Medford mail tribune., June 24, 1929, Image 8

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COMMISSION' IN
RHINELAND NO!
GERMANS'PRIGE
!
Hold Border Agent
Stresemann Says Installa
tion of Commission As;
Price of Evacuation Not!
Satisfactory Guilt of:
War Also Irks.
IN. .f !) 21
Till lltlf lOIMllillM l4Hlll- Mill-
' milted Iti the reirlixtiiK 11 no
f .ml I.I. 'rice motion iigi.iiiM Hr.
(ustnv KtrcNcin-.nn, ('riimii
foreign minister for tin past
five joal",.
Aly ivm
i f t " ' 4 1 Jt
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lllilil-IN. June - I. iVt Km
lllliHiei- HtlTMMIIUnil toltl till' M'lt-ll- j
t uk lodity (hiit Herniary wouiu
Lot HiaiKl for the installation of n
commission in the Ithliicluiiri us the
)irU'0 of its evacuation.
At tliP name time he declared
that 1'renMent 't'M HindenhurK
and the 111c inherit uf I lit cahinet
v oil Id support tin maniieHtaifoiiH
thlN week against the trcuty of Ver
nal lies especially tin; rln line ly
which (Icrmany nclinuwlcdod nolo
pullt for t ho H.-ir.
The foreign niliilntor'ti MlntemenlH
Ucip made In tho eour.se if a
ttpcech replying lo Kevcrc riiticiHin
by Count entary, leader uf I he
nut UinnllHtf.
The foreign 111 Jnihtt'i- declared
that the newly drawn up Voting,
ili!:i whh it dt'f in lie Improvement j
over the DawcH plan from the view-1
jioint of tho burden on (.icrmany. I
Ah to ltn future lie Ktiltt: 1
"No hotly in tho world can give
an absolute guarantee uh to it h
workability. Tho e xperU thein
se'vcH Hinted that (ho maxlimim
forecast can he for only ton yearn."
I Jr. St resfina nil's only reference
to the t nited Siati-i. which how-
era 1
r 1
Emmet J. White, ooraer ary
agent, vas held cn a second do
?ree manslaughter charge after he
shot and Kilted Henry Verkula.
White is uhown n army uniform.
Deny Citizenship
Yale Professor
for War Stand
.MK.VH O CITV, Juno 24. fP
Tii Mexican wifo of an AnifiicHii
rltlJci-n wan in jail here today
chiiiKed with ulteiiipiinK tlio miir-dfi-
of anol tier America 11 In the
depth of an African Jungle.
The alleged attempt canto to
litihl only with (he a next lawt
niKht or .Mrs. Soledad Mmalf'S Do,
Jcarnt whoe huslctnd was a pro
fessional co 111 pot it or 11 nd rival of
William A. KiiiK. who cnpiuroK
wild anlmalK and kcIIs th(;m for a
Jivlntr.
KI11K. who recently nrrived here
with two hippopotami for the
'ha pu I tepee zoo, told police he
had learned from employes that
Mrn, I .earn wan plotting his death
with 11 view to removing him an
a competitor from her h unhand 'h
huNlncHH field.
A friend of hln, Hrnora Juana
Kernuiitlt made the aciiualntunce
or Mik. Learn and, King alleK"d.
whh commiHKioiif d hy her to
poihon him. After falne news had
11 ppearetl In newHpa pern that ho
hail been poisoned ami would not
recover, two detect Ivoh who ac
companied Kenorn Kernandez said
they (verhead Mr. Learn ex
claim, "At last," und Haw her pay
money to Kenoru Fernandez.
RECEIVE REPARATIONS TEXT CY DIRECT ClBLE
irAnmni orniAi
I- lB$Mtdf ;m AN IULAL blUKYj
MMi:mM4 FOR SUMMtRi
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Text of the reparations report signed by International experts In Parts being received In tf
'"zti of The Associated Prces in New York. Tha report was transmitted on two cibles direct from
Paris and copied on typewriters as it appeared in the wavy line of tho cable code. It marked the third
time In the history of transoceanic communication that cable instruments (were mccd into a iie.-c
office for direct transmission from abroad.
NKW YOKlv. Juno 21. fTP)
The ChrlHtlun Herald announced
(! ( f j today that John J. KppoiiHteiner of
(. HI. I. mil had won the fl.UOO prize
NKW HAVKN, nn., June!1" itM lH',,u0 I'01'1''' eontoHt. Mr.
1M. fP) ProT. DottRliiH Mac- Fl'i'onHtolner'H j)oter. Melected
4- Inlosh, profeHsoi' of thooloKy I from 300 entries, depietH a mother
In Yale divinity tichool. who tnl father with three ymull chll-
would mil prmnihe to "defend l(l'''n ptandim; on a hllllp with tho
"ShoppiiiK" f(r I'etmit'M
1'eonies muxt hi planted In the
fall montliH. hut if ym would
make an intelligent stdeetion of
vurietieK you nniKt koo them at
blooming time. 'isit the fields of
the Rrnwej'K im .you womll Hhop In
a department Hi ore. eomiiarn. va
rlelleH, in) u ire about (heir Rood
points and their weaknesses na
well. I-'rom the .1 tuns A m erica, n
Home.
f'revf iidii I'tant liust
When HnardraKons are covered
with small brownish pustules of
rust, dust the plants with super
fine sulphur. Hut do not waft till
the plants are covered wirh the
disease and then expect to do
much Kiod. HfKiu the treatment
when (he plants are youim. This
same treatment Will help to keep
the rnited States against all 'wr tfod lylnw slain on the ground I hollyhocks free from a similar rust
over, he did not mention directly. enemies, was denied Ameri- i behind them.
v us his answer to the nationalist ran clti.enslilp hy Fedcnil ! Edward It. Hall of Point llieh-
t'Uar;;e thai (icrmany wan heeom- Kdwin H. Ilunows today. ni'md. t'al., was adjudged the win-
Jii-' a colony of France and Kng- P.ofessor Macintosh relter- ; ncr of the $HM prize for a pence
land. 'S aled his refusal to defend the I hman. His slogan was 'l:ury war;
"So, We oris not a colony of country fn any war except a fr I war has burled millions."
Frenchmen and Knglishmen." he "jiiHtified wall." In a 300-word ! :
said. "To me It soi-ms doubtful written Kiatenienl ho expand- !
vhethei' all Kuropo is not in dan- ed Ills views on Iho mibject,
K'Ti.of .hecomlJiK col(uies of those wiyhiK iliitt lie "could" hn will- .
vim are Iticklrr tlian we. The l"K to talie up arms in defense
fact that the colonies sat down to- f Iho I'nlted States, hut lie
gel her to work out amelioration leservctl his rlRlit to B;:rve ! I
for each other hfuuuse othr-rs did "ly wlu.a "Hie cause. Ih ju.it."
not kIvo ihein amellorallou th.it
is Honiething that cannot be re-
disease.
'tt PliIo Leaves
Phlox leaves turn yellow and die
as a result t the attacks of red
spider and mildew. Applications j
of dusting sulphur will hold these
troubles in check hr dusting with)
opper-Ume dust, when -the plants
ropper-limc iiu.ni, mirii.iiie u,inis WV S "
..re wol will, -low will km. Iho I 'JpP'SW t fifjh
necessary , to make tour or more
such applications up to the time
tho flowers are produced.
Jolns White Sox
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Farm Notes
"For the Love of a lady,"
which will appear in serial form
in the Mail Tribune beginning to
day, ban all the cssentmis of un
ideal serial for summer reading.
A heart-lhriling love story!
By Jeffery Farnol, a big name
with a general appeal, known to
readeiH as one of the gre:tlcs'.
writers of romantic fiction !
Dashing gilhiuts! swashbuckled
in swords and piMols, riding forth
to danger and adventure. Hogues
nd villains! Picturesque gypsies!
Curtsying ladies, with flirtatious
eyes. Hcaulitul and daring! Fear
less In I ho game of hive!
A murder! Sir Hit-hard fiuyf
iford. tho hero, charged with the
' crime! L'uly. Helen IVArey, the
! heroine, denounces Richard as the
(villain, only to find she loves him!
i Faithful to him even though he
is declared a murderer!
All these molded into a swiftly
! running plot, quick dialogue, de
lightful humor, startling climaxes.
Follow the story daily in the .Mail
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to this
bigger
the pudding,
hc harder
to cook
Likewise bulk-roasted coffee
' cin't be roasted as. evenly as
Hills Bros. Coffee which passes .
through the roasters by a, con- .
timious process a few pounds
at a time. No other roasting
process can produce such a rich,
uniform flavor.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Frtsh frcm the wit'
inal vacuum pack.
Emily openei with
the hey.
Thoroughness oif application is
essential in codling moth control,
finds the Oregon .-experiment sta
tion. Worm Injuj-y can Ik pre
vented only when -the entity sur
face of every appleJand pear is en
tirely covered with' arsenical spray,,
preferably ' to 4 , pounds of leyd
arsenate powder Uo 1011 gallons of
w liter.
Tuberculosis o chickens, which
shows most aeveivly in fowls; over
one year old. Is ' evidenced by a
gradual loss of flesh, the birds
often becoming extremely tf-maciat-ed,
with comparatively little flesh
on the breast bone, while, the head
becomes pale and the cumh shriv
eled. In occasional c'astvs lameness
I is shown, and in advanced 'cases
there is lreqiientiy evidence of
diarrhea. If the intei nal organs
tof audi fowls -show whitish lun:p
and lesions. tJiere is little doubt
that tuberculosis is ivresent, says
the Oregon experiment.; station.
May Sit In Cabinet
j
TrrrriiwiTimiiw-iiiiiiiriiriMyrtiliirL'Ji 101
moved from the history of the
Paris negotiations." (
The foreign minister, despite his
recent Illness, delivered his speech !
with great vigor. I
I
GATES JOINS CARAVAN
REDWOOD JOOSTERS'
UP
TULSA, Okla., Juno 24. Mn
-Four persons throe, men and a
j woman were killed at noon today
when their roadster overturned 10
miles east of Tulsa.
! The victims are believed to he
C. (. IrfiiHKo, Fort Sill, Okla.:
Delvin Hodge, lit, Fort Sill: Afitr
1 1 In Preston It;, Miami or Tulsa, and
jan iiiiidfintlifed woman about 'SI.
SIIKFFIKLD, .Mass., June HI.
'(! A man and flvo children weiv
i Killed and several other children
.HALKAI, ore.. June . (i
About r.(t members uf (),. Hed
uoud Lmplre association of I 'ili
fornia. tiMvellng In u fleet of H
nutemobileH, and accompanied by
Oregdn Cnvomon enlertalneiH from
( rants Pass, were entertained by
the Salem ChorrbuiM at luncheon
hero today. Tho party left here al
2 o'clock for Oregon City and
Portland.
The travthrs were met at the
lifw Smith river bridge- by W. i.
Jdc, iminauer of the Oregon stale
umuir '", "'Miocrru, v. no is ( il't pia ns for
vuiiipiuiiuK i .i if trip wiin nio cara
van. At Medforil the tourlstK were
joined hy C, pop" (Jites.
inembcr t the tueg.in highway
commission, who is finishing tho
lour Into Canada with the C.ili
JornhuiM us a re prcHetitatlvo of
tiovci nor Pnlterson.
OMAHA Neb., June 2. -(') -N'athan
(ii lines, 1, Oenver youth,
virtually assured himself of top
honors in the first IS-bole ninill.
'fvlng tests of (he trans-Mississippi I n J ff I at All ley Falls thia after
.golf championship bv shooting tholnmm tril Htruck a Iiuh ItiU
Omaha field course In ti7, or six ,I,K 11 )ary (,r lilUlien to u camp
, under par. ! nunr htiVi-
j (ir'me.s' great burst of golf
j equnlcd t he course record estah- j
i llshed by .lohnny Coodman of '
Oinalui in tho national open trials
two weeks iiko. . I le went out In
3.ri and came home with n 'Ai,
hanging seven )lidics on his tri
umphant round.
IVmllrimi Wants (o.lf.
PKMH.KToX, ore. June 21.
new nine-hole
golf course were bring considered
today by tin Pendleton Country
'lub. Htuh Junor, Portland pro
fi'stomil, laid out a course of litHiil
yards ami over. The project would
coM approximately $;t0,tHMI.
SEEK TO RECONCILE
III
To rhl fowls of lice, .apply lilack'
Loaf Forty to the top of lle roosts
AtwwitJ prrii I'hm; i with it small paint brush just be-'
Howard Maple, most popular stut tore the birds go up fv the night.)
, cc:;x .-I t araic co:rcg3 ana One application lests for at least
Plans under way for establish- star atnietr, win report to the Chi two days, and usually kills all or, for
nienl of two airlines into Klamath cago American club this cummer, most of the lice, finds, the Oregon; Ramsay MacDonald. She would be
""s. , ! experiment station. I the first woman in the cabinet,
iHHnirira frcss fiioio
Mr.rgsret Bondfield is mentioned
post in tho new cabinet of
was probably
the LHKYSLERS
that started all this !
Il imllf.N I Cob Schoollioys.
Cllli'Atio, June A) Three
boys, shoot iny dice on a school
pLiyuroiiml, were shot yesterday
by bandits armed with shotguns
and pistols, who "stuck up" the
Manic in which nearly three (-core
youths were taking part.
The layin;: hen Is (iil!e general- !
ly active, h is well-worn toenails,
full, bright eyes, has a wide, deep i
hu.ly, giving plenty of room for j
the vital orgnns and for handling a I
large quantity of feed. Such a I
hen. is not deformed, active and,
not wild and flighty. Miys tho Ore-; Vetch ami oats are readv for the
Hon experiment station. Tho pelvic Uilo when the seeds In the grain
'bonen n u good laylim hen are j are In ie soft or carlv hard
,,,,,niv anu puaoie, ami in .dough slage, or when the low
'- noii-iayer reels tight j potts of the vetch are about half
",n "u V iiCMoie in tins . to two-thllds filled, says t h
bvviioii m ine ootiy, gun
VASHINOT(N, June : L Vi
I Secretary Otod announced today
i he had hoKtin negotiations with
i Secretary Atlams with a view to
: the resumption of football re,t
j (Ions between West Point anil An
napolis.
I 'ul I details on t he i west ion of
the eligibility rulf which resulted
lu a. disruption of (he games be
tween the service schools have
been asked of the general staff
by the secretary.
r I
j Cngllsh Crowd Panicky.
i LONDON, June 1M. IIM The
Oaliy Sketch said today that many
were injured and noine fainted
( when a crowd of several thousand
I inspecting a fleet of destroyers got
(Hit of control on Traford wharf,
.Manchester, yesterday.
crime hi station.
Ore- Central garage at Olendale
enoil for business.
op-
AIRPLANE ATTEMPTS RESCUE OF STRANDED CREV.'
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Flylno ovtr tin Laurel. brokn In two on I; o g.iia l.nhed Oregon coait, tht aircraft ppor'llt "
tr.ti to drop a ropt aboard to reciu 32 ullora, l ut th atttm.it tailed. Tht iorw.ird p ir of l sh p
wa.3CJ left All yvtrt rttcued l.ittr,
The daringly hi ft
comprrstionetl Chryslcr"Ki-d-head"
givrs even the auto
motive engineers a thrill. But
it shocks the refiner of carbon-forming
motor oils, for
in it the thinnest layer of
hard carbon is harmful. For
Innately there is an oil noto
that forms no hard carbon
aWar, 8 iwfTrtJ tii J: !.Ss. xmlA-:. Ji-fes. ' u xh
Evvn the costlir.u oils form
morv mrhnn. A .lamte of
this oil. u hrn burnvil, Irft
Hiort" than ihrvr lime.l at
niucA as Shvll Motor Oil
An vqttat sample of Shell
Motor OH Ivft only this
gtt'ull fraction of carbon
orul it 1.1 ti 3('L sotKy kind
that blows cusily awuy
M.
Jarmin & Woods
Drug Store
Open Every
Day Including
Sundays
7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Green Pine
Slabs
16 inch
Big Loads
4 Tiers
$.00
1 Small Load
$7-50
2 Small Loads
$5.00
Valley Fuel Co."
Phone 76
The artist finds lovel) original lines and a hint of sleek potver in this new Chrysler "75"
High-compression motors exposed an old offender:
Hard carbon from burned oil
Tick up tlir uutnmol.il.- Kfi-lii.n of
)imr .a..T, or turn to llir car ail
rrlinirnls in your murmur,
l'vi-ryulicrr cur maiiiifavturor arr.
lulling roal.-r fpo.'.l, ninrc 1 ri 1
lianl ..'rr.)niinii('c, tlianka to l.iuli
c. ni.rrsion miit.ir.
KcononiU'iil l run. loimcr liislinc,
l.rttrr lu.laiir. il tlicro nro dnzen
of ailvuntagoH posivMeil ly tlii'o
nrw motor-.. And if you'll rrnii'in
l.rr, Chrysler wan first, or nmonx
tlto fuvt. to toll tin of the trrmd in -
Now conic just thrcp wonts of
vurniiiK bvuvre of mkoenrbon !
No fault of the now typo motor
hut a very di'linito fault in motor
oils. Oil rrfinerii could conveniently
"forjiol" hard carbon as long o mo-
tors wore lug ono.ili to hold a hand
ful of it. It was harmful, of course,
hut not immediately disastrous.
Hard carhon causes knocking, cn
pine strain, power loss. Flakes pet
under valves and expose their scats
and stems to hiiruinp, warping heat,
(.rilly hits grind through hearings,
chafe cylinder walls and wear your
motor out before, its time.
And the new motors, some of
them with as Utile us 132 of an
inch clearance between piston and
cylinder head, simply can't tolerate
hard carbon there's no room for it.
Scientists have an answer ready,
though : U.ir an oil that forms no
hard carhon !
And Shell Motor Oil actually
forms only 13 to 15 as much car
bon as even the costliest oils you
can buy. The little it docs form is
only soft soot which blows harm
lessly away through the exhaust.
Helpful in any motor, almost a
necessity in high-compression typr,
this new oil has other advantages,
too. It is a remarkable lubricant,
remaining fluid in the coldest
weather, resisting the highest sum
mer heat. Its new high-vacuum re
fining process is a development as
important to ear owners as is tho
advancement in motor desiun.
Make it an absolute requirement
when you refill the crankcase.
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