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Your H 3alth and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.O. BHdiri should address Inquiries tot Or William Brady 264 PI Camlno Beverly Hills Caiil KEEP YOUR Tor a year (writes a Dondent) I have been corres taking deep breathing exercises, and in that time my c h e i t measurem e n t (not ex pan sion) has in creased one inch. But re c e n 1 1 y you told ol a young man with a very IT large c h e i t e x p an s i o n who had Inci- Dr. Bre-ty pient pulmon ary tuberculosis. Will iny exer cises tend to bring on tubercu losis? (Dt, G.) The young man mentioned was the only candidate among a group of more than twenty youths examined who had a large chest expansion no less than five inches: He had follow ed somebody's mail-order "course" for development of "superb manhood" or some thing of the sort, and he was obviously proud of his extra ordinary chest expansion. Not withstanding that, he had tub erculosis in one lung, the early stage. The other young men, Yessir-e-eTergy" is our type They call him "Fergy." The small fry... the 'teen-agers... the grown-ups. Whoever thinks of J. C Ferguson by any other than friendship's nickname is a stranger to Quincy (Pop. 1,228) In California. It means something good when his home towners in cluding the vastly critical young sters think of a man by an affectionate, unofficial tag. In "Fergy's" case that's proved ev cry time you see a Quincy boy or girl. Quincy kids are happy kids . , healthy kids . . . good kids. For much of that you can thank a community effort in which "Fergy" was a spark-plug. Quincy wanted to do something special for the Boy Scouts. When "Fergy" became presi dent of the citizens' organiza tion, the purpose somehow grew to include all Quincy's young sters. Now the young people of Quincy enjoy a youth center program that helps them have fun and let off steam. They lay their own plans. They carry out their own projects. They run things. But in the back ground is a group that looks after adult matters such as pay ing incidental bills. "Fergy" .is chairman. "Fergy" happens to be a wholesale distributor of our products. He's the kind of man we all like to do business with. Moreover, we're happy to say that many of our distrib utors are men like "Fergy." They're men who have the wel fare of their communities at heart. They're men who when something's to be done for small fry ... or 'teen-agers ... or grown-ups get in there and pitch. v- jSiMaLiiiea isaeiawwi HOUSE OF AGATES AND WOODS 32 So. Central Moving to Eureka, Calif. CLOSING OUT SALE NOW ON! Closing March 2 Anyone Having Agate Here, Please Call for Same. GEO. A. GRIEVE CHIN IN all with just ordinary chest ex pansion of lvi to two or 2V4 inches, passed the examination. I did not mean to imply that exercise of any kind or deep breathing ever causes tubercu losis. I meant to show merely that physical development, mus cular strength, athletic activity or gymnastic skill has nothing to do with lung tuberculosis or with freedom from it. So you need not alter your program of deep breathing or dumb bell exercise on that ac count, son. But don't depend on your physical vigor to keep you immune from tuberculosis or any other Infectius or commun icable disease. Other things being equal a person who gets sufficient ex ercise regularly may be less vulnerable or susceptible to some infectious or communi cable diseases than one who takes little or no exercise. But this Is practically impossible to prove and it would be foolish to depend on it. In the cultivation of good posture and this should inter est everybody, young or oia masculine or feminin e the thing to watqh is your chin, not your chest ana not your Angin- Saxon front-nart-ot-t n e-numan body-between-the - breast -and the-th tens (Webster). Never mind your chest or your b front-part-etc. Just mind you keep your chin tucked inside your imaginary high stiff col lar you can do this as a habit every hour by the clock, sitting, standing or walking. It Is an excellent habit, especially for youngsters in their 'teens. Then if you want to improve your posture still further and who doesn't? you should still pay no attention to your chest or the bellows (Webster) but try to pull your hips closer to gether. This tends to lessen the forward curve of the spine and to correct the tendency to swayback and the type of spinal c u r v a t ur e called lordosis which, by the way, is mainly due to flabblness from neglect of physical education, physical training, adequate general exer cise in childhood and youth. Of course this endeavor to pull the Mn closer together, like keep- Ine vour chin tucKea insiae vour imaeinary high stiff col lar, can be but momentary, out if vnn cultivate the habit oi doing It for a moment every v,o,,r It 1 likelv to bring about h desired imnrovement in posture. QUESTIONS & ANWSERS AIIUR I wonder If you can give me some advice on allergy. I eem to be aller gic to tobacco smoke, even a little of It In the air bringa on wneery. .iirriiMilt breathing. I never nave imoked. (Mra. M. C.) dressed envelope and ask In writing (not a clipping, please) for pamphlet "Belief for Allergy. Cynophobla Mother suWect to chronic bronchi . wm Hnilv i-fluired a "Tony ivnu know, like your beloved wlrehalr) and, while his presence nas not aggravated mother's condiUon, the doctor suggests getUng rid of the dog, as dogs are germ breeder! any way. (M. S.) ... Answer Nonsense. The doctor probably suffers from cynophobla (morbid, Irrational fear of dogs). If you like the little rascal change doc tors. On the other hand, If you keep the wlrehalr some sad day wnen you v- i him ,r In the vet for execu- cuUon he'll wag his tall at you In a way you won't forget for the rest or your me. (Copyright 1948 by John T. Dille Co. FOR 1CKES' POST Portland. Ore., Feb. IS (U.R) President Harry Truman was uraed today to appoint O. Worth Clark, former senator from Idaho., as Secretary of the Interior to succeed Harold L. Ickes. In a telegram to the presi dent. Lew Wallace, democratic national committeeman from nreiton. and Henry Aiken democratic state chairman, de clared they and other demo crat believed that the Pacific northwest was entitled to "real representation" on the national cabinet. HORSE KILLS BOY Lone Beach. Cal.. Feb. 18 (U.R) Jack Harrison, IS, Long Beach, was killed today when the horse he was riding bareback shied at an automobile and fell on him. MOTHER DOINO WELL Hollywood, Feb. 18 (U.R) Ralph Edward, master of cere monies of the Truth or Conse quences radio show, Saturday be came the father oi an eigni pound, five ounce baby girl. Contrary to popular belief, the Alcan highway is open at this time of year according to two midwestern men who have been viisting here en route to their homes from Whitehorse, Yukon territory. Starting from Whitehorse on February 3, David Thompson, Detroit, and Floyd Schepfer, Ft Madison, Wis., traveled over the 918-mile route to Dawson Creek, B. C, in three days. They found the roads between Dawson Creek and some of the hard surface roads of Oregon in worse shape than the U. S. army maintained Alcan highway. Repair . camps are established at points 100 miles apart along the route and motor patrols keep the way clear, according to the men who made the jaunt in a 1939 Ply mouth pick-up truck. Hated To Leave Thompson and Schepfer, who were employed in the highway's construction, said that they liked the country around Whitehorse and hated to leave, indicating they would have remained in the region had it been United States territory. Much of the country is yet wild, they stated, remark ing that 50 miles south of White horse they had killed a wolf, weighing 130 pounds, and were carrying its frozen carcass with them. Only 74 men from the United States are left of the thousands who flocked to White horse during highway construc tion days, the two men assert. Chains Unneaded The men were required to have complete safety equipment and winter clothing but said that they never once utilized chains on their tires. Taking the central route across the country, via Klamath Falls and eastern Oregon, the men re sumed the trip to their homes Sunday morning. Mrs. Archie Ferns of Fern Valley and Mrs. Carl Henry of Ashland are cou sins of Thompson. SOVIET USES ITS London, Feb. 18 (U.R) The Soviet Union used its security council veto power for the first time Saturday by killing a unit ed States formula for settling Syrian-Lebanese complaints over the Dresence of British and French troops. The council had no choice but to declare the case closed with out action. Although this was the first time the veto power of the coun cil's Big Five, has been used, it was the second time Soviet dele gate Andrei I. Vishinsky, chief defender of the Syrian-Lezanese claims, had invoked it. In .the Iranian case before the council he had threatened to use it it a resolution was put to a vote, wasn't. Syria and Lebanon charged that British and French troops in their countries infringed upon sovereignty. Britain said wanted to withdraw its troops as soon as possible but France declined to make a categorical promise. The Soviet Union charged France wanted cultural economic and strategical guaran tees in return for withdrawing troops. Sen. Morse Favors Compulsory Court Salem, Ore., Feb. 18 (U.R) Sen. Wayne Morris of Oregon speaking before the Federation of Patriotic Societies here Friday night, declared that compulsory world court is the next step to ward securing world peace. Morse said that permanent peace will require some very thorough re-thinklng among the peoples of the world. "The odds are all in favor of the proposition that unless we make this peace the final peace there will be no other peace. f or hour H 0LDIN61ISHN0-IUIIIINWAI Ukn tbt tub )ut bouitwork fl fcotiw brtf tee uiry V Riiy 'M twawsireni s tawt CUd (Mtjlr rfasbbaMf WM. A Kl f I WW, "el w(f MMMMf tfnw M IS r tt ia-btfifM, crvMtsW ly AAA nrMtMf. Us btt rji)?' lM"f'Mf.tnlriI.,t L2L Geology of Southern Oregon By Russell A. Mitchell I Several years ago Francis Wells of the U. S. Geological Survey made a map of the Grants Pass Quadrangle in co pe ration with the Oregon Bureau of Mineral Industries. Principal rocks of the area were classified along with a discussion of their origin and age. princi pal minerals were also discussed Including gold and the probable future of gold mining in the area. The Grants Pass Quadrangle In cludes land from the California line north to a few miles north of Grants Pass, and east from a line about six miles west of Grants Pass to a line about the same distance west of Medford. The map is too technical for the average prospector. Fortun ately only a general knowledge of geology is of benefit to the miner or prospector. Most gold mines have been found by men who know nothing of geology and of course the name of a rock has no bearing on its mineral content. Age Mo Criterion However, practically any pros pector is happy when he can name a rock and discuss its age and origin. One can hear al most any time prospectors state with definite assurance that the Sisklyous are composed of the oldest known rocks and advance this argument as proof that southern Oregon must be a great gold mining region. Truth is that the age of the rock has no bearing on its gold content. If gold is there, it is there and the man who finds it in commercial quantity is lucky. That rule holds for other minerals in a much less degree as the classi fications of mineral veins re veals. Five Ages Represented According to Mr. Wells there are five ages of rock represented in the area Paleozoic, Juras sic, Cretaceous, Eocene and Quaternary. Paleozoic rocks include the old schists found on Elliott Creek; argillites extending in long bodies from southwest to northeast and Including lime stones, quartzlte and chert. Whiskey Peak is a beautiful ex ample of banded and folded chert. The , meta-volcanics of this age just about cover the map. The Jurassic age includes sedi ments of dark slate found along nogue river beginning about six miles west of Grants Pass. The volcanic flows of this area are anaesite tiows which compose Holcomb peak; serpentine which manes up Iron mountain, Col lin s mountain, etc.: eabbro is found on the north side of the Applegate about one mile below Newhope. Gabbro is a deep, coarse grained rock which is called basalt where it flowed to the surface. Basalt is found all over ructorn Oregon and western Idaho. Ser pentine can be recognizer! bv It alteration to talc and soapstone near contacts. Quartz-diorite Is supposed to be the plutonic rock that underlies all other rocks of the area. It composes such peaks as Grayback, Palmer and Boaz mountain. The ridge run ning north of Jacksonville is grano-diorite. It would be called granite if its potash feld spar exceeded the soda-lime. Where Coal Formed The Cretaceous Age is repre sented by the dark green, gritty sandstone found along Jackson What makes these peas taste LOOK FOR creek. Coal was formed In this period. The Eocene Age is represent ed by sandstone In Sams Valley and the Quaternary is the loose alluvium lying at the foot of all hills now. As stated above veins are clas sified according to mineral con tent. Hypothermal veins were deposited at great depth and high temperature, supposedly be tween 300 and 500 degrees cen tigrade. Principal ores are cas siterite (tin), wolframite (tung sten) and molybdenite. I do not know of tin having been found here although both tungsten and molybdenite are known. Com mercial ores of these veins are usually gold, copper and lead, Mesothermal veins were form ed at medium depth and at a temperature between 200 and 300 degrees centigrade. Chief ores are gold, pyrite, chalcopy rite, arsenopyrite, galena, sphale rite, etc. Commercial values are usually gold, copper, lead and zinc. , I do not know of sphalerite having been found in this area but the other metals are fairly common. Sphalerite in other parts of the world is called black jack or zinc sulphide. Gold Main Metal Epithermal veins were deDOsit- ed at shallow depths and low temperature. Typical ores are gold, marcasite (iron), cinnabar ana stionite. Vein material is quartz, opal, calcite or barite, Commercial values are gold, sil ver and mercury. Gold is a orinclDal metal of all three types of veins but it does not follow that all veins will be rich in gold. Fortunately most veins of southern Oregon do carry gold, however, I know of an antimony vein tstibnitei thai shows only a trace of gold; also a copper vein (chalcopyrite) that assayed only a trace of gold. 1 once opened a tungsten vein supposed to have been deposited great aeotn. which urn. rtr.h wnn cinnabar. suDnosed to h snauow deposition. It assayed uiuy a race oi gold. une cannot arb trnrllu 1,. uuw ruies xor nature to follow Nature follows her own dans. but with a basic knowledge of ov.cui-e ne prospector can fol .,uiE s ruie ana see it re vealed in rocks and mineral ve.iis. ,iayr Wyoming produced "ou.uou snon tons of stone val uea at $383,463 and- 1,460,683 anon tons of sand and gravel vaiuea at $7ZU,3B1. LEGAL NOTICES Summons For Puhllutl nn IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF iria. siats OF OREGON run JACKSON COUNTY. wiilJS GUY TIBBITS, also Known as W1LL.1E G TIB BITS, and VINETA GLADYS wddijo, nusband and wife Plaintiffs, vs. VON DER HEL- L.X.IM ana BKOWN. a co-Dart nership; BUTCHER, HELVIG in aim sun, a co-partner snip WILLIAM VON DER H ELLEN and HELEN VON DER HELLEN, husband and wife; JOHN BROWN and . MARY BROWN, husband and wne; JACK BUTCHER and MARY BUTCHER, husband and wife; THOMAS HELVIG and JUNE HELVIG, husband mm wue; K1LMAHU TRAN SON and SARAH transom husband and wife; CHARLES WALKER, a single man; GRACE WALKER and JOHN uve., ner husband, if married each and all of the unknown heirs of each and all of the Flavor the quality peat with above Earned defendants; also, all other persons or parties un known claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate described in the complaint herein, Defendants. TO EACH AND ALL OF THE ABOVE DEFENDANTS EX CEPT WILLIAM VON DER HELLEN and HELEN VON DER HELLEN, husband and wife, and CHARLES WALK ER, a single man. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you and each of you are hereby required to aDDear and answer the com plaint filed against, you in tne above entitled suit on or before the last dav or four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and II you tan so to aDDear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, the ilaintlffs win apply to me coun or the relief demanded in their complaint, succinctly stated as follows: That each and all of the de fendants herein be required to fully set forth any and all rignt title, estate, lien, claim or inter est whatsoever that they, or any of them may have, or claim, in, to, or upon the real property de scribed In the complaint herein, or any part or parcel thereof, which said real orooerty is situ ated in Jackson County Oregon, and more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Lots 8. 9, 10, II, 12, 13 and 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29, all In Block 7, of the CENTRAL ADDITION to Eagle Point, in Jackson County, Oregon. That each and all of the claims that may be mado on the part of any or all of said defendants herein, in or to said real prop erty herein described, or any part thereof, be adjudged ana declared to be null and void; that the plaintiffs herein be de creed to be the owners in fee simple of said real property free and clear of any right or claim whatsoever on the part ot said defendants, or any of them. That each and all of the de fendants herein, and each and all persons claiming, or to claim by, through or under them, or any of them, be forever enjoined. restrained and barred from as serting, attempting to establish, or claiming any right, title, estate. Hen or interest whatso ever In. to, or upon said real DroDertv. or any Dart or oarcel thereof, and that plaintiffs' title to said premises do forever quieted and set at rest. This summons is punusnea oy order of 'the Honorable H. K. Hanna, Judge of the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Ore gon, made and entered on the 26th day of January. 1946. The time prescribed In said ordci for publication of this sum mons is once each weeK for four consecutive weeks. The date of the first publication of this sum mons is January 28th, 1946. , O. H. BENGTSON, Attorney for Plaintiff. 126 East Main Street, Medford, Oregon. CALL FOR BIDS 15,000 Negotiable Interest Bearing Warrants Sealed bids will be received on both interest rate and prin cipal for the purchase of five one thousand dollar negotiable interest bearing school warrants, payable one each year, to be is sued by North Phoenix School District No. 24, Jackson County. Bids will be received up to 3:00 p. m. o clock, Monday, February 25, 1946. Bids will be opened at school board meeting to be held at the schoolhouse at 8:00 p. m. Feb. 25, 1946. The Board re serves the right to reject all bids. Address all sealed bids to the clerk, Coral Schroeder, route 4, box 195, Medford, Oregon. HOTioTbP ' FINALMEETINa In the County Court ot the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of AXEL E. AMUNDSEN, De ceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned Executor has filed wljh the above entitled HERE'S HOW WE DO IT I Crown front our own special strain of teed, where toll and climate produce Ihe fined quality. They're horv.ifed uit when they're ready. Day or nlghtl won't wait. They're Mended""" for flavor balance. A quality selection of uil the tattlett peoi in the pod. They're fas -pecked right after picking. For nothing's more Important In canned-pea quality. read the faiKH, ft&C bland Monday. Feb. It. 1941 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Court Its duly verified First and final Account and that said Court has set the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. on February 27th, 1946, as the time, and the court room of said Court In the court house In Medford, Oregon, as the place for the consideration of said account, the approval there of, and the discharging of the said Executor and the final clos ing of said estate as fully pro bated upon. All persons having any Inter est in said estate are hereby no tified and required to appear at said time and place and show cause, If any they have, why such relief should not be granted. Dated and first published at Medford. Oregon, on this the 4th day of February, 1946. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND. Executor of the estate of Axel E. Amundsen, de ceased. F. J. NEWMAN, ' Attorney for Said Estate. CITATION In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Guardian ship of the Estate of MARTHA MacDONALD, an incompetent person. To Edward MacDonald, Robert MacDonald and William Mac Donald: You, and each of you, are hereby summoned, cited, order ed and required to appear in this said court and cause in the County Courtroom at Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, at the hour of ten o'clock, A. M on Wednesday, March 13th, 1946, said dote being more than four weeks after the first publication of this said citation, and then and there show cause, it any. there be, why George Holzsang. the duly appointed, qualified and acting guardian of the estate of the above named incompetent, should not be authorized, li censed, empowered 'nd ordered to sell all of the right, title, es tate, lien and Interest that he as such guardian or said incompe tent may nave or claim to have in and to the following described premises lying and being situate In Jackson, County, Oregon, to wit: All of Donation Land Claim No. 42 In Township 38 South, Range 3 West of the Willam ette Meridian, in Jackson County, Oregon. The South Half of the North east Quarter; the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quar ter, and Government Lot No. 3, all In Section 23, Township 38 South, Range 3 West of the Willamette Meridian, In Jack son County, Oregon, at private sale for cash. This citation is published once each week for four consecutive weeks under and by virtue of an order duly made, rendered and entered by the Hon. J. B. Cole man, County Judge, under date 0 fWTrj 'JSC Vv-aeXi Exactly that, Mrs. American Housewifi Even though load fats are ration free now... industrial fats are atill very scarce. That's why it Is so Im portant to keep turning in your used kitchen grease, to help m soap and other peacetime products. Not for months will the fat sur. be back to normal. Meantime, ; can help the situation by salvaging used fats I aFTBR. WHAT MK. 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