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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDlT, JUNE 23, 1933.
Medford Mail Tribune
"CvcrvoM In Southtra OrtOM
rttidt th Mill tribum"
Dill e.cejrt Stlurdif
Punuxned of
IftHCOKt) PHI.YTINU Ca
BO BE HI A. KL'UL, Editor
Entered u wood elm matter u fcltdfore.
Oreioa, under Act of Uircb 6, 1878.
8UB8CKLPT10N BATE
St Mill In Adr&oc
Duly, ooe r-v 1 00
ballr, Dt morttM S.f
Daily, dm DDDLh 80
Hi Carrier, to Adrance MedTora. AjbUod,
JtrluomlUe. Ceutrtl Point Pboeolx, laieot, Gold
Hill and od HiEhwan.
Daily, one fu .M
Diltj. ill month. .26
Duty, on nootb .60
Ail terra, cub to adfanee.
Official paper el tue City of Medford,
Official paer of Jaekuo Count.
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The Aiso els led Preu U ueluiltBly enUtled to
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credited to It or otbemte ereaitea u uua papei
and iL to the local oewo oubllibed Benin.
AU rlgbte for putiUnuoD of tpeclal dlapatebee
berelo are also reierved.
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Reports say that Salem Is now af
flicted with transitory agitators, who
formerly committed their devilment
here. It la hoped that Salem doe
cot get the Jitters, nice this commu
nity, and Insist that they, behave
themselves, however painful. If It
was Eugene, that would be different.
This municipality, one of the aeats
or higher education, has a sympa
UitiUi ear and heart, for the lower
order of hellralsers, if the Blbte Is
quoted and the flog waved, as a
mask for felony. ,
Crosby Leonard, a New York capi
talist and poet, has announced that
though now 80 years old,. "I am never
going to grow old." His 'enthusiasm
to tbe contrary, the possessor of both
money and poems seems to doing a
fair Job of It.
Wrestling, of which this burg gets
t weekly dose, Is reported popular
with the womenfolks. They love to
see an ear tore off, or the loser neat
ly twisted Into a pretzel. Their in
terest In this form, of mayhem, seems
to be due to the hope that they
could treat their brute husbands the
same way.
One of the John D. Rockefeller
boys is now working In the oil plants,
and living in a 94.50 room In order
to learn the business. It Is predicted
that young Mr. Rockefeller will be
come so ornery and Indispensable, In
about two weeks, that he will quit
work and move into a $37 per day
apartment.
More unpopular priced autot have
been purchased the drivers hoping
to be able to keep ahead of the sher
iff with his tax Hen.
QUESTIONING
Q You say you axe a manf
A That's the report. I have no
reason to doubt it,
Q Answer the question, yes or nol
A What question?
Q The question I Just asked you.
A You never asked me .any ques
tion, Q-.I never asked you any question,
you mean to say?
A it might have been a question.
t am not an expert, and am not very
well acquainted with questions.
Q Now X want to save an excep
tion. Lawyer Ohio 03, Missouri 1S4, and
a Texas case hold that save the ex
ceptions and the answers will take
care of themselves.
Witness Can the Jury see the flag
In my buttonhole, and do X look
religious?
Lawyer I withdraw the question.
Q Now tell what you saw on the
night of the crime.
A I saw nothing, except the crime.
Lawyer This witness has fooled
trie. I had no idea he saw the crime.
Lawyer No. a I object. The emi
nent, learned, wise, smart, and bril
liant attorney opposing me, admit
that he was fooled. If this Is correct,
which It is not, there should be a
three day holiday. We are trying a
caw.
Witness Why don't you pay me
for it?
Lawyer That will be enough out
of you. You drove the corks In too
for.
Q You ssy the moon was shining.
A Yes, the moon was shining. My
oldest girl mistook It for the sun,
and being headstrong she still thinks
It was.
Q Now the almanac points out
there was no moon that night, that
It was cloudy. Do you still say there
was a moon that night?
A I don't put any faith In alma
nacs. The moon was ahlntng.
Q You know more than the alma
nacs or the astronomers?
A I'd hate to think X dldnt.
(That's all.)
Witness recalled: .
Q You said before that the moon
was shining. I
A Yes. j
Q You now wish to make a or- j
rection, then go ahead. I
Witness I was misled when I said
X saw the moon. I thought X was
looking up in the sky, when I was
looking down the road. I made an
honest mistake, and mistook a one
eyed Ford headlight for the moon.
Laryer The witness Is excused.
The witness has been on the stand
three days, and 1 move that every
thing he has said be disregarded. 1
Witness Why didn't you ask me
something.
Lawyer Don't get fresh.
Because of heavy modern street
traffic, motorized fire apparatus does
not make as fast time as the old
Horse-drawn fire wagons, according to
the report of Salt Lake Clt J a fire
chief.
The Jones
N'CE more a jury of twelve
have given all right thinking and law abiding people in
Jackson county, reason to rejoice.
Once more it hag been demonstrated, that in spite of the strife
and turmoil in this community,
the leaders of the Good Government congress, our jury system
has NOT broken down.
STAY0R JONES of Rogue
just verdict, in conformity with the overwhelming evi
dence, so carefully marshalled and effectively presented, by
Assistant Attorney General Ralph Moody, ably assisted by
Deputy District Attorney George
The verdict is particularly
of tbe ringleaders, in this effort
people at the polls, by violence and destruction of ballots,
for it is the ringleaders, the conviction and punishment of whom
justice especially demands; rather than their tools, mere
boys, whom they persuaded to do the dirty work that they
might selfishly and feloniously
"TTIERE another fact equally reassuring. The verdict
shows that even members of the Good Government con
gress, individuals who signed
meetings WHEN the issue is
between what is right and what
what is right, stand four-square against the wrong.
They place their duty as honest jurors, and good citizens,
above any appeals to loyalty to an organization, which has been
so completely discredited by its criminal leadership, and has
been so false to the ideals in which merely to secure member
ship, it professed to believe.
ALL HONOR TO THEM!
They demonstrate, that regardless. of the Good Government
congress, regardless of membership or non-membership in it,
the citizenship of Jackson county, as a whole, is SOUND; and
in such a crisis as the present one, the rank and file can be
depended upon to uphold the law, and to the last ditch be true
to the fundamental principles of the government, under which
they live I .
Why Keep It Up?
THE Jones verdiot, we repeat, shows that the jury system,
in thia AnmmilTllt.v t.Vl tap. nnrnoitnn. n nil aiat1v
government, has NOT broken down.
It also shows that alibis based upon false testimony, in
face of the overwhelming evidence, in these ballot cases, which
the state has in its possession are of no avail.
Just as the LaDieu verdict demonstrated, that abuse of op
posing counsel on one hand; and appeals solely to prejudices
and sympathies of the jurors on the other, can not switch an
honest jury from the performance of its duty; so the Jones
verdict demonstrates, that manufactured evidence does not
and under conditions whioh prevail CAN not pay.
UR advice therefore to those individuals indicted in these
ballot cases WHO KNOW THEY ARB GUILTY, is to
admit the fact NOW, and thus save this community from con
tinued disruption, and th taxpayers from ihe terrifio expense
of endless prosecution.
WHY KEEP IT UPf What is there for them to gainl
Sooner or later the truth is coming out, and nothing can be
done to prevent it.
"BVIOUSLY this paper oan't speak, either for the state or
the oourts, but we do know this that in all things of this
nature, public opinion is a very vital factor. And we also know,
that the people of Medford and Jackson county, AS A WHOLE
are sick and tired of continued strife and dissension, and par
ticularly resent the continued and mounting expense, of endless
litigation at a time when the NORMAL tax burden is so over
whelming. They would, therefore, feel extremely grateful to those
guilty of participation in this crime, who would come forward
and frankly admit it, and any consideration or lenienoy shown
them by the authorities would eevainly have their hearty com
mendation. Such action would not only be in the interest of
prompt justice, but be a real contribution to the public welfare.
AU this paper wants and we are sure all the right thinking
people of Jackson county want, is THAT THOSE GUILTY
OF THIS CRIME AGAINST ORDERLY AND LAWFUL GOV
ERNMENT each and every one of them, be brought to jus
tice and the turmoil from which this community has suffered,
thus be cleared up once and for all.
With this achieved by the guilty admitting their guilt
the deplorable mess can be forgotten NOW, bygones called by
gones, and we can as a community,' once more get together and
work for the development and batterment of all this section of
Southern Oregon.
Editorial Comment
Milk Al Pnblto Utility
Milk ud to b msrely soms thing
which th. milkman delivered at th
house or apartment bfor anybody
ww up a fluid food for bablu and
adult. Now It la becoming a pubUc
utility.
In New Tork State it Involve price
fixing, freight differential,, utilisa
tion purposee, production, dlstrlbu
tlon and consumption. AU thla comae
about through tine recent passag by
the Bute Leglaletur of a Milk Con
trol Act to fix prices and regulate
the milk supply from the oow to the
oonaumer. New Tork wu the first
atate to set up a milk control board
to tlx minimum prices and regulate
the dairy Industry generally within
the atate.
It nea embarked upon an experi
ment wtiluh wlU be watched with
interest throughout tbe nation. Al
ready New Jersey has enacted a simi
lar law. The Pennsylvania legislature
oonildered similar legislation but ad
journed without acting. Other states
where the milk industry la aa demor
alised ae New York's was. and wh.re
milk strikes have been threatened,
are watching New York's effort to
control th dairy Industry.' Congress,
too, considered milk In Its plsnned
Industry program.
In N.w York atat milk strikes had
becom Imminent and 3000 Tanners
Verdict
good men (and women) true,
and the destructive efforts of
River has been found guilty a
Nielson.
gratifying because it involves one
to overthrow a verdict of the
profit, thereby.
membership cards and attended
between law and lawlessness,
is wrong, stand absolutely for
'
descended upon Dhe legislature in Al
bany demanding relief. A legislative
commission found that price cutting
and other unfair practices had driven
milk prices down almost to the ven
lehlng point. Many farmer were re
ceiving 3c a quart or leas tor their
milk. They were reduced to a state
of poverty bordering closely on serf
domunable to pay their bills, car
for their famllle, send their children
to school or pay their taies.
. Two months have passed sine tfce
control law went Into effect. The
ohltt aim of th board haa been to
put a bottom under the milk market.
The most Important minimum price
fixed was a base price of 1.M per
hundred pounds far clsss on fluid
milk of S.S per cent butter fat at the
aoo-mll son from New York City
with freight differential beyond
that. Thla provided a minimum of 4
cents a quart to th farmer for that
olaaa of milk. Prices to consumers
wr advanced to a minimum of 11
oenta a quart In New York City and
10 ente in the rest of the state. Oth
er prices are fixed for milk utilised
for cream and the manufacture of
various dairy product. All milk deal
em ar now required to procure state
licenses.
Dairy farmer In New Tork atate
ar now aatd to be receiving a larger
part of the consumer' milk dollar
than at any time .alnce before the
World war. For the first time April
prices to producers wer higher than
those in March. May price were sua-
Personal Health Service
By William Brady. MJ.
Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to dis
ease diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Or. Brady If a stamped
self-addressed envelop Is enclosed, utters should be brief and written
In ink. Owing to tb larg number of letters received only few can be
answered here. No reply can b mad to q aerie not conforming to In
structions. Address Dr. William Brady, 265 El Camlno, Beverly II Ills, CaL
' JCSX ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL ABOUT CHRONIC RHEUMATIZ.
More than on bright young wo
man haa written to remonstrate with
me when I aay diet has nothing to
do with sea
(pimp lea and
blaokbaad).
These bright
one have notic
ed that they
sometime have
a fresh outbresk
of tbe skin trou
ble after overin
dulgence In can
dy or other
sweets or pastry
(It seems fats or
greasy thing are
to blame for the trouble too). A
mere doctor with experience knows
better than to dare to dispute a
young woman's Intuition, but one
can't help wondering how or why the
two million other glrla who like to
gorge on aweeta now and then man
age to escape tbe dire consequences.
Today I received this Interesting,
er, testimonial from a reader.
Dear Doctor:
Your article ... a little over
two yeara ago, suggested para
thyrold for chronic arthrltla de
formans. For eighteen months
I have been receiving tbe Colllp
parathyroid preparation (Lily)
along with rather large doses of
calcium lactate, calcium lacto
phosphate or, mora recently cal
cium gluconate.
Without exaggeration aome
forty or more good doctor had
abandoned my case. My general
condition was beyond description.
Now all tbe pain haa gone, swell
ings have disappeared, the red
sblny condition of the skin haa
returned to normal, fingernails
and toenails .ar growing In, and
a kind of infection of the nail
roots has cleared up In the past
two or three months.
Even soma of th major de
formities have gradually straight
ened out. ,The cataracts In my
eyes, however, have not appar
ently improved.
... By the way. thla handicap
ha kept m confined to bed for
aeven year. Hardly any move
ment of Joints and practically no
vision. During the past four
yeara I have built up a nice lit
tle business aa a agent.
Thla has made me entirely self
supporting. ' It's not auch a bad
old life after all . . .
That final remark Is a great ser
mon for many valetudinarians whose
talned despite the fact that this
month marks the highest production
of the year.
In these daya when tbe average
household finds It hard to stretch
its budget to cover all the family nsc
aesltles, sn Increase of even a cent a
quart In the price of milk Is an Im
portant matter. But the ml IX -con
suming public, recognizing the farm
ers' pught, has, for th most pert,
cheerfully paid the bigfcer figure.
Even at the ratea fixed by tne
board, milk prices to consumers are
now more' reasonable than they were
for a number of yeara In New York
City and the atate. The board bellevea
that the moderately higher price to
the farmer will help to Increase tihelr
purchasing power to buy the products
whtoh milk consumers sell. Such In
creased purchasing power may easily
offset the oent-a-quart rise in price
and not' only aid the consumers but
do It share to help restore prosperity.
Christian Science Monitor,
A 150-pound logger head or marsh
turtle was presented to the Alexan
dria. La., eoo by two boy who caught
It 14 miles from town.
The tax -ate in Vance county, N.
C. was reduced 45 oenta on SI 00 val
uation this year. Last year's rate waa
St.31.
Shark's teeth and -mollusk sheila
of the mlocene age were found near
Ellzabethtown by geologists of the
University of North Carolina.
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personally. Phone nt and youH get th same personal, friendly service.
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greatest worries are about things
that never happen. -
The remarkable benefit obtained
from parathyroid Injections In cases
of progressive disabling arthritis waa
reported first by some French phy
sicians about four year ago, and re
ferred to In this column.
Tbe parathyroid gland (a ductless
gland) haa some Important Influence
upon the metabolism or utilization
of calcium In the body.
The calcium lactate treatment, aa
often recommended here for hay
fever, migraine, asthma, haa been
enthusiastically recommended b y
German physicians for all forma of
chronic arthrltla. Tbe directions are
given in detail In the monograph
"The Ilia Called Rheumatism" which
I am glad to mall on receipt of re
quest, If you Inclose a dim and a
stamped envelope beartng your cor
rect address.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Tbe New way Is Better
We feel grateful to our paper and
to you for your fine articles. We
have two daughters. The elder had
her tonsils removed by the knife and
the younger by the diathermy meth
od. Her tonsils were very bad. The
doctor accomplished the work In
four sltt!nga. She never missed a
meal. We are convinced the new
method la by far tho beet It on
can have a skilled physician. (H. W.)
Answer It Is the method of choice
regardless of the skill of tbe phy
sician. If the phyalcla'n lacka aktll.
he can do more harm by the old
Spanish method than he can do by
the diathermy method.
The System
Hav you a pamphlet on gas In
the system? (O. J. O.)
Answer No, that isn't my system.
Try the quack next door.
Hernia Prophylaxla
In a periodic health examination
recently the doctor said the right
ring la enlarged and I should be
careful about atraln aa there la
danger of hernia. I asked If any
thing can be don to prevent hernia,
and he Bald the only thing la to wait
until I have a hernia and then have
It operated on. (F. E. J.)
Answer To wltlle away the time
lie on your back, support the hernial
region with fingers, and do leg
raising exercises regularly every night
and every morning.
Ed Note: Readers wishing to
communicate with Dr. Brady
should send letters direct to Dr.
William Brady, M. D., 265 El Ca
mlno, Beverly Hills, Calif.
ODD FELLOWS TO
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Med
ford and the valley will attend mem
orial services Sunday morning In the
Christian church at Central Point at
11 o'clock. Rev. D. B. Millard will
preach the. sermon, and has Invited
the various branches of the order to
be present.
Members of Canton and Auxiliary
Siskiyou No. 16, and members of Med
ford lodge No. 83 and Olive Rebekah
lodge No. 38. I. O. O. P., will meet at
th- hall on West Sixth street to leave
In time to assemble at the I. O. O. P.
hall at Central Point at 10:30 to
march to the church In a body.
Canton and Auxiliary members are
requested to wear full dfess uniforms.
Transportation will be provided for
those who do not have cars.
A safety eon device being studied
by Sslt Lake City's engineers has a
sliding buttress which moves slow
ly under the Impact of an automo
bile, but brings the car to a stop.
The proposed Qrsnd Coulee dam in
Washington will crests a lake ISO
miles long.
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. DAY BY DAY
By O. O. Mclntyre
NEW YORK, June 33. Thought
while strolling: I Invariably mix
Lola Josephine and Elizabeth Brlce.
Farcy McCord's
pink collar, Th
Rlalto la : atui
bussing with
Bob Hague's tiff
with Joe Tum
ulty over the
Lambs' gam
bol, PhU Dun
ning la the best
listener In the
theatre. -Art
Frank, the atage
Rube.
One word de
scription of Sec
retary Woodln
tlttuppy. Judith Anderson and Kath
arine Brush bear a resemblance. So
do Mickey Marks- and Octavus Roy
Cohen. What'a become of Harry
Thaw? Dont hear ao much about
the Young Intellectuala any more.
Herb Roth's Camera ahouldera and
button nose.
Wonder If anyone else stops to read
memorial tablets? Jacques Daniel
eon and Fannie Hurat are together
more than ever lately. How popu
lar the dachshund Is becoming 1
There's the ex-Mllllcent Rogers with
two. And Jack Pearl haa one. also.
Helen Worden, who heads the wo
men'a preaa club.
W. T. Benda, a Foznan, Poland boy,
who made good in the city. Those
old gallant of the club windows
who alyly test their knee Jerks now
and then. Nobody can look so qulck
sllverlsh aa Queenie Smith. Any time
anyone stops and looka at me shrewd
ly I feel guilty- of something or
other.
One of my favorite people Felix
Isman. Since Sunday school daya
the crow of a rooster always reminds
me of Peter denying the Christ. I
like to hear Bobby Jones say "lm-port-unt"
In those golf talkie. Sign:
"Drive Slowly and Live!" Plna eave
lives, too, by not being swallowed.
I peek In th foyer of the Zleg
feld the other day, now a contln
uoua movie. Something faint: rec
ognizable about tbe uniformed ticket
taker clicked th audden realization
ha waa a well known actor of 20 yeara
ago. One of the afternoon patrollers
of the Broadway pave In spats, lapel
flower and twirling a atlck. Show
business! ' -
The premiere at the Zlegfeld Is
the only opening night, ao far as
I know, Lindbergh attended. He was
Juat from his triumph, a world's
Idol, curiously baffled by the furore.
Four blocks on either side along
Sttth avenue were Jammed with
milling admirers. He came late, with
the usually late Jimmy Walker, also
riding a tide of Idolatry. At the
finish of the play there was an ova
tion for LlndbcrRh. He stood, bow
ed swkwardly and I shall alwaya re
member hla only hand wave waa for
the balcony. I liked that.
The other evening I visited In a
42nd etory apartment In one of the
thin high towera. A atorm came
up and of a audden the pinnacle
was deafening with eerie shrieks like
harp strings In a gale. The occu
pant told me this phenomenon la
only during high winds. As a rule
on such occasions he reads a blood-
curdling mystery, usually one of i
Poe's. and atterwards buries himself j
under covers. He has a awell time
scaring himself silly. i
I used to beg Alice Bunch, our
faithful hired girl, to tell a ghost
atory at bedtime. Once when the
family waa away she consented. It
concerned a man living alone In a
castle In an Isolated woods. He
feared robbers and at night hung
pans on every window and door.
With all the Negro talente for spooky
effects she worked to a ahuddery
climax. Th robbers creeping upon
the occupant I At the opportune sec
ond she slyly shoved a wash pan
off a table with a crash. People
back home to thla day think that'a
what'a the matter with me. At day
light I was atlU screaming. And
weeks afterward, wherever I happen
ed to be, I would freeze in audden
horror and let go a lulu.
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DAWN
Foods
Alice's major reward for superior
behavior was permitting me to man
ipulate the top of the baking pow
der can aa a cookie cutter on Fri
daycookie day. If I had abown
especial memorizing with my Sunday
school leaflet the left over dab of
dough waa baked Into what waa
called a Johnnie-cake, several time
the alze of the ordinary cookie. De
vouring it In th cool of th cellar
step waa as much fun and certainly
aa great a reward aa life ver offered.
Those were the daya I used to laze
in the hammock aultry evenings
plinktng a mandolin. Alloa mooned
over such fuddy-duddy. "I hope he
don't' take that potato bug thing
serious," she confided to Grandma.
Then added dolefully: "X one mar
ried a guitar picker."
DIFFICULTY OVER
LE
TO BE IRONED OUT
(Continued trom Page One)
He characterized the American
failure to agree on stabilisation of
the dollar as a "setback" but said
the situation had been clarified by
the American statement yesterday,
In which It was set forth that Wash
ington considered stabilization to be
untimely at present.
The Americans are engaged In a
program of price raising and at the
current stage prices "are largely
psychological," Mr. MacDonald con
tinued, and therefore It Is obviously
impossible to take any action which
might undermine the market.
"So far as I am concerned, I am
entering the third week with a very
buoyant and hopeful heart," Mr.
MacDonald said.
LONDON, June 23. (AP ) Austra
lia's acceptance of a wheat acreage
reduction scheme was all that was
lacking today for the consummation
of a five-power agreement described
as an International enlargement of
certain provisions of the American
farm relief bill.
Russia and Argentina are the larg
est nations to join Canada and the
United States in the gigantic pro
posal. One part of the plan provides
for curtailment of acreage, perhaps
by IS per cent, by the four great
exporting countries Argentina, Aus
tralia, Canada and the United States.
Russia, to the great surprise and
pleasure of delegates, joined in the
other part of the plan to limit wheat
exports.
Henry Morgenthau, Sr., technical
adviser to the American world econo
mic conference delegation, who has
been prime mover in efforts to en
list the biggest wheat producers In
the movement for increasing prices,
Is confident Australia, too, will Join.
Her "Big Moment" . . .
This Is the first time these Medford newlyweds ere entertaining.
The guests will arrive In five minutes and of course the bride Is a
bit nervous. Well of ONE thing she Is confident.. She KNOWS
the roast will be a huge success . . . It's going to be tender and Juicy
and full of flavor. You see. she's learned to buy at the LIBERTY
MARKET where only the BEST meats are sold. Br
Choice Hens, Fryers, Rabbits
The Finest Meats Always
SPECIALS
Fancy Fryers, lb 20c
Broilers, each 25c
Petunia Plants, each 5c
The Home of Good Meats Swift's gov't inspected Meats
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MODEL BAKERY'S
HONEY
COFFEE CAKES
Fruit or Plain, 10c each
Flight 'o Time
(Medford and Jackson County
History trom the Files of the
Mail Trlban of to and 10 fears
Ago.)
TEN TEARS AGO TODAY
June 23, 1923
(It waa Saturday)
"Pop" Gates will be auctioneer at
th Methodist benefit and sacrifice
sale.
Governor Plerc again fools th
fishermen of southern Oregon and,
they are angry.
President promise farmer "reUef
and lower taxes."
Ban Francisco autolst, whose ear
overturned near the fair ground,
fined 1200 but refuses to pay it.
Auto plates ready for the Jackson
county fair September 12-15. The
beat trotters on the Pacific coast
"will vie each afternoon."
Chamber of commerce at Jackson
ville editorially congratulated on
good work. ,
TWENTY TEARS AGO TODAY
June 23, 1918
(It was Monday)
"Th Wayward Nells of Life," at
the Star: "Screamingly Funny John
Bunny Comedy," at the lals: and
Patho Weekly No. 10. and "Putting
It Over on Papa," at the Ugo."
Hilt, Cal., lady alapa dentist, who
promptly knocks the lady down.
Deadlock over who will be school
clerk arises at first meeting of the
school board.
The Mall Tribune haa no desire to
enter Into a controversy with so
cialist over socialism. It would be
deluged in a flood of words that
"hears no sound save lta own daah
lnga." (Editorial).
Heavy rain fall In Ashland, with
showera In other sections.
Fourth of July committees getting-
busy.
Few Hops Left
In Oregon Hands 4
SALEM, June 23. (AP) Hops re
maining in Oregon growera' handa
were only 2570 bales following eale
of a carload by Lane county growera
to T. A. Llvesley and company ot Sa
lem. Llvesley paid 66 cent. The sale
waa the first recorded In nearly two
weeks. Contract offers are slightly
lower for the most part.
More than a dozen research pro
jects and urveys are being pushed by
he department of agriculture In lt
efforts to find additional uses for cot
ton, t
Eighty-seven fifth grade children
at Greensboro. N. C. were served a
luncheon of products grown in their
school garden.
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