MEDFOKD MATT, TRTfiUXR MEPFOliD. OT7E(':0, TUESDAY. .T.WT'ARY 27. Wtt.
PXOE REVO
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PLANNED BY
JOE DUNNE
Bills Would Require Dairy
Products Meet Grades As
Represented Oleo Hit in
Measures Dropped in
Hopper.
KALK.M. Jan. L'7 MV-The drink
question will eoinp In-fine the pres
ent Oregon legislature. It will per
tain to milk, however, and not to
alcoholic beverages.
The issue Is coming up in a
series of hills to be introduced by
Senator Joe K. Dunne of 1'ortland,
providing for the grading of dairy
products. .Most of the proposed
regulations are not to ho compul
sory on producers and dealers, hut
will require that products must
come up to the fixed grade speci
fications if they are represented
to he of particular grades.
Senutor iunne has begun with
an attack on the Oleomargarine
trade, ills first gun was fired last
week when he introduced a meas
ure providing that colored Oleo
margarine can not be sold either
as huiifi' or as a butter substitute.
His ttcciid was yesterday in u bill
to prohibit tho use of Oleomar
garine in mate schools and instl-
tutiomi,
limter t;rudc IMiuinetl
Ki'lative to butter Dunne plans'
to introduce u hill that would
adopt for Oregon the federal but-j
ler grades. A cream bill will pro-)
vide first and seeond grade and i
an ungraded classification of that j
commodity. A proposed milk bill :
will provide the usual A. It and C,
grades, its provisions not comput- '
sory except upon persons profess- j
ing to sell those grades. V'nder one
of his bills confectioners selling '
malted milk would be required to
show whether their product was
made of ice cream or merely of
frozen milk, lie deduces that in
Portland there are only two places
where malted milks made of ice
cream can be bought.
Dunne will havo another bill
providing that when a county or
city sets up a standard of milk
from abortion free herds it must
provide for the reimbursement of
farmers who lose cattle by the
abortion test.
It is understood that another
Oleomargarine bill, sponsored by
the State Dairy men's, the State
Orange and the Farmers' Union,
will call for a license to be charged
the manufacturer, the wholesaler
and the retailer of Oleomargerine.
J. D. Alickle, state dairy and food
commissioner, says that a milk
grading hill, different from the
Dunne bill, will emtio in. Jt also
will provide fur the A, LJ and C
grades and will not be compulsory.
Hut it will impose certain require
ments on producers claiming to
furnish those grades. Among these
requirements will he milk houses,
certain air space for cows, and
mechanical bottle cappers. Its
provisions will be the same as
those of ordinances now in effect
in u number of cities.
( .
1m Orande K. ', Lindsay took
over Klertric liakery.
COUNTY WOULD
BE REIMBURSED
ON ROAD FUNDS
Upton Introduces Bill Re
quiring Return of Money
Expended Since 1917 On
State Roads.
have contributed to tho highway
commission $15,'ih,iiiiI. .Many
counties have, bonded theiimelvos
to tho limit, and these bomlH con
stitute u heavy burden on the tax
payers. This hill will return lu
llie taxpayers the money they have
been forced to eoulrihuto and will
relieve the real property In various
comities, to the extent of Jffi.uuo,
000." All moneys received by the coun
ties under the net would, by Its
terms, be used by them for tho
payment of Interest und principal
on bonds issued for road purposes.
If there were no outstanding road
bonds the money might bo used for
any other purpose.
LL
CALLED BY DEATH
REVIVAL SERVICE AT
SALK.M. Ore.. Jan. i:?. (A')
Senator Jay II. I'ptou of llend has
introduced a bill which would re
quire the state hiKhway commis
sion to reimburse the counties for
all moneys contributed by them
for state highway construction
since tho bcKinninR of the state
highway program, in 1 ! 1 7 to the
present time. The amount, would
total about $l."j.ooii.iHio.
"In the beginning of tho high
way program," said Upton, explain
ing the bill, "many sparsely set
tled counties, in order to get any
road construction, were required to
contribute as high as alt per cent
of tho cost of state highways.
Thereafter other counties made
contributions in lesser proportions
until finally the system of requir
ing contributions by the counties
was generally ubandoned. High
ways are now being builit without
requiring countTea to contribute to
the cost.
Constitutes Burden .
"Under the compulsion system
then in vogue vnrlous counties
(Contributed)
A revival was started at the
t'hurch of (iod. corner of- Haven
and Holly streets, January 35 with
good attendance at both morning
and evening service. The gospel
went forth with power under the
anointing of the llo.y Spirit. Tho
song service was a real inspira
tion under the talented leadership
of Hrother Hill liny.
ltev. Hindi will speak this even
ing upon the subject of "Procrasti
nation." Come, bring your friends
and hear this man of (loil. and
worship with a people who recog
nize all who are born of the spirit
and are washed in the blood.
Sidney Oral l.usk passed away
at the Sacred Heart hospital early
Tuesday morning of heart trouble
after an illness dating from Octob
er. He was born at .Mayger, Ore
gon. Ju unary ;u. 1S0U and resided
In Jacksonville since October and
in the valley twelve years. He bad
been ctnp'oyed by tho Timber Pro
ducts Co.
.Mr. I.usk leaves his wife ICtsIo
l.usk. one step-son. Alanv.o I'alniei
anil bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. V.
M. I.usk ut Jacksonville, two:
brothers. Hcrtmin H.. Tuolumne. 1
t'al.. James I'.., Alameda. Oil.,
(three sisters. Mis. 10. K. Lyons,
Stockton. ra.. Mrs. Seldon Oific
I or, Vancouver. Wash., ami Airs.
' Tom W. .Mitchell. Seattle,
t ; I'linei-nl services will lie held at
l the l'crl funeral Homo at 1:30
I p. m. Thursday. Interment in
Central Point cemetery.
FOR A LIMITED TIME . . .TO CONFORM TO OUR
GREAT NATION - WIDE MAIL ORDER POLICY
PAY ONLY $1.00 DOWN
I-'li id lOrror in Postal (initio
KCH'lv i'OKT. Mo. KohI
dents here have found an error in
l-nele Sam's postal guide. In tho
guide it's Rock port. Mo., but tho
name was changed a few yenrs
ago to Hoek Port, to minimize con
fusion with lloeheport, Mo.
r-fhat new kindro
mlllicssts have wanted!
x w
Ly
&E.iML iu k.kvi& from pacnage so pime
X Will.
At last it's here the finest Vegetable-Nut Margarine
you can buy, in NATURAL GOLDEN COLOR, ready
to serve from package to plate! The final perfection
every Margarine user has waited for! Golden Troco!
Golden Troco is aB new as tomorrow's sun. Never beiore have
you had the opportunity to taste and test any Margarine so
completely satisfying in flavor, appearance and usefulness. You
can serve it on your table the minute you open the package
gleaming golden squares of goodness that spread with delight
ful smoothness, that add a marvelous flavor to hot breads or
cold. No more need you spend your time mixing or coloring
the Margarine you use. You can enjoy its rich "table taste"
and golden color in all your cooking. You can use it for frying
it doesn't spatter.
Now, more than ever, quality, not price, is the deciding
factor. Natural golden color in Golden Troco means superior
quality added to quality already famous. Get a pound of
Golden 1 roco today at your grocer s.
A Durkee
Months of work arc climaxed in
Golden Troco, the outstanding
achievement of Durkee fn fifty years
of making fine foods. Here, indeed,
is a triumph that means something
to you.'
Golden Troco is purely vegetable
no animal fats whatsoever used in
it. It is made golden by nature no
artificial coloring to add at home, none
added in manufacture. It is appctiz
ingly delicious in flavor the finest
Margarine made.
Durkee originated Golden Troco
and probably inferior imitations
will appear. But there can be only
one Golden Troco the natural
golden color ready-to-serve Margarine
you'll find so delightful to use and
serve. Golden Troco is different. It
is t he best and most useful Margarine
you can buy. Make your own baking,
Irying and taste tests today.
UP
VEGETABLE
OLEOMARGARINE
SAN
DURKEE FAMOUS FOODS. INC
niwwj &N FHAMCUCO
FREE
Gift Coupon In
Errjr Paeks
Troco economy. Jmt
r"v of the coupons
Civrn with rvr ry puck
ate will wciirp many
Hmunful ni tiwful
hnutrhold iirticlrt,
rrpiwnrinj in ddl
navinn to you ol thrcP
to iix ccnM (or every
pound ol Golden
Troco you uw.
ft
iwlu ur
COPPER PASSES
K.vn Arnold, a resident uf Jaeli-
eon vounty for nearly tU years,
coming hero from C'oln.sa, Cal.,
where he was horn August y, isr.:i,
tlieil at hi.s home at ('np)HV in the
upper AppN'at. early yestenlay
morning, at lln e if 77 years.
Mi. ArnoM died in 1 :t,".. He
leaves .six ehlldren. Hiram J.. MH-
Vin j. and Osie May Arnold all
of Copper; Kzra X. Arnold and
l'na .1. I'wis of Jacksonville and
L'vena I'hleon, Cirnnfteville. Ida..
and two step-sons, A. II. Lee. Co
o.uille. fre.. mul Okls. Itnintt of
Copper; aVo one sister. Helen
John.-ton. Jacksonville.
Funeral services will he conduct
ed by llcv. i. i;. Mell at the Con-
KW t-hapel at 2 p. m. Wednesday.
Interment in Jacksonville cemetery.
'Kns-Kii and .Mrs. Clarence Ford,
in chartre of Salvation Army work
in Klamath Falls, will conduct a
special service In the Salvation
Army hall, corner Fourth and
Hrirtlett (old Methodist church
4witdiiiK Ihmh--tonight at S p. m.
KnsiKU and Mrs. Ford were Hta
tionqd In M eel ford several yearw
affo and will he fflad to meet their
old friends at thin service. They
vv both musician and nod spealt-
eiiH, ami a '(Mjd and Interest lim
HKM-tiiiK is assured.
Jeittenunt Muntly will also be
with them am) will delight the I
autlieuce with ht.s violin playing.
Kveryone is K"vn a cordial invi
tation to attend the MM'vlcc.
On any ol I lie follow inn Mcin-:
Radios Typewriters Vacuum Clc.innr.
Ironera Refrigerators Sewing Machines
Bicycles Bedroom Suites Cream Separators
All Stoves Kitchen Cabinets Washing Mscmner.
Incubators Plumbing Outfits Dining Room Suites
Living Room Suites
(AUSO ONLY 51 DOWN on any mens or hoy
suit or overcoat ur any combination ol men'-, or
boys' suits or overcoats piovided the ptircha:
amounts to $15 or more.)
We reserve riuht to limit amount of sale.
V rrl
i Golden ArrowSpecial S
f, B 11 T
vm More
biggest iiesBiqqest inhume
CLEARANCES!
lilYN1 MlvDIlM WKKilll'
SVKATI-:lS I'ull-ov.'i- alylc.
unly. '-in'fk tt'ltiir. our i
llic- Is $l.5',i. Sii'i-lMl
M.I. WOOL KMT
In dark 1 1 1 'or
98c
Oil, SI'I'X'l.M, .M.'.l In m wi'iht I : ni-ilo oil. Tliin
is first miiilky Wi'sliM-il Oil. TliiM Is nun.' In-tli'f
inaiiufarlul'i d In tho wost. I'l lccil A f
lul, ptT kuIImii -XVV,
Vou inusl furnish yuur own run.
TABLEWARE SPECIAL
Spi'i-iiil Crnuini' Knirt'i-s Nii-ki'Uvn ri-. 'Itinr
lintt'oil tn Inst n lili'tilnr. Sulil t.y W'iii'iIk nt
pt-K'i'S fur Itclnw ai'luul wnitli. This tahh'Wiit r
Is :i sitllil niotnl. nil llii- w;iy lluuiii;li. No tl;il
Ini; to wear off.
Teaspoons, set of G
Dinner Forks, set of G 91'
Dir.ncr Knives, set of G $1 .55
V.MIT WCOI. SINtil.K HI..WKITS Actual
weirht 1 I lbs. I'laids of blue. rose, hello. u'''
Si.- C.t;.S0. Sate.-n lionnd
ends. lUu li
$1.19
I'.XIHA 1IK.WV WIKillT l f III, 1'. I.OOI'
TI'ltKISII HATH TOWKI.S Niitlonnlly liiiown.
Wiili'ly AilvcrtlS' il. UVvi-n of IliKhly iilisurlM-nt.
loiiv. stniiln I'otton yarns.
Kim. SSx-l-l. Kn.-h " C
Montgomery
Ward & Co.
117 S. Central . Phono 28G Medford, Ore,
i
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PRE - SHRUNK
SHIRTS
Very Special
$100
3 for $2.85
These are our ,' Famous
Dollar Shirts our
own brand. ' '
Tho entire nhlrt is Kutii'au
traMl to l)ti (nil cut,' (loubln
Hlirunk. nnil color fast! Iluv
your extict slzn . . . rornot
iiluiut Kiriuktii;i.! ' falifteil.
wliltuH, lanH or lihKia, in col
. . lar attaclioil Htylt;K i..i,T-,r.
Ik Sines 14 to i'7l" ' ' '
Hosebui'K Uvcstock I'uwers of Astoria. t Asttiriu-Noii h Fleaeh
Uiis section held meetliiK (o oran- j l''erry 'o. will build new ferry for
. association here. ' lis I ra ns- 'ohnnbln Herviee.
Tort la ml Kx tensive Improve-,
meiits beliiK ninde 1o huildlnq at
Hensotl Teeli Hehool.
Meteorological Report
January. 'J7, l!t:ll.
l-'uriM-ast.s. I
Miilford nnil vhlnlly: Tonlk-lit
ami WiMlnesilay, cloutly anil mild.
OrvRiiii: Tuninlit unit Wnilm's
ilny, cloudy with rain extrrmi'
north nnil west portions. .Mild
leniirraturc j
y -
Local Data 2 2
'remiieraturs (.IrKs.).. r.l 3.r
HlKhei-t (last 13 Iii-h. 0 1 M
Lowest (lasl i Ins.) 34
del. Ilninhllly " 7S I"".
I'lO.-iiiltatlon (In.) "1 "-
State of Weather t.'lily. KiiKKV
Lowest temperature this morn-
IllK. 3:i (l.-Kieen.,
Glassware
S
ale
Excellent Emerald Glassware at special prices. Just what you
need for everyday use. Our stock will not last long when such .
values are offered.
Tital ireelilliition since Hep
lemlier I. 1 d:to. li : 45 Inches.
Temperature a year iiku .today:
MlKhest, ir: lowest, i!7.
Hllnsct today, 5 : 1 'J pin.
NunrlKe Wednesday, ":.' II. in.
Hunset Wednesday, B:3I P-m-
Observations Taken at 5 A, M.
120th Meridian Time
Hi rr
r.s. a 2
C.TV I I
n ft
li.ik. r i lly . '.. 3(i '"I'lv-
ItlMiian-ll fi'l '-'( clear
llolse .Tn -'S Clear
llenver . S 3S
Dei. Molller :ni Clear
Kresnu iH 42 Clear
llei.n 4 :n ci'ly-
(..IN Atlif'leH . .. HI ! Clear
Marshrii l.l C'l Cldy.
rhiiclllx 7 1 4 1 ' I""'
I'onliind r.l "' rlllv-
Ited lllulf 73 ts Char
Itoselnirif r,H 4 1 CP'ar
Salt Ijike 3 1 3H Clear
Kan Knineisci .. r. r.a ci. ar
Hanta Ke II 1(1 Haiti
Seattle S3 4 Unlit
Upokane II Idy.
Walla Walla . . t ,-l..
Wllinlp.ir 1 I ''Idy.
W. J. HtltehlHon, Meleuiolonlst.
Orejcnn Weallier.
t'loll.ly'vllli nulla 111 the extreme
north and extreme west portions
...nv, ,.nt U'..,leA,lMV' llltlll.
e.nnig nvuui t tuu. uii.uv.h
Water Set Berry Set Refrigerator Sets
7 pjeri-s 7 I'icccs -I ii'cc'.s round'
89c 49c 69c
Refrigerator Set Sherbets . Sherbet Plates ,.
. . Set ol () H't ol 0
-1 pit-res s(uarc ; . ,
69c 39c 39c
, . . Cups and Saucers Jugs
Salad or Pie Plates of ! iin( si,,
Set of (i '
60c 90c 15c
Nappio Jam Jar
Syrup Pitcher j,,,,,, ...,vci-im1
25c 25c 25c
Sugar and Creamer Footed Goblets Mixing Bowl
jiair St-1 of i !' i"' li
23c 60c 26c
EXTRA SPECIAL
Salt and Pepper Shakers, pair
10c
Sale Starts Wednesday Morning
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