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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. MARCH 7, 1935. PAGE FIVE DAILY'S PLEA ON BURGLARY CHARGE SET FOR MONDAY Julian Daily, Indicted under two counts by the last grand Jury, for burglary not In a dwelling, arraign ed this morning In circuit court, was granted until next Monday to plead. Leslie (Buck) Wilson and Carl Tre- malne, Indicted on the same charge, are at large, and bench warrants were ordered Issued for their arrest. WASH OUT 15 MILES OF KIDNEY TUBES Win Back Pep . . . Vigor . , . Vitality Medical authorities agree that your kid neys contain 16 MILKS of tiny tubei or filters which help to purify the blood sad keep you healthy. 1 yoa have trouble with too freqaent bladder passages with scanty amount caus ing burning: arid discomfort, the 16 MILES of kidney tabes need washing out. This dan ffer signal may be the beginning of nacgmg backache, leg pains, loss of pep and vitality, getting up nights, lumbago, swollen feet and ankles, rheumatic pains and di illness, If kidneys don't empty 8 pints every day and get rid of 4 pounds of waste matter, your body will take up these poisons causing aerloua trouble. It may knock you out and lay yon up for many months. Don't wait. Ask your druggist for DOAN'S PILLS . . . a doctor's prescription . . . which has been used successfully by millions of kidney suf. ferers for over 40 years. They give quick relief and will help to wash out the 16 MILES of kidney tubes. But don't take chances with strong drugs or so-called "kidney cures" that claim to fix you up in 16 minutes, for they may seriously injure and irritate delicate tissues. Insist en DOAN'S PILLS ... the old reliable re lief that contain no "dope" or habit-forming drum. Be sure you get DOAN'S PILLS at your druggist. 1934, Foiter-Miiburn Co- Glenn Springer, also Indicted for the same crime. Is serving a state prison term for burglarizing of Mann's store last October. The Indictment charges the youths with the robbery a year ago of De Voe's, In which there was an ex change of shots, between the city po lice and the robber, and the entry of the "What-Not" confectionery. In which a safe was hauled away. The court appointed Attorney Otto Prohmeyer as counsel for Dally, at his request. Mrs. Myrtle Eleanor Sloan, mother of two children. Indicted for the al leged passage of a forged check for $20 on the Ptggly-Wtggly store In this city entered a plea of not guilty. Time of trial was set for either March 23, or the following Monday. March 25. She Is represented by Attorney P. J. Newman. LATERTEATSALE iMIUTAMT FARMERS OFil saM neP.rt MINNESOTA EXTOLLED Jnckaon county hlth unit report. ed that Mveral contributor to the anti-tuberculosl seal aale campaign turned In complete reporta alter the Hat of contrlbutlona waa released yea. terday. Willow Springs luted complete return of 6.61. Nell creels wrs er roneously omitted from the report, and waa one of the flrat dlatrlcta to turn In money. Ita total vaa $2.05 Theae changea bring the grand total derived from the campaign to more than ti.sos. 1 SLOVAKIAN PRESIDENT TURNS 85TH MILEPOST PRAHA, Czechoslovakia, March 7. (AP) Hundreds of congratulatory messages, Including one from Joshua Butler Wright, United States minis. ter, came to President Thomas Gar- rlgue Masaryk today on his t birthday anniversary. Villages and towns throughout the nation were adorned with bunting. ST. PAUL, Minn., March 7. (AP) Echoes of a suggestion by Gov ernor Floyd B. Olson for an "eco nomic revolution" were heard toaay while several hundred farm aid ad vocates marched back to their homes, Governor Olson was called a "prophet" and the "next president of the United States" by Milo Reno of Des Moines, president of the Na tional Farmers' Holiday association. whose Minnesota branch sponsored a trek by Minnesota farmers to the state house to demand legislative re lief for agriculture. Addressing the farm delegation the governor yesterday urged an "eco nomic revolution" and praised the militant farm movement" in Min nesota aa one that "is not talking about the tariff on cocoanut oil, but about legislation," which prompted Reno to criticize "big business," the AAA and President Roosevelt. "If president Roosevelt hsd kept his pledge to the people." asserted Reno, "we would have been out of this trouble in two weeks.' The AAA? It has no more chance to succeed than did Herbert Hoover's farm beard. The AAA has gone up salt creek to keep company with the politicians who were put in charge of the farm board." Legion Will Plan Anniversary Meet A meeting of the American Legion has been called for Monday night, for the purpose of drawing up plans for the big Legion party In celebra tion of the 18th anniversary of the organizing of the Legion. The big Dsrtv is to be held in the K. r hall on March 15. Announcement of the program to be presented that evening will be made later. , March 7, 103ft Forecasts Med ford and vicinity: Rain to night and Friday; not much change In temperature. Oregon: Rain west and local rain or snow east portion tonight and Fri day; somewhat cooler east portion to night. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 71; lowest. 28. Total monthly precipitation, 037 of an inch: excess for the month. 0 01 of an Inch. Total precipitation since September 1, 1034, 12.84 inches; deficiency for the season, 0.11 of an Inch. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes terday, 43 per cent; 6 a. m. today, 00 per cent. GEORGE STEAD OF Sunrise tomorrow, 0:34 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 6:09 p. m. George B. Stead, resident of Rogue River. Ore., for the past three and ona-half years, passed away at the family residence at 3 30 p. m.. Wed nesday, after a short illness. Mr. Stead was born at Waterloo, Towa. August 24. 1874. He spent his early life in Towa, and also gained his early education there, later as suming a position with hla father. William Stead, In the contracting business and also brick -making. Mr. Stead was an excellent brick maker. He was united In marriage to Miss Julia Carper at Waterloo, Iowa, in Observations Taken at ft A. M., 120th Meridian Time lilTI 23 Si r ij aj n Boise - ...Jf- 44 38 T Cloudy 1 Boston - 62 28 .... Cloudy ; Chicago 34 30 .74 Cloudy Denver 36 22 Clear Eureka .., B2 Helena 16 .... Los Angeles ....... 62 46 .... Cloudy MEDFORD 60 36 .07 Cloudy New York . 68 38 .... Cloudy Omaha 20 8 .72 P.Cdy. Phoenix 62 42 Cloudy Portland 48 38 .82 Cloudy Reno 46 82 .06 Cloudy Salt Lake City ..... 38 33 .... Clear San Francisco -.. 64 46 .62 Clear Seattle 56 40 .04 Rain Spokane ........... 44 18 .... Cloudy Walla Walla 52 48 T Cloudy Washington, D.O. .... 44 .04 Cloudy 1894. She parsed away in 1002. Mr. Stead came west In IB 10, and took a contract in Washington, which lasted one year, when he went to Eugene to be with his son. and lived in Eugene for 10 years before coming to southern Oregon. He was again united In marriage at Grants Pass, to Martha Seaman. In 1033. They have lived at Rogue River since their marriage. He leaves, besides his widow, one son. Wayne S. Stesd of Medford, and one brother, A. W. Stead of Tonasket. Wash.; two nieoee and one nephew and four grandchildren. Funeral services, in charge of the Perl Funeral Home, will be announced later. 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Next 100 prizes, each . .$500.00 . 300.00 . 150.0C . 50.00 .. 25.00 10.00 5.00 3.00 GRAND TOTAL $1,500.00 Poor Richard's Almanack To get the fullest pleasure and greatest benefit out of the Ben f-ranklin Quiz Came, we suggest you get a copy of Poor Richard's Almanack at the business offica of The OREGONIAN, or have it mailed to yru. The SUNDAY ORECONIAN'S revival edition ol Poor Ridtard's Almanack, in which all sayings fot the series of pictographs will be found, contains 670 selected sayings of Benjamin Franklin with a brief sketch of his life. You will treasure it. The ludges will use this edition of the Almanack in selecting the most appropriate or "best" sayings for the pictographs, which will decide the winners of $1500 in cash. Poor Richard's Almanack will be supplied to Quiz slayers for 15 cents. Poor Richard's Almanack may also be secured by mail; send 18 cents in stamps and address your letter to the BEN FRANKLIN QUIZ, THE SUNDAY ORECONIAN. Portland, Or. Rules Covering the Ben Franklin Quiz saying. 3. Plctogra submitted at 1. The Ben Franklin Quis is open to verybody In ths Psclflo northwest, except employes of The OREGONIAN snd their relatives. Entrants will not bs required to solicit subscriptions in order to qualify for any of ths prizes, which total $1,500.00. 2. The Ben Franklin Quis game consists In the reading of sixty pictogrsphs which will be published In The SUNDAY OREGO NIAN. beginning on Sunday. March 10. 1938. Each plctograph will be found to express pic tori ally a saying or sayings of Benjsmln Franklin, such sayings being contained in The OREGONIAN'S Revival Edition of poor Kicnara s AimanacK. eacn saying oeing preceded by a number which represents It Entrants are to choose the most appropriate laying for ths sixty pictographs. and (n the space provided on the answer blank printed beneath each plctograph write down the number which represents ths selected Ictographs and answers are to be ted at one time after the close of the Ben Franklin Quis Gems. The game stsrts with the publication of the first pictographs Sunday, March 10. 1933. and eight plcto graphs will be published each Sunday there after until ths final four pictographs are published on Sunday, April 28, Participants will be si lowed two weeks to prepare their sets of answers snd ail answers to qualify In the Judging for the sward must be de Roiitfd In the main orflce of The OREGO IAN by 12 midnight May 11, 1936. Partici pants are permitted to mall answers, and all answera submitted bv mall will be accented by Ths OREGONIAN, providing the letters bear a post mark not later than midnight May I. IM.V and sufficient postage. ine Sunday oregonian win not W responsible for any delays, loss or non delivery of sets of answers in mail or other wit. All answers. If mailed, shou'd bt addressed to "The Ben Franklin Quis, The OREGONIAN. Portland, Ortgun. 4. The OHEOONTAN will award 129 cash prises, totaling to.Xtf). to the persons who att th most suecnisful In giving the bt.it siflwers to tns pictographs, 'la accordance with tncie rules. Xntrsnte do not necessarily r.av to solve esch f the nut p.ct'.Krapns to win. Prises will bs paid to' tbvse whose answers ran It big beet. 5. Judgment of the answers submitted for the pictographs and selection of those deserving of awards will be made by a com mittee of of ficlal judges. Participants enter with this understanding. The judges will select from the sets of answers submitted the saying which they deem mou appro orlate or "beat" for each plctograph. All ets of answers will then be Judged accord ingly from this list of "best'r sayings. 6. The list of cash prizes announced In The SUNDAY OREGONIAN will be awarded In order to the highest-ranking participant on ths following oasis: Those participants will be Judged to have achieved winning results who supply most appro priate or "beat" savings for the pictographs. The person submitting the highest number of such sayings will be awarded the first prize, the person submitting the next high est list of such sayings will be awarded the second prize, and so on. If there should be sn equality between two or more partici pants, then the decision will be given accord ing to superiority In the following require ments, each being, necessary only In case there is an equality on the preceding point i (a) The least number of incorrect (the say ings which are not "best") answers: (b tns highest relative position of the participant's complete set of answers, as, when three answers are given by a participant for one ptct6graph, the correct answer It given In position as first choice rather than In the position of second or third choice among the answers for that plctograph; (c) neatness, attractiveness and the manner of presents Hon. In the event of an ultimate tie. each tying participant will receive tha full prise lied for. 7. Beneath each of tha sixty pictographs will be found a ruled space for the number which represents the answer to the plcto graph and a space for ths entrant's name and address. Entrants may. If they wish, submit answers for esch plctograph on a sheet of paper on which may be drswn or traced In pen snd Ink or pencil a facsimile of the pictographs and the ruled space with Its printed contents. Copies of The OREGO NIAN sre on file at public libraries where thv nmy be examined without charge. 8. The OREGONIAN has published a special edition of Poor Richard's Almanack, containing 670 selected sayings of Benjamin Franklin with a brief sketch of his life, snd sll sayings for the series or pictographs must be found In It. The Almanack may be consulted free of charge at the office of Tha SUNDAY OREGONIAN, or an entrant may ask the authorities of anv regularly consti tuted public library to obtain a copy. One copy of Poor Richard's Almanack will ba supplied free to any public library In each City and town within the territory prescribed In these rules. Poor Richard's Almanack may also be secured at Tha OREGONIAN business office for 16 cents, or It will ba mailed upon receipt of 18 cents. 9, A person may submit ona or mors, not mora than three, ssts of answers. Each set of answers submitted must contain at least one answer for each of the sixty pictographs In the series In order to be Judged and eligible for a prize An entrant may give ona or as many as three choices of savings for esch plctograph and if ths "best" one la among thm. it counts. Only one prize will be awarded to any household, family or group, where two or more persons have worked together. An entire fsmlly can play the game, however, and each member of tha family can submit sets of answers. In the event more than one set of answers Is of winning quality, the prlza will be awarded to the best set submitted by that family, household or group. All sets of answers sent In become the property of The SUNDAY OREGONIAN and cannot be returned. Tha SUNDAY OREGONIAN reserves the right to disqualify any entry not submitted in accordance with thene rules. Ths SUNDAY OREGONIAN reserves the right to correct sny typographical errors that may appear Inadvertently In any announcement of tha Ben Franklin Quis Game. The SUNDAY OREGONIAN'S decision with regard to all questions relating to the Ben Franklin Quis Game, whether before or after the award of prizes, will be absolutely final and blnd InK The name of the final winners and prizee won, together with the list of most appropriate or "best" ssyings as selected bv the lung's, will be published In The SUNDAY OP.EOONIAN as soon as poislMa after the uramUtes of Judges completes lis report. Address All Correspondence to the Ben Franklin Quiz THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN Get the First Eight Pictuies in the SUNDAY OREGONIAN of March 10 (Next Sunday) and start this PROFITABLE FASCINATING PASTIME
