Medford mail tribune., April 11, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

3JEDF0BD' raTTJ TRIBUNE, fEDFORP," OftEfiOy. WEDXEftDTXT- 'AVVJT: :1 f,' l02rV
PXGE EIGIIT
GOLD-HILL C. OF C.;
I IT
STU.
AND ROAD ISSUES
nl.l
COLD IIII.U Aim. 1 Tin. C
Hill fhnnitn'r of cu. irm-rt'c nut fit
8 u'clook on Muiidity rvt-iiinu. April
ii. at Unir r'Kular iin-Wiim pl;n i
In Hi" rouncil iitnni nf tin city
hall. The mctlnK nis .alt.-, m
ardor ly tin' pri-Kiileri of tin luh.
A. A. Wiilker. mid th inliiul
tlif iM-evimi mi-nlink' on Munli -
were ri'iii! and nppr.'V'-t.. A i f -1
ihlr atlunditum. Mi- i;iiu;tt lut-ur dur wuic k recovery it I expected1 Mr. Frunk Collia and little;
HtMiHd the nii'd af citiununity Kiiih- thai h will he wHl iu the uvuy 1 of WilHtw Spring wuh vlBlt-
UIMI Lllllt lllf M'llUUI PII'IUIU IUIIIIU. '' iij.tM
he the pla.e wluii- all ponh ran! (lite of the reirnlar tMiief uivcni .Mr. Carter and Ceut'K" Mux-1
aihei- with -iual repi priitiitiiHi. ; every other Saturday night Ik f lniwell motored l AuhlunU Kunduy
He iiIhu Htatcd that the hiIhmiI given at the local puvitlon. The j niornint,'. ,
hoard wuh planning to Install a dam oh are t4pnnKored ly Ml, Kin-. Mi', und Mix. K. IC. Hatch well 1
ihw k tea in heater In the mhool ; raid, ami hln Imperial orchestra and .Mr- and Mr. Jtoxcoc ThoniuH
huilding. will furnlKli the muni.. TheMef .ledford motored through!
After a dlKfUMHiun an to the cm-! ilnncfH art growing to he very pop-j GiuntH J'hkh and up the Applegatei
ployinn of charleM Osr an coarh ular and at every dance there in '.Sunday. They were dinner Kt'tK . J?J't '
in the M-hnol for the rnmmt: v'tir. ;u large crowd attending. ,at Amy's place In the evening on. I H? iHCW tttt&nCQtl ,UttlOtl
a motion was made l.y Kird liny! J- XV. C'lnrk him recently con-j their way home.
and seconded l.y Tony H'wm. that verted the front taut of hiK retl-, ,Mr. Jan. HteWart of Medford
the Huh approve the action of the'd'iue Into a confectionery and ex-! umi her HlMter. Alia. K. It. June.
yrhool hoard, whatever may thiiy.pi'ft In the near future to nerve 0f je Creek, were recent
hoi (He, ', t liKht lumhen. eigam. canoieK anu,iOI jn our eny.
The Great Independent
1
of the Erskine Six
795965
. o. b.Jactory
bi2x roomier more powerful aver
aged bcttei than 54 mite, an hour for 24
coniecutive hour, be at in k every previous
record for itockcar. under $1 ,000. Brilliant
i .. .... ... h.i-viiniur Mtiorniuurr num on nour
ni .. . , . . . .... I . . I r it m .u W t 'In If Will .-' II 11 lu I .. 1 tl .... 1 t .t n t wi, 1 1 . . ' . . r r. .
i ne a over lining ii in cm m 1 - -i i . jiiiu .mi , " tne amy you ouy, ti, oi-muc ipccu later
m (,,,.,! n,i nrniiouiiiM mnii t o i ronfect lonery open on iu iu uaj . lin(i ,iMUirhtei n. Sh r pv and Dona i vwneo wne.
print a booklet dcHcrihlng our nlghtH to accoinmodale those wh.tjenff( motored over from Kla-
ent ry. After a lengthy dlscim- Jitlend the dan eH. niaih KalU KuHter Sunday and
(lf slim ut this prrddem the Huh ad-; Mr.' MH Airs. it. i napman Hjuni wtfr(. KueFtH at Amy's place, wher.?
journed upon motion of .Mi, iteeu.'" f'U"j'"- . u. .Mr. und .Mrx. -Miiea t anuaii arm
Among th-e hooster present fit'i" motorting to the xummlt of Kcn, Harlan. Minn Cheryl Kmith.
- , u.. i.... w!,. ,..., ... 1 1 tii'f meeting were .iesHi"H. imi''ii, --"-t (ininilinu i ann an aim j. nwm -
ivi.o.h i,..- ...en Ki . miinif f(. I Walker, (Juy. Siiorh. MammeiKly. I,. J. MnUPi noIdH, who han heen . lvk(J ft, rnjoyed KaHter dinner.
niwL lill !7 mI!I;,,'p1- )r,lk' K,,,"'r",k for tow lK Mr. unl Mr. E. I- Farm of
i nil- ncxi im'fuiiK win ih iiimii mr " " - it PTitriil 1'iilnl weif i-aiier in uui
i Mciinliiy tvciiinc ut 7 :3l at thi'i' Thn ,i-alhr III nur -vicinity . (1, . Kun,in..
sump moflinK iilm-e. mi April L'J.ihpotk in nr iviiniiiim mi. " ""'i .1H. carter, .Mrs. C .C. fhit-;
Kvi-ryntif In invllcil to utli nil thin I rocrllt fillllliixlal raiim vf nwm lwljd n, .lauthliT, Dorothy, and
mi-flliiK anil all nhniilil iiIUmwI iih J ' njnylne a ilay of Hiinshinp now M r) (.Ilr, (. ,, f t n Illtcnlril a'
If the people of till romiminlly! n'l H"'n. Hprlnic will rnlnlilv j t-ilriHtlnn Science lecture ut
and the miiTnunilliiK connlry ki-i K-1 here after all. allhoiiKh II ,,.,., I 'asu IiihI Thurdny eve-!
ti.u-.-lher it Ih iinwllile to enconr- i already late. If the eather tlirilH : n)nB
aue new Industry and capital Into! out to be warm for a few dayn' M,iml(, Hannn. Mrs. Hattlej
our city. A cluli mieh a thin haa H'' river will prohalily clear up i Nelll),.r nm ,iaUi;hter. l-itura I'm--:
liuifs lii-en needed In Hold lllll. audi permit fluhinK when the HcaHon i ' . ,,1.nn,i(i:lu,.htBr. recgy
now tliat we have one urtinnlzeil, "I" '" ""i- ..,-.. ,.,, jat.kHonvillc vlHltorn
u. league, a loriner remoem
i The New Dictator
Champion of iwpriccl .rtock Dictator
Sd. rcntl, traveled 1 .183 ""2
U cootinuou. running. veijn beltCT tnn
pule-, muiute .peed record fcr.tock car;
ni95'1295
f.o.b.jactory
' i ,
Khorh, the chairman of the rum
mittee, ttaid that a report wan not
available hut that the fronts who I
are to join not together on last
WedneHday evening and Marled to I
organize. There were nine pi es-1
ent at the mertim. ami It was stat-j
ed that IX more had filetl appllea-1
tlonH to join. The nieeiini; place
of the HcoutH will prohahly he in .
the hi:!, nchool M.vninaslum Nince
t f. I'liK.ir fU,.,.., I .ml Hi.,
wrhool hoard have nam-tlnned thU f,v0' V,M",' Httoulil attend and hooni
the heneflt, to'he derived from the! A. . Keruuson of SawiHle. Calif.. ; city the f ore. part of thin week, lie
It In expected ":,M ,,t,f,n vi.sltll.K t Me past few (layn i " " "i"'" '
or i n ih weeK at the home or j-nu MM " " l" " " wa .m omoinve of the .Miller &
Kcnui movement and
that In the near future there will
he a la rue mi in her of rirnntH lut
eal ly.
Kor . a Hhoi't. time al the c: 1 11 1
meeting the dfrnMiNHlrni an to the
road hIkuk from Cold lllll to Craler
I-nke. Mr. Iteed mentlrned that
the flKh und Kame commlvin of
the Btate of Oregon Ih nolmr tu
hold a haimuet In Ashland on Wed
neHday evenii.K at 7;Ho. It Ih to
he at the Mlka" litilhllnn and wveral
r'peerheH are to ho prPm;ntod, It
wah Htatcd that then- were expected
to he over 400 people ut this athr
eriim and that Cold Mill xhould
he reprenented at thin tHPfilHK. Hi-v-ernl
of the r-luh memhers promised
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. HlHCkliorr
of Milwaukee. Wi., wan a recent)
caller In our city. Mi. niHckhofi'!
Feel Miserable
This Spring?
To Be Well Your Kidneys
Must Function Properly.
SPRING find you tired, nervous
and depressed Ardfyou sliif and
achy, subject to dark in g backache,
drowsy headaches und dizzy apclla?
Are kidney excretions too frequent,
scanty or burning in pasHutie? Too
often tins indicates nlum-iih kidneys
and shouldn't be neglected,, ,
Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic,
increase the secretion of the kiilnsyn
jnd thus aid in the elimination, of
waste impurities. Doan's are endorsed
everywhere. Aslt your ncighburf
50,000 UsersEndorse Doan's:
Mri. M. Gorton, 1202 nth St., II00H
nivor, Ora., mmyui "My kidney I rou filetl mo
and didn't act tliey ln.uld. 1 h.i liou.,
aches iuite f roiiurnlly aittl iilfnini lioiti
backache aitd Kircnra over my ltidin-v. Hihiii
iter I uttl Doan't I'illa tlin t:hr nod iiaini
left and iny kidiieyB haven't hivcii uta any
Kermison of thia elty.
A hlHtorh;al whow nut It led ' The
10 ve of the IU'Volullon." wan niven
on Friday afternoon at the lf
h-rhool auditorium. The picture
we llllusti'iitrd in hl.slorieul au-
Utentleity MIlHl HrejVH as the rlolM
Hectlon iih -the .1. (). IMerre plaei
Mr. Teat,'ue reHlden at lioHton, Mat.j
and it Ih mirely a treat to him to
ho vIhUIhk with frlendH of several
yearn uko. , j
C. .1. Hhorh, Mr. and Mi'h. Mer
rltt Merriman and Mrs. (leorwe
Ktoitry if Medford nl
In lloHton between the Toi Iph and i Hammrly were vlii!nn In Med
the - AmerJrauH and the lioston tea
party. TIUh wuh n Kieat help to
the Hrhnol xtinh-iitH who take his
tory tuh jects hecnuw the mukorH
lOuhank
1'ltiK.
MrH. II. R Hampton of Kla-1
math KallM in takins treatment
at the HoKue liiver sanitarium.
I Mr. and Mr. Jan.' I'elton of
Fort Klamath wi re viHitlns their (
many friends In JnekKonville Fi t-1
dav. haviiur npeni hoiuo time In
California and an KuetH of Mr.
I'elton's hrother. ;iohn Orth, und
ford on Sunday evening. Mr. Hhorh
and Mr. Merriman had the rhanee
to talk with ICdward Kpaff .rtl, the
from I,'""'", oi .... j
en- route to ineir nome at run
of American hlistotv wow nortrnv- can l.eirJon, who arrived
n.i i.. n..i.- i. ,i. i.. t lnnn Vm- In n ttlfi nn itllnted liv
... i.v,,, km in. iik-ii rn-ini in - - - - ,,, ,u
fr Mr. Hreen. an army pilot. ihe- .
. ... i j... n i ...,w, f.,r mem- M in: l,ynn Rumley nntl ohil-
hernhlp ha heen a great Kuoce 1 lent Friday In MeUfoid.
in thi part of the district and unnlnKtn f Orants
we certainly hope thnt h'ffion an-1 w a week-end visitor here
tivitloH will proKres with rapidity ' with relativeH and friends,
in thin eounty. Albort Hitckert, wife and baby
LhhI Friday, on the U.eal field.' were visitor;, on Bltf Applenate
the Cold Hill and HnniH Valley high Kum1liy'
HchoolH met in deadly combat In I bottle MontKomery of
a ha-sebull Kntne. The Kitme Htart- Medford spent the week-end with
ed out lop-Hided. Cold Hill having . 'omhet in thin city,
a lead of 4 to 0 In the fli-Ht innln.i AI- 110,1 Mra- Knut '"'
This neure waH held until the fourth nd Mr. and Mrs. Sum Habh of
luulim when SamH Valley piled up : Medford were dinner kuvhXh ut
several runH and mil-punned the, the w. A. ChilderK home Sunday.
vi,.i i i i ,ri,.1.1 Mill tmirk. Thcv inn lntnlnei ' H, uoo ierr umi "."Hinm,
In our Ht'y the pant few'duy at-j their lead throughout th game. Katherine. who have bevn VIhU.
....!(.... . lllllrt f lllll Ul'lll-ll llOlnir 7 Til ft III HIP r "IK W.HI .lUf. n ..i....i"t ....
eiicouraKinK people to Join heea ue fnvnr. The HneupH for the team
of the low rimt of Insutanre itndjw(,ro:
the inmost henefltH to be derived I Onlil Hill Coy. catcher; Marvin
due the principal, Mr. Uluett
HecurliiK the picture.
I he Modern Woodmen met on
Monday evening at H o'clock In
their new ineetiuu; hall which they
recently purchased from W. H.
Walker. Several me inborn were
present at the meeting and al) had
an enjoyable time. Tim Modern
Woodman will Hive a social, whie.h
wuh decided at the meeting, on
April Bl" for the benefit of the
members of both the Modern
Woodmen and the Koyal Neigh
bors of America. Mrs. Stall Smith,
the district deputy of the Rova!
from membership.
Mr. ami Mtm. Fl".vd Knnce and
daughter ttuth returned last week
from K la mat h Falls, where pre
viously Mr. f.nnee wuh employed.
Walter Zimmerman of Chllnuuln
was viiiHing In our city this week
with friends, lie reports employ
ment is opening up In Klamath
county very rapidly.
Last week 11. O, Mnreloclt of
this city purchased the iuterestti
of ChurlcH Kell in the Crater Lake
confeotlonery. All the fixtures
were bought by Mr. Morelock and
he will remain In the same loca-
(Ion until a little later when he
expects. If possible, to obtain the
building In which Ih now operating
Ihe Heaver theater. Mr. MorHock
has thoroughly remodeled Ihe con
fectionery and is now open for1
business. Mr. Kell has owned the!
pitcher; Shaver, first base; David
son, second base; Cray, third base;
Card ncr, nhortstop; Italloy, center
field; Whealley, right field; Sar
gent, left field.
Sums Valley Hoist, pitcher;
Hlgham, catcher; Jones, first base,
McDonotmh, Hcctmft base; F. Straus
third base; Sims, shortstop; Wil
son, center field; A. Straus, left
field; Treshain, right field.
Credit is due Maxwell Marvin,
our high school pitcher, for 'bitting
Ihe old pill so far that He made
a Iminc-run and had plenty of lime
to go around the bags again. The
next game will be played at lluguc
lllver on Tuesday afternoon,
Wllmer Hailey Is confined to his
homo this week on account of slrk
ness. A carload of choice fir lumber
for the deredue on Foots creek
confectionery for the past few years wuh unloaded thin week from the
DOAN'S p,&s
A STIMULANT DIURETIC .Mi KIDNF.Y.1
Ibaltr-Mltburn Co MlftChrm Duffnlo.NV
; Imt hn mm wllhilrnwn til (nt
I i'sIh from Ihn confi-rlUtnt-ry liusl
j new.
j W. Keryuson Iiiih Iht-ii Hlrk till-n-t
fv iliiyt. nt liiH homo on th
I m.rlh mIiI,-. AH tumuli lili
Attend the
IBalll assa
; v ,Tu.esday, April . 17.
local trackH. The work on the
dredge Is now In full swing and
everal men are being employed.
The telephone line to it haa been
completed. About $500, naa win he
bhi-Mpent on the work upon the dredge
and this will furnish employment
for several men of the stirround-
Ing country ami start the clrcula-'
tlon of the employment here on
(he Incline.
M. S. Johnsotf, n former resilient
andiowuer of Johnson's Croceterla
here, has been in Hold Hill on
business for the past week from
Toledo,, (trc
Mr. Clay, the head of the hrancn
office of Mason Klirmnn company
of Medford, was In tiold Hill Tues-
day on business.
to
and return
Go April 16
Return any time prior
Midnight April 22nd.
Convenient service on
the Oregonian
JACKSONVILLE
and Mi'H. H. M. Williamson, left
for their homo at Oakland, Calif.,
Tuesday morning.
Mr. und Mrs. S. 10. Dunnlng
ton. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. J)un
nlngton and mm, Tommie, and
Hurdette and Kodger Unnnlngton
were visitors on .lllg Applegate
Sunday. A picnic dinner and
baseball game were the attrac
tions, Mr. and Mrs. fleurgo W. AVood
and h in a 1 1 daughter, Horn ice;
spent Saturday evening and Sun
day In Medlord, Mr. Wood having
the pleasure of hearing the speech
of 10, 10. Spafl'ord, national com
mander of the American Legion,
of which Mr. Wood is a member.
M i'. and Mrs. (lien Halo spent
the week-end wit h relatives in
Ashland.
The rooked f o o d and fancy
work sa le gi ven by the 1 toya I
Neighbor ladies Saturday was
very successful. All of the cooked
food wiim readily sold and also a
largo amount of the fancy work.
k '-jot 4 r ih. mmmzxi&tirim 3s
"oS ' '
PAUI8. France. April 11. UP)
Fifteen remon were kllk-il nml HO
Injureil In n collision of trains
bound for the Kiichein race truck
just outHiiln of I'aria nt 1 : ;S0 tills
alturnoon.
Hl:VA IEIJ, Alaska. April II iPt
Sharp cartluiuikcs. a-coinpanli-il
by heavy rumbliiiK. served as nn
ulurm clock for residents of this
district at 4 : 0'.i n. m. today. The
disturbance lusted about one min
ute. l.lKhter shocks were felt first,
followed by a heavier one. in the
oust-west direction.
Lv. ' Ashlnnd .
Medford . .
Gold Hill ,
t Grants Pass ,
Glendale
Ar.' Portland
5:45 p. m.
. 6:10
f 6:35
. 7:15
8:55
. 7:15 a. m.
Plan to go Ask your local agent N O W to
make reservation and for further information.
Southern Pacific
J. 0. CARLE, Agent
L
M Ism Martha I la n ley , n u rse o f
Sacred Heart huvpital of Med-'
ford, um .liss Alice Haiilcy, were
in Jacksonville alurday vlsitiny
Miss Moltle Hull at the sanita
rium. C. C. Chltwood made a busi
ness trip to San Krancisco the
latter part of the week, returning
Sunday, Dr. ltohinson taking
charge of tho Jacksonville phar
macy during Mr. Chitwood's ab
sence. Mrs. Clura Stewart of Portland
is visit imr at the home of her
parents. Mr. and .Mrs, . K. C
St an wood.
Mr. and Mrs. tlem go Maxwell
trausjicted business in Medford
Saturday.
The I'resbyterian church, wan
beautifully decorated for the
Knsler services. The decorating
was doni, by Mrs. Katu I luff man
and her uasistunts. AAn rxt client
sormon -was dwUvered by Ue.
Kltner McVlcker. The mimic hy
ihe -nlr was especially fine. The
first number was a duel by Mrs.
Itixhy and Mrs. Sanden. of which
the choir sang the chorus. The I
second number waw a solo b
Mrs. chrxtrr Wendt w 1 1 h the)
choir singing the chorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Arm-it left fm
Klamath Kails Saturday morning
to vlnil relattven over Kaster.
The county council uf iyT A.
held a meeting at the rreshy
lerlan church Saturday. An ex-
cellcut dinner was svrved In the
basement of the church by tbe
local '.-T. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Petlon 're
f allers at the home of Miss Mr
Cully Friday.
Mlns Van Meter, of Medford was
a cnllei; ut the home of Mis.
Ccorttf a tax well utuidA' ,'. k, .c ,
A Stylish Blouse
Tt'a color these. Hnv.i, tliat make a
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envelope of Diamond Hye. you can
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a any on display. Keep all vonr
clothes stylUh through the quick
ttiUKic of homo dveitig.
Hcautiful dyeing or Mrfertly porn
eotu tinting it easy, it you'll only use
original Diamond Dye (fmr dyeai,
Hrighten tho hotne. too: curtain,
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Going to
PORTLAND?
Then you'll enjoy your atay thereat the
Imperial Hotel
Wh new LOW rates
mrt now In effect.
RoatniWithout Bath:
1 person. $1.50 per day and up
3 person,$2.00 per day mid up
Room With Bath: -
1 person, $2.00 per day and up
2 persons. J. 00 per day and up
Sreci.1 rite, wfwre mer than twopertcsa
occupy on. room, coauteut imk Above,
f 77t. Hmub ol PmonmlStwict"
GXJtTfttiuAoPTt.
The 1928
motor oil
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1118 North Central T.
PHONE 631
Buy 'a load of Green Pine Slabs
now you will have dry wood
when your present supply is con
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t
12-1NCH OR 16-INCH '
GREEN PINE SLABS, per load
$2.75
A