Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 12, 1928, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextSfEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOOy, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12,. 1928 emembe YOU'RE THERE WITH A Grosley 8-tube All-Electric Dynamic Speaker $134-75 Complete .Music Box 402 E. Main Phone 433 Buy Christmas Health 8eals CHILDREN AIDED IN HEALTH IRK OF IS CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF EAGLE POINT C.E. byterlan church at 7:45 j. t. These' meetings will be conducted until J further notice. Mm. Anna Brophy and family are all sick with flu. j Many of the children were absent ! from school Monday, due to bad colds and flu. J Mrs. McClfllan left Friday even-j ins ffr Wasco, to be ut the bedside i ( of her daughter, who is sick. I Donald Ashnole out of school. suffering slight bronchial trouble "There are children k' owing into manhood una womanhood In Oie Kon who would hot be alive today but for tho successful campaiKn UKainHt tuberculosis. "There are men and women moving: into their riper years and making their best contribution of service and citizenship to the time In which they live, who today would bo remembered only by an epitaph except for tho effective blows I Btruck against tuberculosis. I "That is wht It means to say that through organized effort the death rate from tuberculosis has been reduced by half. "And organized effort, much of it heroic nnd sacrificial, has been supported and is being financed by just those little penny, dime nnd dollur donations that people make through tho purchase of Christmas HealH. - , "No money secured in Oregon for tho public weul is being more roHUltfully spent or with greater valuo from every dollar than this anil-tuberculosis fund raised in liny suniH from many givers. Think uf it! Coins actually converted Into life!" The ubuvo quotation rcpreHentH" the opinion of Marshall X. Dana, associate editor of the Oregon Jour nal and chairman of the hospital ization rommltleu uf the Portland Chamber of Commerce, regarding the work which Im made possible In Oregon by the annual sale of Christ tuns Seals. Mr. Dana has been connected In a volunteer ca pacity wltli the antl-tuberculoHls movement in Oregon since it wns firm begun, back In 1DIG. r.AijLihi pui.m, ore., Dec. J'. Wr. and Mrs. Perry were Med (Speclul.)The Christian Endeavor i ford shoppers Monday, society met as usual on Humlay' Mr. and Mrs. Calder and Mr. and evening. Miss Elva Castor, presi dent of the Crater Lake union. MT. rbK&IKNH, Midi., Dec. 11. (P) In charred clothing, some of which still smouldered, tho body of un unidentified man about 40 years old, was found today on a highway near rilea, Mich. Pollco expressed tho belief he had been burned nllve. Tho theory was that ho was the victim of Detroit's underworld and (hat he had been tortured to death by gangsters. Tho only clue to Identification was a laundry mark, "M. H," on Ihe Hhlrt band. which Includes Jacson,. Jcophine and Klamath counties, gave a talk i Kndeavor work, after which the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: . President, Kathetine Phllbrook; vice-president, Sybil Castor; secre tary. Dorothy WDhlte; treasurer, Rudy W'etdman; prayer meeting chairman, Elsie Wllhite; social chairman, George Phllbrook: look out chairman, Bob Phllbrook. All young people are welcome. Jack Foley, who has been In the hospital In Portland for three weeks, returned homo Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson nnd son Tlngley of Medford took dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Uoy Ash pole and son Donald visited with Roy's par ents,. Mr. and Mrs. John Ashpole, In Medford Sunday. , ' Tho box social given by tho P. T. A. was very well attended, every one reporting a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Avers of Medford attended tho Orange dance Saturday night. Also they vUlted with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Haley Sunday. Mr. and Mm. Harvey Ktantey nt'o the proud possessors of a new Hoick 60 coach. Karl Stoner of the Oarage has been In bed nearly a week with the Mrs. Burgman, all of Medford, and ; Mrs. Kd Cowden of Eagle Point i visited Sunday with Mr. und Mrs. Percy Haley. Next Sunday, December 16th, Mr. and Mrs. Patterson of Med ford will again be with us. Mrs. Patterson wlllvpreacn the sermon, this subject being, "Modern His tory in tho Light .t Prophesy.".; Everyone should make an effort to hear Mr. Pntterson's discourse. The! time is 11 till 12. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Preaching, 11 a. in. Young People's meeting. 8 o'clock; , Thursdays, 7:45. The public is in vited to attend these meetings. j Roy Stanley of the Mt. Pitt dls-! trict 'was In Eagle Point looking after his cattle Monday. j Lylo Carlton Is In bed with tho : flu and is very bad at this writing. ; Among the out of town -leople trading at the Eagle Point hard ware store' weie, A. C. Knedler, Guy Prultt, Fred Pottigrew, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips of the Meadow Brook ranch, Mr. and Mrs. Orvill Henderson of tho Miller Orchard, lien Klngery, Mr, and JMrs. W. C. Waddell, George Hurdot, J. M..King and Elroy Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stowell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. M rs. R oy a 1 1 i row n is goi n g to Medford twice a week to take elec tric treatments. Due to tho cold, foggy, weather which we have been having fr the L ', Klamath expanded by mOrlolinK garngo nt 423 South Sixth ptreet. Not MllK'Mlitl(HIM, NEW IPSWICH N. H. (Pj- FaliB $35,000 will bo i Antorin Locnl building company 1 iriHhonm, hero ,l not suporstl- W. W. Fordnoy for ro- .wardod contract for . JJ'TlfZt i of two now boat orles Co. for Booth Flail-; two ponds in u cemetery, aro not uncommon. Ask for our Booklet, "How Shall I, Invest My Money' A Home Investment. Like Jackson County Building & Loan associ ation Preferred or Intallment stock combines AVAILABILITY and PROFIT with ABSO LUTE SAFETY! Why not begin one of these, excellent saving investments for the children, this Christmas? They earn 7 percent and 8 percent. Come in let us tell you more about our stock saving plan. ' County B uil d i n;g & Loan Association A Place to Invest Your Savings Over 19 Years in Medford Not One of Oiir Stockholders Has Lost a Penny flu. Mrs. Stoner Is homo attending; h.Hl W(.pk. .,. fin him sitrcnd con t smeraoiy. jvi mu roil viu(sjui ijiuiuii iiii.-i.-L- lngs are being held every evening. i'lvtingoliHt, Ali'j Johnston. Tho choir of tho Presbyterian church rehearsed at the home of Mrs. Royal Mrown Tuesday. Mr, Itaymond Holer and daugh ter, Mrs. W. Von dor Hollun, und Mr. and Mrs, Rose and baby visit ed with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Florey Sunday. Mrs. VanSr.oy, Lylo VanScoy and our high school teacher, Miss Hurt, motored to Ashland Sunday, and enjoyed a pleasant visit with Mrs. Harry Carlton and family. Mrs. Carlton and Mrs. VanScoy are sis terM. On their return tlMp they took in the Fanchon and Marco show. Luc lb; Hurst has been on th' sick' Hut these hist few days, lull In able to bo around. Among the visitors ty our town Monday, doing business v,lth our merchants, were Henry Franeh and sou Lloyd, Charley Glvan, Tom Cilvan and Elmer Robertson. The third and fourth degree team, under the supervision of Ted Seamun, are practicing, and will soon bo ready for work. Rev. Morgan, who has been sick liusn lant few weeks, Is slowly re covering. Friends visiting at the Morgan homo Sunday were Mr. and Aim. Harry Young, Mr. and Mrs. (lammil, Mrs. Itarnum, Mrs. Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, all Of Phoenix. Mr. nnu Mrs. A. R. McDonald are real sick with flu at thin writing. We hope for their npeedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dltsworth of near Prospect were In Eagle Point Monday truding at the Geo. Itrown & Sons' store. Mrs. Rosle Smith took dinner Sunday at the homo of Mrs. Mattlo Courtney. A real old-foshloncd tur key dinner was served with trim mings galore. Hill Lewis 1r one of the victims, of tho flu. lf Ho is In bed nt this writing. i Ituy T. H. stamps from tho school chltdron and help a worthy cause. Mr. and Mrs. Devaney and fam ily of Central Point visited wlth;that in, the handle he has pro Mrs. Dovaney's parents, Mr. and ferred ever since his retirement, Mrs. A. R. McDonuld. Us the most distinguished naval .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dltsworth Constructor America has produced enjoyed a very pleasant, visit ami among the foremost In the wuri-.i. A casual glance over is record and personal accomplish ments In furthering Jho art of scientific ship building will moro than justify that assertion- Hut what most Impressed tho: Rystundcr was the breadth and scopo of the explorative research work this man of nearly "0 has been guiding and directing ever hitu-o his retirement, and all with tho smiling assertion that he is Just dabbling a little betweou visits to his Virginia farm. That recalls a story told of him. t when as a young officer stationed! at Maro Island navy yard, ho ap-J pcared to bo devoted wholly to' tennis, football, social diversions and the like. In tho midst of this seemingly busy, but not very stu dious life, there appeared without1 warning, Taylor's first book . on ' ship" skin friction, u new science virtually. It took all tho guess-j work out of wurship speed ulti mutely and did away with tho old navy specd'bonus contract. That science, and tho use of u model bust u us h first uld to scientific 1 shipbuilding, wero Taylor's con-, I A WASHINGTON BYSTANDER By Kiri;e t. Simpson, WASHINGTON. It's a rart thing, judging by long experience In Washington, to find a man en titled to wear a high sounding mili tary or naval handle to his name who deliberately soft pedals Its use. Such being the case In a city full of generals and admirals, ac tive, retired and reserve, the Hy stnnder was again edified when ho called on an old friend who hap pens to be tho first naval officer on whom congress conferred the rank af admiral of the staff In his own right, and found him at work behind an office door that bears' tho simple legimd, "D. W. Taylor, Vice Chairman." He is, in fact, Rear Admiral David W. Taylor, retired, wartime chief of the bureau of construc tion, who since his retirement hos boon continuously active In the di rection of the national advisory committee on aeronautics. He was one of the original presidential ap pointees to tho committee nnd could not bo spared from that work on his retirement for ago some years ago from the octive list of tho navy. Navy's Ship Kxpprt, Tho Hystander has ho hesita tion in saying that Admiral Tay lor, or rather Dr. Taylor, slnca took dinner with Mr. und Mitt. Roy Smith Monday. Saturday, December 151 h. a tur key dunce will bo held at the Luke Ivlncald halt, 'Fugle Point. Thursday. Dcrembar Jllth, Mr. and Mrs. Patterson of Medford will conduct a Hlble slud,y at the Pre- CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Full of Vitamins, Should Be Eutcn Daily, Says Doctor Dr. Morris FUhbein,- Editor of Iho Journal of the Americun Merit vul AxKociution. reeontty wrote in the New York Telegram ubout canned fruits nri vegetables. If all of the women could rend this articlO, mora cunning factories would f ave to be built in a hurry. Ho mnkes this startling state ment: "Canned tomatoes, and canned spinach have been tested thrco years niter canning and the evidence did not indicate any ap preciable loss in vitamins. Indeed, the canned tomatoes after three years were as rich in vitamins as raw tomatoes. Canned strawberries wore, also found to equal raw straw berries in vitumin content." lie de scribes how car.wd cabbage, peas, spinach, apples and peaches were shown to bo rich in itnmin C. Just think what wonderful news this is for all of us in this country where caiiiiU, h U-v.i u vclopcd tu such a point of perfection that wo can buy canned almost any fruit or vegetable that is grown. Sorvo your family liberally with canned fruits for breakfust and for dessert, and servo them liberally with canned vegetables and fruits for luncheon and dinner. Canned peaches, apricots, apples, pears, or strawberries are delicious served with cereals for breakfast and with TW utilities of a citv are combined motor car in your YOUR automobile ' is something like a miniature city. There is ah electric light and power system, a water-system, a fuel system. In the new Ford, you will find each of these systems of the latest design and built of the best ma terials. Every part has been made to serve you f aitlif ully ' and well and at a minimum of trouble and expense. Take, f at example, tlie genera torone of the most important parts of the electrical system which supplies the current for lighting and for engine ignition. In the new Ford, the generator is of the power-house type and is distinctive in many features. It lias been specially designed to prevent most forms of trouble. Oiling is necessary only once a year. About the only thing you need do is to have the charging rate changed as the seasons change. Closely allied to the electrical system is the ignition system. It, too, is of new mechanical design in the new Ford. There is but one high tension cable and that con nects the coil with the distributor. Even cables from the distributor to the spark plugs have been eliminated. Special care has also been taken to make the distribu tor water-proof, thus preventing short circuits from rain, etc. - The electrical and ignition sys tems of the new Ford are so simple in design and so carefully made that they will give you surprisingly little trouble. Yet that doesn't mean they should be neglected. Certain little attentions are needed from time to time. The storage battery should be given water and the connections kept clean. The generator charg ing rate should be changed as in dicated. Spark plugs should he cleaned at regular intervals. Dis tributor points should also be kept clean and the distributor cam given a light film of vaseline every 2000 miles. N These arc just little things, but they mean a great deal to your car. You can have them looked after at very small cost by the Ford dealer when you take the car in for oiling and greasing. A' thorough checking-up at regular intervals will lengthen the life of your car and give you many thousands of miles of care free, economical motoring. Ford Motor Company A. A. Still llncluuiKcd. !Kanlzeit years hko. Toledo ! coopf til of fowls he hnd prepare CHICAGO () Tho . Amorlcon dropped ouUfor three years, but for u.ket hn(i disappeared. Bu Association is tho only baseball .returned. : i his path lay a pocketboo league that has remained Intact j WHITWEMj, Tenn. UP) .lames i containing $300, for which h since Its orpanl7Jttion. It whh or- Stevenson, farnier. discovered a found no claimant. trlbiUjion to tho world. Ilusy With Aviation. I As or this day, with his active career supposedly behind him, the Bystandor found Dr. Taylor burled I boneath hundreds of suRKcstod i aviation Inventions, which must1 have his Indorsement to get go eminent financial support: delv Ing ulso Intu possibilities of subj marine saiety oevlces or tho fu-? luro as active head of the bounl appointed aw a result of tho S- dlKaster; rpnnthie for tho shin hull channo details of the project' on which tho shipping board W spending millions In an effort tiij add three, or four "knots to tho speed of slow and uneconomic war-bulll frcliihtors and tntlmutoly In touch with details of work at: the hugo aviation research lab oratory at Lang-ley field, operated by tho advisory committee. Thera aro stirringly promising thlnxs for Ico cream for dessert. Ther is ,ho " of aviation In the works health In delicious canned fruits."1!-. anil vegetables. Sweeten the vege- And that Is Have Taylor's Idea' tables to taste when preparing them t the way to retire and take life ! for scrying. The Sugar Institute. oa- FINAL OPPORTUNITY EXTRAORDINARY SALE New Dodge Sixes Shirt1 our announrriiK'iit ;ipiroxiinately three, works iigo of our price reduction sale on new current Duilp: Brothers Standard and Victory Six-Passenger t';irs wc have disposed of" all but seven "of these automobiles. All of these automobiles are the very latest types big, roomy car's, with beautiful colors and rich utJholstery. Each the most astonishing car in its class. Outstanding bargains at their former prices and now at these new prices the most extraordinary bargains in history. We still have nvailablo the models designated below it is our suggest ion that if yon are contemplating the purchase of one of these automobiles you act at, once. STANDARD SIX . umber New Price Saving Still Available Delivered 1 DeLuxe Sedan ...$1,020.00 $175.00 Sedans 975.00 165.00 . VICTORY SIX SbA6r -it,, New Price Saving Still Available Delivered 2- DeLuxe Sedans :. $1,185.00 $225.00 Convenient Terms even at these low prices! ' Eakin Motor Company 16 SouthTir Street Phone 304