Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 24, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO- IffEDFORD M TRIBUNE; OTEDFORD, "Or? Fi ON1.'- SUNDAY, fAROn 21, 1020. Erskine Offered as Cabriolet i BOY. SCOUTS 'AID O. felt that thin nnw medium gives! as a aersennt In the first dlvlstt, Record Holder to Talkiex NEW VOIIK. Mnrch 23. (,P . the nrtlst a bettor chance to put uuriiiK m m i"ureu7, Having contractu for the talkies ; himself across." ho explained. Imaclilno Kunu on four mills to win 'Uie congressional medal of honor. i which he expects will brin? him ts&o.oou. Tila Kuffo. basso, is to leave the Metropolitan opera. "I What Heroes Do fHIOAOO (Pi Michael R ( tie Is now an luauimice salesman EUR' In Chicago. iii nuinr nun r in numaut raiu m& f ; izr Hi iiiii n i - i n i acv-;: -met ark Jf :t - i., '. ... .. ..... V:v-" . ci.i.,i.ni...i-'. sl linml Cnlnlnlet fur fmir Is ruiiltllv winning favor amoiiK those who desire ,i autarl nuraouitl car lor business or spurts use. anil as n second car for the two-car family. Homily of body I but 1'rosiilcnt Doiitnei'Ktie himself lilies Is nccenluated by who w heels mounted In the frnno fender wells, jaunty polo cap visor and smart, trim I Insisted thru he he permitted to lines t'liaracterlsilc Stitileluiknr performance Is found In lio Krsklno Six which won II official records by j pay this last slfronl honor to the lis run of won miles In HS4 minutes. .No slock car under lU'mi nns over oiiiiun'ti me penunnancu. t memory ot tne departed cencialis- o tar as Known tills Is l lie HOME EDUCATION "The Child's First School la the Family." Froebel Issued by tho National Klnderunrten Association. S West l"th Stroel, New York I'lly. TUeso articles are appenrlnn each Sunday In the Mull Tribune. WHAT TO DO WITH JIMMIE Willie and Lenora Bailey brick Just so in this brldae and not let them net crooked or it will not j hold up the cars thut want to go j over It." ' "Let's uut this one over like I "I Jus: don't know what to do with Jlnimlo. lie Is so restless and aeenia to bo always dolmr soino tliiiiit lie shouldn't." complained .Mrs. Hoblm to Mrs. Dixon, hnr neighbor, who hud very recently j tlint. moved near, as they sat In Mrs. i "Oh. no! if you do the bridue Dixon's pleasant livhiir room. wobide. We Hot to put our "Jlniinle!" she broke off to nsy j i,cks all nlco ami stralKht. then "please close the piano bench anil . uur hrlditc w ill be stronK leave, the Ulllsie alone. Next. r'rnlik K"l Uut before she had finished, I ,lm wnteit Jimnile Mi's, llobbs had to take Jlmuiie! "Xew I'm Miss away from the reading table where j sliur. he aeemed determined to wreck a -pitt you over see a lad,lo cut-Kkisa vaa. a laddie, n laddie. "jimmle. dear, please no over im,i you ever see a liuldlo there and play with Frank, .see iv, this way ami that'." his pretty books and blocks!" said ' nam; Frank in a sweet baby voice, his mother. ( -wow ou slim your part." "Oome on. Jlmuiie. and help me - don't know how," ald Jim build this bridge," invited Frank i mte. Dixon, i "Well, you will have lo no to "How have, you trained Frank so tvll In entertaining himself T don t have a minutes peace unless; havo the best time, t'onie on, let I am playlnit with Jimmle." -true show yuu my , animals. I cut "Well." "said Mrs. Iilxnn, "1 am tout a turtle today. See my don. sure 1 cannot claim any credit for ; au, this Is a bear,, lm you know Krank'a abltlly 10! phiy by himself. ) the may of The Time I Irani' 7 KlKht months asw he was Just asf Hero they are, all Hire of them hard to deal with as your little son , tireut lite Hear. XI(.LIIe-ie,l Hear la now. That he is Improvlnit Is ami Utile Itaby Hear hecause of the IrnlnliiR he Is itol-inioe? We play 'The Three Hears' tlilK In .MIns looloy's Klnderi:ar- up at .Miss tiiniley's. ten T BEAT-UP OFFICER, ut a tittlo chiiir j nit in It. I t t liolv. Wc will ' I J to a ritirtMi. blnt'kK ami toy rnnAiruotlnir. Thon. j frt time in ttoo history of the too. nhi Is un-lfv'r lit helping jrPUMlc ;h:it tho protocol has boon buiM n not 'of pood 'morol hi.hliji, jchiinKotl to pnrmtt tho bond of tho I know of ono little hoy. who hud snnio 10 pay turn nn oinotal honor noon toUKM to nwom iitui now you rouldn'i hire him to use Joich words. To fiu-t, I think ho has fovHotion moit of thorn. Children do, yon know, whon thoy no lonvier hour thorn." " Mr, llohh trlod tho Kindorr?;ir ton nnd tho doohtron thoro in no hnppior or bunlAr child anywhere than Jhmnie llobbs. - IIH. March Tie, VlTWJ; M f VTValV 1 , ,.f France, aa well as vote, , ! . , 'PJ . -t. J ft. I Lfs TZjKrtlfor. 4 s ami HLatcKeiiien today nil I . i t- " !. . i B j lit jf. KM .VV ito to .he memory of Marsh il ' v V 4 At I ii'SSLM i " ii oe iiuirsua. a own re- i A . J- ii' ji "f , : - II fai , , , rg'r TT , - four Hoy Scants bctwoen the! ."AV?Y :v' t-.'' I v I of 12 and I I will stand KU.nd , fc- ' , I 1 ' X ' Iff- E the body durlmr tho Imix.f-1 Ft;'"i''i'.li 3 ' ' "-. ' I B 1 o 'i In s.ale ! .. t aVJ I - 1 S , X I IAI K 4 I1I1UU1I1 LnU ! ii-UlU fv -.-MiW'T ' 11 IARIH, youth i I soldli'i I I rll.i Foci tnuest :,es i over j itK funeral ecromony now f prepared. ... As tho pooplo o Franco, of all t attoH and conditfoiiH of Jifo i-drlUn- j lied to file prm tho hlor, the rov-t 'ernmont complotod Hit propnin- rUtn for tho Kro:ii malo funeral on i Tuesday. ; Marking a p recede n t rmiontiH. at least n fur an Jiuro- i liwiii custom has boon, (iaston ; Doumoruuo, as prosidem of the! ! j French republic, will attend the I j j funeral service In Notro Dame on; J j Tuewtay and will ile in the cor- teKe hohlnd the body. It in understood that those in j charge of to otliiuetto of stale! wanted tho upuuI forma observed.! TAKE SEVERE TESTS ' OTTAW.-J. March 33. (A) Only supernorinal woman may bo com mercial pilots ' In Canada. Tho civil aviation branch of tho de partment of national defense hns ruled that they must undergo Uie' -ame teats aa . men. ,A woman seeking a private pilot's license need havo only seven-tenths of the Mrs. Louise McPhetridge Thadea, San Francisco "rtolder of the wa men'a altitude mark, who broke the airplane endurance flying time for her sex. She was aloft 22 hours, ti'rea minutes and 12 aeconds or nearly five hours longer than was the previous champion, Bobby Trout of Lot Angelea. . 5-olvetl of a chni'Ke of undue influ ence. Judge Uar.lett upheld the will of William Krnest Haskell. .."w ....i.K.i. u, u .....ii. n p.u. facluri.r. a contest was made by portion which the authorities re- tMIatol.-!, moInor nnd. a(ter 1 her death, by her executor. 'Toll me About it," requested the "Hut, in the meantime, lot us watch the children a fov minutes Without nppeoriuR to d .' Pt)lITUAM, Ore., Held tip, biaton and roblred of bis service revolver. $.'0 and his auto mobile by throe Koutheast Portland hoodlums, - l'utrolinnu Ralph H. Hurdick of the pollco narcotic auad wa brottuht into police KinderRiirten With mo and 1U -MIkS emeriroiiov biunilul eurlv tnd:iv Ho 1 t looley show you how. Wo 'just o,frr,r,wi .hi iA,.nti.iH in. flioted by the butt of a pistol, ' lUtrdtck had received a "tip" shortly aft-fti midnight that Hquor and narcoiio operations were Koing on in a sutmrlun disirtct. When ho reached the place thre men sudden Iv aooearod alonurnido nnd Aren't they , ordered him to pet out and hold up his hands. They took $S from his co:u pocket njtd ill the same time disco veivd his revolver. With ihe discovery, Utirdiek made a grab for the weapon, but one of ihe'wen crledj '"Hold him. XKW YORK, Maroh S3. U i Mar. ;3, .4t I Unquestionably, iu the opinion of Tr. John M. Hals of Columbus. O.. ono of the reasons for divorce suits is the wife's corns. Ho pave tho Kosiern Osteopathic asmu'ia- -lun tton. 4- '.Motherl" eXilaimod Jlmmie. "1 want to t oouud with Krank nnd cut animals.' "Now there is your wolniion. Mrs,. Hobbs." sutkosied Mrs. vejry l Kill hit . n" i Ihvon.- "Mtss ivmley is uerfectly I m .... .. ij w-. .... The women seemed lo Nnno ; wonderMI with the children. She . . k ... , V " " .T, much Interetttetl In their tvaches them ktvelv little somrs, i . ' . . . ... needlework, but they could stoai ; rtrios whleh they dramatic and i "I" rriZu . Zr quick Blanks nt the children and . imvntiur uamc. She !so h.m j "M . J . hMr thfltl Hlkiltii lh nlnvl . .... - - ' ' "ni....Mni iioip . . rrii caiiui. Junnwo. i hunU-work Includinc aper cuttina sld Vnuk, AVe Hot to put tweh ' War miHtoltni:. buil.hmr with ! nearbe poltco telephnne when ! had revived. .-4 A HOME FOR HATS . f - - " , ' .' '"'! ' STIMSON TO TAKE Thoneht for Today. X O It T H WEYMOITH, Mass. ; trill A clam distributor here finds no trouble in cettin customers to i remember his name. His business ; stun reads: "TXun The Clam Ruths on Air ' WASHINGTON. March 23. (Ji tt should be worth whilQ tuning in on jhw CoTumbla chain at 10 Jv nj. Utptght to hear two Hutha. j&-Mrs. McCormlck and Mrs. Owen, mem bers of one:rejs. will spfuk. Atheists f.ivo a Plain. MOSCOW iJP) The soviet aerlat ileet soon is to be presented a new plane, "The Godless." The piano will be built from funds contributed by Moscow atheists. -.-Group insurauo.. fur- faculty members and employes has been iprovided by (lie I'niversity of Chi- Heairy Abolvci. t lill 1 Do ETON, X. J., .March 2"iv caco. the school bcariuc more than an- nan me eosr or tne premiums. Henrv Ford has b. of all cars under $I000 Studebakers Erskine S ix $S60 mt tit fefry Bumptrt kJ sprt ftr extrm WAS1HKOTOX, Marl j Henry 1 ttimsm trill take over h i s post as svr1 1 a ry of sla 1 c on Monday or Tuesday. He will arrive in New York tomorrow from San Kmnotsco and come to Washing ton Monday afternoon to be a j;nest at th Wbll House for a week or more. .mi. !uniwn win rtinier wr.n ) j iviai y (xrin'p tiiirint; uif iirsi day o fihe week, sin as to obtain full knowjfdce of current affairs in the stale department. Mr. Kel- I bMnc w:ll sail mx: Friday for Ku- I rtle. where he will srwn.t utvral ' w-tV'ks on vacation. Al TUMOHIIi: ll t l; POPVLAU IX 1REUXD I : mthJ-l vlV So sreat U the aulomohito raciuc in Dl'BUX interest in Irvbuid that the f-ite of Thonlx lrk. Publin'a Ikea.acr. epfa r-ic dedicated to the use of the people, are to he closed two days ' next July so, iremotera ot an in- ; tenalien.il automobile rac may i charge admlysden. The Royal lnxh Aut.iniel'ile elub bi n;ani:rit the rc-. SiitiiUr raee at Krlfwst last year brought Knarj li-rpetiivjt ckl no I with fl.-rnr for kftn-.a u. Th a-dk- tiM It q t of jnannent I atajnulng is tirrt reraevej either b tam. akaA nocketa n.i.w.1 i .llllr.ir the ir.kfrd uiacea in la.rd 01 laundry br.. But hau ht ao krv'0 f-oura and tarn over i.n.e.i o the city. t.U up Wk much rooms hat aUndi. " T '" Vl xv OKI r--JN - &.ne t.w i ,(! ' .,--i used In ita narurai cojor or may be wppw ir ut.t, wftil t"tftinT j e-l!tT jxtj tepW' iKr know .hen thtjr'v? hrona. do not torep dirt rf? the Firt cut out foair circular piecw " r,at. eo her la ltam enpecially ; to t, tha rthrf and orer-ar.- them remain. A t . a tnetion picture iriTa to acxMtvriodate the ldlSi.te the rirurs. ITien cut a atrin of hctr th ee,l tim an.t itwust ktl, to Uttie felt ni Mtinlthe material SiUiii hich will g h stttinc mre thin hiai 1M Soutlt Rivrdt exl to generally aoceuted fcy all, around the b-. Vaartr an oj -.1- ntxiy'a w.rih. Ijter h yiv . i tne l urhl inrtM. Bind h aid ovvl that duriac l'i cid lh Hat raa hown ter taitsioX thi urrtp with the tate and set h.x hi ivVet was i"vkd of op littl. room in th tkwtl, Is j in th trav hv bireiitve them with liters than tin. ronwnlent to n and cewts orr a tb tsr all th ar reond, e-n the ry litths to main?. Furthermore i outxiiie of th wwr. Th oinini; ! '"w' acnain caaKT. M It ecllapaihle. maairur i ax tn'w then coi-rred with a loot Daj Xiimn.KTOWN. v-o'i. The pack for tr-ndrd tmerlinff. m2j ond into the top nng a no K"v- 'rv l- Stewart dent Th rcator.ali mntred are f.'.riaiso all th way roend. A anat I'ke tt. When (lie and apa p2a5n wira rinjra twohr Inches injf.t.tener ia ar.Td at each coraei warm into the att-.e h surti. the diameter, oa and a half rmptyiof the bottom. Sew a strap Lhi-vj "iiniw cieAnrr and fiKka them "Kr as and ren yards of biaajanth the tap to th top and 'in- . ' t '!d th cas from a h.vk in th, . i Th rtnft ar roch as am used ( orilf the cWt. ' " ! v"" tstcii a lamp tdiadw and ooasj but a few j Wh.j thia rar aa drarnhrd wil' ! I-XKKl-VNr. Fla A crow. aaeJt or aaay W mad at horre 1 h-.'M throe kala. oo or two addt- in rooster which ditaroed rci Vr a kandV aaan with a aokWri UiMnal tnay be ad.ied br increa.ri ! denta rroved to Ne a pet ban;ja " Thur kf m,T aowcht ;the moaKircnienta "rorr.!irly. f boy h- bad taocht tt to fsep iy ha Wry for a fer cets.A: I4.m,h firjfj m.-y W ai ''i' sv.? and crow wheneTfr he aaara. cc a caa ax lLv U.H oi.c jui w larger fctu. "tdetaandod. OU A LIT Y.sndqualitA onlyjCouldproducc the ability which The Erskine proved in making its official record ot 1000 miics in 9S4 minutes unequalled by any stock car under ?iooo. This brilliant performance is fully matched by smart style . . . and by comfort that many a larger, costlier car does not approach. Drive a new Erskine and you'll be driving a Champion, and you'll realize it before you've gone a mile. Tuna in on Stdebaker Champion" Sunday Evening 7: IS to J:-5 'Pacific Time, Stations KGW, KHQ. KOMO and NBC Coatt to-Coast Network O. V. MYERS CO. STUDEBAKER DEALERS Phor 464 District Manager and Sales Ladies tf yo sir to ssra l.'J ta t weekly sel'.ir.t the famoas "Kmrp" nd f oessaro dree and fost. oe the sprinjr sairvle Uie at th Hotel Medford. Ttte.dar. March !, only, or writ Krurp rs Vft; Co. iJ'i I'r.loa Are IVwtUsd. Oreron. Acs now. lt"s a bit opprtanity. P ar asd see the saxple lin Tuesday. March Rough Roads Become Smooth Roads to Drivers or the To assure smooth, comfortable riding on all kinds of roads, New Fords Have . HOUDAILLE Hydraulic Shock Absorbers As Standard Equipment The finest type hydraulic shock absorbers are standard equip ment on the new Ford. These combine with the low center of gravity, the minimum unsprung weight, and the easy riding qualities of the transverse springs to make the new Ford one of the most comfoi table ears on the road today. C. E. GATES AUTO CO, Sixth and Pacific Highway Phone 141 LSjctKPXBI ar'iaaairnaran danalEa Highest uauty At Right Price Gum-Dipped Tires Firestone Tires are built of the best materials obtainable. They surpass all other tires in service and mileage Firestone tires are the only tires that are Gum-Dipped. But Firestone prices are very reasonable! You may just as well have these wonderful tires on your car the tires that give you greater satisfaction in motoring confi dence in your car's ability to hold the road, because Ihe Fire stone Non-Skid Tread is scientifically designed. Their more flexible side-walls bring this great tread in complete contact with the surface of the highways. Our complete stock includes every size of Gum-Dipped Balloons and High Pressure Tires come in for yours todnv! Balloons High-Pressure Tires Truck & Bus Pneumatics aaaajaaaJLa OLDER TIRE SERVICE, Inc. Formerly Exchange Tire Co. Jackson and Riverside Phone 520 11 J