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LegiSlatUre Will DC ASkCO IO
Appropriate Funds for
Next Two Years Sum Is
Half Million Over Pre
vious Bicnnium.
SALEM. Ore, Jan. i.A'l Tho
state lfKlolaturc will l)t i-ullcil iilm
to npiu'Miirhitp V N. U I li.il "f tlio
cMltn.'it(l cxiK'ndituri'H for tho
years 1MI and 1!IS2. It 1s shown
In the annual n'purt of State I'.uil
KOt Dh-cclor Sam A. Kuwr, ina.N!
imlillf last nlKhl. Tin- Ic-kIs-luturo
aiprotr:atil SS.OL'.umt. ap
nruxllliatfly S .1 "J 4 . .", .1 7 Mian III"
sunt to he provhlcil for fbis yc:n-. j
l no xoiai t'miiiiini v. (ii jiiiii ij i i n
fur tho hlonnlum Isi more than Jlili,
427,000, the mute builKi-t hIuiwv,
which Includes ahuut 13.ouo.ooit
trust fundi. Th (llfforencu hf
twpi'n the amount tho lonislnturo
MEATS
That Are
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pertly selected for quality and
high food value, order from our
sparkling, clean market. You can
buy Sunday dinner meats here at ,
prices exceptionally low for the
quality.
See Our Specials on
BABY BEEF, CHICKENS
RABBITS
BACON HAM
Ivy St. Meat Market
"Just Around the Corner from the Pcstofficc
Holly Theatre tickets with each $1.00 cash
purchase
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CHARLEY BROS. RANCH v"
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Chickens Fresh Eggs
Klamath Sputts Good ones, per cwt $1.00
Cabbage, lb. Lcttuco 5 Squash, lb. '2(
Apples U5 bcx and up
Oranges, por bucket .5
Wlioro Consumer and Producer Meet
PUBLIC MARKET
South Riverside
jwlll bo called upon to iipuiujjriutt-
and tho total cxpinrttturort 1h rp-
i(Hn(etl niihsLly hy rtHf-KUHlHhiiiiK
uctivitit'H wli.ch iv'ccivt- tliHr funds i Hhed at tin On-non iat ftoKpital
from 8ourc-M other than by b-Kin-fat Kalm $":.', .r0u for building and
l iliw appropriation. S.'lf-Kiistuln-, furnishing a dormitory at the Mtato
inj,' a:iiviiii. ku1 as th Mutt tiiHtituth-n for ffbb-.niind'd at
hitihway foniiiiisxion. areidont foiu- s.'h'iu; $15,00 for the -xl'iiwion of
iniKsliiii, world war vHran' ntnto,lh healing plan at (ho Capitol
aid eoniminniun and otlu-r nucnck'H, ' bulldln to the MaUi office builV
wfll expend an estimated total of in; f 1 0,0 for a refrigeration
t-lK.iiOX. IT;. The remainder Ik plant at the .slate penitentiary;
made up from miliar levies, eon-j $20,K0 fr additions to the hu
tinulnu appropriations on addition , prem cuurl library, and $50,000 to
al licenne feet. aid In coiiKtruetion of a trainlni;
f Defirll Is $:t. 001,175,
Tlie net Hiale deficit on Decern ' Km N'nnntil nchool, on t in'iit up
ber 31. Ii30. J 3,0!' 1, 1 75. 1 0, which'"" 'be ijifJrundo school district
IneludeH tlie deficiency amhorUu- prnvldltik' $so.ooo.
I "f " nierKemy hosird fur
- Dii l-:!-i!3u expenditures, tho rc -
I pori stales. : mum- .mium iui m-n
j -Major capital outlayn rcconi-! functioning durins the next two
I mended by the governor Iui'Jik ytaiH as was available during the
j the two year total WM,-T2M, u.1Ht bienn urn, n ppmxlmately ?,-
compared with a total of 4a2,!HH
appropriated hy tho 1 !i :.'!, U'K Ma
ture. The eu pita I outlay recom
mended Is In. addition tot the or
dinary requirements for salaries,
operating and maintenance ex
)enses. , i
The laik'est Item of capital out-
lay is Si'.'t 5,000 recommended for !
a new win and parage building j
at the J, astern Oregon Htat Iioh
liltl. Oilier lleitLs SIhmii.
ftlier items Include $10.000 for
coiii-t ruction of the state office
huililinK. which ha yet tn run sov- 1
oral hlonnlrt porlods; !lli,ooo for
construction of u hospital ancl,
lihys cl.in'H reshlonco at the state
tuhereulosls hosultal at Salem;
37.KOO for construction of a la-
vlllon. dining room extension nndl
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equipment at Mie cu.stft'n UrcKn
hunillul at The Mallei; JS.13 (or
Li tubercular -ward , urul rJioj fuW
Hchool building at the KanU-rn Oie-
- 1 ucparcmeru oi turner iu-
jci'lon Is requentlnk' in the ak'Kie-
.'-' ihciihi-iik uio ucnciency
iippropriMionx.
Radio Program
KMED
(Malt Trlbune-Vlrgln Btitlon)
l-rltlaj-
I'. M.
o to U I'oojiIoh lOloctrlc Htoro
Nowtt and markets hy Mull
Trlhuno
c t 7 runners KxohanKo:
Ye Office Hoys; Cecil and
Stilly 4
7 t s I,nfH f;et Associated;
4 News UiKOst; Murray and 4
! Harris, l ltl'.
8 tu 9 KM KD prosentution;
1 Harrison HarRravo'a Do-
1 tocllve Stories L'lIC
j9 to 10 Venetian Nlijhts;
j Jlnituy ltfttiek Town llouso 4
t orchestra VitC
, Satunlay 4
; A. M.
j 7 : rlj to 8 Hreakfust hroatl-
1 ; cast of news by Mall Trl- !
fr buno
8 to 0 Cy Tootsle UBC; ben-
4 Ison Hudio Shop 4
9 to 10 Kriendshlp Circle;
Peoples Klectric Store; B
j and M
i 10 to 11 W hite Kins: Alex-
i 4 under'H Food Shop 4
11 to 12 Film tips and talks;
A. ShllllnK and Co.
, I'. M.
1 12 to 1-Swem's C.lfls; ileuth's
Jlrut; Store; lewls Super 4
S(!rvh:o Station; Nowa
4 l'lashoH by Mall Tribune
1 In 2 fJokl Ke.'il; Fun Dan-
4 dy; Scientific. Laboratories
4 2 to 3 Happiness Train; 4
4 J'opular recordliiKs 4
4- 3 to 4 K.MIOIJ presonttition
4 4 to 5 Kiddles 1'eriud; l'ojt- 4
4 ular recordliiKs 4
4 5 to ii- Hoy Scouts; . Obi 4-4-
Scouta: News nnd markets 4
4- hy Mull Tribune 4-
4- B to 711001)0 Service Stn-
Hon; Cecil nnd Sally 4
4 7 to H Lefa (let Associated;
4 News lJlBOSt; Myrtlo Street
4- UHC 4-
4 8 to tl Weekly Review t)HC 4
4- .9. to 10 Jimmy ltlttlcks Town 4
4 llouso orchestra UUC
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P. M.
7:30 to 8 K-KO Tncittro lit tile
Air. NIK; sui vi to KOO. KIHJ,
KOMO, OKW, Kl''l KS1), KTAlt.
8 to 8: 1G Ahioh 'n' Andy. NI1C
norvlra to KtlO. KI1Q, KOMO,
K(iV, KMC! A, IvKSl).
S : 1T lo 8::t0 Browltlillt Poodles
i'lt(! Kirvli' to KtlO, KIKJ.
K()M. K(IV. Kl'l. KK8H,
KTAlt.
8:;i() to II S. W. .Mellowed Mel
ndleH. NIK' Hervlre to KCiO,
KIKJ, KOMO, KV.W, KFI, Kl"aO,
KTAlt.
'to :S0 Mill Hilly Uoya. NHC
Hervleo to KtlO.
9:30 to 10 Mimicry Serliil. NHC
Rorviro to KliO.
10 to 10: IB HobwoII Slaters. NHC
Hurvino to KOO.
10:16 lo II Metroliolltiina. NHC
'norvlco to KtlO.
11 to H! Dutii-o Orehealin. NHC
nervier to KOO, KK1, KS1,.
MODEL
BAKERY'S
Saturday
Special
Raised Doughnuts
15c doz.
Honey Cookies
12c doz.
Homemade Bread
2 for 15c
Parkerhouse or
Dinner Rolls
; 15c doz.
Coffee Cakes
10c
Pershings
30c doz.
Try Nu Life Bread
1 Rapid Fire dun FREE for
each 100 Model Bakery's
Broad Wrappers
Moby Dick" Scores Holly Hit
4- saws?; x s - mi ts'tfi 3
SceioXfron ' MotivPicklsUrh'nJohn Barry more-A ' iijrnerBroi Production
The mui derouB looking crew
that workH with John Iliirrymore
in the Wnrncr iirothers ami Vita
phone picture "-Moby Dick,' now
playing nt the Holly theatre, was
hanl picked by tho Htur in pornon,
unci luiH probably never been
equalled.
For Huch n voyage an mad Cap
tain Ahab planned tho apparent
ly endlesH chase of ".Moby Dick."
tlie man-killing white whale he
Hhangliaied men from the divea of
the seaports he visited, ruling
them with the proverbial rod of
Iron, knowing that any one of
them would murder him, gleefully.
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Masked Longing,
99
Romance of Radio,
Starts January 10
When ' Miisked I.onning" Mull!
Tribune's next serial story, reaeh
ed tile erities. they Insisted tlie
novel was nn expose of the lliueil-
MO WAD D ROCKEV
liraellecfl art of lmllylnm. V.ut
the author. Jl;Mil liotltry, in
ints it isn't.
Itorkcy has 'spout niu.st of hin
life bi'Uim! tin m'oiiM in tho th'
atn, mviiH nml, iimr rrccntly.
t lie- radio hIikUo. Ho know the
nubtlo trk-ks of "builtliiiK up" tlu
finno of Mars ixiul aspiranl. lit
"Mnskt'd LonffhiK" wa written
okIy, he wiy.s, to tell an InU'rct
hiK story of the fuutllKlitH ami
microphone, not to "debunk"
Broadway.
. Kuekry Ik the author of a hull
dozen reeent no vein, liu'ludtiiK
"This Wo m a n." "Honeymoon's
End." "The Chorus Kid" nnd
"I.lmellKht." several pluyn and
motion nleturcs.
The firttt chapter of "Masked
lAjnKlnK' will appear In Tho Mail
Tribune Salmdny. January 10
Man Who Came Back
Craterian Sunday
Ituoul Walsh's "Tho Man Who
Came Hack" serves as the 1
hide to re-unite the Kiim and
Oueen of the Movies. Janet Gay
nor and Charles Farrell. The
performances of Miss Gaynor and
Farrell In this Fox Movietone
drama which opens Sunday at the
Fox Craterian theatre are said to
excel even those given hy the
etars In their immortal "7th Hea
ven." Ken Maynard Stars
New State Talkie
Ken Maynard Is coming to I be
State theatre Saturday In "Sens
of the Saddle," one of the best
pictures of his career. Crowded
with thrills-. hrlMling with action,
and Interspersed with humor, tho
picture Is an epic in the, long
and brilliant career of Maynard
as a portniyer of western char-j
neters. "
The state will show for the I
Inst times tonight, "Inside th
bines."
Uadlo No 1-oiigvr Krasoual.
NEW YOIIK Uadio author
ities say that brosd cast in N no
longer1 a seasonal entertainment.
It has reaehed tho star, they sdd-
Hhotild the opportunity present
itweir.
"Moby Dick' Is a dramatic ver
sion of the famous American novel
of the Maine name, written by Her
man -Melville many years ngo
vlnn whalers ami whaling ships
wore n part of tho everyday life
of tlie Atlantic seaboard. Joan
lieiinett plays opposite Mr. Barry
more. The part of Ahab, avenger of
tlie victims of the white whale Is
Mr. Barry more's most superb
achievement. His voice was never
heard to greater advantage.
The shows at the Holly tomor
row will bo continuous, starting at
1 : 1 5.
'Canyon Hawks Now
Playing at Rialto
When little boys Jump out of
their ncatM and fairly burst with
mipprefsed excitement when they
see Yakima t'anutt and Uuy.-a llar
ton. it is what one would more or
less expert from small boys see
iiiK a real throbbing western. Hut
when Kt'iMvn incii cannot contain
theimvlves and make it npiarent
tiiat they are living every foot
of th, film as though they them
selves were actually riding and
shnntiy!?, one Is indeed forced to
admit that that is a siht worth
"t'nnyon Hawks,", starrinp Vnk
ima ('aniilt, which opens at the
Kox Hialtit theater today has
.plenty of excitement.
As the vreen combatants struK
Kled In a elfiutl of dust and u
shower of reeks, as Ktms barked
and horses raced down steep ra
vines, the audience- seem to stand
.-uispemled In midair, as it were,
ami the skhs of relief that jjrect
tlio conclusion of the story with
tho hero saved and the heroine
safe , beside him, is indication of
the Ki'eat heights of emotion to
which the audience has been car
ried by tho action of the picture.
Most outdoor pictures offer a
feast in wenle effects but "Can-1
yon I lawks" supplies n veritable
ban t net of tlio most nstou tiding ty
hcaul iful and awe Inspiring natu
ral wonders we have . ever seen
oil the screen.
The heroine. Kene Horden. Is a
delightfully alert, lively younp '
creature, tsw.nl to look at and
eliurminn to watch as she ridea
over roiiKh trails and faces danRcrj
without a quiver. The program
also includes another chapter of
"The Indians Are Coming" nnd a
Mickey Mouse cartoon.
A
CURIOSITY.
stricken public was in
trigued by the alluring
face behind a delicate
porcelain maskbur none
sensed the pent-up enio
rfional drama hidden
beneath the aim ex
terior. It is a story of
modern intensity, an
intimate revelation from
back of the scenes in
the theater, radio and
art worlds.
in
Mail Tribune
llBJLLBOARDS URGE
EATINQ OF BREAD
TO HELP FARMER
I MacDonald -of Faster &
Klefser company here, an n part of
the nationwide advertising cam
paign to stimulate consumption of
farm .products launched hy the Out
door Advertising aKDociation of
America, Inc., has already pouted
4J of Uio first poster, designed to
stimulate more bread consumption,
nnd thereby help the wheat situa
tion. At tho suggestion of the federal
farm board, through the grain sta
bilization corporation, the Outdoor
Advertising association of America
Is backing a nationwide campaign
to alleviate primarily tho wheat
situation, and to advocate greater
consumption of farm products gen
t r illy.
Jn over 17.000 cities and town
throughout the United States, the
Outdoor association will display 20.
000 farmers' prosperity posters,
representing a space cost alone In
excess of $2,L'0f),(H)ji.
The keynote of the campaign will
be increased prosperity for tho
farmer upon whom national pros
perity directly depend).
The posters that will go up with
in the next 10 days carry tho slo
gan "Eat more farm products and
you ireed Industrial employment."
I ntil the farmer is successful in
dustry will noMe fully employed."
This move on the part of the or
ganized outdoor advertising of
which Foster & Kleiser company
is a member recalls to mind tho
work accomplished by the industry
nt other crucial periods in the his
tory of the country, particularly
during the days of tho great war
when millions of dollars worth of
Liberty bonds wero sold through
the help of outdoor space donated
to tho government.
PUOSI'ECT, ore.. Jail. 9 (Kpl.)
Miss Ella. Chapman of Med
ford and Clyde ohn of Trail spent
New Year's day as quests of Mr.
ami Mrs. Victor Chapman.
Mr. and Mm Clay Conley nnd
baby, of lhitte Falls, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Hube Moore
Tuesday. Mrs. Conley and Mrs.
Moo ro are sisters.
M r. a n d M ry. Ea ii With ro w
nnd two children of Talent were
week-end quests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wyatt Clarke.
EuKene Clarke and Clem Clarke
returned last week from Santa
Cruz. Calif. Each took a load of
household goods down.
Mrs. Frank Manning was ill
for several days last weidt. Her
liauhtcr, Mrs, iudo Grieve, help
ed care for her.
,1'rospeet school opened Monday
having been closed since Decem
ber No new cases of mumps
have developed.
Frlemln of Mrs. William Sher
wood will be glad to learn that
she intends to return home In the
early spring.
The little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. c Cunningham started to
school Mondav. i
Swiftest, Easiest Way
to End Bilious Spell
When you neglect- those first symp
toms of' constipation bnrf brcutii,
coated tongue, listlesancEtK, the whole
system soon surfers. Appetite Ings.
Digestion slows up. You become Itead
achv, rlizr.v. bilious.
It's easy to correct sluggish bowel
net ion! lake a enndy tHBcaret to
nicht. See how nuirklv nnd pleas
antly the bowels are activated. AH
the souring waste is gently propelled
from the system. Kegnlaf and com
plete bowel action is restored.
Cascarets arc made from pure crb
caru, a substance which doctors agree
actually strengthens botccl muscles.
AP drug stores have Cascarcts. 10c,
By HOWARD ROCKEY
Starts Saturday, Jan. 10
the
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Masked
Longing
Star Meat Market
and o
Piggly Wiggly Market
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Pork Shoulder Roasts 20c lb.
Fresh Side Pork ..20c lb.
Beef Pot Roasts . .15c lb.
Short Ribs of Beef 12clb.
T-Bones 15c lb.
Sirloin 15c lb.
Rib Steak .....15c lb.
Bacon Squares 20c lb.
Home Rendered Lard 16c lb.
Free Tickets to Holly Theatre
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given. tin hopeless by others, give us a call.
Here are n few testimonials from people in different
parts of Oregon certifying the inarvelms results of our
Herb remedies :
Stomach Trouble
January 1, 1931.
To Whom It May Concern:
I liave. been suffering with slomacli trouble, hum and sour for
bI.v years. Have tried many kinds of medicines without relief. Af
ter using Chan & Kung's llorbs for three weeks, I am entirely
well.
3. W. McHRIDE,
Central Point, Oregon.
Stomach Trouble
Mcdford, Oregon, Nov. 10, 1930.
To Whom It May Concern:
I have had stomach trouble lor a good many years, and have
been unable to find relief.
For one week I used herbs as recommended hy Chan and
Kong. At tho end of tho week tho stomach burn and pain that I
sun evert was completely gone.
I am very glad to recommend tho herbs of Chan and Kong to
any one.
(Signed W. M. LUSK,
Route 2, Hox C7, Mcdford, Oregon.
Blood Poison
Dec. 17, 1930.
To Whom It Muy Concern:
I suffered for seven months with blood poisoning which mado
a terrible itching over my entire body.
Then 1 went and consulted Chan and Kong, Herb specialists
and in two weeks time I was completely cured and I wish to rec
ommend Chan and Kong to all persons who are sick. v
Very truly yours,
(Signed) JOHN HEARING,
Talent, Oregon.
Rheumatism
Mcdford. Ore.. Nov. 21, 1930.
To Whom It May Concern:
After 1 have been troubled with my hack and feet and hands
for almost one year and couldn't find any roller, I havo taken two
weeks treatment with the Chlncso herb specialists, Chan & Kong.
I am now completely cured.
O. J. McKEB,
120 South Laurel Street, Mcdford, Ore.
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