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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1928)
f r POTTS TEN "rRTVFOTm m:tt; tvjt.vw, w.nroTm, rfmriov. ttsdaV, aptttl i, u 1928. HIGH WATER TAKES!1 OUT FALSE WORK rntiim r.Mtlalul .M Hill FOOTS CREEK SPAN i...;n lv nil rain. Oil Kuililuy. I L. A. 11. IU1H Klttilit suuimlurin lilt the viillry. j last wti-k. came uh a Itreut surprise to; -aiis. i- .nm .w.o. na..l. r.u u- hvi niiKKPlt MlJHI Of ArlllNr VlrtlliU 111 MViral days of npilliK, but the; lorn iuhi rrmuy iiiiiiiK. Mill ln.liruuii whiter. ir. aim .mis. l n in a lolial.ly It Is jul nn otiulnoxial visiku wiiii nuiius in janni. i and will lust only a few days .. : loniicr. Mil. Meshy V"Koll of 'laK nl A larK' crowd attended lllif dance ' viKllfd lit-r ihiiiKhli-r. .Mrs. (ivuru here at the pavilion on Saturday . A. Illisioo, at the lutler's home night. Tile music wan. an usual, in Ashland tor a day last wfk. furnished Ijv Klncald'fj lmlxTlal ! Mrs. William Uhnn from Talent t orchestra. The ihtlK'oy are Kivenwas a visitor In AslilanU last l'Yi- i. on Saturday nlshm, every two day. OOI.D llll.r., Apr. 2 The Jaia-(Weeks- i . Cui kerllue, general usent nee operetta. "Miss Cherry Jllos-, j)6 Lofton wan a visitor at Albany of the .Northwestern nom," whlili was liiven by the hoys! to .,. cly ,l!it week. !. Mutual Life Insurance, company, und Blr? chorus of the Hold 11111; ( (n necount of the recent rains, J spent several days in Ashland and hi)!h school at the bliih school i lho fulHework on the bridse lit .Medford last week on business, auditorium on the evening '' foots creek was washed out. The: Ceortte Van Nana of St. Helens. March SO, proved to be a hURe . iide Is being widened because ' Ore., grandson of f','. O. Van Nana success. The state netting for the flnierly It was to narrow for two of Ashland, recciilly broke both operetta, which was done by Misses' large cars to pass. This loses about: his h-eo in .4 collision with t l)orothy and Jleatrlce Conner, was Hlx months' work upon the bridge,!" to the last artistic color flnlsnea , wh,., will have to be done over. I Mr. and Mrs. Menitt Merrlman,, i Mrs. George llammorsly, Mrs. I Vaughn Quackenbush and Mi's. Al- Walker attended the American Legion dance at Medford on hat-j urday night. Lawrence Wltsett has Htartedi li ink while riding homo from d;i.vs ago fimil MaclliM-l, t'allf.. f-:t;eni on h:s niol ori ycb-. tleoie wli.ie he h.is been employed in 1.. atlending law school at Salem, ron-lru. lion wmk. He will go from which h will graduate in uai k to work when the weather June. The btlcst report is to the lcome favorable. is Improving jcaillne Hi earcliffe. who Is can be expected. amending school at the .Southern r. Central Point gar- Oregon normal, enjoyed a week- a visitor in Ashland end visit from her mother. Mrs. lire effect that I apiilly as Leo 1'ofi dener, was Sunday evening. The A-iiMml Study dub, pio neer oigaul.alion of litis charac ter In the city, will utttnd a covered illsjl luncheon at 1 o'clock Monday at tho homo of Mrs. T. .1. Malmgien at l'hoeiiix. The members will discuss plans for the program for the coming year. Miss 1-Jlla .Mi l.eod.. mathematics con,uet. Gardner was fined teacher at the Junior High school. ;iJiil 0 s t s by Municipal has been calleu to wisconisn oy ; JllJ),ulliin ircliffe of Klamath Vails. where she Is proprietor of the lietIV Jane shop. Miss NHilllie . reci ally returned with her father from a trip to lied lUuff. Calif. John Gardner of Ashland, was arersled early Saturday morning - by Chief of l'olice Ciaus. chuiged with drunkenness and disorderly $10 years ago was disclosed by llagmar (lodowsky.. a daughter of Leopold Codowsky. and subsyiuently wus confirmed by Mr. Hofmann and his - w ife. '; The wedding took place shortly after Mr. Hofmann and his first wife were divorced. interest in Uetly s great talent soon become a fatherly, interest In: Hetty herself and then ripened in to love," Miss Oodowsky said. Their baby son. Anton, is the most ' beautiful child I have ever seen. i He seems to have Inherited the talents ot bolh his parents." The divorce and marViuge were ly Short, 17-year-old student of secret, she explained, because niano. was releaveil today as the Mr. Hotmann teareu an anooujo..- OF PIANIST AND PUPIL REVEALED NKW YOUIC, Apr. 3. Thr mu-slcal talent hf discerned In iJt't- Gas Pains ? Get Quick Relief ! Put stop to ditcgreeable gat paint sod belching bv uiing Chamberlain' Tablet. They quickly end the disturbance by help ing your itonui n get back to normal. Pleas ant, easy to take. Correct biliouanem, in digntioii and constipation. Fifty and 3S cent pocket tiiea at druggistB. For free sample, write Chamberlain Medicuie Co., b0& 6th Ave Dca Moinea, Iowa. CHAMBERLAINS TABLETS "sta?wn called to isi-onisn by ; the serious Illness of her father, and left ,Monlay. M. .1. Wolcott returned several Hest I'tah coal. Phone !. JuiIko attraction which ripened Into love ment miitht Interfere wnn ine ia i.ind marriace for Josef Hofmann, reer of his dauKhler by the first famous pianUa. . marriaite, now a sculptress una Hansen Coal Co.: The secret marriage of the mu- about the same affe as the pres- 37tf niclan and his former rmpil four'ent Mrs. Hofmann. perfectly. An exceptionally larue crowd of people from tho sur- xoundlnK country, as well as those from (lold Hill, attended. The cast of characters, In the order of their j uppearance, wns: Cherry lllossom, broiiitht up ns "."''..''JP -thft riuuithtnr of KukPino. In reality, nlowliiK tho larne field nlnnR that 1-Xalyn liarna of New York, Dnph-1 irrigation ditch nfnr finlls rreek.l n .Matthews: Kokeino, proprietor! I lo 1h goInK to plow and wed lt 'of a tea Burden In Tokyo, Japiinjfor Frank Hay of Medford. Thin' lWo od row Hhavrr; John Ili-nryi land nan been idl( for Heveral i I Smith, a New Yorker, on a visit j yearn, but now turns toward a rc- to Japan as tho wuest of Mr. I muneratlve pronpect. i "UorthiiiBton, liurnel Pavidsonij The Lively lime plant will ro-j ilenry Foster JoneH. Jaekf pal, inHiiine operalioim Tuemlny mornliiKi i love with JeriHiea. AVarren KeHoe; i nfter having been Idle for on 'Horace Worthinglon, a New York j week. T1Ih niakeH Heveral em Htock broker on a visit to Japan, i ployment placus that are now re- lntertuinliiB a party of friends on hu mini; operationH in the valley. hbi private yacht, Heth Coy; James n ml Indications point toward plenty! i Young. VorthinKton s private Fec- ir empioynieni in ine near luiurr. retary. Lyle ( hildrrs: Jennica an- 'derpool, WorthiiiKton's niece, Ttuthl Dufur; Toyo, a JapaneHO politician; of high rank. Woodrow Shaver.: anj lAmeriean itlrl with J arnica, Kthel Hmith. Tho folIowinK wore kWh pictured us JaiuineKe defHha ult 1h: JluUi (Cameron, Marcla ltndtke, Lucille 'Ulttle, llarbitra McOuat, I.tira Chil ilel'H, Dovle iUlcH. I.eomi Lantz, ifewel Quackenbush, Jean Chis ibolm. Jeanne GuloVHen, Ituth Ap tljeKate. The following wern a rlioiiis of .American men: Melvlu Sargent, I flaiene W!ieatly, LirulHley Dor man, Floyd Coiuplon. CharlcHetnsh i man, Floyd C o in p t o n, (Miarles Kmlth. Several excellent sour wro sunp and some excellent mimical talent ,WttH shown. The operetta wns tin- licrt Adams, ltlchard Adams. Jimy lUiniM, Frank Norton. Alva YVulker, Jtlll FeruiiHon and Itud j Force attended tho Hokuo Sanc torum of the Ancient, Mystic Or der of Samaritans at (irants Vwhh on Saturday evening when the Jn ltlatlnK work was In progress. tiny Itiites and Ted J)ot were In (told Hill hint week. ASHLAND I; ASHLAND. April 2. An Faster s'lnrlse prayer meetlnn for the southern end of tho county will bo held tit J'hoenlx next Sunday morning at 7 o'clock. If tho weather Is good the meeting will ho on Hader'H hill eiiHt of town. jder tho supervision of Mrs. J-red , , t in ,),. new lr r ! .... ....i i. ...t. u .1...H- (lyii'i iuii uiiim ii, nun ii mm .Cluy. Thanks nre dun ber for her j pxcellent instruction in this pre hentntlon. Such has never been equated in prrformanco before In tthe Cold Jlllls schools as never before has anytblnB of Its kind beon undertaken. The operetta was presented In most excellent j form and through tho Instruction 'of the music teacher, Mrs. f'.uy. Home excellent, talent has been found which may result in a Rre.-it- rr Interest In rmiFlc In the Cold Hill school. H will lu-nbnhly be presented again on necount of the (iroiit succcks It made. Mrs. (, W. Ito-'ie was n (lold Hill buslnosH visitor Hm lattro part of Uwt week. The historical show, "Tho Puri tans," which wns presented last Friday afternoon In the hiuh school auditorium, was much npprcriiif od by tho school Ftudcnts been use of 1m subject pertalnliiB to school his tory cI.ishcs. Anothec of its kind will be presented next Friday after- ijoon at the school auditorium and sincft tho last one was helpful In school studiit n larjio- majority of tho students will probably at tend. The next show Is entitled,) Alexander Hamilton," and deals! with his ureal works, one of which 1 the founding of our national banking1 system. Mrs. Minnie Stlrkel of Meis,ford Mas been visitlnp for tho past few days at tho home of Mrs. (i. !avi here In Gold Hill. Mr. Leymnn. a resident of i he o 'al1Al. ,11. t iin .llt tniM- i i ii f uiniiu i tin a in nnr rllv nn Tlmruriitv ' ; Mrs. Andy Krickson Is reniodr-1-ltK her uin-agc In order to aceom Uiodnto the new AVlllys-KnlKht Htandnid six which she purchused lust week. ,Tho W. I?, C. met nn bint Wed nesday afternoon at their hall. Sev- ral members wero present at this iifooilnK- The pant week has witnessed tho wrath of the wentber man In our iiMonumMv The lnt few dtvi h:iv Don't Envy a Pretty Woman, But Be One Mm . -ef Woman: tho finest work of the Creator yet how often is she -robbed oT her natural attractions and good looks by ill health. 1 If vou are nervous, have back ache, headache; DR. PIERCE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION ' what you need. Don't fail to try t for it will tone ud tho ystem and drive away the blues. ' AH Dealer, Have it . In fluid or tablet form. euted lust Hundny. A unod ninny Ashland younpr people plan to at tend tho tneetlnK. Short prayer nieetlnpa of a half hour each will ho held at 7 o'clock In the Ashland churches, in turn, five evenlnits this week hy Ihe yoiinff people of the vnii ouk church socieltes. The Moll day meeting win he at the fon Kii'ltalional church, Tuesday nt the llnpllst, Wednesday ill the t.'hrls- Inn. Thursday at he rresliylerhtn and I' r I d a y at the Methodist ehlli'ch, - These nieellUKs nro in liieuiirallon lor the Hauler Sun day ohserviinee. A new portion of Ihe old HitK lev cannerv iilllldhu: lit Talent 1.1 beltlft- taken from there and re moved 10 Ashland for nn addition to tho itapley plan htere. Mr .and Mrs. II. V. Morrow i of I'ortlaud were In Ashland on Friday. Mr. Murphy, Standard Oil eoni pany uianiii;er ill Kluluath l-'ells. and his assislant. were in Ashland V'rltiay on husliiesH. Mr. anil Mrs. I Inward Ilanett recently visited at tho homo of Ills sister, Mrs. Klmer Kluenld, of Talent, on the .lames llarielt ranch. Mr. ntul Mrs. Kred (. Homes of Ihe Itellevlew district spent ft I part of rriday hi Medford. After three weeks' visit nt Ihe home of 11. Commons nn j Anderson Creek. Mrs. Alice May has returned to her home in Ash land. A. S. Saritent of Cold 11111 was arresled hy Kepuly Warden llov I'urr of Ashland and fined -' und costs for llshlui: without a license. ;. i,. KIiik, I'orlland Soiilhern I'aclfle division superintendent, paiscd thimmh Asliland In his private car last Friday on his way south. I). M. Drier and (1. HiibkIhs. from lifter, lire., weie in Ash laud Ihe latter part of last week on business. I.. V. Neshlt of San Kramlsio, I represent ini; the lntertype SeVv- lice col poratlon of Hull city, WilHj hi Ashland Kllday on a husi-l ucss nip. Mr. anil Mrs. v.. A. Creason i were vIsllinK In Ashland Friday fi nin iiunsniuir. Mr iiml Mrs. l 11. lllValll of Mnnlamie were In Ashliind for a ' few heurs Salnnlay on a coin-1 hllied business and pleasure Hip ! Allison Moultoll, president of ( Ihe Medford Humane society, anilj Ihe niemliers of one ft the so-I ricly's committees, ere In Ash-1 1 land Saturday with a view of I j oi'K.inl.InK n similar osclety here. I Whit Itiuinn's orchestra, f 10111 ' I.ewlston, Idaho., furnished thej la nee music it t .1 a c k s o n llol : Sprtiuts last T'liilay eveuillK. j i Miss Mildred lieeson. Talent , school teacher IIvIiik 111 Ashland, i will ntlend the meetlnir of Ml I Talent Coniniunlly clubon Wed i nesday nfterlloon. ApiTT 4, and! tell of her Ki aiulfalher's pioneer epirlences In Jackson county. ; Mr. I'.eeson crossed the il:uns to (irecon with his father when a hoy olQf,. localeil In the WiiKner Creek secllon find raised n fanillv. many of whoso members Ktlll live In this county, i Mrs. Gordon Mart 'rack en, Mrs. If. O. Anderson and Mrs. H. A. Stearns, all of Ashland, nre In i l'ortlnnd for n ' few days, nllend-; Iiik the annual slnte convention I of the lHiUKhlers of Ihe Ameii-j mil Revolution. Mrs. M.nt'racken 'is stale resent of the association, land' will preside lit Ihe ronven-l 'lion. Mrs. Anderson Is statu cor-1 responding secrelnry. O i Albert Johnson nnd Ms dauch lers, ,Mi Qi. O. 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