Medford mail tribune., July 14, 1929, Image 12

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srEDFORD lYm Titrauyrc, arEProrcp, oftErioy, suxnAr. .tuly 14, 1020.
GIVES CROP NEWS
JOHN D. CELEBRATES NINETIETH BIRTHDAY
TO U. S. E
WASHINGTON. (It TiCiiwd
wlruM ami radio yMlciiiM, lapping
the country for official ruurtn of
crop situations, form on of the
fnrnu'rH great iiMsets, in the opin
ion of Arthur M. Hyde, Hecretury
of agriculture.
A network of IO.f.80 miles of
tch'sraph lines Is utlliKed to carry
the market news truffle. In addi
tion, radio tt'Iegmph tnuismissioii
Is u.ned In lieu of wiro lines be
tween Washington,' D. C, and Ito
chfstor, N. Y., and between Ban
Francisco and J..os Angeles.
"i'roductUm forecasts have
proved so thoroughly practical und
useful," Mr. Hydo said, "that no
one intelligently Conscious of the
fanner's Interests wants thuni
dropped.
"Crop informal. tin, since it is
hound to get out somehow, is best
obtained from a competent source
which has no object In distorting
the, facts. Without government
crop ivpurls, the farmer would be
compelled to deal with buyers in
the dark. Moth the farmer, und
the buyer should know the facts."
Official crop reporting has been
constantly criticized. Farmers are
told that early official reports arc
always above the final production,
and that prices are adversely af
fected at marketing time.
"Criticism of the government
crop reports," M r. J lytlo said,
"does not come alone from the
farmer, but when It does, it has
special force. This is because the
first essential of a crop reporting
system Is that it shall hav'j lne
iiifornu'd approval of iigrlcuitu:'o.
"There is llttlo foundation,
however, for objections. Govern
ment crop reporting averages high
In mcuiiny; it is reliable and au
thoritative; and It gives the farmer
information that cannot be con
cealed from experienced observ
ers along open roads."
Price variations, often laid to
the predictions In crop reporting,
the pointed out by the secretary to
reflect actual supply and demand
conditions and not to under or
overestimates In forecasts.
In format ion on any crop is
bused on material obtained from
many sources throughout Its cycle.
In the case of cotton, reports are
received concerning soil prepara
tion, fertilizing, plsnting, rephtnt
lng, chopping, plowing, spraying,
picking, ginning and marketing.
Thousands of fnrmcrs und a large
governmental fore co-operates.
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John 0. Rockefeller celebrate, his ninetieth' birthday July 8.
Ai-lochitrd Prcna 1'liott
He is shown in a typical pose in the
:r while giving one cf the new dimes to a youngs'.er. At the right he appears in a golfing pose.
TRENTS LAST CASE
AT R1ALT0 TODAY
Farm Notes
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show considerable discrimination
in choosing parts of garbage that
are valuable us feed, and if it is
j fed cooked they have no choice
other than to eat the wholp mass,
t Portions of garbage such as citrus
i fruit rinds or coffee grounds are
valueless as hog feed.
ot rattening pigs . inner uu-' alfalfa hav should he nut in the
linaiids come from garbage-reeding Ht)(.k nj. )1((W wjln UH limny p.aVcs
land serutn I'lants near laige cities. ,lH mfWi(,,-. Tho hay should be
I Feeder pigs generally weigh from ! imn(0,i U8 ittf, as possible after
,'.t 10 iuo poumis, sometimes uplit i,rKj,,s ,(i ,iry an( should be
to 120 pounds. ! raited before it becomes brittle.
IN THE RESCUE
Using Joseph Conrad's . master
piece, "Tho Jtescue," as the vehicle
for his first appearance us an indi
vidual star, itonald Column will
appear In a new light when "The
Itescue" comes to tho Jtialto the
atre tomorrow. The hero of
"Itcau Ceato" now has a ride of
the sea and desperate ljidguc
among the natives of the Malay
archipelago. Uly Uamlta plays
thi beautiful Mrs. Travers.
There Is very opportunity for
beauty of setting and' matchless
drama In tho plot of "The Jtescue"
In the midst of Captain Tom J,ln
gurd's lawless affair of honor in
volving the throne of a Malay
prince, blundered an Knglish yacht
fatcfully stranded In (hi midst of
what, was to bo the dark theatre
of war. Of tho three white -passengers,
only the owner's wife
understood liio situation and Un
gard. On him fell the decision
to save the whiten und ruin his
enterprise. or let the miivcs
have their way with them and
fulfill his dobt to tho Malayan
prince.
And love! To Llngnrd this wo
man "Imperfectly elvHIed" her
husband snld came as tho first
Minding flash of all woman could
mean to man. Integrity the duty
of a white to his countryman in
the South Seas, uie never-broken
wind of King Tom to u native.
1 1 wholo career und 1 this wo
man.,, The Inevitable climax of
"The IlcHouw" is unguesHahle.
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"Trent's Iast Case" is now play
ing nt the Jtialto theater in a big
mystery production. Tho di
rector, evidently started out with
the laudable intention of limiting
a murder mystery thriller, but by
tho time lift had finished he had
a picture that Is also a notable,
example of screen entertainment.
It has the triple distinction of
possessing a story, clever direction
and a superb cast. The suspense
begins almost from tho opening
scene, and ouiium up in u crescenno l......,,,!.,...,. ,.,., .,f fi(,M
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mv. ... iKiut, i, (JIJ !,(.!,( jiin well to make a nuin
many comeoy imerpoiaiions m of 0M.Iit.i(jitv tests in differ
perfectly Into the gem-ral scheme, f IMit 1(..rtH ftf a fIlhl tfl ftv..,(i In.
and actually add to tho progress nt.ceattry amdlcatlons of lime.
(liy U. 8. Department of Agrl
culture)
eder pigs have been in In- i
sing demand during 1 he last j
few years chiefly from farmers in, Thc, irit'VVH (ff alfaira plant
the corn belt and from men who i u,.itain about two-thirds of the
devote their time to the business t r.,-,.in V11i(. Itr n1(, t.iimt :....
A (ias Station Ijiiiuiit
I've had my gas puuip on
snmc spot
l-"or seven year or so;
And business never has been good
Just now it's kind of slow!
'And yet that kid across tho way,
Who started In last year.
Is going to build a salesroom
On this vacant lot, I hear.
e! When he started in I cut
My price of gas n cent,-
And figured it would ruin hhn
For he pays higher rent.
He sold his at the standard prlce,,
tied waste a lot or time
Liy shining up the windshield
Of each cur. Uut not for mine!
When cars drive up Into my place
1 sell them oil nnd gas.
That's what they pay for, what
they get;
There's no dough shining glass
While If tho radiator's dry
Or if the air Is low.
AVhy don't they ask for what they
want V
Am I supposed to know?
I guess that kid lias all the luck.
His business sure Is sweet!
Hut he must get It 'cause lie's on
Tho right side of the street!
There now are on the marked When tho warm days of Rummer
small, compact sets for testing and a scarcity of green feed causes
soil acidity. These aro easily , tho liens to slow up or stop lay
handled and a farmer can titling, moist mash acts an a stlmu
tlio fields himself. Many fiums hmt and usually holds up tho pro
contain a variety of soils, and t ductlon or imnroves It. tho Ore-
A woman driver ran into an cm
haukmcjit und bent a fender. It
worried her. ' So she went into a
garago and aslced the mechanic:
"Can you fix this fender so my
husband won't know it was bent?"
The mechanic looked at tho fen
der and then at her.
"No,-lady. 1 can't. But I tell
you what 1 can do. 1 can fix it up
so that In a few days you can ask
your, husband how ho bent it!"
Donald Crisp,
of the plot.
The cast Is good
Itaymond Crirfith.
ton, Ma recline Day n nd Anita
Marvin, all troupers In tho fullest
sen so of the word, lake the prin
cipal roles, and bundle them welt.
i o tfcicrminn fair v nccuratelv
"""""" "lt- the nil in her of tons of hav n
stack,' multiply the "over," or thc
.distance from the ground on one
side over the top, to the ground
on the other, by the width at the
ground, then by the length, and.
then by 0.37. Cenernlly U2 cuht
feet of hay weighs one ton.
goii experiment station linds. H
may be fed for about two weeks
at the rate of about three pounds
to 100 birds, or as much as they
will dean up in 1 ." or 20 minutes
U is mixed with buttermilk or
skim milk to a crumbly consist-
I ency.
"How long did it tako your wife
to learn to drive?"-
"It will be ten years this summer."
The old-fushioncd horny-handed
son of toil now has a horny
handed son who got that tray
holding liis Ford In the road.
A suckling coll that Is being )
broken soon will become acuus- j
to mod to the conditions and I
noises associated with work If he
I tied to bis inolher-H trace when . ,1L "l)l""
Am important factor in tho
well-being of the young pullets
Is to have them on the roosts by
the t into they are six weeks old.
Crowding on the floor and in the
corners of the brooding house
hinders satisfactory growth. It
may be necessary to resort to
forced roosting for a few nights,
but it pays, says tho Oregon ex-
Advice to pedestrians: tont get
too proud of your right-of-tvay.
Jt's likely to be stolen.
Music lovers of Med ford aro In
vited to visit the I'almcr Music
House, where the new Victor
Micro-Synchronous r a d I o and
radio-clcctroln Instruments are on
special display. They will ho
demonstrated throughout Victor
radillo week, .1 une .1 5 to il I , set
arftde by the local dealer to eele
hratn the birth of this remarkable
Invention.
Many unique features are em
bodied, chief of which are micro
synchronous super-automatic tun
ing control, operating over a full
vlslou Illuminated scale: an im
proved power amplifier, ami a dis
tinctive Victor electro-dynamic
speaker, all housed in a beautiful
walnut console cabinet.
At I ho snap of a switch, (he
coin hi mil Ion Instrument changes
from radio In record reproduction,
both played I h rough a dynamic
speaker which lends added beauty,
depth and realism, to each perfor
mance, hi richness of lone and
simplicity of operation the new
Victor Inst ru incuts have aroused
enthusiastic comments on the purl
of all those who have seen and
heard them.
she Is worked, The
made at t he union of I lie back
band und the trace und should be ;
short enough to prevent the coll
from getting In fnnt of Ihe team.
This practice should be continued
at short Intervals and only until
Ihe coll is broken In lead.
Honey should be thoroughly
ripened In t he hive before It Is
extracted; otherwise it Is likely to
ferment. If the combs are well
I 'A 11 IS. A') The ancient press
agent yarn about the actress who
lost ii mi ring of pearls has been
worked on I'aris newspapers under
a slightly new guise. Tile story
had it that the gems were lost
while Ihe owner was, visiting a
cosniei 1c factory, and It was Inti
mated that some of them might
have fallen into jars of cold
cream.
I 1 J O X, Krance. tl') "Hitch
hikers" who get free rides in auto
mobiles receive no sympathy from
French law In case of Injury. The
court of appeal here has decided
that any pei-smi "who accepts free
transport In nit automobile tacitly
accepts all risks," and even If the
driver bo guilty of manslaughter
he cannot be mulcted in a civil
action.
Vh'tor Mcl(Jti:leii, giant of
stature and mountain of mirth, is
exhibiting a choice bit of film
comedy at Hunt's Craterlan shirt
ing today. In "Strong Uay."
Victor Is seen cast us h big. good
hearted und Indolent hugengc
Hinasher, In love with the little girl
who tends (he news stand In a
railway depot. Ills ambition runs
in low gear until this lady de
cides to take a hand In his affairs
and make hi in amount to some
thing. Thai's where you begin to
get the shakes.
As llig Hill t'.loss. McLaren
heeds her advice and proceeds to
become entangled in everything
nnd with everybody, from the
Queen of JJsonla (o the president
of the railroad.
' Icutrlco Joy plays the lending
feminine . role and her piquant
htnuiy nnd charm are shown to I
greut advantuge. 1
Working hnnd In glove with the!
hero Is n trinity of humorous cent- i
tme, VHtim Htimmervllle, cijdc!
Cook itnd Tom Wilson.
Another blr feature on todny'n
program in the talking comedy
"Plploiimts." fenturltift thoe fain
oils stage comedians, Clark and ,
McCMUotiyli.
SVIM;V.-V)AIh Australian
National Travel association is
starling a five-year ainni1gn to
at tract tourists In (he common
wealth. It has a yearly subsidy
of f.Mio at rout Ihe government mid
a guarantee Hind of moi e than
J.'.iui.tHHi, uihcrihcd by mil ways,
shipping companies and hotel interests
eft
capped and the honey weighs 12 : MKI.dKADh Jugo-Slavia's
pounds to the gallon, Us maturity ' fomih submarine was launched re
may be taken for granted. cently nl a French shipyard. One
other built In France and two made
(iarbage fed to hogs Is better In Kngland form the backbone or
given raw than cooked. Hogs iiho kingdom's navv.
. No FYmlln'
Tle main difference between
my girl and a traffic cop IS that
the cop means it when ho says,
"Stop.',
Dorothy, tho little daughter of a
tire salesman, had settu triplets
for the first time.
"Oh. Mother," sho cried, on re
turning home, "what do you guess
I saw today?"
"I can't imagine, dear, "What?"
"A. lady that had twins and a
spare:
We cater to with vigilance, the j your family.
nurcHt I When out on t
Thing you know Is wr Indiffcr- young sheiks pay
cnt to that unlucky jay.
Who is known to all and sundry
as detourlst.
to tilf
joy ride most
more attention
lutch than the brakes.
'urlier.'
Husband (In car): "Cieat Heav
ens! The engine Is terribly over
heated.." Wifo (calmly): "Then why don't
you turn off the rudialur?"
I call my car
Why?"
"liecause it's a l'aiker.'
Man: Well, we got (he
paid for und they're not
on a new one yet.
car all
CKSARISA, Turkey. (Pj Tbl n
uncjent Anatolian town in to bdr
visible evidence of Turkey's back
sliding from the old Moslem. taboo
against alcoholic drinks. The gov
ernment alcohol monopoly Is to
spent l,fi),ooo hero to construe!
the nation's irst big distillery.
Friend: What makes you think
there Is something wrong with
HAVANA (At T h o firBt cora-
rieniioi? munitv cheat drive la Havana at
iibuio'b, . -.(,(, HnuBht in live
davs. The money will be used chief
Copyright. Moss Feature Syndi- f ly to relievo the wants of stranded
rati. Washington, J C ' j Xniericniis.
If one could add to his life at
fifty the time ho wasted before
fifty, centenarians would bo
common as Kurds.
Speeders should remember that
while there may not be another
car within a mile ft', only six feet
to the ditch.
Tho NuglecteU One
while at every p.irnsnng the
tourist's lordly wav
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IWrii"L
U B
f vtviSS fin niuti
wx
UI telephoned we would bt there at six"
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A COURTESY CALL
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HAWKISON
ULCANIZINQ 8Y8TEM
All Work Guaiantead
Phipps Auto Park .
Highway at Jackson
Phons 1W7R
Mant disappointments and sometimes em barrat
mcnt result from "just dropping in" on folk,
A telephone call is so quick and reassuring that nioit
people think of it not only as a courtesy due others,
but a real convenience to themselves and it cost
little.
Anyone, anywhere, any time from your own telephone,
or Irom public telephones conveniently located everywhere
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Of Southern Oregon
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Owners will tell you that the new Dodge
Six is ihe finest product and the greatest
value in the long successful history of
Dodge Brothers. II will be easy for you
to understand why if you will drive this
car, if only for a few minutes. We will
be glad to give you a demonstration
any time you may call, write or telephone. ;
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TO
"Ajraf Performer" the MaraiinftA W
being hailed, the nation over. Never
before in a car of moderate price
have there been such acceleration,
speed, control, handling ease, road
ability, flexibility, balancel Only
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In Marquette you get an engine of
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