Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1934)
PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1934. N- Bedford Mail Tribune "Enryont la Southirn Oragea Rud thi Mail Tribune' Dally Eieapi Saturday Piibllihfd toj Mrrnrnim P Hi NT l NO CO. '5-3T-39 N. fclr BL PboM BOUGHT W, BUHL, Editor Ao Independent Nanipapar entered u aecond eltu nattar at Uedford, Oregon, under Act ot Marcn 8, 1819. 8l:Iirt HUTION BATES' B .if Hail lo Adiaoee Daily, odc jtsr ...15.00 Datljr, tlx ontba 1-J Ptllr, ona moDtit 0 Br Carrier Id Adtanee Medford, Alhland. iksont1lle, Central Polut, Phoenix, Talent, Gold i III I and od BlilMirs. Dtllf, one year Dally, ill Donths f-SB Dally, not asontb .00 All urma. cub In adiioc. Official patr of tha City of Medford. Otflelal oiper of Jaiaon County. MKMBKR OF TUB aHAOCIATEU PKB88 Heeelvlng ftill Leued Wire Berries - The Auoclateu Prew la aiclmliely entitled to ina uti for publication of all news dlipatcbaa --rtdlted to It or otherwise credited In thli paper ind alio U til local new! puhllohed herein. All rlghti for puii licit loo of ipeelal dlipatehaa wain era alio reamed. MEMBKB OF UNITED PHR8fl fttEMBEK OF AUDIT RUMCAfJ OF CIRCULATIONS AdTertlilng Reprawptitltif M. C. MOCENSr.N COM PA NT Office In Ne York, Chicago, Detroit, las Franelico Loa Angelea Seattle Portland. fV MIMSIt Editorial Correspondence Ye Smudge Pot ttj Arlluir rtrry. i LAS VEGAS, Nevada, Feb. 28. Gas is i9 cents at Beatty, Nevada where we replenished the old bug at 11 :30 this morning. The asthmatic and limping general store keeper who supplied it apologized for the charge and claimed it should be 30 cents, but he is beating the government out of. a cent federal tax, and expects to get away with it unless "they send along some fed eral spotters.". We wager he is safe. We don't believe even a government spotter would journey out to Beatty, Nevada, if he could possibly help it. This section of southern Nevada strikes us as the land that God forgot. It is the most desolate, forlorn, depressing wilder ness we have ever encountered in our various wanderings. An overcast sky and a cold, raw wind added nothing to our enjoy ment. Taying 29 cents for gas when it is only 25 in the depths of Death Valley, and 20 cents at Barstow, ranging from 14 to 17 in Ij. A., not only put a dent in our declining pocketbook, but speeded us on our way toward Las Vegas, resolved to throw the dust of Beatty from our rear tires, as quickly as possible. We did. We not only threw dust but several bushels of quartz tailings, gravel, and perhaps a cart- load of boulders. To bestriotly accurate it wasn't bad for nine or ten miles. The little bug left a trail of smoky white dust about three miles in the rear, and the pebbles beat a tatoo on the rear fenders like a machine gun on a tank, but as long as one kept the front wheels in the single track, the boat kept going and the speedo meter clicked evenly enough. But after that ten miles the high way became what is called in California "dangerous but pass able, '' but in Nevada is called a secondary road. At least that is what they called It in Beatty not paved but a regular state highway, marked on the map with a dotted instead of a solid red line. ltere were several towns also marked on that red line and we decided to stop at the first onefor lunch. The first one, however, proved to be a sign post, "the Paolo Verde mine five miles", the second proved to be a filling station for the bug, not for man and beast, though they did have real beer on ice. As it wag around 34 below zero this type of liquid luncheon didn't appeal to us. We asked the Indian boy with a big hole in the seat of his overalls, where we could get luncheon en route to Las Vegns. "Indian Springs" was the laconic answer, whether merely up herself for we don't believe the apple eating boy was much help. And there is the explanation for southern Nevada GOLD. No human beings would venture there, much less stay, if they .didn't believe there was gold in "them thar hills." In that entire jog over 130 miles we didn't see a ranch, a horse, a cow or a chicken no, nor a blade of grass. Nothing but bare moun tains, bare hills, sage brush and rocks. But for gold, particu larly at its present price, man and woman will undergo any privation and hardship. And that is what they some of them are doing now. R. W. R. PlnsUy by making gwtura th light dawned on a clerk In Herrod'. "You mean," hs or led, "a lac. flannel!" And Oeraghty got hla waeh rag. (Copyright. 1934, McNaught Syndicate, Inc.) Crltlclam haa been levelled at the governor tor ume ot hla appoint ment, during hl tenure at oltlce. To . MBm ,,n tiimrj the aDDOlntment of the governor have teen no wore. , the characteristic taoiturnity of the redskin or resentment that than aome of the electing by th. wsg denied the rare opportunity of selling some 29 cent gas, people. ... jwe don't know, nor did we care, the prospect of luncheon The eacape of John (Dongeroua) j ahead cheered us up immensely, "din? No"' Paoorefrom I So on we went, expecting every minute to hit a chuck hole i.n i:'.iaiia ln.il preaidcd over by a that would resolve the old bue into a nile of nuts and bolta and T!SlTiSd instead of merely shaking those two remaining molars on tne Jctt rear sulo loose, out thanks to Mr. buich vvnen a better car is made lie will make it) is old stuff, we mako affidavit here and now no better car will be made or could be. (tfPd adv.) Well, thanks to him, anyway and probably Lady Luck we diapatchea do not explain how either i finally got there, "INDIAN SPRINGS P We wondered if they and no aloucn of a wood oarver. He untangled hlmaelf from an alleged "eacape-proof" Jail, by whittling hlm aelf a No. 1 Imitation of a platol. from a broomhandle, or other piece of timber, with a Jackknlfe. The preaa the Jackknlte or eomethlng to whittle hannened to be handy. Neither are regarded aa atandard equipment for a felon'a ceU. Thua equipped Mr. DH llnger cowed hla guarda. It waa only a Jump to th. Jail arsenal, where h. cut aside hla wooden platol for a machine gun, Intimidated more dep uty aherlHa, aelzed the awlfteat auto In Crown Point, Ind., and with a commandeered chauffeur waa away acroaa th. pralrlea, accompanied by a colored gentleman, who Uae Dllllnger waa waltlna for the law to get around to hannlng him. By thla time the law enforcement agencies were In hot purault, and the lady aherlff In hys terica. The escape ot Dllllnger la Hat ed aa "remarkable," an apt classifica tion, but It also amella and sounds "fishy." A compelling motive actuat ed Mr. Dllllnger In hla vanlehment, and his record ahowa he possesses a positive genlua tor getting out of prison. Nevertheless,' everything that Mr. Dllllnger needed most In hi de parture was bandy enough to warrant a thorough Investigation, while trying to catch him again. The Congressional Record of pVbru- wcre hot or cold, iron or sulphur, good for a broken back and a pain in the neck, or invaluable as one of Mother Nature's lubri cants. Would they have a little' hotel, or just a few cottages with a common dining hall T "Indian Springs!" there it was fluttering in the hurricane, a street banner, red letters on a white background, but where WAS it we could see nothing but a single story hut with a red gas pump just off the front stoop and another little dclapidated hut noarby. About 30 rods down the road was an edifice that had been a barn about 50 years ago, but was now apparently a combination garage and blacksmith shop. A white boy greeted us this time ho had a sheepskin reefer over his blue jeans, and was eating an apple. "Could you tell us where Indian Springs is, plcaset" we inquired. The boy pointed vaguely across the road with his apple, and then started to masticate furiously in an effort to clear his mouth sufficiently to make speech audible. After several Bpasmodio gulps, he finally enunciated! "It's over there about five mile, I ain't never been there, only come here a few weeks ago they any Indians run it lot ary 3, reveals that the army, in as-, of 'cm live 'round there see them cottonwoods : it's just beyond sumlng th. delivery of th. air mall, , . ,. ., 1 Is subject to poeme by aolona, aa well aa the hazards olwvlatlon. A portion of th. poem la as foltowa: Acroplanea flash through air, Open to weather and bare, Carrying the air mall, while ' All the world wondered. Stormed at by anow and Ice, Plunging through unknown space, night through the fog they flew, Pilot and co-pllot. Personal Health Service By William Brady, M.D. Comment on the Day's News Signed letters pertain I Kg to personal health and hygiene not to d il ea m diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady if a stamped Kelf-addrepsed envelope la enclosed. Letters should be oriel and written in Ink. Owing to the large number ot letters received only a tew can be an swered. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions Address Or. William Brady, 365 El Cajnlno, Beverly Hills, Cal. PRENATAL AND MATERNAL. CARE A little book on "Prenatal and Ma- ternal Care," by W. E. Hunter, A. B.. M. X., V. A. O. 6. of Loa Angeles, seem to me more meaty and prac tice,! than other b o o k a on the aubject for pectant or ama teur mothers. Don't let the string of letters after the author's name frighten you; there are really no hlfalu- tin a Ira about him, as you will see when you read ,hls book. Dr. Hunter tells us that more than 500 theories for the determination of ex have been advanced and discarded. Offhand, I ahould say the estimate is moderate. Approximately 499 of the theories have been expounded to me by correspondents who desire Im mediate confirmation so they can be gin to get ready to commence think ing of having the hovel done over Into a home. But meanwhile, if I will kindly Include directions for -"birth control" ... Scientific study of embryology has shown that the chromosomes (cellu lar elements) of both male and female cell nuclei carry the hereditary tend encies and aex qualities and that the sex of offspring Is the product of the predominating number of sex ele ments in the two nuclei that fuse to form the embryo. There are equal number of sperm cells predominating In either male or female chromosomes, so It Is purely a- matter of chance which type of sperm cell reaches the ovum first. This explains why, notwunsiana lng all theories, notions or yarns, there have always been and will al ways be practically as many boy ba bies as girl babies born. You pays your doctor (I hope) and takes whatever the doctor brings. Dr. Hunter points out a trick of the trade. "Often doctors resort to subterfuge by asking the patient which sex la desired and then pre dicting the opposite sex. If the guess proves correct the physician la pro claimed a prohpet, and If the guess be Incorrect the mother Is so pleased with the result that the doctor's mis take Is entirely overlooked." Since the chances are 50-50, the question affords midwives, fishwives, old wives and young 'una wide scope for bandying mystic methods. "As soon Is the patient feels rested and has recovered from the soreness caused by the muscular exertion of labor. It is well for her to begin sys tematic, active movement of the muscles of the body" says Dr. Hunter, and the little book describes and Il lustrates exercises which have proved most suitable for restoring tonicity to the muscles, hastening convalesence and keeping the figure trim. Among these exercises are the knee-chest or knee-elbow posture, various leg rais ing, and arm raising movements done while the patient Is In bed, and walk ing on all fours filter she gets out of bed. "Castor oil should never be taken; It wearies the musculature of the bowel and In the end Increases con stipation. To this advice of Dr. Hunter's I should add the suggestion that It applies to children and people as well as to expectant or amateur mothers. The public .library should have Dr. Hunter's "Prenatal and Maternal Care," or can get It from the pub lisher, J. W. Stacy, Inc., San Francisco. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Stature. Son, 12, very short. His father Is short and stout. I fear my boy Is doomed to be a "shorty too. Is there any treatment or anywhere I can go for "shots' to make his grow taller? pir. O. O. J. Answer In certain cases of retard ed growth ductless gland medication, given by your family doctor, may pro mote more rapid Increase In stature. There la no specific remedy for the purpose. If the child Is not below the average stature of his parents prob ably nothing can be done to make him taller. Fish Oil. Each drug store seems to think a particular brand of cod liver oil the best, and no two offer the same kind. S. P. E. Answer In my opinion crude cod liver oil which comes In bulk, with out any brand name or fancy pack age, Is best. Halibut liver oil Is at least as good as cod liver oil. Salmon oil has been found an excellent source of vitamins, and Its taste Is rather pleasing. (Copyright, 1934, John P. Dllle Co.) lid. Note: Readers wishing to communicate with Dr. Brad? should send letters direct to Or . William Brady. M. D.. 265 El Ca mlno, Beverly Hills. Cal. there over the hill, (An INDIAN resort, eh, and five miles away over the hill I) "Could we get anything to eat around here!" Another nod, more gesticulations the young man was ap parently ravenous he had taken another bite. "There it is, see that sign", and h pointed to the little shack. Suro enough it had escaped us in our first survey "Cafe" it was painted in red on white also. . A consultation was held as we surveyed the forbidding ex terior of this desert "cafe' with visions of greasy fried tutors and canned milk, served no doubt by an unhygenio Indian squaw. However it was after 1 p. m., we couldn't reach Las Vegas until 3 :30 or 4, and had had nothing to eat since breakfast at Furnace Creek so as usual the inner man won. W entered the cafe and Mood there literally gasping. Brok ' A great ado prevails In California over kissing of the fair, In tha state prlntery. It seem to have been one of the emoluments of bolng a boss, and a number of romantic males In volved face a quiz. Only the kisser, not the kissed, will be thus Incon venienced. It Is well known that It takes two, to do a good Job of k Using, and so far the records fall to show there was any screaming, kicking, or raising of a hubbub, to thwart the J en down, dreary and unpainted outside, it was nothing short of ociau oraeni. it reniiy iooks iik state that condoned a lynching, could overlook a bit ot necking. superseded the 'Easy Payment" wash ing machine In the suburban back yards. The washing machine saved labor, and nevef waa dangerous to run Into on a dark night. I a warm, coxy Carmel tea room within. A muscular, smiling, (middle aged woman, dressed in spotless white greeted us, and I presented us with printed menus. W e ordered ham and eggs, It begins to appear the civic vent ti j , ' . this year wiu be from contented roast beef sandwich, milk, and vegetable soup. . 1 here was a tented rattlesnakes. Munch counter covered with new white oilcloth, there were three The old-fashioned clothesline has!or four little tables, egg yolk yellow with light green trimmings a chuck stove was burning brightly in a corner, there was a Victrola near the window, the place was as clean as a new made pin. The Boup was served, good and piping hot, the roast beef sandwich contrary to quick lunch tradition whs not drowned in grease and brown gravy, the milk was fresh and sweet. So while we were robbed of a good story for nothing fit to eat for 130 miles through darkest Nevada would have mado better copy this is a chronicle of things as they really happen riONKKR triMHIINKM (Pendleton K.ittt Orrgontan) Mr. Prod Hendley of Umatilla has been appointed postmaster general, or at least one might ao conclude from the arrogant authority which ha as sumes In sending or retaining the mall belonging to other people and J ftmJ there n the truth. .piares. ronimnsier uvernioro went down to Prospect Saturday by special conveyance to get the Pendleton mall, as we have had none from down the Columbia now for a whole week, and telephoned Mr. Hendley In regard to the matter, who. exercising his su preme authority as autocrat of the United States mall business, respond- NEW YORK DAY BY DAY BY O.O.McIntyre NEW YORK, March 8. Diary: Early abroad, aurtouted In my brave greatcoat or deep blue, and came upon Edgar oei wyn, her. from th. cinema atu dlos. and his sis ter Rae. Then to see the Watter sor. Rothsckers, lotting statues In chslk, after having lost their daughter Virgin la, temporarily between trains In Chicago. So at my la bours snd read ing authentically from a prlrati let ter that two of our young acreen stara each have false upper and lower plates. Mid-afternoon Riley Cooper popped In with his Boston "Michael" hs has taught to circle, growl and charge like a Cljde Beatty lion aa he playa trainer with a chair. Dinner at the M. H. Aytesworths, the Orantland Rices. Lucy Virginia Long and s the, Richard Pattersons there and" on to a charity to-do. talltlng to Kent Cooper who Intro duced Owen D. Young. To bed Isto reading Charles Wllllama' biography of Bacon who had 100 hand warts aa a boy. (SI III tlio little kitclion was a new rnnmri clrctrio rniittP, every tliinjt there waa spick and span as a sliip'a galley. The woman in charge explained: "I have only been hero a few weeks, came up from Amarillo, Texas with the boys. Have fixed it up inside but haven't had time to get busy on the outside vet. Mv brother is up in the ZLllTl cL.byVl " m" lliMs l,""ki,,t: f,)r -thought I n.iuhl as well keep busy don lio Its. Ao coi-l 'hers", she bad mtucutly dont all the puntiug aud ckauuig On, of the best of the lat Mon tague Olaaa'a atorlee and what a atory teller he waa! concerned the stay-out who arrived at th. Lambs at 9 a. m., afraid to go home to his wife at Great Neck. He spied two gray-derbled acrobats In dead-panned quiet at a corner table and Invited them to accompany him. praising hla wife aa one of those willing hos tesses, ready to arloe at any hour to prepare a tasty spread. Reluctant ly, they accompanied. On the way he continued to extol his wlfe'a good humor. Throwing open the front door, ahe greeted htm In frowry contempt from top stairs and then heaved a flower pot that nipped him flunh on the chain. As he came to he cried to hit companions: "Jolly Utile woman. Alwaya clowning I a row of flgurea and glanced up smiling. "A good day's recelptsl" I observed. "No," she said, "Just two more weekly paymenta on my leop ard skin coat!" Personal nomination for the most forlorn of New York's poor little rich boys John Jacob Astor, III. Rex Cole's Sunday night buffeta before the enormuoua open fire at hla Westchester estate are a bright Interlude In the life of many weary towners. He Is one of those off-hsrid hosts who entertains by letting guests severely alone. Aa a result they are soon huddling In quartets, doing the best of their parlor trlcka and ex uding that spontanlety that comes only to those who have forgotten for the moment to take life ser iously. At a buffet for Mary Plckford re cently, I hear, a brnsh young crasher whose erfronterles became too brarn waa called to the entrance hall, given his hat and coat with the augges tlon the air outside waa refreshing. He asked If h. might return to the drawing room of the festivities for Just a moment. The favor was grant ed and after hastily gobbling a des sert, he filled his pockets with clg srets snd was on his way. Which gives yotl an Idea of the Vew York brand. By FRANK JENKINS T-iHE new Doumergue government of Franc, w. read, la reported to b. seriously considering bow th. ques tion of debts owed th. United States may be settled. Th. solution of that problem Is to PAY THE DEBT, which la an honest one. nPHE solution of ANY debt problem Is to pay the debt, If you have the money, or can get U and Prance has th. money. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, speaking in Washington on Saturday, saya the outstanding feature of the first year of hla administration has been th. amazing and universal Increase In the Interest of people in the govern ment. In these days, people HAVE to be Interested In government, for govern ment enters Into practically every thing they do. epHAT, however, doesn't alter th. fact that Interest of the people as a whole in the affairs of government Is a tremendously important thing. Whether we have good government or not depends pretty largely on whether or not people are genuinely Interested In government. When all the people are genuinely interested In It, government la pretty apt to be good. When they are not. It Is pretty sure to get bad. QAMUEL INSULL, Athena dispatches uo, iim uceu toia wiat ne must leave Greece. It Is reported that he may take up his residence In Syria. In the course of time, It may be that he will wish h. had atayed In tne united Statea and taken his med icine. T JERK I. some fairly good advice: If you ever get Into aerlous trou ble, you will be better off In th. long run If you stick It out and face th. music than If you try to run away. OPEAKINQ further of Instill, he to f "k uwcrca a nuge sum In return for being made king of Andorra, a tiny nation lying between Prance and Spain. The Interesting angle to that report la whether or not he HAS a hug. sum of money. Those who bought stock In his en terprises, In th. daya when he was one of the kings of big business In thla country, will be psrtlcularly In terested In that angle. If Instill really has a lot of money. It will be mighty hard to convince them that It Isn't THEIR money. A- PORTLAND dispatch conveya the Interesting Information that scarcity of cabbage throughout the east has created an extensive market for Oregon sauerkraut. Prices, we are told, have advanced about 13 a barrel. GOVERNMENT passe. laws to help th. farmer, and spend, billions of dollars, but NOTHINO MUCH HAPPENS. But Just let demand get ahead of supply and something happens right away. What happens la that prlcea GO UP. WE can pasa lawatlll we are black In H. fa-. .-J nfT.. .. rency, and do a lot of other things. but In the long run what makes prices go up Is excess of buyers over aellera. British Spokesman 0 ' fH. Capt Anthony Eden, lord privy leal of Great Britain, represented his nation In conversations with European leade-s regarding main tenance of Austrian Independence. (Associated Press Photo- could Introduce the tax provision there and the bill would still bear the fiankhead name. In fact It would bear It twice. So Representative Bankhead Intro duced Senator Bankhead'a bill In the house with the taxing provision, and everyone Is satisfied. Which proves they are beginning to learn politics in the agriculture department. Squash. An NRA official found himself fac ing a date to play squash, and re membered that ,he needed a new squash raquet. He reached for the phone and called a well-known sporting goods store. "What time do you close?" he asked. "Five-thirty," came the reply. He looked at his watch. It was 5:25. "Can't you stay open a few minutes? I'll be right over." "Oho no," replied the cleric, "We can't stay open after 0:80." "Wfty not?" asked the offi cial, getting a bit Irritated. "The NRA won't let usl" said the clerk, banging down the receiver. . Visitors from Roseburg According to the Roseburg News-Review, Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. MoMlllln of that city are spending a few days In Medford, visiting their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. El wood Strader. In keeping with the times Drugs snd Toiletries at Cut Prices at JAR MIN'S DRUG STORE. Be correcciy corseted In an Artist Model by Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. Flight o. Time (Medford and Jackson Count) History From the Files of The MaU Tribune of 20 and 10 Year TEN YEARS AGO TODAY March 5, 1024. (It waa Wednesday.) School attendance in the county drops, as parents start on auto tours. Transient hurt at Main street cross. Ing when he falls from freight train. Epldemlo of home gardening starts. ' Many auto Lets fall to get license plates, and will be subject to arrest. Hoof and mouth disease rages In California. "Recreate In Oregon," title of new booklet issued by Portland C. of C, Sportsmen flic protest with state fish board against "any further in dustrial development along Rogue river, that imperils Oregon's great est asset, for lovers of the great outdoors." TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY March 5. 1914. (It was Thursday.) President appeals for Panama Ca nal tool exemptions for British ships. The auto used Jointly by the city engineer and police department la now left standing near the Commer cial club nights, to be handy In case of an emergency call. Attorney Porter J. Neff to address Gold Hill citizens on "The Perfidy of Wall Street."- A gang of Ashland cut-ups Invaded this city last night, and they started a young revolution. The police sup pressed them. They claimed the booze they had purchased for the Jollifica tion had been stolen, but it devel oped they had drunk It themselves. All dice games are banished from cigar counters. Council says It can do nothing about "girls Joy-riding, as that Is a matter for the girls' parents." MacKinnon Here O. A. MacKinnon of Klamath Pulls has reported for duty at the state police office here, to fill the vacancy occurring -with the resignation of James O'Brien from the force. MacKinnon was formerly connected with the Klamath Falls city police department. . In keeping with the times Drugs and Toiletries at Cut Prices at J Ait Mi N'S DRUG STORE. In keeping with tne times Drugs and Toiletries at Cut Prices at JAR MI N'S DRUG STORE. Just about the time of year I get togged out for the cold weather. I paw one of those Palm Beach wtn dow displays and shiver right into a congestive chill. Muffled, mlttened and extravagantly galoshed, It is a wrench for a nit-wit with about one red corpuscle left to come suddenly vlsa-vts with a robin's egg-blue open throated sport ahlrt. a back-dlpp Panama hat, sandals and a lady's bathing suit that Is plum back lew. Also It's no particular help to the brr-r-r I bridge work. Bsgatellea: Mrs. Gilbert Gabriel, wife of the critic, li an accomplished painter . . . Irvln Cobb says most of the Southern plays are lncestral Instead of ancestral ... A famous beautician says all platinum blendes have Inferiority complexes . . . Gus Edwards, who alwaya associates with youngsters. Is the youngest looking of the song writers, although a ret eran , . . "The Voice of Experience" gets most radio mall. IAMB'S ! BeJfhicl j (Continued tiutn page one) that Senator Bankhead'a brother Is a member of the house. The brother I think nothing quite so appeal- j lug as the candour of small ambi tions. She la a blonde Venus of the ' cinema ticket window, gating out i from her glass enclosure with i wt 1 of scientific deuhmnl. The other' yeuUig aiuing, ti was bnt oor Tom Geraghty ran himself raggedy trying to buy a wash rag in London. Stop Gas Pains! Gentian Remedy Gives Relief Acting on BOTH upper and lower bowel Adlerlka washes out all poi- 1 sons that cause gss. nervousness and bad sleep One dve ives reiif at onve Hrath a Drug 6tor and Med- t CONTRACTORS CARPENTERS PAINTERS AVAILABLE FOR ESTIMATES BIG PINES LUMBER COMPANY TEL. 1 DRIVE-IN SERVICE Sail Into Spring With tjff Adrienne's New Spring means a wardrobe of crisp new cotton frocks ! Hundreds of new Nelly Dons make it a gleeful adven ture to choose (and wear) them by offering a gay new collection. Vivid Mexican colors . , . smart frocks to work, play or just "look pretty" in. They're well made . . , easily tubbed . , . and priced so that youH buy sev eral instead of one! Nelly Don Week Specials Colorful Cotton Dresses $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 $7.95 $10.95 Nelly Don Wash Silk Dresses Modestly priced at $5.95 Striped Jersey Silk Frocks Styles and colors you will love to wear. Priced at $10.95. mm iff! Nelly Don Suits and Coats Navy linen trimmed with white. Black and White. All brown suits. Also separate coats to wear with summer dresses. Priced at $7.95 and $10.95 VDRIENNE'S Hotel Willard Klamath Falls KLAMATH BASIN'S LEADING HOTEL We mak a apecialt? ot eaterlnf to commercial travellers. Modern, llcht lample rnnma. Popular price Dining oom and Coffc. Shop e O. .Miller, i-rea. W. I'rrc. Mgr.
