Medford mail tribune., July 26, 1929, Image 11

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TALENT, Or.. July 2fi (Spec
ial.) The Talent (Irane held lt
regular moetintf July 13th. There
was nood attendance considering
tho summer months.
There was a discussion as to the
best method of exterminating the
liussian thistle In this valley, be
fore It irets too bitf a start. If each
ditch company could wee the neces
sity of ket'phiK the. pitch brink
clean of the thistle, ho that it
would not wash out onto the land,
nnd each individual would destroy
it on his own land before it goes
to seed, ihe nuisance might be
stopped before drastic measures
have tp be taken to control it.
We were glad to have the fol
lowing visitors: County Deputy
Hrother Neaton of S.i ms Valley
i range: also Miss Richardson of
Sams Valley (1 range; Mrs. Xerd
land and Mrs. Morris of Ashland,
membes of, Walluski Orange of
Clatsop countq.
The -lecture hour consisted of
two piano solos by M rs. Everett
Uostwlck and an inspiring tall; by
Hrother Xealon. Mr. Callatin read
a recipe for fly spray for cows,
and one for killing (iiorningglnry
add oilier weeds, also a clipping
by Mr. Wosterfleld of interest to
port It ry produci-rs.
Mrs. 'Morris gave a short talk
about the Orange she- came from,
and Mrs. Lacy gave a humorous
reading entitled "The Music Itox."
Miss Uichardsmi favored us with a
mo.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the following committee:
Mrs. Fred liuugherry, Mr.-;. I.ouii
i 'nlver, Mrs. Ed Hamlin. Mrs. M.
L. Job and Mrs. Let,i llughi-s.
Xext regular meeting will- be
held Augirst 1st.
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DIES IN BEDFORD
TlOGl'E RIVER. Ore.. July 2tl.
( Xpeein . ) W'urd has been re
ceived of the death of Johnny
lonnegan. in a hospita I at Med
ford. M r. Uonnegan resided here
until ' recently when his illness
.necessitated his removal to the
hospital. '
Mrs. Stewart of Wimer, returned
Monday night from a visit' with
her hrother in Oakland. California.
Mrs. Wright, through the col
umns of this paper, wisnes to
thank the many friends who help
eel and offered help and sympathy
during the recent illness and ueath
of her brother, Joseph Schuffer.
Miss Etln Winters, who has
1een vf si ting for the past several
weeks with friends in Hoard man,
Oregon, returned to her home here
Monday.
M rs. Ra ra h Ti n n ey and so n .
Walter, of Klamath Kalis, spent
the week end in-Rogue River visit
ing relatives and friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Le Molne
and children motored to Med ford
MntiiUv
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Penny left
Friday for a week's vacation at
Ba ndon.'
Mr. and Mrs. Eoss of Pasadena,
California, visited here last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Xickson.
Mrs. Martha Scamou had the
misfortune to step into a grass
covered hole and Is laid up with a
badly sprained ankle.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards and
Kmall daughter, Betty Mae, have
moved up to tne forks of Evans
creek where Mr. Edwards is em
ployed on the fire patrol.
M r. and M rs. Rill Milton were
Merlford visitors. Tuesday.
William Moore has accepted a
position with the fire patrol, work
ing under Sherman Estell and
Willi!) ni White.
"I took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound before
my first baby was born and I
am taking it now for my weak
ened condition after the birth
of my second boy. Although I
never have put on any tlesh
I am feeling good now and
the Vegetable Compound has
helped mc jn every way. It is
surely a wonderful medicine
and I will be glad to answer
letters for I recommend it
highly.' Mrs. Fred W. Davey,
Madison, Kansas.
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Associated Prtu
Scores of homes were destroyed and hundreds of thousands of
dollars in damage was done in a fire which swept the slopes C
Mount Tamalpais, Cal. Mill Valley was threatened by the flames.
Proper Feed, Not Drugs, Required
to Promote Higher Growth Rate
for Pullets, Avers Westerfield
(By X. V. Westerfield)
Some pouitrymen think that ton-;
ies are all that is needed to pro
mote growth and that drugs are '
a in eessity in growing pullets, i
This is :i very serious mistake.
There is nothing that will pro
mote healthy growth, either in the1
human, or animal life, but lb"
purest of food, or ft-cd.
The nutritive value of food does
not consist wholly of the fats,
proteins and riirbo-hydrates, but
in the natural mineral elements t
contained in the original products ,
from which it is made. ljuite
often these mineral elements are
destroyed ill the process of manu-,
facluVe, or by being subjected
to extreme heat. :
In one of tho eastern labora
tories a carefully planned test was
made of eight grains, wheat, corn,;
oats, barley, rye. kaffir corn.j
buckwheat and sunflower seeds, j
These were fed in their natural ,
state to a guinea pig. The pig i
grew rapidly and was able to re-:
produce its kind and they in turn!
grew to maturity as healthy pigs.'
These grains were then cooked j
In a pressure cooker, the pig was
weighed and the feeding of tho
cooked grains was started. It too j
only 30 ilnys to reduce his weight
nearly fid per cent, he became
blind and paralyzed. Tlje lifer
giving elements so bountifully sup-J
plied to these grains were de
stroyed in the cooking and the
residue, although being the name,
grains, were lacking In growth j
promoting elements and failed to !
promote growth, or even sustain :
life.
In like manner powdered by-1
products have been deprived of
their life giving elements during j
the process of milling and there-1
Tax ii img
Around
One of the largest airplane han
gars in the cotuitry Is to be built
on tho Detroit municipal airport.
The structure, 1,000 feet long and
200 feet wide, Is to be of brick and
steel.
Moline, 111., voters have ratified
a five-mill levy for a period of five
years to provide funds for pur
chase and development of a mu
nicipal airport. About 9250. (Hit)
will be realized from the tax. The
city Intends to burrow money on
the levy in order that work may
start at once. A site to cost $100,
000 is to be purchased.
An east-west runway has been
constructed by the department of
commerce at the Intermediate
field l Vermillion, Ohio, site 28,
o ii the Cle ve la n d - New Y o r k air
way. The new runway is available
for use except the eastern end.
which Is rough. This part will be
! conditioned in the near future.
IS DONE IN BRONZE
PORTLAND, Ore., .Inly 2 i . i.Vi
A bronze bas-relief picturing the
naming of Mount Hood by Licit
tenant YV. R. Iiroughlon of the
Miiiish navy will be unviebd here
August 1'4 at a ceremony in whh'h
representatives .f the navi'-s or
Cre.it Rrit.tin and ibe I'nited
States will participate. Captain C.
c, Dolismi. commander of the Itrit-i.-h
w at-ship Col umbo, will repre
sent Km: .and. Commander j . s.
SM.re ,.r the I. S. destroyer K,nra
cut will act fnr the s'riei.uy of
the United States navy.
The bronze tablet represents
Lieutenant Rrntit-hton nam I n g
Mount Hood. In the pictme with
Urmmhtoii is the chief of the In
dian village of Nei -C;iee-Kn-Oo
ullieh Stood on the pe.-M iie of
Portland.
I'.lLLIN'iS. Mont . .ToW
A am -Hit bi ('.. that
lo uche I
i nnvas uKaint n liuhted gasoline
tuve brought death to Husdell.
too, will fail to pro
mote growth and should be UM-d
sparingly in aU feed mixture for
growing pullets.
The' next important requisite Is
the digestibility of a) teed pro
ducts used in the feed mixture
for growing pullets. There is a ;
direct correlation between digesli- i
bility ami the rale of growth in-'
duced by feeds. Orug.s and Ion -1
ies will not suffice.
A ft ed low in digs ibiljl y Is
always high in fiber and rough -1
age, such feed will Hot pro ide j
grow tli promoting elements snf- j
fieient to make rapid growth in;
animals, or fowls, they become
undernourished weaklings.
All grains in their original, or
natural stale, are relatively high
in digest i bility. but when groun-1
and separated Into parts and some
parts taken away and others ad-'
ded, then it is that by-products
are made and they are always low
in digestibility and seldom do
more than maintain the body in
a stationary condition. j
A fifty per cent digestible feed:
will g i v o a rate growth of less
than -10 per Cent, which is little J
better than merely holding their j
own. Such methods of feeding j
check growth and make culls out
fif good pullets; To be successful,
one must have rapid growth and)
still more, a continuous growth
from chick to mature hen. these
are the pullets that mature first,
lay first and lay in longer cycles,
the late moultcrs and the heavy
producers.
Continuous growth and the;
higher rate of growth can only be j
assured by feeding higher digest
ible products, which in turn builds)
up in the pullets body, a higher j
resistance to disease and insure
that state of being we call health.
The
Airports
Work of lighting I.ogan field,
i the Baltimore municipal airport, is
I to be started at once. Sufficient
I equipment to obtain the highest
department of commerce, rating
will be placed on the field. Re
; caurse a federal beacon is near
: the airport, a beacon flashing a
Morse code churmUeHstlc will bo
i Installed In lieu of the standard
; airport beacon.
(trading work greatly increasing
the sizp of the available landing
area of the Minneapolis municipal
j airport hrts been st'i rted. Only
one portion of the. field wilt be
I graded at a time so pilots usini
I tiie field will not be confused. Th
; boundary lights will bo moved to
take in the new nreas as the grad-
j lug Is completed. Red flags will
I be placed on the light standards
: for day marking.
Officials of Oalveaton, Tex., are
endeavorlnir to obtain a Site for a
municipiil airport.
I 10 months old son of f .1
; ing, as he lay asleep in
rbm-
baby
carriage in a tent at the tout 1st
park here today.
baby' was alrfpe In Ihe tent
the fire started.' The mother I
had put him into his' buggy fort
his morning na p, while she went
for the family's groceries at tho
camp st pr, a short distance away, j
Two small -brothers wem playing:
nearby. ' '
The family came .hern from
Chicago, though their luune Is -it
Manistee, Mich.
WAsniNc.TOX. July 2ti,tV
The in tei state commerce cum mis
Hii.n his announced t bat any
change in freight rates on gi a in
which may result fiom its investi--'.uiion
of gniin rates under the
11 oc h -Smith refr-ol'Hion cannot Jti-
:nade cffeetie l.efnre HcXl .lanil
ai y or prnhfiUy l;.ei-.
The f,tf U receiving active eon
siderntion. the eommisMon at!
noma. '.. an. I n r-ioi l be i-.
utd :.t the eatbest piiKjb- dale.
The luvt "ligation itn liftiu by
the e 'ironus-ion utnlir the ocb
Sinilh re- ohltlon ' adopted bv i nn-
Hiexj. in l:tj;,. dniMilng tLn-. lowest
pn!s;rj' law fill rate con-ist
u it h servic
products m
on nrHin nnd Kraln
farm r'-Ut-f incu.iuie
the
OF THEM ALL' . x .'. ..
Three New Series ...Three New WheelbaseS
Three New Price Ranges
Only One Standard of Quality. ..the Finest in its Field
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
At Muni's Cialeilan.
'Louise. specially written by
I Leo Kobbjns ami Uiehard Whitinc.
1 recurs as the Ho me song of 'In
j nocent .f I'arib." Maurice Chev
I alb r's vtarrin" picture at Hunt"'-'
. Cri.terian. The l-'reneh piumc hall
j star of the w inn in--: Mnile sinv
i ' Loul-e-' ,ih well as half a doen
j other French or A?nerian favoi
' it-s. among them 'Valentine." "in
i nneentH of Paris" closes its local
j run Satuiday. In addition t"
; Chevalier, the erit tnelndes Hylvpi
j Leecher, Marciret Livincston. Mr.
; and Mrs, fieorge Kawc-tt and I C ic-
hcII Simpson.
Com In ir Sunday.
Mary Liian, "the dariint: f Mo
screen," Hlnt-K her firvt, orur m
the screen in hr l.nest picture
the mi-mikini: love drama. "Tin
Man I I.-
In which she 1
i".-i.iiri witn Kichmd Aib n. com
fntf to Muni's '"r.iterian Hundav
Th Done N 'Cetia." writ ten
peebiliy for her. It w w rlttcn
bv a former new p iperman. who
took mo! f,f the di-am.'ttir hth! r..
mr.nlie inddentM from ihrtihi.ff
front pa ye new iturtee and put
THE
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i hem in ii n oxrit Ing and coherent
"loiy.
Ar:i:iiin:i:.v. Wash.. July 20 ;
John Hofiinaii, -i:,. ;i city pels-'
oner, was killed y t'tday under a
ity ttuek wlo-n it overt 111 tied aflei
i Ulinhitf u i!d down the st; eet. j
Three other pli-onf-- Were ci'Vi'l 1
I injured. The men were be ln
I' tuifjed to t(i- jail fr'iin work.
Karl XasM xurfered a broken en,
a dislocatefl lup and intcnal jn-JUlie.-.
.loscph Litllejohn received 1
a fract ured skull and posy I Ide In -
t't nal injuries. The condii ton of
htith lt serious.
BE SPLIT UP, 4 FOR 1
I'MILATtLLI'MIA. July ?fl V
ritrcclotf of tlie Caldwtn l.ocouio
tlve Woiki luivc voted to nplit up
tho common slock (our for one.
KUNAWAY AUIU I TO
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Shai ' li'ddei k v !!! " nked lojshaies of no par value at a specfi
change the II.OOO sbru e.s of er Mil- . inee tig rf h! oek ilolde) s,
in'oi nf tfad nar value to Mdiiliitd' The directors aho rei'omniende
Where
grocer's leading
Puritan, depend upon it;
every item he
is sound quality..!
and priced right.
wf mm m m b m i
A i3 i ! ilt
all quality because It's all barley
lt :
Malt is
sells
mrS!
, - !
I j thai additional no par value toek b
j Ls.-uted for treiiMiiry a nit corpora to
, !piirpo-40M. The preferred stock
must not be disturbed,
Is Women's Hose
I S1.00 Pair
Silk from top to toe with
pointed heel
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