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PSGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, 0 R IK 5 ( )NT. SUXDA Y. .TAXtTARY 18, 1931. Medford Mail Tribune Daily tnd tturtdaji Mwrmwu. irintino ro. 20-27-29 N. r'ir tit. KOBKItT W, ItCHI,, Alitor 8. SUMPTKJt BMITH, Manner An Irulrpmltiit NVHtpaiitr Kotrrrd u iond tlxo mstlrr tt Mtford, Otfguu, under. Act of Marrli 8, !"!. ' BlUHCKHTHIN KATKa By Mill In Adunee: Ikiily, with Bunday, yr $7.-10 UaLiy. wilh RurkUy, month .7 r . Dally, i(nuiil Sunday, rar 6. "ill 1 lUlly, wJtlwut Sunday, muiiili i' SuimLjt, one ytar 2.10 IV Carrier, tn AiUartfe Mellaril, AMibnd, JMntille, IVnfral I'ulnl, Phoenix, Tatfiit, (iolil Jitl I aitd on HlutiKaj : liaJlr, villi Huuday, month f .1 UaQy, without HuihUy. uiunlli .'' Itjlly, witlwut Rumtiy, wiie year 7.f Daily, witti ftindjy, oiw yrar Hon . All terms, m-.Ii in iilmiof. , ' Official rH-r of tiw City of Mtilforil. OflltUl paicr vf JurLsua lounly. QUILL POINTS A si like helps Mime, fr'il'lv men wull out mill six liimd I clnnv ii - l'ijr mijiifn xijfviiji's. ft i J J , You sec, jrclliii).' tiniiit-y from the uoveriimint wit 1mm enrn inji il would liumiliiite Aiiiciii-iius unless lliey were L'iven desks lit Wiisliiii'.-lnn. Fifteen Years Ago This Week (From th flic of The Mall Tribune) Monday It hmks like ram. h weep the inurket. There ' Ik no rrul icanon, it iayH, why WaHhlnK tun apples Hhiiulcl be gold at all In Detroit. .Meanwhile the public continues to buy and cut WaHhinxton ap ples. Here. incidentally, 1m a tip for California (irowcrH. It in well known that the apples grown in California are superior in flavor t'Mlnr, form und izo to any In the I ' Wf must cliiuiniilf the ciiusi' of criiiu'." J inf you oin't kill ptrvulK jiiNt lit't-jiHsi' they haven't liny himiw. ; ; !, V, ' Mt-dynnkl, defeated by! Dr. .1. J. Knimeni for council-I universe, fare In pnikini? and Ju- man in Kh'st Ward files niitbe of , duiou kihiIuik would readily tomesi. uIIpkIim; fraud. make them the favorite In any I 'ana rim anal to be opened to j market. Oregon papers please ; larpem KbipK February 15. J copy. (l.on AukcIch Time). of C. elects directors, fifteen ported by uch well known actors' The'picture. was produced on I Ft. P. I-aurtizen of TartinRton. hk rYank Sheridan, Hugh Herbert, i "locations" in twelve states. The ! Neb., utlended his first bridtio Robert Edeson. Alleu Roscoe and 'company traveled 3l.ooo miles on party when he was 84. He won Jnmea Fflrley. ' ' ' three weclal iralns. i first prize. So nil llutt's lii'ftlnl t iirVciit.HHi'iii(ilo'im'iit is to liml a i market for advice. ; MKMHKIt OF THi: AHSDCIATKtt I'KKSl -' kfcivltig KuM leased Wire tVrilr The Aot'iatKl I'revi is ru'lnsiifly entltlfd to the ti'-e. fur pitljliilun of all iirwx diiiali-ltr-i rrfilltrd lu It uf uttwritle rrnllleil In thU iairr, ltd to tfi h'i'31 twv iiuMilinl lirrtin. All rlfliM for iuillcariin uf special disiialrliM bflrin ve al reset wl. MK.MliKU OF AI'IHT Itl'ltKAU CI KIT I. AT I UN ; .i:.iUKu up tiik I'xitkii mx AderthinK Krirent.itlT M. V. .MDCKNHKN k COMl'AVY OffiKi Hi NVw Yt'tk, Ciiicax, Detroit, flan FriUKl-", m AiiKrlr-t, ticxttle, I'crtiaiid. Smudge Smoke Wi-iliii" inusie is easier tli.'in writiuy stories. You eiiu't steal forty seuti'iiees ami stirk them loL'i'l Iut to make soiiiethiiii; original. The dial te)eilum has its laulls, hut it doesn't eon stereo typed phrases at you when vim 're mail. Whether a man is satisfied wilh his lot in life seems to de peiid on what it s a lot of. Don't sneer at the extrimiaiu-r of the rielt. The more cure lesslv the seed is s-altered, the more there is for the liirds. Character is made hy what you stand for; reputation by what you fall for. V-lU'i.'Ki'i jiiayiilK popular IIH III-, .-..- . ilout- Hjji.rl. 1 .N'iiw and hkiiIii, unit iilwayit In Taenia) 1 the tolling . 1m that noto of mutl- Yoiiiik man who mole Illll I,yd- tied. inurvrliiiK nurprlne. w road laid'H until turns out to lie dt-snt-iof (Jit-Bon iei..lu who have Jour-ei- from army. j neyed into 'far .iandM. and there Kcllpse of the moon aljn'ut mid-1 have found what Woll, what niKht pxriteH no one but fail Y. would you nay they had found .- Tencwald. The pyramid Y me raj .lianai .- Tin feet of nnow at Crater The viwt expanse of Victoria Ny-, ; Lake. ianza? You are wronir. Por they j Klre di'iiiutment in called .outitewify that they found Oreson ito (lintinituiKh n pot of lien nH iipplen, -the apjiles of Hood river , liumliiK in the Florida roonilnc or the UoRue. fair and romely I house. j from the , diutant arfhnrdii : of ' .Medynskl election content hear-' homo. i Ins Het for friday nlKht. 1 So thev stood pnd looked at the l'ri'nldent WUhoi) twiKts tall of: appleii. they tel.! us. and nontal ' liritish lion. liia. : heluiweh, or homo-sickness Wednesday call it what you will came to A uenlal sun lieu tils upon the them as they Bazed. A they gazed city and valley, driving- away rain : they were thinking that the world pro.spects. ! is a nmtill place, after all yet Citizens aroused by action of j were the. not consoled theroliy. council in prohiliitlnu the L'nlon.Kor as they Kuzed, they wished (lil fompnny from ereeliiiK 0.-'very dearly to lie home attain. Ulio plant Just Inside city llmils. The pyramida were overrated, the Dade u. Terrell accepts cashier-: Taj Mahal hut the garish vanity LouiH Kk'liai-cUmi Is lakinK on Weiiiht, nnd Is KextliiK plump. lf.1 Tlewher the ttemon tinker, as forced to' work Thorn, with out uslnK nny of his well-known efficiency, and actually accom plished somethinKT. Wllllnm II. (lore, illscuwins the economic situation recently declar ed, "everybody should saw wood." ThU is a nood idea, Imt there are t,oo many woodyiirds now. Daniel Cupid Is taking a well earned vacation. In these parts. . A rain fell Thurs. eve that gave promise of doln some gooil, but accomplished nothing much, ex cent to drench the stockings of the falr-aex. . Donald Oncholt, 9. Informs the writer that his girl-friend, has been Uppish nil week, and he suspects a Vlval in he woodpile. . The Jnc. Co. delegation to the leBlslature dtd nothing to get on tho .front pages of Iho Portland pa pern nut week. . I jsaac. J-'rldesar of Ashland, was up Tues. and spoke coiitemptu oimly of this his old home town , Shootoi-H are, getting ready to ttavo a trapslioet. Tills Is an in noccnt pastinie, as thero Is not mgoli chanco ot the cnntestanls Hhootlpg anybody or themselves. Mines have s'arted to bloom 9., good sign of spring. 'Jim O.wen has gono hack Kitst Intflead of outh to California. . Some ot the Older Cllrls nro tap dancing to rcducoi und at lust re, ports', were, na hefty, as ever, hut hewpr ian the , avowise ta p .Hunc ers.-i ,',.'.'. Local Interest was Just setting pretty well centered In Clara How. when a now twist wok given to the Howies triangle case of l'ort land. This town ought to lie mod ern nough Jo produce Its own eboice topic of conversation. i-,It looks like, winter was nhout ver.ratid the .valley facing a rain dlflct. .,, i, K ?Shtmoda of the N'lpponese colony iwas snorting a discolored optic last week. Mr. shlmoda nt first ndmltted what hit him In the y, and why, but on advice of eoonncl, later snid that he walkeil Into a door, In the dark, which Is An old Amerienn excuse, nobody vr believes, The claim Is made that th wnm cn of Amertca are getting home lier, by a Harvard .professor. We would not enre to make a def inite statement on tho subject without further study, but will stnte their beauty to not Increasing hereabouts, but there are no whut you would cull homely women in the valley. Kddlo Cnrleton of tho Redskin Oreh. was In Thurs. wrestling with fruit prohlems. The depression continues In these parts, but nobndv htarved to death. Dock J. Madison Keene was about Friday, and made some vit rollc comment on the legislature, tariff, congress, taxc, weather, farming. France, Hngue river fish, fruit prices, farm prices, prohibi tion. Oregon Systom, Oregonlan., gotwiline, tires, weather, and the nine nmjor planets. Americanism: Treating women us work animals; deeidim; to (five them n square deal; serving; us work animals for women. A speeialisl is n man who turns you over In anolher one after he nets his 110. , Man eau'l he related In the monkey. A monkey never ties il self anil I hen howls lieeanse it isn't loose. If he keeps I lie wtiiler wailing while he adds the hill, the lady wilh him is his wife. ''What proof have we of miracles'.'" asks a e.vnic. Well, there are pedestrians. One explanation of America's troubles is that weeds Brow in your Harden when you spend too much lime on your neigh bor's affairs. Ciirret Ibis sentence: "f have been a jtult-'i" for ten years,'' said he, "and 1 have yet to hear witnesses lie to save a kinsman." G. O. P. Radicals Still in Party The cordial invltutloiia tu flock jty thyhiHclycfl politically, whh art) belnir extended from here and thero to i rndioul fc "Heiublnnv membcrH of tho HOhate, Htriko no responsive chords in the recipi ents. It' may be that the heart strinK" of those personaues,' like the benrt strings of the anftel Israfll, are luten capable of vi- bnilinK and throbbing for all that Is lovely. Tint If wo, nobody has yet succeeded in hittlntf a wave IcnKth which will lend them to react fa vorably to the siiLrKestion thai they discard thoimht uf self, leave the loaves und flshc flat, 4iml come out and bo separate as be comes prophet. of a great reform. On the contrary, with Mr. Ito rah acting as precentor and with Mr. Norrls lending the choriiH. these gentlemen hastily chant1 a disclaimer. So far as they are con corned "there ain't uiUev bo no third parly.' They have no desire to leave the old one they have been finding it convenient to uti lize on election day and kick about between- times. They Jut love (what) the pa r t y ( ca n K I ve them). They are going to cuddle lose wheu the next session opens. whether its roal members want them or. not,, nnd they are going to help organize the tipper house so they 'can retain their nice, fat lovely committee appointments. And that's that, for the entire bunch, lioc Dewey can go and propagandise nomewhere else. l'lobahly there Is no chance that the genuine Republicans will rise up and kick about the worst of the radicals out into the street and then proceed to discipline the lesser offenders with appro priate stripes, hut that 1h what they ought to dox for their ovn sakes, for tho sake of their party and for e benefit of the nation. Still less Is it likely that the Dem ocrats, who also have their thorns In the flesh, will follow a similar course. Yet wouldn't, It be a grand, wholesome thing alt around, If the leaders of both the big parlies, in the senate would clean house, and force the members who are party-men-lnname-only to go out and flock by themselves and establish their private madhouse, where they could rave to their hearts' content without seriously bother ing anybody !- Detroit 1-Yee l'ress) IF OF 34 NATIONS WORK OX lU'FAOK Aliens St llWAY RUENOH AIHKS fP Digging a subway here ts an international affair. For one thing, there Is a con fusion of tongues. Ira W. McCon nell, representing an engineering organ ixatlon constructing the new line here, says a census showed 34 nationalities among 2.500 men nn the Job. Thirty-seven lang uages were spoken. The new subway, the second to be built In Ituonns Aires, 1m to cost hftween $2o0u0,000 and $30.noo.. 000. It was financed lu New York nnd Is being built under supervision of American engineers. NwIhn Akl ImluMry BENE (V Switzerland Is boost ing the ent broidery business. A second grant of t'JOO.ooo has been made by the federal council for the creation of u trust company to assist the Industry. The tariff and business depression In Amer ica are cited as reasons for neces sitating the fund. Picture Fi.Ktbdi Wills. LONDON. iA'i A super-camera Is being built at Sotnerwet house to photograph vill for persons who may want copies of last testaments. Tho probate department, answer ing objections, said the plan ha-'J woraea wen in America. In the Old Home Town ship of Uogue River hank. Complaint filed with truant of ficer high school boys smoke cig n re ties. High school basketball team re ported "full of ginger." Thursday Medford high defeats Eugene, S to . I'rink Callison, "champion maker." nnd coach of the : Med ford high school, played guard for the visitors. Billy Ksktuo of Medford, with Canadian forces in France wound ed nnd in war hospital. f iood demand in eastern cities fur local fruit. Avalanche In Cascades sweeps Great Northern train into .chasm, and kills 1 -I, as they sleep. Friday Dr. .1. J. Kin mens trips over medicine case in his office, ami falls over chair breaking a rib. A heavy wind sweeps city and valley, hut no rain. Medford again defeats Eugene basketball quint, 12 to ". largely through brilliant shooting floor work of 'Dutch" Thomas. j The candidate, who can tinhtenl up on "the deputy hire", and out I down the travelling expenw will "run good" in these parts (Table Tloek Tablets.) Saturday ' : Keoount of voles iiv F.irst wnrd show no change for eounoUman. "If thero was any fraud per petrated on that h;rilot box while In my possession it was hy some one who was small enough to iirawl through tho ballot slot, and the only person I know of small enough for that office, in a, signet of your contest petition. ' declar ed IlUI-4 Coleman hfore.tbeviU council Friday night In a burn ing defense of his conduct as one of the clerks of the First ward. l'hoenlx segment of Talent !"- fixation district completed leu- ruary 1 5- Dr. J. M. Keene astounds coun ty Republicans by predicting election of Democratic pijesidcpt In the fall, as "the ni'uws liiym not been without their borflfts long enough to vote right the hystoria abroad,. of a dead prince,, and the African lake only a lake, and no more than that. Rut here in the mark ets of an alien .land were apples that had , blossomed and changed Hwectly to fruit under an Oregon sun. beside, the. rivers of home. And this was the marvel thoy had traversed the earth to find. And wo say. these stories recur. There was one in the news re cently, and there may be one to morrow, it Hooms we export ap pies, with the thought to do the nit i ions a service, and to mend our pockets, but tho apples are wiser far than we. They call our wanderers home. (Oregonian). Jack Oakie Featured in Rialto Thriller Underworld gangdom Is subject ed to a rapid-fire attack of rollick ing "razz' in the new Jack Oakie picture. "The CJang Buster," the second big hit on the Fox Rialto program of bet ter pictures, which opens a three day run to day. The story cen ters around Jack O a k I e's adven tures in selling insurance in a gang-ridden city where eve r y prospect Is a po tential yictim for the--warring rack eteers. An inter- . estinp rom a n c e pops into the foreground to. add est to the action. Acting on an uuexplalnablo im pulse, Oukie saves William Morris, a prominent lawyer who has won the disfavor of a racket leader, from being run to death by nn automobile. Orateful, Morris signs up for n. lunfc insurance policy .with Oakie, and Morris' daughter, ; .e 'Klty i i Applesauce India has n. Jute cultivation. nii.Too acres in (Kansas City Star) The Old Home Town folks will recall Amandus Miles and his; wife. Ada line, known far and wide in the Old Home Town territory as "Mandus and Addy" Miles. They lived Just outside the town, but near enough to be counted n part of the town set. Indeed. "Addy" was almost one of the Institutions of the town, for she was In the forefront of almost every move ment. That Is to say she either was in the forefront or she was not in the movement at all. No mat ter at what lowly position they might place Addy Miles' name on a committee at the beginning, she was chairman, secretary, treasurer and general manager before the committee had finished Its work. Either thai. Is stated above, or she wns not on the committee at all before the committee had finished Its work. On the other hand. Mandus Miles was just the opposite from his wife. Addy. Mandus was meek and lowly. In his testimony at the Methodist class meetings Mandus always testified that he wanted to be meek und lowly. Old Dr. Trickling once said of Man dus and Addy Miles: "That wo man could train n man to be any thing she wanted htm to lie and make him believe he liked It." Addy wan tint a favorite of the good old doctor. Mandus was called and by many husbands of the Old Home Town who were somewhat simil arly situated in their domestic lift the "hand-made ninn." What they meant was (hat Addy Miles matin him. And they had very good reiiiton for the renelusion, because Addy never failed to let people know that but for her hand In directing him Mandus would have been something less than tero. If Motulus Milei ever ventured an opinion on any subject before Addy had expressed her opinion, he found that he was a member of the In-Had cluj. If Mandus attempted to tell a story Addy would break In to say; "No, dear, it was not that way." Then Addy would tell the story. No one ever beard Mandus criticize Addy for any reason, but the neighbors were perfectly free with their criticism. They said she was a poor house keeper, which was almost a cap ital crime for a woman In that day. They added to the serious ness of the charge by saying that she was a poor cook. They even said of her that she was not in dustrious and that she compelled Mandus to eat cold suppers in winter time ami that he was made to conk bis own breakfasts. Hut when Addy told the story of her trials In life It always turn ed out that Mandus was her big trial. Her life, according to Addv own version of it, had been one long sacrifice for Mandus Miles. And her chief complaint of Man dus whs: "He will not take my advice about anything." And that always brought u smile In the Old Home Town. "Advice?" asked an gelic "Aunty Carruthers with a smile. "I never heard of Addy giv ing advice. Hhe only gives or ders." One of the frequent predictions made concerning Miiiulus and Addy Miles was that "Addy will drive that man to an tsti ly gt ave." Well, here Is a surprise for us all. The Old Hnme paper of tilts week announces tht "Amandin and Adallne Miles, two of our old est nn I moM beloved cttitens, cel ebrated their sixty -firth wedding anniversary ThuradaV." Evidently Mumlu has lived through the cold suppers and the self-conked break fasts and Addy n n.-icging and superior ways. And Addy has survived the big irial of "putting up' with Mandus. i Vending hpples on tho -street corners by the more or less un employed has become quite a fad In the eastern cilies. From the New York World and tho Detroit Free Vress, It Is learned that most of tho apples ttold are Washing ton grown and packed. In New York the venders are understood to be all Wall-street brokers out of employment until tho -public can be lured back Into the mark et: and presumably In Detroit they are laid-off vice-presidents of au tomobile companies. The New York World bemoans the fact that it is Washington apples that are ho Id, noting that New York state apples nre tho best in the world and declaring that If they were sorted, graded and wrapped In the Washington maitnerthe public would find them quite superior. j The Detroit Free Vress says It VMth all j Jean Arthur, evidences her fav j in a very nice way. Oakie. how ever, is disappointed when Morris' application Is rejected by his com pany because of the danger to his life. The ghi is kidnaped hy the gang leader who hopes to force Morris to hand over incriminating papers ho holds. Oakie penetrates tho headquarters of the gang, unwit tingly institutes a gnnff war. rescues the girl in. nn hilarious chase through n beseiged mansion, and saves Morris from the menace of the racketeers. "Danger Lights" Is Holly Railroad Hit ' Coming tn Holly Tuesday With engines puffing, whistles Mowing nnd hells ringing. "Danger Lights." Kadto Pletnrea' spectacti lar all-talking railroad drama will speed Into the Holly theatre Tues day for its opening performances here. Heralded as the greatest drama of the rails ever slinii-n on thn is a wen-Known met mat .Minn- talking screen, it has met with ae gan apples are the liest in the rl,ijm wherever It has lieen shown world and (hat if they were sort- i.ouls Welhelm, Robert Arm. id. mailed and wrapped In the strong, nnd Ji.an Arthur ...... i y I tne pi uu lpal roles and nre sup- VahlnKion manner thev Mechanical Borer -'rtH - - - , r. , , . .. V - Consider llu'so oeisan2iiBit fhm Tfc KlMMisttaW . . . 9prt HwlMr i(rfc rtmbJ SHI . 175 .45 .545 Standard Fi Wiruittw .uum Spurt Coni-w .5.!5 545 .575 :85 . . . .5 Spmcil euipn.an Alt prirmmf. o. 6- flint, &firhtgn This ingenious mcchanicsl drill ttsed at the Studebaker factory naves I thousands of doltnrs annually hy boring f.:t holes simiiltuncoiisiy In ai motor block. It dies the notk quicker, more nrcunu9.v und mure eco nomically than human hands cnuhl do the Job. The' s of modern machinery and methods makes it posHblc. arcordiiito xmdebaker to' sell Its famous eights nt tiri, u u-i.i.-i. .L- itw,ni .t. ... . fKation. II ltoforc investing your monvy lu m. mw utiM nndiile, you will fiiu! it turtli while tirst to le-arn what (Jirruiet has tu oti'er. ' ' -;. i - -,i s; - , - - - h Each of tbe nine new models is a firus car a ((uality product throughout. Elach is designed, built, finished and equipped to standurda that are entirely uew in tlie tow -price field. Yet 'Iievrolet'e reduced pru-ea are not uuly tbe (owe I iu Chevrolet history, but are aiuuug tbe very luweet in tudaya motor car market! Conic in. Sec the new Chevrolet Six. Drive it, Che:k the prices and you will realize why tt U called the Great Anmrieiui Vaius, i'rvnt Chevrolet Sporl Mttdtf ' ' ' i..t ' i' -v-4 .'.'i.'.ii,-'..". See your dealer below Pierce-Allen Motor Co., Inc. 112 So. Riverside Phone 150 ALSO DEALERS IN CHEVROLET SIX-CYLINDER TRUCKS, S3S5 to SC9S. I ? o. h. nin'l, Michlfan I I riot the feature of a season but the future of an industry " '. '. 1. ; i - A ' i . . ., . : . INFORMED automotive engineers knew the whole future of the ( : 1 motor car was affected when Studebaker successfully introduced Free Wheeling with positive gear control on July 10, 1930. These men recognized atonce thatStudebakerhad solved a problem as old ai motoring the problem of controlling momentum and putting ' It to work. They knew that Free Wheeling, as Studebaker offered It, went jrralght to the root of applied dynamics-giving the car that offered it a superiority which no car without it could contest. That is why you are hearing to much more about Free Wheeling today than you did when Studebaker first introduced it. If all cars had it now, the public would save hundreJs of millions of dollars in gasoline and oil expense every year. Free Wheeling has brought Studebaker thoroughness and initiutive Into the limelight more conspicuously than ever. Today every Studebaker gives you Free Wheeling. All cats will be aspiring to give it to you tomorrow. It gives you 10,000 miles uf travel for 8,000 miles of engine effort-(.rcatly reduced 'operation and maintenance cost new safety new ease of driving. It means much that these cars come to you with the greatest en gineering advancement since the electric starter. But it means even more that they bear the name of Studebaker, distinguished in trans portation for more than half the lifetime of the American nation. Studebaker can art priced f. o.' ft. factory (mm $795 to $MH) STUDEBAKER $ Builder of Champions
