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TO BE NEXT RULER
MEDFORD B.P.O.E.
Walter J, Olmscheld nt elected
ewlted ruler of the Medford lodge.
B. P. O. Elks, for the ensuing yer,
at a well attended meeting at the
lodge temple last night. Olmscheld
succeeds E. W. Winkle, who was nam
ed trustee at last night's elections.
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Walter !. Olmwheld
The new exalted ruler wilt be In
stalled, along with the other offi
cials elected, on Thursday, April 3,
at which time be will appoint com
mittees for the new lodge year.
Joseph A. Burroughs was named
esteemed lecturing knight to succeed
Otto Prohnmayer. Arthur V. Hess
was elected esteemed loyal knight to
fill Burroughs' place vacated position.
Robert A. Duff was elected to the
position of esteemed loyal knight, the
position formerly held by Hess.
Ernest L. Scott was re-elected to
the post of secretary, George T. Prey
was again elected treasurer, and N.
8. Young, who has held the position
or tiler In the lodge for the past 16
years, was again re-elected last night.
Mr, Olmscheld was elected as a
delegate to the grand lodge, with H.
N. Butler, past exalted ruler, named
as alternate delegate.
SCENES OF SOUTHERN
Motion pictures of front yard cold
mining In Jacksonville were to be
taken this afternoon for Unlverml
News Reel by P. E. Emery, staff cam
eraman of Portland. Mr. Emery has
been taking news and feature pic
tures In soutnern Oregon the past
week.
Mr. Emery wis to be shown around
Jacksonville by O. W. Oca ward. He
was accompanied by A. 1 Ban well,
manager of the Jackson County
chamber of commerce.
After filming the mining scenes Mr.
Hmery was to go to the Clyde Brlggs
rsnh to photograph 13 bJ-by lambs
that are being raised on ouiI'm. Each !
of the ttny animals has a bottle and
nipple of lta own and Mr, Emery
planned to get pictures of them In
the act of feeding.
Mr. Emery planned to go tomorrow
to Crater Lake nations! park to get
pictures of the big new plow shoot
ing out snow from the rim road and
of COO men sawing off slabs ot hard
snow from the roofs of buildings.
Some of the scenes Mr. Emery la
taking will . appear In the regular
weekly Universal news reel, while
others wlU appear In a monthly fea
ture called "Stranger Than Fiction,"
the latter showing oddities.
TOWNSEND CHIEF
OF STATE OUSTED
IN STORMY MEET
(Continued .from page One.)
plan to Oregon, first started the or
ganization -In this state.
The action of the board In effect
nullified Hansen's reinstatement of
Barde as well ss his appointment of
Rev. George N. Mag wood as succes
sor to Elbert Eastman, Portland law
yer and opponent of Barde.
The appointment by Hansen of
Lewis C. Cooke, a youthful commer
cial photographer, as assistant am
state manager, also was voided and
Logan was directed to take over that
responsibility.
Eastman acted as chairman of the
board meeting. He and other critics
of Barde, whose activities bad at
tracted considerable attention In re
cent months, questioned the- white
haired Hansen at length about his
sudden reversal In returning Barde .to
the organization.
Before Hansen arrived at the con
ference the meeting was stormed by
nine women and two men who gain
ed entrance when a doorkeeper ans
wered a knock.
Wings of the Morning!
Fly out of bed.
Answer that fragrant call
"Schillinnnnng Coffeeee!!l
commming uuupll!"
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There are two good, ways
to make coffee .
percolator and drip.
Either one is more delicious
if you use the Schilling Coffee
specially prepared for it.
Schilling
Coffee
Two kinds .
One for drip.
One for percolator.
By Popular Demand
We Repeat ....
Dutch Delight Cake
This is an exceptionally fine cake that has proved
popular as a week-end special. You will like this two
layer cake combining white butter and milk choco
late. The sides are frosted with nut fudge icing and
white boiled icing on the top.
Saturday Special
49c
Date Bread
This is delicious sliced thin as a regular bread or as a
dessert with whipped cream.
15c
NOISE IS CAUSE
OF NERVE ILLS,
TESTS REVEAL
BUFFALO. N. Y.- (UP) Noises,
such as made by street cars and fac
tory whistles literally upset the
nerves, whllo the roar of an airplane
motor contributes to alr-stckness.
warns Dr. L. Grant Hector of the
University of Buffalo.
Noise experiments conducted by
the scientist have proved several
things - to his satisfaction Chief
among them ts that some noises have
a detrimental effect on human beings.
"You don't Just hear a noise," Dr.
Hector explains. "It effects your
whole sensory apparatus. The physi
ological effect of a noise depends on
It volume and the frequency of the
air vibrations It seta up. In other
words. Its pitch.
"Loud noises of high pitch result
In Irritability and nervousness, where
as low notes upset the digestive pro
cesses and have a definite physical
effect."
In bis noise studio, for., Hector
breaks noises down Into their com
ponent parts, or frequencies, so as
to tell how to go about either elimi
nating or reducing them. ,
A box-like gadget with vibrating
filaments has been developed tn the
laboratory to analyze noise. It em
bodies several original features which
make It possible to tell In an Instant
the components of any given noise.
"The noise is picked." Dr. Hector
says, "with a dynamic microphone,
amplified with a conventional audio
frequency amplifier and then fed
into analyzer, which separates all the
components of the noises according
to' their various pitches. The fre
quencies are indicated on the Hlumi-1
nsted dial."
The analyser has been used ex
tensively In Dr. Hector's work with
automobile and airplane mufflers.
With the apparatus he has cut down
the roar of airplane motors to 10 per
cent of their original volume.
Dr. Hector built a cathode ray af
fair which literally pictures the
voice.
The ray Involves a bombardment
of electrons against a fluoreerent
screen. Every tone or pitch of the
voice is traced In a pattern of green
ish light . on the screen, to corre
spond to the shape of the sound
waves in the air.
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Render Tea & Coffee Co.
Phone 1057. ' 24 N. Bartlctt, next door to Peerless
More and more people every day are realizing that .
It takes LESS FRESH COFFEE to give
MORE FLAVOR. Fresh Roasted Daily
De Luxe . . . . . ..... .lb. 33c
rwll y 'lb. 29c
A-omH Breakfast Cheer . . . . . lb. 26c
Superior ..... . . . . . .lb. 23c
Brazilian ......... .lb. 18c
T F A basket fired Japan green, lb. 30c
1 L,tl Green Tea Sittings. ... . ,1b. 25c
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, lb.. . 15c
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THE ORIGINAL LOW PRICE MARKET
BEEF SPECIALS
Choice Grain Fed Beef
Beef Roast . . lb. liy2c
Boiling Beef . . lb. sy2c
Boneless Cubes 2 lbs. 27c
Sirloin Steak . . lb. 15c
MUTTON SPECIALS
Fancy Grain Fed
LEGS , , . . . lb. 17c
Sli'lder Roast . lb. 10y2c
Loin Chops lb. 15c
STEW Ib. 5c
Bacon Squares fat back lb. 1 6c
SALT PORK . . . lb. 21c
Dill Pickles Igefirm 4 for 5c
SMOKED PICNICS mild cure Ib. 22c
See Our Complete Line of Fancy Produce
BROWN ONION SETS ... 3 lbs. 13c
ASPARAGUS long green ... 2 lbs. 13c
SPINACH garden fresh ... 3 lbs. 13c
FRESH PEAS full pods . . . 3 lbs. 19c
AS 5 ARE BARRED
(Continued from Pag One)
operations performed but Mr. Short
demurred, the health officer stated.
The psjenta were then told the chil
dren would not be permitted to re
turn to school until the suspicion of
thetr being scarlet fever carriers had
been removed, Dr. Johnson related.
Thus an impasce has been reached.
The health officer emphasized that
be has no authority to order the ton
sllectomles and that he did not do so.
The children, he explained, will be
barred from school only so long ss
they are considered a source of Infec
tion. He declared be would offer no
objections to their resuming school
attendance if they are given & clear
bill of health by another doctor but
It was understood the family physi
cian had declined to do thts lest he
become embroiled In a public health
and school controversy.
Mr. Short said he saw no Immedi
ate solution.
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WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE BE WISE BUY WISE-AND ECONOMIZE AT
Hollovay's Reliable Grocery
W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner 100 INDEPEND ENT NO AFFILIATIONS
PHONE 20
FANCY CANNED FOOD
15c
Peaches, Fey. Royal Club or Del Monte
"Y"l I Sliced or Halves, No. V2 Can
pjBCW ea.l5c, 2 for 29c
Lvcx. "NB 'm
Fancy Del Monte
No. 1 tall, each ....
10c
Grapefruit
Royal Club No. 2 Can
15c
2 for 29c
Grapefruit
JUICE
Royal Club No. 2 Can
9 for ORn
CORN Fancy Royal Club OCr
Golden Bantam or White . '.. 2 for COC
CUT STRING BEANS 9C
Fancy Royal Club .. 2 Cans COG
Tomatoes
'Standard park, lnrjte No. !S ran ...
Fancy Solid Pack . .
10c
2 cans 23c
Peas, dry soaked. No. 2 . 3 cans 25c
Kraut, Tru-pak, lg. No. 2 can ... 2 for 25c
Pineapple, broken slices, large 2z can . 19c
Mandarin Oranges . . . . 3 cans 25c
Tomato Juice, Del Rogue 3 cans 25c
Clams, Warrenton fancy minced : . 2 for 35c
Salmon, Booth's fey Red Alas. Sockeye 22c
Catsup, C. H. B.
Large 14 os. bottle
Cocoa' Rockwood's, 2-Ib. can 19c
SUGAR
ay Now!
$529
Is Going Up I Buy Now!
0. & H. Cane
100 lb. sack . .
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Shortening LQ
Superla. 4 lb. pkg. . .... frJC
Postum Cereal ....... 24c
COCOA, Baker's Q,
Breakfast, Yi lb. 3C
LOG CABIN
SYRUP
23c, 43c, 83c
FLOUR
$1.39 and
$1.49
MICKEY MOUSE
CEREAL BOWL
10 nv
POSrSBIUNFUKES
GRAPE-NUTS FLUES
- ALL FOB
23.
L--fiik muoej I ba:-8ee what buy!
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BEANS
15c
-19c W
Red or White
3 lbs
Baby Limas
2'2 lbs.
Powdered Sugar, 3 lbs. 22
m
NOODLES
Egg Noodles
16oz3.22c
Macaroni
SaJlUi PERCOLATOR
Schilling
PWeezsi
Two kinds, percolator & drip "w"
For a fragrant, full flavored ,n
... , varuum
cup of coffee use Schilling's tln)
1 L28c
im can 55c
SCHILLING BAKING POWDER
12 OZ. Can . 29C I SberboD"shrREl! '
2y2 lb. can , 85c j Sherbet Dishes FREE
3 lbs. 19c L
RICE
, rice Fancy Head
3 lb. 22c
m ib. 22c
Cocoanut
16ozs. 19c
mm
.' . ... ir.AH I
Apples
Fancy Yellow
NEWTOWNS
Box 89c
Fancy Spitz
Packed lug 89c
25c
13c
ASPARAGUS
Fancy Long Green - 3 lbs.
ARTICHOKES
Jumbo Size 3 for
Bananas, fancy fruit. Ib. 5c
Grapefruit, Coachella, 64's, doz. 49c
A VERY FINE FI.AVOHKII Fill IT
Onions, U. S. No. 1 . ... ... 10 lbs. 19c
Oranges, small juicy. . . .3 doz. 25c
Water Cress bunch 5c
Rhubarb
Bohnert's Fey. Local
POUND
CUTTY ME ATT KLMMXEIT
121 North Central Phone 324 FREE DELIVERY Any Size Order
The demand 'has been so great we are again featuring
Fancy Small Pig Pork, leg roast Ib. 20c
Stoer Beef
Short Ribs . Ib. 1 0c
Link Sausage lb. 25c
Salt Pork . . Ib. 20c
Lard
Rendered
2 lb. 25c
ALSO FANCY HENS, RABBITS AND FRYERS
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