"PAflE TWO
arEDFORD MATT, TftTBTJTE, MEDFORD,
HOME EDUCATION
"The Child's Flrt School li the Family." Froebel
Issued bV the National Kindergarten Association. 8 Wont 40th
I.' Street,' Nw York City. These articles ure appearing each Sunday
In- the Mull Tribune.
MATERIALS FOR CHARACTER BUILDING
Edith Lochridgg Reid
At Hunt's Craterian Today
Jula'4 mot her-brought from the ji-aklng my leaves hint nicht. so I'
kitchen n tray on whlrli we in u;Ku', llu lh:" n,st",
.; ,, , . ... . "'h. yes," replied mother.
.Miali ilW. .of. corn flakes' and 1,. tone of duality In- I
of ohlincuL.' , TJio tray was held jHl(.,ld uf ,11ib down" tu I
bpfo'rtf Julia;'-' She considered u ! Robbie, "you do f.-el as If you j
moment and said, -"Corn . flaki-a, I wanted to rake those first, hut of j
please." . . . j course, that Isn't a long Job and!
At luncheon-'sho was allowed to you'll soon be through and ready
choose between uppltf sauce and
UK'ared orango fur her first
e'ouvse; . ,'
After lunchaon hof mother
o piny with the hoys."
A lltllo later IHck. came in and;
said ho was going to spend his j
wiiolo week's allowance on a kite.
asked, , "Will ynu start your nap j "You think the kite is worth that
"A - ''A?'- i,- s? $ a,
ass. k -iKk-MliA&JJ
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OR KG ON, SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1929.
... l H JL-
seekintf to nttrnct
at one u 'clucK or. iivu minuu'H
after?" Julia, bcintf alix'iuly
Bleepy, ohuno the eiirllor tlmo.
"If t;h'e inn't Hleepy nhfl will Fay,
'Five- niiHuUm after or- 'Tun ntin
utrM after," ileiH-ndiiiR on what 1
numo aH tho time," the mother ex-
r plained to it, Client vlHitinjf in llu; i
home, who exprosm-d Home hut- j
prine at thin program of ctioiceH. '
"Hut iKii't .that way very much '
morn bother than telliiifr a child j
much?" Iii.s mother iiMietl, havtnn
seen them in lh; corner more that
moinliiK. at which time who
thought lliey were priced toi hih.
"Vch, t buy 're all i1kII; cvui y
one Is buying thcrn," Huh) Dick.
"It 'h hIx ilayK until another al
inwaucc, noil," Hinilcd muthcr, Jlut
k"i didn't nay, "No, yu can't
wunt your money on that kite
it inn't any k'o1."
At dinner Dick cnnfcKKcd frank-
what to d
: obedience?
and dcmandiiiK iiuick
asked tho fiuent. j
"That kite wasn't any Kood.
Kiilit the first IhiiiK. Tbat'h
Walter Huston nnd Kathcnuc Fraatis in a slciic fi um. ihe
"Qentlcmen of the Press''
"(Jeiitlemen of the Press," latest i his wife died, 'he was on asMlLrn-all-talklnL;
drama of newspaper niont covering a Iexicau uprishiK;
life, Jh at Hunt's Craterian today. when his UitUKhtcr grafluated
.On tile Htn It was the sensa- ! from Ijfph school, he wan writing
tlon of New Vork and tiie story about Lindbergh. .
ha been faithfully reproduced for ! it . is t hit character that .AVal-th-
Hcrccn.' A -master caMt. headed tee Huston portray on the talk
by Walter Huston, includes six j in , screen ..in "(Icntlemen . of the
inemberK ff lite uricinal stacre ni.sl. I'resM,"
1'lie. .story deals with a veteran; Another hie feature on tho nro-
"It taken, perhaps, a little more what I net for not usii.K my think- "'''"; ' '". v urf.. aiwi unver
effort on my part, but I wouldn't
; cull ft bother," replied tho niotiior.
; "You Hen, that is the method I
r have always UHcd to start my cbll-
Ureti in liHliits of decision, instead
of clhmorlntf with Julia aimut her
, nfcp time and telling her hIio must
, eo, I encouniKc her to Hay tliat
( she will ro. She understands that
- hr choice will be respected,"
t .The K-ilfit whs much intei-ested
t in tliis plan of dlsciplino in which
the uhildren K volition was given riof simply throiiKli having b
. aornt range instead of being char-j these. opportunltleK which his pur
ac tori zed as Htubburnneus, when ( ents are. offerii'.K him for exercis
. eXArclued. as Is tho case in some I ine his will and making )-
phonies.. j ohidces even at some sacrifice
.Later when Bobble came bound- j Children can be taught to ch s
d lng. In from kindeigarten he j at a very early nee, although ai
called out, "Clarence and Hill are
gvhiR over -to the vucant lot to
-. play, bull
InK caii before buying," be added.
Hut neither mother nor d'td
eensuied hiiu. Mother didn't say,
"I told you so," and dad didn't
remark, "Vou'ru "Id enough lo
know bet tel." They both re- I
nurded It as an experience which
would bo fielpful laler probably
much more helpful than if mother
bad forbidden hi in to spend ;
(rents fur a worthless toy. In Intel
life he may be saved much greater
1
When bis daughter wan born, i(e ! "l.-Kier
,wan. covering a prize fifrht : when it Wh
Coming Attractions
first 11 may be only between two
toys to play with. Hy makine
these select ions, habits of consul -
"Are you going?" Ills mother j erinK and JudKinK are formed.
, aak.ed.( . i loiter the child more naturally
,"VtIl-Tr-" . considered H o b b i e, j looks at the two sidea of a ques
. "rvo been thinking about It out tion or the several phases o( a
there-on the porch. I didn't finish I real moral issue.
- 7 ! 1
.iiTutom.(i ,yi yvo, tyo,', it's
hole show In" Itself;' -
Dane and Arthur
Comedy Team at
Rialto Today
4 M iv
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T i I-
HEARTY RECEPTION
FIRESTONE REFEREE
. INDIANAPOLIS DERBY
imm lines of straiKht-elKbts. T he
.Mar men president likewise trav
I eled through such countries as
(Illy, Austrht, Ci-. hu-Klovakia.
Spain, Httngary, Poland and Dau-
"I'hern was a time when Kn
rope was far abend of America In
automotive eiiKim'rlne," Mr. VU
I Hums said. ' "American ennlnoerH
and manufacturers started pion-
eerlne work immediately after
The reception given the new the Worhl war and since that time
Roosevelt Klght In England and ! havo eclipsed the effortH of con-1
on the European continent augurs! tinental builders of automubilcH."
well for a new high class record1 t
of1 American-built Htrnlght-elght
cura uoroaa mis year, accoruiug toi
tii Ai. WlliiAms, preHldent of tho
Mnrmotr MotoT Cur Company, who
hna just nturned from itn extend
f4 Kuropenn trip.
Mr, Willlnmts who was nerom-i
. punlod by Frank L. Humbly, Mar-!
monv rtpnrt mnnnger, Introduced I
: the new Roosrvelt In fourteen for-! Hnrvey S. Klrestone, a great lu
ehjm countries, uml miceeeded in ' dnstrlal leader ami pioneer for the
expAndlng M firm on reprosestution j l't -1 yearn in the development
-abroad to a point where nn' effl-'f tires for automotive purposes,
ciwrt dealer nrgaiizatlon complete- was- seleee1 to nerve h C7.evee
. ly co-vors Hngland and the contl;ftt the famous ludlanapnlls- swer-p-1
.nent. sthltos 5ou-niilc uuto race May 30.
"Kuropean motorists always!
barto" -appreciated ami even de-j
inttnded automobiles that powesn '
ununual speed and flexihlltty," Mr. 1
Williams said. "Tho Btrnlght-i
plght, the type of car offering tho
great Ht of these advantages. Is
lopuUr In Kurope, although- thft j
brrter- of price has held buck ;
ales to h conslderatdo extent.
c. "The Roosevelt Is sold In Rng-1
lnnd for exntnple,' at a price that j
lis comparable to any lOuroneuni
Mtralght-elght. Tive otily Kngllsh-
f rffMlff' right- that approaches the;
Roosevelt !n: price is a car that in i
-smaller InsHle and has a nmaller
rrtrotor.
Mr. -Williams and Mr. Hnmhly
fttslteirt The recent (leneva luter-
- natfft-nsV AMtniViolflUv' Hhow In j
Kxs'lteerlftiid where Slarmon hud a l
large display of the Roosevelt j
csr lw addition to the two Mar-1
i jtT -m i
:ri . 3
I ( , J "v,
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John Carryrrwe rd Camilla liorn nTernpaft"
"Timipest, (he John Harrymore
screen niasteilcc, will bring
America'H . popular actor ta the
Itialtn tiieat-r tomorrow in a ro
nnince of RuHHia'H revolutinn. Ca
in II Ir Horn and I.ouis Wolheim ap
pearing in chief stiport of the star.
The New Vork World thought
"Teinpi'Hl" the "finest, most genu
ine motion plot ure John Harry
mure ever made" and "one of tjie
most glowing film dramas which
have come out of tho west."
That comedy team, Karl Dane
and fieorge.lv. Arthur, are 'at Hie
Rialto theater with a laugh pro
ducing vehicle, "Chlnu,- Bound.'-
The story takes Dane and Ar
thur to China, Dune as u stoker,
i.-Ltid his Utile playmate ax a love
; -lorn stowaway whose sweetheart
f on the liner with her crabbed
1 father and her muid. Josephine
Dunn is the girl and Polly Moran
,ih her maid. Holly is the . long
lost sweetheart of the stoker and
through the . stowaway, they- stage
t reunion on the ship much to the
disgust of Angus McAlister. the
Hcotcti father, and the hnrd-holled
H-f fleer in clutrgn. of tine ."black
iKeim-' or the Nfok'-hKM. . . v.
i "China RoiimIv move rapWly
from laugh to laugh.
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ill
SH L
At Itlalto Sunday.
An uproarious comedy based up
on an excellent story in "China j
liuund," coiuir.K to the Ki.ilto to- j
morrow.
Karl Dane and ft cargo K, Arthur
go to China this tlmo and on the
same liner with them wo find Holly
Moran and Josephine Dunn, who
ure being taken to China by Angu
STAMUOHH (A1) Turki(0i irioon
shlners and bootleggers ure 'lead
ing the police of the republic
which has mailt- moonshine one of
its fifteen statu monopolies, at mer
ry chase. The most recent round
up centered round a grave-digger
in the old Moslem quarter Of Ky
ouh. in the cellars of his ihuiiso
Hie jiollce found two nncicn,t cof
fins .stolen from the cemetery- mnde
famous hy IMerre Lotl, and In the
coffins two stills wherein the ,
grave-digger was making the
McA (Inter- who object h to the at
tentions of his former salesman '''' and popular native drink of
(Arthur) to his daughter Joan, or : domtfeo.
Josephine Dunn. Holly Moran is j Other contrabranders have been
cast as Joan's maid, Harah, the ex- i raugbt distilling gallons of the
sweetheart of Sharkey Nye, played beverage in the black depths of
by Karl Dane. .Sharkey is a stoker ' one of the ancient Ryzuntlne cis-'
and from the moment he finds the terns which wind in a mysterious
antique salesmaii stowml away in a j labyrinth beneath the modern city."
coal bunker the comedy move rap- After a lively battle underground.
Idly, landing the entire party In i -e police hauled out to prison a
China where a bandit war is on. j score of the cistern puotleggers.
ROM li UV) Non-coms In the
Italian army will henceforth bo
allowed lo marry only after ten
years service w.llh tho colors un
Jesjf they have special permission.
Those who havo their families In
garrlxoii towns will not bo re
ipilred to report back to barracks
until 1 1 p. in. , ,f , ,.4
Voters In France hp1 Ftipplled
Idenl ifliat Ion cards which tnuat
be loerjenteti at the polls.
British engineers are expert
men ting wit h n different type ofi
"gyroplane" a flying craft in
tended to make nearly vertlenl as
cents or descents for landing or
taking off in restricted space. This
one has .motors mounted on tho
tipn-rrf' the revolving" wings, thus
provldlaig a dlret.t drive-- totlie
rotating member. ; ,
NebraslvA pp'dueed milk
iir valued nf JfiO.OOO.OOft,
i lilSt
Harvey rirestono
"Aside from being largely r
sponsible for the present low nrii
of tires, due 'to bis unceasing und
nio 1 1 ssini entu is over a period of
1 years to repeal the Hrltlsh rub
ber restriction act. Mr. l-'ire.stoiH
is credited as being the lender who
iiuiceivc.l, pM fceie.l and Intro
duced the ):ill..on tire some years
tn. i M oi l lie (Miter)
i no company, Oclil represent u
lives. Mr. I'irestone has seen the
Iruhnuli of his tires f carr ing
the winners to vhtorv for the'list
nine years at the ureat teslntf- and
proving tvt,t of the automotive
"orld in liidiniiapolis.
Tho vftluo of property is af
fected more thn most peo
ple fealiiie by the validity of
Hs title. Frequently when
real' estate is transferred
title faults come to light and
cause troublo and losn.
Avoid this possibility by
having YOUR titlo iiiHurcd.
Jackson County
Abstract Co.
121 E. Sixth St., Phone 41
Brilliant Colors
of Birds Adopted
For Airplanes
Airplanes painted with the bill- 1
llant colors and markings of the.!
birds have beuun to make their up- i
pear.ine. The striking color com
binations uf Mini; am! bodies lend
themselves to cawy reproduction on
the comMmndliiK portion- of the
Planes, while the tall feathers can
lie reproduced In the elevator and
rudder and hortr.ontal stabilizers.
The bird-plane Ide.i, originated bv
Iterry Hrothcu of Detroit, whoxe
luiNiuem were iiMf1. wlm first ap
plied to a Nilnv.n ' I Vt roller,"
painted to rex.-mhle the redstart.
j Artificial musks that evil as
High nn $j;r. p;.r ounce, are being
manufactured hi the chemlsts'l
laboratories. 1
State Board of
Health
1
TELLS THE TRUTH
Our every water tst ;
f r o m our SwimininR j
pool is "Condition A"
"Safe, for ch-iiiluug par- j
poses.":' ' , . .'. -
It is the onlv Gas Chlo-
rinated Swinuning pooli
in Soutliern Oregon-
and has no eijual. 1
Life Cilia rd and swim
ming lessons bv - ilr. .
and ' Mrs. if. A. 1 Mc
Donald from Honolulu.'
M
ERRJCK'S
THE NAT.
Phone 100a
TO- FORE
BY MUSCLE SHOAL
By Frnn I. Wi-llor.
( Anoclaloil Pichb Farm Kdllnr.)
WA KM I.NX)TONjn-H,.lnt'rO(lun.
tinn of IiIIIb to iIIhuiinr of the bov
f!rnmt)t'ii 1L'7,0()i),ooo wur-llmc
propfiiy af AIumcIO Shoals, Ala.,
linn hroUKht before eoiiKre.sn the
(iotailH of an linHUHjjocted nitrogen
silumlop. in thlH lounlry.
Iji.it year private Industry iro-rtiiri-il
io coot if nil tho nltro
Kfii usfil In the United StateH. This
year, It i.s extlmated. It will pro
liuco liS per cent; next year, SO por
cent, and by 1U32 erase the aetuul
necessity of importing any nitro
gen at alL
Moro nitrogen was used in liliiS
than at any time in history 7,-'.la-t.OOU
tona Hy current calcula
tion American nitrate plants are!
capabre, of producing l(i,OU(l,(l(lO
tons annually without oxtra effort.
To Increase f dither domestic
prodction of nitrogen, a J60.O001
'Kill )lant soon -in to be erected at
Monroe. 1-a.. by the famous I. O.
Kii benlmidistrle A k't (once s c II
Hchaft of Frankfort, flermany, the
forerunner of all inorganic nitro
gen production.. ' '
A groupof banks headed by the
Natjonu,) City bant of New' York
already has acquired ' 30,000, Olio
of cttpital for the new' consern. On
its board bf, directors' will be- Wal
ler Tiiagje. president of th .stand
ard Oil Company of New Jersey:
Hrtsel Ford, )iresidnt of the Ford
.Motor Company;, Charles K. Mitch-
ell. . phfl Irmil n nf llm Mjiltnnol CI...
bank., and Pati Warburg, chair-1
man of the International Accept
a rut bank. , ,
pr vale industry pro ioae wmi kov - and: Inn and war scenes H, ,n
as ferltlier Is concerned. Caspian sea. . -
A FIVE-YEAR-OLD FORECAST MORE THAN REALIZED
9M
.- -: the Chrysler is, in reality, the first step in the
general revision . of motor car design which is bomd ,
to follow its advent. -! For it is an entirely new
type of car, built on a new kind of engineering,' which 'produces
v results radically different from any heretofore registered in the industry."
.......... Advertilemenp
' ' Saturday Evening Post
June 7, 1924
CHRYSLER'S INFLUENCE ON YOUR CAR
This, year the production of in
organic nitrogen In the United
Stales will amount fo ab'out 275,000
tons, or more than six times the
quantity- hnmd. for at Muscle
Shoals when congress authorized
the plants 13 yeurs ago to supply)
nitrogen for munitions and fertili
zer. For 10 years efforts- to dispose
om Muscle KhoaJs. now principally
a power project, have Included
the manufacture of Tcrtllllor either
under lease- to private- industry or
by government control. ,
, The same proposals again are
before congress, despite the rapid
increase in production of synthetic
nitrogen In tho United Slates and
abroad. nnd''the accompanying- de
crease In jirice. ''"''.
Nitrogen long' has, been the most
expensive. otentatMi. of fertlllanin
Tiie pi-ices f both natural nitrates
and the synthetic product are fall
ing with increased production, and1!
. It has become an axiom of the motor car
industry that much of what comes '
tomorrow originates in what Chrysler
engineering does today.
For five years, Chrysler has been the
acknowledged leader in thrilling per-
. formance. . For five years Chrysler has led
the way.in individuality and modern
smartness of design.
Those in possession of the facts know
tbafthere is-scarcely a motor car today
that does not owe some improvement in
its-make-up to Chrysler and has not
become a better car by reason of Chrysler
engineering: achievement. - -
Emulation is a nice compliment to
Chrysfer leadership, of 'course. But the
mere copying of features cannot equal the
complete Chrysler results.
ta you who are about to choose a new
car, a natural question arises: Why not
enjoy a Chrysler itself, so long as Chrysler
smartness, comfort, performance and
quality are the goals to which other cars
are striving? Let us show you in a test of
your own choosing the superiority of
Chrysler to anything aspiring to compete
with Chrysler.
CHRYSLER u75" $1555to J1795-EightBody
Styles. CHRYSLER "65" 1040 to $1145
Six Body Styles. , AH prices f." o. b, factory.
Chrysler dealers extend convenient time payments.
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CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT
MEDFORD MOTORS
128 S.. Riverside Phone 762
Open For Inspection Today
i.iL-i fL 1- k J
This Beautiful Glenn Oak Home
Completed this Week by
The Southern Oregon Construction Company,, Inc.
Fore Sale by
: BEEBE & SIMS
Phone 895 16S. Bartlett
I v
DriVe Out Sunday and We Will Show You Through
These Medford Firms Participated in Its Construction
' Arthur West
PAINTER
Medford Electric Co.
S. H. Hawk
PLUMBER
Prickett Lumber Co.
LUMBER
F. F. Burke
TENTS AND AWNINGS
Lamport's
PAINTS AND HARDWARE
Rogue River Lumber Co.
BUILDING MATERIAL
Jensen and' Brandt
PLASTERS
Medford Sheet Metal
SHEET METAL WORK
Campbell Sheet Metal Wks.
HEATING AND SHEET METAL