Medford mail tribune., December 10, 1923, Page 5, Image 5

BEDFORD' MAIL' TRIBTOTE, MEPFOR'D, P'REOONT, MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1923
PXGE FIVE '
Oats now the quickesttiraMast
Q
uick
Quaker
cooks in 3 to 5 minutes
A rich, Savory oat breakfast in half the
time of coffeel Quicker than eggs no
longer than plain toast! . , t
Ask your grocer for QUICK QUAKER.
And enjoy a new delight.
Same plump oats as regular Quaker
Oats. But cut before flaking, rolled very
thin and partly cooked smaller flakes
that cook faster, that's the only difference.
All that rare Quaker flavor. All the joy
of hot breakfasts quick. v
2 KINDS OF QUAKER OATS '
Now at Qroceri
Quick Quaker and Regular Quaker Oatt.
Get whichever you prefer.
INCREASED AIR
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NEEDED
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COOLIDGE
tvXsi-IlNOTON. Dec. 10. Emphasis
is laid by President L'ooltdxe on the
importance "of providing for contin
ued development ef military and na
val aviation If America la to keep
abreast of other nations," In a special
communication to congress today,
transmitting the annual report of the
national advisory committee tor aero
nautics. The president said he con
curred In the committee's recommen
dations for continued scientific re
search work for aviation and estab
lishment of a bureau of civil aeronaut
ics in the department of commerce.
The committee's report, signed by
Joseph S. Ames, chief of the executive
committee thus sums, up Its recommen
dation as to army and navy air devel
opments: . .' . I
"Whatever may be the demands of
economy serious consideration must
be given to the Increasing relative Im
portance of aircraft In warfare and
funds appropriated to equip and main
tain adequately the Mr services of the
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Another
Record
Shattered
by a
'-V
Beats Los Angeles Limited from Salt Lake City to Los
i Angeles by One Hour and Teh Minutes
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Studebaker Special-Six Makes Fastest Time Man Ever Traveled
Overland Between These Cities
Breaking the record time of the famous Los Angeles Limited from Salt Lake City to Los
.. Angeles by one hour and ten minutes, a stock 1924 Studebaker Special-Six, driven by D. A.
Jenkins of Salt Lake City, has established a motor car performance mark that is causing wide
spread comment among motorists along the Pacific Coasf. v ., .
'. This is the fastest time that man has ever traveled overland between these two cities. It
is one hour and fifty-eight minutes almost two hours faster than the best previous motor
car record. .
' ;. . .;TUe Arrowhead Trail over which the record was made winds through many treacherous
mountain passes and traverses hundreds of miles of desert roads. For this reason, and because
: no' attempt was made to wait for ideal road and weather conditions, the feat is all the more itu-
prcssive to those who are familiar with the route.
No Water Added to Radiator
Even more remarkable than the speed attained was the endurance displayed by the car.
I Despite the fact that its cooling system was naturally subjected to severe test over the n'louli-'
1 -f tain and desert roads, no water was added to the" radiator during the entire run. The American
Express Company, sealed the filler cap at Salt Lake City and .' broke' the seal at Los Angeles.-
When checked in at Los Angeles, the motor was running' as smoothly and as quietly as it was
'-when it left Salt Lake City.. ; , . '
.-K The run, arranged by the T. W. Naylor Company, Studebaker dealers in Salt Lake City,
was timed and authenticated by the Western Union.
The distance of 853 miles was covered by the Special-Six in 23 hours, 43 minutes. The
. best previous automobile record was 25 hours, 41 minutes and the time of the Los Angeles Lim
ited is 24 hours, 50 minutes. '
Other Studebaker Records
With the addition of this record, four official' road records are now held by Studebaker
in California. Considering the fact that the per capita ownership of automobiles in California
is higher than in any other state, with the result that rivalry for automobile records is extreme
1 ly keen, the accomplishments are all the more important.)' The ..three previous records have
been held by the Studebaker Light-Six for nearly thretf years, .They are: . .
I ' . Valley Route Record: Los Angeles to San Francisco; total distance, 411.1 miles. Offi
y cial time, 9 hours, 15 minutes, 50 seconds. . ; . ' , . ' : - -
; Coast Route Record: Third and Townsend, San Francisco to Main Postoffice, Los An-
: geles, total distance 453.7 miles! Official time, 10 hours, 12 minutes, 30 seconds. t : ' ;
Round Trip Record: San Francisco to Los Angeles and return, south by coast route,
north by valley; total distance. 864.8 miles. Official time, 21 hours, 23 minutes. ' ' . :"
Hit the Trail for
HITTSON'S
Studebaker Dealers
36-40 So. Fir St.
Phone 57
army mid uavy. I'roKross In ai'nm m
tics is boiug made at so rapid a rati
that the only way to kpep abreast of
other nations Is actually to kwp
nbrpast, year by year and never falling
behind."
The report said there had been n
"gratifying Increase in knowledge of
the science of aeronautics," during the
last year and that while the military
nlr services were not so large as those
of other powers, "we are gradually
forging ahead of other nations In our
knowledge of the scientific principles
underlying the design and construc
tion of aircraft."'-
A plea for continuation of this re
search work as the best Insurance ob
tainable to prevent wnste of funds In
construction programs was given with
the summary of what has already becu
poRompllshad,
Afsitrnnce of "reliable service nt
reasonable cost" must bo the foundi
tion for commercial development of
p.'uton, the report addd. and pro
Rr.'us In this direction must bo grad
ual. 1 lie present high cost faoV', cm-hfr-ed
with tho absence of Improved
m: tonal airways, constitutes an con
omlo barrier to the gnucral applica
tion of aviation) to commercial pur
popes, tho report said.
Greater government encouragement
of commurclal aviation Is necessary,
tho committee declared, adding that
"the present ton year aircraft build
ing program of tho army nlr service
and tho five year program of tho navy
will, If carriod out, meet the absolute
needs of the two services and poMSlbly
serve to keep In existence the nucleus
of nn Industry until a strong self-supporting
Industry develops.
Tho report ' extracts from which
woro mndo public today by tho cham
ber of commerce of tho United States
says that general financial support of
the Industry will undoubtedly nwatnt
proper legislation providing for an
aeronautical safety code, after which
"the costs of operation will hnvo to be
answered satisfactorily before capital
In general will become interested In
the Industry."
BRIDGE COLLAPSES
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HEIXINGHAM. Wash., Dec. 10.
Four men were seriously injured and
. others suffered bruUes shortly before
noon today when falsework and port
of a county bridge which Is being re
. built over the Nooksaclo rlcor near
i Wcdcome,. collapsed: carrying Beven
or eight men, a concrete mixor, a trao-
tor, nn automobile and a largo qunntl-
iy of comont Into a cofferdam.
The seriously Injured woro Oscar
WntHon, William HosHland, Dennis
! Bonner and Oliver Baldwin. !. was
reported that the fell a distance or
twenty foct when the deck gavo way.
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SEATTI.K, Dec. 10. Two .names
were added to the death list tnr the
I'UB't Sound country In a stortn that
Inslu-d the North Pacific Wednesday
when Cuptaln Bert Jones and Vernon
Probst were given up for dead" by
Iholr families here, making the total
18.
Cuptnln Jones and Probst, on
Jones' fishing boat Spider, were
among the San Junn Islands where
the steamer T. W. Lake went down
with her crew of fifteen und west of
BelllnKlinm whore Thomas Phlpps, u
mill hand, was killed by a slamming
gate. No word has been received
from the Spider.
CASE IS ARRESTED
MILWAUKEE, Doc. 10. E. Hay
Tompkins, arraigned today In district
court on a charge of murder In the
first degree. In connection with the
death of his wife, Ora Belle Tomp
kins, waived examination and wnn
bound over, to tho municipal court,
lie was remanded to Juil.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 10 Miss Flor
ence Wltmeyer was arrested today on
a statutory charge, ariHlng out of re
lations with E. Bay Tompkins, held
by Milwaukee officials on a charge of
murder of his wife, Ora Belle Tompkins.
WASHINGTON, Dec. . 10. Repre
sentative Merger, socialist, Wisconsin,
after a conference today with Presi
dent Cool Id bo, said he had bis reasons
to believe that all of the 23 Imprisoned
violators of wartime laws would be
granted amnesty before Christmas by
the president
. WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. Deporta
tion of Aliens convicted of violating
the prohibition laws, narcotics act and
the white slave act and felonies or
crimes Involving moral turpitude Is
proposed In a bill Introduced today by
Representative Watkins, democrat of
Oregon.
-fr Bible Thought Sr fafeu
WAIT PATIENTLY : Walt on the
Lord: be of good courage, and lie
hall strengthen thine heart: wilt, I
ray, on tlie Lord. I'salm 27; it
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culinary skill. Catering to the public spreads
their fame. There are thousands of house
wives who regularly display equal skill, for they
too know how KITCHEN BOUQUET improves
most dishes, how it brings out the full flavor of
meats, "snaps up" the stews, improves gravies
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last touch of tastiness to soups, sauces, etc., etc
Add a tablespoonful just before taking off stove.
Your grocer sells lots of KITCHEN BOUQUET.
Get a bottle and win fame for your cooking.
Kitchen Bouquet
Books for Christmas
Books for All Ages and Tastes
Out of tho millions of books
wo of course cannot carry but .
a small number but we do feel .
that our selection of Children's
books as good as can be found
even in many city store. Fic
tion for every one and leather
binding's such as Kipling,
Mark Twain, O'llcnry, Xmas
isn't Xmas to the children
without books.
Easy to mail, we wrap them.
Medford Book Store
!MNorthCentrair V;; :n'
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Vantities Insense
Burners
We are closing out our entire stock of
Vantine's Incense Burners at actual cost. -
One of these sets will make an excellent
Xmas Gift.
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NOTICE
The few remaining lots on pave
ment (about 100- arc hereby with
drawn from sale pending a re
vision of prices upward to bring
them in line with paved lots in
-Athcr towns in Oregon of similar
size to Medford where they are
selling from $700 to $800 and
vcn $1000 per lot.
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