Medford mail tribune., July 19, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

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STEDFOTCU SDOU TRESUNE, JfEDFORD, Om-yiONWltllfiMUN .
I Miri ni'i nil
THEY SAY
"Swim in
Drinking
Water"
Our weekly water test, liy the
State Board of Health
shows it tn lie in "A" eiiiiilit'um
"Sale for drinking piii'imses.''
The, only safe water is a sterilized
water. Our pool ranks with the
highest in ihe state for purity of
water, and surpasses any in South
ern Oregon.
MERRICK'S
C. POINT' PICNIC
PROVES TO BE A
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Plan to Spend Your Vacation and Week
End Trips at Beautiful
LAKE O' THE WOODS
Resort Now Open Bigger and
Better Than Ever
Furnished t'tihins Now Hunts Lunch liuoiu Service
(Station Si me I!nth!iij; Suits Fish in:,'.
Demi Indian road is in srnod eondition An ideal recrcit
tion spot for Ihe vaeationist.
Fresh Milk Always Available
LAKE O' THE WOODS COMPANY
Phone Lake 0 ' The Woods for
Reservations
Commercial Banking
Has a Unique Function
Are You Getting It?
Coinnieivial hankers have iiuieh to do
with the moulding of an institution or
business sun-ess. We have worked
hand-in-hand with many of Med ford's
most successful businesses, and offer
you the same service that these firms
endorse.
Let Us Get Acquainted
,M :.;:,.;!
First National Bank
Mcdford, Oregon
SECURITY SAFETY SERVICE
MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $150,000
1
FOR YOUR WINTER
FIRE
Green Pine Slab Wood
12-inch or 16 inch
4
$2
7JJ Per Load
2 Loads $5.00
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
lllNorth Central
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Reichstein To! fill Deuel
A WAff W
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULT!
ci:ti:.i, point. July i
(Sporial) -- The annual Sunday
M-houl pkiiu- was held KrUlny al
tlu U'iiutil'ul l,alc Crook camp
ami untved t bo onv of ttu must
onjovablr pU-nlfs ttvu the Sunday
Mi'huol lias ever In Id, mostly mi
aciount of tho fine .swimming fa
cilities, which funiishi-d n goutl
place Cor tlur young tnopl 1
oldi'i- nnos, lu t-njuy the water and
al.-o a shallow plai'f lower down
the rivi'k Cor tUo lit t lo on-s to
p:uldh in the watt-r with no four
to parents.
Tho ramp is on Hutu tm'.
and Is tmppIUU with plenty of
laldr.s, briu'hoa and places to
tmild fin-s for coffee, etc.. and
furnishes an ideal place for a
picnic.
owiiiK lo the ruh in farm and
rchai'tl work, several of th
i t-Kular atrvndants of the Sumlay
school were unable to attend, but
about 100 people met at the
church at H o'clock and went in;
a body. M r. Kichnuuul furniNhed j
a lai'Ro truck in which benches !
were placed and he transported '
oni' of the Jolliest bunches of tho(
day that was the children. j
A beautiful picnic dinner was j
spread Just at the edse of the
water, which every one enjoyed.
Various games were played, but!
the main feature of the day was,
the swimming. leo cream in:
abundance was served.
Several of (he young peoplo J
wore invited to the Charles Hez-,
malhalch home I'riday evening to !
enjoy an evening of table Karnes ;
and a general good time. Thone j
present wore the Misses Amy j
.lohn-on. Kuth Welwtcr, tlrae
Merritt, Wyvette I'.oswell. Lynette
Mezmalhalch; -Messrs. Hob Mer-:
ritt. Carl and Clifford !!ufw1l,
Philip and Kverett f lozmalhnlch. '
Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Mr. Cha..
llezmalhalch. j
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Webster. ;
daughters. Ituth and Huby. and
son. Lorne. arrived home Thurs-;
day from their summer's vacation
w hich was spent in taking an auto I
trip to their old home In Canada!
and visiting their relatives and 1
old friends. j
They enjoyed their trip lm-,
niensoly. but claim their time wa.-j
too short, as they weren't able .
to avail themselves of all tlio .
pood dinners offered them. They
realized that the five year.i they
have been gone from Canada has;
caused quite a change. !
Mrs. Koy Nichols and small son ;
and Mrs. Karl Heft nnd daughter.
Kvelyu. ate enjoying a camping
trip at Crescent City this week.;
They left for that city Wednesday, j
Mr. and Mrs. C Nicholson ;
nnd Mrs. Maine Single were Sun-!
day visitors ut the J. K. Iloswell
home Mrs. Single was with a J
party of friends from Los Ange- J
les, whore she resided and t hey ;
have been to Crater luko and :
lake of the Woods and continued ;
their way Sunday to the const at,
Unndon and will return by th'?
liedwood highway to Los Angeles . i
Johnnie r.ohncrt and l.ouls:
ltuhnert took their cousins. Mrs.i
and Miss Kawlinson for a sight-1
seeing trip to Crater lake Wednen !
day. returning to Central I'ohv j
Thursday. Mrs. Itawlinson nml .
daughter are making the liohuer;
family of this place a few weeks' I
visit, and are spending the sum-'
nier in an extended pleasure trip.)
having left their home In New
York In May. and expect lo eon-j
tintie it until September. !
Mr. and Mrs. I ten Duncan and J
daughter. Kllzabeth, enjoyed a;
picnic dinner in the Uthla park .
Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. H. Ilutfield
were Ashland visitors Sunday. j
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ayres and fain-:
lly were in town Sunday from
the Wellen district, attending ser
vices al the Union church of j
Medford.
Mrs. Clark McDowell of Mcd
ford was In town Saturday vinlt-;
Ing -Mrs. Dora Urlstol.
The music at the Union church
was especially good last Sunday;
; and Is deservin of mention.
During the morning services the
ladies' quartet, consisting of the ,
Mesdames I.oulsc tirinor, I'rancis'
AYyatt. Delia Tex and Lulu Strnh-;
meier rendered a beautiful song.'
"The Shepherd's Care." Clifford
liosweii sang the solo. "Th Way-,
side Cross" and the younx men's
qpuitet sang tile chorus. In the
evening Miss Lynette Ifeainalhalch
sang a solo and James Htirri snng
the solo pari in a song and wrt
joined in the chorus by the young
p'-ople's choir.
Mrs. Archie Parker and chil
dren. Marjory and Krnest. are
spending the week with Mr. Par
ker's mother. Mrs. Klllott.
Mrs. (iriner. Sr., who has been
ill for severnl weeks. Is Improving
and was abb- to be ut tho Kundav,
school plenle Kriday.
Mrs. Kearney lEoblnon and
daughter. Iva, of Ktna. Cal., were;
callers In our city Saturday. t
Miss Klorence llamrick and
Miss Ali'-e Sea brook have Jus
losed a week's dully Illble school
at Table I lock. '
Mr-. Paul Martin and Mrs. Joe
PonwcII drove up to Awhland Sun
day afternoon for a few hours In
Lythht park.
Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Scott and
daughter. Ktbelyn. and little Deity!
Keirler drove over to Ituch Sat
urday r renlng and vfsllerl with
Mrs. Scott's parents. Mr. and Mr.'
Throckmorton. !
Car! Coleman came over from
Klamath Kails Sat ui day evening
after work to spend Sunday with
his ki'i' ndparent. Mr. and M is.
Huyck. !
Lester Scott and Hurry lurnpert'
-pent Sunday In Klamath KaPs.
MUfi Kdith Inmsn r'(ft'rned
home M'Miday from a week'
citmpiny fyv at th Mthodlst Kf''
i worth League. 'i:b wm apetit'
tat Little Itivcr, 30 miles front
! Itoseburg. where she went as a
delegate f rom t h is d 1st net a nd
t with several others represented
the Medford Kpworth league.
Un Monday evening Miss Kdith
deeoyed down to tho ltowc!l
liouio, where she' found the bur
prlse of her life awaiting her.
which h ul been planned by be.-
mother in honor of her birth
day anniversary. she ca mo in
' unsuspecting of foul play and
a fter a few minutes- conversat ion
'with the family, she was sur
rounded by a room full of her
lMo-t intimate friends. The room
had been tastefully decorated with
Knglish ivy and 1 lowers by Dor
othy Inman and Wyvette ISoswell.
The evening was spent in various
games and music and at 1 "
o'clock th guests were invited out
to the d'oing room, where a table
loaded with Ice cream and cookies
awaited the in :ind a beautiful
birthday cake h.ul the place uf
honor, decorated in white and
pink, and surrounded by present.-.
Alter the candles on the cal;
were blown out. refre.-hmcnis wciv
served and the juvp-y time eon-'
ttuied.
Those present were 1 he M isse
M I Id rod 1 Illl ger, Lynette Heinal
halch. lluth Webster. Wilma She-;
ley. Alice. llcatrice and .le-si
Seubrook. Wyvette Dosw.-ll. C,rac'
Merrill. Dorothy and IMith In
man. Messrs. Cov Drown, .lame
Harris. Jolinnie P.ohnert. Philip
and Kverett ezmalhalcb. Dob
Merrltt, Karl Dcall. Krnest lie
tel. Clifford and Carl Doswell :
Mrs. Inman and little daughtc: :
Krnest ine ami Mrs. Maude Dos- .
well. '
030 FELLOWS OF
Al LAKE CREEK
Wefers and punch were s
during 4 he evening. j
Mr. and Mrs. Marvyn Johnson j
and family arrived home Sundae i
from thi ir road work on t In
crescent City hlghw'iy, where I
they June been foi several weeks.
Mrs. Dollie Love arrived home
last Sunday from a two weeks' .
trip, spent in northern California.
She Went with Mrs. Myrtle Denton I
and Delbcrt Denton of Cor I Klam-
ath. They went over the Kcd-1
wood highway, down by Cres- j
cent City and spent a week u i
the home of .Mrs. Love's niece, i
Mr-, lterni.e Johansen at Kleld'Sj
Landing a few miles south of Ku
jeka and also a week at Willow!
ere. i; With Mr. and Mrs. Tyson -
Deal) nnd family. J
M. M. ohcuchain. who was,
taken seriously ill at the family!
home Monday evening, is still .
unimproved.
Mrs. Sheloy und daughter, Wil-.
ma. who have been spending their;
vacation at Newport, arrived home
Saturday evening. '
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Fox and
daughter, Gerald inc. accompanied
Dr. nnd Mrs. Goldsbury as guests!
io Koschurtr last Sunday and spent
the day. While In Itoseburg. Mr j
and Mrs. Fox called on Ned Dixon.'
a former resident of -Central i
Point, who is now running
service station in Doseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Huyck, Milton
and Carl Coleman, drove up tn :
Ashland Sunday ami enjoyed ai
picnic dinner hi l.ithia park. ;
J. L. Hurger and Mrs. Hedge
pat h came over Saturday night
from Gazelle to spend Sundae
with home folks.
lau Killed In llx plosion. ' !
CHICAGO. July 1 it. iT) out
man died today, another was dying ;
and six others were suffering from ;
severe burns a nd ot her il ijiiric ;
following an explosion late yetcr- ;
day of aeetyleue gas tanks in Ihej
air rediictlfn company's plant.
I. k i: cit i : i ; k . .mh i n s-.mc
imcicI.o ,. i'an;..i; ..... 1 O
. !' ..i .M fit ;'"!! hebi .i !'. n:c at
I. at..' i r,-. k Snnd.'y. Tbo-e allciid
ing were C. K. Clark. I.MIi- Clark.
Annie J. Datcinan Mrs. 1'. K Ked
d.n. M,s. I. ,1 Wih y. Mrs. Mark
Kline. Mr. A. I.. 'lab-. .Mamie i'.
Norris. Carne M.-Danfel. oraee
li.imlm. .lost 'dtin.i'JI'.an.' lNi- Mil
lard. Katie Puleii.U Ai U ill int.
J. W. (lai'ihn. ' !oi X' I'alen.
D. Mctiann l. ohu K. Ni.rri-.
A. L. C,. J. Vi!e. I', i: Uci
ib n. Mat k K hue. Cliai )fs I i il-. .
II. W. Tell, Lulu Dishop. George
illshap and June N'.m ri-. al- lh"
Milai.i a ml the Hall clnl.hcn.
W ill Almv. .Mr. and .M W. D.
JmIhimoi anil cbil.i;e-i :iftl- .M i
.ldii.:iMn's iimSiuT ami Mr. S.-tilo
speii1 Su nd ay ai I 'cad I 'u! i n ed a
spring-.
M i . and Mrs. C. K. tclb s and
faillliv Wele gller-ts ti the L. II
Wya al ia niily Sunda ,
Mr. II. A. Meyer and Auilb-v
i. tiMiud frnu :b'ir trip M nda
cveiM.u; and rt-porl a fine tn ie.
Ma, tan I 'ai low i pe!iding a few
da at the home ut' her raud
larer.t. Mr. and .Mrs. II. G. Meyer.
Mis. Ilcsh i (1f Medford c;ime ut
Tucsda;. t.o cuok for her sun while
he I- haVIIUi.
The Mioses Julia and ll. l.n Sid
b y ere in M( dtoid Saturda .
The regular dame at l.ak-- Creek
will be Satuiday niglii. July
I.. C. Dean, who has been Work
ing in Medford, runic holm- Mon
day to pul up his hay.
G ge Liudey of Klamath Falls
and his -en-in-law, .Mr, Keetmi of
San an- i.-i ... were gite-ts of 1.. C.
Iteau a lew days lasl week. They
had, supper w,th .Mr. and Mrs. I '. It. 1
M..u,e I'riday evening and b-ft for
bono the same night.
Chdc I'lvmire ot l.os Au;;cles
and his si-ter, Mrs. Day C.inips.
win. have m , n v is! ag ibeir lio.lli
er. .Mrs. Charles Wilkinson, at Dead
Indian so. ia splines. ( pe,t to iait
tor home Tuesday.
M: s. W. Y. M.ushall has has as
house giost during the p-.i.-t week I
Mr. ami Mis. McAlcc of Washing
ton. .Miss lielb -;,tk.u. alter a sh-ot
isil in Calil i'i iiia. ret uriied lioiuc
Sunday.
Ocorge Ow-'iis of Pctaluma. Cal..
who has in en visiting friends and,
ridatives near Met! ford for the past
couple ni weeks, spent Thursday
vlvifing the 11. L. Gri-som families
ami spent Friday at the II. L. Tonn
home.
11. i:. Peeh t..ok a load of bogs
to Medford Tuesdav for Day Dags
dale. .
, tarry Toini ami A l in I lankln
Wen callers al II. L. Tonus Sllll
dav. !
Just Like a President '
N l'J UM.n, ui ... 1.-11 -
Governor Smith, deiimerullc pier-i-
(initial nominee, (oday sent the 1 1 J -lowlt;.;
lo PrcKidcnt Cm Men ol
Mexico:
"Willi a feeling of horror I
learned of the assassination id
ProHldeiibelect Obiegou. .May I pre
Van apdii ymr ecelleiicy to ciki
vey in his family and to the Mexi
can people my sincere etmdolcnces
with thrill in this grenl tragedy."
i ears
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oi service in
MODEL
Fords
JL
Ixpcntl i I u re of (Vw dollars
may cnallc von lo ;cl thoiisands of
miles from your old car
riTUlK !Moilcl J' t'ord is Mill a j-rciil mr. It led llio motor indu.lry for
J fitly cai-K iittd il is used today liy more people titan any other auto
moliile. .More than ciultt million Model T Fords are in arlive nervier in
eity. town and eotintry, and many of litem ran he driven for two, three
anil live more years and even longer at very small tip-keep expense.
The cost of Model T purls and of neeessary labor is unusually
low because of established Ford policies.
The labor charge for Inning up the motor is only $1. This includes
replacement of commtilalor case, brush ami vibrator points if necessary.
(Iritnling valves and cleaning carbon runs from $'. lo $t. Overhauling
carburetor, ."(). Installing new pistons or connecting rods, $6. Tight
ening main bearings, S(. For a labor charge of $20 to $25 you can have
lite motor anil transmission completely overhauled. f ,,,,
The labor charge for replacing rear axle shafl, drive shaft pinion or
drive gear is All sockets and joints of front end can be tightened
for 8 I ..(.
The steering gear can be completely overhauled for a labor charge of
!?:.r0. Mufller repaired for SI.
The labor charge for repawning the Coupe is $25. Sedun. $2.. Tonr
ing Car, 8:20. Top deck of dupe or Sedan can be replaced for a labor
charge of :? 1-.
All of ihcse prices arc approximate, of course, because the root
of materials needed will depend on the condition of each ear. They show,
however, the low cost of pulling the. Model T Ford in shape for thousands
of miles of additional service.
See ihe nearest Ford dealer, therefore, and have him estitnnlc on the
cost of reconditioning your Model T Ford. lie will tell you, ill advance,
exactly how much the complete job will cost. ....
Tnmrae (Suit
to Portia
and to California
Kccpin" pace with Southern Pacific's program
for greater speed and more convenient service,
schedules arc again reduced to Portland and San
J;rancisco.
The "Oregonian" saves an hour; the "Shasta"
saves Jo minutes running time between Portland
and San I'rancisco.
Now coordinated train and motor-coach serv
ice to Portland on faster schedule, a new mmur
coach service between Roscburg and Marshficld
brings to Southern Oregon uneiuah d travel con
venience. Go by train or motor-coach, liy day or
overnight. Note these schedules.
To Portland
Level
"Shasta" . , , 10:37 a.m.
"Orcgonian" . . 6:v5pni.
Motor Coach . . 7:15 a.m.
Mnlor-tiiath It MarihfiM Irairs Roirhurg j;jo. m.
To San Francisco
Anivc P.iril.tit.
y:IO p.m.
7; M) .cm.
7:35 p.m.
'Shasta"
"Orcgonian"
l.c-a vc-s
6:55 p.m.
10:37 a m
At. S.in Ft.tnci
1t):3y a.m.
7:30 a, in.
Motor coaches leave and arrive atouihern
Pacific Passenger Station.
Southern Pacific
J.C.CARLf. A v.m
Phone I
Ford Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
Ford Parts and Repairing
C. E. GATES AUTO CO. ;
Pacific Highway at Sixth Phono 141
FOED FORDSON LINCOLN
RED TOP Coaches to Summer Resorts
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Luxurious comfort cool breezes beautiful
scenery frequency of schedule easy riding
-Tcal economy. Whichever way you look at
this miiiiy-fided question of stage travel, you
will (ind many good points in iu favor.
Choose Ccijcm Si.tkc Red Top Coaches for plenure,
c-tpeiiicncy nnd economy. Trnrr! tht beautiful
McKrtuic Highway via Oregon S:agesl
In voiir nvn Inlr ret . pt ronf tf Ihe Prf Top ronrh
of Ottjin Mo;cj iiy !). Ti.ty l ave tr cd you lor.g
rntl faitlili,;j-.
(QfcgotT )t?gcs ystem
Tllli KED TOP COACHES
si'(.i: i.ivwi-: jai ksiix
NiH'lli u::i I. 1 1': I'l nm: I
K ti V: II. 111:30 am: IS:O0.
nor i
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, 2: IS. u
imionk aim.
an. : 1 1 nm: t2:a0nm. .
Portland
Ashland
..d.ll
way points
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Agency
A. L. HILL, Mantgar
Phont 10 30 N. Contral
Medford, Oregon
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