Medford mail tribune., June 18, 1925, Page 13, Image 13

MT$FORD ftfATL TRTBUXE, MEDFORD;" OREGON, -T;
f tAGE SIX
.LAW'S LEGALITY
: IS Ml POINT
l .WINCHESTER, Tcnn., JlK-n 18.
J(A'.! JP.1) The validity of the TonneHseo
'aw (jrohlhiting tho teaching of evolu
tion In public, schools of the nlnto. Is
the principal question Involved In tho
trial 'nt Dayton, July 10. of John T.
Scopes, for the alleged violation of tho
lav,, A. T. Stewart, attorney general
of the eighteenth Judicial district, de
'xlared here today.
The legal phase of the case Is about
to, be lost sight of, Mr. Stewart de
clared, assertlnK however, that It will
: be the purpose of tho state to insist
tha the law Is constitutional and that
the state leglslaure was entirely with
in. its province In tho passage of such
an act.
v, 1 ".The public schools of the state ore
jnalntulned by the funds colected by
tho taxpayers," ho said, "and my rea
son reveals to me that the state has a
right though la lcginlature, to control
the curriculum of tho public schools.
,., VTho questions Involved In such a
case as would bo presented In tho
Scopes affair," he declared, "are man
ifestly for thinkers and sane, sincero
nd loyal Americans. Tho lino up cer
tainly has tho color of 'fanaticism vs.
Jolfranc.' "
STONE IDENTIFIED AS
IE OF PARLEYS
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Juno IS..
The stone In tho lava beds on
which General Canby sat while In
conference with Captain Jack, Modoc
chief, In order to nirungo a peace
"betwocn the white and tho redniaa
durlns- which conference Canby and
-'u'everal of Ills aides were murdered
"by' Captain Jack, was Identified Fri
day by Jeff Itlddle. son of Wlncma,
heroine of tho Modoc war. it will
bfe :brought to Klamath Falls to bo
jto.pt as a relic.
t: . A large party of tourists visited
put old Modoc battlegruunds Friday;
..together with a few , old Modoc
Indian survivors nnd Captain O. 0.
Apulcgate, only while surviving offi
fxr.ot tho war. J. B. Horner, pro
fessor of history of O. A. C, wus In
the party, collecting data for a now
history 'on Oregon Indian wars. .
1 Thursday Itlddle led the party to!
LoBt cave where a band of Indians'
1U 1817 woro chased and withstood
a smoking ouL process for seven
days bofore military volunteers fin
ally gavo up the- siego. So. far as Is
known, Thursday was tho first tlmo
a white man has ever entered tho
cave and tho first time anyone has
Inco 1843.
New Books Received
- at County Library
Nnur hnnkH nl thn .TurltHnn CountV
fclbrnj-y, Juno, 1125.
Faction Aldriih, Mother MiiHon.
Anthony, The Cioldon Village. AHhton,
Warijtloi'ing Hturs. Hoyd, DruniH.
Camfrron. Johmlover. Cobb, Cioin On
FourUion. Colver, If DrtMims Como
True.' Connolly, Out of Olouhostor.
Dunhauv Tho Trail of the ConoHtoHti.
Eraklno, Tho IjujkIUiik Hitler. Klotch
er, The Wolvou nnd tho Iimb. Gibbu,
Tho ReckloHS Iuly. CiibbH, Hound iiiKa.
Holt, The Low Hoad. llopkinn, Him
Blowel nnd Hprmn ut Tri.it! Jjino. Jlo
.Was a Man. Iehnum, Wild Marrlaso.
McCartor, Widening U'uterH. Macaulay
Orphan lalnnd. Mlllln, God's Htrp
children, Monroe, lit hi ml tho Hansm.
Mundy, Om, the Secret of Abor Vallfy.
Itoymont, Tho 1'ennuntn Autumn. Jtlrh.
inond, Ked of KerlfieldH. Hauutlni,
Wlntrosa Wilding. Sinclair, The rector
or Wyck. Smith, J'orto Hello Gold.
Buhlottn, Tho Scarlet Cockerel. Ter
huno, Kujlb. WuUh, The Kubrtc of tho
loom, '
Nbn Fiction Dickinson, One Thou
sand Best Books. Drowry, Some Muk
nxineii and MRitzi!io MukeiM. Tierce,
Mobilizing tho Mld-IIraln. Martin, Id
eology. Cabot, Tho Senwo of Immortal
ity" ' Fosdlek, Tho Modern Uhc of tho
Bible. Koutj, Houda to Social Teaco.
WoIIh, A Ycnr of Prophesying.
fclcAdoo, When tho Court Takes a Ke
CPHfl.' WIlMon. II. W. & Co., Tho Uefer
eheo'fiholf. Story, How to l)rens Well.
'ShPpard, Paul Ilunyan. KnbertHon,
X-ray and X-ray Apparatun. Arm
strong, ChemlMtry In tho Twentieth
Contury. Mllllkan. The Mlectron.
' Shipley. Ufe. Wlggiim, The Fruit of
the Family Tree. Torter, Tales You
AVoh't llellovo. Ileranm. Tho GlandH
JtcKulatltiK rerHonallty. Peters. Diet
fthd Health with Key to tho Calories.
Proudflt, Dlotollcs for Nurses. Quirk,
Th Heal Trouble with the Farmers.
tAtUoson, The Woman on the Farm.
Brrtpion. Farm Life Abroad. Oppen
hclm, Winged Soeds. Chupp. Manual
of A'jBgetablo Garden Diseases. Curtis,
Use, j of Artificial Light to Increase
Wlmer Kgff Production. Jackson,
Profitable Culling' nnd Selective Flock
Breeding. Andrews, Kcnnomlcs of
tho Household. Cruess, Home nnd
.Farm Food Management. Kales, A
Simple Course In Home Decorating.
Anderson, Henley's 222 Itadlo Circuit
IteHign. Letscnrhouru, Scientific Amer-
Ican Homeowner's Handbook. Town
end, The Book of Gardens and Gard
,uJng, Ortloff, A Garden Bluebook of
Annuals and Dlennials. Townnend.
fThe book of holding and Interior Dec
oarlinf. Norton Freehnnd Perspec
tive and Sketching. Kellogg, Home
Furnishings. Scran ton Lace Co.. New
Outlooks for Kvery Home. Harncs,
picture Annly.sf of Golf Strokes. Lin
coln, The Itanch. Morley. Modern Ms
nays. Mutters. Swinging !, n terns.
J'owell. Ity Camel and Car tn the Pea
oek Throne. A kly. In nrightei
Africa. Barnes, Across the Great Cra-
terland to the Congo. Mackenvtio, Af
rican Clearings. Mitcholl, Trail Life
In the Canadian Itocklcs. James,
Cowboys North and South. Friel, The
Hiver of Seven Stars. Dawson, The
aVutoblogrnphy of a Mind. Dorr, A Wo
man of Fifty. Conwell, The It o mantle
Rise of a Great American. Petrlc, So
cial Life in Ancient Kgypt. Thomas,
With Lawrence in Arabia. Nicolay,
pur Capital otPthe Potomac.
Pamphlets:
Agricultural Economics Bureau,
Bural Planning tho AMllage.
Chemistry Bureau, Painting the
Farm.
Dairying Bureau, Dairy Cattle
Breeds.
Kducatlonal Bureau, Improvement
of Rural Schools By Standardization.
Fruit Service. Saving Livestock
From Starvation on Southwestern
Ha nges.
O. A. C. Experiment Station, Flax in
Oregon.
O. A. C. Extension Service, Uso of
V'egetHldPs In the home.
DECLARED INVALID
SALEM, Ore., June 18. The state
fish commission has authority to dis
charge an employe at any time and
therefore has no right to sign away
such right by entering into a contract
with any employe for any stated pe
riod of time, Attorney General Van
Winkle takes this position in an opin
ion relative .to the employment of
Hugh Mitchell as diector of hatch
eries, with whom the commission en
tered Into a contract for four 'yrs
at $3u0 a month. The attorney genfc;
oruljiolda that tho contract ia invalid.'
This opinion from th attorney
genal probably means tnat he flah
commission,' which.' will be neWly
organized iiy ffe recent appointment
of A. O. Beala iand ' S. M. Oarlflnd
as members, wll atfe'tnpt to dis
pense ..with ' Mitchell's services.
Mitchell will probably 'fight this,
since he is believed to have fortified
himself with legal opinion before
he entered Into' the contract with
the state.
Mitchell was employed by the
commission more than a year agoi
shortly after the commission had
dispensed with tho "services of 4 E. C,
Clanton. Mitchell had for twenty
years been in the government hatch
ery service and refused to enter the
state service except on condition he
be employed for a period of years.
Moths In your carpet are the least
or the evils there.
Motor I
;
Avoid hot weather ailments
by sensible eating
Learn to cat lightly in summer and
you will save yourself many hours of
discomfort. You will look better and
feel fresher.
Yet summer food must be nourish
ing and sustaining and above all,
easily digested.
That's why Borden's, the Improved
Malted Milk, makes such a very satis
factory hot weather food. A glass of
Borden's has the nutritive value of a
light meal. Its high food value comes
from the fact that it is richer in milk
content than other kinds. Yet Bor
den's is so digestible that a delicate
stomach can assimilate It easily. The
casein is already partially predigested
and it has no nauseating sweetness.
Its flavor is delicious. ,'
Make your lunch of Borden's Malted
Milk. If the children get ' hungry '
between meals, give them Borden's.
If you want a snack at bedtime, Bor
den's is cool and satisfying. Ideal for
, every occasion. In emergencies, mix
it with water and you have a nourish
ing drink to take the place of milk.
If you aren't yet acquainted with
Borden's, send the coupon below
with 10c and get a trial package.
In 7 and lS-oz. attractive
glass packages. Get one at
your dealer's today.
THE IMPROVED
MALTED MILKt
in the. satiate, nackam v3
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. . .. .j
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1
That Gives Clean Potoer
More
That's the oil for your
motor Its price doesn't
matter it would bfe
cheap at 50c per quart
As a matter of fact it
costs less than half that
Announcement
We have taken over the agency for the complete line of
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. Products
We have on hand a complete stock of
MOTORS GAS ENGINES PUMPS
HOME WATER PLANTS r
SPRAY RIGS WIND MILLS
FEED GRINDERS LIGHT PLANTS
We invite you to inspect this line.
Williams Implement Service
28 So. Bartlett St.
Pffone 265
Help Takcthe Soldiers to Criiter Lake.
That's one of the
remarkable qualities
of Aristo Motof Oil.
It is made without
regard for price yet
sells for so much less
than many others.
Particularly is this
true where eastern
oils are concerned.
And this is not sur
prising. ,
You pay for long
freight hauls when
you buy eastern oil.
You save these when
you buy Aristo and
more; Aristo's econ
omies extend consid
erably beyond its cost
For one, it combats
the formation of car-
bon. And as a lubri
cant, it is unexcelled
'
If a better .motor
oil were possible it
would be sold under :
the Union Oil sign. ,
At Union Oil service
stations, and inde
pendent dealers of '
the first class everywhere.
Motor Oil
BEST ALL WAYS : i
Union Oil Company v
ofCalifSniia " " V
Also Producers of Union Qasoline
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Go somewhere this sumrner. Plan to make
- it the happiest vacation you ever had.
Low Roundtrip Fares
are in effect throughout the sum
mer season. It's amazing what
they will enable you to see and do.
So go this vacation. Know
Oregon. Visit Tillamook Beaches,
Newport Beaches, Coos Bay
Beaches, Mountain Presorts, Crater.
Lake, Oregon Caves. " "
And rely upon our agents for
full travel information. Ask for
our illustrated booklet
"Oregon Outdoors.": 1
; Southern rrifi
M. Montgomery, Local Pass. Agt., Medfofi), Ph. 34
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Across the A I-
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with every de
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Pacific service,
hospitality and
comfort .
That ta the cotn-plet-j
European
aexvioe ask your
local agent ' for
complete informa
tion and litera
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rates and d tea of
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