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TAGE STX NfRDFORD MATLTRTBmrE. NrFDFORD. OUECiOX. Til lTPAY. FKIiRfATtV 2fi, M-U FRFIRHT PAIR I I1L.IUIII iuiiuw ADcnicpiicccn Ull I I 11.11 1.1. II II Ki 4 -r AT! Hit, 4 " BY FRUIT MEN H 0mA 4 m McCORMICK SUED FOR DIVORCE San Francisco Interests h ' Prnmiso nn-nrjeration for Reduction Export Rates, Is Revelation. ' Freight rate questions hiliil, sea -.and domestic and foreign were jirlnclpal matters discussed at to day's njl-otlng of tiio Hosue ltlver Traffic associiition and all highly Important to the. fmii industry of this soctlon. k,. It developed Hint Ban Frnnclscn slllnnltii; Interests and civic ornuul jzaliniis. have of late promised co operation in BeeurliiK a reduction of the export frelKht rate to Hull il'Yanclsco for this city for pears 'and R'j;les. The present rate (.'Ives ifortland an advantage of 7 cent less per hundred, on export ship rtnents. , j 8nn Francisco has advantaKo over Portland of faster service het iter rcfrlKoration ships, larijei tor .'mlnnl facilities and a savliiK of .about a week Intrenching Kuropeaii markets with early shipments .Shippers hold that much time Is Mont in Rotting out or 1110 vviiiani ielto and Columbia rlvorH. Kan Francisco recently launched a drive 'for more export business and put In a hid for llio rich fruit haul of this section. j Portland Queries ( The Port of Portland commission folso mailed an inauliy asking wh Snore export business was not go ng that, way from this valley. Cloveruor Julus Meier Tuesday lKnod an order granting $100 to he used by, W. P. Ellis of Kalein. rate expert attorney. In presenting the filial argument for Oregon be fore the interstate commerce com mission tn the northwest ralo ease. It will he held at Washington. U. C. in- March. (iovnrnor Meier refused the re fusi.il tlw'request at fiisl and latnr irelented. : 'IlopresontRllvo Ilnlhcr--H. Deuel-w as voted the thanks or .the traffic association for his el' iforls with the governor In secur lug Ihn-appropriations. A similar vole Was bestowed upon (Ivornnr Meier, Many to Attend David It. Itnsenherg, president of the Pacific Pear council, said thai V 4, , hs virw A ','t.ffrl I'rrUM Photo Mr. Cyrus McCormick, Jr., wile 01 the 'cr orcsident of the Inter, national Harvester company, filed nut lor divoice m Chicago chargino cruelty. The McCormlckt are ehown here as they landed In New York from a recent trip abroad. ho had been assured of u large at tendance at liis meeting In Portland next Hntnrday from W'euntchee, Yakima and Hood ltlver. Principal discussion will concern the full, 1MI, advertising campaign. The 1M1 cannery prices anil prospects will he dlscusHcd. The New York pear committee reported that the winter pear hold ings In New York eily were iliiout Ihe sumo as tills Hnio last year and that a newspaper and radio campaign, now under way. was ex pected to spur the future sales and put pears on the same basis ns a popular fruit us oranges and apples. MEASURE IS LAW WHEAT EXPORT POLICY STATED BY GRAIN HEAD Elected Not More Than 35,000,000 Bushels Will Be Exported jo Blake Way for Storage 11X9 Qj-fff. V 17ieB (mfi iP' NONEI Naa I A niurvvlovi tudqe-caramel-1 w I peonut-chocolate combtna I tion yo'i llmptcon'l resiill hUS ANtiWI.lIS, t'ul., Keb. 20. (1 Wdnii May Cooper,. 2,- co lioldor of Ihii world endurance re fueling flight record for women iind former film aclress, w as sough', by the. police missing persons do- I tail today. Aid of Hie on leers was asked last night by Mrs. Mury Cooper, who said her daughler left thulr Hollywood Tuesday, at 0:!H) a. in. and she had not heard Trem her since. "Kdnn May has never remained away overnight without toiling mc in iidvunci;," Mrs. Cooper raid. IHII Imiirovlttjr. I'OKTI.ANP. Ore., I'VI.. Zli. II'l The condition of Siitnuel Hill, fam ous l-allriiuil Hint lllghwiiy liuililcr. (rlously ill In a hospital here, cnnHiiui-il lo improve today. HA!. KM, l-'eli. :'0. (!') The "uaHollne cowboy" bill, pawned l).v hotli houses, will become a law today without the signature or liovcnior Julius I,. Meier, It was iinnoiini ed. The five dnjB in I which ho woohl either sign or veto the n-t terminated today, lie received Hi.- bill on February -- Tile bill. Wlliell timends the original act, eliminates from Hi'' cltifsiflciitiou us meat tlcalers pro ducers who occasionally sell their own product, without engaging in lint biiMllicHS. callboms CASE WITNESSES POHTI.AND, Ore.. Feb. 2(1. (!) Subpoenas for 2H wllnesscw, In- clutllhg several whoso eoniicetion with llio -asi is lieltl In secrecy by l)ie dlstrl(-t attorney's ofTIc, were Issueil-today in preparation for Uie murder trial of Nelson C. Howies, capitalist, and Irma l.oucks, his former secretary. They go on trial In ilillshoro March 2, charged Willi the murder of Howies' wife. The klate is expected to summon between Ml and 7f witnesses. CMICAOO, Feb. 2C. VP) The malm stahllizntlon corporation nn ace toiy tkat nt moro than SS.UOU.tMt baskels of wheat would be exported dtrlag tho next four Moatks to make way for storage r tc new Uao crow. , OceriK V. Mltaur, president of tlu cwiionitlHB which is sponsored Wy the BBvernmoHt, In a statement sa hi: This cvrhM-atkjH which owns ail f I iw so-called farm board wheat ki very skwl to nnHoH-nco tho fol lowing policy which has the full concurrence of tho federal furm board: "The corporation has 8 o m e stocks of wheat at the Atlantic seaboard, gulf and In tho Pacific northwest which on account of po sition cannot movo into domestic markets advantageously for mill ing, drought rollef or feeding pur poses. In order that such stocks may ho disposed of in ample time to clear tho port facilities for taking care of the new 1931 crop, it is deemed advisable that such wheat bo sold in export markets during tho next four months. Tho nuantity availablo will not exceed 30,000,000 bushels .Including Pa cific coast wheat which will move largely to tho Orient. STORY 1 (Continued from Pan 1) F OREGON IMPROVES flF J-:CO lOXIJ, Ore., Keb. 26. (P) and about" after a lonn lllneHK Or. John Straub. dean emeritus of men. known and loved by every Mtudent who piihwed thruURh the hullM of the University of Oregon durinu the past 50 yearn, la now enJoyinK Ioiik walks and ride eueh afternoon, ills physicians report he in much iui proved, Last fall was the first time (lie dean was unable to bo on bund to i;reet per sonally tlie freshman class. lie suid today rfie expects soon to be able to take up his familiar stand on the administration build ing steps where for years ho has held intimate, Informal discussions with studenta. REFUSE CHANGE " NAME! KANSAS REPUBLICANS PMflDC L 'SAI.IC.U. Ore., Feb. -6. tVi j The name of Malheur county wM remain as it Ik, the senate decided i- i.,H,.rinitK- iioxtiioninc: the! house hill which would change the! name to slnnott county in honori of tho late Nicholas J. Slnnott. Wheeler 1,134.341 feet of lum ber shipped from this point re-contly. WASIllNCTOX, I'eb. !0. 'IP) l-'lve members of the Kansas dele gation announced today they would not attend tho Republican caucus to be held tonight to choose party orricers. 4 Salem Plans considered for construction of additions to Englc wood and Highland grade school buildings. ' How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat STORY 3 (Continued from Page 1) lien It. I.ltfin, publisher of The Dalles Chronicle, recently elected president of the 14th annual Ore gon press conlcrencc, Bt the meet ing held at the L'nhcrslty of Oregon. there were several- hundred thou sand people demanding relief of real property taxation. This relief can only be effected thru the tuxes as provided by tho program, he stated. of the country affected by the de pression or drought. "The government and many em ployers are giving preference to veterans In employment. Their welfare is and should be a matter of concern to our people. "Inquiry indicates that such care is being given throughout the coun try. and -t also Indicates that the number of veterans in need'of such relief is a minor percentage of the whole.'' . .Mount Vernon Rapid 'progress being hiado in construction of roads in this vicinity. Lost Her Double Chin Lost her Prominent Hips Lost Her Sluggishness tiulm-tl Physical Vigor (iillncd In VIviK'loiisness tialnetl ii Shapely Figure If you're fat remove the cause! Kltl'StMIIv.N SJAIVl'S contain the 6 mlnerul salts your body organs. Klands and nerves ghould have to function properly. When your vital organs fall to perrorm their work correctly your bowels and kltneys can't throw off that waste material before you realize It you're grow ing hideously rat! Take half a teaspoonrul of KHU WCIIK.V SALTS in a glass of hot water every morning cut out pas trv and fattv meats go light on potatoes, butler, cream and sugar in 3 weeks get on the scales and note how many pounds of fat Imvo vanished. .N'otico u'lso that you have gained in energy vour skin Is clearer yuur eye sparkle with glorious health you feel younger in body keener In mind. KKCSOHliN will give any fat person a joyous surprise. let an 85c bottle of KKUHCHEN SALTS at Jarmin & Woods or Heath's Drug Store (lasts 4 weeks). If this rirst bottle doesn't convince you this Is the easiest, safest and surest way to lose fat It you don't fe?l a superb improvement in health so gloriously energetic vigorously alive your money glod tv returnerl. FRIDAY & SATURDAY W PEPSODENT 'TO jj TOOTHPASTE W This Is Only One of the Many Items on Sale IT WILL PAY YOU TO SHOP AND SAVE AT Jarmin & Woods Drug Store SAVINGS AND SERVISB Rights Reserved to Limit Quantities A O ment cannot be-consolidated Into one department In which one body of officers can have Jurisdiction over all forms of law violation, "for It provided for divisions nnd puts us right hack whero wo arc now." Kemitor Isaac H. Staples said tho governor was elected as chief exec utive of the state and should be so considered, and not he "put second to the secretary of stnte." Senator J. W. Crawford denied that the bill was "a slap In the face against Secretnry Moss," and said "tho measure would result in building up ono splendid force of high class men." A lliislness Measure Senator Sam llrown admitted that he "like Bomo other members of this body protested to Secretary Moss when he let out T. A. ttaf tcly for what I considered political reasons." "I consider this a business mea sure desired by a business man" llrown said. "Hut we find the same obstacles that we found when we tried to consolidate the agricultural activities of the stale, the opposition of those who fear they arc going to lose their Jobs. We have as governor one of the best business men in tho west. Are we going t6 turn him down In favor of some ono who wants to hold Jurisdiction over these depart ments ns a matter of nolitleal patronage." Senator Jay II. Upton denied "that Secretary lloss built up the trufric department to Its present status. Ills predecessor In office built it up from a email force of three men." He declared the bill would "suve at least a quarter of a million dol lars a year without playing poll- Icsand without Jockeying back and forth.'' SALl'M. fire.. Keb. 26. PY ! House bill 77. tho administration's one-man commission bill, passed tho senate this afternoon by a vote of "3 to 6. Senator Carsner was absent. The negntivo votes were cast by rtalley, llllngsley, Dunn, Hall, Johnson nnd Mnser. STORY 2 (Continued from Pag 1) Hal.sc Kx1m Itato G. That tho oxctno tax on cor- pornttomi be rnluotl from ftvo to etKht por cent. A bill with this Httputiition has ill ready pasncd the house. 7. Thnt ft constitutional amend mont be KUbmtttcd to the people at tho 1932 general election pro vldtiiK the base for tho nix per cent tax HmttHtion bo tho hlpheHt ratu for any three preceding yeara. A resolution to thin effect has heen introduced. Tho conference, was culled to effect a tax proKni before t ti Oregon legislature adjourns, and one which will relievo the burden of real properly ownera. Opposi tion to the high rato of tho lulau glide tax was presented by Induw trial lenders of Portland before tho committee!! nnd several hundred people last night, whllo tho real property owners renewed their picas and demands for Immediate rellof. Propo1' Amendment A substitute bill or an amend ment to the refund tax bill now before the boune of representative will hb proposed today. The bill now provides for an immediate cash refund of the 10"9 intangibles tax while tho tax program provides for the refund If the state court's decision Is upheld. This refund would then be made plus tho In lercMt. Frank J. lot'.orguh slated he believed the stuto tax commis sion had sufficient en use to apply for the appeal. Ralph Hamilton was chairman of the conference. Governor Meier expressed the view that If the referendum on the intangibles be Invoked the peope wocjd vote for themoasure, since ONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 117 South Central Phone 286 Medford, Ore. a n Qr?1ed Items Afl Odd Reductions'. ALL OUU-1- i Rcil Aag oi"""'- ,.s. . ,, I Pod Tae Spesial 1 ? for 1 Ton- finecial Iteu tts r-- Kxcellellt uuullty Short lengths. 10 to " l'luin mid stripes. Yard -"-" t..i Tnor Srjeoial " " ... ,.. .v..l- One-nan ur't.""" Bed Tag Special .. .nii hatts. 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