Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 28, 1929, Image 27

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Newspaper Page TextV'KCR FTVTC FARM RELIEF AC! Pontiac Makes Record Ran bidders wlmso terms arc about to expire." Hi-culls While Vou Wait I'm lord intu lerijuml hii dibie food in an ox H was reitped, KAMII'li;. Tex. '(IV -Km in wheat lit'bl ti but lucuits in 17 minutes a ml :f s mm'uihIh: That was the threslied, sacked, ground into flour and bakud ift" thitt time. A nimllnr raro 1 r t -1 venr rqtii-'ifl 4 I minutes . J! . Mall Tribune ads are ?ii noi) ponl every day. by tf IN TEXAS EXCITES I i lilrh era in w i- ! ran-;- MTDFOTCT) MATT, TRTTSFVR MTIDFOHD. OIIF.flON. SUNDAY. .111. V "JS, V.Yl'.l PASSING OUT PIE 4 lly Fi'inik I. WoIIct '(.""-latMl 1'ros.s Farm I-Milm) W A SUING TON Pj ! :y virtue uf tlii farm relief net the piuilu (.( i- oi mi HKi-iftiltural emmnolfy 001 et 20 per rent nuirc of th value uf bin crop when he turns ji ,uer to the t'ooperutive thrmijjh which lie sells. I irivtofore a cooperative has In. n able to borrow from feh-ral Interiueiliate t banks only lio t tij per cent of the value of the commodity it uetuires. Thus -i fanner sWlhiK wheat "when the market wan $1 a bushel was paid to to ;r rents on the dollar, Ho had to wait until his coop erative or pool passed the yrain on to collect tho balani.o. Many )nnl members were unable to meet thrir oblifrations at that figure iiinl were obliped tn withdraw. N 1 w the coo pe ra live ca n bo r -i-itw S." per cent of 1 he commo dity's value, tiO or fiii per cent I'nim the federal banks and the remainder from the revolving fund created by congress for the use of the farm board. The farmer's borrowing power i is further enhanced, by the pro- vision that a cooperative, on nti- j thnrity of the federal farm board, j may draw from the revolving fund ' m sum of equal to 80 per cent of the cost of construction of storage facilitios. Heretofore a conpera . j live has been unable to borrow j money from the government on its i physical properties. , N'or docs the advantage stop ' llirre. If the board recognizes a cooperative's need for storage fa cilities and finds the purchase price right on establishments al -: ready constructed tho cooperative may borrow 80 per cent of tho purchase price in acquiring title. , j ;i ; 4 jk. ff v ! . , ' " 't i IrivinB a Pontiac landau M-dan, A. H. Patterson, Oakbnil-I'ontiac dealer, recently covered I6C0 miles from Stockton to Salt l ake City nd return in 40 hours. Scene? along the route nrc shown aiovc. L pper left, the Nevada pa'isades: rijiht, now-canreJ tcckies; lower. Rait beds; right. Mormon Temple. Inset Air Mail hcacim, w hich also acts as guide for n-.otur cars crossing the Salt beds, over which there ts no regular road. II OE DYING of: Furthermore a stabilization cor poration set up to handle a com modity for a group of coopera tives may convince the board that in sound economics the crop is worth more than it is selling for Mi the market. ,H may borrow 8.1 per cent nf tlw value of that portion of the commodity it purposes to handle on the increased quotations and bill for it in the open market. The effect is expected to put confi dence in the banker. FOR LIFE DENIED lly .John (Associated Pies PAKIS I.T) The claimed by Hie .vans ; Siai'f Writer) riht to die, of siek and the mi- E El f.MVe it T 1 1 1 de in fa i 1IV1H-;. Midland (Zl'i business may mix in 11 Iliey should mix. '' i lirls who earn . I heir hat factories have been to an out with youths who affect the ha I less style, and boys who work in weaving establishments have been told they should eschew the girls with shrt. skirts, since the absence of skirts has left a serious depression In the weaving trade. T. H. Mallatieu. secretary of the K'1t Hatters' union, speaking at a lnrethiK if the Trades council of Hyde and Denton, said no "self-rc-HpeeUnif Kirl should ell her look . r speak to any youth who walks into the town hatless." w "With all this unemployment about," he continued "it may de velop into a very serious problem in all the districts where hats for men and women are manufactured. I "I have been told that it is craze affected by some people whoj believe in the Darwinian theory thai we are descnudants of apes or monkeys and thai. If we had noi j st:iited wearintr clothing and bMs! yv should have been covered all, over with'hair. I "I have noticed members of this) liatless briKade comintr Into Denton j and Hyde from outside towns fri-, lerniziiiK with the girls who are, employed In hat shops. I want. 1 therefore, to ask that the pirls of; nny hatting district should give a blank to any man or youth who ap- j proaches them as a member of the . hatless brigade." j W. J, I'opc, secretary of the Hyde Weavers association, after j P'Htiting out that (he same siiua- j ti'n should apply to the boy weav- crs, reminded Mr. Matlalieu that the girls employed in hat factories j Were skirts as short as anybody's.! Then the meeting adjourned. happy, is up for diseussinn again. It became a topic of the day hen liichnrd Corbett, (l young lvnglish man charged with murder, wrote an open letter seeking to justify hi nisei f in killing his mother to end her lung agony. Doctors, lawyers and philoso phers in I-' ranee all deny man's au thority to kill ex.'ept as legal pun ishment and presumably in war and self-defense. "Ancestral respeet for human life" is offered hy Professor Henri iiogei-, dean of (lie faculty of med , icine, as a solid noral harrier j against abuses that should be kept j inviolate. 1 H is I be physician's mission to j prolong lil'e, says I'rol'evsor Charles ' i.'iih..t ( i,. i- ..r ih,- , inv ,.r l Medicine and indcd for his psychic living in j ,.,,K,,.m.n. guit aside rrom the irged O"1 I ni.iral asnecl. Dr. Diehct opposes two arguments to ihe theory that Ihe state he allowed 'o kill those who wish to die to end Iheir suf fering. He asserts there never be absolute certainly thai tin i ion l wj iils to die. oi his mind, and there possibility of an ei nosis. Science, he s discovers new metln l-'-M- lite pllilosopl t'eillaube. de;.n of I that "the right to destroy I life does' not belong to us." l-'vena from the stamlpoint I law, Kdouard Im Hoy, professor .it j the (,'ollege of France, finds there i a re too g rea t difficult! es. j "Any effort to legislate on such j a matter." he says, "would lead puldie to ask more. ! rom an individualistic point of view, why limit the right of suicide to Inciir- IdesV" And, in any case, to en- i rust ihe state with authority to I decide the right of suicide "woulff i be to give it. after all. to men who iare subject Jo the same influences i and errors of judgment as all other ' men." t The whole mailer is thrown back ! into the realm of morals by Pro 1 fessor 1 ierthelcihy, dean of the law i faculty of the t'aiversity of Paris, j "Law," ho explains, ."is simply i t hat part of tho moral code for i which respect may be exacted by force." Therefore, the matter of i killing for mercy should be ex- amined first of all on moral : :ut by ; grounds, and if it doesn't fit in u company human 'of the gasoline, which keops jmotois turning, will make4 it ihh to increase the speed ami load of planes. Tallest Spar Douglas Fir for Toronto to j should not he considered as a pus- l" Jnu ! slide law. And he rejects it on I liuu ilt ! moral grounds. j , All these authorities admit thoi;e : are boialer-liiH' cases where death ' mig-lit be a mercy, but all hold fa,t (o the supreme law, "Thou shalt , not kilt." ' .MONTI! KAU P. Q., July 18. i crying; on her de-k. what is said bo tho tallest spur nr. shipped out of P.ritish lolum bia. the Canadian National slonm uhip, tho Canadian Ranger, reach .i ,,nf. . y ii om V an- couver, via Tanama. This spur is J iti feet, in length, measures inches at the bull and is ten inches at the top. It weighs L'i,(MiO pounds and contains - 50 U0 fi't' boiii-tl measurenient. It was the Tlmhf'i'luhd Humber ;and t'oi-warded' .as a gill' DALLAS vVi The Texas repuli llcanisni that helped to break i solid south of democracy last fall! again is under nat ional political scrutinj, this time for alleged ir I regulai dies In its distribution of pall nuage. ' ' I ib'i'utcd office-buying by dona ! tie us to campaign funds is under j Investigation by the patronage ; coniiiiiltee if the I'niled States j senate. Iowa's republican senator, I Smith W. Ihookhart, the eonuult i ti'c s tbairman, expects to "investi gate startling new evidence" in further hearings to be held soon. Attacks against Texas republi can leaders have been made by witnesses in hearings already held in San Antonio and Dallas. Five instances of alleged of live -buying by campaign donations were men tioned in that testimony. K. I!. Crenger, republican na tional committeeman from Texas, who has been at odds several times with other Lone Star re publicans, was criticized for bis administration of patronage. So were Kugeno Nolle, chair loan of the state's republican executive, committee; Orviltu Hulling ton, vice-chairman, and Leonard Wit h lrigion, com mil too director of or ganization. Two officials appointed by Tex as republican powers likewise have been under fire- They are John D. llui'tman, federal district at torney at San Antonio, and ltoy Campbell, li redo customs collec tor. Senator Kenneth MeKellar of Tennessee, democrat lc member of the senate committee, told Camp bell that "something should bo done about your removal." Purported donations to the party by Texas oil companies probably will be, investigated when tho sen atorial probe resumes. Again the state's republican leaders are ex pected to be asked to testify. A renewed attack on a cam paign fund of $100,000 now being raised by Texas republicans like wise Is expected. Creager and his Douglas I lieutenant contend donations to IL are voluntary, while Senator Hrookhart insists that the fuml "is a rood re? ii Ind er to of f leo- the pay 'ahadihti I'oront o. National Kxhibl- 'KTKnLi;! 31 t'oul ,S AMI i i i:i,s au:plm-; mu'ihi: WASHINGTON lHhylene-g!y-col, a petroleum by-product that kep( j(ut opioid e radiators from freezing last winter for thousands of motorists, has been found to be an efficient cooling agent for sum- can nier use in airplanes. Tests con-pa-1 ducted by the war department re- Tie a string to a large- nail and dangle the string between youiM thumb and finger and t he nail wilt Swing ll-ke a pendulum, llavo some one place Ids open ham! u in lei- the nail and its motion changes to a rolary. Let (he oth er place his hand on your shoul d and the nail will become ta-tionary. ahv Mi's Of til. hange is the day -lief. the Abbe acuity of cently disclosed that I'ects were aiiarent ing ',t hours wit h th radiator. philo old.y id-: f the i-t!:idlv ibolic It Ihe iusi i- . I hesi: The war department is find a means of cooling I In mo os of mult i -engine pin nes t hru sc of win.g railialoi. is be-eve- that ue of glye.d. a .-oi.iu Fine- car features at a One -Pro fit price - STUD EH ACER'S NEW ictator Six US INCH WHEELBASE i i , , ki..K: wm?ixfZT&l j TIk; N ;n-( i nr mrnrr finds nr wis!iiiiir ,'inil pulisliin;.' service rcully sal isfju-lory )!('(itlc, I horo rcinnval of li'.'ivcl sliiins nrc cffi'deil willimit injury to I lie est service. Some op the tTTtitnf liiiiiiiimtttiitimttiilinifl Three Day .ator Kelvin o Certain Sized Cabinet at a NEW LOW PRICE Sale Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday July 29-30-31 Southern Oregon Electric There is a Kelvinator for every kind of refrigera tion desired. Kelvinator The Pioneer of Electrical Refrigeration l j"" nMillf ; 409 East Main Sired , Phone 880 that threaten property owners who neglect the very impor tant matter of title insurance. Dishonest people often deal in real estate which has been pledged under mortgages and represent the purchaser that th title is clear, free and un incumbered. Be sure of yours have the title insured. Jackson County Abstract Co. 121 E. Sixth St., rhone 41 l!r77i!TriMlIZZiwrIi!ZTMi!!iS ' . Ji , , t . ' j I-.';,."- : ! . rr'- T; A f "J .'j i..". 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