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Newspaper Page TextMEDPORD-MATL TRIBtiyE, MEDFOHD, QKKfiOK. SUNDAY, APTCfL P, 1028. PAGE FIVE Membership List of Jackson County Humane Society .Mayor AUeiuIcrfer, fcturo, Kenneth I tee be, llerrydule T. Hoy.l. J. J. iliuhter. Mrs. J. J. Uiuht- rr. juun nucnuT, luubaiu IV- van. Mr. K. liutwsM. Mis. Wal Jiarneshurir. Mrs. I'. (. Cniiv for.l. jii". uiuiui mwKiii. ur. Harvey, loloman. Mrs. li. w. iluiuy. Mi-s. I'lril (uiviir, Mim Uuruthy Chit-' wood, .Miss Carlton. Mis .Mae i anion, lllu .Ml id ml Carlton Kd s fiirlton. W. Crown on. victor ' Daniclson, Mrs. Or. Dean. Mrs. M IS. Krt wards, Mrs. V. J. Kim- run, Jim, r. Kui,-el, Mrs. C. J-ui-nliNi. .Mr. Fuhrli k. .Mrs. Fall- lilf,-. Mrs. Carl Fichtner, .Mr. Kol- i:e., u. ... i-ovvler. .1. (lore. I V, . i:. (lore. Mr. and .Mm. llelroy ; ... ""'line, . A.,i,jnn Smith. .Mrs. J. M. .ntle lu'Nti!", V",,i JU",, """"" ' ,MVry Adrienne stewan,, ?", ,'. ' ,: U"rnU'-- -MnrKarrt : H. H. Marsh. .Mrs. rieoi-Be Itc.l. l.uhba.d. Mrs Prank Hopkins. . erts, t. V. Williams, W. II. Lewis ! Mrs. 1". Hamil, Amelia Hartnian. .Mrs. (ieorKe Hill, Will M l: ' .Mr. Henry, Mr. H o K a n. Kill ( Foley. J. Swem. Carl TenKwald!' Isnaes. Jeldness. .Mrs. ot.o A. I.. Hermans,, ,. I). It. , I n. '"""y. i-yna .. ..us. r. i.. iveniey. .Mrs. . ..-.i.uue iviKpairieK. .Mr. and .Mrs. I Mrs. Deuel Hort Anderson, (Hen 1m I!ar. .MIssjK. Harder. v.iiii iiviiiKsioti, I'litlllno .Miss tin ' Holiert Mason, II. D. .MeCaskey, Mrs. .Mershon. John .Mann, A. L Miller, M. I,. .MeCaskey. F. 10. Nichols, office Supply Co., .Mrs. J. Owens, John orth, Mrs. li. . raxon, .Mrs. I'oyne. 11. V . I'latt. u. ii.jmiiiin, rriuessor Kelinrr 1'hylllH ltohcrts, Mrs. Martin Hire Mrs. lienmes, Dave I'.osenheri; "(;. .ui. nay-; iioiMi. jcienarnson, llllhert'T. K. Daniels niuan, ir. u. w. stone, Mrs. A. Schiller, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. fialado. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. nlade. Sr.. lien Slieldnn. 'Alex Himrrow, Mrs. M. Srhtteliard. ! Mr. ami Mm. Frank rptun. Mrs IF GIRL DOESN'T MARRY HARVARD GETS FORTUNE MiW YOliK, April . 7. y', I'nless his in-ycar-old dauKhter marries and has children, much of the $1100.000 estate of Charles A . L o e x s e r art collector and JJrooklyn department store owner, Mill (jo to Harvard university, pro MdliiK it Is not used for tho erec tion of new bulldliiKs or destruc tion of the older bulldliiKs on the ilarvard grounds, "Within the last few years,' . rends his will, "I have visited ; Harvard after an absence of more! than 30 years, and 1 have found the beloved old colleuo yard made I unslehlly by such a monstrosity I as (he new Widener Memorial 1 library." j Mr. Loesser. an alumnus of the I class of ISSO. died March 15. on the. eve of his departure for Flor ence, Italy, where he lived for 32 years. The will , , : suggested that the i amount eontingemly bequeathed j o Harvard JL'OO.OOO. be used for ... ..,...-,., in .,i ii.twnng low-ships f01. .students, graduates. teachers and officials of the unt- vcrsity. He left $101). 000 outright to his j widow and n life estate of: ?200.000 which at her death is willed to his daughter. Mathilda. 1 now n student at a convent In South Ascot, Kngland. New Inventions To decrease the likelihood of fires from electric irons, a button control has been added to an iron of recent manufacture. Ah long as the button is depressed, the cur rent remains-on. but it is Khut off us soon as the thumb releases the button. For keeping n record of the mileage made, when tires and oil were changed, and other data, a convenient auto logbook is fas tened to a clump attached to the dash. The holder is so adjusted that It can be swung hack out of the way when the book Is not in use or mrty be taken oTf altogether simply by releasing a thumbscrew. Should the automobile start to roll back on a hill because of fall lire of the brakes, an autumn tie lock, installed on the differential or transmission, quickly functions, halting the car almost instantly. The unit In easily installed and is said to greatly promote safety in driving while relieving the opera tor of considerable worry. Marked improvement in the tone of a violin is said to be at tained by the introduction of an aluminum sound post in. tailed be tween the top and back. It strengthens the body of the instru ment besides increasing the beauty of the sound. Adjusted to the running boa id of any automobile, a luggage car rier is fitted with ii means for quickly locking a trunk or case to Its frame, so that the article can not Jar out or be stolen. Necessary articles, such as mutches and handkerchiefs, may be carried while swimming in a rubber pocket recently introduced for the bathing costume. It has a HpeeiHlly designed lock to foil thieves a 0 is said to bo entirely watertight. . To keep the razor strop in a sanitary condition, an antiseptic solution is applied from a little holder mounted on the housing within which the strop is 'md. Two useful implements are com bined in one iu a meat knife with i saw on the uppr edge. It is specially ndaplde for camping use well as for the kitchen. fr- In South America M.nno.ono 'rson live In 17 republics Isolat- by lack of highways. Where have one automobile to every fntlir n.nd one-half persons. they o one to every i VJ persons, ,f. Van iiovonbr,;;. Marion Vr- hp.. Villi Vun.lvL.. M. U H. WIllB. J)f. Kl ileal K. Woods. ljukt Wi'iiiiikIiiii. W. ak.-ti.-M. Mix i- I' i Mr. and Mis. 1;. I... Wilson, w. Wilcox. II. K. .Worth. Mrs. J. n. Williams. .Mrs.. ; W. C. Youims. 1). II. Franklin. I .Mm. f. A. Winans. C. WolKiton.! Mr. and .Mrs. s. M. Tntil.. Sllllllll i.i- . ... I 1. ' Hunt it ii i .... .Mis. (. w. 1-ilm. Allls'..,". M.',J ton Mrs. . f. i hlluood Mrs lt.i liardwell. Helen Wilson. Miu S H. l.llliil. .Mrs. o. V. .Myers. .Mm.', H. V. I.unisdin. .Mrs. Henry Perry, : I.Medtord Concrete I'unutructiuii Co.. Susanna Holmes Carter. .Mr. ; Karl Tinny. .Maleolm lirown. Mr. Illddle, Jr., Mis. Dr. F.inniens, John Toinlin. Mrs. II. i Leonard Carpenter.! i,-j i..i... Toinlin, II. K. Harder.! Leonard Carpenler. Mis. Alfred Carpenter. .Mrs. W. II. ltroille.l Mrs. O. Voorhlen, Alfred Ca-.-pen-j ter. Mrs. J. A. Wlsterlund. Fern' ; ttlileninson, Cornlnc Kenlev. .Mrs.: Flu ller Mr . i, ii., IlllKSton. Mrs. i Mrs. Driver, Hush. Mr. Driver. Mrs. Waller Frazer Frazer Hrown, Dr. Hrown. Walte F. ii. Johnson. Mrs. I'. K. Daniels. li. C. Holmes. Mrs. Hamilton I'atton, c. s. Newhall.l I Mrs. I'lc kel. J. Hueslon. Mrs. II. i . Thieroff. Mrs. John Fuller.: lonn Fuller. Slraiiji's drui; store. The ltootery, ' tlen U. rl.vniale. ' Ilernice Cameron. Chas. Campbell. BRITISHERS GET A BIG KICK OUT OF SEEING FORO LONDON, Apr. 7. M'l Much of Knuland was convinced today that Henry Ford had come here on an ""'" veiuure uiiu 111 (iiisiriai oisiricis were iryini; 11 persuade mm to view their "wares In the form of factory sites. "Plans?" he said us If puzzled, to one questioner. "Oh, I just call ed to see the Knglisli people." He showed no Interest when asked about sites for factories. He said he might go to Manchester octnre ne returneu nome, ami mat he might visit Hie Clyde -Industrial district. Air. Ford had his first real l.on - don bus ride today. From atop the bus he gazed down on u London surging this way and that iu atieipatlon of tho I fainter Holidays, and apparently ' "'enjoyed the sight very much. Much! to the astonishment of the gaily-' imif(iri a, ,,., , i,lu , Tne Amorivan manufacturer, with 1 seVe,-al friends, left the hotel on : i'-;fuot, walked a short distune thn, followed bv the others. 1 and took ' IMhypay LOGO more. . .when CHRYSL gives you IllustriousNewChrysler"72" performance out Chryslers even Chrysler. It has jolted the public's preconceived notions of what its mouey should be able to buy. Here is a truly marvelous car, in body styles priced from 1545 to $1795, which gives in performance all and more than you hat e been led to expect from cars cost ing '1000 more. Here is a Chrysler tri umph that overshadows theforemost accomplish ments of the industry. 128 South Riverside 13 I",1 ? TynirnmrM7r FOLLIES BEAUTIES SETTLE DOWN . ? t f y t ' ft 1 VNS" ' " "i ' -Si V- v P v Sooner or later boutk.; from Use I'Vuies settle down to the bus! lieu cf watchir.ff their husbands' tUtes oi' health and to rearing farr.ilics. Take Lois Willi for example. In 1123 she was selected as Miss Zicgfdd for tho nalional beauty contest at Atlantic City. Now she is Mrs. Leslie M. ShcrrifT, of Osage, la. She appears once in awhile at n pub.'ic performance but on the whole leads a relatively sequestered life. a hus. niinlily mounliiiK the sle; jand settling down l'ur this threi ( penny ride. Scientific Notes Development o! the manufacture the necessity of i at a cost not in e pr.i Steel ess for w it bout okiu; coat, and f that ve- quired for the manufacture of pig iron, has been announced by the American Kesearch corporation. Froof that thinking is a chemi cal process is expected to come from experiments performed by Dr. Ralph Waldo Cerard. of the University of ( 'hicagu. lie has j demonstrated, for the first time, . lhat n(1 ve impulses result from an oxidation process, accompanied by jtu, production of heat, Knergy ruptured by (lie daily ' cbanges iu the temperature, is ' utilized to operate a clock a Swiss ! engineer has Invented. The motive nower is CHsentiallv a lone coiled tube filled with g'lycerine. connect- ed w ith a cylinder into which a . . , , ine is w armed' and expands, it forces the pi.-ton on, of the eyliu- di r and litis the clock weight. After forty of path-n! greater performance 72 miles and more per hour. 75 brake horsepower. Accel eration that leaves every other car behind. Vibrationlcss smoothnass that only a Chrysler counterweihted 7 bearing crankshaft can give. Experience for yourself the thrill of this brilliant per formance. Chrysler enthusi asm invariably follows the realization that even 1000 more than "72" prices does not get you as much in perform ance, in quality, in sty le, in value. FITCH. MOTOR CO. Chrysler Dealers 1 "' ij Vfl ' 4 I M work astronomer and tireenwii-h ol 1 aiioul eomiileteil huge map of the he stars "JO, (MM) .More than I r.K0.UHi photographed and charts w ere prep a r e d, he assembled and which are l printed. Difference-! In levatlou as slight recorded on an as six inches are altimeter intended surveyors, aviators the use of more i especially for and other when laborate instru- m nts is not pi Pictures Fainted on Windows Members of an art colony in lioston have solved the question of keeping some of their window at tractive. Instead of having to wash the glass constantly. they merely use a paint brush now and then, for the panes aie covered with decorative designs of wide variety and color. The plan Is especially well suited for windows that arc not greatly needed to ad mil light, a nd even palnlhig t he glass does not shut out all the illiiniin.it ion, spaces in th Xai ure is kind, and many a child survives because h.s stomach has the veto. IlfiMtrtout New "72" Pricti Two-passetiKcr Coupe (with ftiniWc leat ). 51545; Royal Scden, $1 595i Sport Koadstcr (with ruir.bl e.t), 91 595; Four panenRer Coupe, $1595; Town Sedan, $lfi95; Convertible Coupe (with rumSIc .cat), $1745; Crown Sedan, $1795., All priori . o. h. Detroit, i-.tbfeel to current f ederal excise tax. ChrvdirraValeri are inpoiillon to extend the coni-emetice o time pavmcnlt. v v New Chr.ler"Red-Head" Engine designed to take full advantage of nigh-compression fras. Rising J2 greater torque siith greater speed, poscer, hi!!i!imling uUilityt stand ard eip.i'ment on all hodv modelso the Jlh. p. Imperial "80," also standard on the roadsters, and at ail ahleut slitihleTlra f. ost for other body t?ci, o the "til" and "72." 3 i 1- . VillSiS2 gassy iTfcK 99 Phone 7G2 2 63 MAKES OF PLANES IN FiRST AIR CRAFT SHOW IHmtOlT. A p:ii:.iit)t of 'aviation tin firi show f ttu air I4t(triH-il after the annual atito niuhilf x posit ions will In- in foMt l In Dt'iri'U'w "or. vent n hall in an AM-AiiH't U an Aircmit Show April i'' to :M. A sptMtai'ular flourish will opt-n th. rpisilioii. Nt-arlv !'.i com n hi t-ial tlaiU'S will fly in loinui -tinii ii;ainsl the .skvliiK of I it -trolt. iiiol then ihc ilooi.s of I'ou-vi-ntlon hall, where I'iti.eMn Miuan feet of spare will he rrowleil whi: ti 3 (lilfi-rt-nt types of airi-;;ttt will in' thrown optii. Forty nianiif.u tureis have i-nu-r'(l llu-ir prihi.-is. After last yeai's sp.-etneular flights hail tiooineit (lie industry iim , lU'Vt-r hel'ore. the lVtroit hoaiit oi j commerce ami the many airplane , manufacturers . here decided that , an annual air show was in order. I The wheels wen- set in motion and the sponsors say th xhihitiou will surpass their Kiculest expectations. William li. Mayo, chief engineer ; of the Ford Molor 10.. is chairinnu .of the show einnniiltce, , hi iiilditioti to the display of I planes anil accessories. Ihere will he exhibits dramati.iiiK the whole histoiy of aviation from lite ilays jof the first riedKlinn flights down ; tit t he present era. j lleury Ford has thrown open ' his airport at Uearhorn for the j week and flight headuuarters will I In- located there. A bamiuel. to he I attended hy national liures in the jair enifl industy. will he held on I the third day of the show. The coming of a little brother or sister may stimulate the develop ment of some of the finest virtues in the character of the older child and there need he no hint of 'jealousy on his part if the situa ut the Oxford t ion is properly handled. Hut rvatuiics have even a thoughtful parent often tails to realize just what a serious shock the advent of u Hew baby Is to the emotional life of the "baby" w ho is supplanted. This period that furnishes so fertile it soil for the sowing of the seeds of jealousy, cannot be handled too carefully by loving parents. 4. Xo woman is an old maid until she admits It. A few of Values 1!I2T llflCK i.uorciiA.M. j Very low nilli'imc Xtw rondl ' lion. Cimt Sl''hi. It Ik un un ' tiKti.il liarmiln at n limit half price. j 1!C HfDSON COACH i Itun lo.iK'ft nilh-H. Kvi-ry extra j on the car. Finish and uphol ! stertrj afi fcood hh li';w. To hiII i at lets than hair the coKt when i now. 112 Mill' .IlllllilS It. 1 ! ' Rl-- "ttlto I I 1 1 IV M 11 1 (Swim DEPENDABILITY' SATISFACTION and HONEST VALUE BLIZZARDS RAGE IN MIDWEST: FOREST FIRES IN THE EASF OMAM . Neb.. April 7.- -Oia.iha and more than ; olli'-r Ntlu.i.-ka towns weie i ei o en iiu totl.iy (rum olio u the h''iVli-C p. 1 1 .-iua Mm ins in the lu-t i y o 1 he slate. 1 'o mi mi: 1 1 a a t uu ai. 1 trarisp.ti talioii lacihlit s. tied up Friday, Wei e in operation n al um; regular schtdule loda. .snow w is general I hroti;: luniL the middle c.-.t, severest storm.! h.-nii; teli within a 7'i-nnli- iadiu.- of ( Miiaha. where all traffic as welt as lelejniph and telephone sysu-ius, wete paraled hy the heavy snowfall. Last night Western I niuri lines ' were partly restored to service and telephone companies were re constructiuf; fallen wires. Towns most heavily hit hy the stonn w e r e Lincoln. iu atrice, Fairhanks, ltlair, York, Seward. cuiumhus, and Iowa towns in the T.'i-liille radius. .Whraska iMuliamile ( o u n t r y was spared ly the storm, tele phone repair crews being called from Alliance to a id in rebuild -lliu wrecked lines in t h eastern part of t he state. Two inches of snow was reported in Allium", while (he records in the storm struck area showed i Tom four to seven inches. Trains, delayed hy f unity dis patch! n j.; sen ice yesterday, Were enabled to resume regular sched ules loday over practically all lilic.1?. DKS .MOIXKS. Iowa. April 7. (At . storm which swept Iowa last night left it blanket of snow ranging from one to ten inches, lie fore noon today the storm had passed beyond t he bovd'rs of ! ho state and there was prospect of fair weather. Southwestern Iowa was the greatest suferer with much irnns nilssion wire damage reported in t he urea between At Inn tie and Council Mluffs. , Snow was reported from vari ous points iix follows: Algoiia, n inches; Storm Lake, Iti inches: Fort I Midge, ii inches; Mm Min City, ii Inches, and J es Moines. 1 i... inches. ! j Because we are delivering more new Chevrolets than at any other time in our history, we are offering a number of exceptional values in reconditioned used cars. Our used cars carry an official O. K. tan which is reproduced on this paj;c. Attached to a used car by a Chevrolet dealer it signifies that every vital part of the car has been inspected, properly reconditioned and where worn, re Reasons why you should buy your used car Chevrolet ilcalcru have been nelecteJ hv the. Chevrolet Motor Cnnipnny on tho haiis iif their financial responsihllity and dependability. 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The outstanding feature of this plan lies in the fact that it enables anyone to select a used car with absolute confidence as to its satis factory operation, and the price is absolutely fair and right. from a Chevrolet dealer Chevrolet dealers have the necessary modern tools anj equipment to properly recondition used cars. -Chevrolet denier desire the Knodwill of lifted car buyers the same as they enjoy from, new Car buyers ' 1I24 CirKVKOI.KT COUPE fl Factory flulHh; Jttl per cent rub-;' her. Some real transportation. ,y I'riceil below market at JlHo.OO.r, 1H2I CIIKVUOI.KT TOliniNO (' llatloon tires, new Dtico finish.' Very low mileane. Just tho onei for a second car. $l ir.00 I 1325 FORD TRUCK Kxtensioa frame, special trans mission, lumber rolls, flood cub, Kxtra Ions platform, 285.00. Inc.