Medford mail tribune., June 20, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

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KANSAS PLEASED
WITH G O P. TICKET
SAYS S. S: SMITH
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OPINIONS OF MANY NOTED SCIENTISTS '
QUOTED BY MAKERS OF "SOFT DRINKS"
TO PROVE PRODUCTS ARE WHOLESOME! CPIirP P n C COD
' '- IIOUULO 0. U. 0. I Ul
WICHITA, Kuit., Juno JC
(Kpeciitl Cum'iipunik'iice) Kan-,
mina uru delighted with tho selou- j
tiun of e nu tor Churlcs , Curtis. I
although they ; were diiutioiiited
that ho watt out chosen us the (
leader -. of the ticket. It Is thu :
, Imprlun hero that Curt lb' num-!
i ( ' inutujn will be: a. : st ent tuilp in 1
kp"nrK jho fnnnern of tiuo mid-!
1' dlo went in line fior the reikiiblkiin 1
'((.ticket. Curt Ik, representing one
H of tho Brititpst agricultural) Htaten,
j' has ulwaytf been with tho tfitrinera
and they Jmvo great fuUh that
.:, ho will hclti the imrty : in afford-
'- Iiir relief tu tho furtnera, and
I,r through tho party tluif alrcuUy
Hjtyifc dona ho much for them. -jktiloover
of California und Cur
''tlti'uf Kansaa explodes tho long
cherinheU Idea that thu ' party
noininecu or at IouhC ono ovf them
must come from the eat. It's
tho first tlmo both of tho, stand-urd-heurcra
have 1 been from tho
intddlo went and northweet.
fr Tho writer has .known Charles
Curtis through his political career
of 30 yenrh, during .which time
Curtis has been a member, of the
excentimr six vears.
; In 18UJ!. wJwn he ran for con-
gloss tho first time and was elect
ed, I. had tho honor of tirst In-
troduttiig him! to the republicans
of llutfcpi co unity, Kansas, as a
candidute for It ho nomination. 1
remember weD after that when
Joo Urlstfow defected Curtis for ,
tho nomination for senator foriu
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?1A . Ui KUl L i. COl'LLND 'V Z"' V
jSUMMER SCHOOL
'Piior. JT. U. BUCHANAN
Quotations from the public statements
of many noted scientists will be the fea
ture of a national advertising campaign
to be conducted in more than 800 news
papers this summer by the' American
Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages, the
national association of the 'industry. The,
makers of "soft drinks" recently decided
to- concentrate their national advertising
in newspapers instead of following their
previous practice of using magazine
space.
Among the noted authorities on health
and dietetics who endorse the food and
health values of bottled carbonated
, beverages are: Dr. Royal S. Copeland,
lormcr Health Commissioner of New
York City and now United States
.Senator from New York: Dr. W. W,
Skinner, Assistant Chief, Chemical Re
search, U. S. Department of Agriculture;
Prof. j. H. Buchanan, Professor of Food
Chemistry, Iowa State College, and
others.
Dr. Skinner, who is regarded as one
of the world's foremost authorities on
beverages, in a typical statement says:
"The die tec tic value of bottled carbon,
ated beverages is due: (1) to their con
tent of easily assimilated, energy,
vicldimr food material:) jo.the(orii
his motion was unanimously laid j lepublleatt national ' convention!
ail thf tnhl.. I l'fii-notiloiJ tlilu fiift nn.l -nllf(l
second term ji Kansas and Curtlr.j B0V. : attention to the progress In its
was urged to run against Bristov.-1 ' , i-.n n i b"V . tr if- tn.ifriv rimmV
on an independent ticket. fio no f "f eUrka In fvo' r ; J1'"1 V 1
t-nfiiKod nmi Ktiimnnd th Rhii!1 lho MtiMiry-HaiiKen bill, his state to a on tnc map, and I am.
i!? 1 uhiti inr ilia ! save a majority against the prop-! wire the people will maintain the
osltlon. as did Kansus. Missouri. 1 progressive spirit known all over
Oklahoma and other middle west- ihe country. S. S. SMITH. i
Dr. W. W.SKINNKR
and stimulator properties derived from,
Irutt juices and extracts, the fruit acids,
and the carbon dioxide gas present, and
(l) to their wholesome character insured
by the excellent . sanitary precautions
generally exercised in their production.
"I think 1 can say without reservation,
and with an experience from twenty
years ' contact with' food industries,
gained in the enforcement of tnc Federal
Food and Drugs Act, that it is my firm
conviction that bottled carbonated bever
ages are about as clean and healthful
and produced generally under as good
sanitary conditions as any packaged
uooHs on the markrt " .
for Urlstow. Ho stuyed by "his
party,,, ''being,:. a . good Indian. '
' AVhcn the .no)mlhatton for tho
other senator ;for Kansas ccime
up 'Curtia was :a candidate. The
party then stayed by Curtis; ho
was nommatcd , and elected,, and
ern states. j
Tho disappointment of tho con-j
ventlon was the fact that lowden
was a poor loser. His messago i
HIGHWAY
CONDITIONS
has been in tho1 senate since 11)14. 1 lw convention complaining oli
His term does not expire for two H lilatform and withdrawing ns(
years. ! ja eanoiuaio certainty tHBjueaseu j
I had tho pleasure of a nice a largo majority of the delegates,
visit, with tho ntixt vice president! It was Lowdcn's second defeat;
convention
when attending:' tho
this week.
Senator Borah , was one of the
powerful men In tho recent 1 sjii
vention. not only 1 in writing the
for the nomination for president. Mount Hood 1
Ho rcfusod the la,(y-H offer oi June ,5 an( ,
vice prcsiucm lour years ago.
The famous campaign circular,
; (Contributed.)
It would be a wonderful event If
i Medford might have the pleasure
of hearing tho New York Sym
phony orchestra.". Kince this is not
possible, however, we are to be
' congratulated on having with us
' ' i I I V I t in I., 1
.v;An S. O. S. call has been isftueil by
both I'reMdent J. A. Churchill and
'Superintendent (ieurge A. lhiseue J
i for more children in the grades to
attend the summcV sesHiun which
is being held at the l.inculn school
jus u training school fur teachers In
:the Kumincr settslon of the South
ern Oregn Normal school. The
school offers unusual facilities for
rthe fix weeks of tho summer ses
sion as tho children will have ex- 1
pert supervision and an unusual I
amount uf personal "attention. Ik !
Is hoped that pnrents will rculiv.t ,
thn (jppurluuity and enroll their1
children promptly.
MIsb'Rohc Alkins, daughter of1
Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Atkins uf .
tills city, has gone south to study 1
the cello under Wenceslau Vlllal- ,
tando, of tho Kan Francisco con- i
servaiory of music. M iss .Alkins j
has rare ability and has given most
generously of her talent in -south- j
ern Oregon, playing often at Ash
land nnd Medford and frenuently I
joining in ensemble work. She will j
have the benefit of three months;
Of intensive- study under a master, j
and then plans to return to Ash- 1
land in time tu enter the fall term
at tho Southern Oregon Normal
school. Miss AlUIn will make her
ijonie with her uunl. Miss Jessie
Rose, who lives at l.os (ititos, and
will mako frequent trips to the
city, a distance of forty miles by
electric train, for her Instruction.'
Mrs. Kdniund l)cvs and son
I'd in u nil. Jr., of Dunnmuir. Calif., i
have been spending u few days '
visiting with Mrs. Hews' parents.;
A(r. and Mr. John Turner on the1
Boulevard. ;
'4 Miss Nedra Itartlett left on Kri- ;
day for Camp Namaiiu near Port- j
land" on the Sandy rlr. Miss I
Hart le tt- was fortunate in receiving
u camp ship, which means that she
will enjoji all camp privileges In
return for . assisting with the
classes and secretarial work,
Mr. and Mrs. IS. V. Carter have
come la from I-nke of. the Woods
where they have enjoyed a vaca
tion. Mr. and Mrs, Carter ure ex
pecting guests nnd may possibly
return to tho lake luter In . tho
month.
Miss Kluine Upton of rurtlHiul
uop Opened on
goof! condition.
KereenhiBS Imve been placed over
n-kn t..,..i. a 1.1 fi'esh oil and lu-tictically utl surfuee 1 tomorrow niuht that member of
i.ii.i.i..- l,..i, ln !,.... n ... nil liaa dried lieCm-n i-.md v: 1 til s famous orcalllzntlon wnosc in- "" iurieo in niiuni 10 nurnu
r 'l.. .!.!. i. ' r ..i. .... .1 ' niiencil Tli f'nniixi- Kline f.in.l In ' Si fll men I rain most HOIirlV nilDI'OXl- " KllllllllPr Ssnlnll of til" HOI'llial.
elosUitt arBUincnt In opposition to I aUcrnatus. as well as on tho Cloud Cinu Inn is open for seven ; mate an entire orchestra. .
subaiitutinB the MeNury-Huuscn streets, was tho most dlsetaecful mll-!l ''""' '""'n u"l highway. A i Mr. Scaly has for many years
idea of, farm relief for th'c major-( piece of literature ever circulated "now drirt 1G feet deep blocks the been the official onanist for the
ity report of the, committee, on 'and did more to Injure the "allies" j hlishwny at the north end of (ihust i orchestra and a close associate of
resolutions. It was a . 'oleau-cut. j than it did Hoover. ; Hldgo. Motorists can walk by trail ; its noted director. Winter . Dam-
powerful i presentation of ,what It's still-rainins In Kansas nnti;from thl" uo'nl three-fourth of a rosch.
the republican party, has and is ! the eenlle zophyrs are blowinK. ! '""' to clulul Ga" Inn If they, bo No doubt It is , in part, his long
doing for the farmer.'' tho donun- but the state will produce the i "CH're- ' ! association with this organization
elation of the basic principle of second largest wheat crop in its Jledwood Illghway-Tho lied- i and his familiarity Willi orchestra
the McXniT-Haugeii -Wits US'; un-1 Jilstory. -has a wonderful chance j wood highway, due to construction ; which enables hhn to get such
constitutional class legislation nnd'for a big corn crop: tho weather i wolk' lH "ut recommended at this varied and marvelous effects from
not what tho -fa'rimirii.-'ivaut Jn -tho ! is-JiloiinlcooV:H next vlr3vtlno undi.'gw)uml.l!l'lng.Jiip-e Ube organ. .
nay of relief, and an appeal to I president will hall from tbo Hun-1 llPC encountered which make a --Two of the numbers on the pro
Hand by the parly hat will solve flower state; tho banks are bulg- i boB hol of certain sections of the , grain which Mr. Seuly will .play
Ihe farm problem and aolvo it (u Ing with money, and whv should , 0lu1' Tractors wcro used to haul here tomorrow night are actually
their Interests.'. tho people -not. be happy?.. j.t',1f"c through tho mud for nbout orchestral , the overture to Athallo
The convention wan Just soven J t secjthe campaign will noon,'! "ul ",1111c necaine 1 by, Handel and the notturno aor
1 i .i 1.1 ..r NTi,.u.,t.,u.x.rtr i.. . 1.,; . ' heavy,' this proved Impossible and : wind inqmimnniu i.v Snnier.
rtillilltpa In iri.tlflll' fill ilf XIcholaH , kr ri ftll i ll ii tinn-triwit-t '. v.'i l'avy; this proved Impossible and j wind Instruments by Spoler,
Murray liutlcr's fight on the J8O1 U.nly Is the spirit of avhition muni- "v , . t,unuu 1UI Mr. .Senly, who is also- a wvii , )mKO on th(. iHmh.vard
amendment, lie talked five mln- Tested on, every hand hero In the
V. V, Caldwell uml Walter I ted - I
fdi'd. normal Instructors, with their!
fHiullies havo spent several days at '
thp beach at Crescent City and re- 1
turned Momluy evening. They ulso f
visited at tlold lloueh, Itiindoti ami j
Murshfield. On the return trip I
they visited at the Max Uement
humo at Powers. Oregon.
A Whittle transfer truck left on
Monday evening for V a lie jo. Calif.,
loaded fWtth . household goods for
Mi'Miud Mrs. Marry K. Tomllnson,
who-are removing to the southern
city. '
Miss Kdith bodge arrived hi
Ashland, on Monday evening to ;
spend the summer visiting with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. -Infills
: Miss
: Known composer iur uio organ. , ,..,., haH ,,,. Hi,i. f,t iiw.
utes for his subsUtuto to tho plat- '.."Detroit of aviation" but It pre- i - rater Mike -Crater Uiko high- has been regtiested tto piny the Cilversity of Oregon.
form, nnd tn two minutes moro j dominates overywhere. nnd tho Medford-t.rater -Lake park. "Hong Without Words." his own' living K. Vfnlng Is to give Uio
"',M ll"! .'i11. - - . .1 I Klamath Kails is open all the way, composition, on his program. I Fourth of July address at (.1 rants
uui. ion spur runti leaning irom
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Monarch Outing Jug, 1
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Laild Kgi lSeutcrs, ball
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Anna Springs to the lake has not .
been entirely opened as yet. Cars'
ean get within una mile of the :
lake at the present time. " A foot '
trail which is in fairly good condl '
tion leads from the road to the
lake. It will only be a few days, j
however, until the road will he
open all the way to Ihe lake, t'rn-
ler Lake Hotel season opens offt- '
cially July I.
26 KILLED WIN
BOILER EXPLODES
MEXICO Cii'V. .lone 20. (I)
Twenty-six hod lea had been reeov-
Thc Dalles-California liichwav Is ' crnl today from the ruins of four
In esperially fine condition and ! buldlngs destroyed by tlic cxplo
praetienlly all roads leadintr from "ion of a holler in n Imth hoUHe.
It arc in good condition. Tho rond Thirty persons were known to have B(.houI hll8 ,.o(urnr(i to hci. i
irom weaver marsn to Ulamond i" e. J humo at Kakevlew In eo.npanv
lake is in very good condition, hoi The bath houso was In ono ofw(h ))ep )nHthc.r Hut w n,ina)n
'.dust or mud. the weather is quite."" poorer quarters of the city. 'mere during the MUinmer. .Mrs.
Arthur was In Ashland tu attend
! 1'ass.
Mrs. Itelle Cordfll, who has been
! ill at tho home of her nleee, Mrs.
I Harry Veo on Oalt street, Is re
j ported to he mui.-h Improved but
is not yet ahle to be about.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Uarlln and
ftunlly Henl thu week at Cenecnt
City. -
Miss" Mildred Lawrence of Med
ford was reeenlly a guest of Miss
Marsehlal Talent on North Alitln
street.
Miss Fay Arthur, a reeeiit grad
uate of the Southern Oregon Nor-
eold at tho hike: Uoads to Odell An American, Jl. Kenneth 1-ou-
and Crescent lake In good- coiuil- gown employed by the Mexican
tion. The pumice foundation on .Telephone company, was umong
which this ruad in built gives the tthosc Injured. His condition was
rood a very smooth surface. 'not. believed to bo serious. The
Ualnlcr National Park, Wash- ! force of the explosion was so great
itigton Tho Nlsfuully road will be 'that the bath house and a building
opened to thu public as far as i adjoining It nnd other buildings
across the street wcro reduced to
debris, lleseuo workers , feared
that other victims, might bo buried j
beneath the ruins.
A part of tho holler, hurled
Narada Kails on Friday. June 10.
Paradise Valley. miles distant,
may be reached by foot or horse
back over a good trail. Mounts
and hiking etiuipnlcnt may be
rented ut Narada Fulls. Due to
the deep snow at Paradise Valley,
It is douhtful If private cars will be
aide to make tho complete trip 'street collapsed and many papers
until about June 29 or 30. P.egln- I were caught beneath the fulling
nlng June 15 full sorvlce will bo In (bricks, mortar and wood.
force at Paradise Inn.
Mount linker Lodge, Washing
ton Itund nil cleared of snow.
Grand opening for the season
Haturdny evening, June IB.
her daiiKhter's graduation,
Miss Thelma 1 Ileer of Los An-'
Relet spent a day In Ashland re-
j cently vudtlng with her mother. 1
i as Mho was 'en route to Portland to1
spend several days. MIhs Ileer will I
visit In Ashland ugnlri on her re- I
turn trip.
Improvements, to eost In the
ni'ignoornood ot ' ?rioa, win be,
istnrted soon at the Presbyterian j
church. Thu church will be re-'
(shingled and the Interior will be
Acid Stomach!
urrusH the Hti-ci't, Itnuckeil Uuwn a
umm,s. K.I....K '"" 'redooorulwl. 3 1 5 uf tlu- iin.uunl
two chll.lren. WuIIh- along the WB niw.d n flft(.n nllnull.B n '
SuihIiij1 mornlnit to riniinee the!
uutttlilt IniproveihcntH unci the;
women of the ehut-eh Imve on'ler- '
tiiken churRu iif the Interior decor
ation. ': 'I'i
Thirty-one hoSN Htoi-teil for Lake'
of the WoodH tai'fy Tueilny morn-
InK to enter camp for the next two
i weckM. The yotinuer boyii who en- (
Joyed qamii for the paHt ten '
j ii.'ii (layil under the leadership of Mr.
j ' 1 1 , Walter, V. M. C. A. exeeutlvu.
I CIIICAOO, Juno 20. (Pi A , T,,e llr . were taken out
ueeef..l l,roadeat of voice and:'" mp hy.m.veral of tho I.ohI-
i ii no I ll vii iiv UIH'MIII llirir fHIH I
ETI
T
I I televlHion at tho nimo ' tlmo -'won
for the purpoHe. The boy who j
, "Phillips Milk of Magnesia"
Better than Soda
m.lo I. night over U.tlon W CVU Mt on Tuo;,lly mur,,lnr
the thleaBO I-edera.lon of I-al.or. j rwv( MK1 .,. ,.,,;
durlim an experiment under 'a per- u,.o( K , Wallace Woleotl,
imlt Uucl by the federal radio mMv -!.,.,, n)rn fj,JlK...
j commlwloncr. Itohert Veo. Ililrdette fentera. '
, view oi ine neao aim room. ,i,)C1.t HPctt.. Wealon lillrton.
.. t'cr,'1": '"'f,4 0,,0d, d"r" ot - Noekcl- "ecretary lr,hert:rjnvl..)an-ell Slelaff. Itol.-
, little "Plnl hps Milk of Ma;rneM in I f tho Chlcmo federation,, wan t,rt npliy,ie. I,Knn Mnlncer. Wll-
water nr time for ndicHtiori or Mitr, ; hroadcn.t with hi voice and re- bur ,ot.Ke. vineent Sawyer. '
and. fiany .tom.cli, and relief w,ll t.t.,vcll ,jy lho Mvcntora of the Kenneth larlliiB. Ilex rtx. Kent'
( come lll.nllj j proceio.. M. J. llayea and flymen Alicraft, Wallace Mtearna, Vlrtor ,
m ii Ai- 1 "i. 8cn.ul,,! n'V Znarlirla. over their npparatua lo- Hander. 4ohn Mill. Hubert Hern-;
' il' 1!" ""S" . ted aeveral mile, dlitnnt. don. Kenneth H ration , l,L"ru,: 1
by pliv-iciana beeau It overcomes
three times much add in the ntom
ach m a Ffttiirated solution of bi
carbonate of toda, leaving the stom-
Power Mngimtos Meet.
PUTI.AMJ( Ore.. June lit. (A1
lluglntration and welcoming of vis- j Wilbur of Tmnmnulr, Calif., arrived
n llus. Curl Ktewarl, Melvln lleugle
and fJhn Guihy.
Tho MIkxr Lurllnc and Lillian
ach wpft and fme from all tai It ' "t"""v, " """u",l," v ; u iiuur or Punsmulr. Calif., arrived
SilSlto.' transaction of um1ay.to vl,u wlth frl,n(lB aml
boweli and gently urge the ourlnR r 0 u n c """ks occupied me t.t.atlves In A'shland. The young
waste from the system without pn ru
ins. Ut'Bidpn, It i more pleaHiit to
take than soda. Insist upon "Phillips."
Twenty-five cent and fifty-rent bot
tleiT a'nr drugstore. Milk of Ma'
; neaia" has been the V. H. Heziiter.'d
! Trade Mark of The Charles II. Phil
i lips Chemical Co. and its prpdeees"or
' Charles H. Phillips since 1875.
morning se-wMlon of tho Zlnt annual ladies are nleee of Mr. and Mrs.
convention of the Northwest Light a. II. Prucht on Vlstn street,
and Power association which open- Miss Virginia Frost has gone to
d today with about 400 In uttend-( Portland to visit with relatives.
an-e. DeleKnt' were preent from j
Wawhintiton. Idaho, Montuna, Utah
and several Oregon cities. The as
sociation is, a division of the Na
tional Electric Light association.
Houlhcrn Oregon Uns corpora
tion lowers rates 13 Per cent at
Medford, Ashland Grants Pass
and itoueburg.
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