, 'i size cans. , , i. .(,,,
cans 25c
Extra Values in Staple Items
Jello or Jellwell
Milk
Max-i-mum Brand, cvap--orated
pure fresh sweet
milk.
Xj cans .... 47c
Case, 48 cans $3.69
Assorted flavors, quickly
made dessert
(Limit)
Package .... 5c
Granulated Soap
Baking Powder
Schilling Cream of Tartar
for better results in bak-
ing.
12 -oz. cans.. 37c
Crackers
Flour
ar,, m n ii ,1 mmlitv Perfection Sodas, fresh
mi 'j I.-; .. . i j it f Sfifownv
wjuie jving, in u r u wu- k tenon Hour, results are 1 r
noinical t n a n ordinary guaranteed,
soap powders.
39c
Large package
Sugar
Pure cane brown.
4 ibs. 29 c
(iranulated.
10 lbs 51c
No. 10 bag ... 39c
Soap
Your choice of plain or
salted.
3 -ib. box 37c
Cereals
P & (1 or Crystal White Kellogg's Pep, Bran
national favorite house- Flakes, luce Crispics or
hold soaps.
9 bars
29c
Shredded Wheat.
Package
10c
4
MATCHES 1,,avnritc p'rand' ii vhi in cvery mateh'
DDnOIVIQ Dustless Jane, fine light parlor broom, quality straw.
and manufacture, each
TTI TM A CI A If 17 Q Clearwater, served creamed. No. 'o cans
1 m iir-LiM-Aj
COFFEE
2 cans
Safeway or Peaberry blends, freshly roasted, highest .
qualify, pound 37; 3 lbs
WE HAVE SCHILLING'S FREE DEAL .
14c
83c
29c
$1.09
Saturday and Monday Special
TOMATOES p".-y local, iy ii"- ''afe 59c
POTATOES l-Mge wl.il.. lo-als
WATERMELONS ...dike. medium size
PEACHES ' KH'i-rtJi aiming, by the crate
PEPPERS Kxtra fancy, locals ;.
LEMONS Fancy -Sunkist
10 lbs. 25c
Each 29c
69c
3 lbs. 25c
2 doz. 49c
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