SIX MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL
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Your Doily Activity Guid.
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Grange News
Bulls Falls Grange
The Butte Falls Grange will
meet in regular session Mon
day,; Feb. 4, at 8 p.m. in the
Butte Falls High school audi
torium. All members are a.ked
to be present. Any other inter
ested persons are also invited.
Maude Arnold.
Upper Rogue Grange
Upper Rogue Grange
will
meet Feb. 7, and all members
a.-e asked to bring baked goods
or any articles in good condi
tion that tj'ey want togS(jll at
the HEC table. AH articles
Should be priced beforehaTid.
The money from thisenew
venture will go ,jntrj the HEC
fund. e
Mrs., R S. Axtt-1.
Eagle Point Grange
The next meeting of the Eagle
Point Grange willeEFb. 5. Pre
ceding the meeting a film will
be shown ai. 8 p.m. ty De'l Chap
man of the SheH CnejTiical com
pany on AnnydrJus'AmmonCS,
which should b.eo uite?est to
everybody connected wth the
farm, gardens, "and home. The
public is invited. .
Lire Oak Grange
Live Oak Granee'rin regu
lar session Thursday Jan. 24,
with all officers present. ,
Following tl.e seating drill,
the charter ws draped in mem
ory of OtiVella'Strahar? wbp had
passed away the pre'ous day.
Ray F r a nt z, 'agrictf.tural
chairman, reported that Ch"i
market on friogs was higher
than it had beenirj months,
with ina.cation that r.-icej
would rise evp higlr.' The
legislative chairman, L a rsr y
Sheehan, spoke on the gover
nor's inaugural address and,
called attention to proposed
measures- ttsbf (i?ons'dered in
the legislature." After consider
able discussion the Grange
votea 10 go oil r-tura as op -
posed to a sales tax m.Ur,egon,
and also to state'regulatiop oni
banking hours.
Pursuant to ttteideclsion.ores-
olutions were3drawn uo,to br'
sent to Pomona Grangt anov to
all representatives in the legis
lature from this district. .
The : building Committee 'i-e-
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DON'T LET ARTHRITIC; . .
RHEUMATIC PAIN RUIN
YOUR L1FE1 .
There's no needeto suffer "you
CA.V get relief QI'ICKLY Tita
AR-P AX-EX. Most pain ill .uh
side . . . YOU, and your lovea or.ee
ean rejoice like thousanoi wh"'are
now relieved.
Everywhere, victims of .sciatica,
lumbago and neuralgia are .di-,
cox-erino; our "wonder-taulet" and
thankit.? heavn for'the' S'JF.E
RELIEF AR-PAN-EX hricirs.
Aching n-;isclej. stiff joinU xasy
become, limber aj;ain.
' "I'm tsorrv I didn't try
AR-FAN'-EX' months ago.
Think of the agoniei I tou'd
have avoided," writea-one.
Yes, ir-leed! but thousands wfco
read, this will '0T "ct . . nrU
POUBT o-r HONEST WyTCPSr
We sav BEI.IEVES-have filtliin
AR-PAN-FX. 'Ye sir-relv ill
you AR-PAVtX will ouirf;!y
relieve much ' aia -yo"r
MONEY .BACK!
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V.'AINSC07T'S 'PHARMACY
9 322 East Maih
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OLD' BEFORE
YOUR. TIME?
iVetr Hmt fit Tati-CM,
The REAL caaae of titti
"dragKedout" feeling, irritalyje
nerves, sleepleesoan. - conti'a
tioa and diffeettve cbdiurDeoeea
may be due to iron-poor ble&d dr
a lack of nature Tital mmeaJs
and vitmins in vrxir tvszan. It
no. feel STR6NGES and
YOUNGER fast. Get newiron
'rirh. vitamin-rcb Worxi-bniilrrrni:
Drag NOT Tableta.. . "
STOP SUFFERING
In a short time you'wifi notice i
wondrous change: lazy arg&ae
will go back .to; work and the
black waste and impurities will
beein to leave vour..yem. Yoo J
wiH enjoy new PEP and VITAL- J
ITY. feel and LOOK Touneer.
Get Drag-NOT Tablet tUy..
See results in 7 days "or your
money back. Only $1.98 for a
month's supply.,
WAINSCOTTS PHARMACY
322 East Main
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ported that the job of shingling
the roof op, the hall was com
pleted. There will be, s pifate arty
Saturday night, Feb. 2. at the
Grange hall. The public is ii
vitd to attend. A small adi-Sis-siryi
fee wri?l cover the ame
and refreshments.
CEin?Tion ' rolls ana coffee
were served b?; Pearl Lner
rnan and Edith Ochorn.
Edna Siteehan, publicity.
Pomona Grange
Jackson County. PoSioaa
Oran? Eiet Jan. 26 at Sliady
Cove. U flnge opened witn om
cer's seating drill and the n'ii
officers in the chair?, iijrent
were Overseer Melvin L:'tti3,
ceres Grace Btck. and Comnvfv
teeman William HoweD.
Lecture? liabel Wertz X&n&
that sli lecturers havin? skit-3 oi
other material shoulci bring, it
to the oiiicer's conference to fc?!
held Feb. 8 in Central Point.
Chaplain Hattie Hendrjci;:i
announced tt.at tbj8 memavkil
service will be held at the Anal
37 meeting and asked all suc-
j'ortiinatr -
chaplains to ciHceb
their Pomona lists nd bring ys
names of thu- to be honored ft'
th'v service.
Livestoci: Chairman E r
Carltci reported the market ''a
be ontter on cattle and hojis,'
partly cue to purchase made by
the government for Schools anil
armed forces. Bee chai'Tian
Uelmar 3mi.h reported the de
mand for. bees fog pollinating
iDrr-harrj,. up 50 peo cent and ihi
demand for iioney exceeding trie
ijpply. e
i I.egislaives Ciii-irman Clyr
,enc Da vies -reported tfifft even
budget in tne v,te increai-d.,
jur new governor havinc pea
erous idea?, with the btcce t in
crease t' ie expected in schc:-.!
suppOi-. s ' .
I-Ioi'tiul?e Ctiairtn-rriU 'if e e
Hendi-icksora sta'ed tiiere was a
shortflCe bt experience prunes
,cal, v- ,nd t-llnt t&e 0, of
:, ,....! ti. j;
I apples -i's ii.ereasinc tile dem- mii'
for wint i pear.", keffiins iictt
good. ,
A" new contest for sieveluiVifif'
subordinate gi-angrjs -!nto : troni;
er .'.jr?ani;ations was flfiro'iKeed
Ijy ?,IaJter .Robert Eitiefc-lMW.
Tlx: program So tide "aattfnea
giangc contest" a tiuUi-rtctj 'jsy
the conunittce was x.aoi oax3 oSf
proved and i! was vc'iceS w av
thorizc the es-ccu-jivft eorhMtttcsa
j to decide om tlie priieg r.d tJe-J
tails .coniiectti!. vrw'ti tra; eocitest,
copies o wli'kii ate o fe MOilol
to'eacit su'lio3(Miiate Gntnc-e rAn
tcr as joo;i as creiblo.
i . 1936 romsaa HLC Cwiffliaa
EditSi Pee save her iinoi yyport
for '.he rear, statinig tins 12 ec
Ijve JISC clubs in ta county
iade a f:c! o& $7,203 Sot Uutit
'i &f!ngc's eupp-ort, "aasides ok-
i&iwutiru; ft various civic ent-
' pi'isea themr:lve. -ftc si-io-s-t-d 4
)copy of ft Flame of friendship
! to c eefi-ipleted by each HZ'C
j during 1037, asking that a lijht-i.r-candle
fee on the H2C display
tofolca at each meeting.
T'.ie L'jcture Hour Opened
with, group sirloins, following
tiiis a troup 02 Shsdy Covs
I school children ?rtsnte(3 sev
o"ral -songs, and five little &tfc-
ers tti4 three dances. Clarence
i'raviet po:e briefly on the
"problem of housiris facing edu
cotio.i 'nd rssa a ssit on con
aud ii. t?. Modern ischool-
roo.."
Sranfe 21sll ti'ie of -Liv OaV
Cj-ranffs -8-a: ao;ftint:d aj fesne
senta'.ive to a meeting of the
Itogue Easin, Plcod Conirol ar4
Water Reicurces association.
'Jkester Wendt of 'Central Point
Grange u- elected assistant
steward and Olin Poe Sf Phoe
i.ix was elecn-d to. represent Po-
'nona at the rneetmf of Ors'i'on
irariitrc Mutual association at
tiie State Grange session.
St unanimoua vte was cast
opposing any legislation forc
ing bank closure in Oregon on
.Saturdays.
Ti'io following announcements
were made: An SEC conference
and sxitlurk dinner will be held
Feb. 5 at Phoenix Grange hall,
starting at 12 noon. 'All ladies
01 Singes are urgea
to attend. Practice for the Me
morial service will be held
April 21 at 2 p.m. at Phoenix
Grange hall. All Pomona offic
ers are requested to attend so
the officers' seating drill can
be practiced fit the same time.
County Conference of O'fficers
School
?xerxm xicx .
Phoenix will sgsin jrrtici
p:te in Student Government
day, iVa. IS nrf IS, by sendinf
.I'-fienti to tsar, it! 4h elc
t: 'e c-jis--:5 o&l&v elcrit,
.oivU;- ..-'oiioe iiiso.iffiief', sA:it.
(pHitfiSie 5tfic4 ef.j
'i-r.'. (irpul? (i.t?i'W. aiatt
y.---)r'-vk.' 4fttC', iailee. tvVUal
V;:-Kh Au?se Ten -.-ere
iicisl Writer. A'-riffia?- elec
t: ).i So? trlcetilve oWicas iJl J
i'uc35.'.y, li'jb.'s. KUi.
-'ill tajiift ?hjcn '?ui(??, f.t.
For the third sis wis
riod, 77 per cent of v'lie ; tufisni
body received citizenship jralts
of 1 or 2. Twenty-two per cent
icceived grades of 3, and less
than 1 per cent received a jrade
of Stiidents were 'rteminded
that i 3 in citizenship carries
with i'- ineligibility to psrtici
pat. in -c1:iof1 ctivitit & thy
havn i ' in i'n u&jcct, n
,outs a Ku&jnt on probation i.f
"a ha S aj in iny subject or
subjects. Another eligibility
checi'E is then taken in three
weeks.
Those with fr 1 or 5 in citi
zeii.sliip msy still t 3 in
subject vnd rmin t'iaible.
Those with s i in citiznsnip
are automatically inelijibls.
Sitting ?rts
A skating party was hlld it
the Ashland Skate rink, Btonday
ni.-jht, Jan. 28, sponsored by the.
Future Homemaiers of Amer
ica. Approximately 65 students
attended with Mrs. Alan HolmiSJ
and Harry Kannasto as chags
rones.
During the eveniftg tha s&ot-
ini.! rink owners h'ilc; rsc9 lfi
which Som'j of tho m:mb5rs o?
om group psrticipst. Sill
Oillret rsc?iv? Q rris pass o?
'vtinninij ths "soys ps-cs. Oa lo
fcrfiinine side, Najins IfercoS
was the fastsjt sh-vtsr safi xioTi
a fre pasj.
Elonoj Se1!
Ttio frhKl clsas fisfi th3
lead of? ell closS'sa in ihe iionor
roll lor 'trig tfiird sig weeks
shicfi ended tfi i?irst sesiester.
S'?.irtten i'ljesfimen 'Sr-ere on i
fionor roll. Th5 tsniors and jun
iors ti?tl i''?f JtcSnfi place iait4
12. Th3 sophomi'i-ea had nine on
the honoj rsll.
Viiozn i'tudent:' who '-recttivefi
straiant "ones" in all subjects
-jj'-fe JqciT! Iloribufir, frgshmss.,
f nti Alma Stoval1), junio1
Tvfinty-seven "tudi?nta yrrceiv
'.ti no sr?6'e lower than a "two."
i'hsy are as rollows: SanrSra Efl
Tvareds, Rjodney .Uowler. Joyes
Hunter, Douglas James, V:'illi(SfS
Itacmuswn, Ltfon Small, Kaficy
St'Aar.. Gary Stt-ahm, Ma?r
Cole, QiiHa Ealaas, Pat Imriau
scb, ShaFse Skip'ssorth, Alic?
Senuric5-.son. Slo?e SSarj? Susel,
Elizab'ri P f a fa 9 b fi, Lary
Sms.';fi, 7.fey Smitfi, 5)ou3li5s
"Jitte, Alicia Abbott, fiafbara
Blankunship, Bill Clark, DKord
'.Dean, L-rr? Giidusn, a.a?
Haijih!, Jim James, CfisirtoJt
Stovall, -ind Ch-arlotte Katne.
Tso-i studeta who rceW4
an vra;, of "t-vo" in ell tJieiar
jubjectvT "srer ? follows: Linti
Gewrin. Sarin Golciin;5, Eidtn
iSitthmll, Bonnie Mullineau?:,
Vohtiyll Vfeijber. E'sftySetit'ortlt
Gail Clicicien, Bay Keen?, Vir
ginia J.'itirtin, gsmdra Siintfsi-,
Hsdine'Etoou, Donald Dauj:fif-
iy, R.:nnis Jvsmei-, CAsfl9 S-siiH-jle,
arster gchleisfi, poffeWi?
ffltSB, anS Pets SoliM
5nrt 6afc Bait.
mrica cpoJisoretS 9 4oi"iyn eup
eski tela ih Sh'a home econoiVi
irs j?o3nt oa fJcursds?, Jan! -l.
jufpoas o' trie sal ifis io
raiss Juiiete 5or the Swesthrarts
Ball V ift heltS oa S"r3day, Feb.
S. in the PK3 libriry. Apjj-r-oci-mat-tl?-
613 "s-as Ht!d ist fie
:.U.
YtM queen candidates for tfi
yHA Sweethearts ball, -Sfhich
will be held Feb. 8 from 8 to
12 im., in the school library
have been snnotaiced. Class rep
resentative? sre binds Ges.rin,
rreih-wan; Ida :'I.rie Sol?,
sophomore; Janie Grove, junior,
and Kay 'iaight, senior.
Voting will take place at the
dance. All persons who tttsnd
are eligible to vote.
KcLOUGHLIN JUNIOR HICK
The first semester style show,
Eiven by the sewing classes of
McLouEhlin Junior High school,
xas heid Moflday evening, Jan.
28.
Miss Coral Stone introduced
Sosalind Randies, who gave the
commentary as th students
modeled ths garments they had
made. A total of 75 girls ap
peared in the ehov, which in-
of Subordinate Granges will be
held Saturday, Feb. 9, at 8 p.m.
at Central Point Grange hall.
Floor work will be demonstrat
ed at this time, and any other
problems discussed. Attendance
prizes will be awarded again by
State and Pomona Granges,
based on prcentage of officers
attending. Those attending are
sked to bring sandwiches or
cookies. All Grange members
are welcome.
?t was voted to send S20 to
the March of Dimes fund.
The meeting adjourned at
3.45 p.m.
The next meeting will be an
all-day meeting April 27 at Bell-'
view Grange.
Mrs. Melvin J. Lattie,
Secretary.
PV HI
ws
eluded sports -ar, blouses ni
skirts, sight -er, rtses an,t
pron.
.ch ?nctil tepyed ti'irous'fi
lsrf red htrt, Qfito the run
M?s. trg5tt a.. 3ro-si
rjlsyeti jiano rautie fiile ifie.
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i'slrifi4jj tfn etyie .s-, Hit
o.if4 tle eVrv4 r?fV
citt 4forA a yello-- . k
ta;(wr tbl. the eok-
ie, Jj!l f :., yusch and Oi
ea'r . by the studtnta
in 4fi neMcmcin department.
Stu4x otd on two amtnd
3isnt io 1he Student Body con-
sSituiio.. One provided for fill
ing oiJites vhich might be va
cate iiy oli:ze holders moving
swty rfttr elections, affid the
other concerned campaigning
far office.
The TV band, the Hungry
Jivr, the Saxophone band and
the Mjorettes presented a pro
gram over television Jan. 31.
.3ob Hamilton played a baritone
solo, ind Verna Fuller was the
student announcer. Al Hunte
mann is band director.
The Pep band played for the
Parent - Teachers meeting Jan.
23.
ALE3ST HIGH SCHOOL
Thirteen students of Yalent
Ii;h school finished a cowrse in
driver irsining at the end of
the first semester. A new group
of 12 students began the coursi
for the Second semester.
Driver traininej returned to
the high scfiool curriculum this
year after an absence of sJveral
yo-ars. "file instructor for the
cous is Gs-orge Bray of the
high school faculty. Thi drivsr
?aining c?,r is furnishid Sy Sl-
a? Chevrolet o? Ashjsna.
Stuu'ents offered clas
?ojm instruction in pro.o?r firiv-
SfiS pfoc-ifiuras snrS in tha cart
o utomoilss, fUri 20 hours
cisvoted ts thi phe. of the
trainiBg. Ks-wevur, moat- of tfia
eours consists of .actusl 5.rc
ties is tSrivirtR an sutomo&ils.
5scb student must sptnd sight
faoure ia gcta driving nn&
must jerform gccrsrdiwg t3 cer
tain standards betore credit
ft:r,n3.
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In iasifeg Murder-
3loKcbuFgt U,R) Levelo
Lloyd Gaislie?, 3S-year-old fatrief
ijf tirEe smsll chilciren, plesderS
innocsnt by reason o? temporary
insanity in Dou5l?B count? Cir
cuit Court Saturday to a change
of iSrst degrea muru' tr of his a.-ife
tost Tuesday.
Chief Circuit Judge C&rl 'tfim
berty set Feb. 23 a ci-jte for ths
trii l. Judse'Chsrlea S. V?9orich
still pfeside.
Sfie B0Stbuf3 lUmbiF "srori?
i? efiaraetl isitn shtotinff doxn
hU; 21-ysarold -aite, Barbara, in
tfiiiir nome Tuesday night as
feeu.lt of e domestic quurrel. The
coMpJe's trirje criildntn, s.& i
6.fid S, ,;--'fr asleo in the houtt
si the tim s.
EFFECTIVE !IG?;
San Diego (U.R) The Nation
al Guard recruiting office hr
said Friday enlistments hv
picked up since they posted a
iii;n reading: "California r-
'uoneil Guard Drert dod.rs n-
lis sovs."
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Foreign Biat'ter before being placed ira Ifea SAier
Trucks ... ASK TO SEE THE RESU1T (3$ lAIOe&TOSf
TESTS MADE OM1 ...
LININGER'S READY-MIX
CONCRETE
.... AND EE CONVINCED
ALL LININCIR MIXES TRUCKS Are Equipped With
2-Way Eadi0 T Give You PROMPT and EFFICIENT
SERVICE
CALL..
WHEN YOU NEED READY-MIX CONCRETE
Phone 2-5336 or 2-5897 Ashland 8121
Silnif Ondiglded on What Effect
Strenuous
St bslos smitk
uJs.iieii! Sr3 g.siew.sie H&ii-i'? j
lifa York W.K Sci.ntificl-1
ly conducted rtt rtcee hve
shown thst rats who run don't
get enlarged hearts s the rtsult
but rats who don't run t fst
sjound their h.art.
ft'iut thi fies io fia ita fcu
jnn ntarte end humik tieinr
unninf ot inol running, i i?.s.t
..t'iicii eciraoe i .vifiin ut
ce?.ia win suly 6 eoEifl
wht t?ft.JOue e.!t&ii: Aoee t
fJi h.H. 5.5 me ut.oitie y
i eventually mrt 8
Other My it do.n .
.I.t Keart 'J QisKt:Mei
You have to ft to a 5ieiJi
of the question in rt ?ou
can't in human beinjs. go.
Philip J. Rasch snd yrat?ic:
Krieger of the research cntr
of the Los Angeles County Os
teopathic hospital orjianictrfi rat
races against time.
They trained seven ?te to
run inside a revolving drum nd
exercised them there for hali' an
hour a day, six days a weeij: for
seven weeks which in the lis or1
a rat is equivalent to. about four
years or 208 weeks in the life of
a man.
So these rates became quite
athletic, but they became so
slowly. The first week they ran
their 30 minutes at a rate of a
little over 13 feet a minute and
so ran a total of about 393 feet
in a day and 2,362 feet in 5 six
day week.
!?cg SUpnrd Up.
The pace was steppe8 up until
mm
illy of Murder
Newport (U.F9 Willie Lons,
36-year-old railroad section hand.
xuuiiQ guilty or second a9
aree murder here Friday night
by 8 Lincoln county Circuit
Court jury.
Long, a nativs of Dayton, O ,
hed been charged with first de
gree murder in the slaying lajt
December oi C. I. Huff, of Port
land, a fellow workman.
The slaying took placa in tii
bus depot coffee shop here 's?hil
a Portland bound bus made
brief coffee stop. The state 1-
lScd tfeat Lons had pulled t
jun nd 3hot down his conpsn-
lon on tha trin nu lonj time
frinfi.
Lonr plesded aelf siefense to
the charst. contending that ha
shot cion Huff because he fejr
rd th. othsr man had knife
end, W29 "bout to stuck him.
Lons tooi the tand in has own
defense Friday before a jur?
of'eight men and four women
rStired to . rsaeh their verdict.
Tea'.imony during the trial had
broai! out that the two men
became engaged in a heated
srjjumant while enroute north
from Reedsport. Long asserted
that Huff had taken money from
him while he napped os tfia
bus.
TSe jury returned ita verdict
t 9:27 p.rn. Tridey, abou three
lioure efter Judge Trefl ssr
Henry efcafged them b4 tity
retired.
;a::sd :a?;ack!5.
Portlnd (U.?.) Kobert 3f.
Hancock of PortUniS h bsesi
named western regional publi
relations manager for Reynold
Metals compsny.
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over IS mile.
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sarouai. SLiiiie tile esefcising rats,
they i'e?e jermitt'fid to eat .r.d
S-riK e muuSi es they wished.
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s t.e tl'ser oS etivancins man's
Jno''leiSije. TBsir fieart? were
meufd both for lon diameter
end cross diameter and were
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weijhed. Ratios of heart weight
to body weight were figured.
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There were no differences in
these measurements between the
rats who had exercised and the
rats who hadn't, which could be
considered in any way signifi
es nt.
Jlowever, there was "a notice
able snount of fat around the
hesrtc" of' the rat-who hadn't
exerciird, whereas there was
"glmost no fat" around the
hearts of the active rats. The scientist-,
remarked that this "may"
have been important in regard
to J.he general health of the rats.
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was a demonstration that rats
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they eat which, according to al
most any physician, can't be said
of all human beings. Both sets
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