Medford mail tribune., July 12, 1932, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1932.
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Local and
Here for Operation P. R. Lyons of
Kiamatn Falls la in Medford today,
hiving com to this city to undergo
an operation.
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Dlttemore In Hospital J. H. Ditte
more of this city underwent ft major
operation at the Community hospital
and Is getting along nicely.
To Jarshf.eld Bart Hanley of San
Francisco arrived In Medford on the
Shasta at noon today. He plans to
continue to M&rshfleld from here.
At the Hotels Mr. and Mrs. Theo
dore Stein me t of Rno, Nov., and
George M. Yeatman of St. Louis, Ma.,
were registered at hotels here todav.
( Arizona Folk Visit Mr. and Mrs.
L. T. Martin are guest here from
Parker, Arls., Mr. Martin having come
here for medical attention.
In Sacred Heart John Louie of
Gaeelle, Cal., who underwent an op
eration at the Sacred Heart hospital
Monday, was reported in a much Im
proved condition today,
Mrs. Hamilton Home Mrs. Wm. B.
Hamilton has returned to her home
at 48 North Quince from the Com
munity hospital. Srte left the hos
pital last, evening In a much Improv
ed condition.
Washington Guests Mrs. R. W.
Bates of Puyallup -was among the
Washington guests stopping at the
hotels in Medford. The others were
registered from Seattle as follows:
T. Jungemeyer, Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Young and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Russell and Russell Miller.
Catches Steelhead Wm. P. Isaacs,
well known local angler, found yes
rterday a lucky day. He brought a
steelhead weighing 614 pounds from
the Rogtio at Curry riffle yesterday
evening. The fish's first nibble con
stituted his only strike for the after
noon. Returns Home Mrs. Arthur Elli
son of Portland, who has been visit
ing relatives In the valley for the
past two weeks, left for the north
this noon on the Shasta. She was
accompanied" by her grandson, Har
old Baker, young son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Baker of May street.
From State Points StoppiJ
hotels In the city from points in
Oregon outside of Portland are S. S.
George, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Schall
horn and Robert M. Betts of Eugene.
Charles B. Gray of Marshfleld, E. B.
Whits tone of Roseburg and Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Hod get of Merrill.
Undergo Operations John Day of
Gold Hill, former football player of
Medford high school, underwent a
major operation at the Community
hospital this morning aifd was re
ported getting along nicely this after
)noon. Albert Gardner .also under
went a major operation at the Com
munity hospital.
Business Callers The list of busi
ness callers In . Medford today from
neighboring localities Includes Mrs.
A. C. Guldl of Gold Hill. Mrs. S. Pro
volt of Ashland, Mrs. A. E. Powell of
Central Point, Mrs. J. J. King, also
of the latter city, Mrs. P. R. Hardy
and daughter of Ashland, and Mary
Hannaford of Eagle Point.
Legion to Ashland Members of the
local American Legion post will Jour
ney to Ashland this evening to ex
tend an Invitation to that post to
attend the dedication of the new
Jackson county courthouse, Septem
ber 1. All members of the Medford
post who plan to visit Ashland are
asked to meet at the Chamber of
Commerce at 7:30 o'clock.
Guests of Bowmans Mr. and Mrs.
Claud D. Records and son Donald
M have returned to their home In Oro-
vllle, Cal., after spending the week
end as guests of Mr. Record's sister,
Mrs. Carl Bowman. They motored
to Albany Saturday and Mrs. Lola
James and son Darrell came to Med
ford with them to visit at the Bow
man home.
From Northern California Coun
ties of northern California were well
represented in Medford this morn
ing. The list of visitors Included
Alec White and E. W. Ekwall of
Weed, Mrs. H. E. Williamson of
Stockton, Mrs. W. L. Fisher and
daughter of Shasta, Mrs. J. E. Cant
rall and daughter of Dunsmulr, Mrs.
G. Cottanl and daughter of Mcdoud.
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Register from Portland Hotel
guests registered here from Portland
Include H. D. Ha worth, A. W. Adam
son, Mr. and Mrs. M. Henry. Martha
Jane Woods, H. J. Tubelhorn, A. H.
Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dolan,
L. Axland. L. E. Larsen, E, N. Pen
field. J. K. Elder, C. E. Burnett,
Theo. W. Hoke, T. B. Watson and R.
C. Brennan.
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And
Remember
When leaning np that
picnic lunch that
Fluhrer'g Holsum is the
ideal bread for
sandwiches
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Personal
Expected Here-7ack Casey of Trail
Is expected in Medford this evening
by train from Portland, having spent
the past week there visiting.
Merrltts Returns-Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Merrltt have returned to their
home here, having spent the past
week In Seattle, visiting relatives. '
Return from South Mrs. Clatous
McCredle and Mrs. Hazel Roberts re
turned to Medford on the Shasta at
noon today from San Francisco where
they have been vacationing for the
past ten days.
Expected Home Today John Wil
kinson, Jr., Is expected to return to
Medford from Portland this evening.
He has been a guest In the Rose city
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stiver for the
past week.
Guest of Relatives Justin Eifert,
who came to Ashland yesterday on
the Southern Pacific run. continued
to Medford for a visit with his moth
er, Mrs. Rose Eifert, and sisters, be
fore returning to Roseburg.
Here from Fort Klamath Emmett
Slsemore and Roland Slsemore of
Port Klamath have been guests of
relatives and friends here since Sun
day, and will return to their home
today with Mrs. James Pelton.
In from Phoenix Laura Burson,
Mrs. D. W. Dickey and Mrs. Floyd
Hendrlckson of Phoenix were busi
ness callers in Medford this morning.
Mrs. Sam McNalr of Ashland was a
business visitor yesterday and C. R.
Bowman of Talent today.
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Ball Men Here Charles A. Fullen
of the Chicago Great Western and
George Thomas, representative of the
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul jlnes,
are In Medford today attending to
business matters, having arrived here
by train this morning.
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Undergo Operations Four persona
from neighboring communities un
derwent major operations at the Com
munity hospital yesterday. They were
Mrs. James Garrett of Eagle Point,
Mrs. VanBrunt of Ashland, Mrs. W.
C. Rust of Rogue River and Elbert
Gardner of Central Point.
Dance at Gardens After a rest
from activity, Oriental Gardens, tn
Merrick's Natatorlum, was the scene
of a danco Saturday night, under
the auspices of Dynee brothers' or
chestra. They will conduct dances at
the Gardens Wednesday and Saturday
nights of each week.
Issue Permits Two building per
mits have been Issued by the city
department, with Sgobel & Day re
ceiving permission to do repair work
at 302 North Fir street, at a cost of
100. Another went to F. E. Troutler
of 314 cottage street, for the con
struction of & garage at 9100.
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Give Examinations) Ward Mc
Reynolds and his assistant, E. R.
"Pete" Thurber, examiners of oper
ators and chauffeurs, left today for
Klamath Falls, having given several
tests this, morning. Approximately
100 examinations were given by the
two men here Saturday and Monday.
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Insurance Men Here Frank Glover,
representative of the National Fire
Insurance company of Hartford, Is in
Medford today from Portland, attend
ing to business matters, and was a
guest yesterday at the meeting of the
local Klwanls club. L. M. Miller, who
also represents the Hartford company,
spent Monday in the city.
Grass Fires The city fire depart
ment was called twice yesterday to
extinguish grass fires. One was at
the corner of Genesee and Sherman
streets, and the other was on West
Jackson street, near the Jackson
school. At 10:45 o'clock last evening
the department answered a call to the
corner of West Second and Oak
streets to extinguish a car fire.
Mrs. Cotchett Arrives Mrs. James
Cotchett and son, James Jr., of Aus
tralia arrived In Medford Sunday
from San Francisco and with Mrs.
James Pelton of Fort Klamath, who
met them upon their arrival In the
bay city, are leaving today for the
Pelton ranch after being guests since
Sunday of the John Orths. Mrs.
Cotchett and son will spend the sum
mer with Mrs. Pelton at her ranch.
The two women are sisters.
Miss Fa mm Goes Home Miss
Prances Farran of Rowen, Iowa, has
left for her home after a pleasant
visit here with her aunt, Mrs. R. A.
Murray and other relatives. She ar
rived In Medford from the south
with her brother, Duncan Farran and
family of Los Angeles, who also spent
their vacation In the Rogue Rlwr
valley. The trip was Miss Farran's
first to this section and she was very
favorably Impressed with the valley
and surrounding hills, and announc
ed a preference for Oregon over Cali
fornia. While here she enjoyed a
fishing trip up Butte creek and other
short Journeys to scenic points.
Visits Pflurs Wm. Schultu of the
state of California building and loan
commission was a visitor In Medford
last week at the home of Mr. and I
; Mrs. Edw. H. Pflug. Mr. Schults was a 1
i former bank examiner in California ,
' and made frequent visits to Oregon
: In the Interests of a prominent San i
. Francisco bank auditing firm. Mr.
Schulta and family visited Crater
, lake and Diamond lake with Mr. i
! Pflug and family, where the Schultz's
! motored on up The Dalles-California
highway to Mt. Hood and Portland.
Traveler from Houth an Fran- :
Cisco residents at the hotels here In
clude Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Nathan.
Mrs. H. D. Bryant, Mrs. M. L. Bryant,
J. P. Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Hunt
and daughter, George C. Borne man.
B. R. Monta and Bert Croft. Others
from that state are C. H. McCutchan I
of Mt. Shasta. Mr. and Mrs. H. Stev- 1
ens and Mr. and Mr.. D. Samuels of
VaUeJo. P. W. Bloemer of San Jose,
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jones and Mar
garet Jones of' Alhambra. Dave ZoUe
and R. D. Lndon-n and family of
Los Angeles, Ben C. Fork of Los
Anstr and Al Lee and O. W. A1U&
l ger of Cnico.
Leaves for Hospital M. L. Mead
ows left yesterday for Portland, to
enter the Veterans' hospital for
treatment.
Visits Here Cora Webber, who for
merly resided In Medford, was hare
yesterday calling on friends. She
was en route from Hollywood to Rose
burg, to visit relatives.
FOR RABBIT BREEDERS
The Southern Oregon Mutual Rab
bit association met Sunday afternoon
at the homestead of W. P. Horn at
Trail, for the first out-of-door meet
ing of the season, which was en
Joyed by the members and their
families, according to reports.
Mrs. Charles Fisher was elected
treasurer to fill the vacancy, and
the association took some active
steps to stimulate local Interest In
the domestic rabbit Industry and to
Improve marketing facilities.
CRITICAL CONDITION
Dr. D. W. Stone, local veterinarian,
was reported In a serious condition,
following an attack of asthma at
his home today. He has been suf
fering from the disease for some
time and during the past few days
Its hold upon him Increased until
this morning his condition was de
scribed by the attending physician
as critical. N'o change was reported
this afternoon.
Joan Bennett Star
New Craterian Hit
' From a luxurious home to a tene
ment, and then in rapid succession
to an elaborate apeakea3y, a Green
wich Village apartment, an artist's
studio, an Adirondack lodge and an
ocean liner these are the contrasting
backgrounds against which Joan Ben
nett and Ben Lyon move In "Week
Ends Only." The picture Is Miss Ben
nett's newest vehicle coming to the
Pox Craterian theatre Wednesday and
Thursday.
With a swlft-movlng romance that
Involves plenty of complications and
a climax that remains In 'doubt until
the final scene, this picture promises
exceptional entertainment to local
film patrons. John Halllday heads
the supporting cast, which Includes
Walter Byron and Halllwell Hobbes.
"Head Headed Woman," featuring
Jean Harlow and Chester Morris,
closes a three-day run at the Cra
terian tonight. At 8 o'clock local
red-headed women will appear on the
stage competing for a gold wrist
watch. The audience will decide the
contestant with the reddest hair, ac
cording to Manager Don Oeddes,
Federal Employes
In Meeting Today
Postmaster W. J. Warner and R. O.
Beach, assistant postmaster, left to
day for Grants Pass to attend the
meeting of the Federal Business Men's
Association of Southern Oregon.
Hugh B. Rankin, aupervlsor of the
Crater national forest, and his as
sistant, Karl Janouah, are also at
tending the meeting.
Bond Subscribers
Owe Ten Million
NEW YORK, July 13. (") The
1100,000,000 Morgan-sponsored Amer
ican Securltlea Investing corporation,
formed several weeks ago for the pur
pose of Investing In premier secur
ities, today Issued It first call for
payment on the subscriptions of Its
members.
The call la for an Initial payment
of 110,000,000.
Mystery Film at Boxy
"Guilty Hands," an action, mystery
thriller starring Lionel Barrvmnrn
and Kay Francis, opens at the Roxy
tneatr loaay. Tne cast includes
William Bskewell, C. Aubrey Smith
and Polly Moran.
Dr. E. W. Hoffman has established
his chiropractic office In his resi
dence on Jacksonville highway. Tel
731-H.
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Dynge Bros. Orchestra
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Medford
TOURIST CONTACT
W. M. Clemenson, chairman of
the tourist contact committee of
the Medford Chamber of Commerce,
announced today that arrangements
have been completed for the two
meetings of service station, restau
rant, hotel, auto camp, and garage
owners and employees, together with
other lines of business who come In
direct contact with the tourist,
which will be held at the Hctel Med
ford tomorrow at 3 and 8 p.m. The
meetings are called for the pur
pose of giving those contacting the
motoring public more complete in
formation concerning the recrea
tional attractions of southern Ore
gon. Speakers will appear on the pro
gram representing the various re
sorts In southern Oregon, who will
be prepared to give complete in
formation on the attractions at the
various places. Olen Fabrlck will
represent Lake o the Woods: A. C.
Perry, Diamond lake; E. C. Soil risky
and Ernest Rostel, Crater Lake Na
tional park: George 8ablnv Oregon
Caves resort: H. L. Noblltt, Rogue
river, and C. T. Steward will give
a summary of the recreational at
tractions of the entire area. Mr.
Clemenson will preside at the after
noon session, and A. P. Johnsen,
director of the committee, will pre
side during the evening.
It Is the purpose of the committee,
according to Mr. Clemenson, to en
able those dealing directly with the
tourist, to supply complete and ac
curate information to all questions
asked as to where to go and what
to do in southern Oregon. "We be
lieve." he said, "that through the
distribution of accurate Information
to the motoring public, it will be
possible to Induce many to remain
longer In the aouthern Oregon coun
try, thereby increasing the benefits
to be derived from tourist travel,
even though the travel volume re
mains the same.
The new recreational folders re
cently published by the chamber of
commerce will be distributed to the
representatives ' who attend the
meetings, In order that they may
be placed In the hands of the mo
toring public, where they will do
the greatest amount of good. The
new booklet are attractively printed,
and contain many suggestions for
vacation trips through southern Ore
gon. RIVIERA, July 13. (Spl.) Max
Keswick, who purchased the Jim
Chllders property, is putting In" a
modern auto camp. They have three
cabins completed and Intend to
build more. This Is said to be an
Ideal spot for an auto camp, as it
Is on the bank of Rogue river.
Mrs. R. L. Miller and father, Henry
Miller of Grants Pass, are working
their mine on the left hand fork
of Foots creek, and report many
prospectors In the hills. Many old
ledges are being worked aaln.
Roy Tompkins of the Riviera
plantation has several men employed
getting In the second crop of alfalfa.
Mrs. Fred Wahl and mother, Mrs.
Roe of Medford, spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Pauline Wahl.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Sargent spent
Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Prefountain. -
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Boomsllter
and son, Nelson Lee, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Boomfll Iter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Smith.
Mrs. Victor Bfrdseye spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. L. L. Smith.
Mrs. Porsytho of Rogue River
called on Mm. George Lance Wednes
day, also Mr. and Mrs. Dale Norton
and twins, Irene and Dean, and
Francis and Wayne of Gold Hill.
Charles Champlin of Medford Is
Riviera
YOU WANTED SOMETHING DIFFERENT!
HERE IT. IS!
wa rn "
JAY BRUCE
OFFICIAL CALIFORNIA
LION HUNTER
spending the week at the Champlin
El Oro ranch.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles McMerrlck has been quite
111.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook of the
Cook it Rowe mine, are spending
this week at their home in Gold Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Biles and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Joelson
spent Monday at Crescent City.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Lance were
business visitors In Grants pass
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Guetalaff and
son, Frederick, were recent visitors
to Crater lake and Diamond lake.
Earl Zimmerman of Evans creek
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L.
Sargent.
T PASS TEST
SALEM, July 12. (AP) President
Hoover, in a telegram to Governor
Julius L. Meier yesterday, said a
civil suit in federal courts to test
the possible trust feature of a lum
ber organization Is a necessary fore
runner to any final organization of
a large-scale lumber production com
bine. The wire was a reply to the
governor's appeal to Washington for
drastic action to cerrect existing
conditions in the lumber Industry.
A combination to Increase lumber
prices and to regulate production,
is contemplated.
Prominent lumbermen of Portland
plan a conference tomorrow to ascer
tain If the Industry Is willing to
test Its proposed consolidation cor
poration in federal courts. The
Hoover telegram was phoned to
Portland by the governor following
; Its receipt here late yesterday.
It Is solely a question of the ln
i terpretatlon which the courts may
i have placed and may place on such
I action. The attorney general has
1 no power to give interpretation to
. the anti-trust laws or approve action
which violates these laws.
SLAYER PLEADS
SALEM, July 12. tVP) Frank Man
ning, 30, charged with murder of
James Iverson, SUverton night watch
man, on May 3, 1B31, changed his
plea from not guilty of first degree
murder, to guilty of second degree
murder here today. Judge Fred Wil
son of The Dalles heard the plea.
. Depree Poe ami Robert Ripley, also
arrested In connection with the
shooting of Iverson, and charged
with first degree murder, have both
previously pleaded not guilty. Their
trials will start on July 30, to be
tried separately. Manning will be sen
tenced following these trials.
Notice to Creditors,
Notice ts hereby given that I have
been appointed by .the County Court
of Jackson County, Oregon, Adminis
trator of the Estate of Clara Klme.
deceased, and have qualified. All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
them, with proper vouchers, and duly
verified, to me at the office of Harry
C. Skyrman, attorney for said estate,
at Room 409 Medford Building, In
Medford, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice, Dated
and first published July 13th, 1033.
NICHOLAS KIME,
Administrator.
State
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Plus Cartoon and Comedy
Last Times Tonite
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Franklin D. Kooeevelt may b to
many people in the United States
Just the Democratic party's candidate
for president but to a couple In
Medford and to their small daughter
at Warm Springs, Ga., he Is above alt
else, first and last, the great hu
manitarian.
For to them he represents a hope
that two little legs will wAlk again,
and faith In the return of strength
to a small back, for four years Inade
quate to the needs of a bright little
girl Mary Frances Hollcway.
Through Governor Roosevelt's per
sonal Interest, "which the Georgians
claim extends to all of humanity that
suffers," Mrs. Holloway said this
morning, "Mary Frances la now en
Joying life and renewed strength at
Warm Springs, Ga.,M the health resort
which gave the Democratic party's
choice his return to a healthy body.
Mary Frances Holloway, like Gov
ernor Roosevelt, had Infantile paraly
sis, she was Just 5 years old when
the disease came along to destroy the
strength of her body, which refused
to surrender to the ravages of the
affliction but from the struggle a
little rumpled and very weak.
For four years her parents sought
cures. Lrt fall, after reading much
of the battle made by Governor
Roosevelt, who carried on with the
aid of nature and nature's cures,
they wrote to him. In September
the sympathetic return letter came
from the governor, announcing that
their letter hf.d been forwarded to
the doctor of the Warm Springs
foundation, of which Governor Roose
velt Is still president, and that every
consideration would be given their
daughter.
January 0, Mrs. Holloway went
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
FOR SALE OR TRADE 80 turkoys, 3
months old. R. 1, Box 25, Talent.
FOR SALE Best service station In
southern Oregon; 6 pumps; Junc
tion of Klamath and Pacific high
ways. Priced right. M. B. Robin
son, Junction Super Service Sta
tion, Ashland.
FOR TRADE Desirable city lots,
close In, for what have you. Box
6976. care Tribune.
FOR BALE CHEAP IF TAKEN AT
ONCE Completely equipped serv
ice station and auto repair shop;
AAA and National Auto club serv
ice. Includes buildings, lots and all
station equipment, stock, etc.; lo
cated on good all-year traveled
highway. Must sell account 111
health. Will give some terms. In
quire at Tribune for owner's ad
dress. WILL PAY CASH for late model De
Soto Sedan. Must be cheap. Tel.
95-L.
FOR SALE 11 R. I. R. pullets. Just
coming into laying; priced reason
able. J. M. J., centra, point, ore,
Box 37S. Phone 10XX3.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 lots in
Klamath Falls for Medford prop
erty or acreage. Mall Tribune, Box
6887.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished down
stairs front room; also garage; both
for $13 per month. 826 So. River
side Ave.
ROXY IRc
THEATER I f
Tuesday and Wednesday
"Guilty Hands"
With LIONEL BAHRYMORE
Kay Francis
Dally Mat. 1:411. Eve 7:15
Children lOo Adults 15o
"The Dark Horse"
south with her little girl to the
health resort established "through
the efforts and fortune of Franklin
D. Roosevelt," following his discov
ery of the healing quail tie of the
springs.
While she was there with her
daughter the governor did not call,
Mrs. Holloway said this morning, but
as soon as she arrived at the resort
she sensed bis wonderful personality
In the Influence It has exerted In the
patients. He has visited the springs
twice since Mary Frances has been
a patient and glowing reports of his
sojourns came to Medford soon after.
In his own cabin Governor Roose
velt entertained the children at a
glorious party. Olfts were brought to
ease the struggle all are making
against afflictions.
Negro bands and singers are con
stant entertainers. Lovely table ap
pointments are perpetual in the din
ing room of the resort, which has cast
aside all hospital atmosphere. "Mary
Frances never complains of being
homesick," Mrs. Holloway added,
"and best of ail monthly reports ahow
that she has already made a marked
improvement. Her back Is stronger
and In time, with the use of crutches,
they promise us she will be able to go
where she chooses."
Chlloquin. Work on surfacing con
tract for Chlloquln-Sprague River
road being rushed.
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"HATTA MARRI"
ON THE STAGE
Evening Performance Only
Medford Theatre Players
In Oeorire Ade'a Domeitlo Fare
"SPEAKING TO FATHER"
By permlulon Samuel French A Co.
DIRECTION Or RALPH BAILEY
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from all pointi, to male your trip economical.
Call now (or information and raaervationi.
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FEWER PIGS REPORTED
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WASHINGTON, July 13. (AP)
The department of agriculture today
reported the number of young pigs
on farms on June 1 was 00.093,000,
a decrease of 3,758.000 compared with
the same date last year.
The decrease estimate was atrlb
uted to a drop of 8 per cent In the
number of sows farrowed and of 4
per cent In the average number of
pigs saved per litter.
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