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MEDFORD MVIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORI), OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Ifi. 1M. PACiE TITITITE EN "Let's Sell Oregon to Ourselves" Slogan of Oregon Products Campaign SETS WEEK ASIDE BY November 17 to 24 Named 'Oregon Industries Week' in Effort to Build Lag ging Payrolls of State "Oregon Industrie Week," spor.' ored by the Oregon Manufacturers asoclatlon, November 17 to 24, is strongly urged by Governor Meier as tonic lor poor industrial and em ployment conditions. A proclamation setting forth the week officially as Oregon Industries week has been is- sued under date of November 13. Ths governor urges general cooperation in attractive displays of Oregon prod uct. The public cn cooperate by resolving that, price and quality be ing equal, they will give preference to the products of our own fields. forests and factories. Schools and civic organizations can well aas'st through educational programs and con testa. Xet us make 'Oregon Industries Week a great sucesa; then let us put our faith and enthusiasm for home industries into practice evsry day of the year." (Signed) JULIUS L. MEIER, Govern or. PLACING GIRDERS E CHEESE FACTORY JULIUS C. MC ICR the campaign to aid Oregon factories and to build payrolls in the state. The proclamation reads: "Throughout my term eg governor and for many years before that as a private citizen, I have repeatedly stressed the importance of patroniz ing home Industries and utilizing home products for the purpose of farwardlng the prosperity of our state. "We all know that every dolla: spent for Oregon manufactured or Oregon grown commodities provldjs employment for our people, encour ages agriculture, speeds Industry, and means growth and progress for our commonwealth. "Oregoniana are urged by concerted action to make 'Oregon Industrie Week from November 17 to 24, an Impressive object lcason to the whole state. "Merchant can help by making One of southern Oregon's new and successful Industries, la, tne Rogue Valley Cheese company of Central Point, manufacturers of well-known Rogue Valley "Dated Ckeese." A dis play of thla fine product has been attracting considerable attention tWa week in the window of the Jacksrm County Chamber of Commerce build ing Interesting figures supplied by Torn Quast. manager of tlie Rogue Valley Cheese company, indicate the import ance of this Industry to the Rogue River valley. During the 12 months of operation for the Central Point plant, 850,000 pounds of surplus milk have been purchased from farmers of this locality, at a return to the farm ers in excess of $10,000. Ninety thou sand pounds of cheese have been pro duced, most of this amount being consumed locally. Rogue Valley cheese is cured at the modern sanitary Central Point plant, and is placed on the market at (us: the right time for public consump tion. Rogue Valley cheese la datsd so that consumers will know that th proper time for curing has elapscJ. according to Mr. Quast. lny Frogs Puzzled Autolsts. BEND, Ore. UP) Thousands oi tiny frogs, with their shining, green topped bodies reflecting the lights of cars, puzzled tourists traveling The Dalles-California highway north of Bend as they hopped across the road. The amphibians were miles from water in a desert region. ASHLAND. Not. l.(Spl.) Plac ing of steel plate girders in the new undercrossing bridge north of Ash land began Thursday. Six weeks will be required to com plete the bridge and the necessary grading and paving of the highway Railway traffic will be sent over the new bridge aa soon aa the steel gird era are placed and the shoo-fly !s torn out. This is expected to require about two weeks. Qradlng and pav ing will begin with the removal af the shoo-fly and will take two weeks to finish. Before traffic will be per mitted to travel the new section of highway it will be necessary to have the pavement set for another tno weeks. Sardine Creek SARDINE CREEK. Nov. 16. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutherland oi Portland drove here Friday to spend the Armlstlve holiday visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. Eva Newton. and other relatives. They returned home Monday, accompanied by Mrs. E. C. Plene, who will visit in Port land with her sister, daughter and other relatives. , Earl Croft, who has been In the Sacred Heart hospital in Mcdford the past two weeks for medical treat ment, returned to his home here this week and Is rapidly convalescing. Mrs. Edtth Starns and Mr. and i Mrs. Don Harmon of Grants Pa&s were visiting relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Biles ana Mr. and Mrs. John Wilde, who have been staying on the R. W. Dusenberry plAce, moved Wednesday to their place north of Grants Pass, where they will engage in cutting wood. Ed Shipley has been engaged in plowing and seeding grain cn the Croft place the past week. Mrs. Mildred Wright, who has been ill for some time, was taken to the Community hospital In Medtord Wed nesday for medical treatment. Word has been received here of the arrival of a baby girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Starns at Grants Pass November 13. The young lady Is a great granddaughter of Mrs. Eva Newton. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Elhart and son, Billy, and Phillip Lindaey oi Ashland were visiting friends and relatives here Sunday and Monday. George Ring and two sons, Richard and Charles, who have been 111 with malaria fever for some time are much Improved at present. Madge Croft, who has been attend ing business coIIcrq in MeOfcrd for the past year, was obliged to re turn to her home here to assist with the work during the Ulnpw of her father, Earl Croft. Mrs. Eva Newton and her brother, Curtis Miller, who he both been quite ill for the past two weeks, are both slightly improved and all hope for their speedy recovery. Eden Precinct EDEN PRECINCT, Nov. 18. (Spl.) Scth Parker program, given at the bchool gymnasium Monday evening; was not a largely attended as it : might have been, owing to ArmiMlce night. The program was well re ceived. Many of the farmers are doing early butchering since the cool wea ther. The grange will hold a get-together meeting with the church peo ple at the Presbyterian church Sun day. The meeting is for the church and the Grange and their families. Each family is expected to bring a well filled basket and their own tabic service. I Mr. and Mrs. Noah Chandler were among those who attended Grange at Phoenix Tuesday evening. Four new members wete taken Into the ; calling on customers In this district Grange. About 50 sat down to sup per. Committee members were Mr. and Mrs. Chandler. Mrs. Lillie Cole man and Harry Reames for refresh ments, others on decorations. 4 Long Mountain this week. Helen Wade spent Wednesday night with Mary Ellen Holman. Mrs. Mabel Harnlsh of Eagle Point called on Mrs. Ruby Young Wfdnei day afternoon. LONG MOUNTAIN. Nov. 16. (Spl.) The county grader is busy nn the road in this district. Mrs. Alice Nichols spent the week end visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swearlngcr. of Drain. Ore. Mr. Yakel, the Rawleigh agent, is Student Vote Against Drill. AKRON, O. tUP) Men student at Akron University have voted against compulsory military training by a 235 to 162 vote. H. E. Sim mons, university president, declared the vote was not significant, as less than half of 830 eligible to vote had cast ballots. L.MKIUXLAS repaired and recover. ed Medford Cyclery. 23. N. Plr. 1 Properly aged to protect a reputation for fine quality! AT SETTER DEALERS jy SSfr. 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JOHN CUPP FURNITURE STORE Corner 6th and Bartlett Phone 505 J !' 1 s Here's To A Real Southern Oregon Product! Made From Medford's Million Dollar Water in Med ord's Own Brewery When You Say "Old Rogue" You Boost a 100 Home Industry Stimulate Home Pay-oils! "TV 77
