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Newspaper Page Textrd Mail 1 MEDFO Second Section Second Section Six Paget Six Pagea Twenty-Fifth Year MEDFORD, OlvM'XIOX. TUKSPAY. .Il.'LY 1 ):!(). Xo. 121. TtlBUNE MEALS FOR FOUR COST 113.72 1. , Budget Based On Current A Prices Shows Staples far s Below 1929 Level --Re search Bulletin Shows Proper Food Outlay. CHICAGO, July 22. (.-P) A fam ily of four may fat well this sum mer f in $13.72 a weo.li, according to it summer food budget bused on current prices, madu public today hy the American research founda tion. "An nvorago of $13. 72 a week spent for food will provide the fina lly of four with all the nutritional (dements necessary to phsienl well hcinK 11 ml yield intriguing summer menus." asserts a inilletin from the foundation. "Many staples are from 20 to 4(1 per cent below their lit 21) level, while fresh fruits and vegetables offer chances to trim tidy sums off the food budget." The budget pro vides: - t.il.K.u I n 1 ii,11.1Ir nlLl,r.,r yiot.'itoes, to mat ops, spinach, rad J; ishes, lima Tteans, peas, celery, as- nnnigUS aou uiniiiw, to Fruits, including peaches, applet, pineapples, bananas, rhubarb and dried apricots, posting "S cents. Meats, including pork, bacon, lamb chops, ham nnd beef, posting 52.7 7. I Sutter two prtunds, one rtnllar. Canned goods, including pimps, Tuna fish, rigs, walmon and grapefruit, $1.3(1. Dairy items, in eluding cream, milk and egijs, $3.50. Staples, Including bread, tea, cof fee, cocoa, flour, sugar, rice, cer eal, gelatine and cheese, $3.2S. The housewife is urged by the foundation to buy in as largo quan tities ;.s possible and to w a t e h newspaper advertisements closely. Oregon Weather. Kon on the coast. Fair and iihhL lately wartn in the Interior tMih;hl ami Wednesday. Mode rate north and northwest winds on the coast. Hood River. New water mains Infilled on State street. HERE'S Wholesome, delicious, M-flavorecl. The perfect summer beverage. A COMFORT ORANGE jj l .1: 1W iW-i. 1 DEFENDS CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES Ruth Hanna McCormiek, republican senatorial nominee In Illinois, on the stand In her own defense In the senate committee's investica tion of her campaign expenditures. The investigation was held in Chicago. ? ELECTROCUTED AS'SADID AEBUL MKRCKH. C'al., .Inly 22. (P) Two are dead, one believed fatally injured and two others in the hos pital oriticn My. burned as the re sult of an electric shock received today while they were attempting to erect n radio aerial at the .1. It. (iaffrey ranch, four miles north of here. . The electrocution occurred when :i wire' the five were holding for the aerial came in fontact with a ll.aod volt transmission line of the San Joaquin Light and rower cor poration. The dead: Mrs. J. U. Gaf forty, .lean (Juffery. her niece. Injured: Allan .GufTery, 111, the dead woman's nephew; .1. W. fluf t'ery. her son; Kilcon (iafforty, her niece. EXICANS R! VAj PASO. Tev. .Iiily 22. fp) oliiieal strife, which caused the deaths of. two men and brought sevi re injuries' to more than a score of others, subsided in Jua rez. Chihuahua today. The disturbance resulted from a special slate election for gov ernor nmf members of the legisla ture. Vlcinry apparently rested with the initio mi I ie vol lit ionn ry party. Andres ( irtiz. running for gov ernor, was reported to have a majority of r.iii'2 to I'lifi over Man uel M. I'rleto. representing the "socialist leauue of resistance." FILIPINOS LEAVE SANTA ROSA. .Ciil,, July 22. (A-Scores of Filipinos were lea' ing Sonoma anil Yuba counties to day following clashes between tlK'in and white workers over the cmplovment fit not ion. Many of the Filipinos, friirhtcncd by tltreats of violence tlurins the last two days, milt voluntarily, while several of the ranchers in this district agreed lo reduce the number cl" Filipino workers and to place them with white lab'tr. L 10 YAKIMA FOR DUTYi I'OltTL.SN'n. .July 2-'. (Pi o. !ilrlfv. chief ti.-M li'iMiy f.r the fodcr.-il proh.hilinn fir'- in OroKcm tlu. p.i"t thr-e v . ,h i,.. irriiwr.-rre.l to V.'kiMlI. Ill- p.,k- will I." fill-'l I'.- Art!iiir :. ! j,.-m. XV. K. .NVwclt, ll"!l!!y ' ,'iWr.it..r f'.r rwn. anno'incf iii' tit tnl;.y- BOTTLE OF HOWIE BREW PYPinDES AND KILLS cininiMi .inlv - '-.T! A hiiO tip nf hopflh lui-w L-Wvi. (ifletl in in- , hn,1, i.f telliam Hi.:, killlmr him. n ry in hi- inn H'l'l .1. .nth. l.i-t niulit, ..I :m ; . I.l-il tnl l-rrsn hon E FROM JOUR 10 A tour through Oregon, Including all the fishing haunts available, has just been completed by Dr. nndpMrs. W. W. Howard, who left this city by motor June 2S rnd re ; turned Sunday night, well fed and ! happy, They had fish every place they I went They ranged from trout Ui sea food, they announced this hnorning. From Medford they went to Crescent lake. Ilia mo ml lake, and Lake o' the Woods; then over to the ertas'f r.t llrookings, where they did both small stream and 'deep sea fishing. Salmon, halibut. j ling cod nnd sole, even shark, they out. At Gold Iteach they visited Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Oould of this ciiy, went on to ISandon an.d up north Coos river, where they found the fishing unusually good. They rre now hark In their offices in the Liberty building and ready to rec ommend the Oregon playgrounds as vacation haunts for all people who enjoy fishing nnd the great outdoors. PORTLAND. Ore., .Inly 22. flJ) The drivo on "suspicions" ehnrac 1 ei m was nrdered con) I lined this I week hy Chief of Police .lonltins. 'The round up last week resulted in (tin men being taken before do- loetiven tor investigation. Of that .number 7:1 were found In have had former records. Kleven were found ' currying; concealed .weapons. I SALKM. Ore., .July 2t'. (P Or. A. Sh.unhtcr of Portland was re elected president of the Oregon Naturopath association at the clos ing session of its state .convention here Saturday. Otln r officers elect ed wVre: First vioe-prreddent. Dr. A. N. Nityville of LaGrnnde; second vice-president, Ur. J. KeileU of The Dalles; secretary, treasurer, Dr. J. W. Saryent of Portland. OFFKVVII.I.K. Kns July 22. -i,Vi C:irlyl. Cullison. 10, nnd lii linith'T. Ikkip. V were hold h, r' twl:iy u f t -r nlrnittinK to I'n lirc chi-f A. I'. Kivlini; hint nleht ihcv kllli'd thi'lr f'Diialn . IJnnald l'nX..K. With stonos on thn Itnnk f,r tin. ViTrtlRrtH river yontoi'dny jift'-rni'nn. UGANDA LIONS DINE ON TWENTYo NATIVES N.Xll:ol:I. Ilriiih K.it Africn. .lillv Th' I 'U.nH which fri-i'iii'iitly nw lint" " I'K.mdn h i v.. l.. . n ununu.illy Iml'l l'il"ly. il.-viMiiin ''1 rwilivr in th An nnd M.l:ik!l d;Ti-!s in thd ln! liiii." f"k Th K"ViTnmi.nt has si'iit I iintcrK nftur the fierce . hunt. Mid-ft K"lt '.Jiir"f ttn .1 :it C .lriii X'i. w. Asaovw CR ME SEEN AS CAPRICE OF GLANDS Law Enforcement Commis sion Told Misbehaving Human Glands Often Ac companied By Abnormal Behavior. WASHINGTON. July 22. (A) A new way of reasoning lite why of crime has been laid before President Hoover's law enforce ment commission by a young San Francisco physician who believes ! the day will come when it will j be generally accepted the chief factor In all human misbehavior lies in chemical or physical nial formaliou of men's bodies. Dr. Ralph A. Reynolds, the phy sician, gave his findings from ex tensive investigation in San tjuen tin prison, California, to Chair man Wickersham and Commis sioner Anderson, in charge of the imiuiry into cases of crime. The result was arrangement with Rey nolds to Extend his research into several other states and to embody his conclusions in the commis sion's final report. Starting upon the medical fact that definite tlisturbanes of human glands are accompanied by abnor mal behavior Reynolds began nn Independent investigation among the prisoners last summer to de termine whether the obverse was true: that crime or anti-social or abnormal action go along with poorly functioning glands. I li I'i'u ills Itcsvaii'li Although the results are far from conclusive enough to haek up a dogmatic theory, he said, they had convinced him exhaus tion of the field in warranted. "This is not a theory," he ex plnined."-t.'I.-iB -n interprtfUrtion, a line of reasoning more scientific, I believe, than the prevalent prac tice of merely punishing ou mere ly pitying criminals, i "i iere is n gild 1 1 years old," he exemplified, "wno, because of a disfuuctlonlng gland, lias devel oped nil the physical and in stinctive character 1st ics normally attained In 18 years. She has the problems of 18 years and the ex perience and knowledge of but 11 years. Is It any wonder she gets into trouble? Vet, if wo did nAt know her physical defect, wo would o n I y co n d e m n or pity h e r f o r moral turpitude." With the cooperation of Dr. L. L. SI an ley, the prison physician, Reynolds examined and compiled yards of statistics about 201) crim inals in San Quentln, all of whom had easily recognized . glandular disfunctions. Thyroid Often Cause Some of them were thyroid eases, suffering from wrong secre tion from a lior.seshoe-shapcd structure in the throat which often causes great nervousness. OtherH were pituitary putlents, belonging to that group of physically abnor mal individuals among whom obesity, when pronounced, often Is accompanied by excessive growth in adolescence and a def inite easy going "good nut tired fill" personality. The rest hnd disturbances of the reproductive systema field where many outlines still are dim to scientists a field in which. It 1h acknowledged, malfunction men us abnormal behavior. "I found a thread of unity, a relationship between thyroid trou ble and crimes, of violence such us murder nnd assault," said Rey nolds, "I found It between pit uitary disturbances and crimes of Irresponsibility such as robbery and thieving, and between the j other disfunctions and ucts as moral turpitude." The percentage of abnormal gland conditions Is about 40 per cent higher among prisoners than among law abiding population, Reynolds concluded fro m his study. CLAIMS INTEREST Hesidents of not only Medford but oil southern Oregon are show ing kpen Jnterent In the Ameri can Region Airport dance Kriday night nt tho new Medford airport. In addition to the big dance In the new hnngar building, there will be special niht flying and Htgntn. The port will be fully illumln fih$ with the new border nnd flood liKhtiriK which in Unfit will be n bin attraction fen those who have yjjf to see modern airport lightning. The hangar with ttn huge floor sparry will provldf plenty of room for the crowds $id eool ventila tion Js nsKtired by the IQ;h cell ing and huge door which permit throwing th entire east nidi- open. Mimic will lie nrovided bv lJro ' ut and his "I'ep I Vddlern' and a fine time is assured all who attend. The affair" is one of a series of .Legjun dance for the purpose of raising funds to send I In Med ford drum corps lo the state con vention in August. OREGON PEARS IN high vnni rjnu ' i Fifty-seven per cent of pears used in New York the first half of the current originated in Oregon. A ne ord for volume was establish the receipts of Oregon pears i tual number of cars was the I est ever known, totaling (IN for the half year against (las cars for the name period a year nuo. - Pears comprised more than two thirds of all the Oregon fruit and vegetable shipments to New York for the January-June period, as total receipts were ittll ears. He cause of the lighter apple crop lat season the movement of apples was .smaller than a year ago, which ; tended to reduce the total receipts, j A year ago, for the same period, j t hi? total receipts were !M!I caiv, i this being the record for 1 he pe- j riod. Two years ago only 722 car arrived in this period. Oregoninn f'ARIO, rXvpt, .lly 22. (P)--One rioter was killed and S7 Injur ed. 27 seriously, by gunfire nnd missiles, during severe riot ing cli maxing tho political situation here todny. There was much damnse lo prop erty while troops, civil police and excited students ' hy thousands struggled for the upper hand along (he principal streets of Cairo. In one thoroughfare hardly n window remained unbroken In the showers of stones nnd other objects hurled hy'the rioters. The troops woro obliged to use their rifles freely. TONS WiEDILL iN FIRST LOS ANf!I3I,KS, July 22. (VP) Hilly Townsend, hard-hitting Van couver, H. C., Junior welterweight, today is more than even up with Joey Medill, box fighter from Chi cago. Dinging a convincing sleep punch from iils bag after ho hnd bounced Medlll off the floor three times for nine counts in a minute and a half, the Canadian put away his middle western opponent for good in the first round of a sched uled 1 it-rounder here Inst night, lieeently Medlll took a 10-rnund decision over Townsend. EAGLE POINT BRIDE F.AOT.K POINT. Ore., July 22. - (Special) Mrs. Ilaltie Uobcrt son, recent bride, was honored wit h a surprise shower at the home of her sister, M rs. .Stella Van Hcoy, Thursday afternoon. Those enjoying . t he a f fair were M in. Itnya I ilrown, Mrs. Amy ilrown, M rs. Lot tie Vn u Scoy, Kdlth Weldmiin, Mrs. Lottie ring ed do, Mrs. W. 10 I lam met, M rs. Lena Hlowell, Mrs. J. J. Ilnnnu foi (I, M i'H. Lewis Hobertson, M rs. Otto Caster, M vs. Lois Adamson, Mrs. W. II- lli-own. Mrs. Orbie Imvldson, Mrs. Knudder. Mrs. tieo. It. Meridian, Mrs. Kmtna Under, Mrs. Morgan, Mis. irnia Hen man and daughter Palsy, Mrs. Francis Campbell, Mrs. I lowlett, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Havles. Ilattie llow lett, Mrs. firant Shaw, the Misses Mary, Vivian and Ituth llannaford. Sybil Caster, At Ihh A Udrey Wool ridge of Oakland, Oil., Airs. Stella Van Heoy nnd Loam is Davidson, Newport. liock will soon be placed on Koosevett highway be-twe-n this city and Wablport. "One of Your Worst Enemies" Saya Vie U, S. Public Health Service "fF AU the natural enemi of man, tho Hy ia one of tho worsU" It lain boM! condusivply nhown that houfio flies enrry tho germ of cholera, typhoid fevrr, infantil diarrhea, dymn trry, and otliT communicable diaetutes. Now you tinderntand why a child over horn you have watched most carefully may como down with a sudden illnutui which you cannot understand. Tin romfortahlo and aafp. Ker-n your homo insect-freo, Hpray Klit. which ia guaranteed for money back) to bo quirk-death to flips, mosquitoes, mothn, ronchea, IhhI bugs and other household insect . Yet ita clcan-ameUing vapor ia harm lean to hum ana. Flit kills quicker if you use the nprcia! Inexpensive Flit Spray Insist on Flit and don't accept a aubstituto. FUT World'! Largest Selling Insect Killer Ants Repulsed In White House By Pill Box Plan llLaHtw. , J ! Set ntbwaii the line id' I ravel, a pill hov (nip (rigid in sketch) evterni hint Oil little red auls ( left in sketch) common to American pantries when llicy attacked the While House. YVASII1XCTUN (T) The Pres ident's kitchen is protected by a pill box-. A very simple nort of trap, it is the only thing two depart men! of agriculture Hpcclulisls found ef fective against the little red ( Pharaoh's) n nls that Infested the While House. Called in when While House at taches were unable to suppress the outbreak, H. T. Cotton and W. (!. Klllnnton, entomologists, tried every scientific repellent nnd then began tho pill box experi ment which has resulted in a sim ple ami effective ant trap for household use. They took an ord I nary round pill box. washed the Interior -with a solution of hot paraffin to make it water light, nnd removed four (mull sections from the inner col lar over which the top fits. When in one the top is partially raised, exposing the openings through which tho nuts enter to obtain the poisoned syrup. She thought: "I'd like you so much if it weren't for 'R.O.' " Yet, to be polite, She said: "I've liad a delightful time, but I must get home. Mother's alone." Girls seldom went out with him tWlCe-all because of B.O' GO HOME now? Why, the evening hnd hurcly started. Did she really Lave to leave so early? Was anything wrong? Had he offended her? He had unknowingly just as he offended everyone he came in contact .with. Yet he never suspected the truth until one day a young doctor whrmi he knew dropped a friendly hint ahout "U.O.", the polite name for a condition people dislike even to mention hotly odtrr , . . Girls enjoy going out with him now. He's popular with everyone, wel come everywhere, since he learned this easy way to keep perspiration odorless. ,Uollt;r wcallwr coming - beware "B.O.'V Uroiling days. Close stuffy nights. The least exertion makes lis perspire freely. And even a hint of "B.O." is so quickly noticed hy others. Adopt this simple s TRY LIFCBUO Y SHAVING CREAM Soothts at you tbavt tmii "Tetutr Spoil" The contents of the box are protect. d by the rati from dust nnd excessive evaporation and pet: animals are unlikely to be attract ed to such a close container, I icing small, the containers are iv kit ively Inconspicuous and can be placed around wherever the ants are troublesome. They should1 be about two-thirds filled with i small pieces of blotting paper, to which Is added a small quantity! of poisoned syrup. Cotton and lulling ton used a poi son consisting of t pint of water, 1 pound of sugar, 2 7 grains of thallium sulphate and It ounces of honey. The concoction was thoroughly ftirred and brought almost to a bolt. Since t halllum sulphate Is n powerful and Insidious poison, they warn that vapors given off by the syrup while it Is helm? pre pared, should not be breathed, Rot athwart the ants' line of travel, tho boxes will, wipe out an Infestation in a few days. Ants '' Wi f't-. safeguard and bo sure of not offending wash nnd bathe with Lifebuoy. Nothing so refreshing as a Lifebuoy bath on a hot day. Oceans of billowy lather even in hardest water. Banishes fatigue. leaves you fresh full of pep gloriously, satisfyingly clean. No fear of "B.O." now. Lifebuoy's creamy, pene trating, antiseptic lulhcr purifies pores removes all odor. Great for complexion Is your skin clear, fresh, glowing with healthy radiant beauty? That's the kind of complexion Lifebuoy has brought to millions of women. Its blnnd, search ing lather dccp-clcantes pores gently frees clogged pores of impurities that stifle natural skin beauty. Its pleasant, extra-clean scent that vanishes as you rinse tells you Lifebuoy purifies. Adopt Lifebuoy toduy. LEVKH IIHOTIIF.ItS CO., (.WrW,-., Kail. Lifebuoy HEALTH SOAP -stops body odor- FARMER HEARS FATAL PLUNGE OF MAIL PILOT Finds Plane Crumpled in Field at Early Morning Hour Fog and Rain Be lieved Cause. IirilOX, ,, July 22. 171) Wil liam Frederick Martin, 2l, of Bay City, .Mich., flying the nir mail from Cleveland to Pontine, Mich., for the Thompson Aeronautical corporation was killed instantly early today when his Pitcalrn plane crashed two miles west of here. The crash is believed to have occurred about 4 : SO a. m. Tho plane fell on the farm of (leorgo Iteatty. who said he heard a crash at that hour but disregarded it. An hour later when ho went into the field he discovered the plane. It was crumpled as if it had been squeezed between two hugo lumds. There was no blaze nnd no odor of gasoline. Tho pilot's pnraehutu was In its pack. The body was crushed inthe cocltpit. Jack Parker, manager of the Parker air field at Wnndusky, said he believed Martin had dumped his gasoline as he fell, lo prevent tho mall from burning. Fog and rain Is believed to have caused the accident. CONSTABLE RUNS AMUCK IN HONGKONG STATION MONO KONd. July 22.- P) An Indian constable run amuck In n police station last night, forced hiH way into au nrmovy, seized a rifle u ml killed the wife of the Itrilish sergeant in chui'KO of the station and uu Indian HI kit guarding the entrance, lie was later killed by follow police. . which do not die In the box move on among other . ants, frequently carrying with them .enough. oC tha poison to kill ffl of their fellows. 1 sF (body Odor)