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PAGE TEN , MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, , AUOIJT 13, 1931. NEW PROPOSALS - RELIEF "OF FARM DISTRESS WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. (AP) The distress of the agricultural In dustry has revived olcf and .brought new farm relief proposal to the .at tention of official Washington. Bumper crops, existing surpluses low prices, lack ot. demand and .mar kets, scarcity of credit,, mortgages and unpaid bills, drought, and grass hoppers have . Increased the farmer's ptoDiem. . ,n . - . , - i . With congress . convening In De- cember and a presidential election next year,, the, situation grows mora - complex .as -.dobato. sevplvlng . around tho. jarra.-board,-. stimulate discus slonst on the., equalization ifee MM. the export, .debenture plans and price. Ireealng, proposition. The American,, farm bureau fede- ration yesterday termed present farm legislation - .Inadequate and reaf firmed lt faith. In tl;e equalization fee. In contrast, the national grango 1 again advocating the export de benture. Representatives of both nationally knwb ter- lidrgaolzatlona have ald adoption; of. -theso plans win rwurgea m tn .next congress. IruJ 3 I SSr SALT LAKKE Crfy, Aug. 13. (AP) W. B. Howard, 88, died hero today' of a bullet wound and: Injuries suf fered In, the,wreckiOf an automobile In which ho was reportedly held prlS' oner. His 114-year-old son was hold In jail, Hocused, o Jus, father's assail ant, i The. elder toward died in a hos pital as the culmination of what was deseerlbed as an altercation ovor the price of a pair or shoes. ' HI son, W. E. Howard, Jr., Is al leged to have shot him In the ,log yesterday and then to havo held him prisoner In their home during the a ternoon, meanwhile forcing Win to drink a quantity of liquor and firing several more shots to intimidate h(m. ... . . DAMARtSCOTTA, Maine, Aug'. .13. -(Ari Mrs. wary josepnine lou der Tunnoy, wlfo of Oens-.Tunuey, former heavyweight champion.., flf the world, today was In a local hos pital for treatment of a joint jn Jury. i, Dr. W. H. Parson, attending herf denied a report carried toy the Asso ciated Pros that she was an expect-' ant mother.. Mrs. Tunnoy has been a patient at the hospital .for more than a week, but hospital authorities have denied she was; there. ... IMPLICATES OTHERS PORTLAND,1 Aug: 13. (AP) Jack Baker, 17 year old, was under arrest here today a a ringleader of a group of youngsters who, operating In rout ed automobiles, have staged sevorai car holdups, .,'.. ... He Implicated two other youths. Irving Wlckander.: 10. and Mtrwln Gainer, 47, who, he said, were headed for California. Reports said these boys wsre stopped recently at, tho Collfor nla line by fruit .Inspectors and thnt Wlckander was armed. They ordered the two home but thoy did not return. REPORT 10 RATTLERS KDKN PRECINCT, Ore., Aug. 13. (8pl.) Two, large - ratUosnaltes were reporieo yuierouy on south highway near the water siphon, and ono was said to have bitten a man who was cutting alfalfa near the road. Search rs failed to find the snakes. OREGON BANKERS TO STUDY FARM NEEDS PORTIjAND, Aug. 13. AP) Bankers of Oregon will receive In struction In agricultural problems and methods with peculiar applica tion to their own communities in a series of short courses bolng prepared by the agricultural committee of the Oregon Banker' association. This was decided at a. meeting of . the group her yesterday. GRAPES BRING COIN TO FARMERS IN ARKANSAS 81LOAM SPRInVis, 'Ark".-i( API It's the grapes -that will bring coin to the pooket' of many Arkant farmers this season. - Shipments of what Is estimated to be the largest grope crop In several years are toeglnng In August. Most of the shipments mn to norllifrn nod vuwrn marscia. OLD SPANISH DOLLAR FOUND IN CURRY CO. MAR&H FIELD, Ore.. Aug. 13. (AP) An old Spanish dollar bearing the date 1807, found near Illahe In Curry county, is being exhibited here. The coin carries the engraving of Carolus IV, assumed to b the likeness of Don Carlos, pretender to the BpsnWi throne In the early part of (he letu (tnturr, .... . . ... . . , SVltOPHlttt Hoy Donovan tons Pierre's attempt to bring him to fustice. for ' liftHna Jlriwe i tho desert, Meanwhile Ann, Bruce's Kite, ami Tony, seeking tier hus band and I'ierrei aro detained by tho Rett Butte sheriff in connection tullA the fatal bank robberu: Don ovan, brought in by deputies, ad mite killinn Brvce in self-defense titer hearing him coneee to tho murder, , Then Pierre staggers in fnd, ytnaware ot Donovan's story, tonesaes to the bank killing so as to 'clear jinn's lather. For her .benefit he pictures Bruce as a hero who had sacrificed hielife for him. True ,tcr his. actress-mother's con- . . viction that the player's "exit" is moat Vital to his rote, Pierre dies with his heroic gesture, ending tho plau. Tony had been regdlna to Ann, , 7' . i Chapter 39 t ;.i INTO ANOTHER WjORLP rwas very 'gulet In 'the living room ot'tbe Carey home) when Antonio Latour vanished reading the play he had written for bis beloved Pierre! Ann's Ironing Iras forgotten and Ann, seated by the window, ' was orylng. Ol4 Triny, himself deeply moved, thoughtfully clqsod his proclaus manuscript and, elaiiilng It to bis. breast, looked' at Ann; .A sad,, 'understanding, srhile crept like a beautiful glow over tbe old actor's face. . ., ' "Thore, "there1,' Ann," be said," "how foolish wo are.., It Is only a piny ." , i . "If seemed to me, when you were reading It, that it Taa all true.' "It (s true,') returned Old Tony with a pleased smile, "Because 'the real,., tragedies of our llvos may never be acted before an audience, are tlioy less real. Ann?" "No, Fathor Tony." " "Bocauso a great soul sacrifices Itself in secretIs that' sacrifice less real becalms? tbe , world does not witness U?" K''i .J "No.T. " "' ' ' ' "Because a groat love must ever remain unkhown ovcu by tbose wbo live most intimately with the lov ers. Is thnt love loss roal?" ' "No, no, Father Tony." "Some things that actually hap pen are not truo, Ann, and some things that- never happen are true." Old Tony chuckled. "It will be called rank melodrama, I suppose." r"ls It?" " "Thnt all depends upon tbe ac tors. There Is nothing mora melo dramatic than this play wblch. we call 'llfo' when played 'by melo drnmntlc actors." ' : '.' 1'ne sound of an automobile In front ot tuo homo camo through the window.' Ann looked out, .;' "It Is Plerre,"-ah crlod Joyously. " The old actor and the girl .lis tened with smiling faces as Plerro sltputod from the door: "Thanks for tho ".'ride, fellows. Good-by. Look mo up If you come to Now York you 1 knoW, Tbe American Academy ot Dramatic Art." '. "Oood-by, .nothlhglT,. 'Came 'an-, other Voice, ' " Wo'ro coming back to take you to yolli traln, . !,'. 1 ."Jood boysl" shouted Plerlfev "So long!" The automobile moved on. With a shout, "HeJJo,' folks!" Pierre bounded into tbe living room, His arms woro piled with bundled; his fnco bonmed with Joy ous eager excitement. Still holding bis bundles, he danced ovor to Ann. "How's my sweet Lady .Ann?" He protended he was about to kiss her and with a laugb at bar embar rassment whirled 911 to Tony. , ... "Thought I'd flnfl vyou her. FatHer Tony. How's;tRe old coy?' '"aeol" be shouted "I've got to rush train leaves at 5:63. Been telling everybody good-by. Bruce horn yet 7- Whore's Martin Excuse me, folks, I've got to. finish, pack ing.". Ho rushod upstairs. Ann ran Into the ball and looked up wistfully. "Can 1 help you, riorrc!" and she could not hldo tbe eager long ing in her volco. "Thanks, Ann. I'm nbout finished. Yon take caro of Fathor. Tony." With a lingering look up tho stairs, Ann came back slowly to the old actor. "Father Tony," Uo said thought fully, "I I understand exactly what your Flay, 'Knit,' means, nut thore are some tilings In lite that are as llnal and as Irrevocable a dtuth Itself." ..... .. . .. .-, Yes, donr, I know," 1 .-. Blie continued-, as If her ' heart were breaking: ! V '" r 'S "When rierre makes his from our Orchard Hill world, to us who go on living herd' lie wlll 'be doad. Ho goes to anolhef world, as truly as his mother did when she tiled when she mndo hen exit. I cannot go with Pierre Into his new lite- Pierre can never come back. ' ! Tire world Into which ho Is Bo lng will honor him and hold him from us forever, Some day a fa mous actor named Plorre Donovan may pay n visit to Orchard HIM. but the Prerro I know and lo can rri,., r . ... u never comu back. My my Pierre's exit -' from Orchard Hill, too, ' Is death." The old actor tocV. her In bis arms. " 1 "Yes, dear, I knos-. Bnt always the play must go on. Our Pierre must act his part. And you, Ann, may stand in .the wings. Yes, dear, we shall stand in tbe wings." .... Plerra came dashing down tbe stairs carrying a suitcase. Without a word be deposited the suitcase on the floor, and dashed upstairs again. Martin' Berts xame hurrying In, gold-headed cane In band. ( "Hello, Tony!"! ba crJed cheer fully. "Glad to see yotu 'Where's Pierre?" he domsnded. "I came home to see the boy off. I'll have to go back down to tho bank, again books lack 39 cents of balancing. Thirty-nine cents!"-" --- He drew out bis watch and his charm fellr'to the 'floor. ;."There goes my Masoulo charm-again! '! be exclaimed. - "Tbe spring Is weak," said Mar tin, restoring tbe oliarm to Its place on his Watch charm. "I'll have It died to-morrow sure wouldn't lose tbat sacred emblem for a fortune." Bruce;, entered, ;Wlth avcordjal, "Olad to see you, Father Tony. You beat me home, Pa." He kissed Ann and said, "Where's Pierre? Isn't he roady yet?" He called up stairs: "Hey, klddo, iyou'd: ,beuer get a move on! That 5:53 won't wait, you know, even for a dletln- '! gulshed actor." S '; 1 . , I . i I Pierre bounded down stairs, car- ' rying a bag wblch be deposited be side the suitcase. . U v '..-.;,-,: Striking an attitude In his best actor mnnnor, bo declaimed: "Friends, the hour of my departure has arrived. Let there be no moan ing at the bar when I put out. .to sea!" , . i .. Tbey all laughed, but It was ner vous, excited laughter which re vealed the emotion they were try ing to conceal. ,'- ' ' -"' Bruco slapped Pierre on tbe shoul- dor. "Some actor, kldtlol But I still tblnk you're a darned-fool for. Hot lotting me Invest your money In that Nevada gold mlneVm,,-- i An automobile stopped In, front of thi bouse and a born' sounded. Pierre put out his hand. "Byo, bye, Bruco!. Be good to yourself and to Lady Ann!"..'- ,' !'' '. Bruce caught up the suitcase, "I'm going to the depot with you," k said and went out, Plbrr turned to Martin: "Good by1, ' Pa Martin take care ot the trick, Masonic, charm and the bal ances," 1 ' ' v'Tni going with you as far as the bank,". Martin answered, and, tak ing the bag, he followed Bruce. , Tony i went with Martin, but In the hall he paused and looked back, waited an Instant for Pierre to fol low, thon 'moved on. Plorre iturned. to Ann: "Well, Lady Ann?" He kissed ber. Then suddenly, to cover his real emotion, he burlesqued the scene with ex travagant, phrases which did not hldo but rather revealed his love. Moving toward the hall, he cried, with appropriate molodratnntlc ges tures, "And now sweet Lady Ann, fore thee well. Alone Into the cold and cruel world I go alonef May angels guard rtned and strew thy path with -roses. The author ot pur fate hath written exit Pierre, the Soda Jerk!" With a sweeping bow he backed from her sight, . Ann, ' .with outstretched arms, cried,. "Pierre! Plorre! Don't leave me! I Jove you, Pierre, don't leave mo!". i ' K As one 'Impelled' by some power strongor than his own will, Pierre stepped back Into the room and hold out bis arms to ber. Ann ran to him and, throwing hor arms about bis nock, clung to him as It she could not-let him go. Old Tony, appeared "n the arch way, but they wero oblivious to his prosonco. - t. ' ... .1 Regnrdlng thorn with fond under standing, tho old actor stood, glano Ing watchfully back toward the door to the street as It he had pur posely placed hltnsolt on guard so that they might haver this moment ot love uninterrupted. ' Bruce's'-volce outsldo called: "Corrto on, Plorre" ' " An automobile horn soundod. Old Tony disappeared 'down the halL Plerro released himself from Ann's embrace, and wllhnut 'looking back ran from the room." ' ' ' f Running to the window. Ann, on her knees, watched the automobile out ot sight. When tbe sound had tiled away she turned slowly from the window, wiping her eyos and sobbing. Going to the Ironing board, she put It away In the kitchen and began doing things, shout the stuTt as It to prepare supper, f THE BNli. j (Ctifit't, I'l'. H A.' HtHslts tmi 0 CHEST DIRECTOR InFORpS jlOOYEH LEPER POSTMASTER ' ,,lL ' ' SAN PBANCISCO, Aug. 13. (AP) The leper ptrYnwter at the leper rr-lfiiv , on the' - Hawaiian Ulsntl ot M.ilokal, rostal Iiiaector L. K. W. Miller reported tortsy on his return from Honolulu, Is S1SOO short in hi account and admit it, but what can the government do? Miller pointed out the man in question has a serlou case of Itprtmy and so cannot b sent to a peniten tiary. All the authorities of the colony on Motokal exetpt the super intendent and. a torn nurse are leper. ... i , . l-i SHERIDAN Jesuit cbool building formally opeqet), , . 'QUEENS' fXILEO BY HINDENBURG DECREE BKltUN (AP) The queens of the two million bee swarms In Germany are busing things., not particularly flattering to President von Hlnden burg. i . , Kiir the recent emergency decrees also doubled the duty on sugar, ex cept II used for animals but not In cluding bees. 80 many a htver will be compelled to rid -himself oi pars or. all ot his warms, thus augmenting t.'is num ber ot dethroned European "queens." 1 . , Hood River Bids asked for con struction 01 Bruise over Hood Riwr. five miles south from her on Market Road No, 5. RELIEF IN HAND . t. .i 4t WASHINGTON; Aug. 13.' (API President' Hoover today wo advised by Allen T. Burns, executive director ot the Association of Community Chests, that his organlatlon . la 237 cities, had reported "complete conll denoel that, they would . be '.'able wholly to undertake the unemploy ment relief 'situation during . the forthcoming winter;' -' : s s- ... . President Hoover discussed the business. situation today, with, Wal.tor S. Olfford. president of the American Telephone and Telegraph-company. " Their talk was over the breakfast table. No. Information was forth coming' from the president's aides as to the-details of tho conference. Mr. Olfford'a visit was 'his .second to the White House within a .week. - The phase, ot the- unemployment situation: that; Is : causing . President Hoover more concern than any other la that w.hlch comes under the label of .."permanent I. - u . The business depression has dem onstrated to Industry that manyr em ployes and- types' of - activities hereto fore considered absolutely necessary oan: bo: eliminated without- Impair ment of efficiency, In some coses, theeredueilon- of -overhead .and labor expense, has. Increased efficiency. IN PLAGE OF CORN Kit,- WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. (AP) With wheat prices dragging on the market's lowest level, farmers are finding It an ' economic convenience to use It as a livestock and poultry feed -In .the place--of the more costly and mixed rations.- ': ,C. .tThe agriculture department and farm board have no estimates of the amount-ot' wheat- which will be ted this -year, but It probably will exceed the estimate of : 183,000,000 bushels made lost year, ' . federal agencies havo'advlsed feed ing as a1 means of absorbing. a part of tho 1931 bumper crop surplus, wblch la adding to the already large supply In existence. Farmers,- In ac cepting this advice, are guided by rclatlvo prices of wheat and corn. Now corn brings a higher market prlco than wheat. Barefoot Killer Aesgfjjava! -ic AAttMHMHMHSIR if ''v v 4 h 'XT- V ni -fVi y A r -1 IT J 4 v .r. f i'-i SAMS VALLEY GRANGE PARTY EVE -SAM8 VALLEY. Ore., Aug. 13. (Spt.X 8ams .Volley Grnnge river party will bo held Saturday evening on the -banks of Rogue- river behind the Neolon -ranch; .-. It Is desired the members bo. aasemblcd as near- -8 o'clock) .as possible. A good program will furnish the major part of the entertainment.' All ladles who do not help furnish the home mado Ico cream aro asked to bring cako. , - PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SLAYING FAMILY PORTLAND, Ore., Aug.' 13.-(AP) A plea of not guilty was entered In circuit court here yesterday by Ira H. ormond..37, to three first-degree murder indictments charging - blm wttrt slaying his wife and two chil dren.1 -,!.-. r ',- ,,1 . He Is charged with stabbing to; death his1 wfe, Salanda Helen Or- mond. 85. wltb an old army bayonet.; and killing his small son and daugh ter oy administering gas to them. 7-CENTURY OLD CASTLE DESTROYED BY BLAZE .. BRUENN, Moravia. Czechoslovakia, Aug. 18;- (AP) A dispatch from Ungarlsh Hradlsch today reported the destruction by fire of Oastle Buchlau, belonging to Count Berchtold, Au tro-Huiigarlon foreign, minister at the outbreak -of the v great :. war. The eastle was. scvon centuries old. - The . castlo contained valuable pstrrtlngs and objecu of art, all of VUlch were destroyed., :. v 4 4-FfLAIME HANGAR FOR ' " ' PENDLETON AIRPORT PKrrbLrn"0!.,'Orow Aug. .13. (AP) Bids for a wooden plane hangar for tl Pendleton munlelpal airport have been advertised for by theavlatlon committee ot the chamber of .com merce. The bids will be opened August 17. . The building will accom modate four planes and will .have quarter for the keeper and visiting pilots. SALEM UNIONS PLAN FOR STATE MEETING SALEM,. Aug. is. (AP) The Sa lem chapter of tha state labor fede ration here lost night, started plans tor the entertainment of the state convention of labor delegates here the week of September t. Ben T. Osborne., state secretary of the fede ration, was here to akt In outlining the program for the convention. Prank Boehrlnger and Prank, Mar shall were tleeted delegates to rep resent Salem. , CARLTON Gilbert Service Sta lion rapidly Hearing completion. a d&ivf , Associated Press Photo. Caught by offlcen while robbing a sUire In Asotin,- Wash..; lo-year-ohl Hubert NleholK, Jr., pulled the trigger and .sheriff Jnhnt Wormell. a pio neer, fell .flood , with a. bullet in his hcud. After tho shooting otlcers ild the 1 boy ' seemoil uniterturhed Prosecutor Klmer- K.- llolsey.- was cou sldcrlng" filing first degree murder charges. . - -.- .. . .. . j ,: t (StsBrtel tub' CsmH Atatntt ei- . . t. Marriage-Weeuses.-1 ' Jobri I. Kersey and Porothy Bar- nngton. , -v 'f Walter A. Turner " Norbon. 1- . ' ' Fred L. Newman ana isana j Radcllffe. , .J Glen L.. Jones ana Marguerite . Shannon. ; .. ; . " '.. ', ,, JBmer J. Wilson ana w- phens.' - c; Earl a. nicaoiis - Wolff. " " " '' . aichard W. ' Hall and : eien r.. Norred. " ' '- '' - :'.:..''; Herman R'. Sherman ano wauu. . Clifford. ' ' ' , '' ' , ' ' ' B- lewi Cook ana ..ueim O'Connor.-i s- '--' '" 1 v.' J - :. Circuit Court. -State of Oregon vs. JameS R Prultt; forgery. ' , A..rt.-Mnn vs. Cdward Rice and Marie McCandless; assault end robbery.'- "-' " State of Oregon vs. H. I. Million; polygamy. :; ' ' . - . . Velfa-- Ricnarason vs. w. Richardson;, divorce. . 011s Peterson vs. Pearl Wilson et all foreclose mortgage. - '-' ' '! Maurice Slntt vs. Macy 0101.1; Joseph Rutzer vs. B. R. Cramer; lien. ' 1 ' Charles Wlltse vs. B. R;. Cramer; Hen. , i'-: Tlllle Rutzer vs. B. R. Cramer; lien. r. r. Duncan vs. Kenneth Ander son et al; chattel Hen. - Axel Benson et nx vs. city 01 Mea- ford; damages. I ' ' w. a i.in. w u T.vrtlftrH." (IIhso- ruwonkof assumed business .naone of Economy Shoe store. r 1 ;sm Velt. et al vs. A. R. Hoelttlng et al. Foreclose contract. . ( pKsri Wilson and L. M. Wilson vs.' Rogue River Company, a corp. For tnoney. . . ....... ' tolm.. Thalia V HtllA WllflOn Btld Lorenp Murdock et al. To construe contractiand restore property. - tL. c. Taylor vs. uiancyie jiayior. di vorce. . Porter J. Neff vs. E. D. Bennett and William L. Miller. For money; at tachment, Issued. Pull 1 Box company vs. Anna M. Radovan. - For money. Attachment issued. Peoples Electric Store vs. Milles Oommlll et al. For money. ,. TAiiloa A WtllflnRnn va. dlnrence Wheeler et ux. Restitution of realty ana-. lor money. ' ' ' Probate Court , ' Jean Doe and Agnes Doc. minors. Estate. Admitted to probate. ' ,-ghe still, la. known, tor her comeli ness and Is In splendid fi'ealth. Eigh teen -of her children; 11 girl- and ocven bovs ... .... U 48 and 'W.""! havlnz 30 " a. I , AUSTRALIAN TOURISTS USE- STAMPS AS CASH SYDNEY (AP) -i-' Rare postage stamps olid dlnmonds' are being used by some Australian travelers to, overcome tho dilflcultioa of ; their country's depreciated rurreney. . - To send 500 pounds to London costs about 150 pounds, but to send 600 pounds' worth of rare postage stamps or diamonds costs nothing V Many tourists thereforo leave for abroad with stamps and diamonds la their luggage instead of Austral Ian letters of credit In their pockets. NEW PAVED HIGHWAY PORTLAND TO SALEM SALEM. Aug. J 3, (AP ) Cmople tlon last evening by a Marlon county paving crew of a four-mile strip .of pavement on the old Champocg road north of 8alcm at the same time completed a new all-paved highway route between Portland and Salem, the new paved ronjl Is a county road for 17 miles north of Salem where It connects with ,tho Wood burn -New berg pavement into Newberg connect ing there with the west side of Pa cific highway. . . . , ' . Ileal Estate Transfers Everett E. EadA ct ux to Maynard Bush. W. D. Lot 10; lot 11, blk. 2. Bungalow Add. to Mcdford. Sheriff to Union Savings .&. .Loan Association. Sheriffs Deed. HVi lot S; S ft. lot 3, blk. 1, Medforti; lota 3 and 4, Cora L. Knight subdi vision to Medford, f ' vV'' 1 Minnie Gavin ot al to Flora' Thompson Robbins. Q. C. D. Lots 3, 4, 7, 8, In blk. 5, Jacksonville. Amy Kricger to Elmer R. Hull et al. W. D. W6 of NW'4I'A of 8W'A; see 24. twp. 34, S. R. 2 W. SB 14 of NEU and NE of BE'4 sec. 14, twp. 34. S. R. 2 W. -i Louts Sagar et ux to Elmer R. Hull. W.:D. UEyA of NW4 sec. 24, twp. 84. S, R. 2 W. - . i i United States to.. Louis Sagar. Patent. NE14 of NW4 sec. 24, twp. 34, S. R. 2 W. , , - John E. Orow et ux to Wallace Woods. W. D. Lots 23 n and i 24, Laurel hurst Add. to Medford. . H. C. High et ux to c. C. Addleman W D. Lot on Fork street, Ashland. -.? Mcdford Irrigation District, to Grace E. Mitchell. W. D. Lot 10, Sprlngbrook subdivision. Linnie Hanscam to Gladys Merrltt. W. D. Lot 6, blk. 1, Carlton Add, to Medford. v v . Public Water Company to Ray F. Moran. W. D. Log cabin at north end of reservoir at Fish Lake, .a ;i: NEW STREAMLINE. TIRE BUILT FOR AEROP.LANES AKRON, O.CAPI Airplane tires have gone streamline. Out ot the search for ways of de creasing air, resistance of autos and airplanes has come a new, parabolic type airplane,, tire, -exhibited at the recent national air show in Detroit. The new "shoe" was developed to be used with a new type wheel; - Interstate Commerce commission granted permission to Great Nor them Rnllyvay ,Co. to relocate 14 mlle portion ot Hn betu-eea Bend and Lava.'' v f ' - , .r,. ' - - - - - IN VACATION TIME Don't forget to keep In 4 touch with the old homo 4 town when you leave for your twmmer vacation. Hav 4 4 your Mall Tribune forwarded 4 4 lo the new address, l'hone 4 4 Main 1i and tha matter will 4 4 be promptly attended to. tt 4 4 k-e.flt-.ltt? 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MODERiV LIFE 'DErvlAlvbs COMPLETE EvLECTl?IC ; SERVICE i i i wy Hp ird , If you are interested at all in applying .modern melU . , nuuscworK, you win line ine electric ironer, Here is a machine literally built to save time and effort k aoes an ine nai pieces, ana much ot the liner work if o constructed thai vr.n ran niwnii':.' i' ' vvnai puia De more comfortable than that? ' " "Your dealer has the electric ironer on display at his tot either lhe separate machine or brie which derives iijpo, 'rom the motor on the electric washer. At our low mk cicctnc service, a rew cents an nour covers all Ihe opei ... . The California Oregon Power Com ARE -YfluS&ME q LAXATIVES? ,? - Is it necessary for you to use pills, oils and purgatives to Stim ulate bowel action? If so,', you . 'ore 8ii fieri ng from intestinal fatigue . a symptom of serious bowel trouble usually the result of colitis or inflammation of the colon A sluggish bowel Is the co f iso of intestinal toxicity. This accumulation of poisons in tho bowel makes its p res cued' known through various symptoms headache, rhcu matismj nervousness, insom uay Jmd complexion, iudi ' gestion, piles, colds and many other feonimon aUmcnls. i, ., . ...Remove t his causp and you ' elimlnate.the ympfom. That iscjuictly what the Northwest Rectal & Colon .Clinic docsJ Our method of treatment, per fected by lr. It. A. Phillips, one of the na- tidn's foremost:1 dr. r. a. Phillips, spectalists.ini chiip op stapp ambulatory i i A mtrmnl Colon. ctraOtl Iwf si ihe t must common all proctology (ho non-sui painless, and tion-cii txralnit nl of diecaici i colon a nd rectum rwlw normal bowel nclion, i nates the need for In; nrevents the accuniulai intestinal pnisous anJ prevents diseases cau them. i.Xot Dr. rhiUips associates make you f'nnftiiltHiioti free! Call nn r wrile frfrMli blank and book drtrf our successful mclj" treating functional a RECTAL AND 001 DROADWAY DLDO. mm PORTLAND, OBEll - - ' Dr.R.A.PniLUP3.Cblef of Stall BROADWAY ASD MORRISON STREETS MEDOL plus NicoTj II ABLtt M COVER SP i NOW FOLtoiw-UP Now is the time to complete your spraying campaign against codling moth, young San Jew scale, aphidj, thrips and other orchard peso.' tirt are two pray oalniafa you should irrvtrjat risht l! Hmedol -Wghly rrecUummer oil enmlaoa or combinatjorl with nicotine . This combination.shonld be PP" interrali and' in formula! that deptod upon the severity of infestation m yoor orchards." '' ' NICONA an oil emulsion with a "ru form of nicotine already added l convenience in handling and imnK ate effect on insect pests. Ask our nearest representative or dealer today about formula ana methods of use. ' "' ..FmJuQmfoimtiome of this mmaUriaL writs or caU D. J. 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