Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 08, 1930, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIVE EDISON AND HIS "BRIGHTEST BOYS wmt up JU1 LEAD OVER ROAD IN FALL! i Horace M. Albright, Director', Foods for Vacation Time S MTSnVORJ) MATL TRIBUNE. MKDFORD, ")!' K( ION. KIM DAY. AFCl'ST S, 1!U0. nnrnrui imi :in wnnn1 UKtbUNNHs w nii 4iLUi m rrzn LCil.n.rr NORTHWEST I it ft J V if Final Census Figures Place Oregon First in Ten-Year j Gain Second in West Only to California Of ficial Revision Shows Re duction in Totals. WAS1 II NGTON. A UK- 8. P) Population of thfi continental Unit ed Slates fnr 1 1 3 0 was announrud today by the census bureau eh 122, ItuK.lDO. an increase of 1 ti.HS7.f7 , or lti.l per cent over 1!'20. Adding in the total inhabitants of the possessions anil territories of the United States, the bureau j found the total population of the i united Ktates for 1930 was 124, 84S.ROU, or 16.1 per cent over 1120. ThlH was 31,2X2 under the com pilation made on the basis of pre liminary official figures from sup ervisors by the Associated Press. The figures have been under re vision by the census bureau since they were received from the states. The bureau said the figures" an nounced today also were sub joe t ot revision, but it was added no considerable change was expected, The population for the "various states In 1 ! 30, as compared with .11(20, includes: 19 30 , 536,332 . 445,837 502,582 1.5til,fl7li mmmmmm rata Thomas . Erlison shown with the two boys who have won his acnoiarship in the nsct two er The picture was taken on the Edison home West Oranoe. N. J.. ust after Arthur O. Wi tame jr (left), had been announced the winner for this year. WMbur B. Huston ot Seattle. Wash., who won last yeaV, is on the Mulitiinii ... Itluliu I'tuh Washing'!! . Oi-PKiin 052.6IU Oilirm'iila....r.67 2.0lMI 1 1120 54S.S8II 431. Kill! 44D.39II 1.3.r. 6,021 7S3.3S!! 3,42li,S61 Increase. 12. 5,-! 7 (il. 13,1171 r a , i h i. 211 ,"i.34l! 1 (ill. 3112 .24 6.1M I'ct. Inc. 2.3 (ili-ir. ) 3.2 1 l.S 15.1 21.6 Albany. Plana discussed for elimination of grade crossings of Southern Iacfic Co. and Oregon Klcctrlc at intersection with I'a- EH ! SHOOT HAWKS TO cific highway, one mije north of hern. ROUGHAGE IN DIET NEEDED IN REDUCING W v. . iM j Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Elim inates Danger j m VISIT TO VALLEY Arfi you one of those who are re- j ducitifT by diet? If so, there is one important thine; you should know 1 diets that do not include rough- ; age cause constipation, often with serious consequences. Guard; against it! j Kellopp's ALL-BRAN contains ; the roughage needed to insure rcgu- j lar elimination. It is guaranteed to relieve both temporary and recur- ; ring constipation or your money will i be refunded. Two tablespoons daily ; in seriou3 cases, with each meal. ! Kollogg's ALL-BRAN is not fat- tening. But it does add valuable I iron to the blood which helps pre- j vent anemia (another dieting dan- j per) and bring a glowing, healthy color to the complexion. i You can enjoy Kellogg's AlXi j BRAN in many delightful waypy As a ready-to-cat. cereal with milk; i honey, sprinkled over cereals ami'! Kalaus, in soups and soaked in frui i juices. It is appetizing in cooker..; food. Your grocer has KclloE,g& ; ALL-BRAN in the red-and-creen package. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. WaiHlcrinK for the ni seven years from Kate to mat'.- and country to country, llalnh K. Bradford, Heli-clalmcd cham pion, deaf mute hityh hiker, ar rived in Med ford 'yesterday, eh route this time from Party. J'rance to San Dieco, Calif., and nturn tn New York Citv. nelling cards along the way to defray expenses. He H i-apitall.ini: on a nolu- he recently received in ltohert Itipley's "Relieve It Or Not" car toons, reenKiii'iiiK him as a per son unumial in the present day. hiHii-hikiiiK 3 3. nan milen alone. llrnd.Ord chtims he lost his Mteei-h and hearing L". years ano as ;i result ftf an attack of Infantile paralysis. He took tip hlkim? i i.n etiort to regain hA health and so far has heen f uceessfnl. He will be In Medford until tomorrow. lie has heeii a 1 1 rart imr coni'ideralle attention on the streets heeause of a blue Kremii war hidmet he Is wen ling. I The war Is now on helweeii meal isportsinen and hawks at the soiith ' ern Oregon hranch of the State Game farnf, where 1 -00 young j pneasaiils, hiitched hy domestic . hens, await their fate In Ignorance. I If the hawks don't get them now, the sportsmen will get them later. I But the little striped fluff halls, just out of the eggs; the awkward young hli'ds. who arc developing ' most unbecoming wing and tall feathers; and those who are learn jtntf t o fly, are unaware that tbey :aie neing raised lor luiure trying I They flee to the shelter spon sored hy the Jackson County t!ame rolective association when the amhltious birds swoop tow over 'the field near Hoguc Lands, j The hawks are getting numerous and sportsmen don't want to be deprived of the opportunity to j shoot at the Uao birds they are training to restock southern Oregon to game. STORY 1 (Continued from Page 1) ALL-BRAN ' Improved in Texture and Taste ' of flying time the meat distances of the old world no longer exist. Nations and raees are not separat ed by the traditional obstacles of i arthbound travel. Thnre are no inland cities of the air and no natural obstructions to Its com merix'." Col. Lindbergh told his listeners all over the world if the principle be accepted that life luday is pre ferable to thai of ancient time-,-then it Is lot; teal to iissiime that nny future Improvement I" trans portation will result In a corre spomling advance In methods of living. Asks t'litforni l-'lyhig It tile Saying the oistauces of places has been Judged by their access ibility. Col, Lindbergh expressed tin; belief aviation would replace former false Impressions of geog raphy with a true order of locu tion. "The ease of travel between Canada, Mexico and the I' tilled States, for instance." he said, "will undoubtedly bring about Htilt closer cooperation between them." He closed his address with u plea fyr uniform air regulations among nations, saying that one of the most important factors con tributing to the rapid expansion of airlines In the United States had been our federal supervision and eouseiiuent freedom from local restriction. ui mcuiuiiai r ai vi Good News to Medford Call for Bids in Fall Spend Million Eventually Ity S. S. Smith. 'In all my visits to (.'rater Lake- 1 was never so iiifpressed with Uh scenic grandeur and with the Im portance of the park in the chain of national parks aa I was on this trip," tuiid Horace M. Albright, director of the National Park Scr-, vice, on his return Thursday eve ning from a two days visit to the park. In company with Superioteu- i dent l'J. C. Solinsky. I ....I . ..I. .14 1 .I.rt.t " I ftince my ntsi v. mi mm i-inm or nine years ago, when 1 was assistant to the late director, Ste phen A. Mather, there have been wonderful tin movements In the roads to the park, trails, landscap ing, in camp grounds, lodge, the addition of a cafeteria store and the Information bureau, in charge of Chief Hanger Godfrey and bis pleasing assistants, all of whlcii adds to the pleasure and comfort of the people, who in reality own the parks. also want to compliment the state highway commission for the wonderful work they have duno done and are doing in keeping up the highway to the lake, und with the clean-up of logs und brush along the highway. The park ser vice is cooperating with this work in the park and it is now a plea sure to drive along the scenic route to the lake. "Construction of a new road to encircle the tip of the gigantlu . volcanic cup Crater Lake which j wiH cost in the neighborhood of a million dollurs, will commence I early next year. There is a quar ter of a million already available for this work, and we will pro advertise this fall for this 3-mHc drive, which will be ono of the most outstanding scenic highways in the world." Mr. Albright was delighted with the big Increase In attendance at Crater Lake and predicts this will continue fronuyear to year. "Other Improvement at the lake," said the director, "will In clude a lookout on Victor Hock, to cost about $10,000, extenslvo landscaping along the rim of the lake, which Is now In progress, and the extension of walks and trails." f isMr. Albright has been In the National Park Servieo for ten years, was superintendent of Yel lowstone and assistant to Director Mather until bis death, and u year and a half ago when ho was cho-j sent to take the place of the do i ceased. I Mr. Albright Is a warm friend of1 the former superintendent of tho park. Alec Sparrow, now county judge, visited the lake several times when Mr. Sparrow wiih In charge, and a representative of this paper had the pleasure of a short visit with both of these men last evening. Mr. Albright was taken out to the Kirtland farm, for a short visit, by Mr. Sparrow previous to his leav ing tor San Francisco. l'rom the latter city Mr. Albright will go to Glacier National park-, where he will meet President Hoover for a tour of several parks. Owing to limited time, the president will be unable to visit Crater Lake. Corvallis. Coivallts Wholesale fJaii-y association dim-ussed plans for cooperative marketing organization. IT XL nrrjT IMS CAUGHT in the cool clear depths of open waters,this tender, flavor -ous sea delicacy has a distinctive ap peal r Put up in spotless kitchens by the largest canners of tuna in the world -to Reaches you fresh as when packed, ready to serve. TOASTED TUNA SANDWICHES I 4 rl nia I 1 ctn WHlte Sur Tun Jl cud nYonniM daih cy;ne 1 tb'tDOon tf non iulce 8 ltccs tMitcd bred . 9 tblDOOni butter S t jblciooons anchovy piste E OllvCS 1 Urge tomtO H head lettuce Xdill pickles Mt Tun, f9niite, wit, tiwiwe, no lemon iuice Cream butter jr-d nchow pt and oread this on ilicei of tewit. Add Tuna muture to halt the tot Kce, eover with remaining lice, garnuh with lettuce, ltcei of tomato, tliccd pickles, and oitvcs. Meteorological Report AncilM N. IDKII Mi'iirmd urn! vicinity: Tonlclil und Siilnnlay unnettlfl und cuultir; prolmhly light Hhowerjt. Orcg'Mt: KiiHottlcd tiinlKlit and Saturday, Hwltt howr8 we.nl por tion, llitimlerHtormH In inuuiitiiltiH rast portion: cooler interior. Local Data. a M 3,- i r f I '.14 lit (Hi !I3 fill 114 L'll li .110 .0(1 SEA ! , Cui CmV 'lfjr.vfy.WiA II ( A-Sr ""v ZrX&cv p'Z9R"Ayc"iiicKtN'i fancy .jl Lowest ( last 1 - honrK Itel. humidity (per ct.) I'rccipitation ( ineheM) rttale of weather Cloudy Cloudy Lowest temperature thla morn ing i'& ilegreeH. " Total preeipltatlon ninee Kept, 1, llt'J, 13.lt? ineheM. Temperature a yeni- ago today: Highest 95; lowest 62. Sunset today, 7:22 p. in. Sunrise Saturday 5:12 a. m. Kunnet Saturday 7:20 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A, M, 120th Meridian Time c,tt- :? si ? r a ! ? I llaki r i lly S'i 6H I' Oly. ' HlKtnarrk Sd fifi Cloudy floiHe 74 Cloudy Mfiiver tij Cloudy MolnoB H !. Cdy. Knuno 100 OS Cloudy Hi'li'llH II- 4 I'. Cdy. Lou AnKoli'H SO Marhflid ' 12 51 Cloudy I'hornlx S4 74 Cloudy I'orllMid 4 B4 Haln l(Kd Blutr lull m V. Cdy. Kowhui'K 0 (iS Cliar Halt 1-ake 0 72 T. Cdy. h.m Krancliu'o !i Cloudy Hnnlii Ko ti Ti4 Cloudy HoatBc 71 0 Cloudy Hpokann H 4 Clear Walla Walla . .100 7 P. Cdy. WlflilpiK K4 r. Clear ! " ' w. j. iirTciitRON." in the Vacationist's Paradise! This is tho fjmtst country in the world for outdoor enjoyment in summer time. Southern Oregon is certainly the vacationist's paradise. We feel sure everyone is thinking about , eampiufj, picnic, and summer foods generally. We have just the things you will want and at such low prices! Just compare, these values and let us put them up for you. Prices Effective August 9 to 14 Inclusive Pimentos Max-inuun Fancy Red Vi mentos. Improves the fla vorof salads and sandwich es. No. cans. j cans 25c Gingerale l'ale Face, the new invigor ating, cooling summer drink Each 15c Dozen ........ $1.69 Mayonnaise Finest quality in bulk, only the highest quality products u s e d in . its manufacture. Try it. Pound 29c Peanut Butter In the bulk, contains the substantial ingredients so much desired for a quick sandwich. Pound .. J7c Sandwich Spread J5est Foods Itelish Spread. A spread that is easily and quickly prepared. Pint jars 35c Shrimp Fisher Krand, medium size, tender delicious meats. jS'o. 1 cans. J cans 43 c Pickles Jleinz genuine fermented dills, always the same de licious appetizing taste. For only Dozen 25c Syrup Max-i-mum, finest cane and ni a p 1 e- contents, superior quality that is worth the price. Taste it. xi-Va. can .. 49c Cheese Oregon full ere am, made from rich whole milk aged to taste. .Pound 20c Olives Ml. Shasta giant jumbo size ripe olives. A relish in val ues. Large 29-oz. cans.. 39c Sardines Max-i-mum Domestic or Souvenir Brands iu pure olive oil. j cans 29c Marshmallows New fresh fluffy quality marshmallows. Toast them liv the canipfire. Buy a sup ply. Pound 19c O -lb. box .... 89c Flapjack Flour Albers Flapjacks of the West, just nothing like them. Large Package . . 19c Pork and Beans Van (.'amp's, always popu lar for quick lunches and picnics. Medium cans. v cans 49 c '' Deviled Meats Max-i-nium Brand, a sand wich delight, no cereal add ed, 'i size cans. , , i. .(,,, cans 25c Extra Values in Staple Items Jello or Jellwell Milk Max-i-mum Brand, cvap--orated pure fresh sweet milk. Xj cans .... 47c Case, 48 cans $3.69 Assorted flavors, quickly made dessert (Limit) Package .... 5c Granulated Soap Baking Powder Schilling Cream of Tartar for better results in bak- ing. 12 -oz. cans.. 37c Crackers Flour ar,, m n ii ,1 mmlitv Perfection Sodas, fresh mi 'j I.-; .. . i j it f Sfifownv wjuie jving, in u r u wu- k tenon Hour, results are 1 r noinical t n a n ordinary guaranteed, soap powders. 39c Large package Sugar Pure cane brown. 4 ibs. 29 c (iranulated. 10 lbs 51c No. 10 bag ... 39c Soap Your choice of plain or salted. 3 -ib. box 37c Cereals P & (1 or Crystal White Kellogg's Pep, Bran national favorite house- Flakes, luce Crispics or hold soaps. 9 bars 29c Shredded Wheat. Package 10c 4 MATCHES 1,,avnritc p'rand' ii vhi in cvery mateh' DDnOIVIQ Dustless Jane, fine light parlor broom, quality straw. and manufacture, each TTI TM A CI A If 17 Q Clearwater, served creamed. No. 'o cans 1 m iir-LiM-Aj COFFEE 2 cans Safeway or Peaberry blends, freshly roasted, highest . qualify, pound 37; 3 lbs WE HAVE SCHILLING'S FREE DEAL . 14c 83c 29c $1.09 Saturday and Monday Special TOMATOES p".-y local, iy ii"- ''afe 59c POTATOES l-Mge wl.il.. lo-als WATERMELONS ...dike. medium size PEACHES ' KH'i-rtJi aiming, by the crate PEPPERS Kxtra fancy, locals ;. LEMONS Fancy -Sunkist 10 lbs. 25c Each 29c 69c 3 lbs. 25c 2 doz. 49c QUANTITY ORDERS DELIVERED FREE ST0R8 0. S3 - PH0K2 1176 . - J . . STORE NO. 471-PHONE lOlcT 3 jj siflBCi j " - " - ? - --- lifJ' MiitnornlogtM.