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irEDFOIiD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1931 FLOUR ADVANCES 20 CTS BARREL elation today faced possible maxi mum sentences of SO year ch after conviction on charges of mbezzsllng 136,000 from the Institution In 1828. Two other trials of Linden on aim. liar charges growing out of th Insti tution' failure resulted In hung Juries. Campbell had not been tried before. Medford Pear Sales, New York Auction From New York Daily Fruit Reporter, furnished to The Mail Tribune by the Fruitgrowers' League Gotham's Secretary L TIRED GETS GLAD HAND PAGE TWO SQUAD OCT. M PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. SB". (AP riour prlcea were generally advanced 30o per barrel during the day bjr local mlllera. Thla followed late ad. vance In the wheat market. It 1 the aecond o( late aerlea of flour advances. ' PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 28, (AP) There waa practically no change In the general trend of the Dutter mar ket situation for the week's Initial session. Occasional slight showing of weakness la rsfleoted but not suffici ent to oause any stir. There was no change at all In the market for eggs for the week'a open ing. Prices were held Intact by the local co-ops and while there haa been much talk of higher prices by out siders and private firms, no confir mation Is available. In fact buying prlcea were reduced a couple of centa lor the weekend. ' Jn general there la a very good de mand ruling In the market for live ehlckena. Practically all lines ahow the Improved cail and soma lata bet terment In the price. In the market for dressed turkeys, there la still a rather good call for birds weighing 1 lbs. and mora but few of these are arriving. Smaller stuff appears more or leas neglected at prices ranging SBo up. , There la a weaker tone generally In the market for country killed hogs as result of additional price declines for livestock at North Portland, Veal and lambs arc unchanged. Livestock PORTLAND, Oct. 39. (AP) Oat tie 8700, calves 339; wsak. Steers 000 BOO lbs. good gt.OO-e.79, medium M.79-8.00, common S8.00-4.79; 800 1100 lbs. good 6.00-6.75; medium t4.7S-a.00, common aa.00-4.79; 1100 1800 lbs. good ts.79-9.90, medium 9.79-9.75. Heifers 950-850 lbs. good 5.00-6.50, medium s4.00-s.S0; com mon 3.00-,00. Cows good 14.00-4.90; common and medium g3.79-4.00, low cutter and cutter gl.00-3.7t. Bulla (wearllnga etoluded) good and choice (beef) s3.00-a.50, cutter, oommon and medium g3.00-3.00. Vealera (milk fed) good and choice 17.50-8. 80, medium 6.00-7.60, cull and common 3.80 8.00. Oalvea 380-800 lbs, good and choice 8. 00-8.00. common and me--dlurn 8. 00-8.00. . Hoaa 30001 10-38 lower; light lights 140-180 lbs. good and choice t4.7S-8.99. Lightweights 180-180 lbs. good and choice 5.25-6.35, 180-300 lbs. good and choice 88.38-8.39. Me dium weights 300-330 lbs, good and choice g4.79-S.89, 830-390 lbs. good and chotoa 84.90-9.29. Heavywelghta 360-300 lbs. 84.2S-t.Uli, 330-390 lbs. good and chotoa 84.00-4.7S, Packing sows 375-800 lbs. medium and good ; 83.S0-4.t0. Peeder-atookers 70-180 lbs. good and choice 84.38-9.00. BHEEP and lambs 1700; steady. Lambs 30 lbs. down, good and choice 85 00-S.SO, medium 83.78-8.39; all weights common 3.00-3.78. Yearling wethers 80-110 lbs. medium to choice 8.00-4.00. Bwes 130 lbs. medium to choice gi.B0-l.7S, all weight, cull and ; common 31.00-l.t0. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Oct. 88. (AP) But ter: Prints 03 score or better 889 84c; standards, 834f88o carton. . BUTTERP AT Direct to shipper" track, 8!o; atatlon No. 1, 80 o 33c. Portland delivery prices; butterfat, sour. 83933o; sweet, 860. . xaos Paclflo Poultry Producers' selling prtceal Preah extraa 38a; standards 17c; mediums 3SC! pul lets tec MILK Contract price grade B 3.17(4, Portland delivery and In anectlon. Dairy oo-operatlva net pool price to produoere, 81.88. COUNTRY MEATS Belling price to rotallerai Country killed boga, beat butchers under 100 lbs., 79 8c; vealera, 80 to 130 lb, 8 a) lie; spring lambs. 10 11c: heavy ewes. 4 e)to; canner cows, go; bulls to. LIVE POULTRY Net buying F 1 Wherever you go in Southern Ore gon or Northern Cali fornia you will find grocerg enthusiastically recommending Fluhrer's New Holsum Loaf I 1 ears Medford Boso, 3 ears Anjous green and ordinary BOSO Bear Creek Extra -Bear Creek Panoy Polly Eitra . Top of Day Pancy Tip Top Pancy 401 Ranch Extra Blue Goose Extra Blue Goose Pancy Plnnaole Extra Blue Maltese Cross Extra Red Maltese Cross Pancy OREGON ANJOUS Blue Ooss Extra r-... Blus Ooose Fancy . Tip Top Pancy , Tip Top Unclassified 3,138 bxs. Extra Pancy Oregon Boso av. 838:1.181 bxa. fancy av. 3.83. 348 bxa. Extra Pancy Oregon Anjous av. 3.01; 433 bxs.fsnoy av. 3.57; 388 OCT. 23 10 cant Medford Boso market BOSO Eskimo Extra Eclipse Pancy Bxs. . 258 , 248 Bear Creek Extra , 81 118 Cub Pancy Evergreen Extra Ram Pancy Weeks Extra . 66 288 . 248 148 Weeks Pancy Polly Extra Top of Day Pancy . Trader Extra . 138 37 , 820 , 820 Circle p Pancy Pinnacle Extra , 820 , 48 Olen Rosa Extra . Glen Ivy Pancy .. . Blue Maltest Oroaa Extra . Red Maltese Cross Pancy , SOS Transport Extra OREOON BOSO SB . 820 720 H Bxa. Bear Creek Extra 88 8,831 bxs. Extra Pancy Oregon Boies price: Heavy hens, colored, 4 lbs. up, 20c lb.; do mediums, 18c; light, 14o lb.: broilers under IV4 lbs, 14 ffllBc) over 1 lbs 14J10c; col ored roosters over 8 lbs., 18 Q 20c; old roosters, So; du,cka Pekjn, 16c. ONIONS Selling price to retailers: Yakima olobea, 81.78; Oregon 82. POTATOES Local iv,a lb.; Dea chutes, 81.lO0tl.38; eastern Wash ington, 50c g 81. WOOL 1831 crop nominal; Wil lamette valley, 18lfig; eaatern Ore gon, 11 a loo lb. HAY Buying price from produc er: Alfalfa, 81414.50; clover, glOt) 12; Willamette valley timothy, 816; eastern Oregon timothy, 818; oats and vetch, 810 11. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 36. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close Deo. .eo .eon .eon .60', May .82 J4 .83 Vi .62 14 .83 Caau wheat: Big Bend bluestem .72 Soft white .68 Western white .88 Hard winter , .89 Northern spring .69 Western red .88 Oats: No. 2 white ........20.00 Today's ear receipts: Wheat 101; barley 1; flour 81; corn 8; hay 8. tan Francisco Butterfat SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 88 (AP) Butterfat F. O. B. Ban Francleoo, 34KO. Wall St. Report STOCK SALE AVERAGES (Copyright, 1831, Standard Statistics Company) 20 30 20 , 80 Ind'ls RR'a Ut'le Total Today 83 3 48.3 133.5 84.8 Prev. day... 84.8 81.8 188.8 88.8 Week ago... 80.8 83.8 130 8 83.3 Month ago. 83.8 83.8 132.8 88.2 Year agov13B.8 107.0 187.1 140.1 NEW YORK, Oct. 28. (AP) The stock market drifted about 1 to 4 points lower in apathetic trading to day, as further bullish stimulation waa lacking, and traders were In clined to take profits. The closing tone waa weak. The turnover, how ever, waa only about one and a quarter million aharea. Cloalng pHcee were a little above the day'a lowest, but recoveries gen erally amounted to small fractions. Today's oloalng prlcea for 17 select ed stocks follow: American Can 88 Amerloan T. i Anaconda Curtla wrlghft General Motor Int. T. e T, .. . 3 . 2614 . 17S . 18H . 18H , is4 ton , 33H . 83H . tt . 16V, . 68 H Montgomery Ward Paramount Pub. Radio Southern Pao. . S. O, of Cal. S. a of N, J Trans Am. un united Aircraft U. 8. Steel Corpt Trust aha. . 8 Mi S-yr, Fxd. Trust . Ye Poet's Corner Ily ltobbln Coons "O, (or the summer ease of a atar. To loll on the beaches at Mallbu far, To atretch In the aun and sprawl In the aand, To alp mint Julep and not lift a hand; To las and b gay and always keep oool With a dip and a dive In my own swimming pool, Or Jaunt to the courses (or battle with par. Or apln In my roadster to cities afar O, (or the lummer ease of a atari" (Contributed. Tunnasse had 31.861 boys and girls enrolled In crop and livestock pro ject thla year, Iowa pop corn acreage this sar. 83.000. Is about 30 per cent lower than last year'. aold here today . On Boso market firm on good colored stock; lower on Bis. 70s 80s 80s 100s 110s 120s 188s 190s 189a 180s lgts 310a 388a Avg. ..393 830 830 835 338 338 840 gtg 334 380 380 308 295 308 310 818 300 380 309 823 389 389 834 838 828 328 340 32S 319 328 103 378 279 379 280 380 880 90S 80S 28S 388 384 830 389 359 39S 299 370 370 378 290 360 398 209 903 300 W 339 838 838 340 340 840 830 318 888 . 318 395 390 840 330 318 111 818 810 388 387 . 820 908 808 SIS 820 838 8S0 828 83S 830 825 810 378 378 823 , 810 800 308 32S 818 820 830 830 880 828 308 808 823 , 81 300 80Q 300 800 800 800 ,245 848 848 349 838 820 310 380 268 281 39 830 830 83S 818 300 288 960 340 304 . 134 335 241 243 . 288 390 338 3S0 280 200 380 818 320 288 385 284 10-200 a box lower than yesterday. Anjous 70i 80s 80s 100a UOa 120a 139s 190a 169s 180s 195s 210a 328 Avg. 268 268 27B 290 290 SOS 300 300 SOB 383 380 265 305 270 270 285 285 38B 373 390 380 2S0 288 800 800 320 330 800 378 398 250 277 810 310 320 820 810 378 278 278 803 280 260 270 370 27B 280 388 280 278 276 278 278 300 300 318 338 816 330 380 330 830 318 288 389 386 300 806 800 300 SOS 808 288 380 iOO 280 200 290 80S 808 . 806 300 301 278 376 37S 380 390 290 387 280 390 298 300 800 310 818 830 311 800 100 800 306 310 31S 336 81S 810 811 390 298 800 800 306 810 8S0 860 838 310 908 316 28(r 280 280 290 300 816 330 308. 811 380 380 286 289 290 285 289 280 300 318 810 310 820 816 810 808 SOS 811 280 280 380 280 286 280 280 288 280 384 396 ' 279 290 280 386 300 300 ' 810 816 300 270 299 89a 40s 49s Avg. 170 170 170 . . 170 av, 8.07; 1,878 bxs, fancy av. 2.91, f MM RlaUTMffs 9vj rrv Now, people say that Pleasant "lew la bounded on each side By roads of all descriptions made for those who want to ride. But how can It be aald of Puffy' Farm that highways bound It When at thla moment WhUn and Puff ' and Bunny run around It? STORY ONE (continued from page one) waa occupied In casting English and French official texts Into thoroughly harmlesa diplomatic phrases. The task of fitting the right word Into the right place took ao much time and patience that when It waa fin ished Undersecretary Mills announc ed out of the depths of a great relief "the child la born." PARIS, Oct. 88 -(AP) French fi nancial nswspspsr aald today that smaller bank and business men who have been withdrawing credit balancea from the United States have taken new confidence In the dollar as a result of tha confer ences between President Hoover and Premier Laval. One outcome of those meetings, the paper agreed, I that tha Eur opean atgnatorlea to the Young plan, probably under the leadership of France, must confer regarding any alteration of that plan affect ing German reparations payments, for It la not thought likely now that the Hoover moratorium will be extended and relief under the Young plan la Oermany'a only recourse. v In soma quarters the belief was expressed that the Franco-American conversations have only begun and that aome way may be found to rescue credtta froaen In Germany by some new form of economlo re lief. JENKINS' COMMENT (Continued from page one) who wanted your product, and you would have to take what he offered unless some buyer would offer more. That, aa you can readily see, would mean a buyer' market nearly all the time. THHSRB are abuses in th system of speculative trading on the ex changee, of course, and these abusea frequently bear down on the pro ducer. But In the long run th sys tem probably result In much better marketa for the producer than If each producer had to wait befor he could make a sale until ha found someone who wanted hla product for actual consumption, ALL that aside the fact that In a couple of week a third of a bil lion dollar haa been added to the value of three leading crops by up ward swings la th future markete la the meet encouraging algn of busi ness recovery yet apparent. When agriculture Improve, all oth er business will Improve with It. Franc campa:Jns against dirt by consuming 34,041 mstrlo tons of cleaning and securing powder an nually. New Zealand produce large quan tities of silver aa a bv-nroduct of gold production, I 8ejBissaJrPliaJ5ilisT bxs. unclassified sv. 3.64, stronger. By A. B, Harris NOOALES, Ariz (AP) Uncertain paths of two great atreama of people closely related by economlo condi tions but divided by the barriers of nationality have crossed at thla In ternational border city. On Is made up of Chinese fleeing Mexico because of federal mandat and the other of Mexican repatriat ing from southern California. Both movements are linked to gether. Legislatures of many north ern Mexican state passed lawa pro hibiting Chinese from conducting business alter repatriating Mexicans returned to find choice valley landa occupied by Orientals and village shops guided by celestial hands, lleglra Unsolved The Moxlcan begin remain un solved, but a combination of econo mlo condition, love for homa landa and discrimination agalnat them baa been auggoatsd. Behind both movements there Ilea the despair of peoples torn suddenly from their homes la landa of their adoption. Offlclala estimated 60,000 Mexicans .have left southern California since January, many of whom have died by the wayside aa they crossed rug ged mountain rangea and waterless desert. Suffer Hardships Similar stories of hardships and despair have come out of the remot Mexican volley aa Chines, fearing lor their live alter the mandate agalnat them, dropped their tool and fled for the border where new perlla awaited them. Hundreds of farms are Idle. Crops have withered and died. Mercantile establishments, cafea, brokarag houses all operated by Chinese prior to the mandate have been aban doned, Mexloana have refuaed to purohaae the propertlea at half their value, O. K. Wong, Chines vie consul, said, aa he placed the loea In Sonora at 10.000,000. Piecing Chines accused Mexican Immigration authorltlea of charging them prohibitive prlcea for permit to cross the border, although official denlala have been Issued, Unlike Mexicans who sought to return to Mexico In ancient automo biles, broken wagon and skeleton like horses, wealthy Chli.ess posted thslr 8500 bond with United Bute Immigration authorltlea for their eat tranapr-tatlon to San Francisco and thence by ship to tha Orient. But fie poorer Chinese, Ilk Mexi can peons who died from hunger and thirst when their ancient automo biles brok down under a blaatng desert sun, have filled border Jails. Free booklet of "by air mall" label are being Isaued by the British postofflc in a campaign to Increase th us of air mall service. Forest and field fire la Califor nia during the tint eight month of 1931 caused more than three times the damage recorded for the entire preceding year. Regular Communication . f Rftma f . , , n V fl BeX, Wednesday evening, Oct. 38. Visiting members wel come Hsttl M. Alden, Secy. GAS IN UPPER BOWEL MAKES PEOPLE NERVOUS nervousness and bad sleep are both eaiwed Ov gas in upper bowel. Sod, magnesia or "stomach tablets" do not reach It. They act on stomsch alone. The simple German remedy. Adler Ika. washea out BOTH atomach and bowels, removing poisons which cause gas bloating, nervousness, bad aleep. Allerlk contains no harmful drugs. Get It today; In 2 hours you will be rid of all gaa and bowel poisons. l'eath's Drug Store. riniri rra "mpie ni to H It H l 'mP " ADLKR1KA CO.. A lVijliDcpt. S3, at. Paul. Minn. LAWS OF MEXICO FORCING CHINESE OUT OF COUNTRY FROM RENO TRIP Tired and happy, after a Joyour pilgrimage to Reno, Nevada, ISO Shmrlnera returned tot heir Rogue river valley home today after partici pating In one of the, most colorful and successful Shrine conclaves In th history of th Nevada metropolis. The Hlllah 13-ear special train, bear. Ing th wearers of the red fes and their wlvea, arrived la Klamath Palla at 8:00 o'olock this morning. A bright Nevada sun, which bathed th sage clad mountains near Reno In it warm glo, added It touch to th warm hospitality of Kerak Bhrln era and th friendly people of the gay little city. Never before have Hlllah Tempi members enjoyed finer enter tainment and a finer, a more friend ly welcome than furnished by the people In Nevada, according to return ing Shrine nobles. Following a colorful parade, In which Hlllah' Aarab patrol, newly organized band and drum corps par ticipated, tha southern Oregon Shrln ers attended the gridiron battle be tween Fresno 8tt and the Univer sity of Nevada. Attractively' decorated float and various marching bodies entertained the football fana before th game and Hlllah' patrol won the enthusiastic approval of the crowds In Its drill on the Nevada stadium. J. Hill and H Hill, members of the University of Nevada team, made a real hit with the southern Oregon Shrlners, The two Hill boys, although not brothers, played outstanding games for Nevada and contributed materially to U. of N.'s decisive de. feat of the Callfornlana. Bacollnl and Glenn of Fresno Stat showed good offensive work but the lighter and weaker California squad waa no match for the Reno aggregation. In the evening a great banquet waa enjoyed In the Oddfsllofs hall of Reno followed by a night parade. Th Joint ceremonial of Kerak Temple and Htl lah Temple was then held at the Reno high school auditorium with Hlllah' "wrecking crew" presenting tne second section. After the night session the Oregonlan had a glimpse of Reno's night clubs and gambling halls where the goddess of chance reigns supreme, Nevada'a lenient leg islation makes Reno's night life full of gaiety and glamcr. ' One of the high spot or tne onrin- er's visit to Nevada was the caravan to the famoua old ghost town, Vir ginia City. Here, in the hey day of mining activity when tne wona-ia' moua Comstock lode poured fourth silver and gold running into the hun dreds of million dollars, countless fortunes were made. Now the old ghost city, built over a veritable honeycomb of mine shafts Is liter ally sinking Into oblivion a the old town 1 slowly settling and sliding down the steep mountain side and falllnglnto decay. At Virginia City a banquet waa served In the ancient Masonlo Tem pie where the spark of Masonry was kept alive in the rough and ruggea days of the gold and silver rush. From Virginia City, tne onrinera were taken to Carson City where the Nevada state penitentiary was visited and the old Nevada capital glimpsed. After a brief atop in Carson City the caravan Journeyed to Lake Tahoe, high In the mountains above Reno. An old-fashion Italian dinner at Toscano's, Reno'a touch of old Italy, was the climax of two days of Incom- narable entertainment. Here the southern Oregon Shrlners and their wlvea dined and danced until the Hll lah special train Bounded tta warn ing whistle and the visitors gathered at the Reno depot for the homeward Journey. It la the consensu of opinion of southern Oregon Shrlners that the Reno pilgrimage mark a new red let ter day in Hlllah Temple's history. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST Brown purse containing 18 caah ana a cneoxa payaoie j c. Strong. Reward. Return to Tribune. FOR RENT Modern aeven-room country home fully rurnisnea. Piano, ovorstuffed furniture, elec trlo range, hardwood floors and fireplace. Phone 841-J-4. LOST Lady's Bulova whit gold wrist watch and bracelet. Return 10 Tribune. Reward. WANTED Married man with aome help to work orchard on anarea. Good house and buildings. Close to Medford. Fully equipped. Box 3009 car Tribune. FOR RENT Attractive room, heat, board, garage. 83 N. Peach. FOR RENT 3-room apartment fur nished, private bath, am o. ivy ot. Phone 600-L. LOT BAROAIN Non resident aays sell sllthtly Esat elan lot lor aaao. clear. Near Roosevelt school. D. B. Millard. 438 B. Main. THE PERSON who took the green knit suit from Chevrolet car is known: It returned to Mall Tribune no questlona will be asked. LADY wlehes work by the hour. Box 2080 Tribune. WANTED Comptometer operator. Must be experienced. Excellent op portunity. Apply, stating ace. ex perience, education. Box 3008 Tri bune. ANOTHER 1831 Tudor Sedan guaran teed like new. Never registered, big discount. Your car In trade. B Z terms. Gate Auto Co. Used Car Den. rOR SALE Ford roadster, model "37 License. Coed running order. Tel. 1054 -J. FOR SALE 1 set of harness. 1 cup board. SJ 80; a mattresses, 1.00 ea. 8358 N. Riverside. FOR SALE 8-room house es lota tn Jacksonville. Price SOOO. Inquire Lyden hous. FOR SALE Cheap ferttllrer Barn yard mannre. Phone 790-M. WANT plowing, land leveling. Have team or tractor. Phone 780-M. FOR RENT fl-room apartment, fur nished. 118 UUtlsto. it "a AMtotHated Preat Photo Edith Larson waa sslectod at "Father Knickerbocker1 secretary" and representative buslnas girl al New York' business shout MORE RAIN COMING Fl PORTLAND, Oct. 26. (AP) In creasing cloudlneu today and con tinued rain tomorrow was forecast by the weather bureau here today. Slightly higher temperatures were expected In the western part of the state. The storm brought more than a half inch of rain to Oregon City, ?ortland got .S3, Albany -2a, Salem JO, and Medford and Roseburg of an Inch. 1 V0CIETY and Clubs Shockleys Entertain With Dinner Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Shockley enter tained with a dinner at their home, 001 King street last nig,ht. Covers were laid for four guests. 1 A North Carolina master farmer obtained a yield of 43 bushels an acre from 60 acres of wheat. For Deep Coughs You Need the Safest Help Creomuleion is not tho cheapest hdp or cough or colds. It is made to do the utmost whatever the con dition. It combine ia one prescrip tion seven of the world's best helps. It Is made in particular for coughs and colds which hang on. There is where one dare not risk a help oi lesser value But la it wise in any cough to trust a less effective help? Creotou is in it, blended, emulsi fied and tasty. In an ideal way it presents the supreme help for soothing membranes and combating cold germs. But there are also white pine tar, wild cherry bark, menthol, ipecac, etc Each i best for some coughs. ir i El ' l'WlC'' " I P 1 No wonder there's a great satisfaction in paying bills by check. A cancelled check is a fool-proof receipt that gives you a feeling of security. OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT THIS BANK AND SAVE A rousing football rally with all th trimming waa staged by the Kl wanl club, under the direction of Walter Prazer Brown, program chair man. In honor of the Medford team at the Hotel Medford thla noon. Coach D. K. Burgher, Backfleld Coach B: M. Klrtley, Principal Cbarle O. Smith and 40 high school player were the guest of honor. A sumptuous turkey banquet waa served, with the long tables specially arranged and decorated In high school colors and motlfa by members of the Girls league. The head table, seating President John Mann, the principal and the two coaches, was elevated above the rest, and It white surface represented a football field with red and black goal posts at either end. Lively songs and brief talks by the guests filled the scheduled time and proved highly entertaining. Among the members who played football in the "old daya ' and were called upon to contribute talk were: W. J. War ner, Olln Arnsplger and Dr. F. O. Thayer. x Principal guest speakers were: Coaohes Burgher and Klrtley. Prln clpal Smith, "Dutch" Zumbrunn, Bill Cunningham and Bill Walker. ARTIST NUMBERS Announcement of artist numbers on the civic music concert to be given In thla city soon, will be an nounced In a very abort time, wm. P. Isaacs, president of the southern Oregon branch of the Civic Music as sociation atated today. With the complete report on all outstanding accounts, which 1 ex pected in a few dys, local program selection will be given. Miss Alice Seckles and Miss Jane Goude, both of San Francisco, who were here In In terest of the association, left laat evening on the Shasta for the south. LONG PRISON TERM SEATTLE, Oct. 26. (AP) Adolph P. Linden and Edmond W. Campbell, former presidents of the defunct Puget Sound Savings and Loan asso- Here we combine ell major helpa to fight coughs to the limit from the start. Because of this expensive combi nation, Creomulsion costs a little mora than lesser helps, but your druggist guarantees k. He returns your money if you ask for it, A three-day cough la a danger sig nal. There you must use Creomulsion to bo sure. But is it wise to trust any cough to lesser help when tha utmost is at your command ? You never know where a cough may lead. Treat it with the beat men know. CREOMULSION for Difficult Cough and Colda A Private Checking Account TheJacksonCountyBank BSTA8LISHBD IMS Medford, Oregon Commercial Sacinfj Saft Deposit North I'lkota testa nave shown that feed coat la about halt the total cost of producing milk with the aver age dairy cow. When Rest Is Broken Treat Disordered Kidney Function Promptly. A nagging backache, with bladder irritations; burning, scanty and too frequent pas sage and getting up at night, may warn of disordered kidney function. Thousands recom mend Doan's Pills in these con ditions. Praised for 50 years by grateful users the country over. ld by dealers everywhere. Doan's ills AMDETC ron THE KIDNEVS TO mm NO MORE THIT TAILOR 120 North Central Phone 632 ? y T t ? t f ? t t t t f ? 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