Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 17, 1929, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOUR MTvPFORD HATL TRIBUNE, fEDFOTlD, OREGON'. : BtTNDXY, LARCH 17, lf)2f). i i S i ! i I ' I STOCK SICKNESS IS BLAMED UPON BARLEY DISEASES I i "How Mono 'Piece Bodies Are M&de ? By Frank I. Welter (Aswoclatfd I'reM Furm Krtilor) WASHINGTON (A) . With the ; government still Involved In liti gation with German Importurg. ri( : American barley grown Inst year, 1 President Coolldge has ashed con- i pTeEE for an emergency appropris- lion of $.1S,?80 to 1nvelgato tlio j fusarlum blUht, or ficnb disease of the grain, which Is blamed for , rlcKneas' among livestock. Through the arbitration hoard ! the London Corn Trado tvsrocla- ; tlon, the stale department and j Germany are trying to settle dis putes over payment for the grain. j A te&t case has been made, on the j nulcomo of which the entire con- j troversy is expected to bo settled,; A number of points . havo arisen j and now aro before English courts, t The settlement is to be made un- j der English laws. I Tho German purchase, involving ! between 20,000 and 30,000 tons of j barley, ; was mado nt a contract , price of about ft. 15 a bushel.! Shortly afterward tho export price fell to approximately 83 cents. Tho j Germans say the grnln la infested by sovcral kinds of malignant i bacilli which cause "slaggers." ; Animals eating it first become; listless, gradually loso control of their ' limbs, and finally become j generally paralyzed; I'ost mortem examinations aro said to have es tablished hyperemia, dropsy and ah - assemblago of fluid ln: the memnrano of tho cerebellum and in the splno, ' Tho symptoms are doscrlbed as vory similar to those observed after cattle have fed on darnel, a weed containing a poison known as temulin. Also, experts have traced In the barley poisons called cholin and phcnolln, which they say point to fungoid contami nation, and affect thn intestinal functions. i One dlsputo lo hn settled is whether tho grain which poisoned the animals' was a part of tho No. L' barley shipped from New York, llaltlmoro, JJoston and Norfolk last Septombcr. The Germans say it is, and have place an embargo on barley from the United Htntes, ex cept that grown in Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma and Colorado. Mean while, barley cargoes lie in vnrlous German ports under seal. Cnttlo breeders are afraid to feed It, and the government, lit anxious not to extend tho embargo, which was set for expiration February 28. , It h, understood that the purpose of tho (38,000 upprnpriutlon Is to uomhJct ' federal feed tests in this country. to deternilno what offect tho scab fllsense has on livestock. Experiments already are underway at Purdue university, In Indlnna, and at the University of Wiscon sin college of. ngrlculturo. i)r. A. K. Woods, federal dlroctor of sci entific work,, told congress , the scab disease is causing hoavy losses to barley growers in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Part of the money would bo used In tests to see what may bo done with the diseased crop. . Fusarlum blight, which Is large ly' preventable by proper seod treatment and by careful prepara tion of a seed JsA from which all corn stalks, wheat straw anil other refuse are eliminated appears very noticeably during humid summers. , .. . F j r i I of 3f r, i " I -.ma&nct2biei - A L BUSINESS YEAR SAYS GRANT Wtfev M ''mm J I 1 StMe''' ill! 'si h y& h 1 It I 1 iPETItpiT, -Mar. 1 7. Hetuinlns hero after, an absence of nearly it.slK weeks, during, which a major ity, of the larger cities west of Chicago were visited, R. 11. Grant, tiro president In cuargo .of fuller, for the Chevrolet Motor Cftmpanv, exprestied hlm.self enthusiastically , over the' existing, prosperity anil the inillt-atioiiH that this generally prosperous condition will continue ; throughout tlio jar. ' ., j The tour was mado In tho com j pany of several Chevrolet? depart , mcnt executives and'u- closo study i of local and district business activ j liy was made at each point thru personal investigation,' contact with hundreds of Chevrolet deal ers, bankers and other business men. , - , In Portland and nil over Oregon the Chevrolet party found business generally on the up-grado with every imliwulon of unusual nctlvity throughout the your. Tho outlook for the lumber industry Is general ly better than' fur xomo years. Oregon's excellent uystem of high ways, llko thoso of Washington and California, has done much to. ward shortening distances und has proven the greatest stimulus to decentralization of population and greater activity for. thn former. Die .stock raiser, thn fruit grower let, with its new and greatly Im- los, Ariz,, a spokesman for the os- ' L" H i proved six In the price range of gemhled braves concluded his i '5tthf t?m:r. slt"ng rlKtlt .on.lop'. I speech with the words, t I ' flan' i'IiaI' mr. I a I i prertlcted ;i volume of 1.250, 00 ,M I vnfifl foi 109. Au a result of this & 3 1 touijihru tho far wot I think we jrf ! tiiroiwnrriLntoa in raiMing mat ue 1 . ufa 'to- l.3.Vt,000. Ueyond that Indian no want1 new land, lie satisfied with land his forefather pick out here. He no want move.. White man say he must bo now Indian hero to got all ho can." , , JL H. FUkf. Indian .Inspector, upr-akinff through an Intcrpretor It. H. GRANT Vice President in charge of Sales Chevrolet Motor Company .' HATE TO i J - t AS FLOOD NEARSf f.eni, jirvduction facilities, but these rect descendant . of tho ' famou-i i j enji be Increased if the mat lief. Goronlrno,-to Chief Eiff Horn ..and j .. . .. , . . 'apaches outlined the proposals. , "Tho 'government Is not trying ' to steal your land or your-home," he said. "It has been necessary.' to ask .you to move from" the land !yo nnow occupy but tho govern , !ment Is giving your tribe J96.00O, land tO.iioo to be divided among the Individual Indians. ' "There aro Just 000 of your Apache Indians hero who must novo to new lands and thoro aro 1,000 Pima Indians who will havo ho first prosperity they have ever known through the waters which : I Will lC SlUI Ctl u vuui- and the retail merchant. : These , ... MIAMI ' ! Fi Dav i. dnvildee dom. They do not belong to highways have brought the more :tho waters of tlio' lako created byjtlie Bnrne "'ibo 08 you DUt tnpy isolated sections closer to ththo . Soohdgo dam are .'Isln-'r 'hem. " T mean. ' wholesale and retail markets-.nod land creop:ng toward the lnn.ids of much to tho Plmas and you are to. rail and steamship heads, and O0O Apache Indians whose prop- not OSng anything. Tho govern- 1 havo materially shortened lis- et ty iiventnully will be Submerged. nlPnt H giving you money and tnnecs and lowered' costs and was- ! Aniln the red man Is moving otlnpw lanil." tago of transportation, besides pro- ! thn behest of thn pale faen. Al- "i'o understand" answered the vldlng the key cities ot tho coast I though new lands urn to go, glv-1 spokesman, "wo move, but first greater clearance ot en mm in cxeminge anil some .,r i.nvnmpnl tn nromlse Hi!,000 ,pa'd for the inconvenl-BO01 nda with water." onci and Irouhlo caused, tho In- Tho Apaches have been told they dian is singing his song ot lainenLl could hllV0 lnoir c,oeo of any into the cars of tho great white! ,..i , ,i. i" """". M" wouia oe .miner at wasnington. b0 foun(i Chevrolet's greatest year wero well Perhaps, after all. It is a song of warranted. The automobile Indus-I bargaining rather than of sorrow i - Med ford Is the county seat anil try undoubtedly will havo its ' for nt a. recent conference with ! metropolis of the Itogue Ttlver with much' greater clearance ofjen products through them as distrib uting points. . ' "All Indications point to a won derful business year and that our into the cars of tho great white! greatest year in 19''l). and Chevro- goyernment officials nt Son Car-i vnllev and gateway to Crnter lk. : C 1039 Docse UroUien Corporstloa Zlt-, 'f'w'vo fcaturo on the new Dodgo Brothers Six models, are joined Into a solid froslSSS ri e1l"f machines. Above, nr tho three major sections, each panel being made S,,,,?,' n':U,"; lM!nv- t,,n niM,"K I completed. The mono-piece construction t-l'ea rlsltl'ty and beauty to coach woii. mxd tactically eliminates hodv squeaks and rattles. Scientific Notes FLIVVER SAM 4 . Hut if you nsk Heaven ?" Ho could toll you tho way. 'Which way to. j porous substance possibly not un- I true the volcanic ashes common In v.'irkins parts ot our earth, says 1 Popular Mechanics Minn I n 1 hanks,, thanks lo thee( o snill- Kcintists are quite certain that tho'f ing menu. moon Is not like solid rock in For tho new tube you have structure. Drs. Kdlran Pettlt nmf I nuugui; j . ii, .Mcnotson, of-tho Ml. Wilson observatory, nincle careful meas-' urenunts of the cooling of the The officer of tho law picked his way thru tho rapidly growing crowd and picked up tho slightly bnttorcd victim of a passing mo torist. JIo pulled out his notebook and grabbing tho poor man's arm. snld gruffly, "Vou say you didn't seo tho license number, but could you swear to tho driver?" Tho bleeding one spatted forth i a few teeth and replied solemnly,' "I did; but I don't think. ho hiiinl mo." We judge tho old one good enouch Though imlchrd, 't'woulil go, we thought!" We ramble on whllo imuiing o'er ; The changes time has wrought. One cannot get tlio hot'sea shod ' Tor love nr.r yet good pelf. So Kiit an anvil inhl it iforge . ft 'And do tho work yourself. Hut learn the trick or you may lay A good horse on the shelf. cooling of tho moon as it wont Into the earth's shadow. , A 13-month calendar has" been' adopted by a 'largo. London com pany tn !ni()l,ify tho keeping of ac count s'.'' - - t - - - - ... --u t- j Copyright, Muss Feature (tynd. Moon Is Like Volcanic Ashes : i- A . wonderful new metal, ono third lighter thnn aluminum and with most of the 'valuable proper tics of stoel, will soon be placed on the market. Assuming - that its cost is not prohibitive, Its use will greatly reduce the weight ot air plane engines, and providing Its price eventually becomes low enough, It may also be largely em ployed in automobiles with vast reduction In weight. The name of this new. metal Is beryllium, a cnemical element llko iron, copper aluminum and lead. Plans have boon completed for tho construction of a three-story gloss nouse on top of a New York building. It will he mado nt glass "bricks, translucent hut not transparent. They will ho con nected by concrete and steol rein forcing. Inlerosting effects In lighting will be produced at night, when tho houso Is Illuminated from within, tho architect, pro. mises. Unusual experiments thnt will havo n far-reaching effect on nlr plano design aro being conducted at Langley field, Va. The air re Istanco of the Inereoslngly popu lar radial nlr.cooled aviation mo tor, which now Is ono of the most serious drawbacks of this type of airplane power plant, Is reduced by more than thirty per cont by a radical change In streamlining the cowling, which diverts tho propel lor slip stream around the motor and yet does not Interfere with the cooling. , When Dr. Thomas A. Jaggar, director of tho- Hawaiian volcano observatory, predlclen, the ether day, that there will he an eruption of either Kllnuea or Mnumi l,on this year, scientists paid utlention, for his prophesies with regard to the action of volcanoes lutve been fulfilled with remarkable consls tency In thn past. "A volcano Is not a clock," he explained, "The Internal theory is based on aver ages anil tho averages nrn bused on certain laws or: nature such as those that determine the spnee In tervals of .ripple marks In the sands of the sea or tho time Inter vals when they break rhythmical ly on tho heach." Popular .Me. ehanics Magazine. Contrary to the cartoons, the life of a tourist Isn't all changing tires and eating dust. It has Its Utile pleasures llko everything else! It's fun Just to watch tho signs ulong mo way. For Instance this sum mer, on a trip west, we noticed this sign on one of tho mountain Inclines, "Kay it with brakes -and I save tho flowers!" And nnother time, going up nnother Incline, we found ourselves directly behind n Ford of doubtful ago. Just ns we wero stepping on the accelerator, to pass It, wa noticed a sign on the back which said. "Don't push! I think I can mnko It!" No one Knows for sure of what the menu Is made, but tempera ture tests during tho last eclipse Inillrnle thnt H Is composed' of a DR. RICKERT says: Trained sight develops tho trained mind. Untrained sight hinders the mind. Let noth ing hinder you from getting nn examination today.' We educate and train, sight. DR. JUD RICKERT OPTOMETRIST 222 E. Main Med ford Ore. The Age of Miracles Is Not Past ; j Scotchman Sends , Treatment j and Refunds Money If It Fails I US NEW YOKK, March Id. P Woodrow Wilson is thn subject of play by A. It. Plncl. Production this season la forecast. One of the eight scenes shows a cabinet meet tu$ after tho Lusitanla was sunk. muddy Acid Stomach, Gastritis Stomach Ulcer Pains Stopped Overnight and OMV whal ll to ) to- Otlo to the 2:ird Tho Ford Is my Motor. I shall not want another. It mnketh me to lie in nluees. It lendeth me Into inin.1. i,,i.i lf '" r Buffering f It drnweth o . s umach ailment, no . natter i ..a i . , , . 1. . ' . tne iliK'tors call It, you owe . h urn. nuns ui iicm mr Its yourself and your lamlly Mission Cntiipiiiiiiil. lea, though I understand my Fmil 11 has heen recommended by perfectly, ninny i-iu itic i.'i-ust ptiyii-iun.H I fenr much nvll I men flatly practice fur years For tho stem-l,,.. .i i ; ,.. -No niiitier where ynu live,-what ... ... . ;"" stimuli t.f in,. y,MI occupy, or how . .. long ynu novo heen i,-i- you w i mini a oiowoiit in tlio presence it to yourself to ny thin wniiuYrful oi mine, enemies. Irealnietit I nnnolnteth the Urc with a natch. -N" starving diet, no ilisi ninf, Tho radlnl.ie l,r,n..,v, or distress. on can out' Ihe thine Huroly this thing shall not follnw'tf;'"!, ""Vhv"0'" l"k'"K "on,l,"nl mo all the days of my life. simply' send veur name and od or 1 shall dwell In the house of I dress tor FISKK iiartlculars re- povcrly forever. usrilln-z tho trial treatment whl, h lasts Hi days. The csl is trilling and It la sent under un iinuelml mlnranteo to return ymir mnney tf ynu ore no fiulsfled. l "on Ul any thing he fnlrcrY W'rlti.- new. before you f.irnot it. n. .-vii'Kenili-lek. Btlir .mnli.iu llep.l. 4 1! . I.ns AlK-eles. Ca. Ride With Southern Oregon Stages The pioneer line of southern Ore gon operating local service from Medford to Klamath Falls. This company has , served yon faithfully In past Veers nnil will continue to give you excellent ser vice. . tltiBsrs loavo from Hotel Jackson I.envo Mod ford - A.M. NOOM i r.M". P.M. 8:20 12:00 3:20 8:25 Loavo Ashland ' A.M. NOCW ' P.M. P.M. 8:t0 12:30pm 3:60 8:55 Southern Oregon Stages . The Modi rii hniiitiy Menenlh a Hprohdlng chestnut tree Tho filling station stands: Tho smith t?) no more a smith Is Ik Ilns strong und grense-rineareil I 1'ilv h.ends. Ho looks tho whole world In the faco ton need biake Hotel Jackson Phone 304 And shouts, hands!' coming homo from Tho children, school. Look In at the nnrn door; They buy hlrt-h pop and leo cream cones And loudly call for more; For tho man's wife runs a hot -dog slund Ah large ns a grocery .One. He does Hot henr Ills Antlghijb' , Voice " Kinging in, the village choir. Ills suns slay homo to wash the bus Or patch n ruptured tire. He lend, the gasoline, und tows Walled ears from out tho mire. Ho goes not, Sundays, tn the church. What tlmn has he to pray? He says, whllo celling gas nud oil, "Sunday is our best day." GOITRE NOT A DISEASE Mlt.WAl'KFK Dnnoit M KFS ItK.M VKkAlll.l: MSI 'OYF.lt Y Mllivunkro. Wis. It has been liriniuht to light l.y scientific re search that itoitre Is nut a disease and Is ;mt to he h-eated as slieli, I'r. A. A. Hock, Dept. F.-.',J, llox Milwaukee, Wis., n luomlnent UOItl'e slieelli list for over H ye.il s. hill perfected u different method of treatment for his p.iilenis thnt bus proved remarkably suci-essf ul. This same inelliod is now behie u-iei for a home I reit t nient of anitie e.ise.s nil nver the i-ounto y ilh astiMtl-hlnt; results. The lioc' tor sluice Hint ;olln Is a condltinn which grows worse, with iickIccI and r minends lniliicllntc iilien- tlnu no ntalter how -mill the ulowlh may uiiponr. lie slronulv olUinveM needless oier.ltioii.4. Ir. Keek is the nuthor of a book that leils in a simple way about Ireat Inx gnln-e in home. Ho has pub lished this book nt his own ex pease and will send n copv free to anyone Interested. Write him to day. Adv. We use HAWKISON VULCANIZING SYSTEM All Work Guaranteed Phipps Auto Park Highway at Jackaon Phono 10J7-R G reater than ever with Studeb aker's famous E o craipnt uipnt Fower R AS AN EIGHT AS A SIX ' at the factory $1.350 :Firprri'.. zswk:St CoMMANUt ElllHT CONVKITIBI.E CaBRIOI let, SlbJ. II :1ft lix-cihndir mtlcr.Srjn;. Six trirr trhl, v i,.l ...t .... , ... .. CoMMAM.na Eight Coupe, Commander Stx Cot,' $i3So. Primt thef.,ct,n. Sumptrs MJ,f4r, tirf',tX!rt. ' ' ' T" HE fine and final touch of modem motoring straight eight power now lends its liquid fluency to Studebaker's famous Commander! ' ' The new Commander, now available as either an eight or a six, worthily sue- ' ceedsto'the renown of its illustrious predecessor, which sped 25,000 miles in 2;,a68 minutes. - ' 1 The Commander's potent appeal of tireless speed is admirably matched by youthful, vivid style. Lines ire lower and longer because of Studebaker's costly double drop fra me. Even in repose, you sense The Commander's fleetness, and its power, and its brilliant deportment. Tune A nsy nufit ar racy rtadtttr '.- quitthaud el rill. Restful riding, such as motoring never knew until Studebaker introduced ball bearing spring shackles, is still further enhanced by hydraulicshockabsorbefs. The sum of the new Commander's qualities, make it now, more than ever. v rne 8reatest motor car ever built and sold at its low One-Profit price." , " ''-,;, STUDEBAKER MODELS AND PRICES The President Eight , ', , , $1785 to $2575 : i" . ' '350 to i67s T ha IliM.rn, ' J The Erskin; Six . , , ,' raiCES AT THI fACTi 1205 'o '395 860 to 1045 in on "Studeoaker Champions" Sunday Eveninc 7:15 to 7:45 Pacific Time, Stations KGW, KHQ, KOMO and NBG, , Coast-to-Coast Network . ... O.V.MYERS CO. 132 South Riverside Studabaker Dealers Plionfl 461