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Jackson County Parent-Teacher Units Open Ashland Conference
Austria Has Con Game.
VIENNA (AP) It Isn't the city
four children. All are In good health.
Premier Mussolini ordered that aha
be given a smsli government dons
tlon. Poland Unities Law Code,
WARSAW (AP) Subject t O
amendmenta by parliament, a presi
dential decree has put Into affect
new legal code for Poland designed
to banish confusion caused by sur
vival in various parts of the repub
lic of old Russian, German and Aus
trian statutes. Because the new code
hall that li sold to gullible persons
here; us the grave of Atttls, con
taining a greet gold hosrd which the
Hun conqueror Is supposed to have
had when he died about 453 A. D.
One recent "discoverer" of the grave
URGE DELEGATION
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Call Manila's Sun Mild.
MANILA (AP) An army medical
board has assured the Insular gov
ernment that research "Indicated"
that In Manila the ultra-violet raya
of the aun are not excessive, ss often
believed," and hence the custom of
going bare headed here la safe for
white men.
aold It to a wealthy widow for 115,000.
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Quadruplets Win Pension.
NAPLES. Italy (AP) A few weeks
, liberalizes lawa dealing with birth
j control there have been some atrong
protests from church sourcea.
after her husband died, Mrs. Asaunta
Baallea of this city gave birth to
IIEDFOTJD HAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1932.
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Women Will Discuss Meas
ures Held Needed to Bet
ter Homes and Schools of
Nation Delegates Listed
All Parent-Teacher organisation of
Jackson county are represented today
at the regional conference, which
opened a two-day session at Ashland
this morning with many delegates
assembled there to receive the state
and national messages being brought
by officers in attendance.
The Parent-Teacher association, na
tional In scope, Is non-commercial,
non-sectarian and non-pot I tlcal, but
does work for measures considered
to be for the betterment of homes,
schools and communities. Support
has been given prohibition, pure food
and health laws and will be repeated
today, It was stated by leaders.
Hearty support Is given such meas
ures by the Parent-Teacher associa
tion In the belief that pure milk,
pure food and wholesome surround
ings are essential to the upbuilding
of good citizenship,
Those In attendance at the Ash
land meeting from Medford today are:
Mrs. Jack Heyland of the Parent
Teacher council, Mesdames B. R.
Finch, Oscar Hoover, C. H. Rommln,
L, B. Thurman, L, Btubblefteld, N. O.
Chaney and Ed Pease of the Wash
ington unit; Mesdames Stanley Jones,
Fred Purdln, h. A. Warden, Thomas
Roaeberry, F. C. Dillard, 8. A. Kro
schel, J. A. McDougall and O. Q.
D'Alblnl of the Jackson delegation,
and the following representatives of
the Lincoln school, Mesdames Guy
Cox; Wnrren Rohrer, Roy Bucking
ham, S. Lydlard, W. Newlan and J.
Lester. The Junior. high unit Is rep
resented by Mrs. H. D. Powell, Mrs.
A. Short and Mrs. Carl Flchtner.
ERECT
FOR BIG BATTLE
CORVALLIS, Ore., Nov. 4. (AP)
The Orangemen of Oregon State rest
ed today In anticipation of their Pa
cific coast conference football game
here Saturday with the Oregon uni
versity . Webfoots. Coach Paul J.
Schlssler did not subject his men to
so much as a light work-out. They
didn't even have to study, classes
being out for the day because of the
annual homecoming.
Schlssler said, he was still hoping
the occasional flashes of sunshine
through a predomination of clouds
presaged a surcease of rain and a fast,
dry field for the game. He was en
couraged by E. F. Torgerson, In charge
of the campus weather station, who
said a rising barometer Indicated a
letup of the rainstorm that has
flooded the field this week.
Find Irish Hero's Grave.
DUBLIN f AP) A skeleton be
lieved to be that of Conal Cearnach,
one of Erin's greatest heroes, was
found In a cairn atop a bleak moun
tain at Ballyconnell.
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there will be normal opportunities
for ambitious people who are not
afraid to work hard.
But when these better times come,
we shall be wise If we retain some
thing of our present desire for se
curity, instead of centering all our
efforts and all our thoughts on get
ting rich In a hurry.
&curlty is a mighty fine thing to
have at ALL times. It adds enormous
ly to the Joy of living.
Swedish Autos Increase.
STOCKHOLM (AP) Motor vehi
cles In Sweden have Increased from
8848 In 1019 to 314,991 In 1931, ac
cording to a report at the recent
national convention of the provin
cial road boards.
The Splendid Record of
GEORGE CODDING
Jlerits Your Support
for the Office of
DISTRICT
ATTORNEY
On the Democratic Ticket
Read Mr. Codding $
Accomplishments
The District Attorney's office has been conducted more economi
cally than It has been for any year since 1924, although many large
cases have been handled. Including two murder trlsls!
There will be a 15 percent reduction in the budget for this office
for 1933. under what It was for 1933 added savings for taxpayers!
During the preceding administration of the office of District Attor
ney the profit to the county from the Prohibition fund was approxi
mately S900.00. During Mr. Coddlng's term of office, the profit
will be In excess of $10.0001
It should be thoroly understood that not one cent of the taxpayers
money goes Into the Prohibition fund, as It Is all derived from fines
paid on conviction of Prohibitions w Viol store.
The District Attorney's office expense for the first three years of
his term was (2163.37 less than the Budget allowance , , .
Substantial savings this year are also being effected.
In former years, thousands of dollars of County money was lost
In a Bank failure. Two Bank failures In Jackson county during Mr.
Coddlng's term as District Attorney, Involving 1 135,000.00 of County
funds, with absolutely no loss to the County.
All County legal business has been handled by the regular District
Attorney's office force during his administration. No large Attorney's
fees paid for Special Counsel as In former years.
Mr. Codding has voluntarily accepted a salary reduction In accord
ance with the recommendations made by Governor Meier's committee.
Mr. Codding Is at the present time, Vice-President of the District
Attorney's Association of Oregon.
Approximately 3000 criminal cases have been handled thru the
District Attorney's office during his Administration with a high
percentage of convictions. In addition to this the Office has handled
all of the Civil business of the County snd given 500 Opinions to
County Officers.
Considering (he number of cases handled, the District Attorney's
Office of Jacxson County has been operated for less than any other
County In Oregon
In all criminal cases, Mr. Codding has attempted to so prepare
and assemble the evidence that pleas of guilty have been had In a
large percentage of the cases thereby saving the County the expense
of Grand Jury Investigations and expense of trials.
Keep an Efficient, Economical Man On the Job
Vote 44-X-GEORGE CODDING
Leaders In state P.-T. A. attending
regional conference which opened In
Ashland today: 1 Mrs. William Brlce,
president Oregon Congress P.-T. A.;
2 Airs. William Klctzer, first vice
president; 3 Mrs. F. W. Blum, press
and publicity chairman; 4 Vr. B. I.
Elliott, treasurer National Congress
of P.-T. A.; 5 Mrs. H. M. Shaw,
treasurer Oregon Congress P.-T. A.;
6 Mrs. L. D. Courtright, membership
chairman Oregon Congress P.-T. A.
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this extra nutriment in a food
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So for tomorrow's breakfast
for every member of the fam
ily CamationWheat ( the very
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of Carnation Wheat. Trim top around
edges for convenient mailing and send
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SOUTHERN OREGON NORMAL
SCHOOL. Ashland, Nov. 4. (Special)
With Medford students figuring In a
large ahar. of the role, the Junior
olasa ataged a vodvlt performance be
fore the student body here yaaterday.
"Murder. a ahort parody on the
alaylng of Jullua Oaeear waa the fea
ture entertainment on the bill. The
riotous farce aklt made a big hit with
Bob Nelson, George Bennett and Mary
Chamber, all of Medford; Elton Forn
crook, Eugene; and Ethel Hunaacker,
Jacksonville, Included In the cut.
The musical portion of the pro
gram waa headed by four former
Medford high echool gleemen, Bob
Nelaon, Durward Qaas. Arthur Cook
and Oeorge Bennett who scored heav
ily with two original "fight song"'
eompoaltlona.
Jane Antle, also of Medford, flash
ed dancing feet In' two tap numbers
as her mother, Mrs. Walt Antle, fur
nished the piano rhythm.
Roan Green, Medford, was master
of eeremonlea for the program.
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A Woman's Instinct
A woman's instinct guides her to the
best values in food products. Her
common sense directs her to use
S&W Mellow'd Coffee.
Irrespective of price S&W is the
finest coffee obtainable. No coffee is
worth more.
fee it an all-purpose grind.
It is equally suitable for drip silex percolator,
and the old jashioned way oj making coffee.
FINE FOOD
PRODUCTS
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might explain it this way. . .
"Let'i m you're painting clonds.
Yoa've got your primary color here
on the palette. But you haven't the
cloud until yoa blend certain color
Into the special tone yon want.
This is very much what happens
In making a good cigarette. And I
gather that what Chesterfield means
by Cross-Blending Is what an artist
does with colors. Their Domes tie
and Turkish tobaccos many varie
ties of each are the primary colors.
They blend and crou-blend these
tobaccos until they get the special
tone they want in other words, the
Chesterfield flavor. .
"And just as each color you use
sets on the others to change and
enrich them, so each Chesterfield to
bacco partakes of the line qualities
of every other..
"Yon Veld' different kinds to get
better kind. That's Cross-Blend-log!"
Chesterfield
Cross JBlencteJtfints wmj ticurc MILDER
-- s. views an
tiafs wm Tiey TASTE BETTER
IMJ, lieeaTT a Mviu Tosmco Co.