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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1933. PAGE FTvTD AMERICAN TRADE AGAINSTJOLLAR Order ot 40,000 Tons of Rails From U. S. First In ' dlcation of Revival Cof fee Is . Key to Market By Paul Sander RIO DE JANEIRO AP) The po sition of American business In Brazil, about to be strengthened by a reci procity trade treaty, already has ex- i perlenced considerable Improvement through the cheaper dollar and a stronger mil rots. The outstanding Indication of the trend was a recent order by the Paullsta railway company of Sao Paulo for 40.000 tons of American rails, the biggest order In several years. When the depression and ex change tightness were most acute, Europe got what rati orders were placed. Brazil's Coffe is Key Dependent to a large extent on American coffee purchases, Brazil frequently has expressed it Inten tion of giving the United States con cessions In return for Its .coffee mar t ket. The United States for years has beld first place In exports to Brazil, but the balance. In favor of B azll is about three to one. Rising coffee prices in the United States, enabling Brazil to strengthen the mllrels without decreasing the mllrels value of exports, raised this country's buying power. The exchange tightness here has eased since the government In June completed liquidation of a London credit of about 932,500,000. and then made arrangements gradually to thaw frozen foreign money. Pound Balances Dollar The cautious, steady policy In strengthening the mllrels In relation to both the dolUr and the pound was Indicated during recent dollar fluctu ations abroad. For many months the exchange monopoly had the mllrels pegged to the dollar at 1SJ mllrels. When the dollar went off gold, It continued to be quoted at 18.3, and official quo tations for the pound were strength ened. When the pound reached 60 mll rels, however, and the dollar weak- ! ened, the pound was held steady ! and the dollar declined slightly. Then ! when the dollar gained a trifle, the dollar held steady, and the pound rate was decreased. With the paper mllrels a trifle stronger, the price of the artificial gold mllrels, Used to calculate tariff rates, was dropped slightly. Money Bootleggers Hit No one factor was pronounced, but the combination of the cheaper dol lar, the stronger paper mllrels and the cheaper gold milrela meant a good deal. The dollar was selling on the boot leg market at twenty, not so long ago, when It was quoted officially at 13.3. When the dollar was quoted officially at IB 83 mllrels. It was sell ing on the bootleg market at 18.6. ROUGE FOR KNEES E LB TOUQUET. Tahc (UP) -Bathing girls who want to be fash lonable must rouge their knees as well as their cheeks and Hps. The fashion has been launched at a mtnnlquln parade here to show the 1038 bnthing suit creations from the Paris fashion houses. Six iltm bathing beauties were due to display a dazzling array of beach costumes The Judges awaited In anticipation of seeing something really eye-soolmng In hot weather. The girls came forth. The bare backs and all the usual attractions were there. But what tickled the Judges' 'fancy was that each dimpled knee was delicately rouged. Rouging the knee has now become as great an art as painting the Hps in France, Shop Early These Features for Friday and Saturday ' STORE CLOSED LABOR DAY Get ALL Your Labor Day Needs Early at Pay'n Takit! Make your selections from the exceptional values listed below Coffee Values Airway Pure Brazilion Quality, always the same g0 3 lbs rC l-b 21c Edwards Dependable, Choice Qual ity, Vacuum Packed. 2 lb. Can li ( Maximum or Libbyi 6 Tall Oe Cans ........ dWjfV Case $269 48 Cans St uenu Makes More Jelly. Bottle Pancake Flour Sperry'g or Alber's Flapjack Self-Rislng J jfaft 9-lb.bag V Llue Seal Flour Highest quality makes it the least expensive C ff Q 49-lb. bag Ji ugar Pure Cane for canning and making Jelly ft Q 100-lb.sack 3 MEAT DEPARTMENT Hams . . "J-1 7y2c Eastern Sugar Cured Beef Roasts ib. 1 0c Choice Cuts of Prime Steers Shortening 3 "s.27c Best Orade Vegetable COME SHOP AND SAVE 113 MO. -CENTRAL Rubberized Boat That Fits in Handbag Is Newest Boon to Exploring Tourist LLujmJ mmm itltiilffittHTtr IS ' rfywnTiT Inflated in Jiffy, thla rujiberli il fabric bout (Hi Into compact ease that tokea up no more room In tire e ar than an ordinary traveling nag. The day of worrying over the prob-. leqi ol getting boat back through the wooda to an almost" Inaccessible lake or atream I gone. j Sportsmen planning a camping, hunting, fishing or vacation trip can now Include a boat as part of their equipment a boat that weighs com paratively few pounds and that can be carried In a compact zipper case no larger than the ordinary traveling bag. Solution of the problems of lovera of the outdoors persons -seeking spots tnat can only be reached by boat, on watera where ordinarily boat are not available are the rub berized fabric boats now being man ufactured by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. In addition to being light in weight and easy to carry occupying only a small spac In the camper's pack the new boats ean be Inflated In a very few minutes, and will remain afloat for an Indefinite period. One man si?s are available, each equip ped with an Inflation pump and the necessary oara. ' Shaped somewhat like conventional boats, the new craft are constructed of extremely durable fabric, are very stable in the water and due to their width and buoyancy are almost Im possible to capslse. The bow is point ed and raised slightly off the water, while the stern Is tapered, assuring maneuverability and ease In rowing. even when a boat Is loaded to capa city. Fabrto scats are placed In the conventional manner, and side pock ets' contain the Inflation pump and oars, th addition to pliers and a re pair kit. No sewed seams are found in the three-ply rubberised fabrlo all seams being Joined with a waterproof ce ment originally developed especially for airship and balloon envelopes Cemented seams eliminate the possi bility of threads rotting or of mols ture getting through the needle holes to rot or deteriorate the fabric. After a boat la once Inflated it needs no attention for long periods. Should an appreciable drop in tem perature occur, decreasing the volume of air, more can be added in a bkm ment by use of the convenient pump The Inflation tube or body of each buat la divided Into two com partments, either of which Is air tight end buoyant, and capable of supporting the occupants. Each ot the dttferentslzea la avail able In several colors grayish-black, aluminum similar to airship envel opes, or a brilliant orange-yellow pro vldlnj exceptionally highly visibility. In addition to their extremely practical possibilities for campers, huntors or fishermen, the boats are Ideal for vacation trips along Inland water) or the seashore, or for chil dren at bathing beaches. Bach boat la equ'pped with a manlla line run ning through loops around the out side, particularly for the Use of bathers. One of the two-man boats, even when tilled with water, will sup port four or five persons, while a seven-man boat filled with water provides sufficient buoyncy to aup port all who can possibly get their hands on It, The Doats afe meeting with an ex cellent reception among hunters, fishermen; campers and others heed ing ?hls sort of equipment for their outdoor activities, according to Good year officials. Marriage Licenses. Wesley Morrison and Jean, towry. Ernest C. Conrad and Marguerite Hlbbard. Ernest A. Huenera and Marie A. Re Inking. Circuit Court. Clio W. Tabler vs. Flossie B. Tabler. blvorce. Timi churchllt vs. Dick Conquer- good, et al. Chattel lien. Carlle Muellenberg vs. Joe Muellen- berg. Divorce. o. E. Dates Auto Co., Inc., vs. Mrs. Hansen. Chattel Hen. ntat vm wu'ter n. Nelson. Falling (0 render aid In accident. State vs. Fred Wolf. Manslaughter. State Vs. Clarenoe O. Day, Thomas P. King. Larceny. Bllen Dowd Jeffers. et vlr. vs. Chauncey Florey, et ux. Foreclosure of contract. Witt. Trefren vs. Arthur Dalley, Clara V. Dalley. - Foreclosure of mort gage. Mildred Wameley vs. James E. Wamsley. Divorce. Courthouse News (Furnished by the Jackson County abstract Co. 121 B Sixth Street I I SALEM, Ore. (UP) Oregon has declared war on marihuana the na tion's "depression narcotic." The use of marihuana clgarets has Increased so rapidly, that It has be come a national drug menace. Ore gon's problem is emphasized because It Is near Callfornls, one of the larg est marihuana producing states. Marihuana, state police report, Is a hard-tlmea drug. Production coat It alight and there are no amuggllng expenses. A 25-cent clgaret made of the marihuana flower offers the smoker three hours of exhlllratlon- and aeveral houra of the not-so-pleasant after effects. These "after effects," Incidentally, Include loas of power In the limbs, rapid pulee and slow respiration fol lowed by catalepsy and convulsions when used In large quantities. The trouble maker Is a tall plant with slender stem, long spiny leavee and narcotic-bearing blossoms. It la identical with Indian hemp In ap pearance and effect. , Real Estate Transfers. Johh W. Cox to Elmlra May Cox. deed of gift to 193.9 acres In DLC 82 In twp. 8T 8., R. 9 W. Sheriff to O. C. Lemmon, et ai Sheriff deed o SWW of sec. 13 and part of lot 1, tee. 94, twp. 88 8., R. 1 W. Sheriff to Portland Trust and Sav ings bank. Sheriff deed to t 5 Emln't Add. to Medford, William L. Tnurman, et ux, to port Investment company, 8. W. D. to lot 13, Constant Tract to City of Central Point. Port Investment Company to Bene, fit Savings Loan association, 8. W, D. to lot 18, Constant tract to Ceh- tral Point, 110. W. N. Offutt, Jr., to Ethel Offutt, Q. 0. D. to lot , blk, 10, Imperial Add. to Medford, 110. J. 0. (topper, et ux, to Agnes Love, W. D. to lot t, blk. a, Biirmnlt. ave heights addition to Medird. tio. Darrel Huton to D. V. Corn, QCD to 13 85 acres In DLC 11. In twp. 87 8, R. W., 110. John B. Darby to Nora Darby, W. D to land in DLC 49, in twp. 3 8., R 3 W., ISO. Otcar B. Covey to Lucy Patton deed to W!t ot lot 4: all lot S in block 16, town of oold Hill. Marry I. Seal, et ux. to Viols B Moore. W. D. to lot 7. blk S, Oak Park Add. to Central Point, tl Anna Allen, tt ux, to Asa T. Boyd. W. D. to lot 1, blk. , Page Aid. to Medford, tl. Sheriff to Pacific Coast Credit Assn.. W. D. to lot 25, Daley Add. to Ash land. 41862. Benjamin Ohnemus to J. W. Mam lin W. D, to lots S and 10. blk. 3. Lau- relhurtt Add. to Medford: Ni ol NKU( ot NWi-j of tm tec. 11, in twp 36 8 , R. 1 W.. II. Alma 3. Hord to Ethel Corthell QCD to SW4 of NW: all 8E14 of NW14 west of Crater Lake highway in tee. ', twp. as 8, R. 1 W II NEW PALL DRE36BS. II 95 to 11245. flwagnr Suits and Coats J 113 45 to 114 95. Hate. 5o tnd Up ! Fsll Siom irrfrra'f.y priced FOR OREGON POLICE L BE ABOLISHED BY OLD AGEPENS10N By DENNIS LANDRV I'nllfd Press staff correspondent B1AT4 HOU3B, SALEM. Ore (UP) Oregon will toon be In step with th nation-wide movement to abol Itn the poor house. Making effective old-age pensions ha mad more progress In the last year and k half, than at any time during any similar period In history of the oountry. Oregon was on ot nine states wnicn enacted an old-age pension law tine January 1. Other states: Arizona, Arkansas. Indiana, Maine. Michigan, Nebraska, North Dakota, and Washington. Oregon's law, how ever, doe not go Into effeot until January 1, 1934. In 1932. 17 staves distributed 122,- 616.004 In old-age pensions, and as sisted 102.537 persons, an Increase of 86 per cent since 1931. Mora than 18 times at much was paid out In old-age pensions last year, a In 1930. The number ot pen sioners increased tenfold between 1930 tnd 1932. Federal statistician! reported to Oregon officials that the average monthly pensions In 1932 waa HB.ai, compared to 116.09 In 1931. In no state did th average pension grant ed equal the maximum allowable un der the law. Th coat ot th pension system per Inhabitant last year averaged 74 cents, ranging from three cents In Maryland to 11.38 In New fork. The average ootta for pension states In 1931 was 64 cents and the range was from alt cents In Maryland to 95 cents In New York. New York waa in the lead laet year among th states In th amount paid la pensions. California and Mas aachitsetta followed closely. T.he number of aged given assist ance Increased in 1932 In every state, except Maryland and Nevada. Largest increase occurred In Colorado. In this stat, desplt the faot that the num ber ot pension -pay tng counties fell from seven to tour, the number of pensioners more than tripled. During recent years, the trend In old-age pension legislation was to mako adoption of the eyatem manda tory upon th count). At end ot 1932, nine of the 17 laws were man datory and two other had been amendou to become compulsory at fu ture date. Oregon a well as th other eight state which passed laws this year, made adoption of th sys tem compulsory upon the counties. Another trend during th recent year was toward providing for atate aid for pensions. At end ot 2933, tlx state provided tor state assistance, two to th extent of one-third, two to ont-half, on to three-fourtha, and bn all of th coat. SIX out ot th niu laws passed this year pro. vide for state aid, excluding Oregon. Applications In this state are filed directly with th counties, th board ot oontrol aotlng at auditor, ' (MCE OGEE) Come in and see what makes the New Goodrich Silvertowns 3 times safer from blow-outs Every year thousands ar killed or injured when blow outs threw ean out of con trol. The Goodrich campaign, to sav live thus needlessly sacrificed, is awak ening the public to the dangers ot blow-oht accident. When the speedome ter reads 40. 50, 60 the heat inside your tires becomes terrific. A blister starts . . . gets bigger and bigger . 1 . Until BANG! A blow-out! And you're headed for trouble. Now, to protect yon from blow-outs, every Goodrich Safety Silvertown hag the Jtt NEW BLOW-OUT PROTECTION FREE! amazing new Life -Saver Golden Fly that resists heat. Fabric and rubber don't sepa rate , k . thus blisters don't form. Blowouts are PRE VENTED by over, coming their tery CAUSE! And that Isn't all. Goodrich Silver towns have the moat skid resitting tread. Its squeegee drying Action gives yonr ear extra road-grip, and reduces danger of skidding to a minimum. Let as put Goodrich Safety Silvertowns on YOUR car. Remember, they cost ho more than other standard makes. Goodrich Silvertown WITH LIFE SAVER COLDE1V Wt LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION l' tit t4 .V MM- Mf Front and Eighth Bti. "WE NEVER CLOSE" Nest to Hotel Jaokson. Phone 1800 7 3-4 LB. When she get a bit older, she'll probably help her father add up sums at the First National bank, but In the meantime, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chlldreth will save her pennies In a miniature bank. The young miss, who hs not re ceived a name, yet, wa bora Wed nesday at the Purucker Maternity home, and weight 1 ibt. Both mother and daughter ar reported getting along nicely today. She la th granddaughter ot .Mrs. Cor A. Wilson ot 139 South Ivy street, and Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge M. Chlldreth ot 1113 West Eleventh street. UTAH BUCKAROOS ON RADIO TONIGHT Local danc lovers will have t chance to te eight radio ttan a well as danc to modern musle, when Smokey and his Utah Buckaroos 00 roe to Dreamland tomorrow night. Several radio act will be presented by then entertainers during th ste rling. The Buckaroos will play over KMED from 6:46 to 7;1 this eve ning. HoyTo Banish Plant Lice When your plant har )ut been waterad nr are still wet with dew. eprinkl them with Bu-htch tf you wlith tA tr thm from ItCS. Bu-hach, which It abolutiy at tor tht most delicti pltnt land for human belnas tnd animals). It never theless sure death to insect pelt. 0 sav your cherished plant tnls eay wav Monev back It It falls. femra in handy sifter can at We n. A. ATTENTION KIDDIES! THE BAND BOX and SHOE BOX Announce, the addition ot a new department for the Junior mise and children, furauant with our policy of selling good, popular priced footwear, we have added the nationally known line of Rohfa Hood ehoeg for chil dren and mlsiei. Bhoeg of solid leather construction and built with the famous Aktivatof feature laits. Brown ealfgkin moccasin brogue, Aktivator feature. Price ' . $2.49 Two tone oxford, nature last, composition rubber sole. Price $1.49 Indlel, brown heather grain, wing tip and saddle trim. Price $2.95 Patent one-strap, silver and ebony piping, illustrat ed. Price r ($1.95 Perfect health last for small kiddies, turn or extended sole styles. Price $1.25 Plain toe black dress oxford, Blucher cut, nature last. Price $2.29 Oenuine hand turned patent dress slipper. Price Qb, $2.95 One-strap patent souffef. Composition Sole. Price, $1.49 Remember our free Robin Hood show Friday morning at the Rialto Theatre,, free souvenirs. Oet tickets at the Band Box Shoe Box and 60e at all good grocery, drug ana Biere iaa m.u jou uivumj. I teed siotes. 1 j I Kfc BAND IlOX A; 6IIOK BOX. "The
