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Economy Groceteria Now Celebrating Twelfth Year in Medford
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 38, 3332.
COSMIC M
EARTH FROM Ml
iGLES-PWO
Noted Stratosphere Explorer
Gives New Version of In
visible Rays Calls Them
Electrical Boomerangs
,pyr!M. 1933. By TM A-oeW
ssr-w: as a
; y observed W Prof. Augue plc
1 card 10 miles aloft. t
i He concluded that coamle W
! hlita altitude, come equallT ftnl 1
! d roM, upward well a. down
i Thia 1 at -variance with prs
coition, at low altitude",
Xch recorded the ray. 1 g al
most perpendicularly, like rain.
W & Tray are
Arttsur H. Compton'a world-wide ou
on. indicate, their rushing
St all direction, a, observed
toy Plccard 1. explainable.
All about the earth there to
, great magnetic field, which lar out
Sch the upper limit, of the t
7 morobere. Electrons travelling in a
magS field would describe clrcu
lar or curved paths.
The .IMS of the cosmic ray circular
paths would depend on the energies
of the rays.
Thus the most energetio cosmic
revs discovered by Professors Mllllkan
and Anderson-electron, which have
acquired their energy by a Jail thru
one thousand million volte-would
travel In circles having diameters or
about 125 miles. Electrons of energy
corresponding to 10.000.000 volts
would travel In circles of a diameter
of a little more than a mile.
Between this energy and the Mga
i est energies obtainable we have a
: series of circular paths of Increasing
radii.
There Is reason to believe that
there are both primary and secondary
' cosmic rays. The primary rays come
' trom s source outside of earth. The
1 energy these must have to enable
j them to reach our globe without be
ing turned bade into space is auch
that over distances of a few miles
! they would be bent but little from
straight paths.
I The secondary rays are electrons
ejected from stoms of the atmosphere
; when a primary ray collides directly
i with the nucleus of an atom. Many
j of these secondary rays are of eonald
1 erably less energies. They can oom
! plete their circular paths In a- few
f miles.
'. We have reason to believe that the
secondary rays are ejected initially
1 downwards. If they are of such a
nature that they can turn before
' striking the earth, they will succeed
i in travelling upwaTds In a portion of
': their path.
Bay. From All Directions
Those rays which are emitted at
i high altitudes will be able so to turn
I without striking the earth, so that at
j those altitudes we may expect to find
' the secondary rays coming from sll
j directions, upward in t&e case of
; those which have completed a semi
i circular path and horizontally In
i those which have completed only one
i quarter of their path,
j Electrons corresponding In energy
to the majority of electronic rays
, would travel In circles of diameters :
: of about 600 meters, but would not :
' be sufficiently penetrating to enter
; the apparatus used by Professor Pic- '
; . ' j
i Retired Officers j
Outnumber Active
On Chile Pay Roll
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) Govern- j
nent accountants, figuring who Is j
active and who retired among the 1
myriad military men flitting across
recent political scenes, lound 77 gen
erals and 47 admirals on the pay roll.
Eleven generals and seven admirals
vera classed as active. The 68 gene-
rals and 40 admirals drawing pensions
are supplemented by a lengthy list of '.
retired colonels, commanders, majors !
and captains, some of them on full
pay.
The army and navy together total
85 .COO men, but there ts a movement ;
afoot In leftist quarters to have the :
personnel cut by a third with re- ;
duct Ions also in the pension list. !
S
ISTANBUL LEARNS
ISTANBUL. (H Theft of several
million dollars' worth of imperial
Jewels and Moslem prayer-rugs from
Istanbul museums has been redis
covered. On th eve of the World war, 119
relics, including diamond aigrettes
worn In sultanlo turbans and silk
prayer-rugs of enormous "value, were
missing from the national museums.
Investigations were dropped dur
Ing the war and are only now being
taken up again but it is found that
the papers relating to the initial in
quiry also have been stolen.
The police believe the are on the
track of one of the prayer-rugs which
is supposed to hsva been sold la the
United State, for 165,000.
The old thefts were "rediscovered"
because of the recent loss of another
rug worth (250,000, supposedly sent
rrom Konia to the Istanbul Helig
ous museum, but which never arrived.
Pointers for Poll Takers.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. (j!p) A lot of
things csn be learned about human
psychology in the conducting ox a
straw vow, poll taken of a Cleve
land newspaper's election straw vote
discovered. One poll taker said.
"Women hate to stop In the street to
vote; men seem to enjoy It; women
like to vote at their homes; the men
dlslika It."
Every Day More Southern Oregon
Families Turn to
"INSTANT HEAT"
QUICK'' CLE AX SURE
Because of the Speed and
Efficiency of Gas, this fuel is
used in Groceteria No. Two '
for cooking and heating water
in the restaurant
"Instant Heat" is essential
to the best of service
Southern Oregon Gas Corp.
209 W. Main St.
Phone 526
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TWELVE YEARS WITH
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Make your next purchase from our more than sixty kinds of Loose-Wiles fiiinMij
crackers and cookies. Take advantage of our anniversary jsricee to get ft best
at their freshest.
Star Soda Crackers
Salted or plain
3 lb. Box
At
Our
Fountain
All This Week
Chocolate
Ice Cream
Soda
5c
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Golden
COFFEE
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is fresh.
We order today it's here tomorrow.
Try thia justly famous Oregon product enjoy the
full aroma of fresh coffee.
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
Golden West Coffee
1 lb. can 28c 3 lb. can 78c
Golden West Tea
A fitting companion for Golden West Coffee
Green, V2 lb. 17c lib. 33c
Orange Pekoe, V2 lb. 23c 1 lb. 43c
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6th
Grape
Gates & Lydiard
6th at
Central
SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL
Delivery of $1.00 Orders. Phone, East Side, 752. West Side, 428
is
Sunshine J A dainty
Grahams addition to h
two (KKituts f tjse cold fi
to TrfTMhh luncheon Jjj
oralis yfjth home f,
Crerkcr. .
tm Mk beverages k
Anniversary Anniversary
price Pr1G
2 lb box Larga can J
25 29
HEES!i
57 English and Scotch
Biscuits in a -wida
assortment
29c
1 WW
Edgemoat Graham and
Batter Crackers pkg
of each 29
Enameled Kitchen Box
Free.
Ginger Snaps
5 doz. ..,
15$
Vanilia Wafers, 120 to
325 in a pkg.
L
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Central
SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL
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THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
FINE FOOD
PRODUCTS
Far 12 years staese dominant food products of tia Paollia coast, har eniojei tadfiy ia ere wing
popularity with our customers. . s
8. & W. have really brought fame to the great Pacific slope around the -world vrfth B. & W. ffoe
the popularity of western American foods ths very best from Oregon, Washington nd California.
- Ton will never know the real goodaecc of western foodt without S. & W
Spinach, No. 2 can 12c No. 1 can 16c
Candied Yams, No, 2
JBahy Kernel Corn, No. 2 cai.-o. . ... t.it.. 14c
5Delora Whole Kernel Golden Bantam, No. 2 can. .18c
SZlhV Cre&irt style Golden Bantam, No. 2 can, , lSc
Stff Brandied Mince Meat, tail jar.. ..j 40c
Pineapple Juice, No. 2 can mi..u .: .... 13c
Fancy Shrimp,
Sffl Olive Oil, quart can 72c
Sfffl Bird Seed, package
,10c
Sffl Cane and Maple Syrup, pt can 2lc; qt. 39c j gal. 7Sc
555 Mellowed Coffee, 1 lb. can . 29c
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