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vHfEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDFOIIT), OftEOOy, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1929.
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ocal and
Personal
The two Uuyij stuto Kame war
dens' convention conveiiod In Port
land today with nil of Iho'fiO deputy
ttamo wardens scattered throuch
out the state. Including Itoy I'acr
of this county,, gathered for tJic
purpose of discussing changes in
tlio laws that .were miide dlirlni;
the last session-of the leslslaturii.
' flucker'a Taxt Phone 64. Rates
2pc. '-prompt service. , . , ltf
John E. Cribble, ot the Crater
national forest stuff Jeft this fore-
, noon for Jilrk, in the Klamath sec
tion, where ho will bo in chni'KO of
the'tlmbor sale. of that park to tho
Lamm Lumber company, whleh
duties will keep Jiira thcro all
spring and summer. ., ,.
- Gladiolus bulbs- und bulbletH,
wholesale and retail, or I will let
them out on shares. - S. J. Taylor.
734 Hawthorne, Grants Pass, Ore.
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Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Schneider of
: 47 Hose avenue left today for Sac
ramento, Cal..' their future home.
' Ifeat your orchard wltn klndllne,
blocks' and slabs. Tel. '631, Med
ford Fuel Co. tf
'Gu6sts'from a distance registered
at Mcdford hotels Include Mr. ami
Mrs. M. J. Gray of Boston. Mass.,
J. N. Miller ot Paris, 111., W. J3.
Mills and K. EttlnKer of ChlcuBO,
B. D. Wright of Boise, -Ida.,- K. I'.
Koss and Miss Kathleen poss of,
Victoria.' ti.' 'Ci M.'A.' Mackeblne tit
Vancouver, B. c. i i
Mealy Klamath S'etted Gom po
tatoes, 100 lbs. for 11.20; 60 lbs.
: 75c. Delivered any place In city.
Johnson'a Market, 6th and Grape
St.' Phone ,7. . ' 30atf
Temporary auto licenses .w,cre is
sued at. tho sheriff's office this
forenoon to C. L. Nordqulst, John
.Medley,. Jesse .tTueker and .H. F.
McLaughlin of Medford and George
Brooks of Pinehurst, j .; vr
Bring your invalids and old! peo
ple to the' Ashland.. .Convalescent
and Rest Homo. - 38
The Rogue river has been getting
a great amount' of publicity already
this spring on the' salmon . fishing,
according to itainbow Gibson. Five
southorn California papers carried
news stories and pictures on the ar
rival ot the Clilnooks on the upper
river and Outdoor Life this month
carried a story on salmon fishing
at Weasku inn. Tho Pacific Sports
mail will carry an article in its next
Issue. Rainbow states that five
salmon wero caught FridHy und
three Saturday : . jnpvnln$v: Grants
Pass Courier.' .''.', - ': ';U.
Hpecjal attentions 'g'hfeit'ii ex
pectant ') methera lw bwijiabjiido
pariroent. - Sinclair's. rr'itjfy
'.J.",'W. Dlnkens left this nior'nlnit
far fRoseburg where' he -will spend1
tie next few daya transacting hiisjv
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fi'St. Ann's Altar society-Svill spoiK
6 r a ciri"d party Tuesday ovenlnij
M' Parish .mill: A pfenetai' iriv'llrt-Mii-
Is rittoVidvd to nil 'urrditb anil
Son pluyoi'sf Tlio tlniV Is 8 o'lloelf:
t&Qfl JSC;"' High ncofers wll he
regarded.' - '.17
"A child Welfaro conference is to
be-- held ' tomorrow 'afternoon ' lit
ijontriiri'olnt by the county heulth
iH)it,x;nuii" m iitlii-jfii. ; wslilhg' linhhs
id.be t'XHinlneit uro-'urjied to make
jparlj .njuwliitmcnls. Thocunfer
jijj;o Wjll'be In charge of Dr. ICiuily
llblcunl. county medical giroelor.
and Wins Augusta :Otpvcr, couuty
niirm' " ' ' T : . ' -.
Hose mending runners removed,
and shags worked back.' Handi
craft Shop. ''.'". 21CIC
During the past week 15 cougars
were killed by hunters in Oregon
and ' total of 1300. was paid out
by. tho.tsuto game eomniLsslon in
hounlles. A wolf .was reported
killed Jn Douglas county.
!f-.ot mo wrlto your fire Insurance
Carl y. Tenswujd, Motel Hollandi
Phone , . f
Mrs. Floyd Hoiidrlckson of the
.Phoenix district was'u slioittier In
tho city this -morning.- '
: DresKinnking, smocking nnd but
tonholes. Tho Fashion shop, 424
Medford Bldg. photic 11S1, 13tf
'All attack of tensllltls Is clulined
by Pat Padulford as a reason Why
ho will not be ahlo to takojiart in
two fights that had been, sched
uled for him this munth.-vM.Mnn.i
had been, partially made for. a
match for Piliielford in Medford.
biit his, present trouble wl(J prnb
nM'y hlm'.oiit of, he, ring toe
sevoral Aveeksl ,: v, ?- , '. ', Kv
.' Heat your orchard with kindling
blttekH and slabs.; tel., 31, MtM
tord Fuel Co.' If
' Mrs. ff. Cuiy and family led
Saturday for Urunts Puss, where
she will visit her mother, Mrs..!!.
K. aulc, for a fen- days.
Dry pine slabs, 15 load. Tel.
631. Medford Fuel Co. J34tf
; A claim for a goat, killed by a
dog last week, was made tills fore
noon by Frank P. Dut'ion. rancher
near this cltv. He eiiut-bt Dm
ih the net of attacking the goat
ind H
killed the dog at once with a
rifle
1
There's a lot in
Knowing
How
We beliove that two
generations of experi
ence in v the baking
business qualifies our
saying that Fluhrer's
Milk Bread it made by
Bakers who know how.
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Among the California guests t
Medford hotels nro F, II. Herbert
of Los Gatos, Mr. nnj Mrs. 'B. F.
TIHey of Pasadena, S. A. Price and,
H. Lueltsen of l,os Angeles. Cl.
Sloan, Dick (ire one und H. Brown
of Sacramento, and tlio following
from San Frunclsco: Mr. and Mrs.
.M. F. C'ranney, A. M. llohnert. D.
AI. Peterson, S. C. Case' and H.
I Uuldcmitli. , ' (
' Factory blocks $6 load. Tel. 63t.
Medford Fuel Co. - 324lf
, Miss Winnie Rogers' of Kkaluka,
Mont., who lin.s lieen on a several
M.,.lre' h,i I,. lnvifi. nml .r1!)!!.
'foriila, is visiting Mrs. W. P. Fluke J
of Vest Main street. This Is; her
seconu visit hero, and she says she
likes Medford ;betU'i; than i any
other place stio nn over vlHiteil
. Compotftht and oxporlencod book-
Itocpci and offico man doHlr(?H "posi
tion. Itcfercricea. Box 25 Tribune,
. and Mm. Jamon Morrison of
Sfattle," Who stitiipcd over In JSted
ford to visit frtondH on thelrTvay
home from PaKadenit whe-rc .they
hud been ylsltlnt,- relatives, left.thiH
morning for their home. In' ihc
nnrlh. They are heinc uccomjm
nhd by Mra. ' Morrbion's mother,
Mrs. A. H. Moon of Pasadena, Cal.
.': I lent your orchard with kindling,
hlocks and Blaba. Tel, 631, Med
ford Fuel Co. . . tf
A larpe suneylng crew is work
ing out of RoseburK, locating tho
route for the proposed half-milllon-dollar
power line being built by .tho
Califurnla-OiOKon Power company
from Dixonvllle, four miles east of
Koyeliurg, to MarHhfield, Roughly,
this line follow nlong thooid
Coos- liay? ' wawon road through
Looking Giant. Reston and Brftw
ater valley and Into Coos-Ray by
way of Bora and Humner.
Window glass, all sizes; alsoptate
gloss. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks, f
Got thoso tenders and auto,
bodies fttralghtencd at Brill's Sheet
Metal Works,' opposite Iewls Super
Service Station. Phone 418. . j ftf
Rnllots in the election of direct
ors of tho Medford ChambtJfof
Commerce . will bo counted ''this
evening, following the receiptof n
large number of bnllH last w.eek.
' Highest grade -Utah coal',, .any
slste, anywhere, any amount, Han
sen Coal Co. Phone 239. . . XI
For thotie who havo been In the
habit of looking at tho large Jui'k
on County bank clock on East'
Main street, there flVems to he
something strangely wrong, as the
clock has not been running for sev
eral days and the hands are point
ing mutely to misleading hours.
Tho clock lias been faithful since: it
was put into place long ago, and
for thoso who have somewhat reg
ulated their actiuns by Its time, its
present trouble Is a source of deep
regret,-- . . '- ' :
jHirmlalr's hnviri a complete baby's
departijipnt. v";S p o,u l a ' attbmlbn
given to; baby ' Iayottos, Htamped
baby pieces and novelty goodu for
parties. Blnclalr'a.' 17
C. P. Hakor. ' iif, .Long Reach,
(Wash., wus In Medford today, tn
route to California.'- and visited
,leorge and U. R. Uakor, who have
aistore hnd oil station on tho Mod-'t'tftul-JtickHon
villa road, Messrs. 1i.
II. and C1,' HJsker .nttriMled the
Kiwants meeting; tho latter belhg
n member of the Lung Beach club.
Cheap lumbor and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 2S7tf
Mlss'Paloma Randlonurn of AVI -tlenne's
slnre of (Inints Pass alid
Mr. and Mrs.;Cx'T. h'leward of M?1
for left Mumtuy for i:ugen6',:to
spend a short time. f I '
' Thii( good colil-ilOw In rtah,. Han
sen Coal. C6.L Phone 2atK .;.;. t!f
1:111 Hhaw, ronipmbcred by MtAl-ford-
AvrrMlhig fans' for his iiiatt h
here last mi miner with Nd (Wtra'n
gler) Lewis. Ih now wrestling in
Kansas Cfly, Mo., under the name
of 'Vat O'Hhocker, nnj last week
won a preliminary .event to a match
In Which Lewis took part. il
Cheap lumber and codar posts,
Medford Lumbor Co. 2a7lf
! Anumg the Oregoniuns reglMUM'cd
at Medfotd hotels are John ftlchos
and A. It. Mitchell of Kalem. Mr
and Mrs. U. Fcrrfimton of To
lt'd, II. p. TargetlM. t. S Yurk of
Itoseburg, K. K. Cook, of Austin.
1-1.' (1. Kuril, and Otto Valtus at
I-;ukiiic, and tho following fniin
l'orthind: A. H. ('hiillev. Mrs. K. St.
I'ltik-le. Mr. and Mrrt.. U. R. Keller,
h. j.yon. w. i lery, p, k,
Tinker, , W. i;, Re.chtold. T. N.
joms. B. K. Mnonitn, V('V. Miller,
v. A. Ilai tpian. A. Wilson, t)
It. Krlsler, JJ. It. Henley, Frank
Thorne, James Homing, Klhel
lor, Mr: and Mi. A. F, Huar, V. R
Hardsou. Ii, O. Mitchell, O. .It
llartwl, O. O. Miller ami II, VV
o ninth'. . I
Fresh shlpmenta of smelt arriv
ing dally. Freo delivery any placo
In city. Johnson's Market, Phone
07. , , ' , 33Ktf
Mrs. Ray Kloneker, wife of
Medford policeman, Is at home.
greatly improved lit health, Si
underwent a goitre operation in
Portland recently. ' ;
Old-time dance, Tuesday. .Wal
ker's. J 7
.Arthur K. Moen, chief dhhurslnu
olerk of the Crater national fojest
and Martin Palmor. niechanicinn of
that park, arrived homo last nlgiH
from their visits at Voaemlte and
Lessen national parks.
A civil action to recover money
brought against the Blair Oranlto
(Company of Medford by H. A. Mc
lAUIster for f::0i.Bt), was on file
today at the county clerk 'h office.
McAllister claims the money is due
for the rental of a horse by the
(company at the rate of 1.&0 per
' day.
! Cheap dry lumber at Medford
' Lumber Co. 237tf
j Orey envies have been, forking
; hwvoc on the sheep herd of Irvln
j Mather, a farmer Il twr near Roue
j built, according to report made
to the state game- commission. Mr.
j Mather has stated that approI
i m.ltely 4( of his spring lambs have
j b-en killed and carried away by
thtf 'Migle and thst he has seen
a many eight of the birds on
his place at one time. : , '
old-ilme dance.. Tuesday, , Wa!
j ker. 17
j ue.ts from the state of Wash
I Ington at MedforU Jmtela include
Mrs. Xhincan Mhaw. K. T. Kngle,
; C. ti. lUilliias. Miss A. (Jrav. Mr.
jand Mrs. O, T. N'oyos; C. w. Uur
(sen. O. F. Kegel. John Mifflin. Th.
K. McMeeara, Jr.. of Seattle and
J Mr. and MraJ. j. Hoeme of Ta-
conn.
. i, -divorce decree, returned.. )n cir
cuit; court lasf week ln' faor 'Of
Klna -C h.r 1 s t e o n agiilpst Xorcn
Chrlsteon,' was' on fip rtodny at the
county clerk's- offico. , The couplo
huvtf flvo children, ranging from 12
to 0; years, old. - ' ; .
Money lonned to worthy people
to pay thoir honest debts. Thomas
Really Co., Tim. 12. Palm Blk., cor.
Main and Front, upstairs. 19
If a woman had ' appeared on
tho depot platform .10 .years ugo
smoking a. cigarette, she' probably
would huve drawn coniilderablq at
tention, but a woman on the depot
platform this forenoon, during a
train atop, was barely noticed as
she took a puff from her cigarette
with every other step. Sho was
possibly 30 years old and she han
dled the cigureUo with dextrous
Old-time dance,; Tuesday, tal
ker's. V i. V 'i . !-.! ,i7
large scale clearing operations'
are under way this week -on a tract
of several hundred .acres of land
lying about three-quarters of a mile
south of the Redwood highway and
six, miles from grants Paasv -pre
liminary to the construction of a
high class summer resort, to , be
known as Rogue River lodgo. .' It
Is expected that It will be ready to
open for- business' this summer.
The resort has a frontage of three
quarters of & mile on tho: Rogue
and Applegato rivers, the greater
portion' of this being on the Rogue.
Thd river frontagers 'well timbered
and this w(Jl be madciJnto -a park
where guests of the7 resort 'may
swim, fish, or enjoy the shade and
breeste from the river. Grants Pass
Courier.
i Factory blocks, Jflload. Tol. 631.
ilcitfocd; Uiel C .A ft -( , , 34tf
illluHvAqrms aftd pis wandering
Duiint1 broadcasting uiion - left
for Portland and the northwest
jthj iitiniing.' nfter topping over
lniMcddrd tfli; khe .week- end. A
.number of fifita citing programs
were nroaucasi irom mo moving
studio Saturday morning, afternoon
and evening, wlth.M, Aarms at the
microphone. . V i . , ,.
uia-time dance, Tuesday, wai
kers.'1 37
1 Dr.' Ralph C. Matson, 'Portland
tuberculosis specialist and chair
man Of the state-wide committee
oh early diagnosis of the Oregon
Tuberculosis asociatlon, has leit for
Minneapolis' to attend the annual
meeting of the Minnesota' Public
Health association' and present' a
paper before the Minnesota fcroup
on VSurglcal Treatment of Tuber
culosis." The early diagnosis cam-
liHIgh m Oregon, which' was'launch-
ed, ny. Dr. Matsori and; Dr. P. U
N'ewmyer .last Wednesday, with
clinics at Medford arid 'Ashland.
will go forward under the direction
of the early diagnosis committee."
Mrs. D; v. Dickey motored In
from her. home at 'rhoenlx 'this
morning and 'spent, several' hours
shopping."1 1 .
Ladles' and children's JuUr-cut-tlng.
' ptaah Barber Shop- 34
Miss Annuljcllo of Seattle, who
stopped over in Medford for a few
days last week to visit local friends,
left this morning f,or Uui FrnnclHeo
whore sho will remain on business
and pleusuro, fot tho ,icxt few
monthsl ..-"- ft- 1
That good .coallow In ash. Han
son Coat Ho. phone 239. ;. .' tf
Mrs. Lester Smith Hpenti tho.woefcj
cnu in iiiq Appjogaic-utstrict visit
ing her grandmother.
Miss Kllfcahcth Palmer, formerly
of Jtedfnid, but now of Sail Mateo,
(ill. will broadcast dramatic 'selec
tions 'tonight from "slatlo'n KFW I.
San Francisco,' between 8:3l and
U o'clock. " 1 "
Dry fir slabs, JO load. Tel. C31.
Medford Fuol Co. ' 324tf
' Records v from . tho California
criminal identification bureau re
ceived today by the aherlffs office
revealed that TJiomas yashjda, re
cently sentenced to two years in
tho slate penitentiary on a urg
lary. charge; had served two .terms
in tho.:Montana. penitentiary on
charges of forgery and for tho pos
session of narcotics. Records from
tho sjitno buruatt revealed that an
Ashland muu, fined sometlino ago
on a game charge, had served six
terms la California and other state
penitentiaries on various charges.
W, W. yilllrtin( was among the
visitors from Klamath .Falls In
Medford yesterday: ; . '
, Old-tlmo .daneivfuesduy. Wal-'
kor's. v' ...A J7
Misa Myrta Otterdahs chief long
dihtancn operator hero of tho Pa
cific Telephone and Telegraph com
pany, left last Saturday with Miss
Itcss McMillan, chief operator of
the telephone company of Ashland,
for Portland, to be In attendance
at the annual spring convention
of chief operators of Oregon sehed
tiled to be held there the first of
this week. ' ' ,
Best Utah coal hot and clean,
Tel. 631. Medford Fuel Co, 324tC
(leorge U. lloyt, Who-for the past
six months had been connected
with .tho CentraJ Point American,
has purchased the Warrenton
News, weekly paper published on
the coast in Clatsop county, and
Issued tho first number under his
management last week.. Mr. Jluyt
Is a fortner New York state resi
dent, and had been engaged in the
printing business .there for" 20
years. v -'
Hot, clean coal. Tel. 681, Med
ford Fuel Co. 824tf
Miss Beth- Cummlngs. formerly
of Medford but now. living at
Klamath Falls, spent the week fol
lowing Faster as a house guest of
Mlsa Barbara Wall at the home of
Mr.' and Mrs Olonri O. Tnylbr of
CarKill Court.
l pholsterlnj Call Jacksonville
iOS.
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Wedding Bells
MIm ,nehel "PrS" aha M0rr1t
l)uty. both of this city, were mar
ried at Oranta Paaa Hunday. Jonr
neyinp there by auto. The wed
ding cam,1 at a' i,nrrlie to friend
hnd relatives. The newlyweds will
tiiiiko Ihelr heme In this city,
where they . are well known.
Hettulor communication
of Reimes Chanter. O. K.
S.. Wednesday erenln.
April 10.' S o'clock.
HATTIB.M. ADKN,
0 - Ifecy.
INSURANCE EXPERT
TO ADDRESS MEET
OF BUSINESS MEN
"loward Reabury, vf Seattle,;who
hiur, had over Yrt yvaW oxporience
us an inaurarteo .attorney, will dis
cum' the fine points ;of insurance
tohightrat t10 mo,itb1y meeting of
(he Business , Men' '. association
wtiicu: will bd held at the Hotel
Medford At 0;'30t ': -
Much Interest in this evening's
meeting, has boon -.aroused , and
numerous reservations have, been
made, according to Clarence A.
Meeker, president of ihe -association,
i -
r The trufXic and parking situation
will be taken up by( the business
men.' Another feature of tonight's
program will ))9 a) group ot sungs
Uy members, of . the . association
iiuartet and solos by Dr. 13. W.
ShOcKley. ' 4 - - ' " "
; A cordial invitation for all Med
ford business men to atteirtl the
inieetiug ,1s , extended j Jiy. Mr.
Meeker. -4' f .4 I ) '. - ' ;
KANSAS SHERIFFS
.PARSONS, Kas., April 8.
Seven sheriffs and about as many
county attorneys irt Kansas will
face ouster proceedings if they
"do not menl thoir waya," Cover-,
nor Clyde Reed has announced.
The governor issued his threat
during- an address ' last" night in
the First Methodist churcK here.
It was the 'first speech he had de
livered in' Parsons, his home; since
assuming office. He reiterated his
desire to ''clean up" Kansas mov
ing pictures and his. declaration
for law enforcement.
Referring to a show ho saw re
cently In Topeka the governor said
he ''was tired' of the cheap trash
and filth in motion pictures .of
today." - ' - ...
"I'm finding thatj tho governor
lias" a lot of "authority and J am
going to L'use,- It . In- the; 'interest of
decency, law enforcement and
good business." i
Cl
AS
INSURANCE
Out of 160 agents, C. N. Culy,'
Medford resident, has enrnedVtuo
honor of standing first on vt'he
leaders' list as td the amount of
business written during the month
of March for the Oregon XI fe In
surance company, which firm hcJ'
represents In southern Oregon.
In addition to this, the local munJ
stands second us to tho amount 'of
premiums and second as to lite
amount of business written forhe
first quarter of this year. Vit 1
the territory covered by this vLfil
pany extending throughout aff.Hhc
states along the pacific coast,; tho
showing made by Mr. Cuiy Is ur
Itcularly noteworthy. '
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Radio 'Program
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Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station
28.9 Motei-H 1310 K. C.
- " Monday, April 8. " '
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News and Markets.
r S Kails TraliBfor & StoraBo
Co. t
tao-Mono Motor Oil Co.
- Tuesday, April 99 .
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!:;IU IjawriMicc, 111" Jowelnr.
--I0 Boatlioi-ii Oregon lSlfictrlc
Co. '.'' - -
ll:30 The Mndforil H)ino8tic
laundry and SI. M. Depart-
nient Store. i .
11:30 .Colonial llakory.
12 News Items by Mai Triu-
tine. .
12 Jleelio- & Kindle Service
Station, ,
" P.'M. -V ..
12:1:0 Alonarcb Seed & Fee
f Co! '- ' ' :'
l:30r Kd Hlnus nud Economy
OroCetorla.'V .
6:15 Medford' Mall Tribune
' News' and Mai kt'tn. '
6: 31V .Mod ford Service Station
' and Coloman & liwton.
9 California H Oregon, power
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Obituary
McHARDlK Robert Mcllardle.
well known resident of Phoenix,
whore he had mado his homo at
Ihe Carlcas 'residence for nearly SO
years, painted Way at the Sacred
Heart hospital- 1n Medford early
Sunday morning at tho age of. 64
years. V 1 ... - . - ,
Mr. Mcllardle had followed min-
Init for many years and was one
who endured the hardships of the
Klondike rush of lSitS.
He was a personal, friend of the
late William . Carless. who passed
away in is:!.. . He leaves no known
relatives but a ho8t of filends Will
grteve his passing.
Funeral jefrvtre's In charge of Ihe
Conger Funeral ' parlors will ' be
held at the church In rrtoehtx at 2
p. m. Tuesday. Rev, Johnston will
oniciate ana interment will ue ui
Phoenix cemetey. ' '
Madras. Plans considered for
erectjon of grmge ball-here.
nmf nnoT nnm
AIR OPERATORS
OF
WASHLNGTONW Tho! fler
Xcctlng of apparatus for aircraft
use has , been one of the biggest
pro Me in h In the entire .field of
radio design and development,' -
To assist the engineers in the
work, air transport operators of
tho country, preparing to inaugur
ate extensive uso of radio, have
compiled a list of requirements for
tho development and manufacture
of equipment.
The varying conditions : under
which, operations are maintained
at present call for three separate
forms of power supply, the oper
ators! say. These aro wind driven
generators, engine driven genera
tors and dynainotors. The maxi
mum supply from these so far as is
known Is 1000 volts, supplying 600
mllllamperes and 15 volts and 16
amperes on the low side. . Voltage
regulation of all these units shall
be within plus or minus 2 per cent.
Microphones should bo develop
ed for both open und closed planes.
In the open . plane,. construction
Should be such that when 1n posi
tion the pMot can move about the
cockpit: freely, even projecting his
head over the side, without leaving
tho microphone. Operation must
bo maintained when the cpilot
wears a mask and In . extremely
cold weather. ' ' r
.Light, noise-excluding Jiead sets.
which can be worn for protracted
periods without causing- discomfort
should be developed.. While it Is
impractical to .designate , specific
dimensions, all radio- equipment
and accessories. should be' as com
pact and light as is. consistent with
acceptable operation! the aircraft
men point out. , ,-.
The receiver should be of a unit
control type adapted for either
manual or remote control, using
standard commercial . vacuum
tubes, and is to have an Input level
of ten microvolts giving an output
of. ten. volts! of firtOO. kilocycles. The
transmitter should be so construct
ed that it has' an onei-aUntr ranae
of1 8 to 1 in wavelength.
U Is emphasized that equipment
must function during the muncuvl
erlng of the ship and through sud-dt-n;
jolts, and all weather condi
tions such as 'heavy : .raf rt, sleet;
snow and high wind. Temperature
variations 'must bp' accommodated
Over wide ranges In short. periods
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SMITH TO SHARE
iX, 'Biiilth.dcmocraiio hrcHidcntlal
eandlato last fall, wll join a com
liaiiy .ioi' ' dtotliiKUhdicd Americans,
wlii'dri ' he '-receives-, the? Ijiclarc
modnl from1, the . .UhlvoiMlty of
Kotro. l)ame; p'; v .i
.TIiq medal ha .been Riven each
car ice to the la' Catho
lic op the United States who has
achieved such distinction in his
field of special endeuvdr oh to re
flect ' edry upon ' 'the Catholic
ralth."' ' - "
VfarrIoi;s, statesmen, kvfltera, jur
ists; orators anf ohe actress,-Mrtr-
garet Anplin, hij,ve been given'-the
iiWolin'e netlal. 1 ; . '"-( v.1' :'' ' -
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i'AWIIL-SKA, Okla. (Al No lon
Ker yll "poor relatlon" of , t!ic
Ohuko Indiana': be. allowed o
Hponfro. on hoHpitutlty of the ull-
enriehcd tribe.'1 '
Other tribcHmen have naid ex
tended vlsita to their rich Osae
friemlH, eapuclally ' in the winter
months. So many camo this win
ter , that officials of the, Oshko
aKcncy decided 'their wards were
beintf imposed uiton. "
jVn ordor requested visiting In
dians of other tribes to leave the
OHnutf tjeservation. '
Scottish Kite.
Stated nicctinir Siskivou
ftlKjf LodKe of Perfection. 7:30
7 p. m., April 8th. Itcfresh-
meuta.
17 I 15. WILLUMS, Secy.
Burns. Construction of Hennett
Brothers garage building progress-
Ins rapidly
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
tXJH SALK Ilano at about half
valuJ easy terms. 225 South
Oakdale, afternoons. 19
FOR SAIK Heifer. Guernsey and
' Milk Durham. Phone 1070. 19
KOIl RENT 3-ronm f.irr,lwh..H
apt. with garase., 800 V. Jack
son. . ; . J9
FOR SALK500-jral. oil-tank for
irucK. I'nonc 4MS-K-?. . .18
FOU SAUK T Uhode Island Red
coeKcreis and .0 hem. - A. K
iirockway. rhone 7-F-21. 19
FOU SAI.K KldlntT corn cultivat
or. A. E. ltroekway. Phone 7-F-
si. ' . . to
FOH KKXT Furnished room with
or without tnard and garaite.
FOIt UK N'T 4-room furnished
house; -electric range, aaraare.
; Phone 1075.,
1 l
FOU SALE ?H arres, heautlful
honn- site: om acre In pesrs
good soil. lis .v. Grape. TH.
4ri- tf
KOR SAI.K Cabinet shop. dolnK a
fine huslnpss. Will satrldce. us
,o. vrape or call - - (
CATHOLIC HONOR
SPONGING FIENDS
Steering Irppqrtant !.
to Cap Operation
"Evidently motor car owners
like tho taste of good ateerln' they
ure ettin' today. I can't help
concludln" that's the case- when I
notice the: number of car owners
that come In hero to have , the
mechanism chocked when ateeerin'
doesn't scein.tp be just right," says
an expert Snochanlc.'1 ? .
. "After all, every motorlat should
renilze that good atcerin' lb only as
good as It's .maintained, i, In- that
way. It's like all other; .parts of tho
car. If It Is allowed to follow Its
own course, H'U likely develop,
first,- a stiff nesH in turnin', and.
second, a habit of transmlttln
road shocks, .wheel movements,
and other wobblin - effects .' back
into the driver's arms.
'Keepin' steerin' in good condi
tion is a matter of knowln1 what's
likely to' make it less good.
"There are : eight possiblo trou
bles with the steerin that should
always bo borne in mind. For
one, und it's common,-too little air
pressure - in the front . tires will
make the wheels harder to turn.
Lack of lubrication will, do the
same thing. Poor wheel alignment
tends to make the atnerin' wheel
fight back and it often Is quite as
bad in this respect as fncauin' ex
cessive tire wear. . ,.
"'.Wear in; the thrust, benrln' is
one f the common causes of back
lash, lving pin buahln wear Is
another' source: of steerin' annoy
ance that is particularly Iriitatin.
VTho condition t of the heel
bearln's also is important.' If they
are ' adjusted too loosely, the
wheel'll -.wobble and .t will be
transmitted back to the ilriyer.
Unequal adjustment of tho brakes
also needs to be watched by the
nian who demands a car that
guides easily. . R does looseness
Ih the front -springs !i 'ClilK
Bear in' theau jussible troubles
In mind, the car ownor -should
havd Ilttl4 difficulty In loc4tln' Just
what is wrong."
Phone
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