Medford mail tribune., June 22, 1928, Page 14, Image 14

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FINE GRAIN AND
By Mary O. Carey.)
ED12N' PRKCIXCT. .Tune 21.
Never before have tlie garden look
ed hotter iitonK Hear creek bottom
land than now. I'otntn crops and
tomato and beun field ur mak
ing abundant growth. Mr. Locks
Is now preparing to stick a hulf
ncre of utrlnn henns which he has
In on the Kd Hamlin place.
Noah Chandler has cut hi oat
field of ahout two anew and he
estimates he hat at lenHt ten tons
of fine hay. The hay in not marve
and 1ft very heavy with Bruin.
.Heading of most field of barley
In thiK part of the valley will he
Kin til about ten day. Most of
It bt mtiph heavier than last nen
non and 1h nlmoHt all of the Fed
erated seed.
H. S. Stevens Is again In Port
land for medical treatment, hav
ing gone there last week.
MIhm Arleta Meiwencer wpent last
week at the home of her parents
nt Provolt, taking a week's vaca
tluii. from her work at the Med
ford Ituslness college.
A delightful shower wan itlven
nt the home of MIhh Adieu Culver
for Minn Catherine Dietrich, whom
approaching marriage haw been
nnnntinci d. Many hniiulliu! glftH
wero iresentel to tho bride-to-be
by her frlendtt and nehonlmiiteH.
A most pletiHant evening wan spenl.
Delightful refreHhnienlM were serv
ed during the evening.
K. ('. I.ockwood picked u fine
lot of Hing cherrleM for market
the first of this week. They were
of unusual large size and of fine
flavor.
iju a very fdiort time now Mm.
Mary O, ('arey experts to have
her fioiiK. "The Way of Faith," nu
thV market. It wll lnppear In
octavo dlze In thin first edition.
Rohert Bender, of Woodland,
OUT. 1m spending his two weeks
vacation out of Hie hank, where
tie ' linn been em ployed several
yinrn, wllh bin pareitlH who have
latoly bought a homo In Medford.
Air. and Mrs, llinginan of north
TVnt are enjoying a visit from a
sop and wife from , llnho; also
another son who has been work
ing on the Greenspriug mountain
and was Injured by a flying piece
ot steel from a mw getting Into hlH
eye, Ih recuperating at home.
'Mrs. Irene Welln oxprofted her
flejlght nt the county purchasing
n new, large Frlgldttlrn for it so
. nt'She county farm. The old one
van of little or no use and be
en,rr)e almost unsanitary. Mrs. Wells
Bays she ran Have many dollars'
worth of food by having the new
cooler,
.Ralph liobertH went to Hiioru
mentn, Calif., last Krlday to meet
Ji1h family who were coming to
that city from San llernnrdlno.
tvhere the children have been In
school the past winter. Italph Is
n'orklng for the Medford l'enr com
pany, and the family will reside
Ur Ashland this winter. Jack Al
1(MV jiceompimled Italph down and
bjirk. They returned Monday.
' liaft Haturday eve-ning when
KoJih Chandler's family came
home, they found a fine large P
' lice female dog In their yard. They
kept her until Tuesday, when they
put an ad In the Mall Tribune.
Tuefrdny evening H, K. Newbry of
Sp r - v.
WillliilBlii
I Talent ttaU the ml uihI came down
; after his dog. 8h hud followed
him part way to Medford and came
I buck that far.
' Clinton Curey returned last Sat
urday from a two weeks' aujouin
, in Sacramento. Culif,, where he
I went to visit with his daughter,
Mrs. K. O. Keee. Mr. Carey vlrf
Ited most oL the cities between
I Ashland and Hu era men to, hut
found no pluce he liked half us
wcl tits the Kogue Itiver valley.
' He wiys he would not like to live
in the Sacra mc it o 1 Liver valley
nor in the city of Sacramento.
M r. and M rs. (J eorge 1 'a rker
were among tho Hcverul residents
who attended the Frank & King
i dhow last Saturday night.
L
j HUOWXSMOliO. June 2!. There!
j wete several visitors -"present at
. Kunduy Bchool Sunday afternoon.
lamong them Rev. John Stlllo, who!
t held alter a service after the Sun
day Bchool uesHinn. He took hit I
j text from the third chapter of Ueve-
I latiotiH. The attendance watt
Several member of the Hrowns-;
! horn Hchool will attend the all-day i
aervlce at Hese Creek next Hun-
I day. -
Mr. und Mih. Carl LikIwIk and I
cl.lldreu were guestH Saturday j
night of the Walter Marshall lain-'
lly. ; I
The unniml nchool election wan ',
held Monday at the school house. '
LoiiiK IIIuchh wuk re-elected director
for u tetm ot three yeai'H and Mm.
Vera WVIght cleric for one year.
MIkh KdrlH Warren Iiuh gone to
Homhrook for a visit with ntlattvcH
before returning to her home In
Portland.
V. M. HttiiKen weni In Medford
Wednesday to meet hiH mother,
Mrs. V. I. IfntiHou, of 1 loriihrook.
who will visit with her hoiih. Will
urn) ficorgc, and also with her
j daughter, Mrs. UhiIh Hnhrer, for
a few Weeks.
. .1. Kohrer is hi Monlagiie on
busincHH and alao visiting with rel
atives. !
Mr. and Mr. Waller Marshall j
and raiully and I ho l.udwlg la in 11 y I
of Motll'ord speni last Sunday til'-1
nicking at Dead Indian Soda
SprlngH. i
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Sutton of!
flazelle, Cal., arrived Monday fori
lull extended visit with Mrs. Sul-1
ton's father, John McCallisler. I
(Gertrude lilnomingcnmp returned '
Wednesday to her home at Horn-)
I brook after n three weeks' visit
I with relatives. j
W. Auiinig and sons and MIxbI
) Mae Tucker were guests Sunday of
lthe Hatph Tucker family. j
Mrs. Frances Nelson of Medford
spent last week end at tlie home of
j her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
j Henry,
Miss Eunice 1 urnhow Is the moat
of Mr. and Mrs. lieorgo Mrown ;
this week. i
Won't Affect State Tax I
SAIJOM. Ore.. June (P) Karl
Fisher, state tax coinmlsnlonor. is
authority for the statement that thej
recent federnl court decision that ,
hank stock cannot he taxed will not
i affect state revenues, for the slm-
pie reason that counties will levy
i an additional lax other classes
j of properly In make uj tho dll'fer
lence. The dielslon Involves annual
1 revenues of about $ii50.on0.
KI.AMATIl FAI.US. The conn-)
ty Tair wilt build two large new !
barns ibis yetir. I
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SAMS VALLEY iS
GETTING READY
SAMS VAU.KV. June 21. The f
few recent warm dayn are ripening i
the grain fast and farmers are get- (
ting their reaiiing machines In re-,
pair for future cutting.
J. It, liowen of the Kvanu valley;
precinct was calling In our district,
Thursday, looking up some regis-1
tered democrats. i
At the annual school meeting i
Monday. lMck Strnu was ctusen :
director and S. S. Abbott was re
elected clerk. The budget meet-!
lug will he neiu later jor which j
tho not fees are now posted.
Tho dealli of John liigham,
which occurred Saturday night,
eook an old-time resident and in
dustrious furnien from our pre
cinct. Although Mr. I'.lghnm had
been seriously ill for several days,
his death was a shock to the com
munity. The wife and children
have the sympathy of everyone In
their sorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. George, (iarrett of
Central Point visited Tuesday with
l-'l 1 1 m iint rilen f iiirrelt. The vis
itors had Just returned from a visit j
with friends nt laC,rande, where ;
they say cold weather has greatly i
retailed spring crops, causing !
the ntlo be porrer than for many
years. Mr. darett wild many gar-I
dens were being entirely replant d j
owing to a night of freezing
weather.
Among our girls who are at
tending summer school at the Ash
land Normal are Misses Naomi
Mjigruder, Klsie Straus and Frances
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. K .11. Day and
family returned Tuesday from the
1 Hnmond lake section, where Mr.
Day look his beef cattle to the
range, and other members of the
family enjoyed a summer outing.
A. It. Collet t left Sunday morn
ing for I'oiiland, where he will
attend summer school at u hrapch
of the Oregon University,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Cook spent
Sunday in 10 vans valley visiting
relatives.
(ieorgc Mt-Oonoiigh, being a good
old honest -to-gotauesH democrat,
was i liosen as district committee
man by the democratic organiza
tion. Four of our young men who left
Thursday for an expected Jolly
Jaunt of several days at Diamond
lake, were Arthur and Frank
Straus. James Mclnough . and
John Wilson.
At the lust meeting of the Grange
It was voted to pool an order for
binding twine with the Central
lont Grange to the lowest offer
made the members, and a sub
stantial saving was made to those
purchasing twine. If anyone was
left out of the pool order It was
been use you did not attend your
order's meeting. It pays to attend
G ra nge ami rea p the advantage
of belonging.
Mr. and Mrs. l.uther wero en
tertaining Washington relatives
last week.
Miss Donna McDoiiough Is vis
iting this week with her aunt, Mrs.
John l.inville of Medford.
Miss Mildred Culey of Applegale
visited friends In the valley Sat
urday. It Ih reported a real estate denl
of considerable Importance In this
district is pending, with pretty
good prospects of an early pom-
Potion
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STEVE'S BODYGUARD JAILBOUND
If- i r 7 II V
It V " 1 M 1 H
It took only 11 minutei for a jury to find Earl Klenck, left, fop.
merly a bodyguard of D, C. Stephenson, guilty of complicity in at
testing to a fraudulent 'aflldavit in Marion county criminal court,
Indianapolis,' Ind. Klenck is siown on his way to jail with Ollie H.
Mays, right, a deputy; He was acquitted when he stood trial with
Stephenson ns an accessory to the murder of Miss Madge Oberholtzer.
COAST LEADER .
OF ADVENTISTS
HERE FOR IE!
President YV. I. Smith, head of
the Walla Walla eolleBo of Sev
enthiDay. Advenliiits, and l'ustor
tieorge J. Appel, returned mis-
sionai y irom china, arrived this I
afternoon, and Pastor George F.
Enochs, returned missionary irom '
India, also is expected today.)
Many other members from the I
various churches also are arriv-:
ing if i he week-end and will
stay through to the dosing of the -
meeting on Sunday night.
It was announced that Pastor1
Morris Lukens, president of the'
'.SortL Pacific Union conference, j
would speak on the subject, "Who
changed the day of Sabbath ob-
servance from Saturday, the sev- j
cnth hay of the week, to Sunday.1
the first day of the week?' It:
was further announced that tho!
Kogue Ulver Academy orchestra,
under the leadership of professor
T. II. Folkenburg of Medford, will
give a sacred concert Sunday
night from 7:110 to 8 o'clock, im
mediately preceding the preach
ing hour
All phases of Christian living
are neing consuterert at the Ad- lnchlllei r.ertrude Astor, Douglas
ventlsl camp ground, touching on0prrHrJ) Ton, Itirk,,Uf, anrt Kddle
the nnestlons of wiu blly amuse- j Uuffm,ri The story ,s liv ,.eon
ments, niedern dress, health re-Zum)c intl Cmres Condon did
form, the support of mission work ' ,he sct,narlo while Hoy Dei Ruth
by tithes and offerings, righteous-j (jrPO,e(ji
nesH by fallh, the victorious life.,, Th(? ,;,misin(? plot rp(.0unts the
and many other practical as well , ,ov n(ivi,n,urrs nf Annie, clerk In
as doctrinal themes.
A deep spiritual Interest per
vades the camp and many con-. Tho llUter unexpectedly falls heir
verts already have been made.)... min.on Illul ft vaiot. liri..,.
and a baptismal service will
held at the close of tho after
noon meeting tomorrow, which
day Is observed by the Adventlsts
ns the Sabbath.
Auout f .( worm of nooks nave j . iviKKH has his timorous master
already been purchased at thej shanghaied . ' Annie follows, d reined
book store. To buy one copyins nn nble-bodled seaman, nnd ns
each of all the literature put out astonishing n hurly-ourly oi imi,.
i.y the Adventlsts wonbl cost near- potions results as ever rocked nn
ly $700. A number of tho camp- ,indlenee Into hysterical approval.
ers nave oeen ennsieu m me
colporteur service and will be out f
this Miminer In the homes of the
people throughout the southern j
part of the state handling the
printed page. Many students nr
employing this means to earn 1
their Hcholarhips for the schools.
and others are engaged In the sale!
of books to make a tlving for I
themselves and families. t
A strong evangelistic campaign
is being planned for the summer. :
when ihe mlnlMers will be out
In tent and hall efforts in the
various cities. '
Tho members of the churches'
also are being trained as mediea
missionary nurses and taught how,
io ir'vo Itible readings, and ns a '
result the conference is looking j
fur a large gathering or converts
this present year.
SAIilUN'i: CUKKK. June 22.
Tlie annua t school meeting -won
held at the Alderbrook schoolhouse
last Monday, at which Mrs. I. I..
Wall was re-elected 11.4 clerk and
Mrs. Julia t'.riffllhs re-elected as
director to serve three years. (
Mr. and Sim. Mitchell of Sis-!
son. t'altf.. have moved Into Mrs. 1
I'.vn Newton's l.nise. nnd Mr.
Mitchell Is employed hauling logs
from Ihe logging dtmp into Hold
llltl.
William Wright had the mis-!
fortune to have his ar badly ,
wrecked one evening last week '
w hile on his way to Medford. Whrni
pnHintt the l.one Pine service sta-j
ttonear Tolo. u car whose driver j
was intoxicated, drove out fn.m
the service rtlim dirntly in front
of him. lloth cars were hndlyj
duuittjivd, but outside of few i
SARDINE CREEK
, bruises nnd the shock, no one was
.tnhii-ed.
; Kthel Smith has been employed
fat the Uii Ulo orehard for some
: time, thinning fruit.
Mr. nod Mrs, .1. U. Slnrns and
'kiui Kobert and daiihler Ituth of
1 CrautH I'ass visited relatives here
!. Wednesday evening. Itobert and
his tiniiher .less, who have been In
i the employ of the American Can
1 en m any at I'aelfic drove. Calif..
for the past ten months, are home
on a two weeks vacation.
Word has come from Bishce,
Ariz., announcing the birth of a
daughter, Kobert a Jean, on June
litth to Mr. and Mrs. A'. Miller
of that place. Mrs. Miller was
formerly Susan Sterns of this
place, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
j, d. Starns.
Mr. and Mrs. AVm. AVrtght are
'rejoicing over the arrival of a
seven and one-half pound hoy at
their home on Wednesday, June
13th. Mrs. Wright nnd baby were
taken to the Sacred Heart hospital
in Medford Wednesday evening for
medical care, where she is now
convalescing rapidly, nnd of course
Hill Is all smiles over the new boy,
Thelbert Wayne.
" 1 1
g and 10 Cent Annie
RtClltO Scttlivdciy
-.
i'M-Xot only will Louise Fazenda
i greet . you In "Five nnd Ten-Cent
j Annie," at tlie Hialto tomorrow,
I but Clyde Cook, Louise's diminu
tive teammate, anil Pdll Demurest,
I 111 ni'nni'h.iinil.vdiiilv
Ti.nu it..... i.,i 'ntn ...hini,
These ihr
j the five and ten. and Elmer, ao
(amorous and timid street cleaner.
no!ilbe vfrlet ntiiveil b Demm-owr
chagrine! bccauHe he has not In
herited the cash, proceeds to make
life one long nightmare for Elmer)
who has now married Annie
REMEMBER
THE NAME
WHEN tVER
YCUASkfOR
corrtt
3T
GolderVcst
VOTES 10 BUY
. JACKSOXV1I.I.E.. June 22.
At the annual school election held
at the schoolhouse Monday, June :
1 8 Alfred Noiris was elected school ;
director and Mis. Fred Fick was i
re-elected clerk.
The question was
put to a vote at the special jneet-.
Ing foUowlro; the election, whether
ier or not the Bowman property
adjolnlns the school grounds,
should be purchased. The vote
carried in favor of buying the
nrnnertv
The ft. N. A. Indies' sewing; club
met at the home- of Mrs;'yrheo.
Johnson Wednesday. A pliusant
afternoon was spent,. In Kcwlng.
after which a lunchedn wartrved.
. Mrs. Annn Broad of Jacksonville
and Mr. and Mrs. K. Shaw of Ash
land were guests at the home of
Mr. and ls Jess Taylor on the
Applegate Sunday,
Krnest Mclntyro and family vis-1
ited relatives here Tuesday even- ;
in?. '
. Ora Phillips and wife of Squaw '.
Lake were overnight visitors at -"
the T. K. DunnlnKton;home Tues-;
day.
M ra. Fran k Sa ulsborry ret u rne.d
Monday from Portland. . 1
Freda, and Freddie Jiutcher are I
spending this week with their aunt,
Mrs. Ettri T'"iinta, . at . Camp 1, !
Untie Falls. : ;
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Clemans of
Vancouver, Wash., spent the past
week vlsitlnp: t the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Charles Iirson. '
They left for their home Sunday...
While here they and Mr. and Mrs.'
Larson made a trl to Oregon 1
Caves and Crescent -$(ty. j
Mrs. Evelyn Curnhs and Mrs. W. j
. Chl'nlers and daughter Mnxlnr
returned Monday fpom Mt, Shasta
City, Calif. Mrs. Thelma Jones and
WALKER'S
DANCE
AT
HILARITY HALL
Sat.
JUNE 23rd
DyngeBros. Melody Kings
- Another Good Walker Party
No Dance at the Fair Grounds
Admission 10c Dancing 75c
Kodak
fane aiona
an eximroll
EXPF.RTENCF.D camerists know that they can
depend on the uniform speed and latitude
of Kodak Film to produce properly-exposed
negatives. . .'
If you want consistently good results in your
picture-making, be sure to load with yellow-box
film. And, take along an extra roll or two for
the unexpected picture opportunities.
We have your nf Kodak Film
in slock get a,supply today
SWEMS
-KaMtnnn Kodak DeaWs
Master l?hoto Finishers
Y
217 Kast Main St.
2 -
a er'V .,v.
iwom una iuy irnto.
! Olson. I.RVoa Dunford and Bruce
MerrUlfld of Juoksonville scout
ironn 3j are apendinK thl week;
at the Boy Scout camp on Apple- j
gate. I
Mm. R. G. Jennings was a caller'
in Jacksonville Thursday evening.
Mm. Krank Ankeny, -Mis. Cora;
Crump and Miss Mi-Cully were
dinner guests of XIrs. Amy Dow.
Wednesday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Scverence enter- J
tnined Frank Wooten at dinner
Thursday. i
George Merritt made a business
trip to Klamath Kalis Wednesday.)
Mrs. Mava Bradley or tlrnnls
Pass visited .Miss McCully Tuesdny.
. Mp nnd Mrjl Arnelt returned
, from a visit Klamath fans
j Tuesdny. They wore accompanied
nomu ny io m n.-ir kwi.....,-
i dren. wno came to ine nogue mv.-i
snnitariunj s.to have their tonsils
I removed.
I Mrs. Krank Ankeny, Sirs. Corn
1 Crump and Miss McCully motored
, over the valley Tuesday afternoon.
.;:r.. ;ilid Mrs. Archie Gulches
I moved . Thursday Into the house
: owned hy Hoy Toft of Medford and
; formerly occupied hy Floyd Wat
erman and family In north Jack-
, sonvllle.
; PrP!jl,ytrlln rhlir.n, .Tn,.kKonvmp
All will he matte welcome at the
ehurch services' and It Is desired
the citizens of our town will pive
a proper portion of the Lord's dny
to those privileges as well as It
helng a duty.
Sunday school. 1 a n. m. Roy
Martin, superintendent. t
PrenchlnK services. 11 a. m. audi
H p. m .
Christian Endeavor. 7:1 fi p
Henry Neldermeyer, president.
Mid-week Itible study, Tuesday I
at 7:3a p. m. ... j
Junior choir practice, AVednes-;
day at 7 p. in. ;
Elmer E. McVieker. pastor.
What Price Mtcnitiii-e? .
NEW YORK In the Harvard
library at Cambridge. Mass.. are
books taken recently on a train
I from New York by two armed
j men. Tho hooks formed the Inst j
' great collection of Shakespeare In.
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