A Nichols' Worth oF
Comment On This and That
HARMAN W. NICHOLS
Unittd Pr.u fHivtt Writti
Washington, June 16 (U.R)
The department of agriculture
is interested in a new way to
snoo Illes so
f J l they won't
VI come back.
wy'z- w The dePart-
WySv I ment'i interest
M vf stems from the
Harman Nichols
annoyance
mm. t. s. on
bert of Rich
m o n d, V a.,
worked up
last summer
against a pas
set of pesky
flies.
One day she
called in a man
to fix the hot water heater and
mentioned something about her
"fly battle." The heater man said
not to worry about a thing. Just
put i few wads of cotton on the
screen door.
The lady didn't believe him
and kept on fanning the swat
ter. That wasn't getting rid of
In the Day's News
By FRANK JENKINS
From London:
The nation's governing Labor
partv called today for Britain
TO KEEP OUT OF FURTHER
PROGRAMS FOR EUROPEAN
POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC
UNION UNTIL UNITY-MINDED
CONTINENTAL NATIONS
TURN SOCIALIST.
JN OTHER words:
Britain's socialist government
says to the nations if Western
Europe which are seeking the
strength that comes with unity:
'We can't work with you until
you turn to socialism, as we
have done."
pROM Paris:
"The French foreign office to
day expressed astonishment over
the stand taken by Britain's La
bor party against plans for po
litical and economic unification
of Western Europe.
"An official spokesman at the
foreign office said: 'It is aston
ishing that the British Labor
party should take such a posi
tion. We had not been led to
expect anything like it by the
reaction we had seen betore. It
is even more astonishing that
the position is taken against the
council of Europe even before
the council of Europe meets.' "
THERE is an old saying to the
effect that blood is thicker
than water. It is beginning to
look like socialism is even thick
er than blood.
NOTHER thought:
Britain, a socialist governed
country, has gratefully accepted
all the very considerable assist
ance that we, a free country,
have offered. It is still asking
for MORE assistance.
The S64 question:
If the situation had been re
versed and we had been asking
socialist Britain for help, do you
suppose Britain would have
said: "Turn socialist and we will
help you. Otherwise, NOT."
A STORY from Portland In
forms us that the much fear
ed Columbia river flood is
dwindling so rapidly that it is
no longer a menace.
One of the troubles of this
modern life is that we get scared
out of our boots by so many
things that never happen.
very many flies, so finally, In
desperation, she decided to do
things the hcaterman's way.
Flits Diiapptar
Mrs. Gilbert pitched away the
swatter and reached for a box
of cotton. She wetted a wad and
stuck it through the screen with
a bobby pin. She glued some on
the front door and the back
door.
The flies disappeared.
The word got around Rich
mond. Pretty soon, every cot
tage in the town was pockmark
ed with cotton-dotted screens.
Folks called to ask for infor
mation, and to learn the name
of the hot-water heater man.
He eventually was Identified as
one F. X. Thompson. Mrs. G.
didn't know whv the flies left;
neither did Mr. T.
Sclantlsts Com
Scientists came to Mrs. Gil
bert's door like flies. One was
G. T. French, state entomologist,
who was wearing a "show-me"
look on his face. He saw no flies
on the Gilbert door and conclud
ed that certain colors are against
the grain of insects. In this case,
white.
Some local merchants quickly
fell in love with Mrs. Gilbert
after the word got around. They
sold lots of cotton.
Cotton sales, according to re
ports, went up about 50 per cent.
Flies Leave City
Flies got so unhappy they left
the city and the latest dispatches
say there hasn't been a single
fly around yet this spring.
In Washington, the depart
ment of agriculture, ever on the
look for a club to use on the fly.
is alert. '
Acriculture Secretary Charles
F. Brannan had no comment.
But an aide said that maybe he
had the solution: (It The flies
may think cotton is their dread
ed enemy, the moth: (2) The
dumb flies think the cotton in
the screen doors is a spider web.
Girls' Stale Picks
ical Governor
Salem, Ore., June 16 (U.R)
Ruth Joseph, a "federalist" from
Weiser. Ida., who attends school
in Ontario, Ore., yesterday was
elected mythical governor in a
two-party election for a dozen
offices in the six-day girls' state
convention on the Willamette
university campus.
Creagh Brennan of Pendle
ton, a "nationalist," won the sec
ond post of secretary of state!
Jo Ann Toikka of Astoria, a
"federalist." was electpd treas
urer; Mary Hooker, Klamath
Falls "nationalist," was named
attorney general, and Ann Hill
of Cottage Grove, a "national
ist," was elected labor commissioner.
In the non - partisan races
Katherin Burlingham of Forest
Grove, won the position of chief
justice of the supreme court.
Other justices are Ann Charles
of Eugene. Barbara Russell of
Toledo and Amy Reahmus of
Portland.
SchooJ District 102
Slates Election Monday
Voters of the Kenwood school
district, No. 102, will hold their
annual election at 8 p.m.. Mon
day, June 19, at the Albert Puhl
residence on Table Rock road,
it was announced today.
Business to be transacted in
cludes election of a new director,
and naming a new representative
on the county rural school board
for Zone 3.
Opening Announcement
Beginning SUNDAY June 18
NOW AT MEDFORD
OFFICE OF
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there will be at first a few doubters and scoffers, but also
there will be others who will give the herbs a fair trial for
their health's sake, when others fail. They will inquire in
telligently and fairmindedly and learn the facts.
THERE IS NO MYSTERY CONCERNING HERBS. DO NOT
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North Bend
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Americans to Hear
Information on
Atomic Energy
Washington, June 18 (U.R)
The atomic energy commission
has decided to tell Americans
some of the things Russians al
ready know about atomic en-
FVhat it tells probably will be
of value to industry and private
research, an official said today,
but it won't set off any sensa
tions. The public will know as little
as now about weapon technol
ogy, stockpiles, ana production
rates.
Of more interest to the gen
eral public will be other atomic
releases coming up in the next
couple of months.
They will tell the public part
of what it already has heard
about H-bombs reactions, more
than it presently knows about
A-bomb blast effects, and quite
a lot about radiation injury and
how to treat it.
The other technical Informa
tion for the most part will be
scientific data relating to atomic
reactors the machines for mak
ing atomic power, explosives, or
both.
It won't be shoved out in one
package and won't in any way
compare to the famous Smyth
report on the A-bomb which was
put out in 1945. The information
will be released gradually. The
declassification mills grind slow
ly. The decision to release more
reactor information is based on
the .simple fact that Russia ob
viously already possesses it and
so there is no point in keeping
it from American.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Circuit Court of tn State of
Orfon for the County of Jackson
Probatp Department
In the Matter of the Estate of
Mvra B Wade, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
I have been duly and regularly ap
pointed Administrator of the above
entitled estate under and by virtue
of an order of the Circuit Court of
Jackson County, Oregon. Prohate De
partment, duly made, rendered and
entered upon Juna 19th, 1050. and ill
rrediton having claims against said
deceased are hereby notified to pre
sent the n.ime. duly verified, to me
at the office of my attorneys, Geora
M Roberts. G. W. Kellinftton and Ed
ward Br. inch field. 201-3 United Stale
National Bnnk Building. Medtord,
Or en on. within 4i months from the
date of this notice.
Dated Medford. Ore ion, this 16th
day of June. 1HM.
H E Bedford
Administrator of Estate of
Mvra B. Wade, deceased.
NOTICE OF BOND RAI.E
Notice ts hereby iven that nealed
birit will be received by the under
signed until the hour of 8 o'clock
p m.. (Pacific Standard Time) on the
atuh dav of June, 1030, and immedU
attly thereafter publicly opened by
the school district board of School
District No. 3, Jackson County, Ore
Ron, at the school house in said school
district in Ruch, Oreiron. for an issue
of bonds of said school district in the
amount of Thirty rive Thousand
iS33.000 00i Dollars, said honds to be
in the denomination of $500.00 each,
dated July 1. 1930, and to mature
senallv in numerical order as follows:
Sis oo oo on the 1st day of July in
each of the yeara 1032 to lf62 In
clusive; $2000 on the 1st day of
July In each of the years 1963 to
1970 inclusive, and $2,300 on the
'1st day Of July, 1971.
Said bonds to bear interest at the
rate of not to exceed five (SV ) per
cent per annum, payable semi-annually,
principal and interest payable
at the office of the County Treasurer
of Jackson County, Oregon, or at the
fiscal agency of the State of Ore non
in New York City, at the option of
the purchaser.
Said bonds were duly authorized at
an election held on June S. 1930.
Bids must be for not less than par
and accrued interest to date of de
livery and be accompanied by a cer
tlfid check In the amount of $700 00.
The approving legal opinion of Win
free. McCulloch, Shuler & Say re, at
torneys at law. at Portland. Oregon,
will be furnished the successful
bidder.
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids.
Ada Wertx. Clerk of
School District No. 3
F P Tarrell
308 Fluhrer Bldg., Medford, Ore.
Attorney for School District No. 3
Datad May tfl. tflo.
Otto J. FrohnmayeT
Administrator with the Will Annexed
of the Estate of Raymond R. W
Berglund, Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NO. 8483
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY PROBATE DIVI
SION In the matter of the estate of
RAYMOND R. W. BERGLUND.
Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
the Circuit Court for Jackson Com:,
tv. Oregon. na appointed me as ad
ministrator wnh the will annexed of
the estate of Raymond R W. Berg
!und, deceased All persons having
claims against said estate are here
by required to present the same, with
proper vouchers, within .ux months
from this date at the office of Neff,
Frohnmayer & Lcwry. Cooley
Theatre Building. Medford. Oregon.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS
Soaleo bids will be received by
Shadv Cove School Board at the
Shndv Cove School Superintendent"
ofuce at Shady Cove. Oregon until
June 23rd. 8 p.m.. for the construction
of an addition to the Shady Cove
School building for the Jackson Coun
tv School District, and will then and
there be opened and publicly read
aloud. Bids received after the time
fixed for opening will not he con-
Friday. June 16. 1950
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN :
sidered.
Plans and specifications and form
of Contract documents may be ex
amined at School Superintendent's
Office and at the office of R. J. Keen
ey, Architect. 32 N Central Street,
Medford, Oregon, and a set of aid
plans, specif icat ions and forms may
be obtained at the office of R J
KFENEY. Architect. 32 N. Central
Street, Medford, Oregon, upon de
posit of M000
The full amount of deposit for each
set of documents will be returned to
each nciunl bidder within a reason
able time after receipts of bids. Other
deposits will be refunded with de
duction not exceeding the actual cost
of reproduction of the drawings,
upon the return of all documents In
good condition within 30 days after
the rinte of opening bids.
Each bid shall be accompanied by
a certified check, cashier's check, or
bid bond (with authorized surety
company as surety) made payable to
the Owner in amount not less than 5
of the amount of bid.
The Jackson County School Dlst
trtct reserve the nqht to reject any
and all bids and to waive Informali
ties. The Contractor la to oomplett
the addition on or before September
1. 1B30.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
after the hour set for the opening
thereof, or before award of contract,
unless said award is delayed for a
period exceeding 30 days.
Wm, Shepherd
Superintendent of School
Ann Brig is
Clerk. School Board .
First Publication: June 0. 1930
Last Publication: June 93, 1930
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Fresh rang ulce I the kind you squeeie yourself.
II it pur, untouched, at natur mada It. You see
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health ara itlll there. And you know nothing could
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