Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 03, 1934, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD MAIL TBIBUXE, BEDFORD, OREGON", FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1934. PAGE NTNTS tir Vast Legions That Darkened Skies In -Years Past Are No More, Sickness Claim ing Thousands of Birds. By CY PLATTES ST. PAUL (Jp) Thundering nhot futia and the phantom-like beating ruatle of win? through, allent air aoon will ilgnal the opening of the nation's waterfowl a won for torn? 3,000.000 hunting enthusiasts. From the Suaquehanna flat In the east to the aalty-tanged blind of toe west coaat and from lalce-atudded area of central North America to Uie wintering grounds of the south, tue cannonade will echo and re-echo. But, Judging from advance reports, the score of this season's shotgun symphony will be different. Hunters familiar with the phrs 'but you should have been here day-be fore-yea terd ay. will hear Its new rerslon, "you should have been here two years ago." See Doom Within Decade Tor those vast leglona of watjr ,fowi that darkened the sky in years past, offering sport to millions on liberal limits and shooting periods are no more. Such Is the opinion of Minnesota conservation authorities, of a atate that has taken the lion's share of the midwest duck flight annually. As for the state's sportsmen, past yeara have taught them lessons on waterfowl decimation, and even the radical assertion of alarmists that waterfowl will be doomed 10 ye.ua hence If the depletion continues, has found credence with many. Conservationists point to 1930 when Minnesota's reports showed more than 1.200.000 ducks and shore birds takan Then they skip to last season and the unsavory figure of 4,450.000 combined bag total. Duck Sickness' In Canada Word from Alberta, the great duck "Incubator" In Canada, holda that botulism or duck sickness has claim ed thousands of birds this summer. Saskatchewan and Manitoba repor: drought, unfavorable breeding cond! tlons, and other adversities thinning the waterfowl ranks. However, it'll be up to the hunter himself to gain first hand Informa tion on the waterfowl situation. One fact remains the total of ducks killed In the United tatea next autumn may make or break one of North America's greatest resources waterfowl., 23's His Jinx. f CLEVELAND (UP) Arthur Haas has no use for the expression, "33 skidoo," any more. Thieves broke Into a warehouse of a downtown automo bile agency of which he la preaident, stole his truck No. 23. with 33 tires, 23 tubes, 23 wheels and 23 tire covers. The place la 23 rods from central po lice atatlon. All kinds of legal blanks for sale, for rent, no bunting, no trespassing and other cards for sale at Commercial Printing Oept of Mall Tribune. IHAVE YOUR Jarmin's Cut Rate Drug Store NEXT TO MANN'S ON NORTH CENTRAL AVE. MEDFORD CIGARETTES Camels-'-Luckies Raleighs Chesterfields pkg. 20 13c Wings Dominos pkg. 20 9c 2Bo Shu-Milk . 19c ' 25o One-White 19o 16c Putnam Dyes 10c 15c Bathing Caps 6c 98c Bathing Suit Bags 29c GENUINE ASPIRIN TABLETS 100 5 gr. Aspirins....l5c 100 5 gr. Bayers 59c 24 5 gr. Aspirins 11c (4 W (6 W & J W P 1.20 Sal Hepatica 97o 1.20 Bromo Seltzer 79c 1.60 Citrocarbonate ..89o 1.50 Petrolagars 87c 16-oz. Pure Milk Mag. 18o ALARM CLOCKS AND WATCHES Guaranteed $1.50 Alarms or Pocket Watches 98c Italian Balm, large 79c 1.00 Hinds Lotion 83c 1.00 Jergens Lotion .79c Pints Witch Hazel 29c w Complete Set $1.39 refills Double $1.39 Sirgles 89c In Legal Tangle George Bancroft (top), motion picture star, who stated he believ ed himself divorced from a former wife, Mrs. Edna Brothers Bancroft, (lower) was sued by her In Los Angelea for separate maintenance. Bancroft has been married to Oc tavia Broske almost 17 years and their daughter recently started on her screen career, (Associated Press Photo .12 ASHLAND, Aug. 3. Spl.) The Veterans' Council of Jackson County will have a large picnic for all vet erans of all wars, auxiliaries and families on August 12, at the Lithla park picnic grounds. The Ashland Kilty band, Medford Gleemen, the Elks' band and the drum corps will furnish music. Sen ator Setwer and Congressman Mott will address the gathering on ques tions of Interest to all veterans. At least 2000 ex-service men are expected. t Rev. Evelynn Marshall, missionary of the National Federation of Spirit ual Science i churches. Free lecture Sunday, 8 p. m.. at 815 So. Riverside Subject, The New Revelation. . Use Mall Tribune want ads. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT Where you enjoy a sav ings on all your purchases Shopping made easy from our complete open displays Everything plainly price marked for . . Julu tunveiueuue iuaa.o Jarmin's Drug Store Your Drug Store lsiuw-t)ppo(ket CIGARETTE LIGHTER free Delivery on all purchases above 50 o Phone 73 Your order will receive prompt attention. ly ,:U. .1 I.Mm.JHiH ,J1SSW-Wvi I , , l V7 r ' ? y -- Iff SS t fe- .op V? - 0 t" f 'v A ,1 A full sJe (ubcl ILjSsJj Squibb Shaving cream HAUNT HOLLYWOOD By LEICESTER WAGNER I'nlted Press Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UP) In the years to come, some enterprising romanti cist will pause between honoring the dead and the living-great to me mo ral! re that category of unfortunates between the two extremes the has beens and the might-have-beens. Unfortuntely, perhaps, It Is the na ture of Hollywood to romanticize 1 these two extreme situations of life the one symbolizes the eternal I mvstery, the other attainment and ' success. The has-been and the might-have-been are lonely creatures in the film city. They appear gauntly and tim idly like half-shadows on the fringe of ita society. They stand for hours in front of casting offices. Their coats are frayed, their shoes worn. their carriages still erect and pride ful, but there Is a tell-tale pleading in their voices as they ask for work. Lately there has been an Inclina tion to help these people. , During the past few months a number of the nearly forgotten has beens have been given a new hope and Jobs. There waa Charles Ray, who at one time owned one of the largest homes in the film empire, who went through three separate fortunes. He called at a Btudio in shoes that were worn through. He wouldn't admit he ' needed work but the shoes bore mute testimony to his financial straits. But Charlie waa given a minor role in "Ladles Should Listen" and was roundly applauded for his work when the picture was previewed. There waa Virginia Pearson, an- other old favorite. She was found , alone in a one-room shack In the bills, literally starving to death, by ogents of the Motion Picture Relief Fund. Pride hsd kept her from seek- lng aid. i There were other old timers who i dropped nearly to obBcurlty who have been given a helping hand back to success. Jack Mulhall, William Farnum, Helene Chadwlck and Geo. ; Walsh have been working at one atu- dlo recently. Mulhall, who once earned $2000 a week, was doing ex tra work when ha was discovered j and elevated to a "bit" role. DREAM OF 29 YEARS T! HOUSTON. Tex. (UP) With all physical obstacles vanquished, assur ance was given here that an lnter coastal canal between New Orleans and Houston, started 2fi yeara ago would be completed soon. Officials of the Intercoastal Canal association now are seeking compan ies, barges and cargoes to use the waterway. Colonel E. M. Markham, district army engineer, has notified the asso ciation that the canal, which also ex tends to Corpus Chrlstl, actually will be ready for commercial use this month. When completed, the project "from JARMIN'Sj GILLETTE STYLE BLADE3 Double edged keen cut ting Swedish stee! Blades. 25 blades ...37c 50c Ipana Tooth Paste 39c 25c Colgates Paste 18c 25c Dr. Wests Tooth Paste 13c Pints Antiseptic Soln 19c 25c Tooth Brushes, 2 for 29c EASTMAN KODAK FILM3 Save 15 on your films and Developing and Printing at jarmin's 8 hour service. 16c Scot-Tissue -VAc 500 Sheet Kleenex 34c 48 Kotex Wondersoft 57c 28 Modess Napkins ..35c 25c Frens Napkins 15c FRUIT PACKERS COTS All sizes Clear Gum, 2 for :'. 5c All sizes black rubber 5c 60c Alka Seltzer 49c Gallons Mineral Oil $149 1.00 Ovaltine 75c 35c Lifebuoy Shav. Cream 27c The only genuine crys tal on tbe market, made entirely from evapora tion of mineral water. Not made in a labora tory. Three sizes 50c, 90c and $1.36 the Mississippi to the Rio Grande" will have cost $16,500,000. The section of the canal from Hous ton to New Orleans already la com pleted. Last dredging operations were near High Island. President C S E. Holland, who conceived the canal 29 yeara at;c, while he sought to aid his home city. Victoria, la sponsor of the project. The canal will be nine feet deep, with 100 feet bottom Math. The construction of canal barges will be encouraged by the associa tion for this waterway, Holland said. On the canul a motorboat can cast off at a Houston dock, and the next day flip a line on a wharf at Sioux City, la., or Frankfort. Ky. A boat can go through .the city of Chicago from Houston, pass through the Great Lakes, skirt the Atlantic coast and return to Houston by sea. Use Mail Tribune want ada. GUARANTEED WRITING AGAINST EVERYTHING FIRST QUALITY YET 18 TO 20 LOWER PRICED - , - -. ' - ' !RCPPfelPSK iBSfiSSiX1IPffl EXAMPLE: SIZE 29 x 4.40-21 I t i iTinrriirT-ininiiiiT if ifcinsOKi ic iiiirKi iTwTTntppiirmir "',"1 " i1 fS5F ' MOW! 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The existing conditions of drought are only what may be expected to re cur at intervala of 80 or 40 yeara, ac THESE LOW PRICES I 4-Plr ta t 6-Ply elm I Cod Bnatm Coxl Bnaaan $5.30 . , . 5.70 . . . 6.10 , . . 6.50 . . . 7-30 . . . 7.90 . . . $7.20 7.30 7.45 8.30 9.05 9.40 10.90 13.95 SIZE !7l 4.40-11 ;M I Vjln CONVENIENT " cording to past weather records for the northwest, asserts J. B, Kincer, chief of the division of climatology The 10-year pe''nrt ending with 1834 and that ending with 18D4 also wore heavily deficient in rainfall, past rec orda show. Almost midway between these periods were several successive yeara of comparatively a bund in, moisture. There la nothing to indi cate history will not repeat ltsiMf, says Kincer. with the return of an other period of heavy rains. $400 a "Stitch." CLEVELAND (UP) Irwin Brandt, a truck driver, will be paid more than 400 a stitch for 52 sutures taken in hla left arm as the result of a motor crash In 1033. Brandt waa awarded Judgment of 921.275 In common pleas court against the Red Star Transit company, for injuries which he said Incapacitated him. jn n j win 9,-.. . . '. THINK NOTED LIKELY AS E SALEM. Ore. (UP) Tender, fresh. Juicy ateaks are not likely to be sub jected to any vitamlnszatlon process in Oregon. Dr. W. H. Lytle, chief of the atate division of animal industry, announced today. In tabooing the addition of vitam inizing materials to meat, Oregon would be following a precedent al ready set toy California. Several difflcultiea In permitting the attempted vlUmlntzation of meat were poined out by Dr. Lytle. "A XX mile a minute" no longer speeding just today's driving pace ! Faster turns ; quick, frequent stops ; smaller wheels making far more resolutions! All these demand an entirely new tire! Wards new Precision-built, first, quality Riverside is the answer! You get that extra margin of quality that assures you of long wear and safety under 4he terrific tire strains of today's cars . . . plenty of quality for even the cars of tomorrow! Improved thicker and flatter tread puts more rubber on the road where you need it most all NEW Super Vitalized rubber that alone adds 15 percent to wear. Stronger carcass doubly protected against blowouts. First, by patented Latex-dipping. Second, by live rubber in sulators between every cord ply. Both minimize internal friction-heat greatest blowout cause. YET 18 TO 20 LOWER PRICED t Aettullr 18 to 20 LOWER thin 'Wait prima on tire of eompmbU fint qnality recently four montbj ago ... In ipita o( tba fact that ruhbar hai increased nearly 50 In price while all other material, cotton, and labor hare also gone UP 1 Make the next tire jron boy new prediion bnill RiTenida. Amer ica's ace-value in first-quality tires backed 'by the strongest guarantee erer written. A guarantee that gfrea yon complete protection against all road haiarda for the lite of the tire. Read it carefully Just below 1 ttttaL4Fa.(W..ujfl Not Limited to 12. 18. or any number of months. Not limited to 25,000, 30,000, or ANY number of mile I Unlimited Guarantee Against.. Everything that can kappan to a tin on (Ae Rue with tht exception of pmcrurav Art, and thaH. Rlvanldat matt be eatra quality through and throuh to be socf with $uch a broad fuarantaa . and don't forft wo ara right hart In town to maka food on thli guarantaa at all Umat ... qoclry and thaarfullyl . 4 In the first place, there has bten no reliable test other than a biolo gical one, which is a time consumLvi procedure carried out by feeding and observing rats over s long period of time. In the second place, the vttamim ration of foods that are to be cooked has been shown to be impractical be cause high temperatures destroy, at least deteriorate, practically all vita mlns. In order to protect saustge from trichinosis, it Is subjected to high temperatures, drying, or pro longed refrigeration, all of which de s troys vitamins. All that would be attempted In the contemplated regulatlona would be a prohibition of advertising the addi tion of vitamins to meats, as there is no test that would satisfactorily prov or disprove the vitamin content, Use Mall Trunin want ada. I f Only TERMS! TIRES MOUNTED FREE BLOWOUTS RIM CUTS CASING CUTS STONE BRUISES FAULTY BRAKES UNDER INFLATION WHEELS OUT OF ALIGNMENT Medford, Ore. Telephone 286 3SAVE 15 ON DEVELOPING AND PRINTINOE 117 So. Central.