Medford mail tribune., June 30, 1929, Image 15

MEDFCVRTTi TkiXTL TRTTuTSTJ. rF,TVFOTD, (YREflOX, SUNDAY, JUNE HO, 1920.-
PAOE SEVEN"
FORD SUI
STATE DUTIES AN ;
ISSUE IN BRAZIL8 j
YACHT SEIZURE BREAKS UP BANK BANDIT GANG
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5. AMTHUM . .
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ItlO JANIKKO The recent
refusal of the supreme, court of
Hra7.il to grant an Injunction to
Henry Kord against dm its un the
Importation of rubber seeds from
iiie state to nnulher, has served in
draw attention to the, multiplicity
of these Interstate tariff walls in
1 im tsfl. The constitution of the
country, like that of the lTnited
States, prohittits these levies but j
the provision has been honored :
more In the breach than In the ob- 1
servanee.
In refusing the- Ford petition, the,
high court explained that the find-!
Ing was based entirely upon the '
faulty form in. which the request J
was offered. Lawyer believe that i
if a technically correct petition is!
presumed to the. court, the state of j
Tail's tariff on rubber .seeds will,
be declared uneoonstitutlunal, giv-i
inn a basis upon which to fight sim- ;
liar impusis throughout the repub- ,
lie
The discussion, has brought out
that many cities hay followed the
examples of the states und have
plaeetl taxes upon products coming
into their limits, tlie duties being
si th ilar to the "octroi" taxes of
l'aris. Along some of the railroad
llnesi especitlly those, north of tins
city, duties nave been levied on
goods in transit, even when the
goods are in car load lots.
Kecently un American frit can
ning company sent a representative
to Jlrazil to look for sites for new
plnntai Ions and canneries. tto
found several tracts that appealed
to him but wuh forced to discard;
them when he. learned that the ! Portland is not an altogether
canned products would be subject ; disinterested spectator of the ear
wig war that is raging in Seattle.
Portland a.ho has earwigs, a dirf-
, ... ... - - .... .-
well as King Alfutisti. This foml-
I nt'ss is the subject of a story
which Spaniards tell with great
' misto. UiiKt'it 'ictoriU Kuetiie,
Mnulish horn wife of the kin, re- and thu low wt-p of t:ie
cently remonstrated with her hus- ! Kvery bench Ik rilh d. Long cur
band uIhiui dipping hin churro in i ing linen of rather t"it. ea
'his coffee, but Alfonso. Klauuch ; people, their emotions reduced
Their faces are soiled, their bodies shadowy figure of a man.
are thin, but their eyes have ' A man with distraught eyes
snatched a brief moment of hap stareu into the lump-lit dusk from
ptness from the- green of the grass beneath a shock of wild, upMami-
, nationalist. Is said to have re
; marked that he only felt sorry if
it wasn't done in Kngland because
, they didn't know what they were
; missing.
I The traveling American may
; not, however, eat with his fork in j
111 is right hand unless he w lubes to j
be considered Insular In his eating :
habits. The fork muM he manipu- ;
luted here with the left ham), as '
I is done generally all over the
' continent. 1
simple feelings by the heat and
toil of the day.
A girl in a red dress flumes
through the dusk, a long bright
curve against the dark line of the
bench. lieside her hovers I he
lag hair. 1 lis body is a huddled
muss of shadow. his lou arm
lli-s Mil eU'iied along t be buck of
the betn h. T;ic thin, long hand
,d;oi'ps liti;ply w hue, startling
;gaiiisl it?: ibirk background.
A heavy faced shopkeeper sits
in s ggy, relaxed quiet, bis lurge,
j bovine eyes turned to Die dimness
of ii'ee4 and wiass in tile wistt'til-
ih'ss of some far away memory,
oi smite equally far desire. Near
by the cool spray of the fountain
spangles the air, bringing some
thing of sheer beauty to the weary
crowds from u city street.
The fitt-breasted pigeons strut
and con in the last dim day- The
eutulpa hoolms are pale smudgctt
in the grass, behind the long linen
of quiet, crowded benches. It in
a surprising, serene sort of hour
to find in the heart of u city.
i Mneinnat i Knquirer I.
Popularity of Iteno oh n divorce ,
I capital has lt d to inauguration of I
a til -weekly air service between j
: California and Nevada, The line
j Is called the "Alimony Kxpress."
June Evenings
AtimtauA Pirti Ptoio
Two msn and a your.g girl were orrcstcd in San Fr;;:cisco attar leaving llicir DO foot motor boat
(right). Lloyd Sampson co:.fcc;cd to in 512,000 b;.i!; ha!Jup in Ccrlicicy, Cal., police roport. A larg
arcenal and cuitcases of currency wre found in their quarters. Tiie trio, top to bottom: Ethan Mc
Nabb, Mrs. Lita Sampscll and Sarr.p;cli. T!-.cy arc wanted in other cities.
More About; Earwigs
taxes in several chits through
which they would have to pass to
reach the sealiord.
PANTRY TO STAGE
LO'XnON! WrS A 1 7-year-old
pit hoy from a Welsh mine has
exchanged poverty and coal dust
for fame and gold through the
discovery that he possesses one of
the finest "tenor voices in ltritaim
Three- yeuut ago Tommy Sandi
laiiOrt wuh thrown out of employ
ment when his mine closed down,
lie came to London and got a job
as a pantry boy in a West End
hotel.
Tommy sang tin he worked. A
concert manager, who was staying
at the hotel, chanced to overhear
him and immediately hooked the
hoy fof a National Sunday league
concert.
Tommy knew only three simple
songs, hut he made such a success
mai he wus offered other engage
ments,. The manuger sent him to
a teacher for training, and now
Tommy sings arias in Italian.
1 attle. From hte oberya.t ion he t
'says that the insects eat the bait I
but go on to new depredations !
against flower beds and other I
, vegetation. The poiwm mixture, :
i however, is not the t-eme that is
being uaed ill the ,fiict;l cam
paign in Portland, nor does It cor
respond to any the commercial
; poisons on the market.
I It seems certain that whauverj
methods are used, extermination
of the earwig will be a slow ami ;
'difficult process. The beetle sug- ;
gestien sounds promising, but it
: will require time for the beetles
j to increase in numbers until they
pe with the earwig p
Unction it would willingly forego,
even though shared by compara
tively few American cities. When
the noise of combat ceases nnd
Ithe smoke is cleared away by the
1 Puget sound breezes, Portland
: may he. in a position to profit
jlVom facts developed by the pres
ent embroilment, which began in
jthe city hall and has now reached
ithe courts.
.lust now a Kuropean beetle,
under the scientific sponsorship of ,a whole. Dr. L. A. Howard, chief
Professor Trevor Kincaid of the !0j me federal bureau of cntom.d-
ALFONSO GEDUNKS
SPANISH DOUGHNUTS
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MAUKI I. Visitors to
Spnn henceforth need not fear to
follow the national custom of
"gcd diking" the luscious churro,
a spe -ics of fiweet doughnut, in
c.itiec. It Is quite good form
and they will only he following
royal example.
It is related in circles close to 1 Utile rooms over the stores,
There Is a Little uptown park j
where fat breasted pigeons strut t
the curving walfcs, and the spray
of a fountain gives the city baked
air a slight touch of freshness.
I'atalpa blooms fall on the pave- !
mems and sometimes there is a
smell of new green grass. 1
I AH about this tree-shaded bit of ,
! park where the pigeons strut and :
the cat a liia blooms full, are the!
crowded, twisted and shabby
streets of a poor huslnusH and resi
! dential district. All day long the
I small hot rooms above the stores
I spew forth Into the streets hordes
of thin, shouting, dirty-faced chil-1
djfen who dabble in the gutters,
I discovering untold treasure dear
tot he gamin hearts of them. They
' duuh nimbly among the hot, hur
ried crowds, making fun for them
j selves, running errands. Weary
, Luftking shopkeepers lean in the
doors of the pinched little stores
and look wistfully toward the J
dusty, inviting green of the little j
pa rk. '
Heat, turmoil, and. In the heart j
of the discouraging endlcssucsH of 1
il all. a green hit of u park, and
the cool spray of a fountain. It
is a kindly parkr The gracious '
curves of Us wide walks are lined j
with green beimhes, never empty.
The end or the day draws them j
out, the weury shopkeepera und j
the .men and women from the hot i
The i
THE NEW FORD TUDOR SEDAN
(F. O. B. Detroit, ptm
chsrtr fur frriitht and
dWivfry, Bumpirri And
ijwrc tit t Kxtia.)
royal palace tnat none likes
coffee-dipped churro quite so
hi hir.
in the
are there, too,
June cool of the
reveling
evening.
University of Washington, in in
favor at; an effective antagonist of
the earwig. The oeetle is a preda
tory insect, which bears the, ap
pellation Pterostichus Vulgaris. It
attacks and destroys t he earwig
which is equipped wit li pinchers
to defend itself against smaller
ami less voracious foes. The . black
beetle, of Kincaid beetle, as it is
called in Seattle, y. not to be con
tused with the enemy pest that is
being propagated In Portland un
der the direction of 11. Atwell,
in charge of earwig control,
latter Is a small fly who.;e
Freedom, Not
Economy Is Spur
to Home Owning
hatch inside the earwig and pro
duce an internal parasite.
Kventually the parasite or the
predatory beetle may spell the
doom of the earwig. Professor
Kirn-aid believes that It is much
more effective than the poison
bait which is being used In Se-
ogy, has reported that I lie black
beetle which kills the earwig has
caused d a m a g e to strawberry
plaiU.ings. iu- Kuropiv That is
something which would bear in
vestigation before any effort is
made to Introduce the beetle into
the Portland situation.
Jt i;: probably true that poison,
as well as enemy Insects, destroy
great numbers of earwigs, but so
far they have not approached
eradication. Meanwhile, m a n y
methods of fighting them have
-The been suggested, and the housc
"gg : holder who will devote a little
time to the attack can keep them
from becoming a serious nuisance.
Portia ml Oregonian).
To remove the burned crust
I from a cake rub gently with a
piecr of fine sandpaper. '
FREE
BUY ONE PINT ORONITE FLY SPEAY at
the Regular Price 49t
And
GET V2 PINT ORONITE
CLEANING FLUID FREE
Hubbard Bros., Inc.
5 Cash Discount
:Jiglk. o25
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You'll like the easy-riding
comfort of the new Ford
THE new Ford is one of the easiest
riding cars on the road because of
its low center of gravity, minimum
unsprung weight, four Houdaillc
hydraulic two-way shock absorbers
.and the unique construction of its
transverse springs.
furthermore, you are as comfort
able in mind as in body when you
drive the new Ford. You have con
fidence in the performance of the
car because ycu know
something of the quality
that has been built into it.
Remember these two points
when you select your next car
comfort in mind ... com
fort in body. They are combined
to an uncommon degree in the new
Ford.
Come in see the new Ford car
and drive it yourself through
thickest traffic, i up steepest hills,
over roughest roads. A thirty-minute
demonstration will convince you
that there is nothing quite
like it anywhere.in design,
quality and price. .
Roadster, 450 Phaeton, 460 Tudor Sedan, 325 Business Coupe, 525.
Coupe, 550 Spurt Coupe, with rn-iiblc seat, 550 Tordor Sedan, 625.
(All prices . o. b. Detroit, plus charge for freight and delirtry,
Bumpers and spare tire extra.) .
C. E. GATES AUTO CO.
Sixth Street and Pacific Highway Phone 141
What are the principal urges
uderlyinir Americans widespread I &
efforts to attain home ownership-.' j
Spiritual advantages take prece- ;
dence over material gains, accord- i
lnir to tht result: of :i one.-Uioil-
tionar building and loan associa
tions and reported in the Ameri- jpllj
can Home. It is the wish to he (
free from the dictation of a laud- I
lord, and the desire to provide i
greater safety and comfort for1
thu children, that Impel most j
people to save money fur perma- I
Dent homes. '
In aditdlon to personal privacy
and freedom and bettered condl- .
tions for the children, the re- !
spouses put a sense of achieve
ment in gaining a definite and
recognized standing, the pride of
ownership, anil the satisfaction of
attaining it, high on the list. The
material aspects of home owner
ship, the enforced saving, the
building up f an investment, tile
getting of a tangible return lyr
money spent, proved to bu of sec
ondary consideration. I
Find Nalnj:s Over IVn IVr CVn
The strength of feeling back of 1
these answers is concretely indi- ! h
cated by the Information given
regarding the percentage of in
oome being waved toward the ac
quisition of n home. The associ
ation which sent out the ques- j Mi
tiontiaire had considered a saving ;
of 1 a per cent of the income to I
be fcntifii...i-v ,.n,l li -i .t toL.in ft I
. for granted that regular savings
"'ir naruiy possioie mucn net ore :
middle life, Uut the requests f'"i j
infoi nuitlon on the percentage of
income that was saved apd the ;
period of which regular savings
wero begun brought surprising j
results
Savings of 1 ft per cent of the j
Income were found to be low
rather than normal, for the bulk ,
of tin answers placed the figure '
between 1 1) per cent and 35 per
cent ; furl her, regular savings
were shown to have been heun
during engagement days or at
marriage.
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Spreckie Dead
YONKKKS. N. Y.. June 29.
Louis Sprecklea. ti- widely known
sugar refiner and for years penernl
manager of the Federal Sugar it"
fining company fn Yonl;ers, died
today of a heart attack.
PHII.ADKU'HIA. Fa- Juno 20.
(P Evidently H is unnrc i ssnry
lor a Juror in Fee a witness ti
1'mUh hit reliability. George W.
Hodgeni, n hlind musician. If on n
criminal court panel. lie likes tbc
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Tires and Tubes
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Riverside at Jackson St.
Formerly Exchange Tire Co.
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