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Newspaper Page TextKrdealers . IE CENT HIGHER PORTLAND. Ore., July 18. W . in ilia nrlcfe of eikfcrn "I0.... -n the Portland. Pro- lm bu"" h , , eslon - iltv nroduct 'H. 11 belonged. The; previous nere . imHoi'iriIill8 an-' Liniu r .... ... " more or less m ... - Tirlr.A nn tnnvscoro ""Sf lifted. This was corrected ; i ih. late session, which &put all scores In line. ; If" " , i i.nilprfiit was un- lJrZc a it U- There to tnlllshed price tor fat Pdrtlan'd today or Irt fact at .mints.'- Centrollzers are Ih-rat f be "Job of trying to "rage or dislodge the oo-ops . ,,nii.v'"ereainertes but, some; ..vra are bidding up for ' .... ,i nrn suolltnir the game L those that, are trying to get , Milk of their ouiiurini nothing. '.,',. Make of butter recently has i.i ,1o,nnuA nl Inrnl ,orn "' ; unUwhile receipts from the min have been seriously cur bed In fact some country points , now buying m r-ui iu,., was no change in the gen jnl egg market situation for thu ht. lcepi.iwr"l' S""" fato 'lone Is strengthening ror jresh stock, which Is less plentiful t all markets. , . j t T bTilivn hri Juris 16. ffPV here' ls-toaay--HFiikii;u.ujr. -iMuir: Iirtle demand for Oregon gjown Si-y. "'The only district "that' 'is aklng carload offerings Is Lablsh, hich Is sending out the initial lrtoud lots of the season,' Pemand i aid to be (he best. Ih years for lie summer period, according to w Journal. '..' " r ( Salts are being made to the Vdvet and as far south asa.the till coast.' ..." . ' . " . Sales are reported at 4 to 4.50 klr crate for loose pack. I '..' : Kenneth WS red Quayle. - David,. I. 'Edwards, and Marvel yv. .wooas.;. ,, .Austin t,. Hescoek.- and Clara belle J, Numbers. . ; , John Edward: Boswell nnd Aud rey Mildred Brlggs, ' ; -. ' - Frank .H. -BnseH and Sydney Morey.' ; '1 --v.'-. y ; ' ; i-)ames F.. .Neasham' and Loretta .Viae Dow. . . . .. 1 tJOharles . 'Arthur Sanson ' and Alc ; Perkins Stanley.')! . Herbert W. , Whiting and Mary Inez. Downing.. . Edwin William Johnson nnd Probate Court ' Emma . E. . noTjerts i Xdeo) Jvs, stale, admitted "to probate. Tottta Mr Jones (dec) vs. es tate,; admitted. tc;;1robate. . v'--?- '' - li' -'i. ', Circuit. Court . ' '-''j -'.i- ; Frank Wlllard Townsenrt et.'ux vs. !,. IX riarrih et ux? farmers & Frullgr'owefs Bank ol! Medford, to recind sale. :. Credit Service Company, a cor-, porafion " vs. ' H. c Priesendary ; as PorfOrflrra Baliery. for' ttif.' Illg Pines Lumber Company vs. Apnlegate Mines Company, et u1' if "ens, . ,. , .. ij,. ., jj J -1 Ijis pirn L,Urnh3rntSuiipay vs.8 PHnrry Eva'slzeV writ or- rittach- f ment. platlinr Mnrvftn..nnlert. vs. jfam ftBold'; Kobnis, roy" Wti fcfawj neaches wAi-fe lri SsWoff Bslherl'RMl.ft AnrfittrHbn, txa) .Uferlnrj on the flfct f Side'Hsmma attson, Fltfh Stleii. fE. '4i8' Maftfet dueiij? . tofliy's tsslnn., . All the stock was of early arletlea-.and sold slowly C5-C6c I-1---'- Apricots were In good shipply iilij'llle ,rjrliclpall);.Bi-G5c lug rnitcue. ; " ral .cora,? o'tferlnss liwerei' ln !islfiihisjile8 1.JK. Rack of C i pnerally. A few (bid 35c di)J. Ifilm snia better Wt a spread I W'fo crate. i i ' ' , l.hi'KtiK'k PORTLAND, Ore., July 10.(P) WLE Co, calves 10; quotably HU(IS 100; steady. WEEI'and LAMEiS 8C0, Includ- S 0 direct; steady. . i. Portland Produce 2h' !'"'. 'i . Lit.. 7. ma, iia score ur SPac!"c' Pu,try Products' r riesn extras, zic; fd9, 20c; mediums, ISc. ii i .r"ID prlca: Grade B, "i Pwlla"1 flellverji aniT lnUU6i- WTTERFA - TJIrect to shlp JiiJ1. 20i0 24c; stations No. ."W He. Portland doflvery pftces: : " POULTRY Net buyhis kgn . '. neBa' colored, 4V4 Rm'SS; d3'-4 10 4 lbs -14c: I'c coin T ' urolle. white. htk di., ' 0111 roosters, 7e. r -. r.., wooi, nay, counts-quotations unchanged. Portland Wheat JUTLAND. Ore., July.l6.(yp, ir ; ',. rtnn iigb toWiCioso .i f.n ji r 51 i ." hite";: '-: "htm .-'iT T- - .54 .14 '"rn spring .54 .8 .49 .40 .4S Ws hl, -60 iv.?. ""IPto: Wheat 5; ' "r"ljjats 1; hny 2. Stet Report I I fn "M!1 PariB- th0 calne8s attend- . .uiug or tne tierman rXS? and ,h ."" of 2 h,8. flnance minister. t6 the at- - .u.t. iimimenance of interest and sinking fund payments on the external debt were being regarded as a matter of course" were de It ?hog" "I"6 t0. dl8Pl,some Share prices on the New Y6rk stock exchange, after a desultory decline- in the afternoon, rallied during the final hour and closed with general advances. German bonds strengthened substantially. Today's closing prices for 18 se lected stocks follow- Am. can Am. Tel. & Tel. Anaconda . Col. Gas , Curtlss Wright ':. General Electric .... General Motors " ..." Kennlcot Copper . Morit. Ward Radio Corporation Reading Sears Roebuck .'. s.!p. ; ; Trans. Am.1 '.: Unlteu" Aircraft ::...'.:. U-. S. Steel : .. Corporate Trust Shares 5-Year Fixed Trust 7 103y, -. 178 26 30i 3V4 41 3714 18'A -19'A 17, 17 B3 78 A , 7M, 24 95 5 T " (Riportid by Jackun County Akitwt Co 1 SUtb Strut nil bnuil Ahmm.) 1; ?' i .-, . -J I - vMirrlnjfe ' lik-cnscs 'If Frank v. Marsh and Susan 10. Quayle- amd Mild- FLEA OF GOETZEN AWAITING ACTION AT MEIER'S HANDS PXGE SEVEN Radio Program j : KMED T - (Mall Tribune-Virgin, Station) No action has been taken to date j -j -vinniii .Ht-ier on tne nppllca. lion of Albert Ooetzen. middle aged Eagle Point resident sen tenced with Raleigh Matthews to state prison for conviction ot vio lation .of the prohibition laws, growing out of the tragic Reese creek still raid last winter. TheT application Is expected to be con-j siuercu at tne next meeting of the state parole board. The district attorney's office filed a report ot Goetzen's case with the governor, at his request, without comment. ' No application for a parole has been filed for Raleigh Matthews. and none will he permissible under state law, until he has served one- llilrd of his two year sentence, which will be in October. Matthews, according to reports received here, la employed on the prison farm, which carries with it outdoor lite, to which he Is accus tomed, and Is a model prisoner. Cf CO TENT CITY TO BE ZONED FOR HEALTH AND FIRE Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One) Thursdiiy . ; p.' m. " ' 4 5 to 6 KM ED presentation; News and- markets by Mull Tribune ft to 7 Wliio ... r,.mt. Lumber Co 4 1 1 "e mnt noi"a ' health, the to S Happiness Train: ! J":k.n unty1 Health Unit, the , ; " .- "(niiviiw, iiiiu iiii- iciierai iipiwi. si-i-vu-e. co-operating with nolhing particular to do. on their way from Newport to Palm llench. - It is too bad tliat-a nation with : sbilitv to create such a wutrh i should burn its young men 11 nil Its Napoleon e'"""""" inJlr- Mr. linker, distinguished Amorl cna engineer, who has been In Rus sia, building steel plants, and lllnwn mnM tltnn Ihmn .),.. t The story of t ronch hostility to 1 ,)ewn tht)re frrnjnK theories, savs H er Is well ca ciliated to Increase Rl,alp , ,,, well wt not com. Hit era popularity and Importance; )H,tB uiHttstroiiHK- with other nn in the minds of unintelligent (ler-, tlollSi because siie can't manufae mans. Hut, us it happens, uulutel- ,.. , ,,.i, 1,,.,. for Germany what iliil for France after the revolution. llgent Germans nre not numerous. Hutchinson Tree Surgery S to 9 All Request program and will not full In her Industrial ';MaqlM!rtni, Apple m4p'SB;J pany, Jion. Lucille, Dunn- vs. Walton Dunn, -divorce.--- - Anglo & London, Pnrls Nat- Irtnnl Ranlrir of Bah PIWlcISCp, VS. jioqf Punitqj') Alberfi jPankey, Q "al, Injunction. '. i ; Anglo dfc tjonaon, i-aris imhiuuhi narjkfofi Sa,uJ Franclsto vs. J. C.' 'Cnss et nl, injunctlpn. V Ileal Eslato Transfers M'. F. Hanley et to Rogue River Valley Irrigation District, W. ., V acre in D. L. C. B9, Twp. ' 87S. R. 2'W. .. Ale'tha Vnwter et nl to Jose phine Cottrell, . W. D., in ' See. 21. Twp. 34S, R. 1W VV. M. Lernh Raffell or Irnh Thomp son to Curl L. Rnffel. V. D.. SMi of SWV4 of Sec. 8 Twp. 3CS, R. SW W. M. -u Clare E. Runynn to Fern H. Schauer, W. U, land. In Sec. i Twp. 39, IK and pnrt h'ts Hi itiid 17 ! "The Homestead, Ass's. Tract, Ashland. ' Vf. M; Brlggs to A. r. ' W.'D.. east 110, feet lot 27 Mont vlew Adrl. to Ashland. t.. Write to Edward r TtrAwn. W." D.. land In- Ashland Homestead Addition to VhW-J. Edward F. Hrown to The HlRte Rank of Ashland; W. D.. land n Ashland., Homestead Addition to Ashland.: -, - Sheriff, to Jackson . V, o.) n t y Building & Loan Assn.; bher. u.. lots 1, 2. 9, , 10, orchard Add. to Medford. - , o...if . tncksnn County Building & In Assn.. Sher. D., . i.innk 0 Cottage Home iruit 111 ".. . . . XI a.lCnrit Dlif-' tn Jackson County . ijinn Assn.. Sher. !.. E14 of W 'or of SEV4 '-U SWA Sec. 20; N'A of NE'4 -; f sr,S, R. IK and lner " , Z Two. 3f. R. IW con- . 1 1 mitt 7u rtpres. Sheriff to Jackson County Building & Loan An. i-. Hher. . lot a block 1 Roanoke Add. to Medford. n-.inlv Sheriff to Jackson County Building Loan Assn. sner. land in DfX: H Twp. SV. "' in Medford. ' ' -s ' ' ' ' Ann . Andrews et vlr to Wll u- MK,tvW. D. 20 -u-res in ' ' It 2t'. ,.-',iii' M.-k-nv et ux to KIH' . : iu-nit"; need. 20 acres aooin d. In Twp. 38S, R. 2.W.', Christian H. Christner et . ti,. t ux. . 10.72 acres In Sec. 36 Twp: 87S. -i..i.l..t nt ux to cnrlstinn n. - , Ira A. Baker et ux. W. D. acres In Sec. 7 Twp. . Harold O. Wing et to R A. Skinner, W. D. lot 2 High land Add, to Medford. Clnsslfleil advertising gets results. "l Wvni, ,. - . 'Jim . . lHI mark-. y " W The Rir.r:' 'Stained their ati,i, , "'"umoni! in tJJ a mora reasiiur- k'"rRmnta cofp V 3. POST OFrlCE and COimT HOUSE. MEDFORD. unr.v.w.-.. IW. 7 .... r-,t.tnHinn. Sealed r,rr.nnlt wilt ll received St thl office until 2:00 p. m., Aug. 1st. IMI, and then jruH'1)r opened for maillag vestibule and dr,vw"jJ- tau puuaing m .-tiw-.. - , spwHlcation. copies of which may ba obtained irom mo vu. my, VV i. WARXRB. gustodlan. Communications Deplores Bond Defeat. To the Editor: , . When the people of a municipal ity are so blinded by "prejudlce-on-'general-principles" as to vote down. 4 to r, a proposition -to snfe-' guard front a menacing rtlluation the health of their own 'townspeo ple, how can othervli-Te ' woutil-be newcomers -be shown any Induce ment to jnvest their capital nnd pool their stakes wrth us? : " The writer,' who Was ' formerly' In the wholesale coat shipping -business,- calU to mind In the earlier days. of .water-trow.portatlon on I he Great Iakes a,, situation con fronting the firm he was a member of which isontewhiet approximates the condition Medford findit Itself In today. It 4s a financial situa tion.' "- - The unloading machinery used in iflscharging the cargoes from the smaller vessels which had been plying between Buffalo and Chi cago answered the purpose very well for that style of craft. One quarter ton buckets-, dropped down into the hold of the vessel. and fill ed by manual labor were In use. vVBut as largeftoats were hulk, carrying two and three times the1 amount of cargo, time was too Important- a factor to heed cu-elely, anfl especially so 'when these big boAts.jconld not afford to be-'de-ta4ned i 'week In discharging 'their cargoes. The old type oeimaclrlri ry (Necessitated "XurTl dejivy. ''-' tissnrurrage cnargfg wore mutie- vesiseis tor nseqtfcnfly, 'ft iTrrp(rrattvc''tor u to 'con sider "promptly' 'a nev typit of machinery-with a-larger nptf nutp- mtrtff ifelf-flinn'it' Bucket, hle)r.ts l-'rlday A.M. 7:65 to 8 Breakfast" broad cast of news by Mall Tri bune ; ' ' . - S to 9 Treasure Box: West Side Pharnmcy; Clold Seal 9 to 10 Friendship ciiclo by Economy Oroceteriu : Isaacs . store; Procter and Gamble. , 10 Weather forecast 10 to 11 Liberty Slarket; KM ED presentation; Unique Cleaners' 11 to 12 Snlders Dairy; Burelson's Ladles Wear; Jacque Lennox -- P. M. " . 12 to 1 Monarch Seed;' Smith anil Wntklns; South- ern Oregon Klectricr Mows flashes by Mull Tribune to 2 Sperry Flour; M. F. . H. Co.; .Scientific Laborn- torlwt to 3:30 World Bookman: KM ED presentation;. Hour of Prayer. 30 to 5 KM ED presenta- Hon 1. to 6 Uncle Jerry;, News and markets by Mail Tii- bune ) 1 . 8 6 to 7 How Is .Your Dog? , Whero. to .On; Offutt lar. age 7 to 8 Happiness Train;. 4 , Jackson t.:o, ltldg. and Loan 8 to 9 All -request program. i ue average tiermnn Knows innt-nniinrtnkliiir It would take a great dent more' j.i the Ciilifornla-Oregon Power com- than 1U0 copies of Hitler to make 1 And Mr Stone head of the farm pany and District Attorney George one llimleiiburg. boar, foreHees ' time vh,,.. sm..,. iA. tod.li.ig have taken the Initial' Ami tne l.ermiui nation, rorlu- prfvMt8 frmers will disappear lie steps for inning the area sur-1 nately, has been educated for more I sllva tne trend of agriculture is to .rounding the Red Blanket project 1 than 50 years by the Social-Demo-1 W1;n "co-operatives" There sei'ins "i me imwer concern. 11s u heullb 1 puny, nmnuii oiuer iiiuiKs, ; t be a Russian sound to that. Mil- ana nre Hanger precaution. "ey leai ueu now 10 111111K on ; ol,s uf itusslnn farmers two rtses of smallpox broke out ! I'uuoc questions, . ; In the district, last week, and 12s I They will come out of tills troll worker nnd their families were ' u's 'Hr ,ney ''ave science, patjence vaccinated. V All the vaccinations I "d Industry. Billions ot dollars are ri , by! iJfMUiOwncrs otth eSrcsslve,, dejay. JBfr 15 $ ca m e -iirrp Wh t ivrf ' fo slder promptly a nev chlnery - with a - large m'oll5"KFlf-f UTIng ' Bcl the' fUV't ' ipstance fiesmed bjond :; out .posalbilKyto afford. Put-after; st(HlVtna ilto- matter, very 'carefully front; all. angles, we 'tidncludctMhut-t-he 4ime5 saved 4n U'nloailin''.a;titl thol ire'duled labor expensje' requir ed would;' in a seinfon, io fST-4o"'' offset the added outlay. " The venture 'was made. The new equipment very soon pnld for It self. And being able to handle a larger tonnage on the docks, also enabled us to, care for a larger volume of business-. , In the ease-' of the' sewage dis posal plant it' Is not so much a matter of our doing a larger amount of business to pay for it aa It Is to safeguard ourselves against Impending suits from with-' out, brought nbout by sickness nnd death caused by polluted water tor which we may he directly re-1 .jpotislWe ind In addition to our ! saving for ourselves, th. cost ot Such damage suits, -wo would be providing for our city a mow up -to-dnte sanitary Improvement. toWrlsta and settlers Would ' tic drawn to our m-ldAt ' In' 1 greafcr numbers and spend their money with us In larger quantities. In tlio final nnly!iik we would double and quadruple oor business nt minimum health expense. It is Just too bad that so many people have to get their education with ."iich sad experience. WALTER FllAZKR BROWN. Medford. July 10. Loretta Young Will Star in Holly Film TTqo. V-oung 'im (-Maury,1" which comes to' thci Holly theare foirior ro.Us based on tha Martin I'Jtu'fH' Play which enjoyed' such lihcnom enul success on Broadway; 1 i:i-n "Too- Young to Marry" Is n coni-ody-romanee. one of .'ithosei heart. warming stories which 'oonvlAce us that the' world In a better - plate than we-had Imagined: "H I -in -m 1 Iiorettw Young and (Irani-With' ers are the- feiitured1 players1 lit this bhtfckrlmrcrtrWdy ' .If 'small towiv life, with an excellent r-nit Irt .-ji t . ih VT took with gusto, according to 'the county health office,. nnd no new cases have been reported. It is estimated that close to 1000 people nre camped niihin a radius of two miles of the project, and It Is proposed, under the zoning sys tem, to have a. patrol and general clean-up, with n regular disposal of gat-huge. Besides the heallh menace there Is danger of contamination of drinking water sources, and Willi so many camped In the forests, an extrenie fire hazard! "Vice Squad" Comes to Craterian Soon A hit lurlif.'hut no moro so than the facts brought out In n recent sonsiitinnal- police- Inquiry In New Vork, is Pnramount's "The Vice Squad,"- coining Friday and Saturday-nt the Fox t'ralerinn. , - DilVeted by John Cromwell nnd based upon the supposition : that good nnd beautiful girls sometimes full.into the police nets spread for their less virtuous sisters; '' The Vice .Squad'.' -Is. a decidedly grip ping melodrama. It Is the first picture to advance Paul Lukas as a star. - There are fa better aclors on the screen. All of Lukas' skill, all of his attractive personality and good manners, are culled Into piny to redeem the character In which he is placed here. A stool pigeon Is surely one of. the least admirable- characters In the- whole" cos mic scheme, nnd that is Just what Lukas is in "The Vice Squad." A gentleman 'fallen upon evil days, he accepts pny from the .vice squad for obtaining - evidence against girls And women suspected of immorality, -.ft Ih true that ex cuses are. . advanced for Stephen Lucarno: In order to. shield., a woman he has allowed himself to be charged wlfh murder. - port: "Young Donovan's Kid), starring- Richard; iJlx and: Jackie CooperV closes .at -the Holly ;PtW he 'U4h!v- iierfnrmrinoes . tonight rwith' 'ft news reel, Vltaphone act and 1 Bobby ''Jones'' golf rctl "rou'hrtlnff nut the closing program' are not everything. f-4 President Hoover said America must go to the rescue of ttormnuy and Austria and stocks went bound ing upward. That happuiled in spite of the fact that the Presi dent's message meant that many of- our foreign customers were close to bank 111 ptcy, and many of our billions, sent ubrond, might never come back; en gaged In co-operative farming, un der government direction. The gov ernment has :p!anted, under the direction of an expert American farmer from Moutauu. one butch of wheat that would mnke a strip 15 miles wide, reaching i front San Francisco to New York 'City. Perhtum mass production in ag riculture la coming, with co-operative marketing and other modern features. Mussolini's government, replying to the pope's encyclical, criticizing Fascism and Its efforts tp take tho Early yesterday speculators, bad-1 education of children from the ly frightened, forced prices down. I Catholic church, calls that encycll- Titey begun thinking, and prices cal "a collection of lies. went part way up again. The mart who has made a wise investment Is foolish If he lets it I go nt this time, if ho has tho power to hold it. I . The wise will rcmembor that I everything comes hack. What goes up comes down, anil vice versa.! This ruuidry husn't lost anything 1 except 11 rew Millions or dollars, nothing like half ns much as una year's United Slates payroll. And what we have lost Is nothing com pared with what wo made in the war. . It Is' a good tints- to roinnnilier Goethe's "Money lost, SOMETHING lost courage) lost, I0VKKY THING lost." However, in Homo, as farther norty("HtlckKfftnd stones may break ruy bones; but hard words cannot harm me." ' . ? , t t - -f ,. 11 f9 understood that.. Italy w.'l organize, a great parade of the Fa tan..v, 10 8110.V Its power: 87:. 000 adults and 640,000 youths are to be mobilized on the buttlefli.ji of northern Univ. Even that will not dismay the pope, whose iitrongth Is in splrltdal force and. physical weakness. The smnllness of the Vatican territory, protected only by a handful of Swiss guards, and others, would mako any sort of violence prepos terous. ' ' 1 vTh9 Rev. Mr. Sandifer of Iuls Iun, - nuuii.st. Ileitis the 1 long di-'.r tunce preaching championship with a sermon lasting uS1 hours. ; -. It was a commendublo perform ance, the reverend gentleman keep ing up his strength with raw eggs, chocolate and coffee, and changing; Ills stiff shirt once during the ser mon. At tho snnie time, the Sermon on the Mount, read with convic tion In three minutes,, might' pro duce more effect than, ,the longest preaching. - GOLD STAR MOTHER TO JOIN PILGRIMAGE SALEM. July 1 (A') Mrsj Mivry. Mtrfhi" wilt 'leave 'for Now York today to' Join the gold ntttr niotheivv pilgrimage which sa'!M July 22. She will he Salem's only representative on this tour. I lor' son died In nctlon, July 15, 1 9 1 T .' and was burled in the Alsne-Mnine. cemetery near Belleau' Wood, France. At Whlto PlaliiB, N. Y iitrlklng lnboTers failed to- obey orders to disperse, and one was shot. Police vacations ore .canceled, reserves are hold in station houses, with tear gas bombs, and other effect ive equipment. If the sufety of tho police was menaced, the shooting Is Justified. But it Is well to repent: "SHOOT ING SHOULD BE POSTIONED AS LONG AS POSSIBLE." Millions ot men In the United , States huvo been idle and In want since. 192H, without resort to vio-: lenee. l: Violence should not come from ! the side of law, ortler and pros-perlly.- "-' "- I At Frnnkfort-onthe-Mnln, . 10 0' ttttfehmakern are1 Bhowfrig their wares. , Thera ts a. sun illul USIM, yearji old, from Egypt, nnd a mod-1 orn (iermart watch that clips Hie uaconds Into tenths.' Germans 'ex-1 pect to sell that, In tho United j States, whore everybody Is In' a hnrry,- especially those that hav.i- a Clear Skin and a Strong Body depend upon New Strength in the Blood W Surprise yourself and ho tho envy "of others . . . look better s . . feel better! Blood is Life! I Build more red cells in the HloodV-.thejice will cbnio Stnidi HedltklH Countless thousands know this to be a fact. Just take S.S.S. and prove it yourself. You, too, wtll enjoy your food . . : have flrme flesh . . . sleep sounder i , . your nerves will Fie calmef .. ,,. your skin will clear up . . . you will possess a greater resistance to infec tion and disease T S:S.S; is the world' beat blood medicine. It is composed of freshly gathered medi cinal roots and herbs a gift from Mother Nature. Successful for over 100 years. It works snfely , . . surely . , . swiftly 1 Mako a noto of your condition today then comparo tho difference six to eight weeks hence. 1S.S.S. makes you feci like yourself again. A clear, smooth skin makes for' moro attractive ness! y sSSi Purifies and Enriches tlie Blood VACATION AT- 1 , . ,..' . . Dead Indian Soda Springs -;;. and enjdy tHe 'OELlfeHTFUL FOREST SHADfe and tha , .r ( BESjTiSODA WATER you can drink,. ! ,-. ; . .CPNCJESSIONS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Good Cablnsi Excellent Beclsl Showersl Horns cooked meals u 1: 1 1 i' , If deslredl Special, attention to Dinner Parties., i'. I ',. - . . ' -' i , WRITE OR PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS' Y6 , J. R. Tyrrell, Dead Indian Soda Springs '" ' " '- i.-..-1 Lake Croak, Oregon . . ' 1 ' , . ,: M ' ' ' " ' n 1 " 1 " ' ' J - - A;" ( - ' C , ' I m 1 i , ws ff JBugged Truck Tires! PoisonousThinning Fluid Into Blood! Cause of Horrible Blood Disease r Mow Known ; Most nenfjle think tho Dain and itch of a mosquito bite is due to irritation of the "hits" itself. This is far from tha truth, as science shows. When the mosquito sinks her stinger thru your skin to drink, she first must inject a fluid from her serum sao to thin your blood. .... , ' . This thinninj fluid is poisonous and often alive with the germs of malig nant diseases, taken op from un healthy people the mosquito wut bitten before going to you. As thia h "direct transmission" of disease germs into the blood it constitutes a terrible danger. You shudder when an awful blood disease is mentioned. Shudder when you see a mosquito and lose no time iff reaching for your FLY-TOX gun and ending the mos quito's life, quickly. Of course yon know that FLF-TOX i proven, by daily "Cnomoer of Oentk" tests on live insects, to be the surest, quickest-kill ng household spray made. It is sure death to the FEARFUL1?, Fly, Mosquito, Roach, Bed Bug, Ant, Flea, Moth, which-are responsible,-by scientific estimate, for tens of thousands ot deaths (id sick nesses annually, j - ' ' FLY-TOX was developed at Mellon Institute of Industrial Research by Hex Fellowship. It is harmless to people, fragrant, stainless and- beoause of its quality, more economical. Insist on FLY-TOX at your drug store or grocery. NEW LOW PRICES! PAY MO ' MORE THAN 6Q PINT BOTTLE. FtY-TOJt ISsAIIMOSE HEREtfRUGK 'OPERATORS WILL REALIZE REDUCED ..HAULING COSTS WITH The F.vkorN Hs'fv'AIUFUailT i-mx-CII'LK will aK.sui'e'rcunccu transportatioii tyst . . . nnd FISK ATftl'XIfUITS cost no Uioi'(, tliat ordinai'j tires! Tim AIU 'FLJGHT eonstructioii of , KISK earcass Biiclls LONClKli ..TR'KAI) WEAR and COOLKR SMOOTHER rimniiiK ... . That means longer life and troulile-fiee service.. Let 1 1 s show just WHY" Fisk Airfields nre BKTTKll and MOIfK K( 'ON'O.M l(!AL. ' A Fisk AIRFLIGHTS Cost No More Than Ordinary Tires Come in, see this long-life tire. You will like the tire, our srvjce and low prices. 11 7 ! Jennings Tire Co. SAM JENNINGS, Frop Across From Nat "",'r,