fEDFORD MAIL TRIBWE. fEDFO'RP. (TREGOy. MONDAY. OCTOBEF 10. 1938,
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
On BuMneM Qladya Butterfleld et
Rogua Rlvar transacted busine&i In
thla city Saturday.
Medford Caller John Collar of
Central Point was a Mtdford buai
qmi caller Saturday.
Calif Here Lucille Brenneshole of
Gold Hill visited in this city Satur
day. In Portland Mrs. Vert Walker and
ton Bobby are visiting relatives and
friends In Portland.
a
Ooest In North Rosa Powell of
Ashland Is spending several days vis
iting with friends in Portland and
Waldport.
Lodge To Meet Knights of Pythias
lodge will convene ,thia evening at
8. Initiatory work will be exempli
fied and all members are urged to
be present.
Services Continue Evangelistic
services will continue every night
this week excepting Saturday In the
Church of God at Haven and Holly
atreets. Evangelist T. O. Satterfleld
la in charge.
Minor Accident Cars driven by
Guy W. Connor of Medford and R.
M. Snyder of route 1 were involved
In a minor accident on South Fir
afreet Saturday morning, a city police
report stated today.
a
Drills Tomorrow Company A and
headquarters company. I88th Infant
ry of the Oregon national guard, will
hold their regular weekly drills at
8 p. m. tomorrow In the Medford
armory. Company A will hold Indoor
rifle practice after the drill.
Board To Meet Executive board of
the Medford Qleemen will meet at
8 p. m. Tuesday at the Prultt Music
Radio Center. Ill West Main
street. All board members were asked
to mske a special effort to be present
as Important matters are to be con
To Remodel Colonial garage at
Sixth and Ivy streets applied at the
city building inspector's office Sat
tirday for a permit to remodel at a
fated cost of $3000. Mrs. Alice Cop
pin of 344 South Central avenue ap
plied for a permit to reshlngle a
house at a stated cost or $100. Mrs
Maud Stlckel of 201 South Holly
street applied for a permit to repair
a roof at a stated cost of $30.
To Cut Current California Oregon
Fowar compsny announced todav
hat electric current would be shut
off In the Eagle Point and Table
Rock districts from 1 to 4 p,
Wednesday, October 19. Additional
service facilities are to be Installed
and It Is necessary to cut off the
current for three hours while the
new equipment Is being Installed
the compsny explained. A period of
least Inconvenience to patrons was
chosen for the work, the announce
ment added.
Airport ArrlTalu Lleuts. J. P. Stew
art and W. T. Stewart stopped at
Medford municipal airport yesterday
to have their army planes serviced;
Each was piloting a Douglas obaer
vation plane. The officers were
turning to their btwa at Gray field,
Taeoma, Wash., via Albany from
Hamilton field, San Rafael. Cal. They
topped at the municipal airport
Saturday on their way south. Other
Saturday arrivals Included Maj. R. A,
Day, Hamilton field to Spokane, Wn
In a North American observation
plane: Lieut. Paul Burrows, Hamil
ton field to Pearson field. Vancouver.
Wash.. In a Douglas basic trainer:
and Lleuts. C. R. Lorenz and B. T.
West, each piloting a Northrop at
tack plane from March field. River
side. Cal., to Taooma. Wash.
Livestock
Nervous, Weak,
Ankles Swollen?
Much nervousness 1 caused by an
excess of acids and poisons due to
functional Kidney and Bladder dls
ordera which may also cause Getting
Up Nights. Burning Passages. Swol
len Joints. Backache. Clrclps Under
Ere. Excess Acidity. Leg Palna and
Dlzrtness. Help your kidneys purify
your blood with Cvstev. Usually the
wry flrat dose starts helping your
kidneys clean out excess acids and
this soon may make you feet like
new. Under the money-back guaran
tee rystex must satisfy completely or
coet nothing. Get rystex (alsrtex) to
day. It costs only 3c a dose at drug
gists and the guarantee protects you.
From Phoenix Mrs. M. L. Hartley
of Phoenix transacted business In
this city today.
From Ashland Mr. and Mra. Leon
ard Hall, owners of the Southern
Oregon Miner In Ashland, spent Sat
urday evening In Medford visiting
friends.
Captain Returns Captain Ambel
ton M. Ahrena returned to Medford
Sunday evening from Fort McClellan.
Alabama, where he had taken a CCC
troop train. He had been gone since
September 36.
.
Returns Here Lieut. Edwtn H.
HalllweU returned last eventng by
ttaln from Fort Mcpherson, Georgia,
whither he commanded a troop train
of CCC enrollees for discharge. He
brought back replacements.
Back From North Carl T. Teng-
wald. Medford realtor, returned this
morning by train from Portland
where he attended a oonference of
the Oregon state real estate board
of which he la a director. He went
to Portland Friday night.
Sleeting Tomorrow Disabled Amer
ican Veterans, chapter and auxil
iary, will meet at S p. m. tomorrow
In the Medford armory. Aa this will
be the flrat meeting of the units
since the oustomBry summer recess.
all members were urged by officers
to be present. Plans for the fall and
winter aeason will be outlined.
To Seattle C. E. Whlteman, long
time Medford resident, left by train
Sunday evening for Seattle where
he will engage In the manufacture
of piston rings. Mr. Whlteman oper
ated the V-Plex Manufacturing com
pany here nine yeara ago and will
operate the same kind of company
In the northern city. Mr. Whlteman
resided here for 23 years.
...
Here On Business M. J. Melchlor.
field Inspector for the World wsr
veterans state aid commission Is
transacting official business here. He
arrived Saturday and will remain
until Thursday, making his head
quarters st 135 West Main street,
real estate office of Carl T. Teng
wald. the commission's county rep.
resentatlve.
...
Seek Extradition Deputy District
Attorney George w. Nellson snd
Sheriff Syd I. Brown left yesterday
for Kelso and Olympla. Wash., to
aeek the extradition of Curtis J.
Dennhsrdt who la accused of lar
ceny by bsllee. It Is alleged that
Dennhardt removed from the stata
a mortgaged logging truck and trailer
without the consent of the mortgage
holder. Dennhardt received hla re
lease from custody in Kelso on i
habeas corpus writ, the district at
torney's office here said.
Confers Here Frank A. Klttredge
of San Francisco, chief engineer of
the national park service for the
west coast division, was a week-end
conferee of E. P. Leavltt, superlnten
dent of Crater Lake national park
and A. H. Banwell. manager of the
Jackson County Chamber of Com
merce. Mr. Klttredge remained over
to attend the annual convention of
the Shasta-Cascade Wonderland as
sociation In Ashland today and to
morrow. He was accompanied to Ihe
convention this morning by Mr.
Leavltt and Mr. Banwell.
Officers To Meet Rogue valley
chapter of the Reserve Officers as-
soclatlon will resume classes at 7:30
p. m. Wednesday in the Medford
armory following the usual summer
recess. The clssses will be held twice
a month, on the second and fourth
Wednesday. Each class laats for two
hours and reserve officers attending
receive inactive credits. Regular a'my
Instructor for this district be
MsJ. Charles S. Pettee who Is on
duty with the ROTO, st the Unl
verslty of Oregon at Eugene. Senior
Instructor here will be Capt. William
C. Ryan, field artillery reserve, who
Is district welfsre officer of the Med
ford CCC district.
Portland
PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 10. (AP
USDA) Hogs: 3000 Including 473 di
rect, msrket slow, around 0 lower
thsn Friday, 75 lower thsn week eg o.
part of aupply unaold, good-choice
155-315 lb. drlvelns 8835, few 88.10.
choice carload lota I860. 335-60 lb.
drlvelns 7.75, some from carload lots
68.00. heavier kinds 61.50. light lights
67.50-75, packing sows 66 00-60.
choice light feeder pigs 6B.3S.
CATTLE: 3400, calvea 335, market
alow, cows and helfere atesdy; steers
uneven, steady to 35 lower, vealera
60 lower than last Monday, several
loads medium steers 66 60-7.35, good
steers 67.50-6.00. common steera
66.60-8.00, common steers 65.60-6.35.
few stackers 65 .5076.60, common-me
dium heifers 63.00-6.50, few loeaa
750 lb heifer. 65.75-7-00, mixed cows P" ' ,
and heifers 66 35. beef cows 65.00-60.
young cows 63.76, common-medium - "
63.30-4.60, low cuttera and outter
63.75-3.35. bulla 64 50-8.60, good beef
bulla 65.75. good choice vealera
68.00-9.00, common-medium 68.00-
50.
SHEEP: 3000 Including 180 direct,
market active, steady, poorer quality
considered, good trucked in 6650,
some wet fleeces, best trucked In
86.75. osr carload 66.68, common-ma-
rihim lambs 65.00-6.35. lew mora Coml. SOlv.
lambs 66.00, yearllnge 64.50, medium- Curtlas-Wright
good alaughter ewes 63.00-70, com- DuPont
mon 81.00.
South sen Francisco
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 10.
(API (U. 8. Dept. Agr.) Hoga
1.650; very slow: early, trade on
butchers 30 lower; early top 8.90 on
about two loads 300-310 lb. Csll-
fornlaa; one load atlll unsold: no
action on packing sows, bids lower.
CATTLE 1.400; nothing done on
steers or range she stock; generally
asking fully steady, some Interests
bidding wesker; grsss fst Oregon
steers held sbove 7.76; medium grass
slaughter steers eligible downwsrd to
6.75; ssklng 5.50 and above on good
beef cows; low grade cows active,
steady; package fat dairy cows 4.60;
bulls few common to medium bulls
4.50-5.50, some held higher. Cslves:
10. Nominal; only odds and ends on
sale; good to choice vealera quoted
around 9.00-10.00.
SHEEP 3.225; lamba active, atrong
to 25 higher; 3 decks 78-83 lb. Oregon
wooled lambs 7.60; 4 decks medium
to good medium-pelt Oregon lsmbs
7.30: two decks Oregons unsold: older
classes absent: medium-pelt fst ewes
saleable up to 3.35.
No. I. 18-1. gray, nominal.
Barley. No. I, 46-lb. B. W. 630.36.
Corn, No. S. I. T. shipment 635.35.
Caah wheat bid:
I Sort whit 63e: western white
61 He; western red 60t$c.
Hard red winter, ordinary 59c:
II percent 60c; 13 percent 64c; 18
percent 67c; 14 percent 72c.
Hard white, Raart ordinary, 63o:
It percent 63e: 18 percent 65e; 14
percent 67e.
Car receipts: wheat 64: barlsy 1;
flour 14: eorn T: oats 4; hay I:
mtllfeed f.
Wall St. Report
Romantic Pair
NEW TORS, Oct. 10. AP Util
ities bounded upward In today's
stock market but many atrong lead
ers of the paat week barked away
Al. Chem. Dye
Am. Can ..
Am. a Fgn. Pow
A. T. s T.
Anaconda
Atch. T. S. F.
Bendlx Avla
Beth. Steel
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler
105
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38 s
69!,
.. 63 M,
84
79 V
1 10
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44,
644
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Gen. Eleo.
Gen. Fooda
Gen. Mot. .....
Int. Harvest,
I. T. T.
Johns-Man. .
Monty Ward
North Amer
Penney .(J. C.)
Phllllpa Pet
Radio
Sou. Pac. ........
Std. Brands
St. Oil Cal.
st. on n. o. ...
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb. .
Unit. Aircraft
U. S. Steel
Blending the romance, the fun and
heartache of two young people In
love. "Youth Takes a Fling." coming
to the Rialto theatre for tomorrow
and Wednesday, has Joel McCrea and
Andrea Leeds In co-stsrrlng roles.
Conflicting ambitions, hopes and
desires almost wreck the romance
that la finally brought to a satle
factory conclusion. Frank Jenka and
D?rothea Kent are also featured.
"Campus Confessions." with Hank
Lulsettl. the famous bssktsball ace,
Betty Orable, and Eleanors Whitney,
will be the second festure of the
twin bill.
Aa an added attraction, tomorrow
and Wednesday nights at 9 :00 o'clock,
the Rialto will have the voice tests
and Bound auditions on the stage to
select the cast of the all-local movie
to be filmed here.
Chicago
CHICAGO, Oct. 10. (AP-USDA)
HOGS: 33,000, Including 7,000 di
rect; active, 15c to mostly 35c lower;
top $8.36: bulk good and choice 220
380 lbs. 68.10 .30; compsrable 180
310 lbs. 64.90 8.18; 140-170 Iba. 87.60
aS: good light packing aowa 87.60
$.85: few $8; medium weights and
heaviea 67 .50.
CATTLE 19.000; calves 3.000;
strictly prime kinds absent; steady
to 35c lower: mostly steady on well
conditioned yearlings and weighty
steera: early top 613.35: sprinkling
813.75i9 18.10; fed helfera steady:
grassy and warmed up klnda 86.75
ft 8.50; cows steady to weak; bulls
and vealera steady; best weighty
sausage bulls 86.60; veslers mainly
glOigll: about 7.000 western grassers
here, mainly stock csttle and calves'
market fairly active and fully steady
SHEEP 15.000, Including 4.000 di
rect; fat lambs uneven, around
steady; apota 10c lower; westerns
6" .75ia 8.33; natives 68; sorted lots
8835; sheep stesdy; bulk native
ewes 63; few 63.35: feeding lsmbs
stronger; good to choice white faces
67.60.
Portland Produce
Australia Sugar-Coated
CANBERRA (UP) Australians like
It sugar-coated. Official statistics
Just released show that whereas
world consumption of sugar averages
less than SO pounds annually for
each person, the average Australian
consumes 193.0 pounds. New Zealand
has the next highest consumption,
with Great Britain third.
Oolf and football were forbidden
In Scot I snd In 1471 because they
distracted people from practicing
archery.
RUFUS C. HOLMAN
.'iaS. ' ,1e,
a4
State Treasurer
Will Speak on
Radio Station
KM ED
This Evening at
6 O'CLOCK
in behalf of his
candidacy for
United State
SENATOR
.n his address Mr. Holman will discuss the issues of the
day. particularly the issues of interest to the people of
Southern Oregon.
Paid tdt. hr C. B. eaI1. Mr. Ku'us f. H-lmsr. fr Senator
PORTLAND. Oct. 10. (AP) BUT
TER Prints. A grade, 30c lb. In
parchment wrappers. Slo lb. in csr
tons: B grade, 39c lb. In pachment
wrappers, 30c lb. In csrtons.
BUTTERPAT Portland delivery
buying price: A grade 38i,39c lb
Portland delivery; B grade Hie lb.
less: C grade 6e lb. less. Country
delivery 37c lb. for A grade.
EGOS Buying prlee for whole
sslers: Specials 33c doa.: extras 39c
do.; standards 35e dor..: extra med
ium 32c dor..: undergrades 14c dor.
CHEESE Oregon triplets 18c: Ore
gon loaf 14c. Brokers will pay V4c
below quotations.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retallere: Country-killed hoge. beat
butcher under 160 lbs. 11 13c lb.;
vealera 1414He: light and thin
Sialic; heavy 8--9C: spring lsmbs
18c: ewes 46c; cutter cows 7iTV4e
lb.; canner eows 67e lb.: bulls
89c lb.
LIVE POCLTRT Buying prices:
leghorn broilers. 14 to li lbs., 16r
17c lb: in lbs. 16c lb.: colored
springs. 3 to 8K lbs. 17o lb.; over
'i lbs., 17c lb.; Leghorn hens over
3'4 lbs.. 13c lb.; under su, lbs.. I3e
lb.: colored hens to 8 lbs. 18 lb.;
over 8 lbs.. 18e lb.: No. 3 grade
I 3c lb. less.
TURKEYS Belling price, dressed
new crop hens, 34i35c lb : tonis
36 it 36c lb. Buying prices: new hens.
c; toms 34c lb.
Saturday Will Be
"Movie Day" With
Merchants of City
Cooperating with D. W. Balrd. pro
ducer of the Medford local movie
'Runnln' Wild." the" Mall Tribune
and varloua Medford business estab-1
llshraents are lending their support ;
In making Beit Saturdsy "Movie
Day." a msjor attraction for the vls
ltora and shoppers of this trsde ter
ritory, who msy care to come to town
to see movies In the making. Many
of our local business Institutions
have evidenced a willingness to co
operate with the Mall Tribune In
building up a gala day of ceienrs
tlon by affording shoppers of Med
ford and Jackson county an oppor
tunity to come toown and not only
take advantage of exceptional mer
chandise offers, but also see the pro
duction of a real motion picture,
featuring a eaat of local players, In
the making.
Because there are so few children
parts In the local movie "Runnln'
Wild" and because so many young
sters of this vicinity are anxious to
be seen on the screen In motion pic
tures. the Msll Tribune and Rialto
theatre have arranged with the local
producer to film motion plctrea of
a special klddlea pet parade, which
will be held next Saturday afternoon.
Because many girls play with dolls
Instead of peta, there will be a spe
cial doll section In the parade.
A highly Interesting feature of
Medford's Movie Day will be the
"shooting" of street scenes for the
local comedy. On this day residents
of thla trsde territory may witness
and even take part In the filming of
certain scenes which will be shot at
one of tha principal Intersecting cor
ners of the city.
It Is estimated that 60 applications
hsve been received from talented peo
ple over this entire county, wbo are
anxious to take advantage of the
recorded auditions which will be
made on the stsge of the Rialto to
morrow and Wednesday night. These
same talented people will have their
big chance to "get In the movies."
Prom those who are given auditions,
the best ttlent will be selected to
portrsy vsrtous speaking and musical
parts In our Medford made movie,
which will be given aa big an ova
tion for Its Initial showing aa- any
super-production coming from Hollywood-
Business College
Here Appointed as
Stenotype School
The Medford Business college haa
been appointed by the Stenotype
company aa a training school In this
area for students to train on tho
Stenotype machine, according to a.
w. Newberry.
Thla appointment Is In line with a
new program Inaugurated recently by
the 8tenotype company to meet the
growing demsnd for competent op
erators. Through the use of the Sten
otype business men have been en
abled to save from one third to enc
half of the time formerly spent In
dictation, because the machine writes
plain English letters a word at a
time which are easily read by any
and all Stenotype operators, rush
periods csn be handled with dispatch.
ta addttloa to these classes, two
other eauraa an sew offered by the
Medford Buaineat college. One la In
the newly developed field of Social
Security accounting and Ins other is
a course In preparation for U. S.
elvll service stenographic and typing
examinations.
These new evening classes offer
special opportunities for those em
ployed who wish to qualify for pro
motion In any of these fields.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SAL1 Ear corn. John Darby,
OrlfflB Creek.
WANTED Young man or married
couple under 36 to distribute sam
ples for a national concern. See
Dougall, Allen Hotel, after 7 p. m.
LOST Female Cocker Spaniel, black.
Answers to name "Penny." Reward.
Phone S44-K-3.
1936 PLYOUTH de luxe Sedan, per
fect every way. priced for quick
sale at only 6819.00. low bank
terms. You do save two ways by
buying from
PTERCI ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge as Plymouth Distributors
DRY ONIONS lo and IWc. Popcorn
3c. Elmer Harris, mile South
Phoenix.
HOUSE FOR RENT 3 bedrooms.
1116 W. 10th St. Inquire 1110 W.
10th.
SAXOPHONE and Clarinet repairing.
Steve Whipple. 607 King St.
LADY wants work by day or hour.
Phone 410-R.
WANT to buy seoond hsnd studio
couch or bed davenport, also
kitchen chairs. Phone 906-W.
MODERN 3-room apt. Adults. Phona
74S-M. 136 No. Holly.
FOR SALE Number two Cedar Shin
glea. very cheap. 836 S. Riverside.
HOUSE FOR RENT Newly cslso
mtned living room snd enameled
kitchen and bath. See It at 1001
N. Central near Court St.
FOR SALE or TRADE 80 acres In
Sams Valley (good farm land).
Trade for good car. L. p. Polette,
Rt. 1, Box 118. Ashland.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
Another shipment of No. 1 Red Cedar
Shingles. Oet our prices.
Roofing Paper, Building Paper. Roof
Paint, Stain, Sheeting Paper at less
thsn mall-order prices.
Hestrolas. New snd Used Heaters.
Cook Stoves snd Rsnges at con
siderably reduced prices.
Another ahlpment of those Boots.
Shoes, Army Blankets. Oloves. Rain
coats, suckers. Coats snd Tin Psnts.
Axes. Wedges. Sledges. Crosscut Saws.
TooIb snd Implements st prices
thst mesn savings to our customers
Bargain prlcea to reduce our large
stock of barb wire, stock fencing
and chicken netting.
Paint, all colore, at 61.35 per gallon.
Linseed Oil and Turpentine.
Bed Springe. Mattresses. Cots snd Cot.
Psds. 50 new mattresses remain at
64.76 special.
Pine. Pipe Fittings. Cable. Belting.
Pulleya and Sheave Boxings.
Special heavy gauge Stovepipe and
Elbows. 30e each.
We cordially Invite inspection and
comparison of our merchandise and
prices.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37-81 North Grape St. Phone 1063.
Hl'RRYl It mmtl eV,
Ends Tomor- "TTT" T
row Nlghtl I I II!
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WANTED House with 1 bedrooms
unfurnished or partly furnished
Reliable tenants. Phona 1168-L.
FOR SALE Subsoller. T. V. Williams
Tel. 16-F-ll.
TUESDAY and Wednesdsy. Octobei
11th and 13th, household goods,
dsvenport. slectrlo range, oil
heater, breakfast set, dresser,
dishes, chairs, bed, sewing ma
chine, etc 731 W. 4th St.
FOR RENT 3 apartments. 816 and
613. 330 Beatty.
WANTED To get In touch wltk
farmers who Intend making appli
cation for farma under the Ten
ant Farmer Act. Address Box 1687
Tribune.
FOR SALE Dry body fir. Phone
1313-J.
Show, 1 :43-H:45-A:0n 8nc-4netn
LOST Brown kid and pigskin glove.
Return to Tribune.
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I.ast Times Tonight
ROY GARDNER
In Person On the Stage
Two Movie (Jlllr. Hits
'KING OF ALOATRAZ'
and
TNDER THE BIO TOP"
Still Coughing?
No matter how many medicines
you have triad for your common
cough, chest cold, or bronchial Irri
tation, you may get relief now with
Creomulslon. Serious trouble may
be brewing and you cannot a fiord
to take t chance with any remedy
leas potent than Oreomulslon, which
goat right to the Beat of the trouble
and aids nature to soothe and heal
the Inflamed mucous membranes
and to loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm.
Even If other remedies have failed,
dont be discouraged, try Creomul
elon. Your druggist It authorised to
refund your money If you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the bene
fit obtained. Oreomulslon is one
word, ask for It plainly, see that the
name on the bottle Is Oreomulslon,
and youll get the genuine product
and the relief you wast. (AdvJ
sCtttCCAoi
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Tomorrow & Wed.
YOU CAN'T STOP YOUTH
Young blood,
pounding In
enger Tftns .
knowing and
pttlni; what
It wants.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO. Oct. 10 yr.p,d by
803 ono nushels decrease of the Unl
ted States whest visible supply to
lal, the Chicago wheat market turn,
ed upward slightly In late dealtnga
today.
At the close. Chicago wheat futures
ere to i up compared with
Saturday's finish, Dec. 64H-S. May
corn 'j-',4 down. Dec. 48.
48'i, May 48',. i. and oats off
Open High Low Close
Dee. 64 65', 841, 644
Mrrn j
May 68'4 68 681, 8.1H
July 64, 65", 64 66
Portland Wheat
CONG, in IMS
AT KIWAN1S MEET
Speaking before the weekly lunch
eon-meeting of the Klwanta club In
the Hotel Medford this afternoon.
Congressman Jamea W. Mott ssld
he hoped the state highway com
mission would use some of the red-
ersl road grant money tn straight-
enlng out the Pacific highway be
tween Grants Pass and Roaeburg.
The congressman, seeking reelec
tion, ssld the nary department Is
showing ehsnged attitude towsrd
defenssa on the Oregon coast and
h enflsioned the Installation of ade
quats naval defensea within the nest
year or two.
The oongreasmsn was also opti
mistic over the prospects of building
Rogue Rlrer raltey flood control danu
that would give agriculture In the
whole ralley ample wster at all
times.
PORTLAND. Oct. 10. --WVat.
Open High Low Close
Dee. .63 63 .83 .63
Mst i 63', -S3W, .Vj
Cssh grsm:
Oats. No. , it-lb. whit MB 36,
Do This If You're
NERVOUS
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HOW TO WIN CUSTOMERS
and Influence People
Newspaper reading begins In childhood, when
parents "read the funnies" to, their children,
and continues on through life as one of our
most persistent dally habits. Little bonder,
then, that newspapers influence people.
The intense Interest of newspaper readers In
local and telegraph, news, in picture pages,
sports, comics, editorials, and advertising, pro
vides advertisers with their greatest oppor
tunity to win the attention of prospects, to
convert them into customers and friends.
With newspaper advertising you can com
mand the attention of every "able-to-read
member of the family, of nearly every "able-to-buy"
family in your trading territory.
Use this newspaper to win new customers and
to influence people favorably toward the com
modities and services you have for sale.
The MAIL TRIBUNE
Prepared by West-Hoillday Co.. Inc.