Medford mail tribune., July 21, 1929, Image 4

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREO ONVRUXT) A Y, JULY 21. 1029.
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A innn lMrnini 100,000 takes 11 jobvnn tlio farm hoard for
'$12.(100. 'Hint's About tlio riyht proportion for 11 farm jol.
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. AHTOKIA. Ore., July 20. iJP)- . IMCRX. Or.. July 20. (Pi
T. J. foil, Portland, hinl a nr-'j Hurl Jt. Douglass, professor of
'tn,..B nlr-.urrvnls. l.uwvr. car-,' Voun Wutt.-r Joined l V
rled'hlm ovr the Columbia and , last Wwln.dl.y.
he landed In the utream ani 1VB8. has Joined the'
munition in me l':,IJ
nii of those who nan married
vpttran women from working outside their
The mayor of this south-
became
Through Itie courtesy of tho ' t.nuie.
rtocinif i-oniiuillies, tlie Mail TH- ! H..ti,.r Inst hi life,
,w .-. MiMir mi imuiiuiu , ril-rl :tlU. " ' "'. .... , ....
Klim,,e of some of ,c .eU .... fllnilul,l rule ..t .r' " "ln " Si ,n
ainiiituiu int; nirjiuiio HiimuiiD 1tlIlliei"8 Cl'lninc uuwu n,,-, ....... ...... i
' in. ,!.. Him rvnulrPH that the women iruin i " .' J"-. -
the there were specially mitigating eir-
cunislanies.
through Medford.
- ' IU-k lltuvnuui -'
'How did you happen to bike
parac hute lie unfastened so
! wenrer will he free lo swim.
All von call say Ten- livinj; in n cajie ut the .on is tlint it's
i" 1... ., ,.ip .,., ,,t
loliii I), is (1(1. All vmi' need to iillnin tlmt Hire is rilenty of
'S ItlSi'A ri.:::" t" mnney, (,ol onrf, 1.11(1 II (liid who lived to lie !I0.
DwjT, with Suodfcr, uM ,W,
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MKMKi.'R OF THK AUdCIATUll PRE8I
Tti
AuocUlM rir 14 uniuiKij mhiuw h "i"mi ""iiirnoui,
IIomh Iihh its l'iiul'.s, but you can pot -your but back wttbout
(row PKffiio from drowning late , cducitinn ut the I nlversity or, up flylnir,. Mr. Jjowman? "
titrtnv when ti hcaw ourrnl kwoiil I OrcKon, haw r-iKnrd to accept t "I didn't happen to; I planned
hi niout hevond the urf at Hon-;" Vion hh t-ar-her of education,
1m'., h(.h ' U'hii him w:im .liimerii at the University of WlMconsin,'
j noyd. Portland. I Jt wuk announced today. ,
. .The two men were Imthlntr In ProfeKwor JJoukIu has been at
I the Hiij-f and ventured too far out,;
Uoyd, after a d'w-;rate HtruKKl'
nianaKwl to work his wa ashore f
land Kive the Hlann for his com
panion.
The beach llfe-Ktiards and vol
the I 'nlversity of Pennsylvania i
during t"1 Pant year art exchange!
professor. In addition to tho
' regular teachlnK he conducted
eonslderalile reKearch work and
'edited the "Xlfgh School" publl-;
UM (M tut pubHUllUtl Of All 1M UulMtCM
rwttM to II w uUktwim erfOJiw id wm imim, ,
tad tlM to Um lortl new yvbliibtA bcftlo. !
All rttfuU for putilletUoa f imUI 4lptt
karuu mi rx tmmtO.
ofii 04rr v ntf of Mo4lr
OTTUIil pum ftf Juko Coootf.
Happy thought. If you pet freckles onoughf they inorfre awl
respmblo a coat of tun.
iinteern made a life-line into the
break, hut folt wuh bein
swept further out. John Anderson,
life Kiiard, left the line and Hwarn
about 75 yard throufih the out
er surf to folt and manag'-d to
bring him in. ,
eatJon sponsored
of educatjon.
)y the school
1 Von see, Ilciiic, you simply must take all t ho blame for tin?
war or (here wouldn't he any reason to make you pay for it.
Smudge Smoke
As a means of preventing war, let's have a Inonze statue of
a (;ooil rifjhl arm worn off liy saluting.
' This has been u funny summer,
and Hie humor In appreciated. If
II was any hotter full-Kiown males
would he runnlnK around in ulh
tetie shirts. expiMlnu their manly
anil bewhkeretl bosoms. About
nil a man should take off duiiliK
a healed spell Is his rum, and
Ids neektie.
The Dub Watson vehicle was
MandlnK peacefully in front of Hie
clennotoria recently, when tin
beard a sb kenliiB thud, anil round
thai there had le-eti an accident.
The nKKl'essor paid the damaKes.
!real escllcmenl iirevalled the
Iki of the week, when It was
rcporied that a fish had been
lauiiht In the IIokuc. With a
pulltlcul CaftipulKn' on It, would
liave been a canard.
(ur typewriter refused lo func
lion Tues., except In a 14 hearted
innnner, and a man came to 'tlx
II, and removed the pipe Komeo
i.oloic lost last uecmlier, and
olher debris.
F. Hyhee, the J'vllle serf and
tiller und toiler, invited the writer
to come out and Kive him a hnnd
next week. We have no hand to
spare.
Jim Owen waters his office lawn
IV tti n urass colored hose.
Hofl shoulders are helnjc put on
the sides of' the main traveled
roads.' Hofl shoulders cause most
of the mltdiups.
ltrad Heath was down town the
rnd of tho week with his l'aw, and
paid no mure attention to that
(llKullHiy than If h hnd been
president of the united Htntes.
The o"r Jubilee Is scheduled for
October 2, nnd the promulgators
fenr rain. This date Is pretty close
t.. ihn equinox, say the weather
sharps. - '
- 11. viewer,- .the - demon .baker,
aviator, and elvlc worker, has a
new set of duds.
.Indue ColvlK flew up In Port
land Inst week, and came hack
Milh Peoria Hill Hales.
Threshing mnehlnes are busy
In the rural areas. The harvesters
drive home for lunch, anil stall
and stop on Oopco hours. This
heats Ki'tilnx up ut 2:1G A. m., and
qiilttins; ut !i:3il p. ni to harvest
ns the nionoers did.
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Amerieanism : Kneei-ino al the ancionls who liclievt; in mil1
aeles: swallowino any nlisurd elalin if il is called "scientific."
Ma.yl.c it's called a hull market hceause hull iJ a synonym
for hot air.
NYSSA LINE PROTEST
IS FILED WITH I C C.
DEEP TRIAL .DIVE
rnf'ii'luiialcly, the law can 'I distininiish between those wh,)
break it just for fun find those who defy it for profit.
MiiKsolini seems willing to concede that the pope is next in
rank lo the ( 'realm- hut nut ipiite eipial to the Duce.
Kclalives are people who object lo the way the widow spends
her insurance motley.
Jl 's a craving for somelhiiii; new Hint makes detective stories
popular. I'eople like to read about a ease where the criminal
j is Cllle;ht.
' The papers tell of traffic cop, who speaks nine lanKuajros,
.but don't say whether liilliiinsi?ate is included in the count.
l'a hie: Onee there was a photographer who whs art is
lenoiinh to leave ihe character lines in n inan's face instead of
j Irvine; to make him pictty. v
! "'riie nioht bus a thousand eyes," kiiii" the poet. In theory,
perhaps. I in t with so many one-eyed cars, the acliuil number
I is probably Hii7.
Cdiect this sentence: "They Tlreift too tight," said she;
"1 just take them off when 1 get. home, because my feet are
hoi."
i Mow did the House of David, ball lossers ever get out of
Kugene? .
The government may deslroy the Florida fruit fly but it
will be no easy matter to kill n creature that can eat a grape
fruit without sugar. '
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Pane Oun.i
An earlier Prince of Wales. In
Shakespeare's Henry the Fourth,
osks: "l)otli It not show vile In
me to desire small beer?"
H was Rockefeller money,- hy the
way, 2.0(i0.illio nr It, that made
possible that fine health buililiuK
In London. -
Hrllish "Shell" Oil Company,
)nweiiitl ennuKli lo compete even
Willi the Itockefellors, hi-Klns u sell
Iuk campaign In New VnrU rlKht
miller the nose of Standard OH- II
starts Willi a heavy advertising
campaign, which will NUT break
tl u hearts of new'spuper publish
era. Hrltuln's plan. If it cannot kcI
American money ill another way, lo
come here ami ki-i II, seems Inielll.
Kent.
ff
The convention o( Kovernors de
clined Mr. Wlrlicrshnin's Invitation
to concentrate on prohibition en
forcement and divlile Willi tin- fed
eral government.
The Kovernors feel lliul If I In
Untied Stales and Us President
can ullend to prohibition, to Hie
exclusion of ulmost all other publlc
liusluess, the Kovernors of the
states should occupy themselves
with other linportaut mutteis.
The prohibition question bun in
drastic leKislat Ion will remain for
years and prohuhly Kcneratlons a
permanent sore sihii.
' HootlfKKihK. dtslilllllK, speakeas
ies will continue fluuiiclinc oiksu
tzetl crime and official bribery lo
the tune nf hundreds of millions a
year. All the talklnx iitmul Ihe
rummissionn won't end thai. The
ronnlry nmy us well become recou
riled to It, while modern luislnc-i.
like man who knows I lull lie hns
un Inoperable cancer, does the best
It can under Ihe rlriiiiusliinces.
llrllnln Intends lo dlscoiilliiue
rc'Rlilul Iuk niilomohlte speed except
for trucks, which will be limited to
20 miles on hour. The new law will
say: "Go as fast or ymi like," und
punish you severely for reckless
tlrlvlhK and misiakes luminal to
others.
Prance Mrmlts you lo po as faM
ns you please, except In lowu and
villaices. Hut It you hurt anybody
yni) go lo Jail.
The runners' League nf Califor
nia, through Vh-e-Prcslilent I'res
toll MVKIiiiiey. hns nrriitiKrd wlih
peach growers to pay tMi a inn
for poaches, ami has coutrnctqd for
all good fruit In the northern- or
ccntiul part of Calll'ornla,
The referenco In this column was
to growers und cunners In south
ern California who have not yet
agreed on a price for the crop.
Southern California grnwere litis
Press Comment
The Medford Mall Tribune asks:
"Uoch Medford need a city plan-
ynr w II produce only u It lo n ore Hwm ,,B own lUm. UaviUK
than toper vu . oi the total Bluto i (U, teU BUPh (l ' coniMlisHioni llu.
peuc icrop which nccortlinK to Mr. (; ()f .Mettfort, Hl)uUl(l (lo 0K,
Mc vinney, makcH tho problem l-tr lwo tbin.,-Kive it proper
Hfillm,t, . iuuthorlty and allow it lo act, or do
jaway with its entirely."
That ia tfood advice.
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STIIATTON. "o1o.. July 20. (Ay
WreekltiK crewM early today holnt
ed ihe Pullman car, "The Por
pidxe" from the bed of Sand creek,
into whh'h
I City plannhtK commlsHlonH that
I a iv without authority to do any
ttiliiK but plan are pitiful objectH.
They wanle the time of iiNerul fit I
kiuim, anil that Ik a crime or If it
Isn't listed iih a Time It ounbl to
be.
You can waste money, and then
K" nut and make more money. Put
time, when it Is once none. In k'"ic
J forever.
"City planuhiK :'ommlsinn" Is a
term. It tinkles
Il pluntod Thursday bluh-Noumllmr
momma when a Mood weakened ,iruKanily hi the ear. Il iven the
briilKf over th e. k tnl.. way : impreHsUm of up-to.datenes,s. Il
under a Chie.tKu. Unek Island and eauHes tbUKhtlesM cltlxeiiH to unv:
Pacific pasMeiiKtr train. 'Our city in tip ami coming. It
No bodiKN wore found In the car, haH n cllv tiliiitnhur eotnmlsstun
and the death toll of the accident
un announced by the railroad, re
mained a I nine, wit h one person
Julia fat-He. of New York
tnissltiK.
A temporary bridge has beer
built ueroHN the arroyo and nervier' "Kidding themselves" 1 the be--over
the section the main line of jsetiing iii of American communt
Ihe Itoek Island, was expeeied In lies. They pas fancy ordinance.
We're looking out for the future.
Hut a elly planning cottimlsslon
Ibat Ih wlthfuil authority is noth
ing but wind. H iloeH a lot of
bUiwiiiK, bll il gets nowhere.
be resumed this morning.
FAMILY TRAPPED IN
I that nound vlrtuou or progressive
when passrd, mid then, having
call r-d to I heir pride or salved
1 1 heir coiiHiienees by pushing a law.
ithey foi'ft all about It.
Theii- iMi't h city In America, or
a village, probably, that hasn't a
rurtew otllnance, and there isn't a
i ty tii a village where ihe curfew
lordinancc Is enforced. If it were
'enforced, people would object vig
I orously.
T h ey 1 on t want our f e w o r d i -nances
to be enforced. They want
them to look at. They look nice
on the statute books.
HAl.mA, folo.. July CO. (fi
Trapped by flood water that swept!
through a railroad under-pass in
which they had taken refuge, Mr,;
and Mrs, Charles Kugate and their,
hany, uuby l,dna, or Pawhtiska.j Th,.,.0 rp fvw rU1(lf(i n)V ,mn,
OUIa.. were drowned near here tnat arp without city planttinit
last night. 'commisKtons. Put there are com-
Kour other persons, who were ( parailvely few elites whose plan
iiienibers of a touring party with,ntnK eommisslons have either the
the fugitives rseapetl. The tour- tumN or the luithmltv to do anv
iHin. molot lng through folora.lo, ; thing worth while for posterttv
had taken refuge In the under- a resuti. tbev are futile,
pnss from a rain and ball storm. so. If Medford is uie. nbn win
I A small ereek nearby was flowing either put teeth In her planning
full to the banks, and portion ' oommlssion ordinance or do away
of Ihe bttiik gave way. sending .I'ulth it. A fine elty like Me.lford
four Toot wall of water Into th tloesn't need lo "kid" Itself
I under-pass. tKrank Jenkins. In Kugene Regis-
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, Moult rlf, tbi., farmers have , t
adopt.. I n slogan nf "idgger and Medford la the county seat ttnd
Ibntier peanuts," They are not jtneiropolli of the Hogue Hlver
mttlsrietl with present production. I valley and (ulewuy tu Craier Uik,
SPKZIA, Italy ffl)' The new
Italian suhmerlno, "Pier Capponi,"
dove of 31 feet on her trials five
" , . ! rrtllen out from this bane. Her ini-
- T- . ' tini Mtibmersi(on, undertaken shoi't-
noiHIO, Idaho, .1 illy , (P) j ly after she was eommissloned, was
Information received that the' for 177 feet.
I'nion Pacific, and Houlhcrn Pa- The "Pier t'apponl" Is of 180
rifle railroads bad filed protests ', ions' displacement, with a fmrfaee;
With the Interstate eniiimerre rom-i speed of 17 knot's und a KUbmerK-mi.'-sloii
against the pi oifMed lino ; el speed of nine. She Ik 213 feet
from Nyssa, Ore., to Winnemtieea. long and her beam Is slightly over
Nev., drew much speculation nu 2 feet. Her motor power on the
to the outcome of the contest. j surface, 1m set :it 3,000 IIP and
The Information wan received submerged at 1,000. she wan built
by o. . Ilaga, local rale attorney. ; at the Fhaieo To si naval .ship
Haga naid be had no connection yards at Turanlo.
wllh either the two mujur rall-j Italy is to have three olher subs
roads or the Idaho and Pacific of this class. Mini led In. cruising
railroad proposing t he new line. ratlins and designed for roust tie-
The line would furnish a direct fense. Their names are Masauieltn,
route lo. San Kranriseo, lie said, ' Giovanni de Prorida ami Tito
whereas nearly all southern Jduhoi 'Hperi.
truMio to inis inai-Kei ai pi e.seni
goes by way of Ogden.
to fly ever Hince 1 can remember
S) 1 c k yowrnanf
knows wnat no -wants
to do.
He started fly-'j
ing the Seattle-Medford-Ixm
An
geles route of
Pacific Air Trail;
sport, now part
of the Boeing
HyHtem, when the
route was , first
organized nearly
three years ago,
and is stilt at it,
flying the Oakland-Los
Angeled
air mall-passenger
division,
. Half of. Bow-
mans flying: Is in daylight, and
half ot night. The northbound
T. A. T. mail leaves I .oh Angeles
at 12:01 a. ni.. anu arrives at
Oakland at 5 a. m; Southbound,
he makes :the flight,' In daylight..
JJke the -mail man, who hikes
on his vacation, Howman spends
his spare time figuring out new
airplane designs.
One. time someone parked in
airplane in the middle of an air
port at night, iiowman ran into
It landing. That was bis only ini-ri
ha p.
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noSKHITKO, Ore., July 20
Mrs. K. i:. Knmiit. of
was critically injured yesterday
when an automobile driven by her
husband, was struck by a machine
operated by No dine Stewart, of
Seattle.'., The I" mm it ear left the
highway ami crashed into a tele
phone pole, throwing the Salem
woman through the windshield.
Mr. Kmmli was injured and both
were tn a local hospital.
SALKM. Ore., July 20. (JF)
Willi over I 00 convicts at the state
LANDS IN WATER
X'OU'ITANO,
penitentiary engaged in the con- first parachute
Sale in, 1 struction of buildings authorized
by Ihe 1!)21 b'Kislature. it is esti
mated by Superintendent Henry
W. Myers that the half iozen
buildings now under way will all
be completed by October 1. The
total expense of the whole building
project to the state will be about
$85,000. The cost of similar build
ings ".outside." It is said, would
be ut least flifi.nafl.
Radiant
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MILK
contain milk.
If you want your children
to have a clear complexion
. . . health . . . plenty of pep
for athletics and other ac
tivities ... be sure to have
them drink at least a quart
of milk every day. Have
them drink it for breakfast
... for lunch ... for dinner.
Have them eat foods that
Milk is the perfect food . . . Get
your children in the habit of drinking it.
Phone 550
And let the big Grey Trucks bring Health Milk
to your home
Crescent Dairies
North Riverside
July 20. fPi His
jump proved fatal
to Oonnfd Ulutter. 21, of Kirk,
Ore., late yesterday. The youth
drowned in the Columbia river
when adverse air currents bore
him over the stream after he had
stepped from a plane over Van
couver field, it was lilattef's'flr.st
flight.
Hlatter made an excellent take
off from the plane and manipu
lated his parachute perfectly.
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Phone 550
It Is Cool in
San Francisco"
O purkinR troubles exist at The M.ir.x.
The rinorrnan fcikes vour car when you
arrive and places it in a garaoe connedted with
the Hotel. J ust hand him your key as you leave
tlv car that's all. Located in the heart of the
City near everything.
(The MANX. HOTEL
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Ready to Serve
at a Moment's Notice
Just pick up the receiver of your
telephone and you will find us
"Johnny-on-the-Spot" at the other
end to take care of all your cleaning
needs. Our delivery truck will call
for your clothes to be cleaned and
pressed . . . our modern equipment
and careful workers will do the work
in the shortest possible time . . . and
we will promptly
send back the ar
ticles spotless
clean, pressed
good as new. Try
our specialist
cleaning and dye-'
ing service. You
will" be delighted.
"We're Not Satisfied
Unless You Are"
Gity Cleaning &
Dyeing Works
Pill
624 N. Riverside
Phone 474