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PAGE TEN MEDFORD M2JL TRD3TJNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1932.. Medford mail Tribune "E-wyons la Southern Oraaoa taadi the Mill TrlbuiK" Daily Eiupt Saturday Published DT UZDFOHD PBI.VTISQ CO. tt-tr-x n. rir il rtniM ti SOBEBT W. BURL, EdIUr E. U KNAPP, Manaier Aa lodtpcftdrnt Kmpaptr Bntarad u axons claaa putter at sladford urates, unocr act w aiarcn a, jiii. , SUBSCMPTIOK BATED Mill In Advanea Dally, rtar $5.00 Dally, nontrj By Carrier, In aflranea Medford, Ashland. laetaonrlUa, Central Point. PboeoU, TalinL Gold Bill and oo Hlilnrars. Dally, moolb ' Dalit, ana itir T. AU terns, eaih In aounea. Offlelal paper of U City of Medford. Official paper of Jacawn County. MEMBER Of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Beeelilm full Uaiad Wire Berrien Tba Aiaoelated Preta ll aielnllrely antltlad to tba ueo for publication of all newi dlipatenea eredlted to It or olherwlia credited In thta paper and aim to the local newa publimed herein. All rlatti for publication of ipeelal dlapateaea herein are alio rewned. I'VViiKH or UNITED PBEBS MEMBER OP AUDIT BUBEAD OP CIRCULATIONS AdrertUlnf Repreeentatlrea M C. MOOENBEN A COMPANY Offlcea In Ne Vora, Chlcaio, Detroit, San franelifo, Loa Amelia, Beaitla. Portland. Ye Smudge Pot Bj Arthur Perry .Hnttui sv-ftrv for vetT- thing but th grim necessities, such as gasolin. hunting trips, football tickets, and betting on the election. a The finest summer In the memory of the oldest Inhabitant 1 ended, but few enjoyed It, M they were too buiy fretting about the taxes, and fighting for purity In politics. Dr. Daniel Crosby, noted health authority, who was to apeak on "How to Keep Well," could not appear be cause of Illness. (Alameda, Calif., Tlmea-Star.) Perhaps you recall that the gent who wrote the book entitled, Dont Worry," committed suicide. . Rain fell Wed. and enhanced the chances of getting shot for a deer. Prospects of sufficient rain to cause the fanners to plow until after the election, are not bright. . . t. . . The Young Democrats of the valley - eMtinii tbAir oat. The? fear lessly, like the boy upon the burning deck, plunge Into discussions of the tariff. Clarence Darrow, the famed lawyer, and generally admitted think er, once declared, "the tariff Is too much for me." This, however, will not deter a young Democrat, or an Old Democrat, either from attempt lng to discuss the tariff. The writer knows nothing whatsoever about the tariff, but can write all day about It, from either aide of the political fence. AND ALL ENJOY IT (New York Herald-Tribune) "The rising tide of this 'agin' sentiment In the United States radical sentiment, angry senti ment, everything that can be grouped within the term non conservative. Is a very new thing. "It has come about within a few weeks, and Is, of course, a result of the depression. Up to as recently as three months ago the country had gone through two and a half years of deprea slon without angry emotion." a Hiram Robbs, once a good cltlten of Clifton, but now a traveling sales man, was here for a week-end visit. (Pauley Items.) When the moral fibre weakens. ... "TALK GIVES MARK TO SHOOT AT' (Del Norte Triplicate.) But they never do. Who can remember when the .pur chaser of 300 pounds of grape sneak ed out of the grocery store like his wife was going to make some grape Jelly, ete, eto, etc. . "Room severely scolded hie son for shooting at him for a deer, on Round Top Flats" (Paisley Items.) Dad gets rough with the boy, As In tho spring, the dance will be the feature of the campaign meet ings, and there seems so way to stop the political shindigs, unless the can didates are all compelled to dance, only with their duly wedded deputies. This will produce a bunch of officials who will stop cutting the taxes any time, when elected, to step on a pretty schoolma'ama feet. Of course, when candidates all will vow to step on the toes of the gang, some of the voters may possesa the fool notion that they want work. Instead of a waits. A good male dancer Is seldom good for anything else, and Invariably desires to make dancing his life work the same as a confirmed fisherman don't want to do anything but flah. Science also claims that It a man Is an adept with Ms feet, the other and more Important end of him Is apt to suffer. The ability to two-step and fox-trot Is a social asset, but many people with votes have deep seated prejudices against the dance. To all such the campaign dance Is not a dance. It's a Shaker revival. All candidates have adopted as their slogan the stirring cry: "Oreat Shakes!" JEWELLED CLIP HAS NEW FAVOR IN PARIS PARIS. (AP) The most elaborate and glittering clips which Par la has yet devised brighten the evening mode this year. The new designs, made of genuine Jewels, are worn In unexpected places. They awing suspended from the middle of an Intricate cross-strap back decollete, they nestle In the folds of material over one hip. or they gleam In the flat folda of a girdle. Occasionally they are clamped to one side of the front decollete. On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Br:nner plan to leave In the morning on a vacation trip to Boise, Ida, Believe 'T'lTE government has appropriated nearly $4,000,000 for high way construction in Oregon, for two reasons: To IMPEOVE THE HIGHWAY SYSTEM of this state, as a part of the national highway TO RELIEVE UNEMPLOYMENT, give work to men who have none, and thus reduce suffering and distress. A CCORDING to present plans Jackson county's share of this sum is $455,000, over 10 per cent of the total a generous share and greatly needed to reduce local unemployment. ' A more worthy and beneficial project could to our mind scarcely be imagined. It means not only an added payroll here through the coming winter, which means wages for men who otherwise would be idle ; food and clothing and warmth for the women and children. It ALSO means, an improvement in the Pacifio Highway, which is greatly needed, and which will pay steady dividends, in increased tourist travel, and more money for our farmers and merchants, TO COME. "THAT there should be any plan, is simply incredible. And even more incredible, it now is claimed by the newspaper leading this opposition that the entire move is a political frame up "one of the boldest pre-election canards, ever published in Jackson county." "What does this meant It means that opponents of this high way improvement are injecting partisan polities into this pro ject in a final desperate effort to defeat it. AND WHAT 'WILL ITS DEFEAT MEAN I Simply this ; the $455,000, allocated to Jackson county, will be taken away, and spent somewhere else probably in Multnomah county,- and of the $4,000,000 given to winter approaching and at a NOT GET A DIME. : W THAT mice rjolitics! 'What W that the people of Jackson county are willing to pay such a price! We don't tninK person can think so. For reports to the contrary, notwithstanding, THIS $4,000,000 HAS BEEN APPROPRIATED. It is going to be spent for highway improvement annnt. hare, nil nf it will be soent More than that. If none is nnnrif.v will hAvi to assume the would ha incurred. IF EVERY Or to express it in another Jackson county remains precisely the same, whether it gets $455,000 for good road construction or doesn t get a cent. e HOW is that t What is this financial obligation t The finan ninl nViliuntinn U .Tnpksnn nnuntv's share of federal taxes. and its share of state taxes a fixed sum which will be precisely the same, whether this money is spent to improve our own roads, and relieve our own unemployment; or is spent to improve roads or relieve unemployment, in Multnomah or Marion counties. THAT IS ALL. The expenditure of this $455,000 here WILL NOT RAISE LOCAL TAXES ONE CENT. The expen diture of it elsewhere will not LOWER them one cent. For the bill giving Oregon nearly $4,000,000 for road con struction as federal aid for the relief of unemployment, HAS BEEN PASSED. The money has been appropriated. Approval . rfinnnnrnviil nf thin federal notion, has nothing to do with the ease. That money is going to be in this state. The entire question, thertfore, simmers down to simply this : As a part of the state of Oregon, and as a part of the United States, the people of Jackson county MUST ASSUME their share of the financial obligation involved in this appt-opriation of $4,000,000, regardless of in what section of their state that money is spent. Do the people of Jaokson county wish to as sume that obligation and get $455,000 in return; or do they wish to assume it, and get NOTHING in return t If we were not in the midst of one of the craziest political campaigns in local history, eren to PUT such a question, would be an insult to the people's intelligence. Lindy Is for Hoover r"B leaders of the Republican party are straining every tiAl-VA trt rA- lert. President. Hoover. Thev admit it is a hard job. According to press result, are even. Tf the Rormblican national us, we could tell them how those to 1 in President Hoover's favor, and the elephant win in a walk. Howt EXTREMELY SIMPLE! Merely persuade Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, to hop into his plane and take the Btump. Let him fly from city to city, hamlet to hamlet, and merely tell the people what he told Presi dent Hoover in his wire, delivered to the Presidential Special on October 5th at Ft. Wayne, Indiana: "Will you please accept my best wishes for the success of your campaign, for re-election. Your single purpose of devotion to the service of the American people, deserves every support. Tour experience, your courage and vision are, IN MT OPINION, needed to pilot us safely out of the world-wide depression from which we are now emerging." , What a cinch! There would be "Lindy," and there would be the Republican party's case in a nutshell. President Hoover's single purpose of devotion to the Amer ican people, DOES deserve every support. President Hoover's experience, courage and vision, ARE needed to pilot this country out of the world wide depression, from which we have just started to emerge. With such a personality in such a enmpaign; with such an ally in such a eause, President noover'i triumph at the polls in November, would make the Duke of Wellington's Waterloo, look like a drawn battle in a Front Street checker game. Engineers to Meet. BALEM, Oct. 7. (AP) The quar terly meeting of the northwest so ciety of highway engineers will be held In Portland tomorrow night, It waa announced here today by W. A. Reeves, secretary of the society and a member of the Oregon highway de partment. It or Not! system. . THROUGHOUT THE YEARS organized opposition to such Yet there is such opposition. this state, Jackson county, with time of its greatest need, WHjL m-ice "Clean un!" Can it be so. we rail to see now any sane in Oregon. If none of it is somewhere else. scent here, the people of Jackson same financial obligation that PENNY WERE SPENT HJ-W-i way, the financial obligation of w , spent, and is going to be spent rerorts Wall Street odds on the committee would only consult odds could be switched to 10 Order Extradition. SALEM. Oct. 7. (AP) Extradition papers were Issued by Governor Julius L. Meier today for the return of F. Chrlsman to Benton county, Wash ington, where he la wanted on first degree forgery charges. Phone Ma we'll hsul away your retuM. Olty Sanitary service. Don 't Forget to Register 'PHIS is no year to waste a vote. So don't overlook the fact that the registration books will close tomorrow night. After that time, only voters PROPERLY REGISTERED can mark a ballot on November 8th. The practice of swearing in voters on election day, was done away with a few years ago, incidentally a very proper and much needed reform. So if you aren't registered, get busy. The registration of fices at the court house will be kept open until 8 tomorrow night, as a special accommodation to late arrivals. ' Personal Health Service By William Slgnwl Mttera portioning to personal aealtb tnd nyglen, not to dlMtM diagnotu or trtmnt, will bo oniverod by Dr. Brady it a tamped teli-ad-draind otoIom U ancloosd, Lettara aaould do Driei and written is ink Owing to tho largo number ox letters hero. Ho reply can be made to queries drees Dr. William Brady In care or The THE MANUTACTUB Gallstones and stones In the kid ney or bladder neve nothing whet- ever in common end should never be confused. Why. , people have gallstones Is still in part a speculative ques tion and In part a matter of sci entific knowl edge. In nearly If not quite all cases there Is nidus of bacteria upon which the substance from the bile are deposit ed In suocesslve layers until a con cretion Is formed. The concretion may be the size of a grain of sand or any elm from that up to the size of a walnut. Uusually there are many such stones present, but some times Just one large stone.- They form In the gallaac or in the bile duete. Normally the bile ducts and the gall-bladder are sterile so far as dis ease-producing germs or bacteria are concerned. In various illnesses such germs may be eliminated through the bile apparatus cr a colony of pathogenic germs may become es tablished In a focus of -infection in the gallsao. Typhoid fever Is no torious for this. Many a typhoid 'carrier" owes his state to the per sistent multiplication of typhoid bac illi in his gallsao. perhaps years after the original attack of typhoid fever. Many a victim of gallstones owes his trouble to an attack of typhoid years ago. In some Instances typhoid ba cilli have been found In the center of a gallstone more than 30 years after the attack of typhoid fever. whether gallstones oan or 40 form from other causes than bacterial In fection. I am unable to learn. Be cause women who are fat and forty are particularly subject to gallstone disease, and because most of these sufferers have two bad habits, name ly, dodging work, play or exercise and wearing stays, corsets, supporters, girdles and other belly-repress lng ac coutrement. It eeems to me that the sins Indicated may contribute to the trouble. We shall refer to this fac tor In more detail in a later talk. Gallstones are composed of chole- sterln, or of lime salts, or both, with some coloring matter, all the sub stances entering into their forma tion being derived from the bile, in which they are normally present. Gallstones composed chiefly of chole sterln are softer and less easily de tected by x-ray examination than are atones . containing considerable cal cium. Anyone, particularly a woman, who 10 FACE BEAVERS ON OLYMPIC GRID LOS ANGELES, Oct. 7. (AP) Uni versity of Southern California's hilt and lame football players limped Into their final practice session today for their clash with the Oregon State grid eleven at Olymplo stadium Saturday. Five, three of whom are In the hos pital, will aee no action. Aaron Rosenberg and John Dye, a couple of guards, are recovering from severe attacks of influenaa, but still confined to hospitals. Larry Stevens, another of the varsity guards la In the hospital with an Infected foot. Bob Erklne. tackle and halfback, is out with a bad knee, and Dick Bar REPOKT OF CONDITIOV OF THE First State Bank At Eagle Point, County of Jarkson. Oregon, at close of business Sept. 30, 19SS RF,sornrE Loans and discounts ,,,,,,, Hfl.M? n uratrarajis Bonds, securities, et Banking house 2.S00 00. furniture and Real estate owned other than banking Cash, due from banks and ca&h items Deficit In earnings Other resources , Total LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In Surplua Undivided profit net Reserves . Due to banks Demand deposits ,, ., Time certificates , Savings deposlta Bills payable and rediscounts Other llabllltlee Total Stat of Oregon, County of Jackson, I, W. H. Young, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement la tru to th best of my knowledge and belief. W. H. YOITNO, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me tills th day of October, Ida.. FRANCES CAMPBELL, Notary Public for Oregon. My commission etplmi June . 19.14. Correct Attest: W. H. Brown, J. F. Browr. Brady, M. D. received only tew can be answered not conforming to Instruction Ad' Mall Tribune. B OF GALLSTONES begins at middle ago to have flatu ulent dyspepsia should go to a phy sician for careful examination for evidences of cardiovascular disease, gallstones or cancer. The common colon bacillus, a nor mal Inhabitant of the Intestine which under certain abnormal circumstances becomes capable of causing disease, Is often found at the center of a gall stone. The notorious streptococcus is another germ that may provide the nidus for the formation of a gall stone, tho streptococcus reaching the bile tract from some septio focus else where In the body. In the great majority of cases gall stones produce digestive disturbances only and in only one out of five cases does th patient suffer with Jaundice or biliary colic. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Safe Milk. Would not a drop or two of tinc ture of lodln In the quart of milk make ordinary market milk as safe as pasteurized milk? M. 8. K, Answer I dont know. A drop or two of tincture of lodln In a quart of doubtful water makes the water safe to drink after the mixture has stood 20 minutes. In an emergency But If you are doubtful about the purity of the market milk, I sug gest that you boll it five minutes, and then It will be as safe as pas teurized milk. Or if you have a spec ial thermometer, you can pasteurise the milk yourself that Is, heat it to 14o degrees F. and keept at that tem perature 20 minutes, then cool again. This is pasteurization, and such par boiling la sufficient to kill tubercu losis, diphtheria, scarlet fever or ty phoid germs which might be In the milk. Paint to Conceal Blemishes. Some time ago you gav a prescrip tion for a paint to cover white patches in the skin. Would it be good to conceal red scars? Miss E. A. Answer Any blemish that Is level with the skin surface may be con cealed with the paint. Mix 12 ounces of sine oxide and calcamlne powder with three drams (3 teaspoonfuls) of glycerin and a pint of water. To this add, drop by drop, till a tint to match your nor mal skin la obtained, tenth yol. usu ally not more than a dram of lchthyol Is required. Varicose Veins. Veins on the leg which stand out. I am quite young and this spoils many enjoyments such as swimming, gymnasium and dancing . . . H. R. Answer Any good physician can obliterate the veins by Injection of medicine. (Copyright. John F. Dllle Co.) ber, fullback, will be out for an other week with a bad knee. The cripples who will start, along with Mohler. the flying football pilot, are Bob McNelsh, halfback, who was absent against Washington 8tate be cause of a leg Injury; Ford Palmer, end, who suffered a fractured rib against the Cougars, and Cal Clemens, halfback, who was out with a knee and ankle Injury. Coach Paul Schlssler will bring his band of Beavers into town this morn ing and will send them through last workout at the Olympic stadium in the afternoon. The Beavera, smart ing from the defeat Stanford meted out last week-end, believe they have a good chance to take the Trojans under present conditions. "Model Boy" Waits Court's Convening SAN JOSB, Cal.. Oct. T (AP) George Douglas Templeton. Jr., 30-year-old former collegian. convlctea of murdering hfa aunt, Afrs. LUllsn Bsbcock, waited In Jail today as a recess until Monday Interrupted his sanity hearing. . in futures 1300 oo! hou 1.18 . 19.050 39 . 3,000 00 None . .3.788.17 None None ...88.748.7S ...115 8 - 1, ,000.00 .300.00 ,170.80 j None None j .700.11 384 S3 ,091.49 ; None None . IS9.74e.7S as: Flight 'o Time (Medford and Jacasoa Coqoij History from the rilea of Tba Hall Trlbone of tf and 10 year Ago) TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY October 7, 1921 (It was Saturday) Five army DeHavlland planes land at fairgrounds and 800 people from all parts of valley view the "ships. Wesley Barry at the Page In "Pen rod." City water board to be voted on at city election, council decides. Jitney drivers of city warned to alow up at street Intersections. Turkey and Oreece at war over Thrace. Purported eyewitness of the Hall. Mills murder appear. - The kind of a woman Medford young men want to marry la de scribed by Preabyterlan minister In Sunday sermon. Truck travel on Pacific highway ahows big gain over last year. Ashland starts campaign for better water aupply. TEN YEARS AOO TODAY. October 7, 191J (It was Monday) Charlee E. Oatea, the Overland man, says that the report he Is go ing to leave Medford la a"huge mis take." A. 8. V. Carpenter Is re-elected treasurer of the University club. Good price, for pears at Gotham. Harvest festival at Rogue River Is decided success. Crowded house hears nr. Anna Shaw lecture on "Women's Suffrage." "Vultures and Doves" at th T.i. "A De Art picture that unfolds the sad story of a country girl In a wicea city, xne moral is plain. f Editorial Comment Their Big Program Winter pears from Oregon's Jackson county contain more vitamin A than bacon, dried beans, cereals, lean fish and many other foods. They contain more vitamin O than cereals, meats, canned corn, eggs or milk. And thle, after the pears have been six months In cold storagel They have an alkaline excess which counteracts excess of acidity In the bodv. And aieau nf nrMft i bodV. or acidosis, is a frnnnont pmu of rheumatism and kindred ailments. This amazing discovery of the value of pears as a food was made at the Instance of Jackson growers and by a study carried on in me university of Oregon medical school. The Information should add enormously to th consnmnt.ion nf Oregon pears In Oregon. uo you admire the go-get-'em spir it? Do you admire good will? Then take a look at tha Rmit.n.m Oregon spirit. And contemplate co operation by certain Oregon and Washington pear growers. The pear growers have contributed a fund of 88300 to be used by Oregon State college as part of the cost In a new and highly advanced study of the preparation, storage and market ing of winter nears. This cnnt.rihu. tlon Is the go-get-'em spirit. The joint undertaking by Oregon and Washington growers Is the good will co-operation. The Dlan la extraorrilnnrv. Th. creta In the ripening and care of the luscloua winter pear of Oregon are still hidden. W know n. t.-i- qualities. Its mellowed, Juicy texture ana wonderful flavor even after months of storage. But our pears do not carry all these vfrtitM .hn th reach our pear buyers In the East and in Europe. Further discoveries are necessary aa to methods of hand ling, time Of nlclilr," an hrnM..... of treatment on and before arrival at distant destinations. Dealers, for instance. In Kaar vv sell the fruit to consumnr. vrit.hnut the handling and treatment to give it tne marvelous aweetneas and flavor with which It comes to our dining tables In Oregon. It Is to deliver the millions' worth of winter pears In the two states to dlstAnt customera In the same dell cloua condition aa that In which they come to us, thst a super-study is aoout to Begin. Doubtless the A Women Knoiv Values Thousands of women are using S&W MeUowM Coffee for the first time. Competent housewives appreciate the hest quality at low cost. They realize that no coffee is worth more than S&W Mellow'd Coffee. Be fair to your palate and your pocket book. Give S&W a trial today. study will, In time, be worth mil lions of dollara to the Northwest. Oregon Journal. f FDR N. Y. MAYOR (Continued from Page One) eclipse, temporarly at least of James J. Walker. Walker's resignation as Majtor Septeember 1 has made necea sary the election November 8 of a aucceesor for the year that remains of his term. McKee Also Out O'Brien's selection appeared also to have put a definite limit to the mayoral functions of Joseph V. Mc Kee of the Bronx, who became mayor by succession from his presidency of the board of aldermen. Mayor Mc Kee'a chief political sponsor, Edward J. Flynn, Democratic leader In the Bronx, was one of those who sec onded the O'Brien nomination In the packed garden last night. The political significance of O'Brien's selection was variously Interpreted today. Governor Frank lin D. Roosevelt had retired at the executive mansion In Albany when the nomination was made, and had made no comment early today. For mer Governor Alfred E. Smith, how ever, was understood to have favored the selection of the 89-year-old aur rogate, and John Curry, Tammany chieftain, as well as party leaders of all other boroughs, endorsed him. Walker Refuses to Run From the platform it was announc ed that former Mayor Walker, en route hrrne from a short European vaoatlon, had cabled a request that his name be -not offered as a candi date. The cablegram referred to the hearing of charges against him by Governor Roosevelt a hearing that was suddenly terminated by Walker's resignation and pointed out that If he were nominated it would mean a campaign of vindication during which he would feel obliged to speak his mind about the conduct of tfce Albany hearing. "I cannot see," the cablegram said, "how I could campaign without re citing the reasons for my resigna tion and without dally reminding the public of the unfair nature of the hearings conducted by the gov ernor of our state." Curry Power Boasted O'Brien's nomination was accepted generally as strengthening the Tarn-J ujuy leuaerouip a leaaersnip wnicn earlier In the week had failed at Albany to prevent the Democratic nomination for governor of Herbert H. Lehman, who waa supported by Governor Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smlth. There was a possibility that the legality of last night's convention might be challenged by a taxpayer's action on the ground that the law states a candidate thus named by a convention must be certified to the election board not later than the fifth Tuesday before the election. This would have been last Tuesday. Mayor McKee Indicated he would not challenge the convention's le gality. Jenkins Comment (Continued from Page One ) FOLLOWING tola system, he was able to retire with a competence. What those who played with him re tired with cannot at this distance be slated positively, but it was prob ably a headache. That is usually the reward of Innocent who play with professional gamblers. GOOD NEWS MOTHERS Two-thirds less school days lost due to colds with Vlcks Colds-Control Plan. You have Vlcks VapoRub for treating colds. Now get Vlcks Nose Drops the new aid In pre venting; colds and use each . as directed In the Plan. for BETTER CONTROL OF COLDS 10 TAKE BENNY. NEW YORK, Oct. 7. (IP) Back In to pugilism's "big money" crashes Benny Leonard tonight In what may be the last stand of his courageous fight to regain the fistic heights he once knew. The former lightweight champion, now 38 years old and mora than a little bald, will meet tough and before everything else, young Jimmy McLarnin, belting welterweight from Vancouver, In a 10-round bout la Madison Square Garden. , McLarnin, a 35-year-old "veteran of the ring wars and known for sev eral yeara aa one of the hardest punchers In the business, rates a -to 1 favorite In the betting, despite his unimpressive showing against Lou Broulllard in his last appear ance here. Two Fatalities ,4 Oregon Industry SALEM, Oct. 7. (AP) Two fatali ties resulted from accidents In Ore gon industry the past week. It waa announced today by the state accident commission. A total of 433 accident were reported. Those who died from Injuries were A. R. Hogue, Jefferson laborer, and F. W. Broas, hook tender of Astoria. ON THE, UlLuL. DIRECT Express to Yo-i kohama and Shanghai on the Empress of Ruasla,' Empress of Asia, In speed' and comfort. Or via Hono lulu on the Empress) of Japan, Empress of Canada, equally luxurious. Sailing fortnightly from Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. Sump tuous First Class accora-' modations ... a Tourist Cabin of true "Emprcast standard. Get detail. Ask for booklets, Information, about "All Expense Tours" to th Orient. Can ad.La.tr W. H. DEACON. (Ml Ar .PASS'R DEPT. U8-A Broadway, PORTLAND, BR'dy 06J7 Amtrttta Bin. Building Cm-Am PtitU T,vi'i Ck.it Cm. im W..U Om Permanent Waves Trench Steam Push Wave Complete $1.98 ALAINE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 1518 113 E. Main Severin Battery Service Medford Made Batteries Fe-chg. 50c. Our Make 25o Re-wound armatures $1 up 1.-.J2 N. Riverside tmusHiH I m FINE FOOD PRODUCTS