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MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOOX, ftFXDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1928.
Neto Models In Dodge Victory Six Line , -Dredges Displace "Sourdoughs
Brighten Lawn With Crocuses
liulltK are bettor for thin pur- j
poyn' ihiin the tilant jdzen us they j
require U'fn dint tjrhunct of the nod.
The old practice of outlining th I
Initial of the hmne owner with
hul lis or of making eometi leal
pattern hat given way to the much j
more art ini ic nn i urn 1 Hyutem of .
Mcnttcrlnir the hull' over the lawn j
UK If they had occurred naturally
In Hinull iiiif) large groupa and occa-
slonally a tJ n ! hulh. Standing in ;
the middle of the lawn and throw- ;
Ing them about han often heen t
rtenerihd an a method of rilMrlhu- !
tlon, hut many bulbs are lout by ;
this method. They can ho strewed :
along In comparatively straight :
'linen In the wimn eurelcKH manner ;
and can he kept track of hetter and t
give the wiiiie natural effect.
CrocuceH tucked into the bedH and !
hordei-H anions pereiinlalH give a .
pay early pprtng display nnd color
In tlw warden and it bright preface
! to the HPaxon'H hlnom. They are
t'f'K'UWs FUiuti'il In Drift j also hnmWmie mibjects for potH In
(Vumph HpurkU)tf on the lawn j n minnv Vvliwlow an they hlnom '
Thc fhxt glad nulcklv after helntr brouuht to the
light nnd have a reason of two
weekH of bloom. ;
CrocUHOH should he bought in
More than 1 .000 peronn wr?
ployed durinK the pn'limiuaVy
wuik. but -with the dtart of actual
mining thi nunihoi was cut to
500.
fJovernmcnt officiaU in Alu.sk :i
pi f diet that the hundreds of
cUtims purchased by the explora
tion firm a lo up interior reams
will vield from $ I a0,O00,OU0 to
rifl.000.000 in pom. Company
inake a mui h
FAlllBAXKrf, Alakt iJP) Alaa- the Fairbanks ExpQ-atin com-
ka golden heart is Hhrobhins pany, a rtutisidiaL'y of the United
. aain, Um heat tjuii kened by me- States HmeliinK and Iiefining com-
; eh an lea I piantB which are dinplac- pany. constructed an 85-mJle can-
' inp the hardy prospector of the al and an ele tric power plunt
adventuous puld rush daya 30 to develop .1.000 horsepower,
i vears apo. O ' ' A network of pipes was built
Modern mnrvelH of tlie sold in- to mako poHtdhle the thawinp of , 0nu ,.rs however.
I dtiKtry, huge hydraulic dredge he and frozen ground by the W(1. estimate of about $r.n.ono.
I supplemented with novel method;, pressure of cold water, thus loos- ooo.
; huve attracted new life to this tnlnjz the ROld-bearing gravel for introduction of the gigantic
vast dlHU-let In the very heart : two dredges. This method of piucer operations ha sent the
or Alaska. Streams where the' thawing was adopted after ear- population of Fairbanks upward,
flourdough" labored with pick Her experiences with steam and )iUl lhe mushroom growth that
and shovel will be mined again. the building of fires on the sur- followed the first discovery of
Jce nnd frozen earth, long the fare of the ground bad proved miti H ftCkIng. At the time of
! enemy of the Alaskan plnpe; too costly. The company also lilft Rmit rush the town boasted
: minr. have been conquered by erected here the farthest north r i T o " 0 Inhabit ants. Within a few
: extensive systems of cold water ; fireproof office building in North years the number dwindled to
i thawing, and gold' which the i America. . ' . iess than 2.000. but the revival
early fortune seeker failed to get ' Five ijjore dredges will be add-cf mining has sent Iho total M
j will be taken by machinery fyjm ! ed, to Mo operations within tho!m.nr 4,000.
the gravel many creeks. 'next two years. It will take from 4 Nl
j Ijirge seule operations, made i 25 to 30 yearn, it iw believed, to Klamath Kails VpyovhneiiNV
poKsiblo by the expenditure of wash the known gold-bearing grnv- Timber t ompany propose to eon-
tmoro thnn $10,000,000. were start-j'el beds near here. with. extensions struct huge mill four miles south
ed this summer after two years to adjacent territory assuring west of here. Will employ ISmo
iof preparation. During this time, years of additional . production, men. .
In March give "he first glad 1
signal that spring Is on the way. !
The planting of crocuses In sod is .
an old practice and a very attrac- j
tive plan, although the bulbs are; quantity with 100 as a minimum to
ATTRACTIVE colors and stylish' appearance mark the new Victory Six four-pas
sender coupe now being offered by Dodge Brothers, wui five wire wheels as stan
dard equipment. The hood and cowl of the car pictured along with molding and upper
structure are black, while the belt panels and body are in opal cream. Custom finished
coachwork and special upholstery are featured.
produce an effect In the garden.
All the small bulbs need to Oc '
planted In quantity To give them 1
full effect. They are most con- ;
veniont material as their foliage '
dies down enrly und tiuj'n not Inter-,1
fere with oQr vegffatlon while '
being overgrown does not In the .
Wiort llvctl under this treatment '
where the gs Is cut before the
crocus lenvesVurn yellow. However, !
bought In quantity, crocuses are '
sufficiently cheap to make replant-!
Ing no great burden In comparison 1
with the show In early spring when '
it Is most appreciated.
ihe yellow crocuses are the first leasL harm the bulbs. It Is, la fact,
to flower and give the brighlont an advantage and protects them
effect. They are followod quickly j from premature drying off, tliUH
by tW purplo, white and striped producing stronger bulbs for the
forms. They can bo planted wllh-i following year.
out disfiguring the lawn by using a Crocuses in the lawn nre short
sharp trowel, filing at an edge: lived chiefly because It Is necessOv
ior ion purpose, lining a crescent to mow the
of grass, placing the bulh under It , of thn bulbs
und replacing the divot. The smaller thus weakening the bulbs
HOME EDUCATION
'The Child's First School Isgpe Family.' Froebel
' Issued by the National Kindergarten Association, 8 West 40th
BtreC. New York City. These articles are appearing eacb Sunday
In the Mall Tribune. .
THIS MATTERF TRtlTH-TELLINQ
'. Edith Lochridge Reid "
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children have hoard their .parents j
nvp KimHur tacticu to bivak enRage- j
mpntK that wore undOHiraltlo.
At least, the truth tolling hahltj
.should he cultivated in children.'
This cannot lip done iiy.thrents ofj
punishment nor liy means of the
hard an?l fast command to he truth
ful, but only by establishing a re
spect for tho spirit of truth.
"Dorothy tolAme that the doic ! ure t because of , tearing her new'
Krabhod her dress and tore It.ut dresK, she would only have hnd thnt
lawn before tho follnie I Oinw '"'"h lne "l'l,,p 'reoVnd offense to tliink about. As It was
s his time to mature i H""K " nH enmc down." .Mrs. the reuret of tearlni; her dress was
ilnnr Iho bulbs ' Allen looked worried and resentful sulinlei'Keil in the four of having to
Wave Changes
Mayard H lining
For Distance
pay a penally for ellmhloK Iho ire
NEW VOHK, Oct. 2S. M') Ite-
Smith in Three States
ns she related her trouble.
"Why did yuu think she tout you I have never known nny child i VVn nf interest In distance hunting j
Hint?" Qkoil Kiundmothor, who up- 1 problem to he net ilp.il In a satlsfac- ! from me reallocation of wave
poured placid and confident, as If tory way by 'threatening punish- lengths, effective November 11,'
the might bo ahic to analyze Ihe mcnt." ..... Cordon C, Sleeper, radio authority,
siluation from a more detached clraudmolher had been firm nnd believes.
jjewpolnt than the molbor could. convincing. .Mrs. Allen was rebuked...' Although there are. almost al-:
forthe lending 1 ""b, I know why sh.O"'d 'he lie, "After all." thought the latter. ; ways .,, programs from the local !
Harding Ved li. i,y ; for that's certainly what It was, ; "the desire to mivc that little bird stations, it cannot he denied that
II .was sure to go democratic, rn- , .151.1100. In Hllii Hughes Tarried ' ,"i" 1 reKrel """" "u" ' .
. - . . i. . . . . ffnll In ntv ntvn I ti 1 1t'll I etv " vf rt Und tlin n the plifld'u rlnKN 1111(1 It i nut
Mrs. Allen. strange that saving Q bird seemed
"Why was It" asked grand- (if more Importance to Dorothy tit
Governor Smith declared
other day that New Jersey
longer was doubtful,, meaning that candidates.
the 1.0S3.000 . In
niwvolo of 870.000
1!)20, with a total
questionably luOfootK ho same i the jiato by rOOO over Wilson
way about New York, his own theQvo polling 000 votes.
Nlnin whlnh ho hnu r-in-.'tnl four' .MassachllHettH L'nvo Cnoltdiro n
times out of five times up ns can- : Plurality of 42:'.OOo0OVer Davin mother, still more keenly interested that moment than minding her own
dlilntn for governor. He doubt-1 In Iai Follette getting 141,'
less feels scarcely less confident j 000, the total vote bofng 1.125.000.
about Massachusetts, and for thollbirdlng had a plurality of 404
fame reason ifco belief that Q" ! 000 over fix in 1H20, the com- i
ntnto Is wet uiTu whole and wilphlned voto being 017,000. !
vote wot. It would bo almost. ' At the same time It must bo
I.npONKible to figure out a vie- i borne In mind that in the' last
tory for Hmlth without tho big ! few years New York not merelv
Kew York vote In tho elcctornt has elected Hmlth governor four
college. Tn order to fool at nil i times. . It has elected two demo
comrortable about their calcula- era tic v Thlted States senators
rlons, the Hmlth forecasters must j Mass.ichuQts has twlco elected
and do Include the three states n democratic governor and twieu
here named. It Is Interesting, ja democratic senafQ New Jer
therofore, to notfO"""" of the yoy has elected d"neratie gov
normal plitralitles that must he ernors In the last three contOis
overcome tn bring about such a and has elected one of these to
result. i the sennto.
foolldgn carried Naw York in' Two facloiH nre counted upon
1924 by a plurality of SCO, 000 ov-jto upwet theMo stateM, In splto of
tr Davis, with a total vota of 2,- i their overwhelming republican
238.000, Including 407.000 or La I record for presidential years. They
Follotto. The largeMt vofe east are liquor Issue null the personal
by the Htatn wns 2.855,000 In 1 H20, i popularity of Smith In and about
Including 203,000 for Dobs. Hard-j New York. It Is the preHence of
lug had a plurality of 1 ,0H0. 000 j these fact ties, against that make.t
over Cox. In 11U Hughes had : the guessing Interesting, but dif
a plurality of 110,000 over Wilson, j flcult. That the voto will ho
v with a combined voto of 1. C28, 000. . larger Bcenis to be accepted. Hoth
New .Jersey gavo rnnltdgn a plu- tho liquor nnd the religious qucH- i
rallty of 378.000 over Davis in lions will stimulate registration
1 024. wllh a total voto. Includ-iand voting, and each will work
Ing lOfl.OOft for Iji Kollette. of 1 both ways. K. " Htnr.
the picking up of a distant station
is far more thrilling than tuning In ;
nn the home town broadcaster, j
With a good set. there should be no;
reason why radio fans on the At
lantic coast cannot hear the power
ful western and Pacific coast sia-'
tions If the radio commlwion's '
plnns work out as expected." ,' i
HI... ...nIt ..f,.l.l
I confronted her with the
In Kolvlng the problem. mother. I'crhnps she wos not so
"Well I told her if I ewr found much to blame as 1.- I wns cross
out tW't she climbed that scraggy about the damage to her dress and
old trro, I'd punish her," answer! frighlO'cd her. She did not tell a
Mrs. Allen. w premeditated He nor deliberately
"Vrtmt reason did Mo give for plan to deceive me
climiiing. it'.' continued grand- i when
mother. fact that she had broken, a com-
"Oh, she hadQniQexcuse about matld.'' .
putting a baby bird Tack In the nest I This Is only one instance of many
or something of the sort," replied i Unit could be cited to bring .out
Mrs. Allen. - "'reasons for untruthfulness inVhlld-
(irandmother was thoiiRhful for i ren. - Hometimes nvor-oxeltement i qulm'z bridge neur OttKluml, (.'allf,
moments. So was Dorothy's , enures a child to tell, Impulsively, . assisting in trapping criminals
There scen?d to bo sev- ; something that is not true. Then ' using this span In making a quick
oral points here that slwiuld be con- prble forbids ndmittlng the fault . get-away from the San Francisco
sldered before censuring Dorothy' and tho first statement Is stub-1 bay cities to the Canadian border,
too harshly or unfairly c.rnnd- i bornly adhered to. Kxaggeratlon Is i Men on tho bridge keep tho set
mother was the first to speak. ' usually the result of a desire to tell Qmed in the 24 hours they are on
"I do not believe Dorothy wouiJ n bigger story thnn a playmate. I duty. Through K(iO, the trans-bay
have told you this untruth If sW j Many children crave notice and np- broadcaster of the fJeneQl Klectric.
had not felt the threat of punish' J platise. often a He Is told to get San Kranclsco and Oakland police
ment hanging over her. While she 1 out of a difficulty or to avoid per- departments give them descriptions
might have expected yiinr-dlmnx-! forming some duty, and very often j of any lawbreaker. headed norih.
WcsfcmAnm'Mid-Fall
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llinTlier.
fladio Now Used In
Trapping Criminals
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