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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRTBITXR. MEDFORD, OREfiOY. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY If); -15)31. CHOOSE GiRL AS Meteorological Report IVbi-uury IB, IBlll Medford hiiU vicinity: TonlKht and I'ridny fair. Nut much change in temperature. OrcRon: Fair tonight and I'YI day, becuniiiiK unsoilled in north port ion Friday. Colder east por tion tonight. ' Mcufon) high school lias been selected to furnish tlio queen for the prosperity parade on March I sad to rule over the ball In the evening.' ncgular votluK procedure as fol lowed in the aunuul student body elections will be used. lllass presi dents and a commltteo of students will each pick three nominees from each class. Theso will be submit ted to I lie student council and one final cuoico will be inndo for llw queen. ' Selection Is to be mode the fore part of next week and the voting will come about the middle of the week. All student body ticket hold ers will be allowed a vote toward the selection of the queen. The Active club has offered a $" prize to the hlKh school orRiuilza tloft or class which enters the bcHl float In the prosperity parade and It Is expected that a number will compete. 1 r In"1 1 - o w 2. y a . Local Data ? 7 a.? ' r ? ! Temporal uro (decrees) 44 3a lllKluiHt (last 11! hours) f.7 41 Lowest (lust 12 hour) 3!' 3X lie), humidity (per ct.) 'J'i 87 I'rccliillntion (Indies). . .in .01 State of weather. .Light rain Cloudy EAGLE POINT Lowest temperature this morn IiiK 3(i degrees. Total precipitation sinco .Sept. 1, 1931). 0.93 inches. Temperature a year ago today: Highest 59: lowest 44. Sunset today, 6:4!i p. in. SunriHC J-'rlday, 7:Ut) u. m, Sunset Kridny, 0:50 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M. 120th Meridian Time EAGLE POINT, Ore., Feb. 19. (Spl.) Ftecent guests from Med ford at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Stanley were Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Mead and daughters and Miss Wells and Mr. llogun. Miss Kern Biiniwon, one of the high school teachers, s pent the week end in Uugcno nt the home of her parents, Mr. and MrH. Fain ftlmpson. -j. W. Blgham nnd small daugh ter were business callers Monday. C H. Morgan, who has been vis iting his mother, Mrs. Cora Mor gan, has returned to Keno to re sume ;work there. Mr. and Mrs. TV. K. Hammcll left . Thursday by motor for I.. Angeles, on. a pleasure trip. They plan to bo away ten days. Members of the Jack Ktowcll family, who have been confined to their .homo with mumps, nro able to .be;:out- again. ' C. M. llaan spent tho week end In .''Poi-tUind. v Mr. and Mrs. Fred llayliH of irilt, Cat., were guests Wednesday of. Mr.. and Mrs. Itoy Stanley Mr. a,nd Mrs'. Waller Antlo of Medford nnd Mr. and Mis. Ous Nichols were guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Henderson Saturday evening. They all attended the benefit dance given by the ball club. . Juy Prultt -was a business caller Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ilichard f?tnner and Mr.'.Deryl Clrcon of Medford were guetits:at tuc sunnysido hotel lor Sunday dinner.. - Mr. and Mrs. Charles IS. Illness andl Mr., nnd Mrs. n. F.. I'rltchott attended the dance hero Saturday nlrht. . Friends of Mrs. LeRoy A. Smith pleasantly surprised her on lier birthday, Sunday evening. An en joyable , evening was spent, after which' 'a covered dish lunch was served, (iuests present wero Mr. and Mi's. S. K. Barnes, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Nick. Young. Mr. and Mrs. W. 1,. (hlMreth. Mi. J'. R. Hlownll. Myrtle, June and Thomas Stowoll.' Mrs. 'Nettle Orover, Mrs. Mary F. 8lowc.II, P. M. Stowell. Frances Barnes, Mr. Shaw, Charley Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perry. Saturday evening. February 21. I D I I r r ft 2 city 2;? ?. ? Hnkor City 40 32 Cloudy Hlsiimrck 30 20 Clear Boise 02 3H itnln Bonvor 04 34 Clear Dos Moines 38 32 Cloudy Fresno 08 4S V. Cdy. Helena 08 40 Cloudy Los Angeles .... 74 04 I Cdy. Marshflcld 00 30 Clear Phoenix 70 40 Clear Portland 08 40 P. Cdy. lied Bluff 02 40 Clear Hoscburg 08 38 Cloudy Mult Ijike 02 38 P. Cdy. San Francisco... 00 00 Clear Kanta Fo 40 24 Clear Scattlo 02 40 1. Cdy. Spokane 04 38 V. Cdy. Walla Walla .... 04 42 Cloudy Winnipeg 32 22 P. Cdy. W. J. Hutchison, Meteorologist 1 Brisbane's Today (Continued from Pago On) ' government, lakes all Ihn money away from Mellon, Rockefeller, Buker and Ford, and gives frcu dl vorco lo everybody, "with wild children roaming around," in ton seequenco it will not bo the fault of Dr. Palmont. i la lias warned this government. Meanwhile tho.se Itusslniis one mien of capitalism do n llltlo capl talistic business on their own tic count. An Amoriciin firm tho Kl tinglon Sell I Id Company lias con- uncled to buy fifty million dollars worth of furs from ltiissiu. Ion million dollars worth every year lor nvo years. And this govern. mont, recovering from Its Uiisso- phobia. In a lucid Interval nnnroves the trnnuction. Also Hussiu's gov ernment spends more thnn ours nnd has a surplus instead of a doflclt. and every man in Russia hits n Job, whether ho wants It or not. No Idlo class allowed. Htirli u country should ho ttblo to teed Its wild children. It pays to euro lor your health At the Biltmoro motel, hero, you may seo James J. Corbott. who lloivs ago to tho world's .heavy weight chnmpionslilp from John L. Kscle Point will have tho measure cnnmpionsnip iron of seeing the Hellvlew eo.nmi.nltv "Hlvnn, volco as strong as when plalyens present "Beads on String." which will bo given In the Orange hall. ' Mm. 8. K. Ituwlctt. Miss Haltle Howlett and Mrs: A. Woodrlch were business visitors In. Medford Tues . Miss Sybil Castor, formerly of this place bur now of Phoenix, was a visitor Tuesday. Mrs. A. Kwasey. Mrs. Kditll Wcid man and S. 11. llarnlsh wero bust- new callers in Medford Tuesday The BUdden death of Mrs. Gladys iHiveland, who passed away Feb ruary 14. nt the Community ho pltal In Medford, came as a shock to her many friends In K.igle Point. Mrs, Loveland was a woman of splendid ' character and will bo greatly mlsned In this vicinity. The fyuiiiatliy- of tho community goes .:ou tto her family. Mr. and Mm. A. J. Tlngleaf and daughters -were called to Los An igeles by the sudden death of Mr. -'Tingleaf's mother. Asturla L. U Bruning of Col fax, Wash., purchased halt Interest In B. B. Hughes' mortuary. Wisconsin Woman Lost 11 Lbs. f "Have been taking Kruschen Salts for fat reduction sm on my fecund boltl J lost 11 timinds in six weeks and feel fine Krurhen ure gives you a lot of vim and pep." KrusVhen (talts are used dally by millions all over the world not only to take off fat from overweight people but to rejuvenate tho entire t-yAtem. one bottle of Kruschen Salt.i (lasts 4 weeks) costs but 85e ami one bottle will prove of vast bene fit to people who havo eiimdlpa Hon. headaches. Indigestion, nerv uusness, rheumatism, deprewtlon, acidity and auto-Intoxication. Not only that but one buttle will lirlng about body activity lnerenw (n energy, vigor and ambition, sparkling eyes and freedom from pimples and blemishes millions know all tills you ought to know it, Take one-half teaspoon In a glass of hot w-ater every morning before breakfast walk a little each day cut down on sweets and fst forming foods. Bold bv Jarmln A Wrtnf. n.i Heath's Drug Htore and druggieis America over with tho distinct un derstanding that one bottle will he fought his big fights. Ills weight is not ton pounds above what It was In training, mid his chest measurement Is at least ten Inches greater than Ills waist measure ment, ns it should bo. "Kut little and til regular hours, plenty of fruit, never cat tiuito us much as you think you want, and ncvor eat unless you Rro really hungry. Cut dowu ou food when you cut down on work, as you wouiu no lor a horse. Tuko regu lar exercise, suited to your ago. dully baths. Health la man's nor mal condition. He must do hoiiii thing foolish lo loso It. A man should llvo long and dio peacefully and painlessly, like a child going to slocp." Thus spoke James J. Corbott. A group of Italian priests, beg ging the pope to "defend the souls of our parishioners autanlcnlly be sieged and dally exposed to tro ItiendoUB perils," called from the popo a protest against Mussolini's government of great historical Im portance Tho popo said that "through somo high phenomenon of telopnlhy" ho had arrived at tho samo conclusions, and then for nnilaled his grouuds on sorlous complaint against tho Musslonlnl government. He formally accused the govern ment of permitting ami encourag ing "tho triple evil of Immoral ncwspaiiers, motioti pictures aud vaudevlllo shows," and protested. Willi osperiHl earnestness, against government countenancing Protest ant propaganda, "to an extent that surprises even the Protestants." The pope shows physical ns well as menial coinage In his criticisms of Mussolini's conduct and failure (a llvo up lo the Lateruu treaty, as tho ihjpo understands It. Mus solini, who was an extrenio radical before he rose to power. Is not re ligious at heart and not fond of criticism. Tho pope's tiny domln Ion lies In tho hollow of Musso Hill's hand, and Kurope must won der what would happen If any cheek to Mussolini's wwer should threaten. Postmaster llenernl lliiinn, uik lug prlvato air mail carriers in do belter, with higher speed ami lower charges, reveals tho Inter. I esllng fact that "tho mllltarv branches of the government are not at sll enthusiastic, about snv part that civil aeronautics might holp jrou loso fat or money back. I)ly I" ny prcjiareduesa program. Mr. Ilrown says tho "military branches" speuk of civil aeronaut ics "with some contempt." Tho more Intelligent men In t lie army and navy ale not so foolish, of jroiirsn. They procure all their planes from civil manufacturers, the government lieltig loo dull lo mniiuructuri) on Its own account, and tiie champion tiler of Ih (-country, at present Captain Hawks, es tablishing new records, does so as a civilian, backed by u civilian oil company. If war came, this government would depend entirely on civlliuu manufacturers. Aimless speculation, and fruitless effort often lead to scienllfic ac complishment. Chemistry is the seeking to change Inferior metals seeking to chango iurerior metals to gold. And now the old divin ing rod. wltli credulity as Its only asset, may be replaced by a "roil" that really locates what you seek. A needle, called t lie 1 lotch kill super dip, described before the American Institute or Mining and Metullllgurigical Engineers, takes advantages of the fuel that cer tain doposlts disturb the earth's normal magnetic lines. In the hands of a prospeclor. knowing ge. ology, the new divining rod is expected to reveal deposits of gold and other precloush substances. You are not advised to Invest in any such contrivance, just yet, but, you might speculate on this: What would be the effect on the world's gold standard nations, if it became suddenly possible to mul tiply the gold supply by ten or a thousand, at little cost? WILL BE TALKED Much inti-rent ;h Im.-Ihk huvn liy liuiti itttviH of tlii' valley jn (he meeting to lc held nt 2 p.m Saturday at tho lllka H'ink re jiortH 1. Wilcox, county HKcnt Orchard ruritli.ini; n wiMI a. other tij inujiiiKciiH'tit proliluni" ur to ho iJi.scUH.st'd ,y J'rof. C V. lluzck of tho 1 CtnKon Htiiti Anricultural college. 1'i'of. Ku zck linn curried on many fertilizer expert menu and Ik well (luallflcd to report ii lion the (tucHtlon uf. orchard fertilizing. The matter of moisture con servation will also lie dincUH.sod. Olen Arnspler, engineer for the Medford and Talent IrrlKutlon dis tricts, reporlM that he will he pre pared to acquaint the grower with the true fads pertaining to the storage water Hilnutfon. All yrow eiH should he present so that they may know the facts um thutt gov ern their orchard operations accordingly. Illy James Waldock purclmsnd Van .JoneB lntcrent in gen ami nier chandiuo business formerly known ns Van'H (lash store. BUTTE FALLS KL'TTK FAUS. Ore.. Kub. 1!). (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. It, A. Hott.s wero guestN uf Mr. and Mr. Frank Carson Sunday evening, Mr. and Mix K. A. Illlilrnth and Will Weir attcn.ted the Hrancv meeting in Kiij;le I'olut Ti today evening. Mr. ami Mrs. Kiisin,- I.ir.m and yon pent the week end in Butte Full. Mm. Adial Neff and children r Medford are visiting Mm. Neff's i parents, "I Joe'1 and M is. ( io.sji. i Mr. and Mrs. Carl fohleli;, are ; wro4?kiiiff their house and may creel I n modern home. The new county nurse was here I Tue.-lay. Thehna Ttineatv In very ill. She has been Jn the hospital &incc .Sat urday niKlit. Mrs. J. V. Jackson pent the week end in imikciic. Mr, Craft, tho Keminton sales man, was here Tuesday. Se vera I Mutte Falls people at tended the Yeoman dunce in Mod ford Thur.sday. Ainon those who a l tended were Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hoover ami Kltfa Ahbott. Mr. and Mi's. Hill Welch visited over the week end nt the Abbott home here. Kverett Moore was a 1mm: no 3 visitor In Eagle Point and Medford Tuesday. Mr. ami Mm. Osc:ir llhslnhothnm. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Jackson and daughter Ta Miotic, Mr, and Mrs. Karl Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hedendeen, Mr. and Mrs. Harold I'atton. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Jlib bard. Mis.s Xaoml Van Oiooh, Ted Feredenbuiff, Orba nnd Klpa Ab bott and Jeslie Casey. Karl "Wy more, Klmer Abbott and Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Moore attended the j vn.nihc iii Li-iuuu i-uiii oaiuruay nit: lit. O wen -Orejjo n lai m her com pany started up one Jammer Monday. Albert LcKoy Martin died at the Sacred Heart hospital Monday nii-lit. He had been ill a month. GOING 10 TALENT T Members of the second debate team at .Medford high school will journey to Talent tonight and dis cuss the affirmative side or tho quest Ion bel'ore tho CiratiKe there. Harbarii nrury and Maxlno Ha Ken will support the affirmative side of the, question and will op pose Doris liundy and Hob Nelson, the negative team, jyoth tho first and second teams at the hinli school are making trips around the county, appearing before Granges. Intel scholastic debates for the district championship do not com mence until next week, but these trips afford the first team mem bers practice in debating. The sec ond team has debates scheduled lor the Hellview and I'lnehurst Grange hulls and will also meet the Ashland high second team. t urd of Tlianks. We wish to extend our deep and sincere gratitude to our many friends for their kindness and sym pathy to us in our recent bereave ment in the loss of our beloved husband and father: also for the lovely floral offerings. Mrs. J. I,. 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