The Klamath news., June 21, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

PAGE SIX
:'A Harvard Medical Expert Says '
AVERAGE GIRL UNDERWEIGHT
. AND WEARS TOO FEW CLOTHES
CHICAGO, June JO What are
the average young, men - and
young women like In this day of
Flaming Youth, anyway?
Dr.. .Xeglnald Fill, associate
profeasor of medlclna at tua Har-j
vard University Medical ' School,
can answer that question a bom
as welt aa anyone ran, at leant ,
aa far aa phyalcal characteristics
10. Not long aito he ' made a I
aerlea of eramiivitlons ot M large
cumber of college boys and girls,
ranging In age from 19 to' 25;
and In the current issuo of Hy
' ge-ta, the magaxlna of the Amer
ican Medical Association, be sum
maries his findings.
The average girl, he finds, Is,
first of all, a nit underweight.
"She tends deliberately to un
dernourish herself In order to
keep thin," he explains. "One i
gets the impression that a girl's i
present aim is to keep thin at !
all, coats: falling to attain this!
end she. may become discouraged
and conclude thai the effort Is i
more bother than it . is worth,
in which case she may go to life '
other extreme and placidly Kit
herself into abnormal obesity."
In (he second place,' she
doesn't wear quite enough clo.V
ig.
Dr. Eita found that two pounds
o .clothing. . including ahoes, is
considered excessive by. the aver
age, girl; IS ounces, seems just
tuout right to a great many.
These two traits have effects
which a doctor can readily spot.
Too light .clothing makes the
average girl constantly cold: In
the winter time, at any rate.
Body temperature fully two de
grees below normal are bten en
countered; , bipod pressure also
tends to be subnormal. The re
sult Is not good for the health.
"She" the average girl "1
constantly, oetow par and . i
name to minor infections, in iftehealln lnd , decidedly ot the
way of colds or sore throats and tathletlc type sometimes to a
i may readily incur more aeftoua
trqnhlea,'' writes Dr. Fiu. "Thus
in my, group It wtu found that
S per cent of the women had
lost two or more weeks' time
from minor, illnesses during the er 80 much Tiolt!nl ttnd spasmodic from the Pacirtr Northwest ama-,
preceding two years, while only 'exercise as many are taking for teur championship tournament on;
16 percent of the men had been !recreation may not proV to have th Portland Coif Club links t -bothemed
by a similar loss of time ja detrimental influence on the day by Rndie Wilhelm. Portland. .
as result of illness. !heart and blood ve88els by lhrow. ' defending northwest champion. .
"ISven more striking was the A ,hm .n ini .WUhelm was two up on the Peat-.
number of girls who complained
tot isstlng easily tired, a com
plaint almost unheard of among
the men. This, perhaps, is a
mora serious matter. The mod
ern girl requires pep at all costs.
Her popularity and dash depend
er'-.rely on this altogether in
describable characteristic It is
not especially to be wondered
at. therefore, Uiat the modern,
undernourished girl who contin
ually feels cold, who Is liable
to " minor infections and gets
easily tired ' on very moderate
effort, acquires the habit of ob
taining pep' by artificial means."
r On the whole, however. Dr.
Fits gives the average girl a
good bill of health.
"She was active ahd graceful
In the handling of her body, had
good -posture, was fairly tall, had.'
well ' formed shoulders and a
small waist, was perr.jps-.a little
thin, but well muscled and
sturdy," he writes. "On the"
whole, she appeared t be per
fectly healthy, both In mind and
body, and was much more of the
,. . T HTer lpe
o ibi,o n itjw pnysicai cnar-1
acteriatlcs of the -average girl
thus:
Age 22 years. HeiKht. S feot
ft i no
Temperature.98.2degn.es. Pulse ;
jinnee. noiKni. u uou ns
So much T for averse
a a ,.u average girl.
And the average boy?
. ,.o ..hub lu Rcey ins
weight, up to par better than the
girt. Indeed, he Is apt to be
slightly overweight rather than !
Many Klamath Falls
people are making the
Campbell
Court
Hotel ,
Their Home
When in Portland
A pleasant place
to live, in beau
tiful surroundings.
An unusually good
, dining room ser
vice and food.
Accessibility to
business center
, and garages.
-, - f
' Eleventh and Main Sta.
E. JEAN CAMPBELL,
Owner and Manager
e.
HEIGHT 5ITET H1NCBE?
WEIGHT 126 POUNDS
After mkkln)t phvstcal examinations of a .arte number of collece
boys and girls. Dr. Reginald Fits, associate professor of medU-ine ;
i Hnrmnl. arrivpd at these "averaKi" tvoea. Note the mper ,
heights and wcihta.
underweight. He enjoys good
greater extent than Is good for;
niJn
.hfJ tend perhaps, to lead
, ,,r.n,,ou, an eilstenre." he
writes. "It la a question wheth-
whfrh will htt harmful In the
long run." , '
Here are his figures on the I
average boy: I
Age. 22 years. Height, h
iu incnes. g ia,
Temperauue. 98.7 degrees i. Pulse ;
rate. S2. Blood pressure, 1J9 I
1" 1,r- ' "IB"'
encouraged about modern youth. '
un tne wnoie. me youtn 01
today are a fine crowd of young ;
men and women." he writes. "As
they have their innings, they will i
carry on the worE ot tne oountry I
in the best possible ' way. No j
doubt they will, in turn, presently I
come to be more or less bewilder-;
ed by the conduct of some of i
their own young people.
Playing Children
Find Stolen Tires
Dorris children playing on the
outskirts of the Siskiyou county j
lumber community discovered a
cache of 20 tires, apparently I
-stolon from automobiles in
'math FallH, -according to word re-
jceived here yesterday by Gary J
'In this bunch of stolen tires
u..i,.ji.. . i . t
uuuuuuicuijr inauy mat nave I
ben 8lo!en )n tnU clly ,. ,ald ,
CZad- "Th08B Wb' be"ev8
can ldenli(y their property may j
g9t , t0U(h wlto mo , jas(ice
court
Mary Short $3,900
On Customs Deal
I NEW YORK, June 20. fUP
i Mary Hickford paid $?,900 to
jthe customs officials today ftnd
got back her 12 trunks which
1 had been hold In the appraise,
j storeroom since the movj star
. and her husband. Duuglas Faif
' banks, arrived from Kurope Sat
j urday. The trunks were held
(temporarily for an Investigation
i of their contents.
I AHD OF THANKS
t We wil always hold in grate
ful remembrance the many ats
(of kindness shown us In our re-
jcent bereavement, the Illness and
passing of our darling Buddie.
(We are especially thankful for
the expressions of sympathy both
; verbal and floral, tendered us.
iThe at'. enticing shown us by Dr.
! and Mi s. Paul Baron will be
forever rembered by us.
J MR. and M IIS. VICTOR OL-
I .SON and FAMILY.
!
CARD OF THANKS
1 We extend our heartfelt thanks
: to all our friends who so kindly
, assisted us in our recent bereave
ment, also for the many beauti
ful floral offerings.
MR. A. GANT and CHILD
REN. V
MR. and MRS. ' C, W.
LATTA,
SIDNEY LATTA, '
HA Kit Y LATTA, ;
MRS, OLIVER DIXON,
AGE 22 YEAK?
HEIGHT iFEET 10 IKCHE
WEIGHT 159 POUNDS
RUDIE WILHELM
FORGES AHEAD
PORTLAND. June 20. iVV)
1 Bou Stein, western amateur
nolf champion, was eliminated
lMJ luulllHUU " 1 1
morning round and continued in
the lead to the end of the match.
Frank Dolp. Portland. 1926
. . champion, defeated Kddie Hogun,
IWl!le...,J.U vnlllh n-ho .in. I fnr
medal honors Monday. -.and 2.
Dr Q p W)I ,,or1,ana- ent.
- , ,er ,lnal5 D
!il. Inhnnv Ttel.stnek. Port-
land Don Moe 19.Tt,arH)d ore-!
.,, ..,.. rhnminn
ea8ily def,ated L. D. Heplnstall. I
Oneida. N.' Y., 10 and 9. j
oth(!r auar,eI. f(nailsts will be
Alex Diin,can. Seattle. George!
SUaw Los Angeles. Asa Smith. I
portiand, and Jack Jilrshall, i
Portland. I
. ! i
Will Open Bids
for Keno School
Bids for the construction ef
the
f 20.000 new Keno high
school authorized by the enter-1
prising little community recently j
will be opened Saturday night
by the district board. It was an
my
Kla-inounced yesterday
by Cou
Superintendent
Work on the
Fred Peterson.
project will be
ilely 2
pleted hy the beginning of the
. - i i
iu ivrm ui buiiuui.
The new school will be located
combined
primary and high school. .. ,
:
Latzo Leads, But Doesn't Land
: ." ,,iisi . uiasnaw u.yajaiii wisj.iijlu.j.iiju..iii' nn, :;-.
sUsBtteaieBl
Hnre's a bit of fast action In tho fifth round of tlis ll(!ht-heavy-welifht
bout at Brooklyn, ti. Y., when the oKKresslve Fote Latzo, of
Scranton. Pa., was maklnK IhlnRS rronblcsbmc. for Champion Tm-my.LoiiKhraji,-jnf
4'lilla.lIihla. 1ioiwthTii,'-t'littrf.-1iln(ls''-i'f laft
started by-luo flHlititig. coal uiluer, who lonl tho inulctt'on polots,
THURSDAY,' .TUNE
Flying Cloud to
; Finish' Marathon '
, About Midnight
I
ciux-rtf Pass. jimV sOvin !
-Flying' Clout!, Kttrouk Indian
Iftidlng Uu Ki'riwtHul Kini.lro ,
(lull, iiuin.ihtm, wiu eptrlod lo i
'to$ tho - flnUtl Him M tho 43
mil , rui'o from iSati Knim-Uno 1
to kuiri My About mulnlKht in
uUhi. j
The Knrnnk tribesman took 1H
' ttr rt'Ht iiurliiK tUt ntttriHmn and
t'Vtuilns. Although ton t lug thr 1
othrr ioiiliMnlirK In (hit vme by j
,a wl.lt iiuirKin, Klylim t'loml wan,
! maintain. ur a five milo (in hour '
' Krtit. I
rrovfdtul mttltluft hpinju to!
! low down (Up fiHi Kurook, hi- ,
I hud an opportunity to mibsumi- '
tally out the record (or Ihtrvnt
I made last year hy .Mm, Hull. f
I Ttiero wan mill tlWht tut to'
itHoiid, mid' third plafit'4tlshr. j
Mellka) a Bsl-yoar-oltf ZiTuI, Klam-1
nth o(v tho Klamath trlim. ami
l.lnhtfoot. UiftfftT. were plodd-
In the hlphwny vlthtu IV f
mitoa of .-h otbvn.
Sacramento Drops
i to Second Place
( SAN KKANCISOO. Juno 20. (I
JM Sai'iaiiK nto, lead r of the
; Pa 14 tlv Coast Iractte ltr aeveral
'wet k5 thii . p-Hun, dropped Into
1 the noooud division Uday. t
The SenahrrK lost their .sec
ond game oY the week- to lhe
I U aisueladHiK au Kranrtric
SeaU by a aeurtx of 11 Lo $.
white the Misbioiisi w era defeat -
imV ti,., s:. nio i...ibat. 7 t s :
lo twcend to the firt diyh-ion 1
'Hollywood, second plaeo Umn
'of the circuit, heat Portland, j ,
to 1
uud the Stars and the Seals
driw furtbej awny from 'tin-
xhr Jvdm ot ho Th.
Sau rranHsro team now has a
seven gamp Irad over tin- third
place Angela, while Hollywood it
four games ahead .of Los Ana
eles. ,
Tho Seals made four runs In
the first, four lu the fourth, two
in the plxth and one tn tho,
seventh agalnxt the Senators. A i
Qn r.-im.tnrn r .llf in tit.. lt nf I
tK ninlh a.fei tn whini.' h i f
.. . .... . . . ' ,w
ine reais Him nau a comiormoie
margin. Tho teams made 29 hits.
h.iU
.-.....vu...,.. ..u... .u,....
the Hearer. ,n five ""''
hits, and the utars won. i to 1
Oakland relred l.j Inning
to defeat the AngcK 4 to S.
-T .
CI. ....... I. 1. ..t.-. ...
Cardinals Thrash
Chicago, 6 to 2 I
Hy l nlll I'm.
The St. Louis (.'arillniils tight
ened their grip on flrt place lit
the National league Wednosday
by defeating the (.-iibs 6 to 2
The hapless Cincinnati Hed.i
continued their stump and tdbt
to the Pirates, dropping tofthlrd
place below the Clams' who
were id le.
Prki'h'. trlnln with Ivn nn tn
the sixth started the Cardinals on
the road to victory after being I whether the spark will be ap
held scoreless tor five lajilngs : pncd tn set It off. Women drys
by Percy le Jones. , , ' are hnldlng mass meetings hero.
Pete Scott's single 111 th sec-J w.c.T.U. workers heard a series
ond scored Wright and Trfynor, lf spi-akers denounce Governor
the latter making a brilliants dnah I Sm,n. Borao 0f the leading mln-
from first to home on tl-.o hit,'
giving the Pirates victory -over
the lied. Hay Kremer had a
slight -edge over Kppa Rixey ,in
a well pitched game.
lion liurt. young first luso-
man of the Phillies, continued his
terrific hittinK bh the last place 1
I'liilly cluh beat lirooklvn G to 2
Hurst hit his eighth home runvof
the season and a single.
Kain prevented tho (jlan't
Braves doubleheadnr. "
For your Frldigalre. sen E. H.
,cffc0'( 601 aialn street. Phone'
77. adv. Ap22-
f-r. .
21,' 192ft
1 r . v.-
"AKLANO ,
.SOUTH UPeNAlBUCC ) v.. Tl S
: r -ierica'-)' f C-U V) i ''W' 'm'"1
The four orcuuanta of the Iruns-I'uciric innnnplane Soitlhorn t'niss plan ta auend a brief time In Aiistmlla and thru ounllnue around
the world, ai-curding to recent n porta. This mt' shows their teutniive rou'e. marling from OoKland, I'allf , tlmy p4ined the i'ai -Iflo
oce.111, via HiiWHli and the FIJI Ulunils. Krom Kvduey. alter a I at lirlslmue, they plan to tly over Dm Duirh Kust ludloa, prob
ably by way of Klnniore, In I'lilctiita thence their route would take litem lo Kanulil uiitl ticrow Kuroiw to London r rum Loudon
they would drop down lo ttevllle. Hpaln, atnl lher.ee lo . Konegal. Africa. At Henrt'iil Ihey would begin niiuilii'r ureun hop. 1 rernain
buro. Ilrnsll, living nest to Klo de Janeiro and Huenos Aires. The would trine a haiartloun fllKht across lb" Andes, probably to Vul
paralsa. followed by trip up over Panama t'ltt. The hop wtiuld liiKe ihem from Mexico back to Unkland, the starting pint...
riimnpn 1XT t A tlf
A 1 1 1 Lit" 1 1 "L A
! OT a tT itT nniir
I.ONU HK.MH. Jutio 20. U
I) li. V. I'liml, "5. whh near
J.-.uh in a. lncpilul herv tonight
after he hud been shot through I
.1.. h. ., ..I... r,.'
by his son-in lnw. Marimiu Tent-
. ...
pie, 36.
Teiuple told offlcem he "shot i
to klir" when he thought his
tainer-in-iaw rearnen iwr iiib ini
. . . l .... ..-i
rocget as ne rose irora n cu...r ,
after a heated argument over
the yuuiiKer man 1
Uinrllal nf !
r.-ir. I'ril denied rea.hlng for
"""P"11 11,1,1 Temple fired
without provocation.
Democrats Worry
Over Prohibition
(Continued from Pniro One)
while It Is nut
Ope reason is that the demo -
era t s -1 ti t n d to in j k e a
hard fight
fnr the Atlantic seaboard states
- (
mm w imiusirwi ivs
ot OHIO, Illinois ami .uuiuiia
rate protection, whilo It is .not unteera have worked for more ' ' ' , " V ' " j
y" ready to embrace that policy than a week strengthening, Icvle-. '", K- '- today resiled cl,o,n pre.bleUt of Ihe North
bv name, it I. actually tending weakened by the VI.. of -'wale, ' I'""' "T " "n'"",'- .V r'''"'hr 'T',??
that way In principle Swoll. n tributaries pouring Into : 7 n" r'ver .flood. . tlm session just concluded here,
mat way in primipiv. , e - . . . . . . M.rtln. Senil e, was rhoaeli
,, , pwrol along t ie Tiver
1'' ,' ,,,, between Moonvllle and Herman.
''P" th.it wl.l an. n.ue tne now . v restoring
! "ful in, usirlal influence, In J"
,hoe states. ,,,.,'tlon lines that were .rrlppled1 to -
.T.T :.l . , day by the heaviest rain. In
great democratic south, .strong
for free trade as long as It was
a one-crop cotton country. Is now
tioeomlng industrialized rapidly. I
Textile mills are moving from
New Kngland down to .the t'ara-
linas. Alamaba and Georgia. Tex
tiles are tho backbone of the
New Kugland protective doctrine.
Cordeli Hull, outlining hla plat
form Idejts today, recommended
a "conservative tariff plank."
meaning conservative tn the di
rection outlined above.
The makings of a real old
fashioned democratic fight are
here.
It Is Just a question of
lsters of the south and min
isters are Influential lenders of
public opinion all over tho south
aro Insisting the party romnln
dry. J. Frank Norrls, wl-11
known Itaptlst prencher ot Fort
Worth, Texas, said Hoover was
gm(( e'DOUKn ;or wilnon and h"8
good cnouRh for us". Ttxas. the
host lo tho convention, has pictln
ud its d-lr-ff:ttion tn oppose any
wot prnsldintlal candlriata.
The Smith fortes aro lint op
posing, the lHth amendment. They
are strongly In favor of a plat
form plunk culling for a strict
enforcement arid are prepared ta
outdo the republicans ' on that.
They also aro In favor of modi
fication of the Iuw, however, and
hero Is where they come to a
parting of tho ways with the
drys. Norman Mack, Now York
national committeeman, said' to
day he Is as strongly in favor or
modification as ever and will
exert his .Influence to write tills
principle inio .the platform.
"SmlUi always will stand fnr
personal liberty and state's
rights and is opposed to prohi
bition: ho is for temperance,"
Mack declared In a .statement
this afternoon. Jie regarded It
us "absolutely criminal" for this
country to lose tho tremendous
revenue now spent by Americans
In Canada for Hduor or hero for
liquor obtained from Canada.
MATOf CAIXKI OFF-
GRANTS PAS8, Ore.. June 20,
(IP) Thfl wrestling m a t q h be
tween Jack Holier and Hilly San
dahl, billed for last night, was
called oft. when only a hand full
of spectators attended.
Mr. and Mra. E. J. Murray are
expected to return here within
the next few days from San
Francisco, where -they have been
for a fortnight. They will visit
hem briefly on business before
returning by motor to their borne
at Marti field. (- j
77- 1 t
Myrtle Point Oil. syndicate
wlllkilrlllaiMt. UiMe00-aM.
oil leuKe,
Hop 'Round World Planned for Southern Cross
r ..i i rvi i WS 9 vri i v r j wfw i i .1 1 1 1 1 1
Twelve Dead In
Mid-West Storms
(('ontinntNl Krora rage One)
hi nl v avitsi I ii lr si ii f rrtm t Ui urini nf
her ,.,il,..r .houelu the
child was sleeping.
Klr.n ..r. ,,n llie
i'ier ...t ... ...e "
i.t,tt.,r rinP nf lit. imKM n.tt.
,mlM,u,toWp,ra,mW.umi,ni. ;
1.1. ,..n. ...... Mnneiu. who had won his free -
((ow hr.
,
Klliert tteuvex. !!. wi.h ulrii.-k f
- - - ,,., .
W ""' '",,ffl''1 Ji"V"? .
l,,u" bum ui iif-r r ihhm it n.
drib. He vera I small ouiiilitiK". in
farm In k rommunltU were de
.stroyed. Klght other person, had
b,.en reported previously killed
In storms earlier In Ihe week. !
i addftlon to the loss of life
and property damage In thiVUul ""',,w 1,10
wind storms untold amount of
dnmngo whi ditin to rrops by
rivers overflowing their banks as
a result nf abtierinnl rains. Vol-
unteera have worked for more
". -, riv.-r cau.ea .ears-
'"at tne MHsniiri may noon lunii
In some districts and a w.trnlg'
..... ..
w.tlttUr hlir.
today by the I'. S. weather bur
persons along the river
venrs. Tho raliifnll amounted lo i
from lo-Snrhe. and vlrtuully , '" 0'
all automobile and railway traf- !
flc was halted. The llnrliiiKlun
railroad was the enlu road
ported open between St. I.ouls
TT
Maid 'rYvvvvvrvv
De Your Coding
if I mic rUTing a)
Maitt H no coM
K all have
been Iirart-
liroken when we
discovered an tin
usually clioire
roust burned 10 a
crisp and have
prayed for some
one lo develop a
positive guard
against scorching.
IffjOW docs
UJ1
prevent
h When you place (he roust in ihe oven simply'sct
Ask
bout
our
ultractivc
. Cooking
rate
W "' THE
AAJkJkl
jw - - w-""7
P,
s.-GeiP
irslodayj
yours
j PITTSBUKGER
TRIES AGAIN
'' ' ItKNt), Nev . Juno JO, fl'Pt
, iThe same Judge 'who had granted
Kratik H. Nltllle.S. Pittsburgh
bualnexs man. a divorce during
..... I.... u I.I. ...
i . . ...
ani urll0 tni(!lit.
dom rVom a woman he married
lu Pittsburgh In JSKil, wed tieue-
vieve J. Hi'ttKto. formerly bla er!tih lnr(etir. will be armlKd'-J
n tjry and a prominent I'ltu- Thiirdny tnornliiK at 10 o'clo A
hiirgb (toilety woman, at a l.ako No date for (be artatKUinvnl of
r'Ury and a promlneiil Pitta-
burgh society woman, at a l.ako
,Tuhov resort.
In his ault for dlvoren Nimiesa
"a ""'" "" T
" ' Improper conduct
''" nl rutary and lu.Ui.il
"'' uiscnurgo i.r. i e um
and Knii"iM Cliy. All ottHT rnlt
: rtmtli were routing trnliu otur
the llurlliiRton tracks.
O. mrrcr.rr, of Arkatu-as
t'lty. Kans.. Inte today rescued
j - - -
" " ,.
. . '
caiiKiii noni or ine nee. noun
th,. Arkaunas and Walnut river (
reradlng In Kansaa.
'-- o. liuwiey, aieuiorn, on.
Th Verdigris river la Routh.:.. Castle. M., Ida. and V
""""" Kunsaa still thrratened to ifmuegmi: Anaconda, Mont.
!
reported at lnd.-ia-u.l-. Ml MtlltK l-KOSI'MTOIl.
"""- K""-- .No""lin r,r"r f I-OH ANOK1.KH, Juno 20, (
ol" "' "
batiks from -hu-j
Medfcid - Pulp and paper ex-'
re-;perts Invesllgato p--up.-cta for ,
mills hero. , I
WITH THIS HANGE
YOU'LL NEVEtt RU1IS
ANOTIIEH MEAL!!
"THE NEW HOTPOINT SUPER AUTOMATIC
ELECTRIC, RANGE HAS IT!
and it's the lowest priced All-White, fully
t-ii.iitit-iicii range ever made!!!.
Ihf Aiitoinalic control positively
over-cooking? W simplicity itself. r-r-rv--w V-r y '
t. 'I,c conlrol lit the correct tempera-
lure shown oir the chart
accompanying the range;
then go thoppiug or lake
n nap perfectly assured
that the oven will cook
I he roaet lo a "T"'
aI IPrtDMlA nncrAld Dnunn
tjr vi.vwii rvuun wwmrvTI T
JHIE KLAMATjLNEttfo
ih ik i
Mexican To Plead
In Circuit Cour,t
K (I. Solo, Moil, nu, employe
f the Poltian liny Lumber cnin-
P'l").
will cuter his p'.ea t a
'charge of asauii wtin inient to
.W. l Circuit I'oUrt today
lH-altt.
H..,u . luillca Monday
1 ur the Klninalh jtrand Jury and
" - " . "
.rriNad Tuesday,
Marvlu .Mlddaugh. charged
Tluir.di.y morning al 1U o'.
No dm., for Ihe nrialgiunei
Milt and 8. I. U'Nelll. rharaed
with reretvlntx ataleii pruperty.
" ' -
aiu.ruey a office. ...,..
' ;
'I-nfta I 'hOOP Hpf1
at Salem Conclave
KA1.K.M, June 2, UT) It. f.
Piilltlilnfn ViaItrniiVar 11 I Wll
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nrr. rne tnree, nmer nienioer
of thi board of directors are V
IS. Ituwley.
Medfnrd, Ore. Kay
Ida, and frank
IIIM
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f;,, . Han ilahrlel eanvon'a tilr.
jturesquo golil mluera waa prtf-
laaged today when the county
board ot sup.-rris.ira authorized
purchaso( nf 4U . cl'alms .beluc.
worked by old tlm prospectors.
Let your old
range
help
ry '.
for -
Ihe
, ,t now .
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