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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1929)
PACE TWO MTCBFOTCD MATT, TRTP.TTNT., MftDFOTin, (WiON, RT'XDAY, JUXF, 23. 1020. T Ity Ihmnnl W. W.ikrslc AmhhcI-iIciI I'n-fs Hi'lcni:c KUIlm') NKW YOHK,-(A1 Itiipld X-ruy pluMoKi-ni'liy In attained In a new typo of camoru Installed ln tin? XiuriKi-itl iiislitue hero. While, the iiiKtruiiK'iU It nt portalili-. ii Im-itkH nwny from the fur tun nTPs.s!ty of ttdiichliiK tin X-ruy iUM'i'iatuH riKliHy tn MkIi VoltiiKt ovitIk'hiI wires 11 ml from the twlsthiK a nd turning of Liu piltll'ltt linflci'Iirath lilt? locitlk'fii brum In rfot the proper uiikIu ex posures. Althmmh t h o no w rainern weighs Jiuo pounds. It In mounted no that by the pressuro uf a little firmer IL ran lie hwiiiik iiImhk in uny dheetlon. It Ih tin lined tliut 1'udinprnplin run lit iimde of u se verely injured person In emergeney tin rapidly as luoiiuh a hlli spei'd tiuneia were taklliK ordinary jife lurew. There Ik no lmz or .sputter when (ho power Is Nvvitehed on. The ('(inlidKe lllhe I hat project the rays in troneeali'd so that not even It m Klnw Ih vlslhle. A pilot light on a Kwltehhoai'd Ik the only indi cia Ion that HomethliiK tlif ferent from usual plioioKt'iiphy Ih under way. The new apparatus In wild to he especially valualde for chil dren ii nd nervous persons. The essentia! diTfuretice In the niachlne Ih complete insulation of It n hiBh voltiiKii purls In oil. ThlH tcrtH n way from tho neeesHity for any exposed overhead,' hltfh vnli UK e wires. It Ik said to produce iOU per tent safety of insulation. -, OH Insulation also overcomes another scientific o l s t a e I p In i-oentKcnolouy. At IiIkIi u It i Hides X-ray aparattis of twlee tho power usuully Employed at Hen level is necrKKiiry.- The oil immersed ma chine opera ten uniformly at all attitudes. The catera was developed un der the diYmtion of J. H. Wnntz. vice prssldenf-of the Victor5 X-Kay corporation. Auto Row Gossip Thoughts of Med ford folks aro turning to vacation trips now that southern Oregon wuathor him ap peared. As a result local uutoino hlle flealers aro working ovortlmo. Whether it's new or used, a car is as necessary thotiu days ua a Mtruw hat. .John Adle.sfeh, truvellnK audi tor . for this Howard automobile, company, with headquarters at Furtluud, left horo tuduy after KpondiiiK a week Jimtulllni; ' the new factory Bntm o book keep', inif at tho.bcherer motor company offices. It. C. Crako, field representa tive) for the Howard Automobile company of Portland, stopped In MedforU Kiiday to confer with lucal dealers lu'foru continuing nnrtli on a lUHinen trip. . A ttalu of all cars on hand will bo conducled by the Troiehlcr Mo tor company beuJnnlnK Monday, June 21. Tho clcnn-up sale Ih made necessary heeuuso of the fact that the company Is com pelled to vacate Um present loca tion at 30 North Holly street by July 1. C. J. Walker, a representative of the International Truck com pany in the Hosehurn territory arrived In Medford yesterday, ae compaiilcd by Mrs. Walker and their daughter, fieraldlne. to spend the week-end VlsltltiK Iticul friends mul relatives. J. t". IMttmau, whoU'saln repre sentative for tho J. K. l.eand.r company ofl l'hrtlnnd. dlstiihutovs of Sltnlehakei" curt. In In Medford transacting business with . V. Myers, local dealer, lie nys A. f . Jenkins, the noted transcontinental driver, will be In Medfrnit MondaV. di Ivhm il Studi-haknr ('resident N that recently made atieh a record at Atlantic City. J. K. I .winder uml Flunk Itrady, INuiland branch nuinnt;er, will be in Medford .Mon day to meet Mr. Jenkins. Diamond Idol Utilizes Buick ll'Aill I.HI K (.1)1,1) TUIIASl ltK TKMI'TS MJAM1 'JO lIi NECESSARY IN I TO BE INFESTING NEW AREA DAILY I MIAMI. l'la. iVt A Kohl ruh iis in prtiuress on a vacant lot ill Miami where excavation machiu i ery has been installed to dig for a fabulous amount of Kold Iniieved 'to have been burled 300 years HK. X'isitini; tho see ne of t h u k hi rush has become a favorite pas itlmi' here uml hundreds have kM'' lo the vacant lid to cast u skeptical icj'e on lh' tiporalionw. fi. Ii. Mohley, one of tile men ' sponsor! ii? the diwlm;. said he was working on a due given him by a Spaniard who Is -supposed to have, seen u chart iJcciibina the dlsitiff Muccesscs. Conditions today ' Mediterranean fruit fly say ; new , ho-ation of $1 70.0oo.uuu in gold necessitate Pot only a tfood. prod- 'points nf luff-station are found i nuggets, while on a visit to Me;; uco backed by courteous Hervice ! daily In Klorida. ' ' iCo. Mobley says drills recently and tieiTi business policies, but ; The seeretary of agriculture has brought un flakes of iron rust, lead nut u-ihiUihlo to Jivcstock. Jie thinks it wllf b,. 'vahjftble in cheek ing gully eroi ion in orchards or In cnub'd pasture ari. Mu'te J'aMH Myillnrd IkkIhk cuiniiany io Kin've" liillway extend i.iH Iroifi liuru Imo Kkumuh county, K "The experience of the fleneral ; petroletiin corporation In market ing Violet Kay gasoline puralb lM I tho malotitv of modern merciiah- ' Ity l'rank I. Welhr ! ( Associated 1'res.s Kanu IMlttji ) WASHINGTON (l'i - -I'edoial offlcialH working to cheek the ; International Harvester TRUCKS 4 AND C-CYL1XDER MODELS IN SIZES RANGING FROM 2-N TO 5 TONS iHurrirli-nt llic 1 1 1 . 1 1 1' with the- mil'hiaiyttiitiitiiiii'iiAl ad vci tiding to acijuaitit wirth and va I ue of the goods offered for , sah'." says A. J. I ion nelly, assist- j ant division manager for the cor poration. ! "The Cenwal Petroleum enr- j ooration has found newspaper ad- I Frank "Lefty" O'Doul, this season's National Leag? hitting sensation, turned to this 1929 Buick phaeton for transporta tion during his recent sojourn on the Pacific Coast "Lefty, hitting high in the 400 class with the Philadelphia Nationals, i-i a product of the Pacific Coast Leagilo, revised the ouarantinc to make it ( possible to regulate, any new area j immediately. The revision provides, further- more, that no Jmst fruits or vege tables shipped from l-'loriUa into northern and northeastern states may In reshipped to territory In vertising a most effective medium the south and west, where direct for telling the public 'of the quul- shipment from i'luridu already Is ity of Violet Hay gasoline and Unprohibited. courteous and thoughtful service j That mean no product from of their 3'tiio Independent dealers . Klorida. likely to carry ihe fly. on the Paclllc coast. Jean be shipped lo New York "The tremendous success ofiHOme other such stale and then Violet Kay giwollne Is due to I he I rct-hlppcd or otherwise transport ed to Alabama, Arizona, Arkans-ts. California, (Teorgla, I 'la ho, Louini nna, Mississltpi, Nevada, New ..Mexico. No fh Carolina, Okla homa, Oregon, Sout h Carolina. Tennessee. Texas. Utah, Washing ton and 1'orlo Uieo. , ' ami gold. Ht ven hu;e ciiets of gold art the goal of the diggers. IV Al A.NtlU UI.W (iltASS, The White Crosses of Ohio I the The Henslt ive moto; ints whose feel ings have been harrowed by the white crosses , which (Jovernoi J)oiahcy caused to be set up along the highways of Ohio, wherever there had been deaths due to accident on the road, have persuaded the new slate highway director to place no more of the recording crosses. Not all aulo mobllisls nuree, but a large num ber complaining that the death marker arouse it grief tiiat is un bearable are the ones who arc lis tened to. The defense of the crosses is that if they save only a few lives they have justified themselves tie- spile 1 he emotion of the passing t (oi'iM iiutoiiioblllHt. o u r automobile 'j im killings continue. Year by year , have. Increased (o a' figure t would be no small army loss any but an extraordinary war. aially list, is" steadily he lot-,, the public. Ami Syracuse knows that in U2'j we have nl rejoiy made a beginning on ii rec ord that shows no sign of a death lessening in comparison with tho fatal years which have Just passed. There is a vast amount of griev ing that I.- not due to ihe discon certing sight of white crosses. Il is a grieving of which the crosses are representative, a grieving for the victims for whom the crosses stand. .A warning of their deatu Is not so met hi tig lo make n mo- happ.y. I.:m it may makt- f jm avei ui.- t Syracuse (., v . I'osl. iqiinllty of lht product, Ihe service jof the Independent dealer ami the I powerful force uf the newspaper message. "The marketing success of Vlo i let Uny gasoline has been so out standing that no one vnn fall to j recognize I he three basic 'reasons why Violet Itay Is used through out the length and breadth of the j coast: A good product, prompt and. coil-terms serviire pta news , paper atlvt'rl jhing to acuuaJnt the public truthfully with the mer chandise offered fur Bale." .4 MAN11ATTAX, Kan. tf A new, food for livestock may be found 1 in a Chinese grass now the sub- ; ject of pasturage experiments at 1 Kansas State Agricult oral college. : 1'rof. A. K. Alilout believe this or Ki'ftss, filled ( aloinagrostis ept- geios, may licconu ol economic j importance m tht farmer by es- j t:tblishing pslurage on waste or ! uniuofltabre land, ft" it is fouml All IE T of ihe main citrus area in the .central section of Florida is Infested from coast lo coast, but indentation in the outer points still is in the incipient stage and probably the result of fruit being moved from the original points of infestation. Twelve counties are know n lo have orchard Infestation. They a i-m Orange. Volusia, Seminole. Brevard, lalte. Duval, .Marion. Osceola, l'oik, Putnam, tiumpter and IJillshorou.'th. Vesuvius Boils Again V ASIU N 1 i'l. .V . (I 'J V esu vi us, 1 writhing again In geologic agony, i is the one and only active volcano ! on the continent of Km ope. ! As a matter of fuel, the moun- ! tain has been conilrlutilly In erup tion since ItiJl. The public, how ever, only hears of Its violent HpiiHiils when its hot hamls cbKch the Italian countryside In a death grip, as when Torn pelt was de stroyed ami Hercu la ucum em balmed in mud August 1M, 7!) A. 1. Vesuvius Is called the cabinet volcano because It Is so small. It is only :iN!H feet high, yet It is the most fa no him volcano In I he World, the National (ieogi a phie society points out. It is a cone within a cone. The ridge of the outer cone, known as Mount Somma, rises highest north ami east of the present small peak that flaunts Its steam plume over Naples bay. Mount Somma's ram part Is the rhn of the crater blown, tipen when I'ompell and 1 1 ere u la-' ucum fell before the mud and lava. Km 1S50 years the volcano had been filling up that pit. Still new lava flows must cross the Valley of Mell, the depression between the Inner ami outer craters, before they can rush down on the vil lages. The last major eruption oc curred In 1 D0!, when lava, buried Casn LMancu and Hoscidrecase. The latter Is less than two miles from I'ompell. i . Arcluicologlsts working at 1'oni- pelf iind llorenlaii"uiu live In con stant fear that a new disaster will obliterate their labors. Street cars from twentieth century Naples now 'transport visitors In a few minutes to the heart of first ccn l u ry Pompeii. Kxcavalion pro ceeds rapidly. -iirt obi practice of conveying articles discovered to the Naples museum lets been changed. Now every bottle, loaf of bread, picture, statue ami poster is left in place. Walking down the Street uf Abundance one sees election post er!;, a dry goods store witLi fresco pictures showing methods of mak ing goods and the Kullonica rile, pl.muL Stephen's laundry. ' One sealed jug oil the polished nun ble bar contains a liquid probably wine-- I STitl years old, I-' lowers Ihe Romans loved blos som again in the gardens of Pom pell's foremost cit l.ens. A gra pe viite springs from the spot where the root of a grapevine was found under the utiles. llerculnneiim presents a bigger problem, hot also t!ie hope of greater treasures. Pompeii was a lioinau ll'iKtmi or San Inegn; Uer culaneum. a Newport or !everly, Hills. At Pompeii they brush av:iv the ushes; at llerculaneum archaeologists m u s t cut away layers of solid rock. The mini poured down by Vesuvius solidi fied. To lay open llerculaneum the Italian government expects to :i;pend l,"0O.iH'0 ovur a period of ten years. i H i . ' ; The ground 1 1 TT D h-ucuwi I any locality i " 1 1 j tail ly accural l My P. S. I'eparlment of Agii- "period of 1J culture) beloi e Uu , t.pit(Ctl. lit oils Is aid UIO IH: JANKlKo.-(n One hundred monkeys were landed from Africa at Uuhia to be used In the fight auatuM yellow fever. In this city and In Sao Paulo the cinemas are helping thc cdiica .lonal campaign on the disease. an be prepared for disking or harrow- seeding lime for tu be determined ely by a Mow lug a weeks for growth Tin when slage. best time lo c it is in the h If cut before, tin not well filled, it shrive tliiu and Is II t;lit lu w allowed to become fully louuh , grain is s In cui ight. If i ripe he- Texas experts are much h. demand in Texan. hwre .OnO.nno acres have been trra cd fore cult ing, a considerable part of t he crop shat tei s out and Is lost in harvesting. :il- To get the most ami best tpi; ity heed from a sweet clover crop, harvest luu should be done w hen :ibout half the polls me black. U l lie first growt'.l is allowed to seed. the stalks will be very tall and co.u'He and hard to handle. When the field has been grazed until the last ef June or a h i crop has been taken, the second growth Is teei eoa ise ami the seed ripens more cvenl . first killing frtiM is W alnut grow ing in ( iregon Is usually profitable If planting is well located ami the proper Mock used, says a new bulletin entitled "KngUsh Waluul Production in Orenon." by C. K. Schuster, pro! fesor of horticulture at the State! college. There is sufficient suit - j able land in Oregon without using doubtful soils and locations, the, bulletin slates, and adds that the! trade is demanding clean, sound ' MANILA, P. I.fi Macao, that Portuguese colony on the coast of southern China, whlii for years been it refuge for fugitives from justice from the Phi ill pi lies, is no longer a haven. In t he tast, criminals fleeing from the Phllllpines felt that they were safe If they reached Macau, hut their sense uf security was blasted recent ly when tho Macao government granted the extradition of Joseph I... Wilson. W ilson was convicted in Manila of having embezzled through for gary CJiHi.OUM from the San Carlos Milling Company, a sugar concern. Ho fle'd from the Islands while his ease was being appealed. J.Ike ot hers before him, he headed for Macao. ' 1 ' ' liecaitse of the circumstances the Phllllplne government decided to bring him back if possible. ' Much to Wi turn's surprise, he whs ar rested in Macao and extradited a few weeks after his flight. Hack in the Philliphies. Wilson now faces! a J I -year prison term, for his np pnitt'wss tlismfsKeu" when he lied. The Insular department of Jus tice estimates that there were at lease eight ami perhaps 1 I ot htv s In Macao who are wanted here. Advices from the Portuguese col ony said that they were leaving for fear they also would be extradited. reach Russia. Hlnce it would be ! easy to extradite them from any of the countries of the Kar Kast. The Phllllplne government, In View of Its limited income, has maoV little rrfbrt 4" the past to bring back escaped criminals, but now that the Wilson ease has hem decided lu favor of tin government the fiscals (prosecuting attorneys) are asking for a $:.a.Mla fund for that purpose. Perhaps 75 per cent or more of the Florida citrus crop was moved out. before the liy was discovered, being; shipped from t he Orlando section, which Is believed to be the original point of infestation. Fly-infested fruit haH been found in markets in Texas. Arkansas. Georgia, Louisiana, North Caro lina. Ohio and in New York City. Orchard infestation is said to be eon Tilled to lioridri. Officials deny " any known Infestation In Georgia, where the peach Trop sot n is lo be hit rvest ed . W her rver the pest may appear, the governnuuit is ready, by virtue of Its revised quarantine, to act im mediately for its suppression. All states in which the fly is of particular danger have entered into a vigorous campaign to ferret out ail Florida fruit and destroy any found to be infested. They are cleaning up dumps and other places where the larvae might be hiding to prevent local infestation. Mall Tribune ads are 20.000 people every day. read - ft KDSSKD l TO (il .T TINV BUT WIIUIIMi FINDS MIAMI. I.'hi. tA'h- The I'iiul Mull1)'. Iti-rlin urnrri' rniiii lt;uulmt-R wit i i nil iinut mul in. i'M'iii'ui-n ri'iisim sot lllt IS-fimt I I'l'OMH WE USE HAWKISON UI-CANIZING SY8TEM All Work Guaranteed Phipps Auto Park -Highway at Jack ton -Phone 1037 R the At la nt it! has been revealed. She is Agatha C.avinskl, Mpller's sweetheart. Peaching here recently, At niter siiiil he umlcrtook Die trip .so that he might ga In funds to wed M bw Cavinskk The Cierman soch-ty of Mlanio is trying to arrange things so that Miss Gnvinskf will be In New York when Mullet' gets (here in his small sraft from Miami. Muller made sltipN lu Knglnntl. I'lauce. Spain. Portugal, Morocco and t he Canary islands, and says he Wits; treated kindly everywhere. hut that in many places he was feted hospitably hut given tiu inoiw.v IIkiwk inn i, v h n i. .-. .lnvu nuts, well maded and packed. L, Htt. MlM.0 h). w,t out Jly ,y2s. Soil twi iff e m aft airvexs hae bt a great many counties of Oregon rcMiUina in the accumulai ion of much valuable data to present and proMiccttvc farmers of this state. The meaning and use of this infov mutton If explained In n new n made of ,UM. U t , ,:i MT Will, HONoll K1IS( j Laying hens need ttie summer monihs K'muI eui; pt du tbi ! suits are obtained iad let uh restore your car to Its former pood looks with our 8 pot la 1 equipment, long experience The work ilotn hero, 'plvejt iiuim)t Milibtuc . llon. ' mash during tn keep up i (Joed re if they Ki twice as much masli s scratch feed. It is a good pl-in to add tlc pounds of linseed meil to every t ho potiniN of mush to help jjet the hens in good condl tlon for moiling. Milk is very de sh'iible In the summer ration, and plvnly of m eeti feed htonild be available. Ml I1 -' -1 After the breeding season vi-r. a boar's feed hoiild be doeed so that he kteps in i:i tin illy ctMidltlon. Onl' a suial! quantity of ctn n need t-e given bun, t he main feed htMim mid dlings or short . oats, or a little It in e d me.il. with the run of n pasture ATLAN TIC CITY The de sun for the arch of light to span 111.. fit...nu K..,.. .1,. ... ttl I., tm lie City this summer In honor of tin .lust Issued by the State college j Thomas A. Kdlson ami the fiftieth experiment station, copies of which 1 birthday of the incandescent lamp ma be had free. The bulletin (simulates a curtain, station circular No. IH, by K. F. j The design Is to hanc high above TntmTson and W. I.. Powers. th boaidwalk between two 57-foot towers of light. It Is gut t: costive tit attetle- of fruit vary of ., hrtlil,i imil.i .,f i..,.- thlnninn re- . wMe. In Its center is a medol. Oregon Kx-;etcheit in huht. worded to ideiititv the event. The arch will .contain '-'j.Oi'O -wets. which are reflectors each two i tubes in diameter, cut much after the style of , drnmond. The deinn is by Walter l Aicy Ryan, duector tt the illumtii.it nix engi neering laboratory of m General Kleetiie company. IMfferent artetle of fruit Vary' coiwbler.fidy In their qilll epieuts. inn s the peiimeiit citation. Certain varieties of apples, such as King and SpitK enbuvi;. s e I d o m ne.d thinning, while Jonathan. Grimes and Yellow Trtn-p:t.ent frequently set excei- sive crops and require thinning to j Insure size. Anjou and Comlee p .irs seldom "'t too .much fruit, but Panleit, IU"c and Seckel are; Inclined to overbear, Such varieties) he- a - llartv Crawford and1 1 :;ti ' v iu- Il i groat deal of j r. n hib rn -i t i in m my i e ds ii" tbitii.tng .tt all. ef p, Male HUM Hut kw heat Is an excellent crop sow where corn or some other i op hits failed to make a stand. S 10.000 ftvr Vuad Study WAMI1IN(;TvN 14 per five yours a ffiouu ef toomlneiu men hitve contributed more than $l't, oui for h thoiouuh stmtv lo. the Hiht'htirg - Proprietor of Coifor ' btnloHical Vurvey of the quail. Its Cup restaurant will add dining j habits, migrations, discuses. ptVp;i room. Ination and enemlen, i 1 Ills IcliftJ flh SAN FRANCISCO (ft SAN FRANCISCO GEARY oi TAYLOR ST. Discerning traveler rank. The Clift among Amenca't fine hotels. Downtown location, immediately adjacent to shopping, biuinesa and theatre districts. 540 rooms with bath FEATURES tliaicgbasicrcasonx jftr International popular AKE your own comparion. Trurk, part for part, dcxign and construction, with uny other truck and form your own opinion. Tho construction the ' InlcniatioualH. abou t bettor' you'll like 'Hmfro V" NEW , International .Stftipttd Spteial? ... .ll'-r. p-c: ' ivt... 4-WfrEEL lift A K ES on KVUHV MODP.L ljow Gas ant' Oil Consimplittn. Y-ow Maintenance Costs. Choice of Powerful 4 or 6-cylindcr en nines in most models. Ituiyed, liine-tcstid construction. At tractive apiearaiice. Unexcelled Nerrkc facilities Long, projiiaUi truck life. Engine frame, springs, clutch, t roimniiEsioii, brakes revcary mehani cat imit:ia built-to. the hightut truck . la o 1 a r (In i a proved, hy tho hiiih reputation .earned by, Internutionul trunks everywhere, j; .. '.:' Tile line inclulcs the Special Delivery for louda up to-J-ton; tho 1 ton Six-Spred Special0and6-cylindcr Speed Trucks of 1 !. 1 l.otld 2-ton siies mid Ucavy-Outy Trucks fangin frn 2 5-tou aiise. i - .' ' ' ELWOOD'S AUTO SHOP 118 So. Central Avenue . . ! 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