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TRIBUNE
Second Section
Eight Pages
wenty-Fifth Year
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Rid for foods
cientists Find Curtain
Against Excess Ultra
violet Rays Desirable for
Vitamines.
KUCKNK, pr,o. Juno 20. (P)
ore than 500 aclontlsta aro gath-
tctl at the University of Oregon
om all sections ot tho Pacific
ast for the annual meetings of
Pacific coast division ot tho
metican Association for the Aii-
ncemont of 'Science. The con-
ntlon opened yesterday and wiU
ntlnue through this week.
During the daily sessions that
bo held this week more than
0 papers will be read by aclent-
ta who have specialized In cntn-
ology. chemistry, mathematics,
eteorology, .physics, biology and
any other branches of science.
Dr. Olof Larsell of the University
Oregon medical school, yester-
y reviewea research work con
ctcd by Ir. Ira Manvlllc, also of
Oregon, medical school, and
Id the scientists that Dr. Man
Ho had found forest fire smoke
d cloiidy weather to be bens-
clal: . ' -
An excess of ultra-violet rays
stroya certain vitamines in foodr, j
report said, and causes such!
ods to bo- less rich in nutritive !
lalltics The protective screen i
ade by smoke or clouds, durin:
e late summer months and du
I
s the winter,; devitalizes the su
line to some extent and the uit
lolet rays do not damage foods.
n addition to this, Dr. l&rseil
Aid, the average oatside tempera
ture in the northwest is suffici
i
ng low so that small doses of
tra-vlolet rays are possible at
arly all times ' of the year. Thes?
to factors are believed to be as
elated with the low infant mor-
lity of the northwestern states.
IS VALLEY PARTY
IS.VMS VALLEVV Oro,, June 20.
(Special.) A birthday party Was
flven at the Bigham home June 14
honor pf Mrs. Alietta. Bigham.
hose attending were, Mr, and Mrs.
tft-ank Myres and son,-' Mr. and
Irs. Fred Smith and children, Mr.
hmfl Mrs. Jamos Kncoland and
lljy and C. T. Springs of Table
kick; Albert : and . Will Bigham
Id families of Antelope Mr. and
i. Leslie Bigham of Mcdford,
and Mrs. Frank Chllders and
Mn of Gold Hill, Miss Esta Davison
Nil aicndale, A. B. Coliott and Miss
Eatnry Edington. .
Sams valley GRANGE
PROGRAM ON JUNE 25
HAMS VALU'SY, Ore., June 20,
(Special.) An interesting pro
iiin of good siiiRlng, readings and
one-Ret comedy play . will be
en by the Orange Wednesday
filing, June 25, beginning (it
IB. - Ire cream and cako will bo
Id, livery ono is cordially in-
od to attend.
HE OILIEST
Oil known
BEING super
(lipfrtff, Mo.
'. TOMTI teducea
friction to t min
imum. Thii cxtrt oili
nets also futrtrt
teet hnpr tit lift
. . . Tcriging 200
Extra mile of lub
rication. Trjr it NOW.
Only 25c quart
at any Union ita
tioa. TOWTI
T Ul0 Mr Oil hf
2
he in Union Oil Radio, Program
py evenli'o between 5:30 and
OREST
SMOK
Nn ni nuDS an
HONORSMRS. BIGHAM
1
f
10
Gets College Diploma
I
Associated lrtxs 1'liotti
' Margaret Ann Guest, only 3
yura and 9 month, old, tucteis
fully completed the music courte
at Biker unlveraity. aha la be
lleved ts be youngest to get a uni
versity musical diploma. Her par
ants are Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gueat,
Baldwin City, Kaa.
TUBERCULAR COW
BEING ELIMINATED
N MANY COUNTIES
SALEM, Ore,, June 20. (JPj killed and four compulsions injured
Five more Oregon counties aro two Probably fatally when the
soon to bo accredited by the state , automobllo in which they were ro
llveatoek sanitary board with re- I turning from Santa Cruz, skidded
spoct to bovine tubercular Infec- an overturned on the La Honda
lion, according to Dr. W. H. Lytic, I grade of the Skyline boulevard.
state veterinarian, and next winter
throe others will be added. Those
to be accredited at once are Cops,
Deschutes, Curryt Columbia and
Benton, andlhose .expected to
qualify-tiMt 'wintermre eiackamas-
and Limit
Counties already accredited are
Tillamook, Clatsop, Polk, Jose
phine, Lincoln, Yamhill, and Hood
River, v '
For u county to be accredited it
is required that nil cattle in the
county shall have been tested with
not over one-half of one per cent
showing evldenco of tuberculosis,
ASTORIA JUSTICE
N
ASTORIA, Ore, Juno UO (TP)
The diwlrict attorney ledHy whm iij
ve.HtlKathiK tho report of C. 'Ao
lor, auditor employed by the county
court to checit the books of Justice
of Peace Tuomala, who announced
last nifiht that tho check reveale
$14,ynr(.li was due in unpaid fines
and that $i4,r-33 was unaccounted
for.
The auditor's report extended
from January 1, llT-iti, to May 30,
.
The justice of the peace refused
to comment on the situation,
BELLVIEW 4H CLUB
GIRLS HMD ON AIR
liKLLVlKW. Ore. Juno 2.
(Special) Itcllvlcw 4-11 club girls
who are attending the two weeks'
Hummer school for boys' and girls'
club members nt- Oregon Htate
College, report a wonderful time
along with the 700 boys and girls
r.,.n nit nvei- (irniron. Saturday
.-.,i,, ilm Mellview girls broad
cast pep songs from the college
station.
iinnie folks enjoyed hearing
the Ucllvicw young people on the
air.
GRIFFIN CREEK ELECTS
NEW SCHOOL DIRECTOR
C.niFFB.V CW3KK. Ore.. June
u,,A.tl flrlfrm creeK nem
Us annual school meeting June 18.
.Mrs. Brown of Griffin Creek was
re-elected on the school board.
Mrs. Hessle Snyder was elected
clerk.
. ,
SAMS VAULEY HAY CROP
SAFELY STOWED IN LOF.T
SAMH VALLEY, Ore., June 20.
(Special.) The hay crop in this
...... llnttf nn WlthOUt
damage this season and the second
crop of alfalfa Is coming on .
Fruit thinning is going
.t r.f the npor and appW
FORMER KAISER
HAS HECTIC DAY
DURING
OUTING
Boat Explosion Injures Sev
eral Guests On Lake
Servants Hurt When Auto
Overturns.
AMSTERDAM. Holland, June 2a
fP) Two accidents which brought
injuries to several of his guestn
and servants marred an outing ot
the former kaiser, William Hohen
zollern, and his family yesterday.
Ono was a boat explosion and the
other was an automobile accident.
Wllhelm, with his wife, the
Princess iiermine, and about ten
members of his household were
guess of the Countess Pennewit2
in two boats on Lake Kaagn near
Leyden, when an explosion occur
red on one of the craft.
The boat, not that on which the
former kaiser was ridings burst
into flames and sank rapidly. The
other boat immediately to
the aid of passengers and crew
and pulled them aboard. Three
persons were injured.
The explosion was not explained.
3n the second accident a motor
car in which servants of WUholm
were traveling between The Hague
and Harlem overturned and the
occupants were slightly injured.
The former kaiser sent an aide
to inquire after the sufferers, who
were sent to a hospital.
DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT
SAX FRANCISCO, Juno 20 (P)
Captain Kugeno Wall, veteran
San Francisco police officer, was
Patrolman fed ward J. Murphy,
Captain Wall's son-in-law, and
Cornelius Lchane. San Francisco
grocer, were reported near death
tn a fc'an Mateo hospital while
Charles Oeggus and.jrony Baronl
were less seriously hurt.
10 BELLVIEW SCHOOL
BW'UVl&W, Ore., June 20.
(Special) Annual achool election
way held here June 16. The result
of the election was as follows:
Mrs. Ualph Clapp, clerk; Mrs. C
I). Lambkin, director for throe-
ytar term, Mrs A. V, Hood as'
director to fill out Mrs. W. G. i
Tucker'H term. Mr. Nowbry is!
now chairman of tho board.
SUPiSiUOU, Wis. To the
weather man, tho weather Is oTton
'ho!oney."
"Hologna." hh KorofHSter Hor-
j belt W. Hichardann points out, is
tho word uhciI in weather dis
patches to indicate a coitain ba
rometric pressure.
In winter tho prediction Is often
mr yimutsfier, winch means
snow,
"Work sir!," "weeping' end
"wttgon" aro various types of tli un
der storms.
favorite
dessert
of
BUSY
WOMEN
JELL'WELL mcini leu
work in the kitchen store
time for other things.
It't the modern dettert the
favorite everywhere winner of
Grand Prize at the Exposition
!m?rm(iona!e, Paris.
Accept no substitute.
WW
itetuse it 'Jells so WELL
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MEDFORD, OREGOX, FRIDAY, JUXE 20, 1930.
MAIL PILOTS WILL
TEST RADIO GUIDE
IN ACTUAL FLIGHT
BliLLEFONTli, Pa! () Air
mail pilots wiii "ride" radio beams
on the New. York-Cleveland routo
in the first service trials ot tlie
federally developed visual direction
system. ;
Servicing a section known as one
of the worst pieces of flying ter-
1 . V. V X .W I M
Xi" J uttr values
v7 diird Golden Arrow Special
4 A- ' 0r'!$i- scores another Bulls-eye for
WfiS Value! This time the target is r ';:
f ftaaeMl. -tri Shirt Prices, Down they go for
1Z Outstanding --T' 6 days-and man, what a chance
FEATURES: xO ,ty? is to BP?
. . x., c t. t BROADCtOTH shtrts ia white
,P 111 tan and blue. Full cut for cool
Broadcioui. ' comfort. Styled for 1930. Firm
'fon vams y ' set collars that are the last word
5. Fastcolors. 8. Seven Buttons in front. rLr hfWrtfln
4. Excellent tailoring. 9 Correct sleeve lengths. V!
ftahinl S' " !? labomSrv test SC' qUality or wch a!ways
t. Full, comfortable sizes. 11. RegLr$2shTrtqL'lity. lf' ilwl't-
r 7. Ocean Shell Pearl But- , 12. Your entire satisfaction up Now, and SAVE;
tons. guaranteed. .
117 S. Central Phone 286 , . Medford, Ore.
G ...... , . - . .
raln In the country, a beacon trans
mitting station will start operating
in June at Dellefonte, the midpoint
of the route.
Pilots will pick the signals at
a distance of 125 mes with "rem!
boxes," devices installed in tha
cockpit.
Two motul strips, or reeds, aro
vibrated by the signals, forming
two while vertical ribbons which
are equal when the pilot Is on the
course.
The device was developed by the
aeronautics branch of the depart
ment ot commerce, in its research
division at the bureau of standards,
and has successfully passed labora
tory and flight tctttit.
Beacon signals have kept test
pilots on their course f0 miles
from a transmitting station and
under atmospheric disturbances a
1U0 miles. The indicator is unaf
fected by static ant! detects devia
tion us small as .ono degree from
the course.
POSiThANSJ, Ore-, June 2ft, IIP)
f The search for Harold Barrett,
1 25. special agent for a railroad,
j centered outside Portland today
ami was accelerated by the report
to police that Mrs. Barrett was
1 neat- death In a maternity hospital,
f Police said they discounted the
i belief thin Htirrett met with font
j play, but that he disappeared of
Ills own volition because of finan
teiat dlffk-ttitlcK, Ho tit known to
t have sold a bug of golf clubs and !
othtn- personal property.
OWlPffl
M 544000
NKWAUIC, N. J., Jur.o 20. (P)
SCsenditares on S-efrsif f TwkM
W. Morrow In his successful emu
imlgn for the ResvitfeHeMfv aenatar
lal nomination today wero idnced
ivy his campaign: BtgnuKEiH at ap
proximately 44,(J00, (lf which
Morrow contributed li&ffjK
loujrla8 Thomstin, the campaign
manaKeiv said contrihut Ions ttttst
irif? SSfaaS wcro receive,, iie mM
his fiRiires Included expenditures
No. 90,
IFRANCETOPROTEST
TJUHFF SCHEDULES
; PAlUS. June 20 JP The com-
mil tee on customs of the chamber
i of doputioH in an order adopted
i today urumimstisiy retiHested ire
j nilor Tradieu to make representa
j tfess ia the United States govem
; meat aKin.st enforcement of the
I new tariff bttt, and, fiiHins: tU oU-
lain satisfaction, the committee
m'omms'Rds KHHHression of the
most fa'ored nation clause be
! twecn the United States ami
Frrmrf.
5 cve3tatlon KEX,
orchards.