Medford mail tribune., June 03, 1929, Image 8

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FRUIT EQUIPMENT
Construction of the nnw J12D.OO0
substation of the California Oregon
Power Company to be located on
four-acre tract of land, near the
Pacific and Euatorn rlnht of way,
purchased laBt week from Dr. I.
D. Phlpps of thlB city, will not
start until September, according to
Oeorge Pythian, chief construction
engineer of the power concern. It
will be finished and in operation
by January 1, next.
; Delay . in receipt of electrical
equipment and machinery to be
used in the substation delayed the
construction. The equipment in
cludes two extra large transform
ers, said to be nmong the largest
In una on the Pacitlc coast.
The substation will be modernly
equipped throughout and built to
meet future power and light de
m.'.utls of this immediate territory.
. A conprete base will be laid over
a large area of tho site to provide
a solid foundation for the heavy
outdoor machinery.
When the new substation Is com
pleted, tho present substation on
Riverside avenue will be abandon
ed. - It Is locuted on a choice lot
on that thoroughfare.
CITY SYSTEM FOR
Alke Itlory, thoro !h plenty of
city "water for tho mtburban dis
trict that want It, In the opinion
of City Water Knglnevr F. C. J11
lurd. Hd also Jig urea that the
revenue derived from fiirnitthlnK
new sections with uu.ua pura t
"Kubfituntlul enough for aerlous
consideration." The minimum rate
of 2.fi0 per month for auhurban,
with a eliding aculo for over the
minimum amount would he above
the ordinary running expenses.
There Ih also development to be
considered, with the extension of
water mains.
Mild protests have been voiced,
that Medford, In furnishing water
for seetionH outsldo the city limits,
was diminishing its cwr. supply.
Enwlneer Dlllnrd rportH thut tho
entire nrea 'between Hummit ave-
nue and Jacksonville und Includ
ing that city, .would use a quar
ter second cubic foot of water a
flny', With 18 second cubic feet
coming In dally. Th's would not
be a drop in the bucket.
Tho district between this city
ind Jacksonville now 1b helm; built
UP rapidly, and is now settled on
both, sides of the Jacksonville
road, to the mil (lore ranch.
.The Onk drove district is to
vote on $ in. 000 bonds for tho ex
tension of city water,
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Better Pleased
7 'Than Ever With
Southern Oregon
' Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ultle. who
have spent two months at the Hotel
Medford and visiting friends here,
leave tomorrow for their home In
Dixon, III. They will stop off at
Portlund for a day.
Mr. and Mrs. Little spent ten
weeks In California before coming
to thLs city. They spend two
months here every year, like the
scenery, climate and people more
every visit, and nlwnya boost for
this country. Their many friends
here hope to see them move o
Medford.
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After having declared the frost
scuHon at an end the latter pari
of lat week, uh far oh giving out
the itHUal cvenlnK front forecast ,
Kloyd Young, tho government ine
tiKiroloKkHt In charge of the frost
WurnJng and t em-arch work for the
north went HtateM, left the city to
day to Investigate tho pant nea-1
nun a 1 rum wm k in i ne nori iin n
part of the state and In the fruit
bells of the Male of Washington,
after which he will go to the Han
Kranclaco w-h t her bu reau Ht a t toil
to do genenil weather forei-anttng
work there for a month prior to
returning to bin headiiuai tei-H and j
homo nt Ponumu, Kouthei n Call
ftunia. Ills iiKAlstnnt, liiy lloger, who
nlno has been here Hlncn the mid
die of March, left today, depart -
lag for Yankton, H. I), where her
will upend three week In vacation'
relief at the weather station. I
Ueforo lea vl nit the city today,
Mr. Kogern Ha Id he under! nod
that one of the orchard located
In a cold sect ion despite the tern-1
perature we much ave thoj
freezing point In this city, fln-d
lightly Humlay mnrnliiK tin a mat
ter of precaution.
Mrs. V. I. TouYelle returned to
day after being nhmnt over two
monthH, called to Chllllcolho. Ohio,
hy the nerl o tin ltlnei of her broth
er, I. J. Jt lower. Indue of the court
of apnea Is. Jude Itlonrmr recov
ered from hi ntt'tck and -Mr. Ton
Vclle, after vlltlng friends and rel
nnn rei-1
to Med-j
ative in Ohio, letuuud
The Pinnacle Packing Co., Inc.,
Raymond It. Keter, managur, has
! started the installation ot fruit mu
Ichlnery In Hb packing house und
plunt on South Kir street, entailing
an expenditure ot between whiu
and $10,001). The equipment will
be In operutlon the coming fruit
season.
- Tte new machinery Includes a
new box lidding machine, costing
with a copaclty of 6000 per
day; two new box making machines
costing $1105 euch, a lug box con
veyor thut will expedite the hunn
llug of fruit and the return of the
lug boxes to the platform and the
latest improvements of the Ilean
Sprayer company.
The Pinnacle plant, when the
present work Is completed, will be
one of the most modern plants in
the valley.
The rrult Industry, In preparation
lor the handling of tho coming
crop, has expended close to half a
million dollars since the first of
tile year, in new construction and
addition of new equipment, as fol
lows: Kimball Fruit company, new
plant on Norl,h Fir street, $2.',000.
Medford lire &. Storuge Co., com
pleted Ice storage warehouse and
cold storage und pre-coollng plant
to be completed by July 20, $125,
000. .
Pre-coollng and cold storage
plunt of the Southern Oregon
Sales. Inc., ut Stewart avenue und
Pacific highway, $200,0(10.
& K. Co., additional warehouse
and equipment, $15,600.
Yurd extensions and increased
ice loading platforms by Southern
I'uclflc rullroud, $r0,000.
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The Crest, homo of Ituekfng
ham'rt ice cream made at the coun
ter, will be officially opened tomor
row morning at 10 o'clock.
Visitors will be given samples of
ice cream the opening day, from
10 to 11 a. m. and from 2:3 to 3,
and 7:30 to 8 o'clock In the even
ing.
Although customers have been
"ervcil a lh ice cream establish
ment during the past several week.
Mrs. liuck Ingham sufd today that
they have been handicapped be
cause of limited equipment.
The foudlaln equipment has been
Increased to I li rce tl men the or
iginal size In order to provide plen
ty of storage room for the numer
ous kinds of Ices made at the Crest.
A large mahogany cabinet Is
being built by the Trowbridge Cab
inet works. This cabinet, when
completed, will he filled with the
candy and tobacco stock.
The Crest Is attractively decor
ated In a color combination of
black, whle and green. All of the
woodwork Is mahogany.
ADD $61 ,645 TO CITY
The building program In Med
ford last month had a total of V.
045, according to figuroH at the
city building department. Of thin
amount, the Rum of $10,l4fi was
Hpent for nUeralioiiH und r1.2ot)
wuh ttpent for new coiiHtruction.
Approximately 3ti permltR were Is
sued and the larger construction
Items Included the Medford Ice &
Storage Co. plant und a $!M)00 home
tor Mrn. KenHley. The mouth of
April had n total of onlv jt'jn.KfiR.
COOKS FIND NEW
VALUE OF SUGAR
Vegetables More Delicious
When Cooked New Way
Two groupH of women, nil famous
cooking: experts, recently conducted
a series of tests to find the most
tasteful way of preparing vege
table dishes. In every case, after
the various way of cooking vege
tables were tried, the experts
unanimously voted in favor of
using otdy a little water and add
ing sugar in cooking vegetables.
One group of experts recommends
this unusual recipe for haktd a pule
ami onions. Slice H medium-size
apples and six mcdium-si-,c unions
into a greased casserole in alter
nate layers, seasoning with 'salt,
pepper, la cup of sii'-ar, and 2 table
spoons butter. Add cup water
and bake in n moderate oven
(;to0 K.) about of an hour.
The sugar adds not only to the
taste but al hi to the food and energy
value of the vegetables, mo that
they are not only valuable vitamin
foods, but foods that furnish work
ing power to the individual. Use a
lilu'ial dash of suar, depending on
the quantity cooked, with pens,
lima beans, string beans, corn, car
rots, beets, parsnips, sweet potatoes.
squash, onions and tomatoes. Good
food promotes guutf hculth. Hie
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loan and 1111111110 Ilalaniicck
All who are concerned with the
development of special gifts In
young children will he In (crested
In tlie concert this Monday eve
ning, at H o'clock ut the Isis thea
ter by Joan and Jeanne 1 la In mi
ce k, called "Tile Miracle Ilahy
Artists," of Hollywood, Calif. Miss
Joan Is a violiniHt and plays an
instrument that belong to her
grand tut her and which tie allows
no one else to touch. Her com
ma ml of 1 he technical resource
of the instrument, octaves, double
stopping, gliHsando, trills anil vi
HERE ON JUNE 12
Tho Kiwanis meeting today was
an open forum, there being 110 reg
ular speaker or program.
One of the most important an
nouncements was that tho ninth
northwest district governors' con
ference would be held in Medford
on tho ulturnnon of June 12 und
ail evening mealing and banquet
on the Hiuno date, at which tho la
dles will attend and for which a
good program Ih being arranged
consisting of music and tdiort talks.
Ted Baker w::: aiwnk on how
the local club ia co-operating with
other civic clubs. A Medford Kb
wanhin Is ulso to be He'", ted to
make a fivp-mina:o talk on some
phase, of tho Ktuauis. This will
le hi competition with the other
seven clubs la tho dir-i riet, the
winner to compete at Salem dur
ing the, district convention with
Hpeakei'H from other districts for
a sliver trophy given by Governor
flo win tin.
J. C. Barnes
Brown & Whit-
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I ILCTT'S $lo" ilr Month!
ON SALE ALL THIS WEEK
brato, are said to he remarkable,
while her tone is full and vibrant.
Her sister. Miss Jeanne, has one
of I hone phenomenal voices which
cannot he explained, except by say
ing it is a gift or Cod.
iiesides the artist feature of tho
program, by Joan and Jeanne, the
Isls theater will run the comedy
anil Putho News, Mrs. Iuy, popu
lar dancing teacher, will pi-esenL a
group of children in colorful
dances, and two of Mrs. Core's,
ambitious young piano pupils will
also h heard.
The cities In this district are
Ashland, Klamalh Falls, Bend,
Bend, Marshgield, Uoaeburg, Heeds
port and Medford. All will have
delegations here for tho conference.
Tho committee to arrange for the
conference in Kiwanlans Clemen
Hon, Krotlette and Jacobs.
Music Committee: Kiwanlans
Hay, Howard and Huchter.
; H. B. JLammond announced there
would he a golf tournament at Ash
' land Sunday, June !, between Ash
land and M-cdford Kiwanlans.
1 .Miss Olsen of the Southern Ore
; gon normal invited all Ktwanians
to attend tho drama, "Kindling,"
: to be presented by the students at
' the Normal Friday, May 7. Misses
jTimmenH and l;etty Jones of Med
' ford nro to take part.
I Visitors wore Klwanlan Lloyd H.
iMagill of the Bend club und P. D.
' Morton, both of Magill's drug store.
; unci W. C. Godfrey, chief ranger of
'the Crater Lake national park.
I . After adjournment the members
ivisiled the flower show In tho Kim
ball Fru;c company's new packing
house.
I Tho meeting on June 17 will be
I taken over by tho Chamber of
I Commerce for their forum, tho oth-
er civic clubH cu-operutlr.g. Jumos
' Stevens has consented to sing two
lor three numbers. on the program
land will be accompanied on the
I piano by Betty Biowrh
GET IN TOUCH WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING MEMBERS GF
REALTY BOARD... TOD AY!
Chas. Cutter field W. M. Hclmes Carl Y. Tenjjwald J. VV. Wakefield Weld
E. C. Ccrn Walter Leverette Earl Tumy Chas. Ray Chas.
Thsmas Realty & Insurance Co. Southern Oregon Realty Co.
when "Model Aucceeded "Model T I
mbtoA
have no room
for fuuxL
carooi
"N the excitement of
models and new body
on so many different cars'
these last few scumnti we've
almost overlooked the great
est change of all a change
in motor dettign.
Even tlie most expensive oils
form more carbon. A sample of
(his oil, when burned, left more
than three limes S3 Uiucb as
Shell Motor Oil
"An equal sample of Shell Motor
Oil left only this smuli f ruction
of carbon and it i soft carbon,
not the hurd, gritty, duiuugiii kind
SKr fit l 1 hlt
Crowd jutnmvd hi auditoriums lust yvnr to sec the now Fords. Their enthusiasm was justified.
This rvulty Jim: smuil cur marked an vitoch rnaking ciume
new
- lines
No longer ore motors slow and in
efficient, with big roomy spaces for
carbon to gather. Tistonu now reach
almost to the cylinder head within
132 of uu inch in fiumc motors.
Increased efficiency is the order of
the day. It accounts for the greater
power, econom, speed of the new
cars. The new Fords you now see
by hundreds get their power from
euch an improved motor.
Yet there are people Who vMi
you'd never even hoard of this
change in motors.
They are the refiners of motor
oils that form quantities of h-ird.
gritty carbon. Such oils were bad
enough in old-style roomy engines.
They are ruinous in the rawer card
, Hard carbon causes knocking, en
gine strain. Makes chip off and
grind through light pistons and
Shell 400, the "dry" gas, is
ordinary "wet" gusoliacs.
bearing. Particles get under valves,
muking them leak power, warp,
burn quickly.
There is one niolor oil, however,
thut lubrication engineers uronoum e
ideal for present day lubrication.
( actually farms only 13 to 15 as
muih curium as ere the costliest
oils sold! The little it does form is
jus! a oft toot carried away easily
Ly the c:Jmu;t.
It is Shell Motor Oil. The new
Viig.h-varuum process by which it is
made give it oilier iiiijwrtaut qual
ities, too. It withstands violent tem
perature changes which would break
down old-stylo oils. It holds its body
not only when it is cool hut un
der thu intense heat inside a high
compression motor.
Once you begin using Shell Motor
Oil you'll tolerate no other kind.
MOTOR OIL
made "dry" to protect your oil from the
Kvcn Shell Motor Oil can bo ruined by
NO room neat
AO CARBON
Rfineath the hood of the neuf
Ford is a sturdy modern mo
tor. It will give you wonderful
service, sustained high speed,
long life hut remember that
there is no room in it far the
handful of hard carbon which,
old-style oils would soondeposit
crunkrnsc dilution caused by,
thinning witli "wet" gasoline
& Weld
A. Wing Agency
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