Medford mail tribune., July 09, 1929, Image 10

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NO ACCIDENTS AT
HE THOUGHT:
"I'll never come so close to you again
on a hot day."
Ytt, to be polite,
1W SAID:
"I can enjoy your music better
across the room."
Death Whittles Ranks
Of War's Pigeon Aces
n j v . :
i
AKW.A.S'I, fn.r July 9 (SDc-
i.rt i Th t (.rimj i'n work in
J. j-i r k. h!- it v.'u .;irr..';.;d
f',i 1- !(: i.rmw f the b-a- be-
: .,t' ti V. K. Ki-cnt-'T lifid tfi- "if"
..f A-hl.ind. Vk;if fe n;if' '1 on
Mor.-Jav rnornini. arrord.ng to 1
I'r.-.f.k Jor);n, who If l.t.riuur
.f if,. ;irk ho;rd. ht,i "A ho I
? in f.r.r.-''tlr,n ii;!h
h- t- ;i the (fijrl.fiir' '.f '.-!-r"v-rr.-r-?f
hal art :o b w-rk'-d
'i t,- ri-- r.'fi-ins Mill '- of d:ff-r- .
i '. I r-.ji'", .-in.'l '..:iltf of ho! h
'L..o n id t vlt -. I net -ad ;
i,f b- ; r.K !:': '-'J in vr.i.irJii row. m. .
.i- m ic -iJly h'- ' an- v. h-re room
ut A r'-r.'i.tun. the f-i.irir. will;
i.'- ;: r"J aoout in -t-ircly r-ook ,
ir wood ari'l wilt I e pf.i-d
v.Hti r-f-r-nf to po-;M. a! van- '
f-r lanI--r- -ff " - )
woii-rs-d '-Jl l.itt-r on. To 'k'-.m-m
aiII ( numbered, but will I.-'
,'iw-n attractive nam'- Tn H.'h ;
.-iru-iur- ar to be fifihd during j
hi- n-x! or monthi. '
That Wmburn way ii fo be ol!- '
'-' is w-horne ni-vvw to thoe whol
fr'-qti.nt l.i'hla p.iflc, the drive J
)f v-ry d '!" d jr ir.. I h um mr
h ;t-on. It w,w a dLH.ip'iojritni'-nl '
in ihow who hav- th matter in
hrjf(,'- that (he work could not b '
lon for tli ifi' r';id tiaff.f of
ilir Fonrfli. hut It wan lrnMiMlOk j
lo obf.'iiu the type of oil which it
i'. thought Will h- if ion t drt:r.ible !
for the iui '-. An oli t,t the s
h:ht tvfM- V..I uil lat nurnui'-r, j
i.uf tliil not irov" fa I if fin tory. An j
rr.rt Ik In-inif mail" lo Hfi-nre u
lar h;i-"' .J U'hh'J:. V.'hi-fl ltX'-' I
v. i!h it V.i : V'-l ha'-, f.'iv-t4 hitil)-
.i : i-f;ii'forv rf -ull".
I ritil if i fou,hif tf, havr- th- j
J r jv" ott-l, arran',io-ti:.1' ar" h- j
juir Jnai- to haV' prm k Iiti ihn- ,
: .!!. if iy in oi i r t K--jj do a n j
Ho- d'iwf.
SSS TV-p Mnf 'r 1 El
Willi Ihf doftth of Hi' wartime Mtrin liro nanwri Prrfchlcnt
UlUf.n. Sike ami M'xkiT ure the tmly irvlvrs of a famon
iIki-fii triti. The wiltlifM ar n-lcasiiii rrixernuf oh h iIoim- In bolll.
&. (A' Fort Monmouth. Thoy ar f"l the
holo';tt canary i"-d, rice and
WAHHIN'f.Tf'N. July
Hpik- and Mo k-r, hrn Mrds of
the World war, ar tirvivor of
Canadian p-an. Spike has a youni?
rrtn, Hunnyhrook, who already hai
! APHI.AVD, Or., July 9. (Hpec
Ul Tne Ashland cflration,
j whih warf a iiucc from vry
j po-.ihl viewpoint, wan unmarreO
hy any acrWcnt. In ttpite of the .
fa'-t that th traffic at certain
f hour Mean th ht-aviest that haw '
1 pa--d ihrouxh Ashland, not a in-
k! automotj.le arcidnt of any
' conpffiu! ocurrd In the iih
: land diw.rirt. During the evening
rar w-r parked on every arail
; ahl- V, of ground durinr th
, firework display. The highway
' hetwein Ashland and Medford wan
a con:ir.uoiiH line of traffic. Many
1 took the opportunity to vlit Car.
; ter JloiKhts for the fine view of
S the valley and town, and there wa
' a ron'.inuo jfl line of cars over the
j High Drive.
! Franria Winter of Aneeles. :
! on of Mr. and Mm. Otto Winter.
i expected in A-thland on Tuesday;
j for a vi-it to hii parents on the
1 Boulevard.
Mi.ui Kva White, primary super-t
visor of Lincoln nchool. is enter- '
Uining Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Beck j
and their three daughters from
rheyenne, Wyo. M:mb White and f
her gueKii and her niece. Miss Jier
nlfe White, will upend the week i
and at I'nion Creejs. j
Mrs. Dickey, mother of Mies I
Nellie Dickey, local attorney, had j
the misfortune to fall in her yard
on Tuesday and received some j
painful cuts and bruises about the j
face. , i
Mifw Frances Pratt has returned
to her home after a stay of two
week in Kan Francisco.
Anna Jean Vanifardenburg of i
an illuwfr'oiiH winged trio which won a pattlrn championship.
javtd many liven in the Argonne. f Jiut never will young Sunnyhrook
Out of 20,'jyO carrier pigeons have the same grim, intelligent
oneratfiiK with the Miifial corps of look of old Hpike, who delivered
the Tolled Slat- army, only three. 6' important menage from thet
w-re con-ph nouly mentioned by; front lines in France to the Amr-j (f.,for, waii tn, gnent of friend-
the war department for gallantry lean iie:iHuarter. r lymg tnrougn
in acti-,n . the thickest of the fighting. Spike
The reet-nt d.-nth of I he third, never received a wound. His pedi
I'rewident Wil.-on, at Fort .Mon- gree In uncertain. He is not hand
Miou'h, N. J . broke up thf trio - ome. but If" strong and aggressive.
which once hurled fin courageous Mocker does not
way through terrific fire and de- cnurmeu uie hikkw. ijui - ; lh of Medford visifr-d fn Aih-
in A.ohland on the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. .Hugh McKenzIe
and family spent the Fourth in
Axhiand.
Mr find Mr a S SiimnfAr fimifli '
bear thanrt Jr nn(j Mr), n-aumont De-
POSTAL EXPENSES
!:vrd precious messages f-af'-ly.
Official report concerning the
: f-atherd ace's condition were
I transmitted to signal corps head-
tiariers here as if he were a
wounded general. The last before
, hi death reads:
W A SHI N'f ;TON". July 9 A
President Hoover todny calP-d
upon t he postoff Ice department
for a more accural determination
of th sources of def If its in tlie
ii'lrtilriistratlon fif that ilepartnient.
The president conferred today
wli h I'oHtiNfiHtcr ilenerul Hrown
and the four assistant ptst masters
(cetieral.
He ask! for tt rnor accurate
il"terminut!oTi of wliat the while
house referred to as "mounting
ileffi its." their sour' es find pos
Mble means of economies.
in making this announcement,
(he white house noted there had
been no discussion of possible
fhnr-;-" In postal rate
HERE'S
G0 O L
COMFORT
"lr-l1fnt WiUon. th war hro fltroyert ly jw-hrapn-! and hts
!iK-nn. in KttlnK very frr.il. not hp;il wa a wHtr of clottA'I blood."
ii:k l.ut Jim! urailually glllns Hut th Information he brouKht
k-r and fadinK away." cnahl-d the- American artillery to
l'r"idTit U IIon. n.xxlKnod to the i rll' ncr the enfmy i ciin within 20
tank conn, fli-w throneh a havy ; ralnutf and undoul,tdly wived
foK and rain dilrlnif the Meuie- ' many American lives. .
Arxonne at nearly a mile a minute; When they die 8ilke and Mock
for 21 milen. lie delivered hln er will have the name memorial
communication enclom d In the tiny j accorded President Wllnon and
aluminum cylinder Ktlll attached to Cher Ami, another hero pi(reon.
one ik. The other lex had heen I Their hodlea will 'he muffed and
HiKti away. i kept In Kome prominent place.
Ietrlved of their leader, Hpike 1 l'renident Wilnon'a l to he kept
and Mocker mill receive all the'nt Fort Monmouth nrtineum. That
homuKe due them. They are kept If flier Ami In In the National
In the cleancft. alrlent of lofm at mufeurn here.
TDFF
E
TEA"
ORANGE PEKOE i
Wholesome, delicious, 'j
fvill-flavored. The perfect
summer beverage.
OliKf'.OX STAT K roLLKOK.) YKLI.OWHTONi; PARK, Wy
Corvallis (Sriecial ) Oregon fruit oming. (Special.) A pneumatic
Krowers. nor those of other states tired prairie schooner and another
will ever have to pay royalties to with a Model T Ford us a "spare.'
a private concern to utte tho fruit are some of the latent innovations
w a riling prut-ess for removal of of travel to the Yellow stone Na
spray residue. This was assured tional park. The two novel com
throimh the receipt here of n pub- hlnations pu thru Mammoth
lie service patent issued to Henry Mot Springs within a few hours
Hattman and II. H. Knhiuxon oijof each other. One outfit was
the experiment station, who per- from 'ody, p Wyoming. and the
fected the ncid bath, by which ;other from anywhrre between
I practlf ally nil northwest appleTexus and Portland.
and pears are mw cleaned. The hlacksmith UUln t know
I This patent granted for n it.. now to mane m. v. .Manns pneu-
year period, grants to "the citl-j malic prairie schooner when he
rt ns of ilu Fulled Htalcs the ex-1 planned his trip in Texas n year
cliiHive riKht to make, use and ago. Hut after careful instruction
vend the Invention," which Is ile-i front the Inventor a rig was finally
scribed us "processes for the re-j lurried out that roll4 on the chas
tnoval of residual poisons f rom ; fls of a Ford, hut otherwise has
ami tho preservation of fruits." ithe appearance of a prairie
What this might mean in dol-1 schoonrr. The nt rangement Is
lars ami cents lo the fruit lndu-: drawn by two unenthulastic
s trv lf Indicated by the fact that .mules, whose thoughts, Mann ays
I lust year nlohe something like' are far fnun "what to do when the
TaO.Ooo boxes of up pic and peats' next park bear turns up."
were wanhed in Oregon and morel Mann makes 4 miles a day
'than 2,100,0(10 In tho northwest jwhen tourikts leave him alone, but
Should a private concern contr 1 ! nlnce entering the park he de
Ithe profess, n minimum royultv , clan-s he has been Hupped .ion
! of but I cent a box ould vo'. times and made to gut out and
the northwest more than I iloO.000 poe before amateur phntogra
ia ur. jpheis. , He is enroute to Killings,
j That sin h a condition Is enllrety I Montana, frt.nt Cortland, after
I pon4iblc where such prnee:sM tiro j trnveHng to the OreRfn city lat
Iprmitclv developed, Is sh mn by year from Texas. Mann's long grey
many similar Ina'PHoi. hn? pri- beard gives the tnurlci the appear
'ate company. In fa' t, Vus pat -.mice if a prospector of th early
! etited a different and more cotn-;o s.
plicated washing procens which t , T. V.. Dally of Tody, Wyoming.
uses .a. ba?e Instead of an ncid a ami nis son. r.veritn, suggeet a
a fUancr, thn'.washlng being fol-j reversed processlort of .progress,
lowed by a patatlne coating do- l.lule Kverettc. In a cowboy outrit
vice. A royuhy f fl cents ft box , ridea Ahead of tho prticcion on
was charscd lnt fall fftr Its ue. j horselntck ahd his, father follows
The preeent simplified wnshhiKjUi pntlila chooner , with a
nu thofl. now KdMetnlly odopteil, j mo.lel T Ford, loaded -with baled
was developed nt the Oregon Kx:ha,v, In tttw, The Ford Is in good
perltnept station In tlmo to meet j eoiidUUnv hut Khm lUy ttavels
the etlsl of If:' when it numlcrhn prefers a pralrW , schooner so
of dlstrb if were faced with ruin, j he won't have to pitch tents,
following ' lb failure of wiping , hence (be F,oit has to be trailed
mnchlm- to clean the fruit nf- along behhut on a spocinlly con
fb l-ntly. While the -sashing was! mulcted tongue and be used only
at flif enn-ldered a burden, now i '' running errands.
the Improved appearance and
keeping quality of washed fruit
is considered to more than offset
the nominal cost of the process.
Mr. and Mrs. S, D. Herbert and
their family enjoyed a trip to Dia
mond lake this week and returned
home on Thursday.
Clyde Malone, Jr., Is spending a
few days in Ashland a the guest
of Wallace Wolcott on Sherman
street.
Misses Marie Davieg and Adena
Joy left Ashland to spend the week
end visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Satn McXalr askd
a group of friends and neighbors
Cor 1 o'clock luncheon on their
lawn on the Fourth of July. The
afternoon was spent in frienMly
visit. Those who enjoyed the day i
together were Mrs. J. L. Harnerl
and her daughter, Mrs. Rlveros.
Mr. and Mrs. . D. fiill, Mrs, (Jill's j
mother, Mrs. Neher, Mr. and Mrs. i
Nate Hates and Hugh .Kate. !
Walter liedford and V. V. Cald
well. Instructors at the Southern
Oregon Normal, spent the Fourth
at Diamond lake.
Arthur Taylor. Normal Instruct
or, left on Wednesday for Mnrsh
fteld to visit with Mrs. Taylor and
their two children over the week
eml. Mrs. Tayl r Ik making a visit
to her parents in Marshfield.
U' s
.r-J i -i fix ;?
t,'V u . S I'm K
r??c3r i . fe-Wv j t '
win, nnwii.mil . " :"' , '
1 --fMII,-i
Another admirer lost for Janet
. . . all because of "B.O."
hero. lie homed In wonderful , d n Thurfdav at the home of
tim on the Iteaumont front. fep-r,. I.mian Oreer. i
temtK-r 12. ISIS, carrying a men- j Krank ward, secretary of the'
faite Kivlne the location of several' board ot pharmacy, and Mrs. Ward ;
heavy fierman hatterle.. visited In Aehland over the Fourth ;
When he reached American : a, guMs of Mr an(l Mr, Ha Mc.;
heartquarterj "one eye had been I Najr anrt Mr and Mrp Mert
hrook. Mri,. Ward and Mrs. West-i
hronk are niters. I
Mr. and Mrs. Halph RilllnRn and ;
WIIATiiliitttTtlisappointnifnt the evening
hod been!
Allen hud been jioliteness ilself. But soine
how, Janet knew she hadn't made a ffixxl
impression on this new admirer.
Whose fault? Janet didn't know then. But
there's no "B.O." no lody odor robbing her
of jiopularity now. Let her tell you what she
learned about this treat-herons fault and the
easy way to end it by keeping jerspiration
odorless. '
Hotter weather yet no "B.Q."
"Like everybody else, I perspire more freely
in summer. But I never dreamed I was guilty
i I. aaf J flf
o
z
Lifeb
(Ho.lv Odor)
of 'B.O.' Now I realize why. We heroine
insensitive lo ever-present odors. But. tins
pores constantly give off odor-causing waste
us much as a quart daily. .
"So Lifebuoy's my only toilet soap now.
And I love it! No other toilet soap has ever
made me f-el so completely, thrillingly clean
and Ktfe as Lifebuoy. Its refreshing, anti
septic lather purifies pores so deeply, 'B.O.'
is impossible.
"How clear Lifebuoy keeps my skin, too.
And it's a real safeguard against germs.
Lifebuoy's pleasant, extra-clean scent, that
vanishes as you rinse, tells you it purifies."
LEVER BROTHERS CO.. Cambridge, ilau.
HEALTH
SOAP
uov
stops hod lj odor
FOR YEAR OLD CRIME
Mai No .fall
Mnrl Ha Vol. Miss.. July H.
Vi This negm town f 1 sort
uiihnut a Ji 1 1 beynn a week's cele- : .
hnifl"ii of Km 4.'nd it nnlvfir-.it ry. It I
wi4 f..un.t.fl In n Uter!i.-. Now; PMtTl.A I. rr
It W suiiounded bv titltn ftirms '
toth I.MH hii ntre The Jll w -t i-Mm poMlmlM rs at rasatlrna
torn tlown i.-. .ntiv brr.fti It has 'Mil.. n silested nt Lincoln. Ore.,
hud ihi tu i -upnniM in bin m-iis tortnv by a deputy I'nltod Htates
(Ily I!. II. Strobniclcr)
fRNTKAL POINT, Ore.. July
t. tSpcrlal) There was not a
large turn-out at the Orange meet
ing Friday evening. The causes
were the next iifuht aftr the
fourth. some still celebrating,
warm Weather, no refreshments
ami suspension of drill work.
Thosp (n attendance were fortu
nate to hear Dr. Crittenden, from
TonncHsee, talk on sanitation.
We were tardv. so missed the
treat, but during lecture hnurl
lirothers Sparrow and Westerfhld
continued the subject on sanita
tion, tho one on the human, the
other on poultry.
Sparrow speaking of the United
States controlling the yellow fever
in 1 'ana ma, while the French In
an earlier day died liko flies As
fast as they came over.
It is these talks that help to
make the Orange an educational
factor.
While Orange was In session
Secretary sister Freeman read the
quarterly report and ono Item
shows that there are l3fi members
lit good standing.
The lecture hour continued by
a rending. "The Youngest In tho
Family," by Miss Oenice 1l-se-grnve.
and then another reading,
"Ftirmtn' " accompanied by Mr.
John Sheley.
A little discussion on the st.it e
tax mmm on revealed the fact
that John fnrkln has some friends
among the farmers
If Hrother K. !?. Ne.iton bad
been here he cnuld have explained
the mystery of why only one-half j
ot the picnlcers at the F.lks
icrounds on the fourth received t-e-freshments.
Verhaps one-half wro
gangsters.
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T LJ C
ICLIFTl
m SAN FRANCISCO fjl)
UOAM SI IAIIUK9I,
Dliceraiag trsTeleri
rink The Clift among
America's fine hotels.
Downtown location,
immediately adjacent
to shopptng.bustneM
and theatre districts.
540 rooms with back
Singlf. from $3
Doublp, from
1 m
im i
WJ. nonble. from $5 JH
!
i
!
Dyeiso Servics
ONLY NINE MONTHS OLB iAeoSu
But Already the Favorite Gasoline
K, .)!,. IHm,i
OSSIXIM!. N. V., July f.-V
A st.ite in inon to Im htiill at A 1 1 1 -
r.l. N'. Y.. will h:ive i, Lvi. nr
July 9 i4'i , kevhiii... rn ,i.... . in i.. ........
Il.url lioodTiian. foiilieily I,,,;,, rnmpr,w, alr A, ,.k.
tip time enrh prisoner nuit reeord
bin tti'..i,llrt In hin cell hy preMe
Itm an eli-etrle hner.
KlKhty.five mile.
Hire nrp required for
12-stury of fit. building
t mnnh.'il a year nrter he Is alleged
f telephone I tu have emheMled I9H1I In ,iv.
, inxdri n j ei nment fumli. while emploed In
the Mtirylund potofrk-c.
Mohilla. New trn.nil.lon line
helnir rontrueted in territory nr,:
of this place.
A STIRRING eric of business and
public service has been recorded
during the past nine months with
VIOLET RAT antl knock Gasoline. The
story of it is quickly told; the reason for
it is as ca.sily found.
Last September VIOLET RAT antf-kmck
Gasoline was an unknown fuel,
as far as the public w as concerned
likewise untried.
But to General Petroleum its un
equalled virtues were well known,
and not only tried hut proven, be
yond any slightest doubt.
When Violet Ray was released
through flic ?000 independent
dealers ho dtstributeOeneral Pe
troleum products, its success was
so sudden as to be almost Martling.
Demand flooded in from every quarter.
The motoring public has discovered in
Violet Ray a new kind of fuel efficiency
and economy a finer kind of perform
ance real anti-knock, 100 percent com
bustion which are Inherent in the gaso
line itself.
VIOLET RAT utitl knock Gasoline
is rtnc gasoline, with nothing add
ed but the violet color for your
protection. A true anti-knock fuel
the finest product of refining
scicnce.and it contains no poison
ous compound.
Unless you already know Violet
Ray bv experience be assured
that when you put it in your tank,
you are leaving fuel troubles behind.
! j Women's Hose
j ! $1.00 Pair
I Silk from top to toa with
pointed heel.
siiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiin'
TroJuL t of Cicneral Prrro'rum Corporation of California '
WORTH A TREMIUM BUT SOLD FOR THE PRICE OF ORDINARY GASOLINE
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A, L. HILL, Msnsgsr
Phont 105 SO N, Cf.nt.ral
Bedford, Oregon
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