Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 19, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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    MTCDFORT) MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,- OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1930.-
j The senate today confirmed the
i two uncontested nomlnals. to the
j federal power commission Claude
iO.' .Draper, of Wyomlnt, and
i Ralph II. Williamson of WnshlnB-
ton.
I , Boin were confirmed without
Consideration of" the other nom
inations was postponed by emer
gency relief measures... -
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iloseburg. n. O.. Clark will
establish commercial poulirv plant
on reeentiy purchased twp and one
half acre tract on Second avenue
south. Just outside rlly limits.
SPANISH TROOPS START REVOLT IN BORDER TOWN
opposition and without' formal
votes.
AID FOR TRADE
,V. i t T7T" i: .
Borah Would Develop; Mar
ket in Russia for Ameri
Uan Products Must Be
Bold, Is View.
Engineers Seek Federal Aid
in Research to Provide
, Buildings Able to With
stand Shocks. .
PXGE BIX
STRUCTURE 0PiC0M"
! TDrMfiDDDnnc ! pover commission
OAN TO m
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SUGGESTED AS
WASHINGTON', Dee, 1!;.()
DESIGNSOUGHT
NBW Yonit, Dec. 19. lP) A
Rovornmont lonn to 8ovlrt Russia
or nn export uunrnnteo to Amorf
enn foUHlneiw mnn in order to de
velop RusHinn trndo in thiH eoun-ti-y.
In fnvored liy Senutor Willlnm
- 10. iRornh, chairman of the nenuto
foreign relations committee.
In n letter to Mllen M. Hhornvor,
New York exporter, Henntor Borah
Buys such metiHureH would help to
finnnce Hovlt-t purchases here and
nerve to hold Soviet trade.
"1 think the K'entet undevelop
ed 'market' lit the world awalt us
If' wo are hold enough to seize it,"
Senator Bornli wrltefi. "But, of
course, I have very lltllo hope of
its being entertained where It
oUKht to he entortnlned. "We will
ho lucky if they do not destroy
what trade wo have with Russia."
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The Siiuoniitiiinnll hail grown tu
such proporlljh.s that tho Med ford
Itostoffice this noon put on two
more Inexperienced men to aid the
nular Hiaff, making In nil o far
w-wn such nnn employed. In the
wny of the post-office helping out
in (he ilnemployed situation.
Following the Arrival of much
In-coming ChrlstmuM mall yoster
ilny, a great quantity of It arrived
froin all pnrU of the nation on the
noon it rain from the north thin
noon. ; Postmaster Warner expoct
ed to -hove all this mall and the
other ChiintmuH mull which hud
arrived on other trains delivered
by this evening. i
- The peak of tho hmomlng -mall
Is expected to bo reached Monday.
The peak of the outgoing mall waH
roach nd the past two days although
considerable i at 111 being mailed
out. . ; -
Annnt I'llHl 'tfaa I'hnm
Rn.in-1 Ifilif 'C?) iff'"'1''!! trap! deflea ,Be Bvernment ot Premier Damaso Berenguer (right) and
8pa n t pr.mler aviator who was Imprisoned for disobedience and recently escaped: is reported to be at
fhP." s?MdPH!e,r,;?r W.h wa''"""'"y ""prisoned tor d.sobedience and escapeo. . reported to be It
ihow" iSiSo n ' ? T0"'- Pi0,,ur"" - during his imprisonment. Picture above '
shows King Alfonso reviewing an artillery corps near Madrid. .. . "
lOnpt f'enti'nl Point nnd . four
MedforiT inolorlstH were carh'HB
thiH morning aa Iho rusult of vIhUh
by nutn thlevoM. The muchlnes
wore ul( found abandoned this
morning near Medford. .-
The truSty touring car, operated
by Mlfw Lillian RobertR, oounty
Rrd Crow executive In making her
rrittnrttr uhout . the county, was
found hbandoned In the Iteall Lane
dhdiict. It wan taken from her
garage, on West iMecond ativet Short
ly after 10 o'clock hiHt night.
A machine taken from Floyd
'iitkln on AVeat Second wiir
fotuid along Kohh Kane. A car
taken from Pearl Klunip wan re
covered near the city UmltH nnd a
Hedan .stolen' from Kverett - Fnbei
nt tYntnil Point waH found nn the
Old Stage road. Local youthn nre
blamed for the theftn.
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A general. urtlonllnK ,of mer
cbtindlHe nt the John Oupp furni
ture Htore on Knnt Main ntrect Ih
nttractlng numeroun C h r I h t m n &
t-bOpperH who are taking ndvan
titg-e of the low piiccn on bouwe
hobl fiirnUuio and other articles.
Thin Ih the flint mile ever con
d Kit fd b; the Cupp con.pnny dur
ing1 their nix yearn of bimliicii in
Medford. Ini'luded in the large
Mock on wlo are daveniiortK, ta
blen. -rhiilrH, InmpH. rugs, bed,
mtrrom. mown nnd u great many
other umaller ilcmn. One of the
features of the a1e Ih that a frev
tuHfcy Ih Whig to each pur-
i hilKor of a Montag Toledo range.
JlPOKANK. WnKh., f)ec, 11 (iPi
A mystery confmnlcd ollre' to
day In the slaying lust nlfjht of
Henry O. AndcrHon, 63, n phur
mnclxt, by two young men who
ctfeupud.
.Mrs. Anderson. Who had been
p t frying cards with her Jhuslisnd,
i un the two men rang t Ai dour
lell,va'HUed ftir her biiHtmnd, and
wllhnitt wnlthur for her Hiwwor.
stepped bctilnd a tnrtiti(m attd
hot the man n he sat nt n tal
Then (hey fhd.
Pollro snl4 they were nnsble to
tell whether the motive wan rob
bery or whether tho- intruders
wrrrynffiemlly to the man.
Springfield. J. M. 1-irsnn rrr
leprttatlon being repainted by ft eh-;
field Oatollne Co,
HEALTH CAN
BE BOUGHT
, Health ts not an accident. Sci
ence haa suowu us that certain dis
eases arj unnecessary. Among
these Is tuberculosis, taking a toll
twenty years -eo of two hundred
lives out ot each 100.000, since re
duced to less than 80. .
: An organized army Is dovoted to
cxtlrpntlne this disease entirely
from society. The attack It cen-,
tered on tuborculosis because of Its
.Insidious character as well as the
extent of Its onslaughts, for those
who die because ot It usually waste
away slowly, and the life of the
community Is ierin;utet! with the
by-products of tho disease In de
pleted energy ot workers, and pov
erty. There la another great reason
why th forces arrayed under the
bannor of the double-barred cross,
financed by the anniml Christmus
seal Bale, concentrate on tubercu
losis. This is because the measures
that prevont tuborculosis ilso pre
vent many other diseases. Annihi
late It and 'the danger ot other
! diseases is reduced proportionately.
i How may this be done, or ra'.lier
jhow has It been hatt-dono already?
Tho euro of tho disease Is by rest,
i fresh air, wholesomo food nnd sun-
.sniue. Tho prevention is uy rost,
ifresb air, wholesome food, sunshine
and exorcise.
j It Is so simple most poople don't
'believe it they would be Inclined
j more to see value In the sudden.
and mysterious "discovery" ot i
jsure panacea.
Alcohol Deaths
During Yuletide
Will Be Probed
. . .
4 WAHIllNfSTON, Dec. lil. '
VP) Oiilera ' to Investigate-
every death' believed eiuised r
4 liy poison liquor or nlrohnl 4
r were Issued today to industrial 4
alcohol aupervlsors by I'opi-
missioncr Uoran.
He again expressed alarm
nt tho number of deaths re-
ported saying "some un-
doulttedly aro due to the 4
drinking of tho nntl-frocgo
r Holuliolis nnd some to wood
llcohol,"
"We nre nnxlous." he-said,
4 "that no ono lie nailed tti thtv f
r I'ross simply hecjtuse he can
4 hold n liquid that is poison- 4
ous.'1
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Help Buy a Rainbow
WABIfl.VOTOX i&) Gov
ernment aid in obtaining practical
information on the action of 'carth
(juakeij, needed in the designing of
shock-proof fiuildingH, lH to ho
sought by the American engineer
ing council.
The coast and geodetic' ' survey
haH framed n program" of exten
sive. Htudy in thin field which has
Die approval of engineers.
Precise knowledge of earthquake
motion nnd force Is "urgently
needed," ways John It. Freeman,
of Providence, li. I., in a report
to the council on a world survey
if Hhoclc-rCMlsting-architecture,
"In the L'nitcd StuteH thero is
a growing reRli7ation pf the groat
Importance of malting researches
In earthquake matters because of
their Importance to safety of life
and property," Freeman Maid.
The engineers' problem, ho wys.
Is to provide far greater uti'fngth
and rigidity than is ronuircd ninv
ply to proven t the building from
Itclngi. toppled over.. -. . 1
The franiework must ho so do
nlgned that its distortion under
y t re.ss will I h so uma 11 that in
terior plastered walls will not be
badly cracked and partitions of
hollow tile crushed.
Stnn and bricks tis'd In exte
rior vencpring must he anchored
so strongly, he Kiys. they will not
bfcomo detached and full on the
heads of people below.
WITH ELECTRICITY
lean Chemical society by :, Artfjur
Knudson of Albany Medical col
lege. ' "
j Klckets euro by sunshine In May
ipiiv iiiiut uiti' innKi'i iniiii in
Juno.
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. .lir.r-(fl).
Governor A, V. Nbrhlad, Cover-
nor-elcct Julius L, Meier and At
torney (loncral Van Winkle were
the chief speakers listed for the
second day's session of the District
Attorneys' association here today.
Stanley Myers, Multnomah county
district attorney, is president of
the association, nnd presided at
tho meeting. ;
WIFE OF PROFESSOR
lusslfled Mdvertlnlnsr iretn rnnnltn
rUJ.I.MAN. sh Deb. 10.--1)
Mrs. Mary' Hunfly, wife of ti'.
Murray , W. Bundy, head of the
Washington Stnto college depart
ment of Kngllsh, was crushed to
(loath under her cur yesterday as
It skidded off tho road. She was
caught in the door of tho ear ns
she attempted to jump out.
Holiday Apparel
$1.00 n (j ;
A Group of 50
Hats on Sale
ON SALE
Fur-Trimmed Coats
Including handsome styles
' ' in all the srnart colors-
2 pnuc1
S125.00 Coats $62.50
$89.95 Coats. $44.95
S69.95 Coats , $34.95
S49.95 Coats . $24.95
Dresses
Satin and Velvet
Dresses for your
holiday parties
price
S49.95 dresses $24.95
S35.95 dresses $17,95
S29.95 dresses $14.95
Kid Gloves
20 discount
Pigskin Gloves
a new shipment of
; popular pigskins
$3.95 and $4.95
APRIENNE'S
, ;, j -'Distinctive Individual Apparel for Women" . . "
GRANT mHION
NO. DAKOTA SUSPECT
aLKM. r.. ncc. 1 1. (tV)
Oovi'i-nor Norhlad yesterday i;rnnt
ed the eytradillnn of .lames !Inn-
non. held nt Toledo. wh It wanted
at Watford Ofty, N. IV, In con
nection with the murder of the
1 htvon fttmlly. Diaries lla niton,
22, son of Jiimen Hannon, has enn
fensed that ho alone committed
the crime.
W AH HI .VG T( N (I) An a 1 m ost
certain heneflt fur lohar pneu
monia Is claimed for un electrical
treatment helim used nl HI. Kliza
helh's government hospital here.
While much less effective as ai
cure In hronchial pneumonia, elec
trical treatment of this maludy
linjr resulted satisfactorily, hos
pital officers say.
The method, as described hy n
ntemher of the hospital staff. Is
to send through the chest a hifih
frenuency alternntlnir current at
approximately J.500.00U alternn
linns a second, using two lurKo
tinfoil plittes on the front and
buck.
The voltage in about 70. The
object Is to get heat Inside the
lMidy. Tho patient feels no skin
sensation, the two electrodes
against tho skin remaining cold, j
iSLAY PHARMACIST BURNING OF LEAVES
i i inrn nun
UtbLAKtU R KVfUL
TiKYO Hololety ts Increas
ing In Japan but It's attributed to
jhni'd tlmi'M.nnd not to tcmpevnnce
campaign . . . '1BTI11B
i , .imp e a re drlnkiiiH i! T pe r
I cent less sakch, '. nttlonal rice
wine, thrui'they did five years ngo.
The pressure of competition tor
Julia Is called tho major reason fur
the decrease.
ltimnles of tho 1030 output of
Japan's 10.6. "in nakeh brewerlei
filed with ihe finance ministry for
tux purposes place tho total at
201,00(1,0)0 gallons, n decrease of
1S.ooo.0u0 gallons from the
figure and 77,000.00 from the l!25
production.
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HTAMKOitl, 4nn. Thr
autumn imutioe of burntiiK leaves
may setHmsly Injure trot, phints
nd tvi V tin. sell itself. Ho say
scleiitiitt i nf the HuiUvtt tree fe,
warch 11'oratorien hero.
Kite scar tree trunks, leaV-
Jiftf ww.': puiuts fur thtt en trance
oT disease. Tcitdt-r hud of low
growing trees may be killed by
flames that rls ton hlRh,
THE CURE OF RICKETS
Al-IIANY. N. Y
of sunshine daily
-(jT Two hours
In Juno equals
l-'riMptent btttnl tig-over of soil f
ne minute of a 70-volt ullru-vlolct
destroys the b-af mold, bakes the
soil, and allow tou of plant
food to wnh away. It Is found.
In a recent ' fit e nt -limtlvtlK,
France, eenrly 6,000 bales of wool
wro destroyed, A
tight three feet away in curing
rickets.
or it ro.ua 1 SO milligrams a day
of hifth grade rod liver oil.
These findings of comparative
values of various remedies for
rickets nre rv purled to tho Amer-
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We have just received another shipment of 200 Baby Dolls which should have
arrived for our regular Doll Sale, These Dolls will be given away SATURDAY
ONLY with 51c Purchases. '
BABY flOLLS
One Doll to Each Customer A
Real Opportunity for a FREE
, Christmas Doll!
Saturday Will Be Your
Chance to- Get a Doll With a
Purchase ,
Last
51c
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