Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 14, 1928, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPARE EIGHT BEDFORD SCTTL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, MAY It, 102ft. CRATERS TRIP TO LINDBERGH AND LANPHIER PLAN JUNE SEA FLIGHT i VrYDl (NtWFOUNDLAND) ' Jf, Bride and Groom Take Plane Trip Over Crater Lake lu lh nualnt old rsstlo Ohm hotel, nestled In the lofty pines In the Sacramento canyon, O. M. :'("racon") Selsby and the Duns muir Uons club extended the hos pILellty of northern California to twcnty-threo Craters from thin city Saturday night. Amid boisterous ' marrlment and snappy exchange of wit and satire, H12 Californlans and tho Medford excursionists further cemented the economic and social friendship of two great sections, di-, vlde4 only by the SisKiyous ana an imaginary border line, u It was a big night and, from the minute the Craters lft their pri vate -ir at Dunsmuir and were' whiku to Castle Crags till they returned to their car In "the early j bourn," there was no let-up In the ' merriment It was a Joyous, noisy j gathering with rapid-fire entertain ment throughout the evening, In cluding music and vaudeville stunts. '. Vem Vawter, tig Eruption of the Craters, was toastmaster ex traordinary and emphasized the far reaching .advantages of occasional Social visits similar-to Saturday's affair. The fact that lnter-ser-tloual contacts, in a social way. are essential to mutual understanding and successful business relation, was stressed by Mr. Vawter. Henry McClulness, of the Lions club of Duiinmiilr, replied to this opening address and formally welcomed the visitors from Modford. During tho dlnnor served prominent Cnllfor Elans and Craters were called upon .Including District Attorney John ion of Hlsklyou county; Captain Stove Kent, of the Dunsmuir traf fic squad; Bill Welch, commander of the American legion post in that city, and Dr. Edwards of San Francisco. Several well known Hls klyou and Shasta county .ita were On hand for the banquet, among them being Dr. Evans, Kerb. Ed monds.' Dr. Mnlone, Ted Hawkins, John- Voung, Elmer Jenks, Dr. Pickle, 0. A. Hutaff and Dr. Cor nish, mayor of DunHmulr and pres ident of the Lions club of that city. Followlnit the banquet, an enter tainment laxtlnir two hours was held In the lobby of the Castle Crags hotel. Vaudeville entertain ers were; on . hand and there was plenty of fun- for everybody The entire meeting was, In fact, a bril liant success and lists alon-T with the Vroka party of 1025 as nne ol -4. . 4. , the best of the Crater club Jam- . , 1 lories. , ,.Tho lnler-seotlonal social gather ing at Dunsmuir, however, was but one feature 01 ail interesting ann Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Major Thomas G. Lanphier, commandant at Sclfridge Field, Micb Igan, arc said to be planning a flight across tho Atlantic ocean in June in a Ford tri-motored plane for the purpose of charting a course for future transatlantic air service. Plans are reported to call for tops at Labrador, Greenland and Iceland en route to Croydon Field, England, followed by a tour at '-. European and Asiatic countries, including Russia. ' SUIT DISSOLVED : E. O. Stump, school director and Janlto.fr of the Howard school, In the affairs of which a storm has been, brewing over the proposal to increase the Balarles of teachers and Janitor, this morning, follow ing the dissolution of a temporary In) m l Ion by the circuit court, re straining any such action, Issued a statement "that 1 would not con sider re-employment as the janitor of the district at any price, under no conditions." - The Injunction was Issued to re strain the schorrl board from hold ing a meeting for the purpose of electing new teachers, or discharg ing the present teaching corps. Stump's statement is as follows: "With the incision this morn ing In county court that the Howard school temporary In junction be dlsssolved and de claring that the directors were empowered with the duty of employing teachers under the call for a meeting called exclu sively for that purpose, I desire to repeate a statement over my own signature. That Is: I have previously stated on sev eral occasions that I would not consider re-employment as jan itor of the district at any price, under no conditions. This to have the good people of the Howard school district know that as a director also, and re quired to represent the district in employment of teachers, that In no way has my attitude been Influenced respecting the teacher contracts by reason of my having acted as Janitor the past school year. It will be the duty of the school board, of which I am a member, to en ter Into a new Janltorablp con tract for tho coming year." -4- TAKT. Port of Newport will do Improvement work at mouth of A meeting Is called for 8 o'clock Biletz river. tomorrow night at the Howard ' cSuil rnr the mimosa of selectinc i VALE. Additional 10 miles ol a new Janitor and attending to Vain project canal is to other matters. I 20 l.iisn. cost . A trip around Ornler Jjike In an airplane would bo thrill- Ing adventure at any time. but on one's honeymoon ,lt scorned nlnioHt too good to be true, necordlng to Mr. .and Mrs. Phillips Hannon, young couple of San Francisco, who left Medford at 11 o'clock this morning in a piano for tho. well known scenic wonder. Mr. and Mrs. Hannon, who were married in the southern city the Inst of tho week. Br- rived In Medford yesterday 4 and were entertained last night by Itohert and Laurence Duff, former schoolmates of Mr. Bannon at Hanta Clara I college, at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex- nnilor Duff, ,333 Jackson street. The Harmons will re. main here until the end of the week, taking In the varl- nus scenic points surrounding Midford. eventful three-day good-will tour of tho Craters. On Friday tho meni- ,beca of the organization Journeyed tp Klamath Falls to lake part In Hhe Great Northern celebration. It was (hero that the Medfnrriites worked-tip1 plenty of enthusiasm for the' Dunsmuir visit tho follow ing day. ' Andy Anderson and his mighty Wurlltzer, with a hand-picked ag gregation of Crator songsters, en tertained the celebration crowds on tho streets of Klamath Falls, nnd 'Horace Bromley, Heinle Kluhrer and a few other Moldford "ath lotos" gave the Klamatliltes thulr feonceptlon of the Bunion derby. It wan a "dead heat." It was a !'tongh" night for the Cralors, and Saturday morning's casually list bore the names of I.-II. Walthor, J. J. Bitchier and Abo Cunningham. Tho Injuries, however, were of a irllnor nuture and the victims con tinued the trip to DunBiimlr tho ftlliiu-hii' aftoinnoil. Alter a hlKhly eventful trip to Dunsmuir, II. L. llroinli-y, or the Copco News Reel, nnd Honle Filth rer, camuru man for the Fluhror , .Events, socured some exceptional "elmls" 111 which Hurl Ondclls. Jerry 'Jeromo, 11. H. Aimslrong and a few nf the Crntora. tctether with Scat- -tin und Sun Francisco talent, starred. The Craters who participated In inn good will tour nf the Crater -Club were Vernon Vuwter, .1. .1. Huchter, .lurry Jerome, lloyul l.ee, ': C. Lenimon. Cnrl.Tongwnld. Earl Oadill". Karl Coe, Horace Bromley. "I. 11. Walthor. Full Lowe. Bert Orr. WVndy. Anderson, A. R. UoBenbaum, V. 8 Armstrong, Henry Fluhrer, "iWrgi jflates. A. 11. Cunningham. 'Wsller Dunlup, Johnny Hoed, Paul iSbM-ltoiwld.1- Cele Holmes, Jack Thompson, Hob Deuel and Herb. Grey. It was. beyond doubt, ono of'the outstanding Hips In the his lory 'Of tl.e Craters and, In the words of the populnr song, "The tour Is ended, but the memory lin gers on." ' ' , I Al II ill ' I AH AN j nuiiLnuu 1 at home for several clays, has re turned to her work at the I'lasca confectionery. Miss Ollvhi P.enla and Miss Huuy Hart of Oakland, Calif., spent sev eral days ill Ashland visiting Mrs. M. 11. Hlley on High street, nnd returned to their homes Saturday. James O. Nuylor recently bought a home on Harrlaun struct thru (J. B. Lamkln. It Is tho properly formerly belonging to Besslo Mur phy. Mr. Naylor soils the Itaw lelgh products hero, having muved from Portland to Ashland about a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Kubntcka were In Ashland Thursday on the way from their home In Los An geles to Seattlo and Vancouver, Washington. . Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dodson and family will soon leave for Prescott, Arizona, where Dr. Dodson expects to engage In buslnoas. B. W. Shaw, E. K. Hall, O. O. Van Natta, O. W. Noblo, O. W. Noble, O. W. Benedict, and J ,W. Oxford, boys of '00 and members nf the O. A. B., visited all of the city public schools last Friday In company with Huperlnto n d c n t Briscoe. Air. Noblo repeated the licttysbirrg address and tho chil dren were all' Invited to-the me morial services to be held In the t'resbyterian church. Mr, and Mrs. E. -A. Drawn of Klamath Kails visited In Ashland .reentry at. the homo of Mr, Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. 1 A. Brown In tho Bcllevue district Harry May, Klley Pltlenger. 1 ,-tj-lvia tireenlcaf, Eleanor Brown, I ilelon Lyons, nnd William Tucker, 1 pledges of the drumatic club, Y -WILLOOILED UiiIphh Dr. Frederick O. Thnyer Kt'in homo within a month or ho from Tulnrft unlvcrnlty, near Now Orlennn, whoro he Iuih been tak-j Intc a Rpeciul course In eye, cur, none and throat slnco Inst Hoptem- lier, lie win iinu nKijpi't-'r, inn jy;v water Kfnniel. whom he left In chargo of Colonel C. O. Thomson, j all ?nnro the oob. When Dor nnd Mrs, Thayer departed for Louisiana taut fall, Skipper was one of the most ho date, active and intelligent dogs cm the Pnc flu coat, but ho haa becotno one of the moHt parn pored, lury canlneti, due to bin havlnu 1een petted by the colonel, I wJio indutKeH hiH every whim and jj IH 1III1U Ol OH IU1 VIM'KM and alleged IntelllKencc. Mrn, I Thomson and the Thornton boys are very kind to Skipper, but con Hcrvatlvely treat him as a doK Hhuuld be. to retain hln Kelf-ro Hnect. and not make hlin think he Is the urcateHt dog In the ' United States. Ho deteriorated has Doc's dog become that Colonel Thomson now cnlln him Skip. Tho ca nine pet Mill does his tricks, but In a perfunctory, don't-bothcr- Tho council room on the second Alpha Tauil, at the Normal Hchooi. j me-nny-more way, Instead of with floor of the city hall hns been entertained tho usaombty newly finished lltroitk'hout. A mornm With u co Friday platform - and two nmull rooms have been built and new furniture and linoleum In harmony villi tho dernralloitH have been Inntullcd "A Midsummer Nlghirt M-eani. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Lamkln re cently traded their homo at the corner of North Muln and Hush The Women's choniM of the streets lo tho rirst iNuuonui uana Southern Oregon Normal school j""" Boulevard property for gave a half hour of song program merly belonRinH to A. C. UiIkkh, at the norma, ncliool Sunday after-!1""1 two and one-half miles from noon between 4:30 and 5 o'clock. ! th postofflce. Within a few days Quite a number of students and ! lHy e-ipect lu movo Into their new townspeople enjoyed the Hinging home. George Hons of Knder .....i ..... .it. tiuu i amm hIoto bouclit the Lamkln horn on ,r .. ..- .i 1 Main Htreet. and will occunv It as today noun n it Im vni'iued liv .nr. anil 'lH studios menu " Mr. nnd Mrs. Marry L. llarner "' L'"'""' , of Nevada. Mo Mrs. (leurite kl- America's chief ac voros of Han Kranclsco, and Mrs.!,.. , , , i . i ... i. Hluniber Is troubled, tur earth riuakes urn constantly uecurrtiiK near it, sometimes several In one . Y Ktww llltiidnc. (Suicides. ' I'UNHLKTOS, Ore., May 14. UP rearing bllndnoss and saylnjj , hn was .In crcat pain. Mrs. T. K. tlould, 69, of Milton, yesterday 'romniittpd suicide by slashing- her .iuiriilar vein with n rutor ui uio ; iinmn of her daughter. A note found on her body told of her de klie to end her life. W- i nitvnnllnn t'raler Iike Cbopter No. 33 It. A. M., May ii. 7:30 p. m. K. 13. N1CHOLH, Hec'y 4- Btntcd mectliiB Hlsklyou LotIko of Perfection 7:30 p, m. May I. Important business and light re- freshmonlH. 15. WILLIAMS, Socy. 63 c Wd Vlnh to thank our many friends for their kindness nnd sym- JtHthy, and for the beautiful floral PI . ITinKIl UUI l" UI I VtflU rv- 'f?vement. We arc also extremely ftratcful to the boys (or their nlnx- Kintz. i V THT3 dAHNKHKKO and ' i ; , HKALL KAMI LI KS. 1 '('' i -' . i . . i p . NOItTH BKND,; . Work n bolng ertiHhrd on ticw Coal . Produns .1. L. llarner of Ashland, left by auto from Ashland Katurday morn ing for California. Mrs. Itlvvrou will slop at her home In San Fran cisco, while the others will pro ceed to the I lamer home at Ne vada, where Mrs. llarner. Sr., will visit her fon and family. Mrs. Hoy llesMonnuer, In cum-i pnny Willi Mr. and Mr. S. K.j VtarncH. made n trip to Hill. Calif., Friday evening to we ItiiHlcr Ow-' nigs. Mi'H. HeHsennuer s son. who had met wllh a m-rlotis accident in a logging enmp. On Fiiday,Miiy 11, the local car registration bureau rcglKtered 00, cars paxlxng through Ashland from' other states. Win. J. P. (loble uf Seattle. Iel-j phlnn Hoclciy state orgnntftcr. visit ed In Ashland Saturday and at tended the luncheon given lu her honor by the Ashlnnd IelphlaiiH at the I.lthla SprlngH hotel. O. W. Henedlct on Mountain ave nue visited at the Wagner Creek school Friday, Ail afternoon school program was given under the di rection of John Kern, principal, and his daughter. Miss Genevieve, who are neighbors of Mr. ltepedie.l, Mr. and Mrs. Noel jVuuh of Los Angeles were called lo Ashland to attend the funeval of Mr, pep nnd Joy as before his muster left him. The scroot sits up and begs for food, which tho colonel thinks Ik wonderful, and performs several other similar tricks, which his doting master-ln-law tso mar vels at. All of which Is preparatory to stating that Dr. and Mrs. 'I buyer wtll not start for home on May 1. as previously planned, and will not arrive back In Med ford until about June 1st. . A letter received from Dr. Thayer tnld that he will continue until May 15th, and 'hen he and Mrs. Thayer will leave for home, where he will re mime his practice, stopping at Chicago for a week or so, en route, 'day, und tho peak constantly gives 'oil cluudti of meam. Within 1U miles of the volcano are hot beds 1 of pumlcestone and luva ureas which were formed within recent times, geologically speaking. f - f.WDi; NOT KISE.V (Continued from Page One) 1 . A ALLISON MOULTON : i Runs for Republican Nomination for District Attorney He believes the job is of sufficient importance that it should be held by a lawyer of demon strated ability. THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING- Jurors are the best judges of a lawyer's ability. Watch this paper tomorrow and see what the jury who tried Omar Murphy have to say of the ability as a Trial Lawyer of Allison Moulton Paid Adv. ' Neglect your eyes. you punish yourself ! Throb! Pound! Pound! Throb! A thousand sledge hammer blows of torture on your head! '.'If only I could get rid of these ago nizing headaches!" you complain. Yet do you know that your own neglect may be the cause of your headaches? Seven out of ten head aches are caused by eyestrain. fiUitntlk Tilh-rr itmrs art Ikt but iflotr It oplitai Hitnct. Have Your Eyes Examined! Or. D. A. Chambers SOUTHERN OREGON OPTICAL CO. 317 Medford Bldg. Phone 138 "That you may see a Great Country better" Eeichstein and Deuel MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1118 North Central PHONE 631 Buy a load of Green Pine Slabs now you will have dry wood when your present supply is consumed. 12-INCH OR 16-INCH GREEN PINE SLABS, per load Two Loads $5.00 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS knows tho vfceprpsldeiit und my sHf nro olil frifncls." Harktcy iiredloiiti-tl ltis question nn a piibllon:.(Mi :n Hie Ctilt'iiKu I Tribune untl extilnlned thfit was frequently tt lower rimming I '"' 1,0 nsked It. teniperiiliiio Is neeewiury In sum- ! "' "nileiHlnml your nuriiosc and liner. Winter leiniieniiuie Inside . I think 5'our question Is nulie :iho ehurn usinilly niui;e from 08 iioer, ' l.mvdcn replied. to St) deitroes Kllhl'Olllielt. nnd If 1 v' k'otlen llitu nils pleture. iiuilntulned nt that In summer inny ! hecnuso 1 was keen for It. I result in tho furniallon of Hurt I 'vo eonie : represent a cause, duller. A churn temperature of 1 1 liellevo that tho greatest prob GJ to 00 deitrees-usually produces ! 1,'m before 'he country is nurU ul firm butter In summer. j ,uri- believe the next rive or I I ten years will determlno whether OreRon shipped flas worth t2!.-! ' ul ",lvc Rood old- 9!J to Ireland's linen mills last ! "hl"''l American yeoman farm- er w no nas neen ine oaesoono oi lour civilization. ' i - .i - Talent Southern OrcKon will .. "'" it enn do lcsiurt'u 10 um propi-r imr.ty. 1 runt hpo a brfKbt fu- yonr. hnvc houvy irrtKiitlon water uupply this year. fiither. tihuwar Puuh. who tiled In Inn mill thin city A few Uuj-m hro, Tho fu neral wna held Friday nt tho IJftp t lut chu rh w It h 1 tov. Chmk 1 . Dunlmm In chHrxa. Mr. and Mm. PuhK hrr tu remain her for a few days beforo rvturnhiK to Cali fornia. K. K. Vhlpa hns returned to Anhlnnd after a brief trip bjr auto mobile to ttouihern f'allfnrnla. whero h v In I ted hln OauKhted, Mr. UUinche Itaymoiid, at Mountain View. Mr. I'helpn lm vlblted hln dHUKhter, Mm. A. M. Kunk. at Han Hernnrdlno, nnd her hiiHbnnd. Mr. Phelpn In Rlad to k'1 back to Anh lund whom he 1ms a position at WnlcnU'ft (irocery on Mant Mtiln Htreet. Tho Vhltn UoiiKe :rorery la thej nee no or a nUfcii'uning anu un proveinentu, liirludtiiK a coat of paint over the outside of tho build- in:. Kendrlrk "Watnon of A Mil nnd went to Medford or a short visit Krldnv. He vera 1 of the Aithlmid churchen olmerved MothciSf dny with itpcctal muHlc and derorutiunn nnd with npproprlHte nerinoni. Mother and the Kpltit nf motherhood were ex tolled a Kreit vHiillxinK and un llflhitt Influenced In our life of to day n well ft In nil ok en pant.' Mtp MUiltvU Pautt, who wan IH turo for the Amerb'nn republic If l:KKIHroltT. Contract let for nurlculturo is iiermltted to d Cardlner HUiunilt roud unit, for I cay. So lontr ium thai cjiuso taints, jKIi.417, uf oourso I'll Htand for It, . i 1 "l havo nn rlKht to barter Halnler ittdH akvd for pump- nwuy or deal with reference to ruKh'HllnR pl'tnt to supply DuUols-Kltter-1 deleaates who look on mo as rop- ' , rcMenUng the cnuwe. CANADIAN NATIONAL -TO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA SPEND JUNE IN JASPER. the heart of the Canadian Rockies Your first thrilling view of miglity Mt. Robson from your car window tells you thtt you are nearing Jasper National Tark. Spend June days on Canada's fin est Rolf course. Mountain climbing with Swiss guide. Fishing, camping, swim ming. Rates $7.50 a day up, American Plan. 500 guests. Or-en May 21 to Sept. 30. U s on the Triangle Tour. 68.:S MKHFOHD AND RKTl'UN Low Svnmv farat Cast Bsfinnlno M. 22 Hanadian National AsiwaTTst Larrttt Railway Sittm in Americamr- n , , . . , , ' , - . A. B. HOLTOnP Pir.se sa sw your fits booklel oo Jasper Natiuflsl Pirk City Pas. Agt. Nsw ... SO V. ml, III Nt.. fnttl.nil " Sioiiet lliooa IKacDii IUI V UMBER 2x4's and 1 inch Boards at $20 per 1000 Board Feet This stock is CLEAN, DRY and SURFACED, of a good substantial construction grade. It should not be confused with the rough, coarse material sold in this vicinity at approximately the same figure. Big-Pines Lumber Company i'-i'i -