Medford mail tribune., April 30, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, rEDFORD, OT.'KflOX, MONDAY, AT'RT fj P0,
PAGE THREE
NEWLY ELECTED
FAIR DIRECTORS
TO MEET TONIGHT
The first meeting of the newly
elected and . appointed directors of
the Jackson County Fair ussociiitton
will bo held al the .office of the Med
fnrrt Chamber of Commerce HiIh
evening. They will elect officers and
give consideration to the details of
tlH Juno automobile and motorcycle
rae meet and the county fair.
Thd fair ia being offered some very
strbng attractions this year and
should the board see their way clear
to financially obligate themselves for
same, then Jackson county will have
Itrvery reason for feeling confident
thing in their power to make this the
greatest county fair on the coast.
Under the lease from the county,
the fail association elects eleven di
rectors, the county authorities ap-
ioint six and the city authorities ap
' Volnt six. The county lias as their
appointees A. C. Nininger and A. C.
Joy of Ashland, M. S. Johnson of
Oild Hill. Tom Farlow of Luke Creek,
F. E. Upton of Central Point and
Miles Cantrall of Applegnto. . The
city council appointed C. E. Gates,
John W. Cafkln, S. I. Brown. W. 11.
Gore, H. L. Walther and O. O. Alen
derfer. Those elected by tho asso
ciation are E. C. Gaddis, George Al
ford of Phoenix, Elten E. Beeson and
D. M. Lowe of Talent, Vern 11. Pen
dleton of Table nock, . M. J. Not-ris
of Phoenix,. T. H. Simpson of Ash
land, J. Wi Wakefield, C. C. Cate,
David Rosenberg and S. Sumpter
Smith.
Coming to the Page Theater
TO
Ilk . t i ii ' A 1 1
I i v, Y;v( "mil i
! r v i vtv fed
I Walker WhltesICe ana- Sydney Shields in "The Hindu."'
lONEWPil
One hundred and sixteen votes
have been cast so far In the final
election for directors o( tho Medfonl
Chamber of Commerce and the polls
cIorq on Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock. Thoso members who have
not already voted, and who expect to,
should see that their ' ballots are
mailed before Tuesday evening.
15y huvlnt the polls closed ut four
o'clock In tho afternoon, it will give
the tollers un opportunity to com
plete their count before tho time of
the membership meeting on Wednes
day evening. Tills meeting will bo
held in tho basement hall of the
Hotel Medforfl at seven-thirty. There
will be no dinner preceedlng the
meeting, but the entire time will bo
devoted to business of tho chamber.
A short address will be made by
E. J. Adams, secretary to Senator
Stnnfield. iHe Is nn able orator and
has an Interesting message. A change
in the bylaws, reducing duos from
twenty-five dollars to twelve and a
half will be acted upon and the bal
ance of tho evening will be taken up
In tho consideration of publicity lit
erature and such other subjects as
the members may wish to present.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. O. Howlctt
hm k to t)u-m a ut! point to a lot of
rul'hlHh ho had uIouk tho Blduwnlk
next to his K'tniK1' hut ho dk not
Htop for them to coint', but wont
rlxht at it rlotinlnK the old lumber
away that had boon loft whon m
hud bet-h moving ht houso and by
tho time 1 Kut around oti my way
home he had it all iiU-i-ly cK'Tincd up
and put away. I notlred also that:
thy hnvo Hecured n lot of roiling
lumber and ntv going to finish up
tho half done job that the men done;
on our town hall, that 1m now UHt-d
for our town library. With such j
women us uro ut tho bond of the!
Ladies' Civic Improvement dub of
Kiltie Point, tiomt-thlnK bus to move
when they i;et started.
F, V. HooHer and 1 It. Wear,
salesmen for Martin lros. lMano.i,
were here for dinner and supper
Thursday and so was Thomas Swola
and A. C. Shelby, hardware sales
men.
Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Tedwlek are
enjoying" u visit from their daiiKhter
and children, Mrs. Stove Urumble, of
Klanmth Kails.
Horn to tho wifo of Aden llaselton,
April 20, a six-pound Kh'l In Kverott,
WnshlnKton. Mr. llaselton is ono of
our Kagle Point raised boys and his
wife is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
1-3. H. Tedwlek und they are rejoicing
over tho arrival of another gnind-damrbter.
You'll win the fighl against
Constipation with Keliogg's Bran!
It Is womlerf ul news for every con
stipation sufferer to know that
KelluKR's Brau guarantees permanent
relief if it is eaten regularly. Two
tablespoon!' ills each day ; as mudi with
each meal in chronic eases taken con
mtitontly will work health wonders,
driving out toxic poi-Hond, freeing
affected organs and allowing nature to
eliminuto tho wastes in its own way I
Think what this means to health
when you know that constipation is
responsible for a largo mujority of
human ailments; t lint it is often tho
direct cnuso of Bright 's nnd diahetut;
that, in milder form, it is responsible
for sick headaches, biliousness, nausea,
tour breath, pimples, etc.
Get ft paekago of Kellogg 's Bran
to-day and tight against constipation
cud what it leads to I Free your family
from Its ravages; free yourself from
its grip! Within a week you will bo
surprised at tho improvement.
Kellogg 's Bran is not only a per
maiieut relief from constipation, but
it ia a health food, containing mineral
salts as well as other vital food ole
tmmta that are a necessity to human
life.
Knt Kellogg 's Brnti as a cereal, or
sprinklo it on or mix it with other
hot or cold cereals because it is ready
to eat. It is delicious cooked with
hot ceroala. And, you havo missed i
much if you do nut know the delights
of bran muftius, brau raisin bread,
bran griddle cakes, etc. ...
Leading hotels, clubs and restau-,
runts serve Kellogg 's Bran in indi
vidual puc k u gcs. All g rocera sell
Kollogg'B Bran, " 1
MACHINE WORK
Repairing
Babbitting and Welding
Crater Ti.ko Ant.omnt.iv On
Kodak Finishing-, ";'
for those who demand the but.
Swem's Studio
217 K. Main MrAtord
Dairymen, who supply thq major
portion of fresh milk for local con
sumption have hcen havinff n contro
versy with the dealers on uccount of
the dairymen's demand for an in
creased price for their product. The
dealers are hesitating about paying
the price because it would become
necessary for them to increase the
price to the consumer nnd they fear
a loss of business thereby. '
Dairymen claim that they are not
making any money selling their fresh
milk at the present price nnd they
MEN'S CLUBS .
DISTPJGT MEETING
MEN! SATURDAY
ii in miii.
One of the interesting club affairs
have requested tho directors of the 0f the month is the ninth annual con
Medford Chamber of Commerce to foren(.e 0 tnB southern Oregon Fcle
appolnt a committee of three men to Women's clubs which will
investigate their claim that protluc-1 .
tion costs are more than they are re- bo held In Talent Saturday, May 6.
celvlng for their milk. The morning session will open at
The request of tho dairymen is1 9:30 and will be devoted to business
being considered by the directors of and to the reading or mo '
the chamber this afternoon. the president ol tno siaie
Mrs. Ida Ji. t'allanan 01. unia"'"
ljuneheon will be served liy the Tal
ent Community club, with Mrs. A. O.
Manning, .chairman.. . - . ...i
A progrnm replete with Interest
and entertainment has been prepared
for the' nfternoon nnd evening ses
sions. Including an address by Ur. W.
J. Kerr, president of tho Oregon
Agricultural college, who will Kpe::l(
on "Egyptology." illustrated with lan
tern slides. Irving Vining of Ash
land will speak on "Legends of
Southern Oregon"; IT. P. Campbell
(Dick Posey) of Ashland will read
some of his inimitable poems. Music
iOmost ready
Quick Quaker Oats
' Co'tk in 3 to 5 minute
1,'ow tr.ete is a QmV Quaker Oats,
. wel J the style you know.
The Quick style, perfected by our
cxfi'rf, is the quickest cooking oats
te :ne world. It cooks to perfection
n J to 3 minutes.
btt'U styles have the quality and
fjctw which have won the world.
'.Vty are flaked from queen grains
this Just, the rich, plump, flavory
ia.. We get but ten pounds front
a Oi:hel.
Btit In Quick Quaker the cats are
tut before flaking. They are rolled
ery thin and partly cooked. So the
Makes are smaller and thinner that
i) all. And the small thin flakes cook
luickly.
The Quick style is marked
"Quick" on the label. Tell your
grocer which you want.
Civic, Greater Medfonl. Grants Pass
Woman's, Hogue Hiver Clvie, J2agld
Point C'ivie, Upper Valley Woman's
and the Talent Community club.
Johnny Hines Stars, Rlalto - ;
Tho feature at the Htalto theatre to
day and tomorrow, "Sure-PIre Flint,"
with energetic and comical ' Johnny
Hines as tho star, is packed full ot
thrills and amusing episodes.
llinos is seen as a good-natured,
happy-go-lucky and honest youth,
whose energy and daring know no
bounds. He is ready for anything, be
Among those, who were hero for
dinner last , Monday were George
Stevens, one of the business men oi
the valley, who mukes his headquar
ters on one of his farms on Hoss
I.an;. between Medford and Jackson-
I vtlle. He : was out in this district
I looking attar hs Interests In this sec
tion of tho'iouiury, for ho also owns
u nne farm and orchard in the neigh
borhood of Wellen.
J. H. Carlton, another ono. of our
live, awake farmers and stock men
I of thu Wellen section, who is one of
the contractors on the laterals for
the Eagle 1'oint-ISuttc Falls canal
and is now engaged on a lateral on
the desert north of Eagle Point. 1
say the desert because it ha been
I called by that name, hut when It Is
properly cultivated and seeded with
the right kind of seed and properly
I watered, there is no telling the
! amount of stuff that can bo pYoduced
: on an acre of that land. This morning
1 heard a man talking about his
clover that he has growing on desert
land and he said that it was a foot
high and as thick as It could stand,
I but without water It is of little use.
Mrs. George W. Averill was also here
for dinney Monday:on her way to
Medford to visit her husband, who
is in a hospital there, on account of
his having been thrown off of his
wagon nnd having his leg broken and
it dancing, society or thug chasing.
His attempts at mastering nil of these the wagon whoel running across hlsi
and in the bargain winning the girl chest: C. A. - Hamlin. Mid A. E. Kicker
of his dreams' are air successful
Doris Kenyon is seen as "tho only
girl." Others in the cast Include Rob
ert Edeson, Effie Shannon, Charles
Gerrard, Edmund Dreese and J. Bar
ney Sherry.
Calne's "Christian," Page ,
Maurice Tourneur's production of
Sir Hall Caine's ' famous novel, "The
Christian," will be shown at the Pago
will be furnished by some of the best theater Thursday, Friday and Satur
talent in Ashland und Grants Pass. ! (lay Tile ac.jon transnires at Cam-
Mrs. Jay Terrill of Talent is presi- j )ruge university, Epsom Downs and
the Isle of Mann, where the entire
dent of the federation, end other of
ficers are: Vico' president, Mrs. Gor
don MacCracken of Ashland: corres
ponding secretary, Mrs. Harry Caster,
Talent; treasurer," -Mrs. Mary L,.
Whitney, Grants pass.
Southern Oregon .has the distinc
tion of having the only district fede
ration in the state.- Its-object is to
unite in the several women's clubs in
the district for social bettermen and
for educational, civic and legislative
Improvement. All women's clubs
which nre non-sectarian and non
partisan ore eligible for mombcrshiji.
Tho federation Is affiliated with the
state federation. The clubs belonging
to the district federation are Ashland
JSfri
. Jl Ml -
1 ism v msrmyi a .
O
N BIG construction jobs, on grading work, and in
thd ouarries and fields where heavy trucks do
heavy work, where the roads are rough and the grades
are steep there Shell Gasoline measures up to every
demand made upori it It is used and approved every
where in the west
SHELL COMPANY
Or CALIFORNIA
cast was takeu for the filming of the
play. Tho story tells of John Storm's
devotion to religion and his sacrifice
for the love of an actress. Menard
Dix plays John Storm, supported by
Mao llusch, Gareth Hughes, Phyllis
Haver, Cyril Chadwlck, Mahlon Ham
ilton, Joseph Dowllng, Claude Cllling
water and Aileen Pringle. .
The following letter has been re
ceived by the Eden Valley correspon
dent: Talent, Ore., April 24.
Dear Madam: Just a line to say that
In digging a well on Tim Burnett's
place in Talent they have struck oil;
not a gusher yet, hut there' Is plenty
of room for a gusher as they are only
down about 12 or 15 feet.
I loping It will be a gusher I remain
yours very truly for business,
- J. C. MASON',
. Talent, Ore.
P. S.: Would like to see Talent
booin a little.
One of the most daring of the night
riding cases yet to come to view, was
that which took place last Monday
night In this vicinity. Tho victims,
Mr. and Mrs. Kaymond Furry, were
taken shortly after their wedding sup
per, at the liome of the groom's par
ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E. Furry, anil
placed In a trailer behind a fast car
driven by a reckless driver and taken
for a ride. About six cars followed in
the procession which wound Its way
to Medford up the main drag, out
Onkdale, through Lovers' Lane, back
to the highway and home. Several
stops wore made to see If the vows
they hod taken, to love, honor and be
have, were still holding, and nlthougli
badly shaken, vows and victims came
through "Hlttin". prclty." So the re
mainder of the evening was spent
with music, dancing und wishing the
young couple all tho usual nice things.
A delicious lunch was nerved with
Jess Furry lireslding at the punch
bowl, An investigation resulted lu
tho Indictment of the Misses Edna
and Eva Watkins and Sybil Furry;
Messrs. Kalph , I layman nnd Jest
Furry. The penalty should he that
each one In the. near future go through
the some ordeal.
of Medford, nnd eleven others whose
names I did not got, or having put
them in a letter very recently for
lately wo have hnd qulto a number
of comers and goers and many of
them I fail to recognize by nnme.
Mr. It. H. Taffer, who lives nt tho
Dead lndinn Soda Springs, was a
passenger on tho Medford-Eaglo
Point stage Tuesday and went up
home on the Eagle Point-Lake Cpoek
stage. ,
W. G. Knighton, one of the early
pioiicers of Oregon who came to this
country In 18ti7 and for several years
was a resident of this section, but
now Is living with a granddaughter
on Wagner creek, near Talent, came
out on the Mcdford-Butte Falls
stage and spent the night and tho
next day, up to 2:46 p. m., attending
to business and visiting old neighbors
and friends. While hero he gave me
his subscription to The Medford Mall
Tribune, so that ho could keep posted
ns to what Is going on In this section
of the country. Ho went from here
to Portland to visit a grandson.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C. Piper of Port
land wero among the diners Wednes
day and so was our popular sales
man, Charley Brown, who formerly
was with C. E. Gates, but now Is a
member of the Mason Motor 1 Co.
force. Mr. Chaps, also of Medford
was here Wednesday and John How
aril, an Old Veteran of the civil war,
spent the night with us. He was Just
returning from Colorado, where he
had been visiting ono of his grand
sons. Helen Karr and - Ttalph Cooksen,
Medford, came In for supper nnd a
little later Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Whlto
man, Carl Bowman and Mr. Wm.
Helser of Medford were here for sup
per. They were out in the interest
of rndlo machines. -
Wm. Prultt, one of the old resi
dents of this valley, now located In
the Wellen district, was here patron
izing our blacksmith Thursday.
B. F. Fuller and his daughter, Mrs.
Titus, were business callers Thursday
and so was Joe Hnskins. Jr. Ho re
ports that they are turning out
quite a lot of ties for the S. P. K. H.
Co. J
Mrs. W. B. Watson of Ban Fran
cisco, enmo out on tho Butte Falls
stage, where she had been visiting
her mother, Mrs. E. E. Smith and
sister, Mrs. Ira Tungate. Hhe was
met here by another sister, Mrs. Ed
Condon and taken out to her home,
where she Intends to remain a week
visiting before she returns to her
homo In Snn Frnncisco. Bho re
ported that thnt morning tho roof
of Mrs.; (Grandma) Berry Edmond
on' houso, had taken fire and
burned off considerable of It, ,hut no
special damage was dono and that
the damages would be repaired by
night.
I must not fall to mention the fact
that tho Ladles' Civic Improvement
club of Eagle Point have done a nent
Job whlln they were at It, cleaning
up In our town. I spoke Is tho for
mer part of this letter nbout meeting
Mattle Brown with her rnko and
gunnysnek on Monday morning and
working like n trooper, but tho next
day she had ddded to her force some
six or elRht other women nnd thoy
were taking everything before them,
and I called the attention of Ell Da-
BiifldBidttre ,
If roofs could talk theywould
complain more of the hot
sun than all the rain or snow which
attacks them. Excessive heat, that
dries and parches, is a very searching
test of roofing endurance. The unfail
ing resistance of Ccrfciin-tcci Rooing to
this continual baking process Is a most
important factor in that through-and-through
quality which makes it imper
vious to rain, snow and sparks as well.'
Owners of every conceivable type cf
building, in every section of the coun
try, can testify to die durability of
Ccrtain-tecd. You, therefore, need not
experiment; you may know in advance
that you can "build to endure"
Certain-teed
ing resistance of Ccruu'n-tcci Rooing to '
this continual baking process is a most lv. ' '''
j ' important factor in that through-and- 3 JNjj
through quality which makes it imper- ''T7(S?0S5
(J vious to rain, snow and sparks as well.' 'i'fifl mX
! Owners of every conceivable type of : ' ' ll VVV "
building, in every section of the coun- 4
try, can testify to die durability of ' AjnjL " n -.
Ccrtain-tecd. You, therefore, need not lf"- K
experiment; you may know in advance A !L frTri
jjjl l" "
Distributed by tho following wnolesnlers.
MAHOX-KHRM AN CO., Mixlford, Oregon
CAN tin l'l'IlCHAHEl) FItOM. TIIM FOLLOWING DEALKtlfl:
The. Independent Lbr. Co., Medford, Ore.
Cenlrnl Point. Lbr. Co., Central Point, Ore.
Tho Viilley lldwo. Co., Grants Pass, Ore.
Tho Valley Lbr. Co., Grants Pass, Ore.
W. If. HinKh, Medford, Ore. " '
Provost Br(w. Ashland, Ore.
Cramer Hros., Grents Past, Ore".
I". H. Womlln. Grants Pss Ore.
iT,m.,Mn-iMi;-l - - - """"'".'TTn - - L, .-T-"-- ''T"'". T . .
Mason; Etirmari
Medford
Wholesale Distributors of Certain-teed Products
Headquarters for Certain-teed Roofing and iByiing Papers
Independent Lumber Gq
224 North Riverside
"For Service"
Phone 243
: Medford, Oregon
Mordoff & Woolf 1
We Feature Certain-teed Paints,
Linoleums and Oilcloth '
. " '.'.-.. ." .
217 E. Main. . Phone 9 "See us before you buy" . Medford, Oregtm