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PAGE TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 28, 035. Medford Mail Tribune "Kwryona in Southtrn Ortgoe Rtadt tiia Mail frlbuni" Dill? Kzeept BSturdaj MKUKUKU PR1NTINU CO. BOBEBT w. BUHL, Editor An Indepeadeot Nsnpaper Botcrtd u wcaM tits mattw it Mtdord. Oresoo, under Ael of Mareb 8. 18 III. 8Ult8CKIPTI0N RATES By Mai! Id Adtaow Dtlijf. oo few W Dallj, ill mofltbi Dtilj, one mooUi By Carrier id Adanc Mwlford, Aaotana. JickMDfillt, Canuil Point. Pboealx. Taltot. Uolrt em tnd od auhij DUIj, oat rear W k Daily, ill aonthJ B Daily, on month 4b ttrun, tub to tdrioea. Offldti uaper of u Cits of Medford. Official MPr of Jtctooo Count;. KEMUKK 0 TUB A88IKJIATKU PHB88 BeeeMng foil Lswed Wirt Beirlw Ittt Aiaodaiwl I'reu la atcliPliatj tnUtlao Ui Um ust for pubUcaUoo of all dtapalcba credited 10 It oUienrtu credited Id tbl pap tod alio to n local oeva published hereto. AU rights to publleatlw of ipedal dlapalcbf berelo tm tlo retened. MBMKUW OP UN1TKI PKW afEMHbK OS AIHH1 HUKEAO OP CIBCULAl IUX8 Adterttelng ttepfwentalitea H C. MOtJfcNSE CUMI'ANT Offiw id Sem Tort. Clilco, IMrult, 8U Krineltca me'e ftealtl Portland. MEMBU Ye Smudge Pot tty Arthur frrr; A nntr nf Vallev revolutionists WilO talrik themselves tommunwn, departed for Russia, or the upstate strike picket lines. The Administration plan to pro Tide financial ald.Jobs. and a chance tor an education to youths buffeted by the Depression deserves support. i!nriir th nian. vmith will be Riven work while going to school, and some might turn out w i n ouwiaim Ing fullback on Saturday afternoons. A favorite editorial trick these Hava Is comnarln the Alaska pio neers -with the 1862 variety. The Alaska Dioneer la both defended ana acolded. Jn some articles, he Is listed as the victim of every unhappy event that befell his predecessors, except getting shot in the aeat of his buck skin britches with an arrow In the hands of a rascally redskin." Summer continues to dally along, not yet providing the heat nfloded for the ; cussing that makes summer complete, The Coos Bay Times, describing ' the effectiveness of Its want ada, declares a customer advertised a houtte for rent, and the calls were bo plentiful and persistent "at U o'clock at night, left the house to got away from the telephone bell's ring ing." People using Mail Tribune want ads, for the recovery of lost articles, have found them where they left them before the want ad could be printed. . Marion Benaway has painted A. H. Bells front. It looks much better. (Orleans (Calif.) Items) Thank you I Mrs. Waley, who wants to plead gulltf. but can't, to kklnnplng a nine-year-old boy for $300,000 ran sen, now charges "the O-men fright ened her." The fright did not mani fest Itself until she waa captured. In the meantime the parents of the abducted youth were also fright ened. Men In the United State have bought on the averuge four-tenths of a suit of clothes a year since 1D29. (Boston Transcript) This will recall the 1030 prediction that the Depression would be over as soon as the men wore out their second pair of pants, Little Aubrey Bluejay was knocked off an oak tree limb late yesterday by a pellet from a ,22 rifle, and will fly no more. His slayer was a boy. whose mother fears some day he may shoulder a rifle, and march away to war, A third party to be known as the 'Social Party it contemplated by Willamette Valley Messiahs, etc, etc. , There seems to be no doubt about j Its numerical position, but some I doubt about Us sociability. ' ! The warning not to shoot off fire- j crackers before July 4th. seems to be one of those notices like "School l Oo Slowl" - ' a row i u vot. ! (Iohs I1 arm Journal) j "The female of the bcvlne genus I ta a beneficent mammal; this ruml-1 nant quadrupod la possessed of cor- , neous protuberances, projecting from the occiput. Her vision Is binocular, and she yields an edible and nutri tious lacteal exudation; she Is quad rupedal and hemvorous, assimilat ing her food In both the succulent and exMccaii states; some of them chromatically correspond to the seventh colour of the spectrum, ana they are endowed with caudnl ap pendages of exaggerated longitudi nally." "MILLIONS. A million here, a million there. Millions, millions everywhere. Millions floating in the air; Millions for the city hall Just to make It newer; Millions lor the courthouse, too. Millions for the sewer; Millions more for flood control. . More for swimming pools. Millions for a market. Millions for the whools; Millions for a water plant Millions more for power. Millions by the day and week. Millions by the hour; Millions soon In every home. Millions while you wait; Millions floating down the creek. But who will pay the freight? (Excuange) Personal Health Service By William Brady, M.D. turned ictteri pertaln'ng to personal uraltb and b;(lene nut to disease diagnosis or treatment will be answered by Or. Brad; It a tumped (elf-addressed envelope la enclosed. Letters should be brief and srrltten In Ink Owing to the large number of letters received only a few can be answered. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address Dr, William Brady, 26,1 El Camlno. Beverly Hills, Cal. EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW If you make a reasonable effort to select foods which contain the vita mins required to keep the body in the highest state of health you will automati cally get the ele ments which are most commonly lacking In the diet, namely, cal cium, phosphor us and Iron. It happens that foods which are the best sources of vitamins are also the best sourcea of ihee elements, and these foods have been aptly called "protec tive foods." because If one has enough of them every day one la pro tected against the various deficiency diseases and Impairment of health which we have been harping on here. The following lists are not menus, but merely reminders. Cut them out and keep them tf you like, but for good new nake never take them to table with you, or if you are that kind of nut I beg you not to tell any body you got your program from Of poc Brady. If you are Interested in this subject you will find some fine lists with pictures of the various pro tective foods In Mary 8. Rose's "The Foundations of Nutrition" (MacMtl lan. 1033), which Is available in every public library. Prof. Rose's book la one of the best textbooks of nutri tion. Vitamin A Escarole (chlckory Evaporated milk greens, endives, Sweet potato Spinach, raw and string beans canned Prunes Raw carrots Bananas Romalne lettuce Dried whole Raw and canned milk peaa Cheese Peppers Butter Raw and canned Liver tomato or toma- Egg yolk to Juice Kidney Vitamin I) Wheat bran Lemon Juice Wheat germ Tomato Juice Plain wheat Beans, dry or (home ground) canned Mtlk, buttermilk. String beans Eggs Bananas Cabbage Whole wheat Lettuce bread Spinach Peanuts Pineapple, freBh Potatoes, whtte or canned or sweet Prunes Pecans, walnuts Beef Clreen peppers Bacon Cantaloupe Celery Cauliflower Chard Water crew News Behind the News (Continued from Page One) (1926 equals 100) 1P29 Average - 110 104 8 !00.l 10d III 117 03.3 10.10 Average - 96 l a m.l 02 102 92 86.4 10.11 Average ................ 81 77.4 67.fi 7n 93 82 73.0 1932 Average 64 64.2 44.3 A6 69 28 64.8 1933 May 78 63 9 38.8 S6 67 16 62.7 1933 June 92 67.4 47.2 60 68 18 65.0 1934 May ....... 86 83.4 67.1 63 77 26 73.7 1034 June 83 81.4 64.8 64 74 36 74.6 1034 Sept 71 73.0 67.9 30 76 37 77.6' 1934 December - 63 70.0 63.3 64 7S 37 76.0 193!. January ...... 00 80.5 64,1 64 73 37 78.8 1033 February m 80 81.9 69.1 63 75 38 79 3 1033 Mnrch 88 83.4 70 8 63 83 26 70.3 1033 Ap-ll 66 83.3 70.7 01 74 36 80.1 1935 May m.. 83 61 3 68 8 0 7 35 303 1033 June (Eat. ).... 63 80S 66 3 63 67 35 79.7 The price figure In the chart Is th.it of all price. It fell off half a point In June solely because of the decre&ne In farm and food prices while Indus trial prices were remaining station ary. This only means the effects ot last year's drouth are diminishing In the face of excellent crop prospect this year. The prospects for businena now are centered in September. The usual summer slump will continue until then, probably at slightly more than seasonal gait. But with the gen eral optlmlam prevailing In the busi ness world, advance hopes for fall are h!;h. Steel will Ret below 40 this month, low for the year. The final fig ure, which will be put out In a few days, will nhow production at about 38 per cent capacity. Autos are hold ing up because of a special situation The My strike threw vonslderable production orer Into June (Chevro let). In faot June output will be al most as high a May's. What held the Industrial produc tion figure up this month was main ly coal. Threat of a strike cauwd Mooktng up. This alo explains the Increase In carlondinda. Optimists have been enjoying themsrives by pointing to the im provement in the machine tool in dustry. They say this shows thnt buAlueM Itself has become buyer. Is ready to expand. Without trying to throw any cold wat4r. most economists place little faith In machine tool statistics. This industry is highly sensitive, up one month, down the next. During the depression It actually got down to 10 per cent production for three month (FVb-unry, Msrch and April. 1932.. Few believe its recent spurt up to 63.3 per cent represents any durable change In conditions. The Emperor of Ethiopia aaerts he Is a direct descendant of King Solo mon and the Queen of Sheba He needs to be as smart ha both of theui to get around AIumo'.IiU. Our -lip- lomauc wits uica sx couvuiced tae TUB PROTECTIVE FOODS Dandelion greens Grapes, grape Liver, kidney Juice Orange Juice Peaches, pears Yeast Vitamin C Orange, lemon, Apple. Banana grapefruit or String beans fresh Juice Young raw thereof. carrots Tomato, fresh or Cantaloupe (factory) can- Watercress ned, or Juice Sprouted grains thereof. Sprouted pease Green peppers or beans Young green peas Peaches, raw Raw cabbage Fresh pineapple. Raw spinach raw Strawberries Potatoes, white Raw onion or sweet Raspberries Vitamin D Tolk of egg. Presn whole milk, cream or butter. Halibut liver oil Is far richer In vitamin D than cod liver oil. Vitamin E Wheat germ oil la the richest source. Vitamin fi Beet leaves Milk, condensed Liver Milk, Cream Kidney Eggs Lean beef Dried peas Potato, white Cauliflower Carrot Cabbage, raw or Orange cooked , Banana Lettuce Tomato, raw or Spinach canned Pork, ham Ice cream Oysters Milk, whole, evap- Lemon Juice orated, dried, skim QUESTIONS ASP ANSWERS Embalming Controversy In our family as to value or safety of using the Juice of canned fruit or vegetables. Is the benzoate of soda harmful In any way? (A. J. 8.) Answer I should prefer to worry along without any canned fruit or canned vegetables If I could not have such food without the embalming. The better grade of canned fruits or vegetables contains no chemical pre servative. One a Minute Kindly advise if used in baths for reducing Is harmful, end If so, In what way. (P. E. B.) Answer It Is harmless enough, but only a very gullible person would snrlously hope to reduce that way. Send ten cents and stamped envelope bearing your address for booklet "De sign for Dwindling" which tells you how to reduce. Ed. Note: Persons wishing to communicate with Dr. Brady should send letter direct to Dr. William Km civ. M. D.. SiftR El Camlno, Beverly Hills, Calif. It 2" seizure of his kingdom by Ttaly can not be avoided. The only question la whether be will resist. The British are aupod to be phenagltng Inside to get him to ac cept an Italian protectorate. The odds are that he will fight. Incidentally, it appears that 411 the righteousness being exhibited now In London Is belated. The secret Lon don agreement of 1913 still exists. Jt promised Ethiopia to Italy in ex change for Italian eupport in the World war. Mussolini is adroit t making his actions speak. The very day that Captain Anthony Eden arrived In Rome to aoothe II Dvice's Ethiopian fever, two more boatloads of Italian troops left for the African shore. E NEW TORK. June 38. (AP) Dun A Bradstreet In Its weekly trade re view declared today there would be lltrle regret at the parsing of the wcond quarter and that evidence Indicated the year'a lows had been reached In many dlTtsions of trade and Industry. "The parsing of the second quar ter will bring few regrets, ss vs garles of the weather, accompanied by restrictive extraneous Influences bore heavily on moat trade branches, and much of the advantage acquired during the first quarter waa lost." It wia atated. "With less hesitancy now encoun tered in the placing of future com mitments, however, there are Indi cations that the year's lows may have been - touched by many di visions. The feeling of greater se curity which the general public na in the future is evidenced by the steady !n?re in charge accounts opened and the extension of de-Xafod-yayuieut buying. M NEW YORK DAY BY DAY By O. O. Mclntyre NEW YORK. June 28. Thoughts while strolling: That depressing at mosphere of a restaurant slowly fall ing. Walters standing around to watch your every mouthful. Uncertain b u t - tr. Dubious! eggs. Those dumb storlea they pin on Sam Oold wyn dumb like a fox I Look altkea: Hoover and Humpty Dump ty. And London's C. B. Cochran Is another reminder of Hobbs, the gro cer, in Pauntleroy. The Brevoort has the best sidewalk sipping trade. OH ett Burgess says: Criticizing a French man Is like trying to straight en out the kinks of a rattlesnake. One word description of Marilyn Miller twlrly. Does anyone know Leon and Eddie's last names? The In telligentsia has about worn out whlrasey. Add hiccup names: Garlock j Push. What's become of Floyd Dell? j The doorman with the weeping eye In front of that 67th street Russian cafe. Wonder if Pearl, Frank and Gene Buck know each other? Hannah ' Dempsey always ambuscades one eye with a hat tilt. Those smart alecs with loose police dogs. The barber! shop goes from salon to studio. Wil liam Powell walks exactly like Leo Dtetrlchsteln. How Fannie Hurst can delsarte the English 1 Hotsy-totsy biography: "Catherine." The human note: "I think I'll use this razor blade Just once more." Tough to write "Interested" quickly on the typewriter. The stage's thin lady Helen Menken. Kennel nrte: My English bull puppy turns a pre cise front eomersault, and la deathly afraid of children. Henry Sell brings a surprising trick toy he picked up from a curb hawxer along the avenue Matlgnon. A me chanical lllllputlan auto 7 frs. Wound and placed on a table top It almost has one swooning as It teeters perilously on the edge. But It nows around, tries another edge like a cock-roach at bay and never makes the fatal plunge. Washington Souare's wldelv hnliv. booed sidewalk art exhibit has grossed 816.000 so far. Most al fresco displays run southward from the square down West Broadway. All schools seem rep resented bv the bereted. sandaled and smocked who sit hard by on camp chairs. Looking extremely self con scious. But arty. Glooms: Woman with a baby In arms at midnight selling flowers. Bench sleepers covered with news papers, Gent. at. theatre rending a newspaper. Blank sheet In the type writer near the deadline. A letter opened, lying In a mud puddle. "Her" letter. Old lady making love to a gigolo. Second hand book shop 10 cents each. Your book. A horse over come by heat in the street. A clock that has stopped. An emigrant's car pet bsg and box tied up with ropo. Yesterday's custard pie. They were talking at the Coffee House Club of the depression or the crisis as they now call It In' England snd on the continent and a learned fellow in philosophy ohserved that the calamity was producing a rpeclfic disease of mendicancy among previ ously self-respecting citizens. He cited stages. 1. Grateful thanks for help. 3. Help taken for granted, no thanks. 3. No help resented. 4. His trionic melancholy, sad poses, whines and affected pathos. 6. Actual lying about conditions. 6. Demands that have the tinge of threat. 7. Stealing. And at his conclusion, he said: "None of us enduring these worst phases can probably say we would not suc cumb to the various gradations." I notice Chateaubriand Is becom ing increasingly conspicuous on the New York menu cartes. Many trips to Europe have not taught me exactly what It la. But one thing Is almost certain: To order It will nine times out of ten bring a tender. Juicy steak. Theodor tells me that most out-of-towners. bewildered at the process of ordering, fall back on a planked stenH and for dessert ask for a Baked Alaska. Then there la the process of the finicky gourmet such as Harry Lehr. He rarely ordered. He went where the maltre d'hotel was an ex pert and left everything to him. And no one ever dined so well. Among America's most famous In the art of selecting an excellent dinner was the late Nicholas Longworth. j Don Herold tells of the woman bus IWOC3S ON witl lime (ot Iftnon), stirrer tad Jet ... a rlijtinctire, fruity Rickey that's &a4f to- teufe! THE E. G. LYONS ft HAAS CO. rr.Ju,r, . LYONS BE UV15TA WIVES Here With a Bang! ! r4 il i - TV E at. fl 1 1 ; W 'l Little Mite Mary Daniels cele brates Independence Day by taking the biggest firecracker on Santa Catnlina Island, off Southern Cali fornia, for a swim. (Associated Press Photo) passenger hurrying Into a restaurant stop for a quick cup of coffee. It waa too hot to handle. So an observing and gnllant longhorn next to her shoved his cup over with: "Take mine. mam. It's been saucered and Mowed." Communications Support the C. of C. To the Editor: At a meeting of the Jackson County Chamber of Com merce, a few weeks ago, a resolution was passed stating that a membership fee of $10 would be accepted from county members. I sincerely believe that any progressive producer In the valley, whether It bo orchardman, dairyman, or of any other agricul tural product, should embrace the opportunity now offered to him. The main objoot of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce Is to find new outride markets for the products of the valley. This organis ation, therefore, well deserves the support of anyone who has anything 'to sell; and, especially, of those v ho need foreign markets for their prod uce, it Is unfortunate that too many of our people throughout the county are In total Ignorance of the good work being done for them by the county chamber, of commerce. And. I regret to say that during the past few years some little coD,munltie in the county were a little suspicious. Whether or not their suspicions were Justified. I cannot say, but since 1 have been elected by the city coun cil of Central Point, to serve as e director for that community, I have attended almost every meeting of the Jackson County Chamber of Com merce, and I am gratified to say that I have never seen any attempt made to put something over on any com munity, in fact, any such attempt would be Impossible, ss each com munity In the county has one rep resentative on the board of director of the county chamber of commerce. The men composing the director ate of the county organization are all serving for no personal g.tln. They give much of their time and some of their money to promote a cause they believe to be right. A. H. Ban well, matiAger of the county organiz ation, delights to cooperate In any project designed to benefit the Rogue River V.illey. ANDRE CHOMEL. Central Point, June 27, 1033. Hay Price Triple BANNOCK. O. fUPl Last years drought Is denting the budget of the Belmont county infirmary. Because of the demand for hay due to the west ern shortage, the Institution Is having to pay from sit to 22 a ton. the same price that preraiied In 1020. In contrast from 7 to M a year ago. Comment on the Day's News By FRANK JENKINS I p the Warner rim, by a road that would be duck soup for a moun tain goat but keeps a common, aver age automobile driver looking at bis hole card. The Warner rim, the geologists tell us, Is the highest exposed fault In '..he United States. If any member of this caravan drives too close to the edge of the road, hit fault will be exposed by the coroner. That much Is plain right now. - IUNCH at ailttte spring halfway up the rim, Five Deer bottles lying be6lde the road. Somebody picks them up and j starts tossing them Into the air. Hugo Leyva, state poltcemnn convoying the 1 crowd, flips his gun from his holster 1 and pops them one after another. without a miss. Mental note: Better walk precty straight when that bird's around. . TP over the rim and out onto wide, sagebrush flats, gently rolling the edge of the antelope country. Oregon and Northern California ieft behind; this country Is Wyoming or Montana, to the life. Hart mountain, this caravan's des tination, ahead, with the Steens dim on the hortsron to the northeast. The 1 last regular habitation In goodness j knows how far left behind under the S rim. The wide open spaces are ahead. IMAGINE a bare mountain sweep ing up to an elevation or some 8, 000 feet from rolling sage-clad coun try, picture on the side of this tore mountain numerous springs and streams, their courses marked by the brilliant green of aspens. Add to the picture meadows here and there, where the streams spread out onto the flats. Then Imagine the sagebrush .shot for mile on mile with the purple of the lupin and the meadows spangled with the yellow of daisies and dan delions and shy little pond lilies along the streams, with here and there the brilliant carmine of the paintbrush and the lavender of as ters. Then conjure up before your eyes a clump of pines and aspens growing along a crystal stream far up on the mountain's aid", and under these trees a camp and a fire, the fire tended by a crew of capable cooks and thrilling odors of good outdoor food drifting down the breeze. Do all that and you will gain a faint, dim idea of Hart Mountain camp, the home ranch of the Order of the Antelope. SUPPER suchthings as dinner In the evening don't exist out here and then a campflre about the size of a haystack. Half a hundred men from oM over Oregon gathered around. Two hours of talking and smoking. Plenty or kidding and horseplay thrown In. Above all. GOOD FELLOWSHIP. Generally speaking, with here and there an exception, only good fellows love the outdoors. Much talk and planning not only for the antelope -n Hart mountain the largest herd left in America and a tremendous poten tial tourist attraction, but the good of Oregon as a whole. THIS thought occurs: Planning, tf t is to have any 15-Piece Wear-Ever Aluminum Set $19.75 Buy this Wonderful Set for $1.00 Down - 50c a week 1- qt. Windsor Saucepan l',-qt. Windsor Saucepan 2- qt. Windsor Saucepan Large Frying Pan Small Frying Pan We'll actually sell this of $1.00 down and 50c 15-Piece Wear-Ever Aluminum Bridal Set Even a brand new bhde can turn out meals that cause pleased shouts for "more" with this aluminum ware": Each piece is stamped from sheet alumi numno seams or solder to develop leaks Extremely low priced for heavy lifetime quality aluminum. 'A copy of this ad will be applied as first week's 50c payment Medford Hardware Co. Sof?sst' value, requires EXECUTION ot the plans. Carrying plans Into execution I requires co-operation. Hearty and l cheerful co-operctlon Is bom of con fidence, respect and Uklng. U we could Juit get sll the leaders of Oregon together often enough out here In the great outdoors, where pet tiness slides off of men and natu.al honesty and sincerity come forth, what couldn't we accomplish I It might be worth trying. . - THE campflre dies to coals. Yawns are stifled behind hands. Then off to bed beneath tho stars. Tomor row we'll go take a look at .these an telope we've been orating about. SPRING PIG CROP FAR UNDER 1934 WASHINGTON, June 28. (AP) A decrease of 20 per cent In the spring pig crop of 1933 from ths small 1934 crop and a "marked reduction" in the n u m ber of h ogs over six months old on June 1 this year were reported today by the department ot agriculture. The June I pig crop report also recorded a prospective increase or 19 per cent in the number of sows to farrow In the fall of 1035 over the fall of 1034, but a decrease of 10 per cent In the rural farrowlngs in 1035 from the total or 1934. The number of pigs saved in the spring season of 1935. December I. 1934. to June 1, 1935. was estimated at 30.402.000 head for the Unitea States, a decrease of 19.6 per cent or 7.405.000 head from the number saved In the spring of 1934, and a decrease of 40 per cent, or 30.814,000 heed from the average number saved In the springs of 1933 and 1033. HEATH'S DRUG STORE I1CAC9 DON'T LOSE Ukni s HOPE! Dr. Edward Kolar. M. D. said: "Ourlne helD ed cases I had elven uo as hopeless, A truly remarkable scientific renedv.' No matter how se vere your deafness or headnolses are a few drops of Ourlne In each ear are suaranteed to help you. R. P. Maxwell. De Du ty Sheriff says: "Have lust finish ed my first bottle, tilad to state 1 can now hear my watch tick. To day was the first time I heard the church bell rlnsr In two years.' Stop worrying, use Ourlne, 600.000 oeople have enloved oromot relief. Prince Albert . . 10c Velvet 10c Bull, Duke'a, Stud, etc., 4 for .... 15c Zipper Shoppings Bags . .98c - $1.19 SPECIAL Saturday and Sunday Homemade, delicious Chocolate Ice Cream and Fresh Raspberry Sherbet with a truly different flavor. Quart 40c Pint 20c Many Other Kinds to Choose From . FRANKLIN'S CAFE This Ice Cream made in or own place in onr new ice cream freezer. 4-qt. Tea Kettle 9' 5-in. Mountain Cake Pan lJS-qt. Double Boiler l-qt. Colander, Strainer Roaster, holds 81b. turkey set to any responsible person in the state on payments a week. No interest or extra cost. Mail orders filled. Flight 'o Time (Medford and JaikwD Connt) History from cue rilea ot the Mall Tribune ot 10 and 30 Sears ftu. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY June 3. IMS. (It was Sunday.) Santa Barbara. Cal.. rad by earth nualt. caiiilna high loss of life, end heavy property damage. Worst disas ter since the San Francisco earca quake. Tremor felt In southern Cali fornia, but no damage. . Billy Sunday, f.imed evangelist, to campaign In state for enactment of anti-evolution law. Dorothy Jean Hayes, the - small daughter of Dr. J. C. Hayes, who hu been 111, la recovering rapidly. The valley still aweltera-ln a heat wave, with the mercury at 104 de grees. Ram Is predicted. Sheriff's office received blanka for new auto title law. . "Pop" Gates delivers address to Kt wanls club, on the tnner workings of the Ford factories. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY June 2S. 1IH5. . (It was Tuesday.) Governor Wlthycombe and the state game commission pay a hurrltf visit to Crater Lake, after trip to . Klamath Falls. Ten Americans Ice lives when Ger man submarine sink liner Armenian off English coast. Espee will run a baseball excursion train to Montague Sunday. Shortage of horses in valley due to many farmers taking their stock to Crater Lake to work on the road thi summer. Ose Mall Tribune want ada. Lifebuoy ..... .6c Lux Soap . .6c Woodbury Soap, 3 for . . .. 25c LADIES' EE ST ROOM DOWNSTAIRS RUBBER GLOVES 15c pair For work in the Garden or Canning DRUG STORE Everybody knows there's no better aluminum made I Heavy, lasting uten sils, stamped from sheet aluminum no seams or solder to develop leaks. A lifetime of use in its 15 sturdy pieces all the average family will ever need. It won't chip or nick it's easy to keep shining and spotless above all, it's safe for every kind of cooking. Never before offered at less than $24.75. Buy now for $19.75. 2- qt. Covered Saucepot 3- qt. Covered Saucepot 4- qt. Covered Saucepot 6-qt. Covered Saucepot 8-cup Percolator
