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e MEDF0K15 MAIL THTBUXE, rEDFORD, OREGON', FRIDAY, JULY 23. 1033. PAOE FIVE J OVERALL PHASES ADMINISTRATION ' (Continued from Page One) Moley'a Influence Ls no different than It was Maxell 4. All 1b quiet again on the- Potomac. Once Mr. Roosevelt put his faith In a man it la not easily disturbed even by mora Important things than expense accounts and airplanes. What happened Inside on the Wood In case shows that. The presi dent has remained loyal to bis treas ury secretary privately and publicly. If he cared anything about the senate disclosures showing Mr. Woodln on the Morgsn preferred list of customers, no hint of It has been given. That does not alter the probability of Mr. Woodln's early resignation. The Initiative will be taken by Mr. Woodln. The health excuse will be at least half true. Or. Benjamin M. Squires. Aaron 8a plro and 31 other defendants on con spiracy charges Including bombings, window smashing and restraint of trade was returned by a county grand Jury today. The Indictment was regarded as the state's first frontal attack on racketeering and the violence It has brought Into legitimate Industries in Chicago. Kace Driver injured LOS ANGEIjES, July 37. (AV-Injured when his machine locked wheels with another on a turn at the Ascot saucer last night, Ernie Trip lets twice winner of the Pacific coaat automobile racing title, today was re ported by White Memorial hospital attaches as resting comfortably. Call the Sou tn era Oregon Credit Bureau. They can cell too who par au debts prompuy LAKE CREEK, PHOENIX JOIN! GRANGE PICNIC A Joint picnic of Lake Creek and Phoenix Oranges will be held Aug ust 6 A program of entertainment and sports, In which all will be anx ious to participate, ls being arranged by the committee In charge. It Is anticipated as a most enjoyable event of the season and 100 per cent at tendance of both granges ls asked. Last meeting of Lake Creek order was much better attended than us ual and a pleasant evening was ppent. Tin following program was pre sented by Lecturer Reed Charley: Group of songs, "Morning Comes Early." 'The Keeper" Home Econom ics extension song. "Billy Boy"; read ing, "One Candid Candidate." by Dorotny Meyer: vocal duet. "Merrily Sing." and encore. "Drive Away Your Cares,M with a song by Mabel Brown and Floyd Charley; reading. "My Religion." by Mrs. Anna Tonn; reading. "The Little Black Hen," by Beth Zundel"; cornet solo, "When the Moon comes Over the Moun tain." and encore, "When It's Spring time In the Rockies." by Donna Brown: reading. "Are You An Active Member?" by Mary Moore: vocal solo, "In tlie Valley of the Moon." Floyd Charley. Reil estate or insurance leave It to Jonea. Phone 699- The Angora Wool Rabbit Breeders ol Southern Oregon held a meeting lost night at the home of F. C. Find .ey on South Peach street, at which :lm a club was formed to be known as th Angora Wool Rabbit club of Southern Oregon. A one hundred per cent . representation of the An ora Wool Rabbit Breeders were pres ent and the following officer', were elected: President, F. C. rtndley; treasurer, S. 8 Davenport; secretary. I Dr I. H Oove. The membership in cluded the following big Angora wool rabbit oreeders" Dr. I. H. Oove. 3 S. Davenport. Volney Dixon, J. H Dawson. H. Lowe, J. M. Oreene, and F. C. Flndley. A price of $10 for all select, stand ard breeding stock was set by the members on all stock sold through the Angora Wool club or by each In dividual member. A code Is being adopted as applies to the Angora wool rabbit Industry in Southern Oregon and will be an nounced in' a few days. Mr. Dixon of the well known firm of O add is & Dixon, was present and gave an in teresting talk on the Iron and steel tndustry as It affects the Angora wool rabbit industry. S. 8. Daven- tort. who has the finest Angora wool rabbi try In southern Oregon, gave vital facts and statistics that every Angora wool rabbit breeder should know in order to be successful in the Angora wool rabbit Industry. Headquarters until further notice are at J. H. Dawn's shop on 44 North Front street, Medford. WORD TO ROOSEVELT for your generous word of commend atlon. He wants you to know also that he ls most appreciative of your desire to be of service. We will b gad to keep your offer In mind, should an occasion arise." Pendleton Cooler PENDLETON, Ore- July 27. (AP) This city and the adjacent coun try was enjoying a cool west breczat this morning, bringing considerable relief after yesterday's sweltering beat. Wednesday's maximum temper ature was 102 degrees. W. H. Lorton of this city yester-lf day received a letter from Louis McH Howe, secretary to President Roose- U velt, in answer to a message sent July 11 by him. The letter read: "The president has received your letter of July 11th and 1 tns asked me to thank you warmly ASK YOUR DEALER SCHKADEK'S ARGENTINE ANT POWDER SAFE--CLE AN SURE This man you see standing next to Mr. Roosevelt In pictures ls quit a person. He ls Gus Gene rich, a for mer New York policeman, who assists the president. At Hyde Park he eats with the family, romps with the grandchildren. The other day he had certain front teeth pulled and new ones Installed the very same day. Afterward he had steak for lunch. Wise ones would have you believe the administration has put a banana peel under Huey Long. They whisper that federal patronage In Louisiana now is In charge of Congressman Sandlln, with whom Long ls NOT close. The deflation of Long has failed to materialize so often that you can not be sure of it until you see It with your own eyes. The administration grapevine from gi Philippines ls bringing bad news. Tfrie antl-lndependence bill crowd ehere Is In the saddle. Unless some thing is done soon the independence government will be sidetracked. No date has been set for a referen dum. Speaker Manuel Roxas, (friend of the bill) has been ousted. Presi dent Quezon of the senate Is riding, a high opposition horse. Some strategists are now sorry they J Id not treat Qtfezon better when he was here. The silver victory at London was political rather than economic. The experts here say confidentially they cannot see that It amounts to much. Senator Plttman will receive and probably deserves some political pres tige for getting those anti-silver wolves to agree to anything. How . ever, the agreement ls only against dumping and must be ratified by the various home governments before It ls effective. The government economists say the price of silver will NOT be materially Influenced. A certain near-lnslder tried to sell the Moley resignation yarn to a news paper for $800. He was told It was worth about B0 cents. Chairman Sanders of the republi can national committee ls now In Europe but will return about August 20 In time for a national committee meeting at Chicago, Sept. 16, If one ls held. There have been sub-rosa Indications recently that It would be called off. A Washington writer who macje a reputation roasting the last adminis tration ls toasting this one. His guest list at dinner Tuesday night Included : Wallace. Tugwell. Farley, Taussig, Peak, and others. .That ls more Influence than Mr. Roosevelt )as assembled at one table at the ame time. Senator Thomas (Oklahoma) kept Vs eye on Wall Street from a local orokerage office before the recent market drop. He frequently had a chair up front with his eye on the tape. HEAVILY OF WHEAT PORTLAND. July 28. (AP) John J. Lavln, coast representative of the Chinese government agency, said here today that under present plans Portland will be Pacific coast head quarters for the Chinese In the pur chase of fifteen million bushels of wheat or Its equivalent under pro visions of the R. F. C. loan recent ly arranged. WASHINGTON, July 28. (API Farm administrators revealed today that they are planning for an In crease of wheat exports from the Pacific coast to the Orient, and are prepared to use part of the pro ceeds of the processing tax on wheat to finance the program. DEATH IN STREET FOR LITTLE EUGENE GIRL EUGENE. July 27. (AP) Dorothy Lutz, four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Llndley Lutz. was killed here this morning when she was f truck by a car driven by Bruce Gladstone. Police said the child darted Into the path of the oncoming machine after se had crowed the street with a playmate. Police did not hold Gladstone. 4 I PV""" -,,are K'5" Prices atta'" Future ya Vcuinments a r 1 .it oj IP! CHICAOO. 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Bronsa pUse or "Span lah gold fin ish basest pleated or Hreuiied silk shade rayon lined. Ufa. Save 25 Now! Prices are going UPt Wardoleiniinni Mings Standard $5.89 Grade I 9x12 Ft. Sal, No more Wardoleam Rata at this prtce after theae are gonel We cannot repeal these Angwt Sale rallies 1 Brand new tile and floral design waterproof and $tainproof. Tbe beery feh. base -tars flat on tbe floor. Per (met mtalitrl Wl. Wardoleiun. Per running ft on: a T 117 South Central Phone 286
