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METVFORD MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE( iOX. SUNDAY. . MAY 19, 1929.
PAGE THREE
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; -By Frank I. Weller .
- (Associated Press Farm Editor)
WASHINKTOXP Those who
believe deletion of the export de
benture plan will remove the last
ohstncle to rapid enactment of
farm relief 'legislation expect con
gress to compromise on the ques
tion of farm board membership.
The house bill calls for sis mem
bers and the senate bill for 12.
There Is little sentiment one way
of the other among farm groups.
They BUggest congress make it
eight or nine-and hurry the mea
sure to the President for his g
nature. . ;
Odds favor a board of six mem
bers including the chairman, with
the secretary of agriculture an ex
officio member. That is the house
plan, which has the .support of the
administration and which has
made more progress than the sen
ate bill.
President Hoover is represented
as favoring a minimum unmber.
Fewer mefnbers would make fewer.
jFiz.uug-a-year salaries to pay and
Vdd to fhe mobility of the board.
It is understood tre President
wants a compact, swift-moving or
firfnlzation at the ha'd of farm re
lief -structure. A multitude of mo
mentous problems nr$ expected to
be before thc'board constantly. "
All-powerful1 "anK hold Ins the
success or failure of farm relief In
Its hand, tho board. It is argued,
can operate more efficiently If Its
mechanism Is ls-compllcated.
. The senate bill provided there
shall be on the board one member
from each of the 12 federal land
bank districts. '
Agricultural; organizations ex
press no choice in the matter other
than that the members, whether
six or' 12, be men who have been
prominently connected with farm
affairs from a producing or mar
keting standpoint.
They are chiefly concerned
abbut the chairman, whose genius
is depended upon to guide the
hoard and whose salary is to be
fixed by he Presfdent
There has been consldearble agi
tation for the President, with the
novice and consent of tho senate,
to select an outstanding mnrget
ing specialist and pay him any
reasonable salary he may demand.
Farm groups . favor; a specialist,
provided he be a specialist In mar
keting farm produce, but believe
bis salary should not exceed ?15,
100 a year. ., .
The President has declined to
discuss farm bonrd personnel or
applicants until he signs a farm
relief bill.
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PARIS iff) One of two things
Is surely going 1o happen in the
fashion world. Normal waistlines
tui-k-ln blouses are going to- be
the fancy of the few and ultra
slender, or boned corsets which
assist the wearer to the fashion
able flat front are going to come
hack. "
t'ries qf horror can be heard In
dress shops when Mrs. Avorage
k Ilent starts to try on ono of tho
new tuck-in blouse suits with belt
ex! skirt. Those suits look so slim
and nonchalant on the manne
quins. Hut on the average woman
bulges and rolls where . lines
should be smooth and straight de
cide her very quickly to stick to
one piece costumes with belts at
the modified waistline. There still
urn itlnnlv nf litn lint belted
Ings. . .
The old fashioned word embon
point is revived fro mobscurlty in
saleswomen's vocabularies.. With
tactful references to fannequlns
who now appear to be stomachless
as welt as hipless, they manage to
convey the idea that skirts with
normal waistlines should not be
attempted without preliminary
work with a massage roller. j
t
lelgh, who Introduced the use of
tobacco into England, died. It is
true, before his time, but he died
of d sharper medicine than nico
tine poisoning. As great a literary
favorite as Hubert iuuls Hteven
son, In one of his travel stories,
spoke of "deifying tobacco," mean
ing cigarettes. General CI rant did
not smoke cigarettes, it is true,
but he was a habitual cigar
smoker. And dire as have been
the predictions as to what would
happen to women If they persisted
In cigarette smoking, there has
heen no well authenticated case of
any of their number going to per
dition because of the practice It
Is only, we believe, a bigot who
would listen with alarm to a radio
program which, after providing an
entertaining concert, closed with
the announcement that it was
sponsored and paid for by a lead
ing cigarette manufacturer,' JVew
York' Herald.
f".;3 Lillian Shepherd, of Battle Creek, Mich., will be crowned
r;.o.-rem queen at l-r picturesque Micnioan festival: at Benton Harbor
New Inventions
IH:itl;I MUX lU'YIXO
. KKADV MAIK f UVTIIINO
. Associated Press Fhpto
Baroness LI 1 1 Hatvatiy of Hun-
fiaru nlnutuninh inrl ch..t .A-U
writer, Is coming to the United
States In May on the second trans
Atlantic voyage c'ttho Graf Zep
pelin to see Ethel Barrymore act
In "The Love Duel," the baroness'
first play to reach Broadway. - ,
WELLINGTON. N. Z. () Bor
ings for oil in New Zealand oon
tlnus, but without striking petro
leum In commercial quantities ex
cept at Moturoa,.. where a steady
flow has been found. There ifl a
tfieory that New (ealand is In an
oil belt passing through Burma,
tho. East Indies and New Guinea.
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Press Comment Ii
I
Why nir I'lgs lit Nine Dio
Pour pigs out of every nine die
before they ' reach n marketable
nge, according to C. D. Lowe, de
partment . of agriculture expert.
Tho chief cause of the loss, he
says, is poor judgment In selecting
the sow that gives them birth, and
in seeing that she gets the proper
tocoreise and diet. Unclean quar
ters after tho lltttr is born is a
secondary, but Important, cause of
additional losses.
THE
Southern Oregon Electric
Extends a cordial welcome to
all visiting ODD FELLOWS
and REBEKAHS.
H. 0. Frobach .
Morris B. Leonard
T.HRLTX. VP) The first Ger-
To warn 'the driver when hlsman -Ympt at American stand
tires need inflating, a metal ticker i ardlxnttdn in men's clothing caused
has been introduced. It operates. a 20 lH'r cpt reduction in retail
on the -same principle as the toy i -Prices here.
noise makers that nroduce a loud r ' A chain of stores under a cen-:
sound when they are bent and ! t,,ftl. -management uses "American'
. . , ' - . . , , - ' stylr" quantity production and
straightened.. The mftal p ece iS! ,. ' , ,.
' sfjls ready-mado suits at rates
inserted under the rim and extends substantially lower than those of
down over the outside of the ens-j any "of the Tterlln tailors. The;
Ing. When the tire becomes do- j standardized suits are finding a
fluted and sags to the danger point,! ready market. !
the bulge causes the signal to give: 4 ,
a loud clicking sound with each! Sunflowers for Bonn Poles
revolution of the wheel. Popular! MOW on-e ininKmK farmer nas
Mechanics Magazine. . suiveu me oean-poio prooiem js
I amusingly told In The Farm Jour-!
Easily attached to the. brim of j nat. He no longer scours his own I
the hat, an adjustable xtindi? is in- premises 'and the countryside for!
tended to shield the weaver's eyes n sufficient number of slender;
from the glare of automobile sticks, but uses the Simple expedl- j
headtlghU. ent of planting sunflowers along j
(with tho beans, lie finds that the
SVDNKY. 0P -The Australian
federal science and industrial re
search council is tsudying means
tf increasing tobacco crops in the
island continent. More than 1000
acres were cultivated last year.
adlb commission- declined
1 the programs of the ciife
anufacturers access to tltc
ItuviLso On tho Air
Wisely, wo ore . convinced,, the
federal radio commission- declined
to refuso
arette mai
radio. The Idea that cigarettes are j
instruments of the devil has been
pretty well exploded. Many saintly
persons, together with grunt num- j
bers of statesmen, engineers, edit- j
ors, jurists and even fundamental- '
Ists, uho them habitually or occa- ;
slonally, nnd the vital statistics do;
not indicate that they die before j
their time or are impaired in or- j
ally l.v the habit. Hlr Walter Ita-
Clearing a wider nrea, ,an 1m-
sunflower stalks not only provide
j excellent poles for .the beans to
proved type" of windshield witter"
uin-iiiii-H mm ""l8 Ml Kill hnl (hot tliAl--HMA,l
parly tke entire top 1 . ...
of the glass. This is a:id to uause 1 7 ,t , , " A , "
less interference with tne. vision, i L' ,s tMroil the sun-
v uni'r aiiiiisM oe nioweu uiiuer
Fitted with eight wjitr-tlffht '"Mi") the -soil.
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WASHINGTON (A) Speeches
of tho eight regional competitors
in the contest here for the high
school oratorical championship or
the United States will be broadcast
over the Columbia network May
2. .........
V in addition' to the radio trans
mission, the speech ofhe national
champion will be recorded Iqtalk
ing motion pltures according to
Randolph Leigh, director .general
of the contest. Arrangements have
been made to release the film to
theaters In every English speaking
nation. ) '.
Similar full-length pictures and
vocal records will be mode of each
nf the 24 national champions who
will compete for the right to enter
the international finals here next
October, Mr. Leigh says:
The foreign speeches will be re
leased In the nations in which their
languages are spoken. v .
The international contest prob
ably will be broadcast throughout
tho United States and to , many
other nations by short wave rolay.
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Goldfish
There are two facts that owners
of live goldfish need to know. Ono
is that ft&h, in general, live where
there is plenty of shade and their
eyelids are entirely absent. There
fore, when fish ore put into trans
parent gloves which admit all the
light there is, nnd from all direc
tions at once, fish cannot cover
their eyes and cannot find a shady
place in which to hide. Small ob
jects, such as water plants, float
ing pieces of wood, -nnd stones, or
"castles" sold by stores, can be put
into th ebowls to make shadows.
The other is that there Is air In
; the water where fish live in na
ture. Aerated water Is a neces
sity for life for fish. Water in
globes Is still nnd free from air
nnd needs aerating by means of
water plants nnd fresh-poured
water. The use of a syringe forc
ing bubbles Into the water is still
better. Growing water plants are
most deslrnble.
The water must be changed reg
ularly, Fish In still wajer In globes
swim around with gaping mouths,
gasping for breath, and may soon
net us My smother for lack of a if.
People who enjoy seeing finh In
clnbPH and who allow children to
enjoy watching them, will do well
to consider the-virtue of. kindness
o nnimnls, even toward goldfish.
They may. on swond thoughts, de
cide that the possible Injury to
compartments, a non-sinkhbie lire
boat Introduced In Unglaml will
hold 3 50 persons. The craft has
performed satisfactorily Irtrtests.
For sharpening threading dies,
a grinding wheel run by a high
speed motor, has been introduced.
It turns at more than 4i6 revolu
tions per second, the fasf rnte- be-
ing" attained by tho special motor
and frequency changer, which con
verts Co-cycle - current itUo 4
cycles.
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rRACHTH,- (P) TJie film censorship-
of the ministry of the in
terior of CsicchoHiovakla In JflUS
viewed 200 motion 1 pictures nnd
cut out 0,000,000 feet of film.
I'oliticul as wel ns 1 111 oral groundH
actuated the udgments, and '29
German films were bjanned alto
getlnh,. ' . .' j
siePENNEYC.
Welcomes
ODD FELLOWS
and REBEKAHS
to a "GREAT COUNTRY"
Flares that will bury for; 20 m!nr 1
utes and produce a bright glow (is:
have- been--introduced to if ill the
need of better emergency Ulumi- j
nation on intermediate 'landing j
fields and to warn and flag avi- 'Z3
ntors. -v (
On Friendship
Jly William Point.
A true friend unbosoms
r freely; advises justly, assists
4 readily, adventures boldly,
I takes all patiently," defends !
f courageously, and continues a t
4 friend unchangeably. . .v HE
4 2. These being the quail- j
r ties of a friend, we are to
f fin them before we choose
one.- - . . ir:
A 3. Irt short, choose a friend t
ns thou dost a wife, tHI death
r separate you.
4. If we find not friend- 4
4 ship - at home, or hnve no 4
r home to find it In, we may r
4 seek it abroad. It is a union S
r 01 Bpirus, a marriago 01 v
4 hearts, and the bond thereof
4 virtue. 4
4 G. There can be no friend- 4
4 ship where there is no; free- 4!
4 dom. Friendship loves a frVe 4
4 air, and will not be penned up 4
4 in straight and narrow en- 4
4 closures. It will speak freely, 4
4 and act so, too; and take4;
4 nothing 'ill, where no- ill is 4j
4 meant; nay, where It Is, it will 4
4 easily forgive, imd forget, too. 4 ,
4 upon small acknowledgments. 41
4 6. "Krlen'ds are: true -twins 4
4 in soul; they sympsthlrc in 4 j
4 everything, nnd have the 4
4 same love and aversion. 4 !
4 7. One is not happy with- 4lfej
4out the other; nor can either
4 of them bo miserable aVme. 4
As If they could change
bodies, they take tneir turns
4 in pnln as well as in pleasure; 4
4 relieving one another In their 4
4 roost adverse conditions. 4
4- R, What one enjoys, the 4
4 other cannot want. Like the
primitive Christians, they
4 have nil things in common,- 4
4 nnd no property, but in one 4
4 another. 4
WELCOME TO MEDFORD
We are glad to have you as our guests, ODD
-.FELLOWS,' and REBEKAHS, and we sin
cerely hope that you enjoy your visit here.
O. V. MYERS COMPANY
'Studebaker Reo ,
HELLO!
Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs-
TP We Can
Serve Yon
.While You
Are in
Med ford,
Come. Right
In
MODEL -CLOTHING
COMPANY
126 East Main
MEDFORD'S
CORRECT
CLOTHIERS
Phone 228
All Southern Oregon
-Welcomes you,
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Medford Domestic Laundry
30 N. Riverside
Phone 168
WE
ARE
GLAD
Qih'Ihh' Mine (Job!
NKW YORK. Future ship- i
rhildrcn when amused by tho tirht ! mntH of Bold from Canada may i
of Jive animal In confinement in cnntnln ome freshly mtnml metal
ijnnaturnl conditions. lx of even fro mthe ney pold mine In Queliee !
morfe importance than confidera-! provinre 4" miies up the Htirrl-;
tlon of fish. cane rlvef frhm Arhos, f nerations ,
These tatement of fart have wro started parly th!n yertr and
heen verified by one of the highest the first shipment, valued t j
mithoritles on fih. Western Press $25,000. has Just reached the mint I
Committee. In Ottawa'.
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ODD FELLOWS and REBEKAHS
WELCOME '
' .Yes ' f
THRICE WELCOME .
. ' to Our City
SIMONS, SHUTTLEWORTH &
FRENCH COMPANY, Inc..
Auction F. 0. B. Export
Medford, Oregon
New York, N. Y.
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That you are here,
Odd Fellows
and
Rebekahs
We sincerely hope that
your visit in Medford will
be nn enjoyable one. '
Offiitt's
Garage &
Machine
Shop,
North Riverside Ave.
Telophone 119
L0130ESK
Greetings, Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs
Make Us Your
Headquarters
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Qreetings, Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs
Make our store your headquarters
while in Medford. It will be I
pleasure td serve you . ..
Medford Furniture & Hardw. Co.
"A Reliable Place to Trade"
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ODD FELLOWS and
REBEKAHS
We cordially welcome '
you to Medford and the
Rogue River Valley!
PHIPPS AUTO PARK
SERVICE
Riverside at Jackson '
Phone 1037-1
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