Medford mail tribune., April 30, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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WETjFoTl'n TtTTTC TRTRTTyTC. MTTOFOTtT), oftr.CiON. MONDAY, APRIL" .A If).
POPULAR TRAFFIC LOCAL SONGSTERS
'COP' AND BRIDE ON ATWATER KENT
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Social Notes
and Meetings
Well laid ptuiiH or jtlvtnic Litui
tenant and Mis. (. O. XlcholH, who
war married yesterday al i)orri,
Cal., a perfect charivari, wont awry
Jast nipht with the e 8 tape of the
bridegroom from fellow officers
who had taken the couple Into
"custody" at their home on Went
Twelfth street.
Itr. and Mrs. Nichols were
brought quietly to the county Jul!,
with the exception of uoUe made
by bouncing tin cans tied to the
rear of the escorting automobiles,
the whining of sirens, the cltacharK
of blank cartrldKes, the shrill
blasts of auto horns and the occa
sional shout of Home over eulhusi
UBlic member of the chaiavarl par
ty, which led the bllHhlnK bride
and stammeriiiK bridegroom into
the jail lobhy to be finder printed
find photographed for the "rogue's
gallery.
Orflceis held on lightly to the
nervous, shaking bride and trusted
faithfully that her obliging husband
would stand at her side. However,
Oh if be had disappeared into thin
air, be could not be found when his
turn for a picture urrlved.
'ln their anxiety to find him, Mrs.
Nichols was ushered into the re
fiiienvnt of the women's ward of
tho jail and left there for safe
keepii:.; in the thought that If the;
entire party of oriic.ers, which In-j
eluded over a dozen, would instl-i
tute a systematic search, the miss-!
Ing husband would he speedily i
found. Although they combed the'
city, looking into nooks and cran
nies, the nllicers could not locale
thn well-known trulTlc lieutenant.
'A delegation of officers went to i
his home on Twelfth street, where
only a short time before he had j
been taken with his wife, but the j
bouse was du;h and tho doors were
locked. The officers were assured j
that bo was not there. The county ,
Court house was completely search-
eri, the officers not thin'tlnq that !
he had wulked out the front door,
which can be opened irom the in
side hut not oil the outside.
'After tho fever of the search had
died down, Mrs. Nichols was re
leased f 1 0111 the women's ward and
taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Scott in tho hope that her
husband would call there, he hav
ing formerly lived there. When
dliithe officerK had gone home, the
missing husband appeared on the
scene and thrown the aid of a lad- :
der rescued his bride through a
window.
When the search was at Its
height Mr. Nichols was peacefully
whiting away the time at his home j
while officers were searching for
him only a few feet away.
Charter members, new members,
all members of the American X- -,
ginn Auxiliary, are either to attend'
the reception given Tucdy night '
I at the armory at K o'clock In honor
; of the state preHiilvnt, Mim. Orald ;
Wilcox. Vice President .Mrs. Wm.
' Kelly and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. 1
j . j w. .M. lntinff, who are touring
The Atwater Kent ilealers of ' the Mat at this tlm and flopping I
Medfurd. Ashland and Central M"dfrd May I Tho
i Point are prem-ming one of thi'j jtpresentntlvea ut the other putrl
niost representative programs ofotlt. HU(.jeties are also Invited to
local vocal talent ever heard over i bring words of welcome.
K.MKP, The Mail Tribune-Virgin I The Women's Association of the
j station, tonight, from it to id, 1 Presbyterian church will have a
when Jg singers from the Jamen'Muy day program at he tchurch
1 Steve nx Htudlo will be heard. Tho Tuenday afternoon, May 1, at 2:3U.
list, besideH featuring tho high Plans for the month will be made,
school girls quartet, who lust Kti-' Mrs. Josephine JoneH. el:y school
j day won Hfcoinl place In the' nurse, brlngH at this time an in
state mimic tournament at Korea! teren'ing mesige in keeping with
(rove, will include many of the child health day. AH the ludlen of
best known Kololsts In the valley. tno f-hurch are cordially Invited.
Among those who will be heard;
are: Attorney Porter J. Nef f. 1 Ashlnnd Is joining with thou
Paul Scherer, Ceorgu Maildox, minds of other cities all over the
Harold Corliss, Wm. K. Jaacs. country in observlnK National
Alerton Fere bee, (iforge Johnson, ! cnild Health day on May 1.
Mrs. Itoyal liebb, Mrs. Alex Spar-, May day celebrations ltuve bei n
row, Mis. Uuth Iteed, .Mis, l-'lni revived lately, but instead of the
ence McKlhose, Mrs. ICtlnu Isaacs, j ancient custom of having a fes
M ins KHow Mae Wilson and Mls tivul of flowers. It Is now observed
Helen Kdiniwton. I1H u tny to celebrate and stimulate
The glrlH quartet, which will tn perfect growth of childhood,
sing sjieclalty numbers, in com-! a f not merely n prnhlcni of
poned of Kllow Mae Wilson, itetty curing ilisease, but a positive prub
Janes. Mildred Jjtwrrnev and Lu- ,.m f maintaining health. The
cllle Crews. They will be net om-, M,.nool children of Ashland are
panied on the ilaldwln by Mitts driving to maintain health by
Anna i wren co.
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I C. (1. iiuggim of Medford was ments at the close of the evening.
an Ashland visitor late in the Those who enjoyed the hospitality'
wk- of Mr. and Mrs. Porter weia Mr.
Jteverend C. D. (Juffney, pas- and Mrs. Klwood lledburg, Mr.
tor of the First Congregational 1 and Mrs. rfJomino Provost, Mr.
church, left on Monday for port-'and Mrx. Dean Scott, Mr. and Mr,
land to attend the state confer- Clyde Young, Mr. and Mrs. C.
flue of Congregational chuivhes. I. J. Porter. Mis Cle.i Wiltse, (
Reverend Oaffney will be absent ' 1-awi ence Porter and Mr. and Mrs.
for about a week, but will re- i Ted tie Bauer of Medford. i
turn to occupy his pulpit on Sun-i Thn Ashland Music Study club
day. ! will meet on Monday evening at
Camp Fire girls and their moth-i lne home ot Mr- and MlH Jonn
iirnr-ri icint- il in ihctt' I't'iTV ditV
The Atwater Kent agency Ih rep- Vq, Th part the schools play In
resented In Meitiord by the pew- health Instruction will be shown
pies' Kloctrle Store; In Ashland jn u h,.uph nrogram presented :ii
by the Jordan Klertrle and ln;,he Women's Clvlo club house on :
Central Point bytliu liattery Klec- winburn way at 2:30 p. m. tomor
trlc company. row. May 1. The club house has
"- vi.i-i' oiiTi.ikjIv 1 tot-ii mnmil to t)it
j public for that afternoon, and an.
'Invitation Is extended to all put-,
cuts and others Interested in this
j phase of school work to atti'iul. i
The program is largely original
.wi'h the children, and will consist,
i of projects the different grades
I have worked out in the classrooms.1
j Pupils of tho Washington, Lincoln,
" I Junior High and Senior High will
WASHIXC.TON, April 30. (!'; -take part. Miss Heatrlcu II a 1 1
A five-year program of construe-1 health Instructor In the Normal,
Hon ami malnti-nnnce of sh cul-1 S' hool, and Mrs. Ilertha U Ienton,
tin-iil fstablisbm nts for the Culled j Ashland school nurse, are In,
Stu'ew bureau of fisheries Is pro- charge of the afternoon.
vided In a bill introduced by Chair-1
man inn! oi ine nouse mercnani
marine and fish committee. In
cluded In the Htallons for 1!2S It
would authorize purchase and re
pair of the liogue river sub-station
in Oregon for J.'UiJMi".
SEE WINTER GRASS
Casualties of the
Air Service
LOOKS OVER VALLEY
Carl IUfrup of Junction City,
rnndlduto for delegate to the re -'
rAibhcan convention, nccompanle.l
by . Thomas Nelson, editor of the
Junction City Times, spent to-,
day In the city, in the Interest of
his candidacy, m e e 1 1 n g local
voters. They spent Sunday in
Ashland, and left this afternoon j
for 'llrants pass.
SHANGHAI, April 30. (fl1) Of
ficial dispatches today said 10.000
southern troops have entered Ku
shnrt. ten miles south of THlnnn.
SPOKANE, Wash., April 30. (!)
Major John T. handier, world
war veleian and comnuinder of the
1 1st division air service unit,
WuHlilnglon National (Junnl, came
t ome today from his final flight.
Ills flag-draped casket coveted
wllh flowers wan lifted from, a
train lhat arrived here from We
il ate hee this moinlng and carried
In a light rain by brother officers
to a waiting funeral car. Overhead
hung clouds among which In his
long flying career he had delighted
to soar.
Death came to Major Faneher at
Wenatrhee early yesterday morn-In-;
as tho result of a premature ex
plosion of an aerial bomb, discharg
ed in his hand at the close of a
scries of flights described by fel
low officers as among the most
brilliant of his career.
A I!ulhous Pduc Grass demon
stration was given through the
valley by County Agent 11. G. Fuw
i ler yesterday, when a party of Coos
county growers and California
farmers gathered here to gain ad
I dp lotial Information on (he well
i known winter feed.
"If hIiiikIh similar to these can
; be obtained In wes'ern Oreuon."
'said County Agent II. S. Hale of
Coos county, at f.ie conclusion of
; l he demonstrat ion. "f will mean
'money in the stock men and dairy
; men. 1 think that tho grass Is
(worthy of a gooii fair trial. The
ft rns will have to sing the swan
song if It will Krow half as vlnor-
I, O N I) o N. Government an
nounces Frame will pay 8.000.000
on war debt this year
' onsly on the fern hills as It does
here on the Hoover farm."
! O her representatives here yes
terday from tho Coos county sec
I lion includi d Ilutton O'Connor of
Coos Itiver and Mr. Austin of
Marshfield. I,. S. Williams of
Mudeiro, Calif., and Kd Langdon
of Fresno were also loud In their
praises of the "wonder ki'iiks."
AKHKANI). April 30. Harold
W. Allison, who for the past three
years has been a teacher of social I
scienceH and Latin in the local
high sehoo), has Of en recommend-,
cd for appointment as graduu te
assistunt in eronomicM at th? IJnl-j
veiviiy of Oregon next year, Mr.
Allison's reeommendution c a m e
thru the office of Uean James II. 1
Gilbert, who is head of ire oe
pariinent of economies. Mr. AIll
Hon will work as assistant to Mr.
Gilbert, while working for bis
I master's degree. The r.Voiiiinen
; dation has been confirmed by the
graduate counell.
Mis. Clyde Payne of Grange,
Cat., who has been spending the
'past two days with Mrs. J1 Kur
il on in the l.'pper Valley is the'
house guest jf Mrs. Louis 1'odge )
for about two weeks. .
I Mr. and Mrs. Fred D, 'iVagner
on Granite street entertained en '
'Saturday evening with four tulles
oT bridge. J. A. Churchill was
lortiinate winner of high m ova
amoiiK the men, whlbj l.ouis '
, Uodgi' eoiuoP'd. Mrs. Anna Wag
ner held honor score for ladies. :
am) Mrs. Iouls lirown Uv kcoic. ;
The guest iist iiu luded Mr. nn.t ;
'Mrs. J. A. Churchill. Mr. and Mrs. j
John . Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. W.
: H. Mi Nair, Mr. and Mrs. I.ouis
IjihIkc. Mr. and Mrs. Kouls Itrown.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hansen, .Mrs.
P. K. Hammond and Mrs. J. M.
WiiKner. i
Among those who attended Urn
Saturday meet.ug of the Federated
Women's club, held at Mcdi'onl
on Saturday were Miss Grace
Chamberlain. MIhh KHzuheth Pal
mer, Mesdaines Louis Hodge, J.
A. Churchill. J. H. Fuller, Gor
don MacCraeken, P. K. Haiiiinoinl,
G. A. Itriseoe. j,. A. Ituberis, Mary
Wllshire, c. p.. Uimkiu, A. C. Joy.
Mary Tucker, Kdwln Dunn, .fes
ervy. A. If. Kincuht, l.ennn.
lib heart ami Farmer.
Mr. anil Airs. J. K. I.oreman
of Kugene were Sunday visitors
In Ashland. f
Miss Ieatrbe Hall, bead of the
health department .of the South
ern Oregon Normal school. It ft
Ashland for Portland early Friday.)
morning, summoned by the se-j
rlous illness of her father. Mr.
1 (all was operated on Saturday i
ami Ik reported to lie doing well.!
Miss Hall was accompanied north
by Miss Frances Wright, student i
at the normal school, whose home!
is In Portland. j
Misses Voda It rower. Gladys Ap-!
pb'Kate. and l-eiln Carlton of.
Ash la ml. who are employees of i
the Co pen company at Medford.
attended d dinner party given l:t
Medford on Thursday evening by!
Airs. P. O. Crawford. ' I
Marcus Woods, son of Dr. and)
Mrs. K. A. Woods, a student nt the;
state university at Kugene, spent ,
the week-eiul in Ashland vfsitlm; i
with his parents. j
WIN" now a nnnn
erM to the nuinoer nf 1 f.n mionrt
ed a banquet on Saturday even-j
ing served at the Junior High,
school gymnasium.' Tables were
set In diagonal lines through the
middle of the main room, Thu,
tables were very ut tractive, mi i
with potted fuschias kindly loniu-di
by Hatcher's green house. Menu
cards and candy boxes were made
of bright green paper giving a!
pretty touch of color. Tho ban-i
quel was served by Miss Hazel i
Smith and her high school claw
in cooking. Mrs. II. C. Galey j
acted as toastmistreHH for tncl
evening and announced tho fol
lowing program: "I lielieve in the
I-uture, lrwanda Hateman; vocal
solo. Maxlne Kmert; "X Feel My
It.
Fuller on North Main street.
4-
FLEE MENACE OF
WRISrcn, Idaho, April 30. (JF)
Warned that there waa danger!
Glory," Mrs. JliltinKs; violin solo. ! th:U tne tonkins Crane Creek dam
Ellen Galey; "I Create Uauty
Miss Ellen Waters.
might go out, 200 ranchers living
In the valley below the dam last
wingie. son of Mr. and , niKnt remained In the snfety of the
si'holastiv honors nt tho close of
the last semester. He had the
highest possible average of 1.
Karl Snyder, Southern Paclfl-:
brakemun of Klamath Falls, spent
the week-end visiting in Ashjand
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Val Snyder on the Bou
levard. I Jr. It. I. Burdic left on Satur
day afternoon for Uoseburg to at
tend the regular meeting of tnef
where they fled Saturday.
Twenty-four hours after the leak
was discovered, it had been re
duced from a flow of 150 Inches
to 30 Inches due to the lowering
of the water In the dam.
The hcadgatcs were still open
last nluht with a full flow uradu-
ttlly lowering the level of the1
C(t,000'-ucre foot reservoir located'
l't miles northeast of here. I
Iteclnmation officials were keep-
Southern Oregon Dental asViatlon j c,""e '"!c? dJ?!J! "!"!:!! 1
which wn nn ....... 'W In Ino rett'Kees in me nuiH. wno.
iiiH :.t the r.nom,,, l.i,.i ' K '"-'r Pox!"!" lying lini.r..-
iliK :tt the L'lnlqua hotel.
MIsh Latii-ii jiuKii.se, Hiiperlsf.r
let-ted In the path if uny pnsHihle
flood.
id imisie 111 the nubile schools. I
a"" F"l"'ct I" rotui-n to Ash-! ' ui.VD.O.V. A p r 1 1 30. WD The
luntl next year, hut will Miend I 11.1.1.1, ..r.,1 u.nrn.K.
the iniinic Kehool at the l.'nlvcr-'
eomeH the Ameriean propOHaly for
xiij 01 munfiin t.aiuornla. I fPlh(11. .., Hff,irt to mtnzuari
.Mrs. (wear .silver and two mtle ,tlo vvllce ut the worW sir Austen
children. l'eKKy and Jlu-ldy, are chamberlain told the house of
Hpendlnit a vacation eafl.n with j commona today in ,-eplyinB to a
f. Ien..s at OerJjer. Cal. They will qlleBtlon. as t0 when the Kellogg
" ne. k. outlawry of war project would be
.Mr. and .Mrs. Irving Porter en-! dtafUM,d , the commons.
tci mined wllh four tatdes of: , :
bridge at lheir North Main Htreet WAHI1I.MOTON. April 30. (A') ,
home on Thursday evening. Mrs. I War deiarlinent orders today in-1
I.'lu ooil lledburg was foi .ti.iale I cluiled the following transfers:
w inner or high score among the I .Major C. W. Waller, coast nrtil-.j
ladies, and Dean Scott took hon- lery. Salem. Ore., to Fort Winfield
ors among the men. Mrs. Per-! Hcott, (Colonel CI. W. Moses, Cor
ter servptl very attractive refresh-' vallls. (re.. to his home.
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