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ADVERTISING I S:
HARD PROBLEM
All Agree On Merits of Plan,
But Hesitate to Ask
Growers for Additional
, Funds.
Today's HPHHion of tho Rogue
River Truffle utwoohiUon wan de
Voted to a dfflCUHsion of tho New
York Tear committee advert htlng
program for the sole of winter
pear noon to bo through tho
auction.
AH shipper present an reed that
the advertiHlng plan was worthy of
ap pro va 1 and the n u c Icuh of "
future advertising campolKn, hut
the stickler wan where the money
wan co mint? from, and how.
The advertlHtnK program calln
for an riHKOHNmeiit of one cent per
box for the cohU.
Keveral of the Mhfppers felt that
they did not caro to ak growers
at thU time for an additional uh
nesnment, lifter lant Benson's return
anil that some other source of
financing should ho worked out.
' Chum; for Uenefit
' Other shippers held that the
plan offered a chance for returns
and benefits. C. M. Kimball of
New York City, In u telegram said
that he believed the advertising
campaign would net an Increaso of
2Co to 40c per box, over present
prices and would stimulate the
movement of late pears. KIrnhall
urged that all valley shippers Join
In the plan, 100 per cent. Four
large shippers are still without the
fold. All agree the advertising
would be valuable, but disagree on
the collection methods.
The California, Yakimn. nml
Hood Hiver districts have approved
of the plan.
It Is expected that n definite de
cision will bo reached by local
shippers tomorrow. Home growers
fuvor the plan. Home don't.
P 4 ' , If
jss 1 4 V
-f
Helen Hicks, 1
i A, V. Scbaupp and C. H. Oxman.
; whh-h would innali.o hoi ho- rudug
to aid In fluuiicfng fairs, and cre
ate a racing er-rnmission, was re
ported out of the livestock com
uiitici? of the house with a recom
mendation that it pass. It will he
i , placed on the calendar tomorrow.
; The house defeated ratification
WASHINGTON. I'"'b ID. of fhe child labor amendment to
Who lapping by pmhiljiiion agt hih: thn I'nited Slates Constitution fol
iit ri'iijim ruses was approval be lowing a debute tinder special or
for.' the hntise expenditures t-oiu- Uer of husinesH. Tho amendment
mine., today hy Attorney General would have giatited to congress
i Mitchell. ! power to limit, regulate ami pro-
The attorney general told the nihil labor of persons under IK
Minrnittee he iKsued an onli'i" year of age, which was submitted
.l:imi:ii-y 19 perinitiing wire tap- to the states by congress In ,
pln in siei i;ii eam-s when ap-; The legislature defeated similarac
pruvtl i.y the ht-ad of the hu-ttinns In lt2D und liU'ft.
rrnu Involved and tin iisslKlaiit ' Bailev Ooenm Debate
Senator J. u. Hailey, opening the j
! debate for the textbook bill, ex-1
dallied that tho hill applied only
to the elcmen' iry grades, I'nrierJ
I present laws, Hailey said, nooks I'o
furnished free to Indigents, which
is In the nature of a charity and
therefore enibarrussing to them. !
Kren textbooks, Hailey said, were j
endorsed by all the candidates, for J
;ittoi in f general in charge (lf the I
LONDON', Kim., IVb. .!.-(!)-Captain
Mu( olm Campbell, wl.o
returned home today after esthlish
iiig a new automobile speed record
in the Cuited States, has been
governor iu the general election.
and were favored by the C. range,
labor and similar organization.
"I have tried ever since I have
been in this senate, to conserve
. ' . ... i ' . ti the pocket hook of the state," said
na.l.! a knight hy Mi f,rK. s!iiutr laaac II. Staplos. oP,ohIB
was announced this alternonn.
Newlferk
( : By Itlchanl Massork.
NKW YOUK. Uadhi. Hko the
Rtui'n and screenliiiul. ... jt laok
lipitor seen pa of hopeless medioc
rity. These scencK are oncw a week,
at the atid'itlons
kindly opened to
any who believes
himself bBnzing
with the magic
Iff ft of enter
lalnment. Kunny scenes
ripme of them
might be, thene
akidltlons, wero
they.hpt so.dist
cftnragingly mo
itonmiM for the
aiudlo Me'kefi-s
Of available tai
rnt and so rem
InlHccnt to the
vlRltnr of t h e
Overcrowding casting inffices of
Broadway and, I suppose, Holly
wood.
lUutlo Try-Out
The Columbia system has about
600 would-be radio performers on
Its waiting 11M to be Inward, say
Miss Ceorgla Uickus, a continuity
writer and former actress, whose
unenviable duty It t to turn
thumbs down or up.
Mostly It Is, of course, thum!
down. About 20 are given micro
phone tests iich Thursday.
And It's a notuble Thursday that
produces four or five entertainers
of likely prospects. IVrhnps only
two are chosen, Sometimes none
at all.
Tho visitor passes through n
reception room, in which n nerv
ous assort men t of aspirants, act
ors, housewives, children of fond
parents, sit teniy waiting to he
called. He enter a tiny control
Toom, .no higher than ft closet,
where MIn Hackii. llatrns to the
voIceB conr.ng In through a radio
speaker.
' He ees through a soundproof
Window the person trying out In
the' tt nd ' " "
The first is on old 'actress, one
of the few who thai day will Tare
the microphone with poise. She
ha played with llernhardt and be
fln with u spMih a whsit it
meane to be a player.
V'Khe' forgotten more about the
theater than I'll ever know." sas
Ml Ilaekus. Hut the voice of the
old player, as th "mike "trans
mit It. -is only so-so.
0. K.," say Miss Haeku., stop
ping Uie sieech. "Thank yon."
Dramatics
Next Is a red-haired, freckled
frtrl of 14. .
- "I'm golnc to give you C.enc
Field's 'Little .Hoy HlueY she says
In her adolescent tones.
"Not nil of It, darling; you're
riot," Miss Hiickus remark In the
privacy of the control room after
fi-!lp of coffee from a pnper cup
Tho child in soon cut off.
1 Next ir .n lurn woman of the
g'grsslv'iv confident type, who
adjusts her mannbdi ovfotd non
jr lasses before willlng the "mike."
She rvads off n Verlpt the pact of
n frightened fluff of femininity,
pfio won't do, either.
Hn. It (toes, ,nt of the appli
cant n are women and most of them
rend p o t r ', dramatically, with
fMr'ng, too much foelin, '
Out of the audition cnnien only
Oil hoiieful, a lump girl with a
pi i in face, who read naturally,
1'AI.M HKACH. Teh. lit. A)
I 'laying senxat tonal Kolf, Helen
Hicks, sturdy New Yoi I; girl,
scored an International golf vic
tory today by routing M Ihs l!a na
Fish wick, Itritish champion, ix
up and five to go In ib- semi
final of the l-'lm Ida wumeiiV
ehtlllldonshll.
.Miss llickn will contest hi the
finals with .l Iss Virginia Van Wle
of 'hlcano, who dispoKed of M iss
I'egKy Wattles. Hcrfalo. nlso Uy
a sccre of (i and f. In the second
semi-final.
TRIPLE SPEEO
FILM NEW AID
STORY 1
(Continued from Pag 1)
10 MOV E ART
Kiick, Miller. Moser, Spaulding, t'p
ton. Wheeler, Woodward.
Against Hcnnott, Hilllngsley,
Hrown, Hurkn, Dunn, Kddy, Fisher,
.lohnson, .Mann. Scliulmerich, Stn
pies, Strayer, Murks.
Not for High Schools
Tho bill, as amended by th?
house, and approved by that body,
eliminates high schools from its
the bill "I am opposed to pater-j
nalism In any form. We are drift-1
lug toward the time when, if we
do not etiunge our ways, our chil
dren will be taken away from us
and educated by the state toward
socialism. When Kugene Debbs.
tan for president he got 13 votes
among the professors of the I nl-1
versity of Oregon." J
Paternalism Step
Senator It. U Kddy said that free
textbooks was "simply another
step towards paternalism and so
cialism and a getting away from
the principle of self denial. The
whole trend of our national gov
4
benefits, but provides that all nu-! ernmotit is In that direction, hut
pils of public elementary schools i we should get away from it as far
shall be supplied with state-owned
hooks. The cost to the state would
not exceed 4l.rU per pupil a year.
Il carried by a safe majority In the
house.
The house in em lie th In lint mean
time indefinitely postponed the pi
lot board bill, which would Increase
us possible by avoiding such legis
lation as this." He asserted that
u time when no step has been tak
en towurd relieving the property
tuxpayem was not u time lo vote
further taxes through a free text
book hill. 1
Senator James W. Crawford
membership from three to five I spoke for the bill though he said
members. ' was sorry it was ttot hroad
Search for Film Better
Adapted to Use of Astron
omers Also Aids 'Shoot
ing' Real Stars.
I id ( 1 1 1'KST Kit, N . V (A ) Ho -en
use asl ronmiicrs wanted better
pictures of a peculiar ml.t on Mars,
the movies have a new triple-speed
film. '
In this Instance real tdars and
screen stars are on a par Ir JM'lr
reaction to lifcht. Abstract uid as
tronomy Hum contributes tt slap-
bang improvement to movies par
ticularly to talkies. ,
Mure light has been tho peren
nial need of both movies and as
tronomy. 1 Hit tho astronomer
could not even Imagine in a rela-'
tivo way any method of getting1
their stars to give more light.
So they said to Dr, C. K. Ken
neth Mees. director or research for
the Kaslmnn Koduk company,
Is More Seiislllvp.
'Make us a new kind of film.
more en.-ilive to light, so that we
can see belter with the present
.darltgni."
Mees made a film which t.s much
more linpre.'Vilonahlo to red and
green rays than any hitherto. At
the Hit me Omc It retains all the old
s n-sltlveness to the blue-.
As there i plenty of all colors
of light fift'enming from stars, the
result from astronomers Is film
that taken a good black and while
Image with much less Unlit. It
take the picture n onethird the
lime previously required. So a
star like Mars gets H.( face record
ed 'before It has had fin mti 'h time
lit rotate and dlntort.
Aadaplcd to Movies.
A few technical chaimes adapted
the film to movies. The noemlnuly
white light reflected by silver
een stars Is also -rich In reds
and green. In fact, there Is more
ed now, since talkies have forced
ulfeditutlon of incandescent for the
former "noisy" arc Huhts.
So the new film records three
time, as fast a.- the old; this is to!
:iy, Is about ahout throo times as
impressionable. This results In
ileeper .tpacc on the staue for the
actors to move without getting out
of focus.
It gtvps more ninrsin between
the sound truck on the edee of the,
film and the picture, restoring
some of t be hwd a i t 1st it: phot og-,
raphy.
l!t of all from the viewpoint ,
of the human stars. It reduces the'
glare wheb bus tormented them:
for so many year-.
Rush Fund Bills
Twelve appropriation measures,
introduced by the joint ways and
means committee, and appropriat
ing $I,7.jI),imiO, were rushed through
loelimiiinry Hteos In tho house and
p luce (I on special order of business
tomorrow ailernoon. No new bills
wero Introduced in either house
during the morning.
The house defeated, uftnr more
than an hour's debate, I ho abstract
measure, providing (lint utl abstrac
tors equip themselves with It plant
or complete record- and files of alt
titles In tiie county in which they
operate, In addition to olher regula
tnry provisions. Th vole was lil
for ami llii opposed. This was the
rirst bill, up for consideration on
the day's calendar.
Race Bill Reported
The racing bill, introduced by
Hepre; entatives W, K. Stockdale,
enough to reach private schools.
"We compel children to go to
school," he said, "but refuse to
furnish them tho machinery with
which to get their education."
Favored by Grange
Senator Colon It. Kberhard said
he considered the term "tree text
books" a misnomer, but would sup
port It for the reason that the
Cratige and other orgaui'.al ions in
his district that represent taxpay
er were for It.
Senator K a r 1 Kisher spoke
ugaiiiht (ho bill from (lie point ol
view of a school ea'cher, having
tuughl. in Washington county tor a
number of years. Ho opposed, the
bill with the assertion that It was
iincniiHtilullunnt, would cost the
taxpayers $l,()uo,()im u year and not
apply lo several thousand children
In the state who attend private
schools.
"irst lmfcres
irtF
today W8
business demands healthy men and
women and more than ever it is
the survival of the fittest . . .
t OOR health is a distinct drawback to progress in business or
social life. Underweight, lack of appetite, sluggishness, a dull men
tality, nervousness and even skin disorders Iwils and pimples
nbnw their mark on tho body, face and mind when tho red-cells ara
deficient in number. (See enlarged blood picture above.) Moreover
a low red-blood-cell condition makes the .system an easy prey to
disease. When your rod-blood-cells art) only 807o you are NOT
yourself 60 is dangerous.
Tho way to correct this condition is
to take S.R.S. -the tonic that will help
Nature build up and enrich your blood.
Millions of people have found it the easiest
and surest way to keep themselves "fit." If
your vitality is slipping away from you, do
try S.H.S.. latce 11 netore vncn meai. uei w hu1j,
tho large size. At all drug stores, oss.s.co. Smniy Hchl
III - rli
'i " ' V '1
Sett Air Record
KANSAS CITY, Mo.- Italph Mon
lee. T. W. A. pilot, forenllv es
tablished a record of t2 minutes
for tho 17G air miles between Kan
sas City and Wichita, Kan. break
ing his own former record otv t'l
minutes.
sincerely, the first gractt of Jadlo
entertainers. '
'She's O. K.," MIkm UnckUs cfim-
nitot. Then, through the control
room microphone to the girl: -
o K Thanli von verv nmeh "
New Way to Hold Lower
FALSE TEETH
Firmly in Place
! f:ise teeth ntinoy, and bother
by dropping and rlippina when yoit
eat, talk or lauh? .Intt sprinUle
a little KtiHieeih on your pi ties.
ThU new, lateleM powih-r hold-
teeth firm and coin fori a hie. o
Ktimmv. ooey. paf-ty tate. M.ike
tireath itleasani. tiet K.ttiMMll to
(dny nt .larmtn A Wood or any,
other drug store.
HEATH'S
CUT PRICE SPECIALS
35c Vick's Vapo Rub 26c
50c Milk of Magnesia 39c
S2 Bottle Coty Perfume $ 1 ,39
(L Origan, Chypre. Emernud
Paris, Styx, L'Aimant
10c Lux Toilet Soap, 3 for 22c
HEATH S DRUG STORE
THE CUT RATE DRUG STORE
With c.ry purchase you receive a ticket worth lc at
our fountain. '
SOMETHING SAVED
ON EVERYTHING
1
GROCERIES, MEATS
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Now Medford Has One of ihe
West's Most Modern Food Stores
Pay 'n Takit Opens Friday, Feb. 20th
BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH STREETS ON CENTRAL AVENUE
Many Other Values at the Store. These prices effective Friday, Saturday, Monday
2s Highway String Beans
2s Standard Peas
2s Blue Tag Sliced Beets
2s Douglas Pumpkin
2V2S Van Camp's Hominy
2s Del Rogue Kraut
2Y2s Siskiyou Tomatoes
9V2C
Can
(Limit O
Corn Meal
Sperry's white and yellow.
9 lb. bag 24C
Come and see the prettiest and most mod
ern grocery store in town. We open to
day in a brand new building built espe
cially for us, right in the heart of the city.
There isn't another store in town that
compares with ours and after you've
looked at a few prices you'll say there
isn't another store anywhere that can
match our values. We're going to sell
good groceries cheap awfully cheap
net oiily today, or the first few days, but
"from now on." Come, shop and save
for Pay '11 Takit really undersells.
Prunes
Tons of them! Oregon Petites,
sweet, meaty in 5-10-25 lb. lets.
BACON Morrell's Eureka,
real eastern corn fed flavor.
Medium weight, not heavy.
Pound
23c
CHEESE Ladino Brand
Eagle Point full cream
cheese. Free sample Friday
and Saturday.
Pound 20c
RED BEANS Fancy Cali
fornia recleaned.
5 lbs 18c
Oysters
Florida Chief Brand, fancy
pack.
Can
fo Can
(Limit 2)
Malt Syrup
Puritan "
American
(Limit 3 cans)
Pound
3c 5
oz. cans
10c
35c
Shrimp
Dixie Fancy Pack, delicious, ideal
salad size.
(Limit 4)
Pineapple
31C
12c
(Limit 3)
Libby's or Del Monte fancy
sliced. You know them.
2 size cans 20 C
(Limit 3)
Ripe Qlives
Highway brand, medium size.
No. 1 tall cans ... lie
(Limit 3 cans)
25
Sugar
Sea Island, pure cane.
lb. cloth bags ...
(Limit 1)
Catsup
Del Monte, full tomato flavor.
$1.26 Large bottle . J5V2C
(Limit 4)
Coffee
Schillings, M. J. B., Hills,
Max-i-mum, or S. & W.
Many will appreciate this
value.
lb. cans
36c
(Limit 2)
Pancrust
Shortening
Every woman should know its
merits.
4 ib.
can
67c
Peas
Del Monte Early Garden. You
know these.
No. 2 cans 15c
(Limit 2)
Rolled Oats
Sperry's quick cooking or
regular.
9 lb. bag 33C
(Limit 2)
Raisins
Fresh recleaned Thompson
Seedless.
3 lb. bags 17C
(Limit 6 lbs.)
Soap
Palmolive, or Camay. Used in
the most homes.
Bar 5c
(Limit 3)
Macaroni
Rose City Curve Cut. Cooks
tender. In 5, 10, and 15 lb.
bags.
Pound , 4V2C
(Limit 15 lbs.)
Rice
Blue Rose. Fancy grain.
Pound
(Limit 10 lbs.)
5c
Matches
Red Devil Brand. 6-box carton.
12c
Carton
(Limit 2)
Tomatoes
Bagley's Fancy Solid Pack.
Quality, then the price.
Bar
Citrus or P. & G.
Bar Soap for Laundry.
2V2c
(Limit 6)
Flour
Sperry's Drifted Snow.
49 lb. bags $1.27
(Limit 1)
Ever-right, blended kitchen flour.
49 ib. bag 99c
(Limit 2)
Flour
Blue Seal is a fancy hardwheat Blend, milled
only to Pay'n Takit specifications. Our enor
mous sales of this flour alone saves our pa
trons thousands of dollars yearly. Money
back satisfaction guarantee.
49
lb. bags
$1.09
Cabbage
Fresh, crisp, solid
heads.
Pound
iy2
2C
Onions
Oregon Yellow Dan
vers. Solid bright
stock. Buy oil you
wish.
Pound 1 C
Cauliflower
Fancy large white
heads. Average
weight 3 to 6 lbs.
Each
10c
12V2C
No. 2lA cans ...
(Limit 4 cans)
Salmon
Sunny Point, fancy Alaska
Pink.
1 lb. tall cans 10c
(Limit 3)
Oranges
Fancy Sunkist, sweet
juicy navels. Medium
216 size.
Dozen . 17V2C
BUTTER, EGGS AND BREAD AT LATEST MARKET PRICES
No sales to dealers. We reserve tts right to limit quantities