Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 28, 1929, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextMKDFORD MATT, TRTTUTNE. MKDFOKn. ORKOOX, SKXPAV, JTTT.V L'H, 1 !)!!. E Ef Rocking Chair-Inartistic, 'But Comfy' Tfl MFXIHAN TRAIN OLDER IE SERVICE . 3 urnnniTv nmrroiCOMPLETED SEPT. 1ST,.:: Hinuuin unicro He Heads Kiwanis Ami what, prithee. Is oniutnely against tho lr all 1 1 1 ; m ; tit chair ha a noble background, i rocking : Kvrr hIiicc Jul sat In a rocking . fliair ouLside a ' When llii new I Older Tire Servlre, I nr., ix MKXICO (MTV ! Violent ! ploted September I, it will he thd death) marked the passing of tho ; culmination nf an Idea formed a three allt'Krd lenders of the hi utal ' number of yearn n when Louie train a I lark iicm fiuada lajara I April 20, 1H27. tho worst fojch n!j tack in Mexican hiutory and which j led to the redoubling of armed t fjiiardH ftceompanyiriK all traliiH. All threo men charged with re fiponrdbilliy for that affair, in I which approximately H" men, J women and children met death, i were killed shortly after the fleeond annivej-Kary of tho outrage, nnd hulleiH of vengeance, brought each down. Two foil before fiilnii Mtiuadg, while the third was hhhuh binaled hy one, of bin own fol lowers. - The threp men wer the prlentn Vetu and Aiite( I'edroza, and ill handit named Vieturlano Jtamlrrz. commonly known as "101 Cuton.c" or "Tho Fourteen.' Vejrn. ft nd I'ed i o.a were irictH In .lallHi-o prior to the oul break of tho reliejoim trouble in Mexico In IDliti. '1'hey were km Id to have heroine leaders of hand of the re bellious who took (he field und"r tho banner of reunion. HeprMeii tntlves of the 1 toman Catholic church have always denied this leadership. On tho nielli of April (he pan wencer train between Cuada lajara and Mexico t'lly wan attacked by more than 100 men,, who poured a w llherlnc and Hteady at ream of bullelH Into the rain which rend ered impotent (he train'H Kuard of noldlcry and killed or . wounded inoHt of tho paHneiier ami crew. . Then i ho bandit cloned In. poured kerosene, on the train, and firod It, crcniatiiiK tho dead and wounded toKother. Only n hand-, ful of perKotm escaped. Hera use of the holoeauHt it never was de termined how ninny died, but the number was placed at more than 100, of whoiti upwards of -0 were women and children. The tfUrvivoi-N aliened thai Vea. 1'edrorn and "Kl (t'atorrr " were leaders of the atlarkers ami that The priest actually directed tho operation. The three nu n were often heard fro m in the next t w o yea rs and were named almost weekly by tho Older was a traveling sateHinan Mr. older says ho conceived th" idea of KlviiiK tho motoring public the kiif'l of nervier they really hi tent and cursed Is, that certain esthetic-, his boils, the rocking chair has e cant their pooh-pooh been the Heal of thoughtful ones; ins I lliU structural materialism ; who h;.ve voiced their opinion t which lots been frankly enjoyed against ih cxiutiiiB order of . t ti.... t ii, n i '' those who didn't know any things, building of tiifii m , I v..i ii... Mm.n., ,-uaiw '""i-l. . ' ' , ., . ' ... .'. 'f ..i.ti,. t i 1 In life? Do they not have t heir ; sorvatlsm. Mow many generations' excuse for being Merely because; nave not oeen lunoii to summer by a certain product of man's Inge- the regular soothing motion of tho nuiiy arid InHpiratimi contributes rocking chair? How many old 1o the material welt'aro and com- j people have not found old nge fort of mankind and otherwise t easier to bear when seated la their wauled wit h out having to ask for A station where every piece of j It. quip mem would he spotless and moito of the company would cleanliness. helps halting humanity through thlH vale of (cars, dues that deprive this Movement of I he values which it devolve ultimate 7 Why 4 ( I-ouic I', Older Threo years ago ho decided lhat of all tho towim ho had visited, Medford whh the one t hat would mako tho grentesl growth and of fered tho best opportunities for his idea of n "Master Tiro Station." Starting in a small way, and through tho rendering of a dif ferent kind of service in the tire business, ho says the response of tho public has been so great thai this year will see tho opening of tho station that ho has always had In mind. Tho owners nnd Incorporators of the new business are all local peo ple: t. I Older, (leo. M. Jtoberts anil O. Waddrll. The bollding Is being erected for the company by (he Kircsloiic Tie must all the achievements of man, ns analyzed by the esthetic judges of the world, be based merely on the spiritual criterion? They don't Judge prize fights that way. The Judgment of a prize fight is based on materialist Ic considerations: f is all in a plane of vahiea which (ho whole democratic universe cai understand. It Is a Hoar-cut issue which all of us can judge on its own merits. And yet, (here are certain foreea which inveinb against the rocking chair. The rocking chair is not esthetic, say (hey. And why say they? On what authority do they say t hat that rocking chair, tho stable scat of the hoi pollol. Is not what 1 value rocking chair and moving to and fro and meditating on tho evanes cence of youth? How many prob lems of si a to have not boon solved in a rocking chair? How many! romances have not had their be-J ginning, their growth and culmlna-! tion with the Hid of tho rocking chair? It has played a very im portant part In history, In state craft, in domestic relations and in the upbringing of youth. And now it is to pass away, into tho Umbo of forget i on thingsall because certain arbiters of tin- esthetic have ruled that, it is not hh artistic as shim Id bo that It Is "buck wheat" and bucolic. And not only the arbiters of tho est he tic, but the arbiters of tho therapeutic. In tho matter of In- TfV i V i if J i.m i I I for us ordinary mortals who are j flat-wheeling through this vale of i tears, but to forsakw our easy rock- j iriR chair, and faro forth Into the inigner piano or esthetics and scien tific thorapftutlcs. That, or else ; we may Ktand pat or rather, sit i pat in our rocking chair. Stand ards of art and canons of exact science may change, but tho crude i iiuiierlii IlKins of those of us who ! enjoy the simple materialisms of j overy-day life rurnaln forever. In i no rocKing ctiair we sit on the porch and face the dying day. And I who will fkv that future genera tions will find Anything to take Its' place that will give half the satis faction, comfort and repose? There ho reckless iconoclasts the&o days who would attempt to deprive us of our rocking chairs. H. D, GIRLS "HITCH-HIKE" 2500 MILES . Associated Press Photo Horace W. McDavid, of Decatur. II., Ii the new president of Ki vanit International. favor. And in tlho case of ihc rock ing chair, (ho modern physician at the present mo men t has suddenly derided that baby in list not ho rocked to sleep, but bo left to squall himself to slumber without standards and changing any adventitious aid. Tho rock tho scientific doctors ro Ing chair, says tho export, has fail- it should he, when based on es- i fully as temperamental as the ar-jed to adapt Itself to modern con thejic standards? j tists. One day they have us oat- ditions. and so falls to servo. Tiased on standards of ultimate ! ing vita in i now. and the next hour With the artist and tho physl- trtiih which of course Js the ; or so, the calorics and tho enzymes, tand:-d of the esthetic the rook- whatever thev are, have found BOEING PLANES' E Tfl DATE MILES mT 'i Viola Buhrman, 16, (left) and Frances Burke, 17. of Cedir Rapids, la., trudge into San Diego, Cal., 15 days after leaving their home on a "just-seeing-the-country" trip. Uoein System's nu'iil-passenger veh.ped in transports. In the cock plunesaro now flying approximate- j pit there are 83 different controls, ly 10,000 miles a day on the CM- Instruments and control switches cago-San Krancisco-Oakland and ; for the lilt and tho flight engL Sealtlo-LiiM A inreles routes. While j necr to watch. flying SAX FHANOIHCO, July 28. lioeing System, flying on the trans-) th,. t; oao (Hill ioHpm Hoe ntr I connnonuu ana Pacific . coast i uvutmn i n own. .nod n nni-nvinuitelv routes, has brought its total mile-I 14U0 tons of mail, thousands of ex ago to date to 6,000,000 miles, com- j press shipments and approximately pany officials announce. This 6,()oa passengers. figure was attained In 25 months' j The Hoeing tri-motored trans operations. Of this mileage ap-( continental transports, which are proximately 2,750,000 miles was j to be placed in operation on the flown at night. Six million mites; San Francisco - Oakland - Chicago Ian thus casting aspersions on tho j is equivalent to 240 limes around route this fall, will have the most poking chair, there is nothing loft the world.. "complete instrument board yet d- punitory to landing these large transports u is necessary tor the pilot and his assistant to check the position of ton controls, and ut night this number is increased to. twelve w hen the two landing lights have to be adjusted from the, pilot's cabin. The new transcon tinental transports have 27 electric lights and most of these have in- i dividual switches. ffovornment as leaders of aliacks Kubher company, ami in llm on towns and ranches lit Jalisco Vega nnd l'rdro.a were reported killed n dozen times, usually at tho hands of a federal firing s'ad hut later reports proved those in accurate. They led almost charmed lives. It seemed, defying every effort of tho government to capture them, until treachery made Us first in roads into their ranks. lOurly in April this year Vega accused "Kl Catorce" of attempting to deliver Vega and other lenders into the hands of federal pursuers, lie was subjected lu n midnight courtmar tlal, convicted and executed at dawn itl Iho Hacienda, (.iuadalupe ArandiiH. .lutiseo. Within n week "Kl Calorce's" death was avenged, however, by a cousin who slipped up behind Vega at night and emptied ft pistol into his hark. The assassin fled on horseback, despite rifle shots ! from Vega's followers. . J'odrnzu continued to operate un-j til early In .1 uly, when federal troops, looking for forage for their horses, suddenly came upon him And 85 of hiit followers near Aran diiH, scone of the first loader's death, I'odrozit was taken and vciilonccd to death. Placed before lite firing MUnd. lie made a ll of fori to escape but wkh ca tip lit by Lieutenant Mtitt rllio Varela. Ilo rlung fiercely to the officer who was unable to i shako him loose. Finally (he lieu-j slsiin( tenant drew his pistol and idiot I'cdroxa In the chest. IVdrozn fell and Varcln fired the roup de grace, writing finis lo the story. Bacteria Develops ; in Foods Not Properly Cooked ' The elect ric rcfrluci ator Is one of tho invent inns m pable of In c reusing the health ami hupptuctu df Dm Aloerlcun family. A few years ago IP tie thought was 1 vni lo refrigeration by hnmcmaVcrs, Almost any nook oi corner, .onolnr. in even the slight est degree, ban the outride tem -prist urc was deemed a satlsfaetory nloragp jplyce for even t he most pvi'lsliaVIe of foods, ' Tlila btllef lias been disproved by the scientists and barteilolo gists In Ihc employ of the nutnu iHCturers ol elect i ic re frigr ru t r. According to Huuaid Scliettel. of Iho Mcdr.od Klrclitr Stmc. agents for Ibe lienrral Klectrlc refrigerator, mie of their first dip roverlcs mi (but harmful haeleria develnped with great ratddity lu foodH stoi eil In li t empoi al 111 lihnve fin derers I'alurnhelt. ' Hewlrilrt tve hai'lerhi Is present III foods at all limes," he con tinued, "and it rciU)ies (inly w ai to Hi nnd IiimNMh e to develop it. The grow l h of Mils laictei in cause mold, which if consumed, imiy result in sri'lou ailments. , "It Ih llrces-Mr . there fol e, (hat food be stored In H lemprraturc ranging heiwei-n 4a nnd To degrees 'nhreuheil mil II used. A Rood I'lei'trtc refrlgeinlor vil pay for itself In a short lime hy the food so I uk Hiid con vr ul- will heroine I he property of tho Older Tiro Service, Inc. The unhiue part of the organiza tion, says Mr, Older, Is that every employe is n tax payer In Jackson county and. with one exception, all are married men. 1 ( '. K. I Irown. or " Itrownle,' as he Is knoyn to most of his friends, will have charge of the battery de part men I. M r. 11 row n needs no lot rod net ion to tin public, Kor ma ny years he was proprietor uf llrowns Kleclilc shop, William Coy. who will bo lu chhige of the gas and oil depart ment, is well iiualiflcd In this line of work, having been lu charge of one of Iho largest businesses of Its kind in southern Oregon for the past seven years. C. Ogle, brake ami wheel depart ment head. Is the genius of the or ganization, nrcordlm; to Mr. Older. Mr. Ogle is rated by a rim and wheel corporation as one of the leading brake specialists ml the Pacific coast. Kor a number of years he was consulting brake nan for t he Hoover Spring people of California. Peri Wilson Is foreman of Hie u reaving department i.nd has had j mauy years experience In this line,, and lo be noire efficient will leave! next week lo take a three weel.sj course lii lubrication and its ap-i plieatiol). Thomas Vernon, who wilt be as- mitliager. s a veteran In ! t he service si a! ion busims. Kor iwelve years he was In the produc tion department lu tile oil fields for Mie Slumlord Oil company. Six yen fa ago he came to southern , i regno and opened Vernon's Her-! vice shiiion In Cold Mill. I.at year; he sold out, came to Medford and j accepted a position as assistant lo Mr. Older. I II. P. Carroll, ol iho vulcanizing shop, has hern a resident of .Med-j ford for three years, coming here from Iowa. lie learned the vul- ramxing business under Mr. Cog- I xilns. foreman of the Ktroslopo ' vu Iran Ixiug depart men! . Me will leave next week to enroll at the j Ki rest om si-honl. where he will complete a month's course In ad- 1 vanccd truck repair work. I llto, o , July SK.. -Having t t jbhi.ed an ntr trail almost half way jiound the world above ocean n-ives, I apt Charles Kingston! in It h ami lits daring companions are planning utmthcr epochal j fhubt in Hie famous "Southern ' Cross." Conlli million of this eon- j templated hop w a rerelved by thel p. K. ictodt b h lubbor company In an order for two new tiers for the famous ship. j The new flight is planned to ls(a't from Kngland across to the jl'liltcd Stales and possibly n coin- 1 jpleie . circumnavigation of the j 'globe. The huge lini.ili l h tiros on ' r Ui' J !aii. , i ,t 1 Mill Ill Pltco It makes poslhlr. lu the average. ' home. Hppioximately 10 j to 1 5 per cent of the foods pur- i chased nro lost hy spoilage, Ity J Installing an electrli- refrigerator, j the purchaser not only constitutes n savinn, hut Injure health mid J liapplncss of his fmnllj' ago Inst J ttpotled foods for nil tltn ' Medford Ib the county t and metropollii of the Rogu Itlvei valley and (Ateway to Crater Lake. the Southern Ci oss have hung he lical Ii the famous ship for fin, ami miles of hlMorv making flight. The Southern l ross Is in Am- sterna in u non-got ng repairs for j j (he contemplated hop nnci the At lain ic. t;oth n h shipped the tires to the A ngelo A merb-an oil , company at tjueen Ann's Caic. j London. The flight In planned lo : take place within the next few j weeks depending on weather con dllloim. JULY GROUP 1 Choice of Any Hat In This Group Values to $10 Cleanup Price $1.95 Of Summer Merchandise at GROUP 2 Choice of Any Hat In This Group Values to $17.50 Cleanup Vi Price A Lot of Beautiful Dresses In Prints and Plain Silk Crepe. Values to $7.45 Cleanup Price . $3.95 Any Coat In the House Goes at Half Price Come In Look at These Values and Open Up a Charge Account Plain and Printed DRESSES THE CINDERELLA SHOP At Prices That You Can't Resist Sleeveless and with sleeves Many of these sold as high aa $19.95 Cleanup Price $8.95. 114 SOUTH CENTRAL PHONE Beautiful Chiffon, Georgette and Canton Crepe DRESSES Both short and long sleeves Prints and plains Some of these sold as high as $32.95 Cleanup Price $14.95 plant whlrh In "n ""''" ", ,. .,.,,. , i..k..