MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON", FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1932.
P5GE SEVEN
TESTS QUALITIES OF
CARPET MATERIAL
WASHINGTON (AP) The years
of countless steps that gradually
wear out carpets are crowded Into
a single day by a machine developed
at the U. S. Bureau of Standards.
It will wear out a sample of carpet
completely In a few hours Instead
of a generation by producing at high
speed exactly the same stresses and
strains on the fibers that result from
years of walking, scraping and scuf
fling. A machine that takes so many
t "steps" In so short a time will be
userul in showing how and why vari
ous kinds of carpet materials wear
out, and how they can be better built
to resist wear, it Is reported by H P.
Schlefer and A. S. Best, scientists of
the bureau.
The new device does not actually
put on a pair of shoes and walk
rapidly ever the carpet until it is
worn out, but It has exactly that ef
fect on the carpet, they explain.
When a person walks over a caryet
the soles of his shoes bend the fibers
of the "pile" forward and backward,
push them slightly sideways. The
carpet-testing machine does the same
thing. It speeds up this wear by
subjecting the carpet to continuous
"walking."
A circular piece of the carpet to
t be tested is tacked to a round turn
table. Two wheels with sole leather
"tires" rest on the surface of the
carpet. The turntable is pressed
against the wheels with about ISO
pounds pressure, the weight of an
average man.
One wheel Is turned by a motor. In
I turn causing the turntable and Its
carpet sample to revolve, he revolv
ing of thjO turntable causes the other
wheel to turn in the opposite direc
tion. By the action of the wheels
the carpet fibers are bent both for
ward and backward
A vacuum cleaner sucks away the
material worn off from the carpet so
It will not interfere with the test.
The air It draws over the carpet's
surface serves also to keep it approxi
mately at room temperature.
To measure how much a carpet ti
worn by the testing machine, the
experimenters designed a sensitive
gauge to measure thickness.
THIEVES STRIP CAR
IN CENT. PI. GARAGE
Thieves entered the garage of Henry
Head In the Central Point district
last night and stripped his sedan of
five new tires, all the light globes,
and drained the gasoline tank. A
California Ford was seen In the vi
cinity last night and the occupant
are suspected a nd sought for the
thefts.
Orchestra To Play
At Lake Of Woods
Lake o' the Woods guests this week
end will be specially entertained by a
slx-ptece orchestra which has been
secured by the manage nent for
dance Saturday night at the lodge.
Several large parties, Including the
employes of the Colonial bakery and
their families, will be among the
crowd which Is anticipated at the
Lake o the Woods resort Saturday
and Sunday.
TO
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TACOMA, Wash., July Q9. (AP)
William M. Robertson got home from
th world war last evening and sur
prised his mother, Mrs. Alice Doty of
Eatonvllle. -
"I guess you don't know who I
am." he said.
But hts mother knew.
"My boy, my boy. My prayers have
been answered," she cried.
Robertson left home before the
war, later enlisted and served in
Prance where he was passed.
He has been In Georgia for several
years His mother thought he had
been 'killed In the war.
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home. A daughter weighing 0
pounds was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Mee; a daughter
weighing 8 pounds today, to Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Beck, and a son
welshing 9 pounds to Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Jones, today.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pish, a
son weighing 8 pounds, at the Com
munity, hospital Friday.
BIRTHS
Three births were announced this
afternoon at the Purucker Maternity
SEAnLE PROTESTS
GRAIN RATE SPREAD
SEATTLE. July 29. (AP) Indigent
protests from Seattle representatives
at the grain rate hearing of inter
state commerce commission examiners
today greeted a proposal that the two.
cent differential which Portland now
has on grain rates from some sections
of Idaho be extended to Include a
greater area of that state.
The proposal was voiced by Bert L.
Penn. rate expert of the Idaho public
utilities comm'ston.
Announce Prizes
For Flower Show
Craterian Lobby
Pri7.es for winners of. second and
third honors In the flower show to
be sponsored by the Med ford Qarden
club at the Craterian theatre August
3 were announced today. A 8 vase
from Swem's will be the second prize
and t.he third a Fostorla flower bowl
from the Medford Furniture and
Hardware store. The first prize will
be tin in cash.
In connection with the display and
regular motion picture feature. Miss
El low Mae Wilson, soprano, and Mrs.
Oeorge Andrews, plaulste, will enter
tain. 4
Jas, Duane Facing
California Charge
Another charge against Joseph
Duane of Martinet, Cal., now held n
county Jail here, has been filed in
justice court by J. B. O'Brien of the
state police. It holds Duane for ob
taining money under false pretenses,
charging forgery of a hank draft for
$23 on the Martinez bank.
nsraWlSi JO rl at
it
USE OF TROOPS
TEXARKANA, Texas, July 29.
(AP) Demanding to know "when
the president adopted the policy of
using the army to drive lobbyists
, from the capitol," Congressman
I Wright Patman (D., Tex.) leader of
the fight for the cash bonus pay
ment In congress, suggested today
that President Hoover use the troops
to drive "the International banking
lobbyists" from Washington.
"I cannot understand why the
army 'was used to drive the men from
Washington w.ho were not in govern
ment buildings, but In homes they
had built with their own hands,"
Bald Patman.
"It Is true they are lobbyists, not
oniy for veterans' legislation but for
unemployment relief for all the people."
WASHINGTON, July 29. (AP)
1 One of the most dramatic sidelights
of the army's drive on the B. E. F.
last night centered around Major
George b. Patton of the cavalry, who
was compelled by duty to rout from
Camp Marks a man who once saved
his life on a battlefield In France
some 14 years ago.
During the war, Major Patton held
the rank of colonel in charge of light
tanks. His aide was a youth from
Camden, N. J., named Joe Angelo.
One night seven men, including
Major Patton and Angelo, were out
on a patrol when a shell struk nearby.
The officer was badly wounded, but
Angelo dragged him into a shell hole
and stayed with ihlm all night.
Angelo was one of those who fled
from Camp Marks last night before
the advance of Major Patton's cavalry.
.TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Good used ptano. 155.
Baldwin Piano Shoppe. 26 N, Grape.
TRADE Modern 6-room house, close
In. for acreage. Phone 1177.
GIRL wishes housework or care of
children. 347 N. Front St. Phone
408-R-l.
FOR SATiE Dodge Special 2-door
Sedan. 166: a real buy. Ford De
Luxe Roadster, like nesr. Ford Tu
dor, a beauty, for only 185. Dodge
Coupei 1155. Oldsmobile Touring,
49 .50. DATES AUTO CO., INC.
LOST Ladv's black hat on Hlllcrest
road. Return to Mall Tribune.
FIVE PEACHES by pound or ton.
Brookbank Orchards. Phone 14-F-5.
FOR SALE Dining room table and 6
chaira. mahoeanr: table valsparred.
Very cheap. 36 Glen Oak Court.
Phone 812.
YOl'NG LADY will share house with
reliable couple or school teachers.
Phoru. 600-L.
FOR SALE &v owner. 131 acres tim
ber land: 50000 ft. pine, plenty
saw wood and wood cutting tools.
Sacrifice. 422 8. Riverside.
Call 1222
SIX tons hay for sale.
Locust St.
FOR SALE 20 tiers ot mixed hard
wood cheap. Phone 1150-X. 1112
MBCOiajtt
ATURDA
Here Are The Cold Facts
And figures. Can any other food concern con
sistently offer the producer and consumer as
much?.. Figures prove that Safeway ii the most
economically operated food concern In the west,
giving a service that Is unequalled in satisfaction.
WE DOUBT IF ANY
FOOD CONCERN CAN OFFER
YOU MORE!
3 M Savings for Saturday and Monday
PRODUCERS
85 RECEIVE
85?
Of Every Safeway
Dollar
Twelve cents of the re
maining cents goes for
wages, rent, taxes, etc.
The balance of three cents
that remains, for profit.
12c
3
Airway Coffee
The biggest value at the lowest price
economically sold
Lb. 23 ' 3 lbi.
65'
Salmon
Reliance Columbia Rlrer.
A quirk lunch for little f
money TJ"w Q
yi size can
LAST DAY
All Mail Orders Mailed Prior to Midnight Saturday Will Be Filled
Ward's Riverside Deluxe Tires and Tubes
m m m m bib ma
my
off
v
TAX FREE PRICES
You don't have to trade in your old tires
to get these prices
6 PLY SUPER HEAVY DUTY
RIVERSIDE DELUXE
(6 plys from Bead to Bead)
Extra Weight! Extra Strength!
Extra thickness of rubber in the tread and side-walls added thousands of trouble
free miles! The last word in modern tire design and construction, money can
buy. There are no better tires regardless of what price you may have to pay.
Unlimited guarantee on time used or mileage run! Built by one of the world's
largest tire makers.
FREE TIRE MOUNTING AT ALL WARD STORES
Other
Sizes
at
Proportionate
Savings
Safeway Flour
Safeway Fancy Hard wheat. Mora loavea
to the sack
49 lb. bag
$1 08
Corn
Del Mali Fane Golden
2 cans
Rolled Oats
Sperry's
Regular
9 lb. bag
Jar Caps
34-
Ball Mason, Kerr Economy or J
Kerr Regular Q
Pkg.
Cake Flour
Swans Down or Gold Medal, mg J
Finest cake flour Q
Lge. pkg.
Mayonnaise op
Best Foods at July Special! M 1 a
Quart Jars 49, Pint jars V
Jell Well
The west's famous Gelatin Dessert.
A beautiful occasional plate Free
with each
4 ?kg.
Sardines
Booth's, large oval cans
3 cans
Raisins
Fancy Seedless
2 lb. bag
Pickles
Rosedale Fancy Whole Sweets
Full quart
Sugar
At Low Prices. Buy Now.
Our prices will advance Next Week
25
25
18
29
Pineapple
Dal Mont Fancy Tidbits, for that
salad. 8 oz. cans
3 cans
Corn Meal
Sperry's White or Yellow
9 lb. bag
25
25c
22c
Relish Spread a r
Best Foods Tasty Foods M I C
Pint jars "
Ripe Olives
Highway Fancy Medium Ripe
Tall cans
11
Snowf lakes
Crackers that are always fresh T
and crisp 1 1 (
Small pkg. 9 2 lb. pkg. v
Our Regular Price Special 2-D.vr Sale
Size ' On Riverside 6-Ply Price on Riverside
DeLuxe ' 6-Ply DeLuxe
30x4.5021 $ 6.9! $5.52
28x4.7519 7.60 6.08
29x4.7520 7.96 6.37
29x5.0019 8.20 ' 6.56
30x5.0020 8.40 6.67
28x5.2518 8.82 7.06
31x5.2521 9.47 7.58
29x5.5019 9.70 7.76
32x6.0020 10.63 , 8.50
32x6.5020 12.28 9.82
PRICE EACH WHEN BOUGHT IN PAIRS
4-PIy
Deluxe
Tires Also
May Be
Purchased at
20 Off
Clorox
dor the perfect b
pii
Bread
k1 Or Sanlclor the perfect bleachers
Pint bottlei
Tusko, the big loaf, that It well baked.
Loaf
Tuna Fish
i size can
Clear Water Flakes for the sandwich
or lunch
9.
10
13c
FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
Fresh Corn
Tender, Ears
Well Filled
2 Dozen
25
Potatoes
Fancy Quality, J M
Local 1 Um
10 Pounds I UC
Watermelons
Carload Just Arrived. Got our
' Price First.
Lemons
Fancy, Sunklst
Dozen
23
1 1 1 v'" I 117 So. Cen
WII.I, TRADE Eusrene 8-rom In- I
come or 40 acre Wa'.onvnie, Cftl.. t NrflsTJUV''
for home southern Oregon. 407 So. E t -'A- ':' ,";( V?
NtJlowa, Modlord. ' t jfajlY fiiiilsisMissi ssi
tral Phone 286 Medford, Ore.
'
Market Location Holly and Main
Lamb Roast
Salt Pork
Veal Roast
Hamburger
Pot Roast
Lamb Steak
Spring Lamb
A Real Buy
Good for Reasoning
or Frying
Milk Fed, Nlos
Oren or Pnt rtoast
Fresh
Ground
Swift's Mo
Tender Beef
Tender, Lean and
Meaty Spring Lamb
your
choice
lb.
W2
Weiners !""' snun im ,,ti" lb 12c
Buy Your Smoked Meats at Safeway. Where You Get them
at a Great Savings. l
Shortening
Qurlity
at a
Quantity
Price
4 lbs.
29C
Picnics
Carsten'a Best
Sugar Cured
I4V2C lb.
Bo You Rnjoy Eating
Good Breakfast
Bacon
Try a Pound
rind off 23c
Bacon
Mild 8nrr Care
Backs
A Real Boy
13V2c lb.
By the Flee
Bacon
Has that Good Old Corn Fed
Flaror at a Knockout Price
I4V2C lb.
Two Stores 33 North Central and Main at Holly