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

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No Blue Law Policy
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By T. T. 'I'iiiiins
fAssi.ilul.il t'cm HUitt Wrili-r)
; ' T A Z A. Mn . M'J "Si-h'I
Fri-ycli-n Imi K." 'ami. tin- liii-imk-wire
mini IMul I'aiiilPW. liiiniMi-r
of war in I'ui'Ik. u fi-w hours ufii-r
hr li.Kl lir. Infm-iiii-d lli.'U Iroops
iflho l'-nn-ii:ii J.'-Kion. Simii-kuI'-m-nnil
JUoroi-i-iinii Imil ''pen nm
bUKhF'l ')' M' '1"' A""
ynionili anil thai Kl wir klll'-il
or mlsKinx mill viuinliil.
' "filVH Kri-yili-lilii'i-K llilit !: t -milium
of Hie I'oii il'.n I.--B"" ami
hi-iiiI him 1" ''' "f A""
Ym-olih." '' "' Mil'l'l''11"'1111" -v
ill.slriiMlonn ii-mlilim l.iii-i'-n Suliii.
ipslii.-nl Kiin-nil. unil !.-il'-rul VI
ilalon, ciiniiiianil' r-ln-i liii f. short
ly aflPlwanl.i. A w.-'-l; lat.-r Ail-
Vr ill was ri-ll'-vt'il.
t "Tin? iiintik -solilii-r." as I'r'-y-ilcnlieii;
is known, is a vhwiiii "f
iltsort wars. win. has haltliil with
thirst in the lioui;ht ii-rioil,
fOllKht flnnils In tho Miinn i-ckIiiiih
a few wi-'-ks lali-r anil i-vir nnil
always lias lii-f-n in tin- friint lln'
of hiitllu ai;aliist the Moms, III"
TulliiriiK-i or lh- llHNim-.
-An Ininato ol a nioitasti'ry until
hi- hail nai lnil his furtii th yi-lir.
lr.-yil'-nlii iK miilili-nly ili'iiih-il that
lid wanti'il a Mill'- iiioi'- ailli.n
than rarryliiK wi I" lliirsly
VKPtalil'-s or si-riilihiiiK III'' floors
of l hi innnasl'-ry's hails.
Hi; not II-
II,. jollli-il tin- I-'oiiIkII l.'Ulon.
Ill iwn Minimis hi- was a ii,iioral
uliil hail I wo uoiinils. Tin- Tolia-ri-Ks
uf tin- soilllii-rn Alias iir
i'oiiiiIpiI for tin- slush whi.'h Is i-vi-n
now vlsll.l'- as a whili biiviiK
liL-ross tin- sialli of his flainliiK ri-il
liklid. 'I'azi, I'-i-x. rohiiiih-ll'-i-liar.
stiw lilin I" turn, as a Hi-iKi-anl, a
sei-nnil lii-nti-lianl, and la "
i-ililnill.
.lie was inadi oloin-l at lln-
lifKiniilnu "I Hi'- Win-Id war, and
..i,i I. h, look nart In most of
tin- l.altli-s aliinu tin- Mi-sli-nl limit,
ii t-olnni-1 In- rt-inallifd at tin 111-jiilKtit-p.
When Alid-i-l-Krlni made Ills
drive ngulnst Krenrh Sliirncco In
, B J5 Hfti'i- iiraitl'-nlly ilrlviliK thf
Spaniards Into the .Mediterranean.
-revdenliet-lc was in I-ez. ivi nn
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WILMER STULTZ KILLED IN PLANE CRASH
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4t,.,t,,l I'll
Mn. Ernny L. -Junco, iui.Citi
elected mayor of Eureka, Cal told
her friends, "I don't expect to hav
(ny more tuccesB than the federa1
government In enforcing the jto
libition law."
I
vucfti ihtwn 1 lining n I lie Kin, oc
fijpicrl .Slli-Ali((iillnh h:ilfw;iy
tvvM'ii T.iz.'i unci i-'cz, cutilnK thd
iiiiiiftu- nuuut- i;i ill imhI I mm i--n
thi' lv(i cities ii ml rom nm mill. k
1 1 he Mutiii roiiil.
"Am h i' n il I ii k Kn-yrlerilM-rt:."
' f H-nct ii 1 Count t riiaml'i iiii, t Im
i AliMTicin cil i.cn ilcfsci-nrliinl nf
I.afiiyL'tli-, who w;ik In roiiimand
jut I-'f Ht Die tiiiM. witi'il the miit-
Istry of wiir. KrcydfiilMTK wan
nivf-n iwo i-oiiii:niifH of S-iiikji-
,l-Hl i-.H'U f'ill'iyillK f'MIl1 IMIM'tllllf
Iknnm. iiikI in r(iir ilnys Kriiu wux
i in nielli to tin- north,
i 'These chiijis limy iml Im fcrent
j finhii-i htit I ln-y ii if tin Mined
j tfoml I'll 11 HITS," KreyiteilhiTK Hi! 11
J.ihT, w i I hi ill I t lie stiKhteyt HiuitU
iH'reiil, when exliiiliiliK why the
; ICifriiins hull pollen awiiy. !
i They mIiii ply hail In nuike I't'i'y
iienlierK ti iTlK.'.-lier general after
ithfit I. aide I
i "All I K"t ..ill ( (he k'teat war
WHS II few While hairs III iny v
ihejicl," l-'reydeiilieiK iinee told Ms
joffieers Hi (he mess. "I'll inili'h
jrnther finlil In Al'rica." I
i !
j AH.'SfV '. (Ayt Seven a n d a
j half million tons of pout were 'utj
I In mo viet union lust year. TliiH
wan four and n half tlm-PH the
volume of l.C'7. but tho Bovern-I
menl idnnK to double the prtwnt.
fiKiir-f within fivo ynitrn.
How Ioiik in "Iouk Uf''" in mo
tor car?
The ehantcteriist If depeiidahilily
of I )odte Urol her l ai n bat been
jKiven iiddillolcil pre.sliKe by I ht
f dlM-nvery at a I : I 4 model wIioko
inlleMKe has been lost somewhere
anove ihi' .')')(), iiDO mile mark. The
i motor nunilier is I t;ii. and for
thirteen years, this veteian far lias
I been the proudest possession of
; Hill Mel'indle, a copper iospeetor
i who lives In a lar covered shack,
i isolated in the high mountains of
I norLhcaMern N'-vuda.
I .Met 'ardle's house and garden
are sui rounded by peaks lifii rly
I O.00O feel biK-!. (iff rocky hills,
jaerosH gub-hes, and up difficult
nluKways, Mei'arille paltols his do
iiiaiu in his faithful car, which, be
declares, st ill "runs like a top.
iHill bought il second hand In 1 f I ti,
1 ami since that time, i he car has
taken him wherever be wished to
tio. Vet the repair bills in Ibis
period have totaled only $!) 1 .
Since, the lasl repair, Hill makes
I Home Hteep grades on high gear
i where much younKcr earn art
i forced into low gear to surmount
I I bo rugged roadn that vi v once
j only prospector's IrallH over the
Nevada mountains.
Hill's house Is In n little shel
tered rove wltii Hteep bluffs Mir
j rounding. A half acre garden spot
I not only supplies food lor him, but
; brings biin several hundred dollars
every summer where the fine
j vegetables are mark Wed in 'oii
I lad, a nearby lown.
' Not even the gidd rush days of
'the Kl like or lol.ll hired.
i HIM away from bis home where he
lias lived since X!Mi. ( 'onsequenl -
ly, he Is ibe patriarch of alt the
prospectoi-H In that region, just as
I Hie Dodge car Is Ibe patriarch of
lea is In lands where rough roads
a lid stef-p grades eliliiinale I be I
Weak ones.
SCIENCE STRIVES
TO PREVENT GLUT
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Day in Shanghai
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WHEAT MARKETS
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Wllmer Stultz. who piloted Amelia Earhart across the Atlantic, and two companions were killed
In an airplane accident at Roosevelt field, New York.
iinarti'i-s of a million tr.-ii.-torH eul
llvali' farm iii-res, ni-arly as many j
Irlli-ks tianspott farm iiriid nets, i
more liian four anil a half million !
imssein'er ears wile - or illrr as
llu-y i-ai-ry the f.-iriiii-r and his!
family Irom lo-n- lo llo-i i-, in -i-nril- :
ll!K In rii;llies on failn a utioiinlill'-s 1
alln-ri-d l,y the ili-pa II mi-lit of j
marliet analysis of lln- f'arin .lour- i ' Nat ion -Willi stlhsl aul ial inn of III'
mil, l'lillaili-liiliia. Minliuilstii- loriM-asIs I'm- a rni-nrd In
l!lL':i iiulnmoliile sales is elearly )
WASIII.VflTfiN lA'l A flood tide
of Kolden (irain that initihl drown
the fanner in his own prodiiee may
l.l stemrni-d liy Scii'nliHlH. who lire
seeliliiK l' comhat an over-supply
of wheat.
Two lines nf resenrih ore undpr
wuy at tho hureau of stnndiirds to
erase from the calendar that day
when there will he too much eco
nomic loss trt wheut farmers.
On thn one hand, tile economies
of malum; paper from wheat straw
Is l.eini; investigated; on the other,
llle farmer may he shown he ran
simulant i;raln with artichokes.
found to he a valual.le, untapped
Honrce of the sweet'-st of sugars.
Paper from wheat shraw has
been' produced In Kurope for more
than a Keneration. hut Its use in
I tlie I'nited States has been retarded
1 liy the competition of cheap wood
i pulp paper.
The research. Initiated under
charge of W. E. Kmley. chief of
I the division of omanlc and fibrous
I materials, undertakes to determine
: " r- wn1 m,.V paper may he pro
"Our record Hhipmenl of 1 1X4:22 ' diiced, how much can hi made
cms (luring the firm four mouths from a ton nf straw and tho cost,
of lti21i. more than doubled the to-1 Itcsulis are not expected for a
tal of M.K77 cars sold In the same year. If Die cost of the new paper
period of 1927 and bettered the I Is hlitii, as compared with wood
III2K period by D.I.S77 cars. i paper. 11 is Imped that the proper-
Trndiiclion schedules In Ihe I ly of hetier iinallty will Justify
Oakland faclnries are keyed up In uiaiiufaclilie.
keen 11:1, e Willi llle inci-eauiili' lie. 1 One element Ihal may reduce
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m traveled 13.
1 j-an Mereuuo.
388 mile. San F"ne," t0
Cna and return to spend on. day
1 wth her parent, in th. Orient.
! ihe bureau for the production.
I A .surplus of sugar never has
i been produced. In relieving tho
! farmer of an over supply of wheat,
! the scientists believa they can also
I remedy (he sugar situation.
Methods of transforming wheat
j into other compounds, as a way to
I reduce the over supply, are not
i considered practical because of ihe
cost of the grain.
Texas leads Hie states wllh
7, m 10 automobiles used by far
mers. :i a.aoa trucks and ;tu.4 J.rt
Iractois. a total of :biu','iiMi. Ohio
Ik second and Illinois third.
Oregon farmers drive .Mi.ihio
aiitos, 7aMu trucks and
tors, a. lotal of iHi.'.uil.
ttoriie old
by W. H. '
charge of salea for
.Motor Car euriipany,
In it sralcateiit released
Tracy, vice president in
tho cost is the concentration of
straw, by Improved harvesting
methods, that makes it more easily
secured.
field particularly, spring bnyhiK ha The other alternative in Ihe re-
1 lief uroiram centers arotinn i ne
inaiiil for the Oakland and I'ontiac
'sixes that are nieeliiiK wilh par
j ticiilar favor lit the medium and
low pricp ciasH. In Hie low price
ho
mos! brisk,
lite Oakland I "Our plant Iiuh been nperalitiK at
HbipnieiiiH of 1 capacity slnc January and it now
Farmers Using
Ten Million Pairs
of Motor Wheels
fills true- , Oakland and I'ontiac hixch during i seems probuble that we will con
jlhe first lour months ifl' 1!I! to-j timie ut top speed for a lonKer pe
llaled IIS. 222, making a new high riod than ever before."
j record for this manufacturer. j
.Mr. Tracy said: "April ship-1 WARSAW. P) Hoy Scouts, se-
Ten million pairs nf motor- I
propelled wheels serve ihe needs i
of the American farmer. Three
I
IM'i .IANKIRO.- This cap
ilal with L'.imiI.immi inbabilants and
iSao I'aula with 1.040. ami. lead
I Hrazllian cities in government es
timates. The total population of
I Ihe republic is figured at 42.-
:i7,oo, hut experts assert that j that there was one less working
next year's census will show more day than in March, April would
than 45.00H, ihmi people in the I have been the greatest month in
country. our history
incuts alone totaled o0,.lS4 cars, !
short of the ;H.4f.J shipped in
March, the higjt month hi the com
pany's records. Hut for the fact
lected for their sturdlness ami In
telligence, have been placed on the
corners of all busy thoroughfares
here to guide pedestrians through
the street traffic. The Sneasure
was adopted in an effort to lessen
the large number of street acci
dent ffttalitle;
Islng of the Jerusalem artichoke.
the tuber of a native sunflower and
once considered a waad. It Is a
hardy plant and able to grow in the
same soils and under Identicateli
matic conditions as wheat. It has
fought for its existence through
extremes of climate and against in
sects until it can adapt itself to
any condition.
Jls valuable store of levulose, the
sweetest of sugars, was discovered
to be easily produced at the bureau
of standards, and a semi-commer
cial factory is being1 constructed at
CO I'I'Xl I AO MX. (P) T h e big
butler and egg men of Denmark
have been getting undue credit for
the prosperity of this hard work
ing Mule agricultural country.
Siaiistics just published show
'that it's the biff bacon men of
j Denmark who realty keep tho
I hank accounts bulging, r con is
'the Danish farm product that do
' ma nds highest prices on the Eiig
j lisb market, partly due to ii.e
j fact that American competition
! tor 1 he business has shrunk to
little or nothing. Hncle Sam now
adays eats all his own bacon and
jatso buys most at' the bacon prod
I uci of Canada.
' Hug la ml, Oermany and Italy
are Denmark's most important
! bacon markets. Nearly all Danish
bacon is exported to Kngland.
j while a considerable number of
(live pigs are sent to Germany and
i Italy.
rMqftfdfipfl ndvortminir tret refiulte.
Vacation lime is hero! Bo sure that yon got the utmost pleasure,
out of it I i.v hoing ready. There are certain things you should have
and certain provisions lo make, and for your convenience ;i
numhor of shops are specializing on vacation things. Use this
page for reference while getting up your vacation outfit. Then
you can count on a rollicking good time!
THESE MERCHANTS LISTED BELOW WILL HELP YOU SOLVE YOUR VACATION NEEDS
Kl-gJ--V
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Swim at the Nat
Where the water is
chemically treated
and pure.
Tho stall authorities gUc Ibe
Nat ti rln "A" ceiiil Icale,
which means "absolutely Mile."
The ONLY gas chlo
rinated pool in So.
Oregon.
Life Guards
and Instructors
Merrick's Nat
It Pays to Start
.with a Good Battery
Mien you start on the vacation
rip, it cortainly DOES NOT PAY
o take chances with starting and
'ighting troubles.
The Willard Battery
is world-famous for depondahility Wo are au
thorized representatives in Mod ford for the
WIU.AhM) alisolulely guaranteed and never
a make-over or used hattery substitutes.
MOTOR ELECTRIC CO.
Successor toMedford Battery and Electric Co.
South Bartlett Phone 22
H. L. Doucock Expert Dattery Electrician, In charge
Better have us flive your Battery Equipment an Inspection
QUALITY and SERVICE
Are hoth guaranteed at this Cafeteria
Big Double Room
Courteous Treatment
Best of Refrigeration
Home cooking flavor in every dish.
HALL'S CAFETERIA
.17-1!) S. Riverside on
Pacific, lliuhwav
PHILA H. HALL, Prop.
Bobby's
Sandwich
Shop
Real Coffee
Quick Service
On Pacific Highway
in The
"Great Country"
YOU'LIj T.K (.LAD
WIIKN YOir TUY
on; spkci als
J. C. BURNS, Prop.
What about
that Battery...
We can furnish you
with a battery at $l.0
and up to .fS.50 ser
vice corresponding to
price.
Batteries 0
Recharged
We Sell
MULTNOMAH
BATTERIES
SEVERIN
Battery Service
Box 619
1522 N. Riverside
Medford
1AKLA
m COOL PLUNGE
In the Outdoor Swimming Pool
two miles north of Ashland.
There's an over-flowing stream of
pure water from the heart of the
mountain that keeps this pool in per
fect condition.
Cigars, Soft Drinks,
Ice Cream, Confections
Cabins, Shade
Dancing, Camping
Jackson Hot Springs
J. C. OTTINGER, Proprietor
Keep Your Car
In Good Condition
We employ skilled workmen, have
modern equipment and guarantee
Mechanical Supervision
Workshop and Garage
at 207 S. Riverside
Phone 439
Motor Inn Garage
Don't wait until it's tco late
to have your brakes relined
and adjusted.
Latest Equipment
Guaranteed Work
On Pacific Highway
Tourists from all over
(lie world find
Riverside
Apartments
Ideal
Owing to their location
on tho Pacific High
way, their modern com
forts and reasonable
rat pa.
30 Apartments
217 S. Riverside
C. E. Soderstrom; prop.
Jimmie Valentine and
The Club Cafe
guarantee the choicest foods and best service
EAT HERE
and BE HEALTHY
On Pacific Highway near Main
30 Modern
Cabins
Equipped with gas,
running water and oth
er conveniences, located
on Pacific Highway at
Jackson
One of Oregon's
Best Camp Grounds
Personal
'
We Make Tt Like Home
for Tourists
Service Station
and
Tire Repairing
PHIPPS
AUTO PARK
SERVICE
Medford 's Ideal Auto
Camp
Uivejsuk at Jackson
Albert Shaw, Prop.
WALDEN BROTHERS
Have a complete-line of
Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables
for tho tourist as well as home folks
Soft Drinks of All Kinds
An Ideal Flace to Get t
Real HomeliWp frvlr
In th
Berrydale District cjj.
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