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STEBFCRT) TvOTL JtTCPFORD, OftF.OOM, ST7XDAY, fl. 1028. pa OT3 FIVE i 'ii f If -1 E IE Historic Pony Express Route Attracts A course in Ijotli public speak ing tind debate is being offerod in Medford IUkIi school thin year. The courses rfire belli-:; taught bv Kit) pit Hniley, a new inatructor who taiiKht in Sn lem IiIkIi last yenr. The public Bpeaklng class is made up or about 20 students ana bus us its object the development oi Hpeeeb composition and oral ex predion. Tbo debate class is bo Inn eonditnted Tor the purpose of ilevuiopins a debate team to re pro Hont. .Medtonl hinh in the Htulo di (bale. 111 the last several yeara Mefll;-d hitfh Krhool ban uec;om Mt;bed very little in the way of debate, but this year an effort will lie made to develop a team that will bo equal to toam.s turned out bv other leadii: high schools of tho state. The mathematics department of tho hiuh school Is offering Algebra III and Geometry III this semes ter for those particularly interested In mathematics, or wish to major in that line. Trisonomctery will be taught next Bemester. Miss Klla I'-enHou is instructing both of these elastics.' A now subject has been worked out for frerthmon or sophomores who ore- undecided what line of work they wish to follow. Industry and occupation is a study of the nine basic occupations. lCmpbasis will be chiefly on industries of the northwest. Motion pictures will bo shown later in regard to this w6rk and an effort will be made to -let a number of prominent business men of the city to explain to the class their lines of business. As there are no textbooks on this sub ject, Miss Rarnsio has worked' out lior own course. Hint AUTO CLEAN-UP F ! ON THIS WEEKS E TRAINS 1 AERIAL POLICE WuUt will ni bun tin- surfaro tf any r;ir if it is proporly used, j advises M. K. (irahain, lnral ninn-utfi-r ii" tin- Western Aulo Supply I ronipnny, who bus nuuU' a study juf "flt'iiri-xip" niaiorials. Hero art' wireless, are kept hi turn nt Io rain' Bouri"t field. There are three blind pilots and four observers, all men air-trained hi the war. I';ir aUive Hie ciiy, whenever fiete is dantver of a eommiiiitst or dfsordeiiy KatberitiK. I bo air polie ein le Hi,, c il hidden in :urlyurili and treets e:tn he conocntraUul In a matter of minutes wherever there is trouble.. The t wo a i r) i la ncs work in ro lays. The ob.servern arc xpeclalislH in riot work and tliey seeni tu nen.su the Kutlu-rini; tit a crowd. pMiimvlnir Hip n:ith of tbo Overland trail, the Lincoln Highway paswr. tlirougb many historic snots mind the to u list ; of the brave days of Indian fighting, mining and tbo pony express. Beenery is piled on cleaners, scenery, a Durant W Silver Anniversary Six sedan scout party found. The entire trail teems with minders of the historic days of the pioneer. Here is a stretch on tho western stretch of tho famous roadway in tbo high Sierra. I i j Frigidaire Cooler I .. to Furnish Comfort ! on Scuth Pole Trip Another new addition to the course of study this year is pen manship. Poor writers are re quired to be in this claim, although no credit Is given. Miss Laura Mitchell is teaching the class. A journalism class Is to bo con ducted by Miss Mary Gilbert for thoso interested in newRpaper work, or those who wish to report for the school paper. Hill Hower man, editor of the Hi Times, will seleet the staff largely from this class. Although the l!yrd polar expe dition will encounter many ex tremes of tcmpta'tiLurcK in its voy av.o across the Kquator toward the A class in beginning harmony will be taught by 'Miss Esther Church, twice a week. Other ac tivities of the music department will organize tho first of the week. Tho cafeteria at ichool will open Monday, The girls in the advanced cooking class havo charge of the cafeteria, under the direction of Mrs. Virginia, Wait. ' , . , Eoajl&Wltomaiice with Jack and Jfctnyi . Being the originnl letters of n young wife on her honey moon over Uu I'acitic Coast to iiic gin-ineou iiacit uomc Dear Marion am Jim : lions corridors and all of it is Well, folks, I've been kissed within a mountain of marble, by someone hut my husband! I Wo each had lamps like miners' the L'irl von could always depend lamps and followed atons behind on not to fall for these sheiks! ; the guiilo and it was very spooky! South Vole and returning, drink I the irlrl who never used to indeed. Then at a signal from . imi. Wilt(l. ..iwmnl the shin will he Uvander out oh the porch for a i the guides all the linhts were P"1 !..,,, ... ,,. ...iHi'mHuw.,! f r.n ri,. few minutes In a dark corner with out and I Rave a little scream be-; the evening's "Heavy Siifi'ur"! Ycvcuuso 11 WftS H" tlnilllnp: and a ! frrcoa at all time, it bad to he lung after I was mar-! little scaryyou never saw suchj Drinkimr wator for the "City of ried, and had become a sedate. I blackness in your life. I Xew York" is furnhdied by a Prls'- mntrnnly wedded woman thai f! A man I thought was Jack put;ii!aire autonialic water cooler. Duo would fall for the potters and the his arm around me and kissed to the limited size of the vessel and tieekers. as it were. me and just then the lights were! the sroat. demands for space, the It isn't quite as bad as it ounds ! lit attain and. .Tack was Way over j cooler ' Is beinR operated by a C tliouKh it did happen in tbo dark j across the cavern almost and kilowatt emergency and ,1 didn't scream or object a. there T stood with this man's arm1 tor instead of the lilt in fact I rather liked it. around me. Imagine, me, and 1 motor. The man Was a Cave-Man! We on my honeymoon, too. Well, he: In the heat of the tropics, thru , were in n cave toRother, too. Surt- said he thoiiRht T was his wife, which tho ship will pass, on its j denly every llp-ht in the place there in the dark, and we all way south, some sort of went out- this person kissed inn, laiiRhcd. JSut I'll never forget , cooiiiiR is absolutely necessary and then the llRhts came on the Oregon Caves j civilised people , liis suggestions; I "Ho not wipe the dirt oiC the j ear as ll rubs tho grit into the tin- I : isli and destroys the lustre. When j the car is dirty beyond the point ; - where a chemically treated dust cloth will not easily reniovu the j IdiiNt, the cur needs washing. I'se ! clear cold water when washing the car and if running water Ik used 1 the pressure should be Just suf I ficlelit to keep the water . moving i about six Inches from (ho end of j I the hose. I "it is advisable to use two sets I of sponges. Keep one set for the car body, fenders and hood and ;tht other for the wheels and ruu ! niiig gear. When washing the ear keep tho sponges and chamois dripphiR wcl ami wring them out every tew minutes to keep them itree from dirt anil grit. If the i grease spots cannot be remoe'1 I without soap bo suro to use only specially prepared aufomobilo soap that Is dee from alkali. "It is no longer possible to judge a car s age by its finish with the ; increasing number of excellent polishes and clean-up (lUituuent thai are being used. ilirushes are available for cleaning under fenders. fountain spray brushes can be had and spoke and wheel brushes are provided to add to ease In cleaning the ear. : "When the ear is new. polish is I not essential and care should be I I taken and an expert should be ; consulted when polish in selected, t I Condition of the finish of the ear! shou!d determine tho kind of pol- i ish to use. In nearly every in- 'stance where the finish is dull and t j any amount of washing does not j i bring hack the lustre, there is I some good polish that will cut thru the film of sticky, oily dirt j ..-iiHt bring bad; the gleaming fen- i tiers and body that it bad when It ; was first brought from the dealer. ! "Kaeh year during the second week of September, after vacation days are over, the Western Auto I Supply company stores hold their annual . Clean-lrp-Your-Car-Week. This year the sale Started Satur day, Sept, iiXth and ends Sept. 1 "i. liy John Kvnns (At-sot'iuicil I 'reus Stall' Writer.) I "A It IS ui'i Aerial police tor riot iluly and the pursuit of: air plane bandits have recently been organized by' l-'rcnch auiho;riliCM witli an eye to I ho future. Two airplanes, equipped toping down lor This is more difficult than IL u close Inuk every now and then. seems, say police officials, because Tho u-bsei-vers. with strong glasses, uho communists, the main of fen -scan (lie Htreels and report con- ders. know they are watched and stantly, by wireless, tu two police, somelimoa organi'.o. concentrations cars below equipped with' sending ,tuite as cleverly as the police pre atid receiving sets. The prefecture Venl them from becoming danger- i police. ;iiso, is in wtrt'iess loucu 'ous. also, is in wireb .vith hot h (be airplanes and the ears no that tho thousands of po i'li ' lb-' and mounted (larde Ucpuldi- Cban rags wanted at tho Mail Tribune office. tf , radio genera- mR5.LfflUDtKhn u livu again. Now to explain tho details, we were in the Oregon Caves; had come . over there from Grants Six lottcrmdn Imvo turned out for football this year, but about that many more are expected to work out Monday night. Close to H.ri met Thursday evening to prac tice. Mr. Cnllison, flic coach, has stated that he thought the team Would be much lighter than form erly. The schedule for the fall is not definite, but garnet with Salem, KtiKone and Corvallis are expected. Miss Ruth Klla Dickerson, mem ber of the linglish department of the high school, was unable to re turn at the first of the term be cause of tho serious illness of her mother. Mrs. I-ucillo O'Neill Is Hubsttluting. J iovc, ' hca h h a nd comfort . t 'omnia nd ETHYL. Ilyrd felt, thai, it was equally ne- V, S. Ve found out afterward essary in the colder regions in that that man Is an Associated order to avoid -inciting- Ice to ol- J'ass to see 'them. The eaves Oil .company official who is iruv- lain urniKing water, wore discovered back in 187-1 but ; cling 'through the northwest with l! -DrinkhiK water kept unpVotect they have been forming for over his wife so that wasn't so bad.d in the heated interior of the 110.000 years and. now there 'arc j In fact I thought it was rather ! vessel would lie , just as distasteful great big caverns connected by good myself. -to the crew as warm water would Lir- zh.--. -.-t -rr.r:: .r, . z- . any place else, Commander liyrd 51RKEY COLLEGE Scientific Notes New Inventions The NIOW Y'OIIK, Sept. 8. (P) Mrs. Kvangeline Lodge J jndborgh, j mother' of Colonel Charles A. Ilnd- j berg h, sailed lor Turkey on the Co nle Grande today to loach at the Constantinople woman's col lege, where she lias accepted an Connected U batteries and about the bead, i the worn tw Humorous sideviews of home life. m,l,IP(L 1 m ,J-V1''1 expedition is appointment as visiting professor together with recipes of tasty j '"" " l quipped tnat uf chemistry. She was ueeo.mimn- 'has ever left civiliicalioii lor an e.v- ,y .Miss Alice .Morrow, sister southern dishes are featured in .j u,lli(,(i (,x)lm,aion. Wvery possible of Tjw,Kht .Morrow. American am- : ints novci eiiiei-uiuiiiifiii. iituinmj ;saiegu.ru lor inc neaun ami -ou- luKHiitln- to Mexico. Miss Morrow iiuiuiiniu.iv rtpen-y-K imichcii m ornig re- t ven icnce oi too party was .taken tu to be hostess at the a band efficient elee- hours to-'l'acific eoast housewives'. I York. the ship sailed from Xew i college. Classified advertising get, results 'orosion of pipe lines Hint carry oil has perplexed scientists for some time, but bureau of stan dards investigators, after a num ber of tests, have announced that they are of the opinion tho action is due lo electricity. Running thru noils where the ground is of differ ent chemical composition and of varying moisture content, the pipe is subjected to the results of a dis charge and a collecting of electri cal current at different points. The earth, in other words, becomes a sort of huge battery of cells form ed by the different soil sections. trie lamps direct their rays where j most needed when repairing tbo ; oar, are not in tbo way and need j no extra adjustment after once put ; on. The headband is comfortable and secure, both hands arc; left . free for use, and each light can be lui'hed so that the rays may be! throw!) in any -direction desired. A new type of wheel having two ', tires, rum within the other, and said to lie adaptable either to tiki- tor or trolley Cars was exhibited recently. Tbo outer tire is of solid rubber, tho other, inside it. is pneumatic and is Incased In a steel : frame next to the bub. This ar rangement is said to take the strain from the outer tire While the inner one acts as a shock absorber. 1 Punctures are also eliminated. ew D and TO a glorious escape from obsolete fashions To test various theories as to the efficiency of radio waves in treat ing disease, a special apparatus has been devised in Krance. It is so arranged that the radiations may be better directed upon the affected parts and. at the same time, there is a means for measur ing the amount' of absorption. In a test, a coil of copper wire is wound around the arm. leg or other .part, acting as a radio re ceiver. One and one-half parts of borax to a thousand of water proved fatal to mosquito larvae, Cornell university scientists have found. They used it with good results on rainwater barrels, cisterns and other places whero the mosquitoes multiply, and discovered, also, that the borax holds Its larvae-killing powers for a long time. One ex periment lusted nearly two months but the solution did not lose its strength. The Investigators add, however, that the borax should be used only where its effects on- ani mals and on plant life will be of no serious consequence. Among tbo devices being tested by the army air corps for safer flying is an improved altimaler ; that registers the exact distance between the plane and the ground , objects beiow at all times. This I would give a pilot reliable infor j mation us to bis altitude even if1 jhe were flying through fogs or in jdarkness. Instruments now In use' are operated by atmospheric pres sure and show distance above sea level. Few of them are effective , below 1000 feet. , Ntw CbntUr "7v Homditer with rumble t tat), f355 Wirt ubteli extra Conveniences of n hotel room or i a liner cabin may be enjoyed on jtbe railroad in a double-decked ; sleeping car designed by an can item, architect. It provides better; ! facilities foe dressing, greater pri- ; jVacy, and each berth, or room be jlow, has an individual washstand jand other plumbing, while the ; same advantages are provided for 1 I each pair of upper berths, Instead ' ! of the usual center aisle,1 a pus-' I sage way runs along tho aide of the ; jcar for about two-thirds of its -i length. ' Love and Lemon Pie Over Radio AfTER nearly four years of imitation and emulation Chrysler now brings to the price groups of the new "75" and "65" a lavish ness of beauty which was never there before. The style of yesterday, still living in many new cars, is rendered obsolete because it is succeeded today by Chrysler cars so ' completely new in design that they estab lish new measures of beauty and style. New slender -profile, chromium -plated radiator, arched-window silhouette, the New Chrysler "75" Prices Royal Setan, $?531i 2-passetger Coupe with rumble teat, $'535,- Roadter with rumble seat), $1555; Town Se- dan, fb ply J nil-balloon urn). All prices f. 0. b, Detroit grace and sweep of its "air-wing" fenders, the luxury of fitting and appointment sin gle these new Chryslers instantly as the new style that re-styles all motor cars. Surely the mere evidence of the eye be cause performance is assuredly the very name of Chrysler proves at once that both the new "75" and the "65" have been lifted up to an intrinsic value which hundreds of dollars yes, sven a thousand more than their selling Drice could not have secured before. m New Chrysler "65" Prices Busitiett Coupe, iiaqn; Roadster with rumble seat, 1 ody, 2-doorSedan, $ rofi;'I'our $ng ijtr, Stojs; q-door statin, St ijtf Coupe with rumble seat), $1145- liy utilizing the waste gases from the ship's boiler fires, a way has been found to prevent explosions on a large tank vessel. The meth od seems Incongruous at first as the vapors leave the stack at a temperature of 400 to 500 degrees T'ahrenhelt and It would he sup posed that they would prove k menace when Introduced into the oil tanks. But the gaues re first cooled with a unit-water spray be fore being let Into the tanks and. as they are devoid of oxygen, they act as an effective "smothering blanket." Popular Mechanics. Crater Lake la only a three and a half hours drive from Medford pver a wonderful highway. The love motive is a "sure-fire" feature In most movfnff picture dramas these days, n Is best evi denced by a preponderance nf ro mantic plots. Then there was the ; movie hi which lemon pb was the "piece tie resistance"- if pro iperly directed, shades nf Charlie jt'liaplin and Harry Latigdon. 1 Hut it remained for the radio to join these two together when '.Marry Kperry declared that "love W (be meringue on the Virion pie I of life." : Mammy K perry, representing the traditions and philosophies of the Sold South, broadrasts the "goin's- on" In her kitchen every Tuesday and Friday morning ovr the ma Ifons of the Taeiric Coast network. CHJSMJE1 FITCH MOTOR CO. 128 S. Riverside Phone 762 Greatest August in 'o gam over NOW August has milled its sweeping plu ruhty lo Willys-Overliuid's impressive lolnl for 1928. Willi t consecutive moil I lis have broken every rceord for the corresponding months in all of Willys-Ovcrlund's 20-year history. Last month 68 more people hought Whippet and Willys-Knight cars than in August, 1927 a gain of more than two-thirds! Experienced motorists are quick to appreciate the superiority of the Whippet Four, with its many engineering advantages never before brought lo the light car field ; the Whippet Six, the world's lowest priced Six, with 7-hcaring crankshaft and other cosily car features; and i the Willys-Knight Six, which now, at thclowcst prices in history, brings the unmulclialile smoothness, silence, power and operat ing econ omy of the patented double sleeve-valve engine within easy reach of thousands of new hiivcrs. W!J.YKNSG3 -a six COACH Slumlord Sit Coitin flfM.'it Sc'nn ?1(W."t TourinR W5t Huuilalrt- 9.". S inl .ix 31:195 to lt'J5. ;ivat six (uur.e tu fhippet 4-cylindcr & SEDAN TonHtift $r,5 Knntliitcr (2-pnn.) la.li I'unn'Attir twit It riiiultlo nriii) frn Coups .1."I,ri Cnhriolrt Cniitr(wilh rnllniwUilc top) !l'.'.t Cout-lt 9.".'tr. All Vit-i.-OverIniil prlrrs f. u. I, Totailii, Ohio, mid BpcilirtilioiiH fcu'iiirrt to rlmnur without nutirot Wihyn-Ovrrliiml, Int ., Tnlr.li, Ohio, n n its III MMMUMmW- t, lM I BW Ma km Sm wr ml BuWir as t ii i mt cth 'vwmi UlUf MM WOKMI'S I.OWKST-IMtlCrn SIX 4 VI 1 1 II ?.1IKAN; CIIANKMIIAIT J 'I'ourliiH $)!.-( !((,;., htrr $(,115; Coach 6&'J."t Coupe $i)'). TREICHLER 30 North Holly lOTORS, INC. Phone 615 rW - " - ' f in "ibi ,!f i war hi r 1 V. if V v- Vv A I.I I' I'. I IM K of Hcliieveinent is crowiiccl hv the Duraiil. "5 l(e l.iivc.Scdmi the large.m. spi-cdii-st, and most liiMirioiiH of the nil ru-smai l Dnriuit Sliver Anniversary Sixes. II Tlii.s Iiciiii i if n ..nr r... mams llie most refreshing expressiim uf niiiv's '1. lllnde I lion'-il nlonl lis lunc i:ihsc. siih'C v2?rt- llllut and oilier manufacturers have T .-Jt u"""'"""''! new models". See it todav. 9 i f 6unft.u-ftff ftWmiTWf .TPx&ftTPvV SABIN & RINDT 32 North Riverside Phone 3G6
