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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthui Perry.
Sixth st. Is now a paved boulevard
as smooth as a New Deal promise,
and speed maniacs, when stopped by
the law, report they were going fast
er than they thought.
Tha Democ ratio asplrsnt for the U
6. senate was here the 1st of the wk
on an unofficial visit. His unofflcla,
visits seem so official, people are glad
to learn seml-olflclally, that they are
not.
E. 0. Pabtr of Cent. Pt. Is fixing hta
woodshed, with some new shakes,
and getting ready for winter. K. C.
used to run a grocery store, and
about this time every year, burglars
would call. After 30 years of this
monkey-business, It stopped.
Ben Harder has been complaining
with a cane, the past week.
The Gold Hill menfolka are raising
whiskers for the Northwest Jackson
County fair, Sept.. 10, and soma are
long enough for a good nand hold.
The sentiment Is strong, that come
Bept. 11 and time to shave them out,
tho younger element does not leave
any traces on their upper lips.
...
Quite a few hunters have picked
out tha timbered area where they will
take a chance of being ahot for a
deer, when the shooting starts next
month.
...
Some Ill-feeling was dissipated last
week, and some of the good feeling
had a drink or two.
Col. TouVelle, the state highway
man Is back from Reno, where he saw
Chet Baker, who was secy of the
CofC. the year times were so hard,
the stovepipe was run out a window,
as there were no funds to cut a hole
In the roof.
The weather has moderated1, but It
la still hot enough to welcome a Feb
ruary fog, If one came along.
...
Beeley Hal) of Chicago Is her visit.
In his folks. His oldest boy la grow
ing like a weed. Seeley Is a local buy
who made good In aviation. He is
glsd to be out here where he has a
chance to breathe.
P. Meara of Salem, formerly of here,
has come out for O. McNary for pres
ident m 1040 on the Republican
ticket. '
. .
Harry Hansen Is going to move to
Salem next week. Thus Mrdford loses
a good downtown quarterback, and
Balem gains one,
Ward Spata has been namrd to pass
the hnt for Democrntlo party In these
parte.
.
Roasting ears are the order of the
day, and Dock Green reports he never
ate any better even in Iowa, when
a boy.
There la some talk of a PWA. swim
ming tank. It would be handy. By
the time a citizen got to Crater Lake,
he might not be In the mood to Jump
In the lake.
The local brains and beauty sro
getting ready to adjourn to the
rampl, at Eugene or Corvallls.
t
Valley pumpkins sre becoming
plump, and a number have been
neatly drilled by 27 bullets, fired In
aelf-defense.
Absolve Railroad In
. Montana Holocaust
WASHINGTON. Aug ao.- Th
Interstate commerce commission 'o
day absolved the Chicago, Milwaukee
CSt. Paul and Pacific railroad of
blame In connection with the derail
ment of Its train, Olympian, neat
Sanctis, M.inl., June 10. rVrty-eeven
persons were killed In the wreck.
The accident, the commission sato
wksa caused by the "undermining of
the pltrs of a bridge, due to a cloud
burs; ."
tilings T.m nark Dead J
rawlins. wyo (API Hired by a
livestock company to rid IU range
of predatory bears Jim Holdet went
Into the Battle creek country and
came Dark with tha hides ol 10 bears
and one cub representing a mouth'i
work. The rompany estimated the
bears killed NO sheep
Editorial Correspondence
VICTORIA, B. C, August 18.
wood, the Honorable Erie Greenwood, the Honorable Deborah
Greenwood, in fact the whole
rode down in the elevator with your correspondent this morning.
The viscount somewhat suggests Gladstone in appearance; he
has a firm mouth and long white sideburns, a heavy black cord
for his pinc-nez, and a general air of stern authority. He was
worried about the fog delaying the boat to Vancouver, and
alighting from the elevator wasted no time striding ahead of his
family to consult with the hotel manager. The manager assured
R.H.V.G. the fog would not delay passage materially and he
would certainly catch his train for a week at Banff. His
Excellency appeared much relieved to hear it.
We would never have recognized the Greenwood family had
not their pictures been plastered over the front page of the
Morning Colonist, which was served with our breakfast. The
two youngsters were particularly attractive, bright eyed, pink
and white complexions, chattering animated and keenly inter
ested in everything. It seems Viscount Greenwood was born
in Canada, educated in England, and is a sort of British Andrew
Carnegie, being head of the largest steel company in England,
and also of one of the largest insurance, (pardon ASsurance)
companies in the British Isles. The son is at Eton now. They
sail back to England early in September.
. .
We were interested to learn Viscount Greenwood, agrees
with the Medford Mail Tribune, that the chances are decidedly
against a general war in Europe for 1938 at least. According
to his interview in the Colonist he believes Premier Chamberlain
lias played his cards most shrewdly has pneified both Italy
and Germany, by alternately threatening and patting them on
the back, and meanwhile, has brought England's army, navy
and air forces to nearly full war strength. In fact he goci so
r --, t i ' i l . , . i
liar hh to Biiy narnuenuin is uie rem ruier oi Europe at cue
I present moment. However it should be remembered the Rt.
I lion, gentleman, not only belongs to Chamberlain's party but
lis one of his personal friends, so it might be well to take what
he says with a grain or two of salt.
Incidentally the Honorable Viscount effectively disposes of
the idea that to be a British peer one has to be rather a drooping
bored, silly " Ahs" and generally effete. We had only a fleeting
glance of course but when it comes to physical pep, aggressive
ness and efficiency in a business way, we have an idea the
Viscount could hold his own, with the best this country might
produce. Perhaps his early life in the wilds of. Canada had
something to do with it.
We have been more impressed with the ripe old age of
Victoria this trip than before. One reason is a chat we had
with the proprietor of one of the stores on Government street,
a man in his early GO'g. He now conducts the store his father
established in 18(i2 and it hns been running and prospering
ever since. Think of that, one thinks of Victoria as a citv
dating back to the gay nineties
concern when Abraham Lincoln
House I
Speaking of age, we drove out
luncheon today and ran into a
our own heart a glorified "tin
nave to oe over u; years or age
of the contestants is around 66.
Northwest Tournament, and has
ycars, being held every August, alternately, at the Oak Hiiy
and Colwood courses. A chat with one of the members indi
cated the only two requirements for membership arc seniority
and solvency, he pooh-poohed the idea advanced in Victoria
that all members were in the millionaire class, but on the
other hand, agreed few members were in danger of beine placed
on federal relief, Well watching
a circus.
In fact this has been the
attended, from which we did not
stimulated inferiority complex.
reit so encouraged over our game
Hot if there is any golf error
mitted on the course today, we can't imagine what it might be.
In the first foursome we saw tee off, only one ball was on the
fairway and perhaps a distance of 100 yards from the tee.
Two went sharply to the left and into the woods about 40
yards distant, and the other to the right and also into the
woods where it lodged on the side of a steep bank. One of
the players incidentally was 85, one 78, one 72, and the baby
was bS. (What a soft dish this
in fact wo would bet ten to one
anything in his age group 1)
Of course the general idea is
that the old boys are up hero to have some fun, and whether
they play in the AO's or the 200 's, cuts no ice, thev have just
as much sport with a high score
But the general idea as usual
see golf taken seriously, with
toilow some of these veteran golfers of the northwest. oh no
they don't care what scores they make! We venture to say
the thirty who qualified above 100 would give ANYTHING
hnt a leg or an eye to break
MOKTEMS and ihe ALIBIS around the bar at the club house 1
"Now if I had sunk that butt and it wasn't a hard one. not
more'n five or six feet: if I
.just as sure as shootin , and the
different. And there was no
goo as in tne cup. ui ii ui 'K.N
he strictly accurate the gol
by something a little stronger,
dots and dashes.)
It seems we almost never
tragic happens. We talked with Fred Kellv just before we
eft and he suit "the judge"
home. And now we have just learned of his death. Too bud,
too bad! Certainly THERE is a place in our community, it
will be difficult to fill, in fact impossible. For Judge Kelly
was unique. We doubt if there
before, or ever will he again.
after our arrival in Medford
with tna judge, G. Putnam and
and seeing the judge single-handed pull the stalled Ford out of
the ditch.
WE DIDN'T ALWAYS agree with the judge or he with us,
in fact we hail a number of battles during the quarter century
of uur acquaintance, hut through it all there was no real, or
lasting break in our friendship. He was a worthy foe and a
loyal friend, Medford will never seem Ql'lTE the same with
out hi in 1 r V. R.
T
FOR BARLEY WEAK
PORTLAND, Aug. 30. i,Tr Con
tinned weakness of twrley m-as out
ttandtng In northwest grain market
In the pael erk, feeding tvps ot
barley losing ec a 100 pound whtir
The Rt. Hon. Viscount Green
damned Greenwood family
perhaps, but it was a going
first stepped into the While
to the Colwood Golf club for
golf tournament built after
cup" tournament, where you
to enter, and the average ace
It is known as the Veterans
been a going concern for man v
the older boys perform was
only golf tournament we ever
return, with a renewed and
On the contrary we never
as we do tonight.
or crime that was not com
would be for Charley Strang,
he would be miles ahead of
the golf makes no difference.
as a low one.
is WRONG. If von want to
a deadly seriousness in fact,
901 And talkv talk the nost
had that would have broke Bill
whole match would of been
excuse to miss, why it was as
l t etc., etc.", (although to
durn should be renlnced
sprinkled perhaps with a few
go away but something sad or
was better and would snnn he
was anyone mute like him
We will never forget shortly
going on a fishing expedition
Patterson, the nurscrv man.--
mslttng types were nominal as buy
ers awaited the new crop and the
possibility of frost In the Klsmath
rails area.
Oats remained about steady with
receipts here totaling four csrs. Drv
weather In the Willamette valley
forced Importation of feeding nan
Corn reflected midwest tendrticlcr
with recelpta soaring to 14.1 csrs here
since July 1 compared to but a single
ear a year ago.
. - .....
Bran, contains up to SO or 10 per
cent sine.
Personal Health Service
By William
signed letters pertaining to peisonal health and hygiene, not to disease
diagnosis or treatment. Kill be answered by Dr. Brady If a stamped self
addressed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In '.nk
owing lo the large number ol letters received only -a few can be answered
No reply ran be mad lo queries not conforming to Instructions. Address
Dr. William Brady, 205 El Camlno, ueverly Hills, Calif.
A POUND Or
Dally In the mall comes I pound
of propaganda, moat of It reaembllng
aa nearly aa possible bona, fide copy
which a newspaper correspondent
might turn In,
aome of It espe
cially prepared to
get by a medical
or health edltoi
If any, and some
being a o raw
that one wonders
whether any of
It ever gets Into
print. The last
type Is exempli
fied In a fake
news bulletin de
scribing a "new
Invention that not only reveals the
cause of obscure disease but un
cannily eradicates the disease from
the system, no matter whether It be
tuberculosis, Insanity, cancer, catarrh
or just nervous weakness.
If you use the malls to sell some
simple soul stock In a non-existent
mine you are Iklely to go to Jail, but
the penalty for such fraud as that
perpetrated by this "new Invention"
will probably amount to no more
than the profit you make from a
single sucker. If the government does
happen to catch you In the act. The
nostrum and quackery business Is so
firmly established In this country
and it has built fortunes for so many
of our now aristocratic families that
Uncle Sam Is extremely diffident
about discouraging It even now.
Believe It or not surely somebody
believes It or the vendors could never
sell their product In this way the
"new Invention" can prevent coming
diseases. . . . and the fake bulletin
explains how:
"Until disease -causes are washed
Into the sewer It Is almost useless
to speak learnedly about diets, sweat
baths, adjustments, massage, mind
cure, exercises, blood -building, etc
for the condition of the bowels affect
(sic) the whole man. even his reli
gion, pocketbook, temper, love, brain,
disposition, and his very soul. So
long as hidden disease-causes are at
work, science Is helpless, bowels re
main costive, mind gloomy, temper
ugly, moods nottonate (sic), sleep
restless. Joints rheumatic, stomach
ulcerous, complexion bad. Influence
paralyzed, liver enlarged, heart fit
ful. ..." 4
In other words you don't feel so
well.
If that paragraph doesn't cover
your complaint, do not lose hope
Man About
Manhattan
By Ofc'IIIKIK ItCKtB
NEW YORK You can now get
herlo at restaurants In the Syrian
quarter. This Is a goat's milk broth
with herb dumplings and it is high
ly spiced. Costs
60 cents.
Another dish
that Intrigue.
me Is sweet-and-sour,
which lfi
candled spa re
ribs. It's 75 cents
a quart In Chi
nese restaurant
Only 10 plays
are on Broadway
jjfjr "i ... if your tst
f T I !n cocktails rum
I toward the un-
AmihsiimhbI usual, try the
&fcoti; lucutt Orlduou. On sec
ond thought maybe you ahouldn t
try It. Let somebody you don't like
very well try It. It's that sort of bus
iness, and so innocent looking too
with a ripe red cherry on top.
There's a florist's shop downtown
with a miniature Indoor lake, but in
stead of having water lilies and the
like, he keeps big fat base and pick
erel In thorn. Transports them from
a oral lake and keeps them for flvn
or six weeks. Then takes them homo
and eats them.
When the Clare Tree Major Chil
dren's Theater takes Peter Pan on
the road this rail the title role will
be played by a boy. This will be th
first time a boy ever played Peter
Pan.
With George Bernard Shaw much
discussed because of his new play
coming up. It Is natural that many
of the old 8hawgags be revived. 1
still think the funniest Shaw story
concerns his visit to Hu&Ma. One af
ternoon he fell to talking with a lit
tle girl, and they talked so late that
it was dark before he realized It.
"You better run along now." Shaw
told her. And if your mother asks
you where you have been, say to her
that you hsve been strolling alonft
the Volga, talking with George Ber
nard Shaw."
Very solemnly the little girl ans
wered: "And when your friends ak
you where you have been, say to
them that you have been walklnj
beside the Volga, talking with ftonv
Anna Majestlvoskluov."
Another anecdote concerns a stack
of letters Shaw wrote to a famous
actrrsa. Eventually this actrru want
ed to publish the letters. A mapftr.ine
offered her a stupendous sum lor
thrm. and she was anxious to ge
the money.
But Shaw withheld hla permission
"1 refuse to piny horse lo your Lad
Oodiva." he said.
Fred Allen speaking: ''Trying to be
funny la very trying. But it doc
keep you off the street."
Arrogance is apt to get you It.
trouble If you are an entertainer .n
New York, A well-known bund leaoi
was "(Ired by the waiter. ' becauw
he was to insolent and over-bearing
'It's this way," the head waiter tola
me. "This fellow was very tude to U!
so every tin. the has csme aroumi
me let r.n--sWvti n oxerhemd Mytrw
'He fildn t ct anv applause at til
nisht,' end Hva perlrmnn-re h been
1 - il
Brady, M P.
PROPAGANDA
There are several other paragraphs
In the bulletin, and somewhere In
one or another place you will find
the miracle machine takes care of
secondary trifles such as high blooo
pressure, gas pockets. Intestinal para
sites, dropsy, catarrh. Infection, heart
disease, mucus. Impactions, lack of
nerve force, liver complaint, head
ache. In fact. If your capacity to believe
still holds out, this "new Invention'
is the only bowel-flusher and water
drill that brings results to doctors
nurses and patients (let us say noth
ing here about morticians.)
Well, people can be educated but
that Is a slow process. It is slow
because they already know so many
things which ain't so.
QUESTIONS AVD ANSWERS
Wheat Germ
I like wheat germ. Wife says too
much of It will hurt me. la that
correct? (B. 8. A.)
Answer I know of no Injury likely
to occur from eating large quantities
of wheat germ. Most people would
enjoy better health 1 they ate a few
ounces of It dally.
Victim of Inefficiency
I suffered for a month, afraid to
have ulcerated teeth extracted, espe
cially as two dentists I visited at the
beginning told me It was dangerous
to pull them while the swelling was
up. Then came your article, and I
went at once to an up-to-date den
tist, and had six bad teeth extracted,
practically without pain, and no
unpleasant after-effects. (A. H. K.l
Answer Many quaint old-fashioned
dentists still practice the dentistry of
1890. Competent den tors today en
deavor to drain alveolar abscess (ab
scess at root of tooth) by prompt
surgical Intervention, saving the tooth
If It Is not too badly damaged by
the Infection, extracting It If It is
beyond saving. When a fusty prac
titioner mumbles In his beard about
the "danger" of treating the trouble
while swelling is present, he Is a
rood one to avoid forever after
Likewise the tooth carpenter who
hints that you have "caught cold''
or that you may "take cold" In it.
Such Ideas are alibis for Ignorance
and incompetence
(Copyright 1938, John P. Dllle Co.)
Ed Nate. Person wishing to
commtinlratp with Dr. Brady
slintifrt tend letter direct to Dr.
milium Brady. M D.. 2ftS El
Cnmlno. Bever'y Hills, Calif.
flat for a week.' After the boss hears
enough things like that he calls for
replacements. Maybe it's a little un
derhanded, but we are human."
Oregory Taylor bought a goat ana
a lamb for his Island home the oth
er day not to butcher but to help
the caretaker kee.i the lawn mowerj.
The
Capital
Parade
(Continued from Page One.)
Genersl James A. Farley cherishes
such a personal distaste for PsiU
McNutt as he has for few men. But
the fact that the conservatives are
thinking of McNutt should give you
sn Idea. And tf you know McNutt.
the Idea should not be a pleasing one.
At least It Is not pleasing to the
plsnners of the purge.
Carnation growing, an important
Industry, has suffered 133.000 loss
from activities of a Hitherto unknown
beetle this year. In south Africa.
HAVE A NEW
BABY
OOonxKitS ME! What excitement! kn what lucky hahv to have
derided to rome to live with Winn's Clovrrhllt tlnlden Guernsey
Fantlty. she'll be pampered and rwldled, have the very nest of
rare. For you know her mother. Marlmoor Charm came to
( loverhlll from way up near Kverett, Washington, hfltlnr. ridden In
a truck nearly njo miles to race Ihe ('loverhlll Pure Bred Herd,
and supply milk for the Mrdford hahlrs. Someday Marlmoor
Charm's baby calf will be supplying pure fresh milk for many other
brand new babies, perhaps one In your house. It's a btg responsi
bility. It calls for irgular health insertions. It calls for constant
supervision of pasturage, cleanliness and a crusade for purtty.
Trank" ideas for cleanliness and purity not only required by
Slate and f ederal laws but by laas laid down by ourselves and
(ioldrn uurrnsey whose trade mark the milk Is sold under. That's
nhy many mothers are now depending on Wing's CloierhlU r.olden
(luernsey Pure Whole tirade .1 Raw Milk for their Rabies, that's
why we'd like lo start serving sou.
tGOrailTRNSHI PREMIUM
WING'S CLOVERHILL
GOLDEN GUERNSEY DAIRY
Phone 623 R-4
Comment
on the
Days News
By FRANK JENKINS
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT la going
to greater lengths than an7
president ever went before to drive
out of c?r?ress all members of hi?
party who have opposed him, success
fully. One wonders why:
SINCE the day of bis Inauguration
five and a half years ago. Pres
ident Roosevelt has had overwhelm
ing support from congress.
(?ls great reform measures have
gone through almost without opposi
tion. Congress has given him freely
powers so vast aa to be almost beyond
comprehension. The billions of dol
lars necessary to his program have
been voted almost without protest.
On only three major measures bis
congress balked at giving him what
be has asked.
HERE are the three:
I. His approval to destroy the
Independence of the supreme court.
2, His demand for reorganization f
the government along dictatorial
lines.
3. His punitive tax program.
THINK of It only three times In
five and a half years has con
gress refused to give to Roosevelt
what he has asked. Many of the pow
ers unhesitatingly granted to him
have been so tremendous In their
possibilities as to strike at the very
roole of the American system of gov.
ernment, and their granting (often
without taking the troubla to read
the bills) can only be explained m
the grounds of confidence In the
President and his objectives. Almost
an amazing record of service on the
part of congress.
TWO of the three measures re
fused aroused REAL fears of
dlstatorshlp not now, perhaps, but
at some time In the future. The third
was a tax that had proved danger
ously destructive to small business.
Remember the record only three
refused out of literally THOUSANDS
freely given.
YET the President Is seeking de
terminedly to DRIVE OUT OP
CONGRESS the Democrats who led
(or took an active part ln the op
position to giving him these three
along with the rest.
WHAT does he want a congress
that will be ABSOLUTELY
SERVILE to his every demand?
It looks like It.
DIVORCING JUDGE
OF NEVADA DEAD
RENO. Nev., Aug. 20. (fF The ca
reer of Judge Thomas F. Moran. who
ended and started marriage for thou
sands flocking to this divorce capital,
was closed today In death after 37
years as a Jurist,
Unable to recover from a year-long
illness, the 74-year-old Judge, known
as "Barney" throughout Nevada, died
last night but a few weeks after an
nouncing his retirement.
In recent years. Judge Moran was
estimated to have granted 1,500 de
crees annually.
Judge Moran himself preferred
marriage. For 39 years, be was happlly
marrled to his first wife. Mary Lloyd
Moran, who died In 1934.
Closing time for row Late to Clas
sify Ads Is 1:30 p m.
MEDF0RDS
TRAFFIC DEATHS
IN STATE LOWER
SALEM, Aug. 20. (Traffic ac.
ptdents in Oregon during the first
seven months this year took a ton
of 166 dead, compared with 191 dur
ing the same perlcd last year. Secre
tary of State Earl Snell said today
There were 3.568 persons injure:!
In 18.363 accidents, compared with
3.933 persons injured In 20.878 accl
dents during the same period last
year.
Four persons were killed in July iti
Portland while 32 were Killed in th
rest of the state.
More fatal accidents occurred be
tween 7 and 8 p. ui. than during hut
other hour, while the mcst accidents
occurred between 5 and 6 p. m.
Of the 3fl persons killed, six wer
under IS years of age. Twelve of trie
victims were women.
RAPS F.D.R. PURGE
BALTIMORE, Aug. 20. P) Ths
Maryland Ame.lcar Legion accepted
today without a dissenting vote rhe
report in which its retiring com
mander criticized President Roose
velt's attempted purge of Senator
MUlard E. Tydings.
During the day's sessions, the Le
gion split wide apart over the bitter
primary battle between Tydings an:!
Roosevelt-blessed Rep. David L. Lewm.
Bruce T. Bair, retiring commander,
who started the uproar by declaring
a Tydings defeat would mean an
American dictatorship, reported t.-
his critics he hadn't mentioned Lew
Is, but now would say:
"Sending Lewis to Washington as
a senator Is merely sentng another
rubber stamp for President Roose
velt." 4
Communications
New Law For Air Lines
To the editor:
You no doubt are aware of the
fact that the 75th congress passed
legislation known as the civil aeio-
nautlcs act of 1938. This legislation
appears to Incorporate many of the
Ideals which United Air Lines has
been festering as representative ot
constructive legislation during the
past four years.
The effectiveness and constructlve
ness of the act depends entirely upon
Its administration, aa we all know.
We have confidence In the men ap
pointed to the authority,
I would be remiss if I did not
write to you at this time expressing
again our very deep appreciation lor
the effort and Interest you have
shown In our problems by support
ing this legislation. It Is our hope
that United Air Lines will so con
duct itself that tho results will re
flect to the credit of the support
you have heretofore so generously
iglven us.
W. A. PATTERSON,
President United Air Lines,
Chicago, August 17.
Forgot About Maps
ROCKY PORD. Colo. (AP) The
early Spanish map-makers had this
name for the stream that flows into
the Arkansas river Just east of Lis
Animas: El Rio de las Animas Perfl
das en Pugatore, which means "The
River of the Souls Lost in Purgatory."
Apparently there wasn't enough room
on later maps for that many words
so now It Is called the Picketwire.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads is 1 :30 p. m.
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Flight o' Time
Medford and JacLson County
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Mall Tribune 10 and 20 yean
ago.
TEN YEARS AOO TODAY
August 21. 1928
Art Qoebel flies sveross tba natloa
In !9 hours: "Rockford plane" on
Atlantic flight to Sweden missing.
All Jackson county forest flies un
der control.
Col. Harvey, .famed publicist and
former envoy to Great Britain, die
suddenly.
Pear shipments now total 733 cars,
being held back to get new freight
rates effective next week.
Al Smith denies report ha will open
democratic campaign In Oregon with
speech at Portland.
TWENTY YEARS AliO TODAY
August 21. 1H18
(It was Wednesday)
Revolt reported In German army
as allies continue gains on Western
front.
Pear shipments from valley to data
total 228 cars.
Dr. E. H. Porter to spend the next
six months In east recuperating from
his recent Illness and will return
about January 1.
Officers training Bchool to be es
tablished here.
Rains of the past few days put
stop to pear picking.
'Babs9 And Her Dane
Count Go Swimming
VENICE, Aug. 20. () Count
Court Haugwitz-Reventlow and his
wife, the former Barbara Hutton,
went swimming together today at the
Lido, with no apparent signs that
bitterness had lingered from the
court battle six weeks ago that end
ed In their legal separation.
Speculation over a possijle recon
ciliation between the Wcolworth heir
ess and her second titled husband in
creased as the count again prolonged
his stay here and an apparently
friendly attitude was observed be
tween the two.
Chevrolet
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When I get more time and a
lot more kale,
Going to build a plane that'll
rido any gale!
Drive globe-circling flier-T
Howard Hughes,
Permanently off the front
page news 1
Bet if I use a Chevrolet en
gine for power,
I'll step up speed at LEAST
a hundred per hour.
Not quite sure what I'll ub
for wings ....
But spose I'll need a pair of
those things.
Chevy M Hurd
Rogue River Chevrolet
Main and Riverside
Service lept. 33 No Riverside
lert Tai Lot Riverside at 4th
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