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r SIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1933. BLUE BOOK READY FOR DISTRIBUTION BY SECOAL HOSS Official Gazetteer and Com pendium of Facts Off the Press Governor Writes on Recreation Opportunity BALHM, Ore. (UP) The Oregon '. Blue Book, biennial "officii! gazeteer ' and compendium of fact and figures concerning the atat and federal gov ernment," 1 off the press and ready ' for dlatrlbutlon. The book ws edited by Secretary - of State Hal E. Koae, a former news paperman, and la the largest and moat complete edition yet issued. A feature of thla year's book I a aerlea of artlclea on reaourcea of Oregon, written by state officials and other authorltlea. Meier Writes Article. "Oregon baa won a well deserred reputation aa an Ideal summer play ground." writes Governor Julius L Meier In an article entitled "Oregon, An Empire of Progress and Oppor unlty." "We have within our borders an Infinite variety of recreational re souroes a rugged and beautiful sea shore, snow-capped peaks, blue lakes in upland meadows, cool green for ests, crystal clear mountain streams and great rivers, pishing, hunting. golfing, winter sports these are not rich men'a pleasure In Oregon, but are within the easy reach of all. "Over excellent highway one oan ' motor with comfort and pleasure to every part of the atate. and the Co lumbia River and Coaat highways cannot be excelled for magnificent oenery. Products Diversified., "We have a diversity of farm prod uct which safeguarda us against the ill of agricultural oommunltlea con . fined to limited crops, Oregon fruit and vegetables, canned and fresh, Oregon wool, Oregon flax and hops. Columbia river salmon, wheat from astern Oregon plains and oafctle from eastern Oregon rangea, Oregon da'.ry product and poultry and a multitude of other crops from Oregon farma and fields go to all the markets of the world. Trom an Industrial standpoint we are Just beginning to take the piece that la rightfully ours by reason or abundant and accessible rsw material, coupled with abundant water power. Oregon possesses one-sixth of the po tential hydro-electric power of the nation, now on the eve of develop ment, which means immeasurable in dustrial opportunities for the future tand of rromlae. "The pioneers of the covered wagon found Oregon a land of promise. For the resourceful, the enterprising and ambitious, the rich opportunities which called the ploneera atlll wait at the end of the Oregon trail." Other special articles appearing In the blue book Include: "Oregon s highway system," by R. H. Baldock, state highway engineers "Oregon Geography and Resources," by Dr. James H. Gilbert and Dr. Warren D. Smith, University of Oregon; "Ore gonl Timber Resources," tynn P. Cronemlller, atate forester; "Oregon's Outstanding Geological Features," Dr. Warren D. Smith; "Ore gone Wild Life, Ernest L. Crockett, assistant supervisor of state game commission. "Oregon Writers of Today." Harriet O. .( rmg, atate librarian; "Pacta of Early Oregon History," Dr. John B. Horner, late professor of history at Oregon State oollege; "Oregon Mili tary Porcea," Capt. Willie E. Vincent, and "Oregon1 Military Record," by Brigadier General Thomas K. Rllea. Cover of the blue book la a colored ketch of the atate capltol building ' by Murray Wade, Salem arttst. Data on Elections. Statistics Included In th volume re abstract by counties of the gene ral elections of 103a and of the special election July 21, 1033. An account of the constitutional convention which ratified repeal of the 18th amendment la also Included. The national and atat oonstttu- tlons. declaration of Independence, list of all national and atate officiate, and major Oregon offlclala atnce ' formation of the state are among the material In the book. The book la dlatrlbuted free to schools, state, county and city offl . eera. A charge of as cents each la made for copies distributed to the public. the state board of control here today Selection of the worker waa left to Mrs. W. D. MoNary and R. E. Lee Stelner. heads of the Eastern Oregon and State Insane hospitals. Other steps looking toward relief oi the congestion were emphasized by Dr. MoNary, who urged another hos pital building in Multnomah county aa well as a psyoopatnlc ward. He declared there were now 1280 pati ents at Pendleton and more than 3200 it Salem, taxing the extreme maxi mum capacity of the two Institutions. SALEM. Or., Oct. 8 (AP) Aud it of (tat corporation department aavtngs and loan assoclattona may be mad by th aecretary of state aa privet Individual, but lot a a pub lic official, Attorney General 1. H. Van Winkle today held In an opinion requested by Secretary of Stat Hal E. Hoes. DURHAM. K. C. bet. 8. yP Rosoo Adsms, 17, a Duke freshman, will travel some 35,000 mile to clauses this year. HOLLYWOOD. Cel.. Oct. . Rene Adoree, former rnovl star, died today at Sunland. health resort, near here of a chronic respiratory ailment which forced her out of the films a few years ago. Th Prencb actress, whose triumph In "Th Big Parade" opposite John Gilbert In 1038, I still remembered a on of the greatest in film history, lost her three year battle for life at a time when most of Hollywood be lieved she bad won. Richard Hamilton, alia Joseph, IT, was arrested today by state police at the family residence on Thompson creek, upon receipt of a warrant from The Dalle, charging the youth with 'being Implicated In burglarlea there. SALEM CORPS TO SAUM, Oct. . UP) Disband- ! ment of th 8Mem American legion drum corps, ex -national champion, I will b effected at an early meeting of Capital post executive committee, It waa learned here today, 1 Th outcome of the competition In I Chicago where 8atem waa disqualified baa no bearing on the discontinu ance. The corps had agreed before departure to disband after the trip "win, Iom or draw." It waa learned that tentative plana were under way to dlspoaa of uniform and equip ment to other oorpa. The corps may retain It Identity until after ArmUtloa day. WOULD RELIEVE HAUTM. Oct. 8. (At Employment of a social worker to be placed In the field to permit parol of Insane pst. nt to home and relieve th in creasing crowded conditions In the two lUls hospital vas authorised p ThsFc amous Sale Gi wes An MkUrt Priced Im than toeiay'fi man-It t! 3 Pieces With mohair prices as high as they are, we cannot repeat this Ward Week value. Both piece have comfortable high hacks and roll arm. And the cushion, backs, and seats are sprrnc filled. Carved fed. 2 pieces $74.95 Rivftid Standard 13-Plaf BATTERY 12 Months Guarantor! $3.69 With Old Battery Guaranteed 12 months because it's basically built to Riverside stand ards. Every plate is standard size and thickness for full power. StmekVpt Saw HALF I Fsxi tmmU muUr thim wmMmmt TUMBLERS 2 for 5C TUsaV l axmg eaeoertal panel ml alas tnnaSlen at ascs a prkal Medina wel pL Clear crystal 4aaa, Better lay kt a pear's auptif y at rtiia prio. Special Ward Week Price on Wards Famous Riverside MdDTTdD IIL 10096 Pure Pennsylvania In your own CMtoinsr Ward Week ii another break lor motorists, "Bring your own con tainer" ii all we ask to give you the benefit of this tremendous valne. Money can't buy better oil. It it expertly refined for Ward from the finest, most expensive Penn sylvania era tie out of the top price . Bradford District IS Pl.t Battery. 11 Months' SjOS Guarantee , . . . 4. 25c Riverside Spsrk Plugs, 4 n r n j You M SS3l Crem rr r- i- - r. Washsble solid col or. aU new rail shades and black, 38 Inches. 10c yd. Fancy striped cot ton flannel, 28 Inches wide. For Ward Week onlyl Marquisette for Curtains Char, CveeV VVevesV 15c yard Sheer, plain in weans. F2my In texture, but tiibfaat. ffpsf Is! tor Ward Week. Don't taJM h. Fall Curtains of Cushion Dot SW, Cher, Tut-fort f 89c pair At even tlM thee curtain would be a bxrgain. 44n- raffle. Carefully mad. Cream, eera. 4-Sewed limn MMaMe1 A 25c far corn makes this vj- M beooxa elTiciesav-. "vj stwrdy. And so whs von save! Wash Boiler M-CeibeSi $2-79 Usual tXAi valtaet Capper waa tinned interior. S t a r d y book handles. DotmblsB Regular fl.st Taint $1-19 list Toast sand-wlc-net, frills etn baron. Mrres u double hot plate. Manila Rope H la. slie per 100 ft. $1.20 Sew H darl.t Wd Veek. Ter. imeded 1S0 na. Hadeaaer rJuS'S sMBCVItCteL MUk Pails OawttleeSOwV 3. ,89c Heary 1SS Ih. tat pit I a Ssjrkary bsaK Uwrk all bre for Your Money Flashllht $1.25 6 cell focusing type fliuhllrht Complete Lux soap Very SeaclesV SVanaev ban for 29c Here It Is, the soap that I fam ous for Its beneficial effects on all skins no matter how sen sitive they may be! UiWStMea Bleaoami whin, fasasd SOSX4, fVaa)S aklsa. LM wear- Ufebuoj Soap bars for 29c Nationally known aa the soap that ends all offensive body odors. Here It la specially pric ed for Hard Week Only! Caionsvics 59c each Men's naed la as weight, cotton, rib knit, aaU length. Fan ee. s6 so aft- Work Sox WWVWeae VW 7c pah- Com bod oottam with reinforced heel d to-e. Dark enters oorr. Tiraplle SUmidlto Conielii Couch, double bed, 2 twin beds all in one! $2495 IS down, $4 monthly, plot carry ing chart 'Prices are going UP! TPe earmot repeat this Vard Week value. A gay, alaud-covered CoTjefa by day. At night, a doable bed or 2 twin beda. The box spring base and inner prirtg mattress make it tmuAually comfort able. Complete with 3 box-edge pillows) Barn Wood - - Save On Fuel! Heats 2 to 4 Itooms Easily: Circulating Heater $4 Down, $5 Monthly QC Small Carrying Charge Ton can have the smartness of a beautiful walnut finish porcelain enameled cabinet pins the economy of circu lated heat. And the special hinged grill on top permits cooking, too. Cold air is drawn in from the floor, heated between the cabinet and the heavy steel and cast-iron heating unit Then it is moistened and sent ont the, top to circulate as clean healthful heat throughout your rooms. Ward Week SALE Saper Value! Seamless Axminster S2" $2195 Price goes UP after Ward Week 1 Save now. Each rug is a copy of a genuine Oriental design, woven on huge Ax minster looms. Even the sheen is woven-in. Perfect naFity. No tecondtl 3 Fieces 95 down, ts monthly, plus carrTtng charre Look at the sise of this anite. And then look at the low Snle price. Too will agree it is a "big'' valne. 3-inch posts on the bed. Triple Ti iiilisas mil loss on the vemity. 4 deep dia.arjjB in the Cbest. In two-tone walircrt mmh on gujuine Aroerrcsn hauler mid. .. Save $5.00 During WARD WEEK Meetrie Wagliec Yffth Famoot Washboard Aetloa 4 as Dowt ss Down, as a Hmta. pins Small Oirrytnc Chart Think of It Ward Week price taves you $5.00. And 30 mln. utet after you ttart this v-asher a whole week's wash for a family of 4 is done I Wards gentle washboard action get clothes far whiter. It makes clothes last longer, too. Buy now and save. 117 SOUTH CENTRAL f i f. . - - mi. i.ii.i 1'UM JaV '" '" u - mi ii-..w...ni ... jm, ,, aa'sssaasa)aMasaeaeeslssM , ... .. . , 1
