Medford mail tribune., July 20, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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fEDFORD MATT; TRTBFNE. MEDFOT.D, OREOOK. FRTDAY. .TTTLY 20.-1928.
LAWN PARTY AT
TALENT TONIGHT;
PUBLIC INVITED
TALI
munlty
:nT. July
clul mo i
I'.i. -The Com-
fit
Woodftn'ft parents, Mr. and Sir.
John Jloarinp, left Tuesday morn-1
lw; for thpir home In Oakland, I
Calif. I
Clyde J'lj mil e of Lou Anglos j
and his HiRtr, .Mrs. Knymond Camp
ni" Krecno. Calif., who have heen '
vtaKinK with their parentH ..Mr. nndj
Men, CJiarlPH Wilkinson at thf- Uead ,
Indian nod a HprlnKH for tho punt '
two weeka, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday morning wiih their nls
trr. Mr.", Claude Jnne.. They were (
accompanied to Talent hy their :
mother, who will npenri a few day:
w ith her daughter. Mr. I My mi ri
ft nd solitude
very much.
wh,h k vlnitor
RETURN AFTER A
TOOTS CREDTGEIS RH
WW I V w k ' w i Mcllonl thin wee
iA NEW SETTLE RW BODY OF GIRL
lI RIRISiPF IIIl -41
SEA MONSTER ON
IN FREIGHT
TO DAY SOJOURN FROM MICHIGAN ARTIST in HUDSON CANADIAN LAKE
OMAHA. luly
. .'Hill I IV (I i i'n'" "
,Q li.ilnV uhfll Jl 'lMlll.l'--
,l.-h fri-itrhl train
, ii,, r:iiii"i.ll-n . k
t; l nt-'-i
killf.i
ln-.ni.-r
ueiir .Mine,. In. l.iv(R 14 m'.u-
,.t I'fiuni-il Hluifs. 'I'll' i,m f-nt.:lj
r.iins uf tli- nittht li.nl fp,, ,
it.m'U. Qiipliini; nut tin- Mm,,,!
Mi.uiK i.f u wocfO) ncili-. :iij.,
nr tlit? ij'f-"' ''"' ii:"'l int.tiv
i'vk f.ill.iwinp thi l.r.MiH.!l..s. J
Tin- ilwtil:
It. 1). Tui-ki'i-, -I t. njiirn i .
(ii'orf U'llsnu. t'liKin.
.Ii-hhp -Jlnvis, -fln'iniin.
.u.hn Him.-. u:i. iln-nuiii.
All of thf victims livrd :u Si. ni-
l.i-.-rv. Mn.
JAfKHOXVIl.I.K. July 20 The
iholr roomind Mr, Cnm) pfl Tll,B,ny morn. : Winema "nil C hllumi Cnmp Fit
Foots
a nil M r.s.
XKW YORK, July L'0.(J,Thi'
(tenth (if YliKinl.-i llri'W. L'-UVfiU'-nM
m llm (.nrnrnuilliy nun. im- )n(. or (hn ROUlh
prr-fiiinltlonn for the uwn p;u iy home
which will he Riven toniiiht were I Mr' aml Jlr, .,. x K(,rp of. S(ln
rtlncuwed. The cluhexpeuts a Rood! Dli(.0 f,n)ir who wr(, (n roll,
Mir cruwil nnd litipes the l'"PlN , vortluntl, illvl on .Mr. and Mn,.
will luivf a Rood time. I'omc '"d,,. A. -Manning Moniiny inornlnf.
.. If ymi cant iiiiiiit "mr , Mr .,,, Mr MannlnK ,i Mr.
pcctal luns. i nl j1Jf Kerr were neighbors a
John llohison and Mm. J. S. i f.w yParil ,. w.n ,)iey resided
I'rawford attended the meetlnit of i j nlon 0r
the Relief t orps or tne ( .. A; It. .. -irM ii.ji.. nt Mp.irni-d ws
at Ashland .Monday. At this meet-; u 'olnniv Hl t -Mra. K.lU iia-l"'"" lno hlk'' l,y "" wlnnm" K"l
i,,K they entertained the Datmh-I ,,, Tom ,.amhof BlrlH In S.,uaw lake. .llstame
lers of the American devolution, i home nt iiille". and which wax de-
Mr,.. VoKell i expectlnn a visit j iIr; nm, MrH J!ay Coman c.eh" t ' '"" I'l-asurable n,td
from her sister and husband. .Mr. jj ,, ,,,,, lB , thB i prontable.
n ml .Mrs. Henry llanna of linker, !,,..., ,. ..., ., " v ,,.,.,, hnrlen Larson. Camp I li e
1 1 n i. few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. ! ...v.. ' ''' ! lender, with a few days'
llanna have never seen the beau- Vr( Jt,t, t)fvlH ot f.hic0 fallf.,
iltu nt unulhei'n Orenoil. as this' ....... . ...
will lie their firm Mfit hio. relativeM on WniMW crock th s n;tsi ' , ' .
! tnornine from 10-dny cnmp on
: the Upppr ApplpRalc. known as the
I 'oy Scout camp. The filrl.s thoi -
i ousrhly enjoyi d the out-of-iloor
i programs, confistiriK of swifiiftiinK
contoHts, hiking. KaincN find stunts.
Kvery hour ; aceountcd tor from
ifi:4j ti. in. until f:4", p. rn. One
: feature tletiervlnn especial mention
rHr:i:K, July 2ft. Mr.
I.amh welromcd hcniv stmh-nt of lln'i-ature and relnearmi
their waylRroupfl of Rlr.ls returned Siitiinlny i Uiron of their, kiowii children re- whonn body whh found float- (h:1i Hie)-
UhMlMtnilt'O I
ir..in . nuymuu, urn. .--o,iis i.a-jwIth (1 ni(.f. n(w MayUXK 11Mt Wf.P
rentiy. Tht-ir .son liken this coun
try very much. He sold hU newly
piin'ttaed r"n I etiUiit; husinoHn in
MIehfKan, Jllst Moon aw he ;ii -rivf-d
I h c r e and immediately
started lnk fl Oregon.
Mrs. CeorKi.t Kettle of III Oro
rjincl: Is enteriaininu hT dair:h
t er ;i nd f a m lly. M r. n n d M rs.
Kurt OarriHon find their little nun.
Mr. Mc-Tlmmons 1h kotk over
to Klamath Kails to help (iit up
hay this week.
Henry Carr Is building hU
mother a nice new house on th
old home site.
Clay lilies presented hlH wife
in in the Hudson river, furnished
. a mystery today.
H'r parents were inclined to
place little credence in a report to
police ty t '.ntiUne N'ovotny. whet
d'-scrihed herself as n friend of
.Miss Drew, that I he student had
told her of a suicide pact with a
novelist, hut they asked it full iu
! vest inn t Ion.
It was determined that .MInh
Drew had called on Maxwell Ito-
denheiiri, author of "deplenishing
j .Ii's.-.i:a." Sunday night, she was
i not seen again until her body was
found yesterday.
vrcr:xoN. v.. c. July 20.,
A report hy a patrol or phi guides
ft my-terii'iis iaon-
Mr
with Mr. and Mr.. Klmcr Klncald
w.
M r. .1 n d Mrs. I'd Jenkins a n d
In making this a most successful
and daughter Charlecn. spent Nun-j (lnupntor u.t(y mn(,p n IrI)
day fifternoon in Sams Yallry. Th
visited the Holcomh spi Ing whllr
In that part of the country
filendale last Thursday
Mr. and Airs. Claude Jones spent
Sunday with their parents, .Mr. am)
1 camping event.
1 The ghis wish to epress their
appreciation to many Individuals
who helped through their services
Marlon Sowash and Oud nsicrMrf( ohnrles Wilkison. a ttheir ticuhiriv jn r.'m u:hr'
left Tuesday morning for Hrny. . hnmft ... lh. 1)P!lli n ...lHll o rt.., ,k u
Calif. Th.-y arrived- Just in time , H)VlnK jtJl(tl mNtrlct an(, whQ KopiC( ((
(. witness the destruction of the JjUll(, i(4H j!arhnrfi Terrlli was! to deliver me.ssag.is, parcels nnd
hox factory at that place in which nn th(, H,pk Hf)l nnf, (,,iy thls wer-k. I packages from parents and friends
they had secured employment. 1 h'-y lm(, M.M Klrl Klm(rlMllH lflfl of lhose ln t.ain. un(l (lls(( lo Alrs
returned to Talent the ame day. TusUHy inoring for Itlddle. to at-jSniith, Mrs. JVed I'lck, Mrs. l.uht
Services at the .Methodist church j l(,m, Up fuwral Mr. Kimmons' I S.tulsherry, .Mrs. H. Hare ami Mrs.
next Sunday as usual. Sunday , f;ilhpr , who (el Monday morn- Severance, who kindly fur
school, BUS: preaching at 11 a. m. ;,, t,,.nl(n (lf imrtlivUi ' nlsheil tran.fcnortation.
Too Bad, Jim!
INDIAXAI'Ol.lS. July
Mc.Merrick Is getting s,iniitor James K. Watson if It:
wood for the (jUHa waB unahle to attend tlu
repuhlican rully at Salem todav,
where he wan to deliver th prin
cipal speech, hpcaune of an Injured
eye. Senator Watson got a cinder
in his left eyo while en route lo
Indianapolis from the east vestev-day.
Cha rli
out the winter's
fhtld Hill schools.
Caii Megarle Is working early
and late this wee); trucking lum
ber from 'Zimmerman Urns, saw
mill. Jim Childe.rs and family hav
been taking a pleasure trip to the
coast. They reached home wed - j
nesday night, having had a very j
Interesting trip. 1 I
Mr. and ts. Carle a rn enjoy-
ster disporting Itself in Okanag:m
lake has led a f"v persons lo be
lieve ln a " reappearance of the
ogopogo." but a great many more
to conclude, that the girl guides
ought to have a new instrtn-tor in
zoology or keep out of the sun on
hot days, or both.
The ogopogo has been reported
before, always In the honest
weather: hut whether It is the sun
that causes the monster to rise to
visibility from the depths of the
lake or whether it merely causes
sun -baked eyes to see something
that isn't there is an open question.
i The girts of the Uobin patrol.
tA't with Miss I.. 1'rice. girl guide nurse,
California Orange Cookies
from Los Angeles
; cup Crisco
" cut uuar
rfcus, bcnten
Orated nnd of 1
2 tablespoon
oranitr juice
3 rui" iMiatry Hour
2 teaspoons baking
powder
-i teatpoon tatt
Cookies tin itste Utter
uhett made uith a
tu etrt-tuiting ihorten
iiig. Have you Uttd
(ritio ritbt jrom
the can?
spending th-day on the shore
of Otter bay, the water being as
calm as that glassy surface through
which appeared, in the legend of
King Arthur's death, the mysteri
ous arm clad in whim uamite.
Suddenly a "long creature,"
ahout 4"i feet long, the girls esti
mated, rushed across the waters
of the hay with an undulating mo-
Kosrisiirg federal land .nficejtlon that made "quite a noise."
ads all offices In the nation, with , An accurate description of the ani
., 1 t business last yar. mal was not obtained.
Cream f.riscn and suar until liht and
voir. Add cugs, rind and juice. Site
jloiir, hal.in powder and salt together.
Mix Thoroughly. Make into balk the
size of j waliiuc'. PUccon wel!-( riscocd
pans. Fbtten with bottom o(
dipped in granulated suar. Hake in
moderate oven (oF.) to to 15 min
,lt;?. Kain or nuts may lw placed in
cei.tcr of the cookies. M.ikes jhont o.
Mrs, T J.
anu p. 111. .-V..W..K r un-. which occurred aboul a month or
ducted hy the young people of the. )f Wflt;B KUIlcral services
iipvvorth league Voung peoples m hu, Wednday at lilddle.
prayer meeting Wednesday eyeing. AuH,ln It(IK:iniU.r nrriV(.(, ,at
Itegular prayer meeting and choir iT( ,,..,,, -,,. i,,..i-..i u...,a
la few weeks with his father, Olio
I Hosander, In Ashland, and his sls-
practlce Thursday evening
Services at the liaptiM church:
Sunday school. Hi a. m. Preaching
at 11 n. in. and 7:30 p. m. Serv
ices conducted by Klder Hurnetle.
.Mrs. Murlon Tryer spent Thurs
dny fifteriKiou at the home of Mrs.
'larence Mathes.
Mrs. 12. 1-3 .Cook spent Monday
afternoon a guest of Mrs. Wesley
Vogell.
Mrs. Claude Jones and her moth
er, Mrs. Charley Wilkinson, spent
Tuesday shopping In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Long called
at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. James
linpp Sunday ufternoon.
Professor and Mrs .Heimei nnd
daughter Lillian left Sunday for
Santa Uosa, Calif,, where Prof.
Itelmer will confer with the man
ager of the experimental station
in that city.
Talent Hela knh club will meet
In the A: hland ' park Friday. A 11
gti:d 3rd. A full attendance is rc
ipiested at that lime.
Mrs. I.ognn and daughter Silvia.
Mrs. C. W. I.nnu and (laughter
I.ovelht and Miss Vet ma 'Mm-on
were among the Medford shoppers
lucsday afti-rnoon from lab-nt
MInh Ksther Cochran and MIsk
Abby Learning attended the vaude
ville show tit the Craierlau Wed
nesday afternoon.
.Mrs. II. II. Lowe Is enjoying a
few weeks' visit from her niece
from Portland.
-Mrs. Anna Arnold and three
children arrived Sunday from Los
Angeles and were" guests of her
brother, A. T, Kdmunson and fam
ily. They were en route from Los
Angeles to Newport to visit wllh
her mother, Mrs. Wheler. Mis
llerihu I'Mmuuson accompanied
Iheni to Newport where she may
rpend the summer is benefited by
the sea air. Miss Perth it has not
hi en well during the summer. Mrs.
Arnold will visit In the Willamette
valley hefore returning south.
Quite a number of Talent people
were pi. -sent at the fairgrounds
Tuesday morning m see the ar
rival of the airplanes which took
part In the national endurance air
h rby.
Mr. and Mrs. W o o d f I n and
daughter Dorothy and small son
Jack, who have been spending the
pn-t ten days visiting with Mrs.
ter, Mrs. Waller ltusse, In Tal
ent. Mr. Kosaudcr will remain in
southern Oregon for the summer
If he can obtain vorlt here.
L. P. Adamson is again able to
In- out and attend (o business.
Mr. and Mrs. It. Ulchardson and
two children from Los Angeles were
guests at the Charles Campbell
home a few days this week.
Mrs. Milan llurnett Is spending
a couple of Weeks with friends In
Olendule.'
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Tryer spent
Sunday afternoon In Medford.
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
I'Yed lirandt.
Miss Hetty Jenkins entertained
a number of her small friends with
a lawn party Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Ituttiier from
Vancouver, Wash., called at the
home of Mrs. Walter Pussell. Mr.
and Mrs. Iluttner were en route to
Los Angeles to visit Mis. Huttnnr's
patents'.
Hoy Locknnrt. Harold Uurnette
and two friends returned Tuesday
from the Imperial vnlb-y Iti Cali
fornia, where they had been work
ing in the fruit elut'c last fall.
Mrs. Scott has been enjoying a
visit front her sister, Mrs, Spt-nccr,
who lives near Myrtle Point.
Mrs. Parker of the Talent con
fectionery returned Saturday from
a visit with friends In filendale
and Meilford.
Mrs. Cora Dcnhnm was a guest
of Mrs. Wesley Vogell Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. James Katon of Medford
spent Wednesday at the home of
her parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Vogell.
Prof, and Mrs. Hrlscoe of Ashland
also were Rtjests nt the Vogell home
Wednesday
afternoon.
IHvlnne Cntile a Mount!1
MAflSIIKlKLH. Ore., July 20
(tunning cattle over the Oregon-Washing
ton Water company's
watershed wan reported as a dan
ger to the health of cities of Coos
I toy. by members of the Marsh
flehl city 'council, last night. They
suld an ordinance would be passed
to prevent this practice.
HKLt.V Karmers Mutual grain
warehouse nearly completed.
WHEN DO WE EAT?
LX
The girls who enjoyed this out
ing are: Lulu, Uoberta an. I And
rea Metzger; Hhoda, Winona ami
Alice Keene; Oladys Owln. Helen
and Alice Walton, Virginia Kick.
Marjorio Frenehv'. Khla Varnev,
Jennie Benson, Dorothy Chltwood
ami Itetii Vaniflyj v Who did the
cooking for Hie Kirls.'
Mrs. Mar and twit daughters of
Pendleton Visited Miss Kliiith Mc-
Mrnom Monday. They hud Just
returned from Crater lake arid
were going to the Oregon Caves
before returning to their home In
Pendleton. '
Mrs. Walter Picks and daughter
Virginia and son Waltr Jr. and
Mrs. Wallace Clares and children
j of .Medford spent the afternoon on
Tuesday at the T. C. Nnrris home.
.Mth. Frank Saulsherry is assist
ing Miss Alice lloefs In the post-
office.
Pay Coleman left Sunday for
lllue canyon, where he Is spending
the week fishing.
Lehi Conklin has returned to the
ItoKtie ltlver sanitarium after t
.spending a couple of w.-t-lts visiting ,
at her home In Cottage Orove. I
Mrs. Fred Hutcher ami Mrs. Cora '
White were Mcdrord visitors on
Wednesday,
A number of ihi- teachers who 1
are attending tho Normal school ,
in Ashland enjoyed a picnic on the
lawn of the (dd courthouse here -Tuesday
evening.
John Kunuuli was a business vis
itor In Medford Wednesday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Kalian and .
son of Aleander. N. !.. mid Mr. I
and .Mrs. Archie Sutherland of 1
Medford were visitors of .Mrs. Dtln l 1
Olson Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. dutches ami 1
children spent the past week-end
at Huzzai d mine.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeoi go Jenkins
are the proud parents of a line j
nine-pound baby boy, horn Tues- '
day, July -17.
Mr. and Mrs. (irunt Nelson and
son or Medford were visitors of
Miss Kmlly Mcltroom Wednesday '
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luy and Mr. I
Luy's sister and her daughter of
San Fruncisco were culling on ,
friends here Tuesday evening. Mr. 1
Luy's Nister formerly was Nell Luy i
and her girlhood days were spent
here.
Frank Nell and daughter, Mrs. j
Chauncey Florey nnd baby, and !
Miss Nida Neil, all of Medford. '
visited Mr. Florey at the Itogm f
ltlver sanitarium Tuesday evening. 1
Mrs. H. C. Kerr and daughter j
tlertrude were Medford visitors on I
Wednesday. 1
The Misses ltuth and Florence
May Severance, In company with
friends, visited Crater lake Mop
day. 1
Miss Km lly Mcltroom had her
tonsils removed at the lengue- Itiver
I sanitarium Tuesday. m
I Mrs. Levi Punch and daughter
j from Kant Jacksonville and her i I
sister, Mrs. Neta Hrant and cbil
Idren of Myrtle Creek who have j
(been visiting here for the past
.month, were visitors at the T. C !
t Nnrris home Wednesday afternoon.!
They are old neighbors of the Nor
rls family when they lived in I 'nils
county.
Chnuncey IMnrey returned to his'
home In Medford Wednesday eve.
nlnK. after speudlUK several weeks
at the It.iKue ltlver satiltarliliu.
"A hundred miles from
nowhere" you'll always
have pure, rich, delicious
milk it' you have Carna
tion. Great for creaming
coffee. Fine for cooking.
And just as line for every
day use when you get
back home.
Whit for Cook Book
Carnation milk products co.
474- A Gil... at., Portltn4
d
Product In Oi.g.n .!& 1902
SOLD FOR $11,100
NOUWALK. Iowa. July
Triune Phoebe Plehe,
year-old Holstien heifer,
by Hargrove and Arnold.
Vfl. i,V
i Ihree
OW'iled of Noi -
walk, la., has been sold to T. P
McCawley of Montreal. "anada,
president of the Sun Life Insur
ance company. f,r ll.im.
The price shattered tilt records
-nice niM), local breeders said.
The sale took place V t he na
tional Ormsby sa le of llolstcins
slate
Carnation Milk
'Ffom Contented Cows "
fall
al the Minnesota
. grounds.
In I t h e heifer w .1 s ra t e 1
t ill -American calf; ot w as all
.American earling in l!'IT. an
'W'ou piemirr honors a: the t'eiv
. lenulal exposition in Philadelphia
C 1MI.C.W P Co.
J'OHNSON'S MARKET
EVERYTHING
TO EAT
Plenty Parking
Space
Owned and Controll
ed by Home People.
Corner Grape
and Sixth Sts.
Block East P. O.
Free Deliveries Daily
Morning - Afternoon
In the Center of
Medford
Store No. 1
located iii Johnson
Market, itlh anil
riitc S(i-(M'ts
Phone 1003
Reliable
Cash Grocery
Self Service
Members of Home Buying Ass'n
liil Willi l"s mill Ynu Kiit fur !.(!
Store No. 2
linrkiliill llullillnc
l.iicated at, 117 N
(Vutral Ave.
Phone 20
SOME SATURDAY SPECIALS
3 Bars Palmolive Soap ' 19
12 Bars Citrus Laundry Soap 39
12 Bars White Wonder Soap 39f
3 Cans Pork and Beans 23f
4 Rolls Woldorf Toilet Paper 25C
Golden West Vacuum Packed Coffee, pound .'.49
2 No. 2V2 Cans Hillsdale Brand Broken Sliced Pineapple ....39
10 Pounds Pure Cane Sugar 69
3 Pounds Red Mexican Beans 25c
3 Packages Potato Chips 25C
We Buy in Large
Quantities the
Reason We Sell
for Less
C. A. Whillock
Prop.
Free Delivery on
Any Size Order
Inside
City Limits
A Few of the Many Bargains in Home-Grown
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
When thirsty, remember our fountain.
Home-grown Yellow Bantam corn. Per doz 25c
Large Baskets Peaches, Plums, Apricots. Each 25c
Cucumbers, large size. 3 for. : 10c
Home-grown Tomatoes. Basket 25c
Klondike Watermelon on ice no extra charge.
New crop Netted Gem Potatoes, well matured. Per
100 lb $2.25 50 H 92.15
If it's frvit or"rf eiaWes, w ha it. 0 D
JOHNSON'S MARKET
Free Dtliterj Sixth and Grape Streets
Phone 97
POULTRY
EGGS
FISH
RABBITS
POULTRY SPECIALS
Colored Hens. Per lb . . 30c
Dressed Rabbits. Per lb , 25c
Colored Springs. Per lb 35c
Leghorn Springs. Per lb 30c
Leghorn Hens. Per lb. . 25c
FISH SPECIALS
.Skinned Sole. Per lb 20c
Black Cod. Per lb 25c
Ling Cod. Per lb 25c
Halibut. Per lb 35c
Chinook Salmon. Per lb 35c
A few Fish Eggs for the fishermen.
Free Delivery
Phone 1136
PICNIC MEATS
r.efore buying your wook-piitl supply 0f moats
1k sure in coine in an.l look over our lino of lunch
moats for the Sunday out ins;. 'Kvorythiiu,' in the
moat lino I'm' that wook-oml outing.
Eastern Bacon Bacon Squares
Bacon Backs Picnic Shoulders Special
All Choice Cuts of
BEEF ROASTS
SPRING LAMB VEAL ROASTS
RED ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE
PURE PORK SAUSAGE
'EASTERN HAMS (half or whole) per lb :tO
PEOPLE'S MARKET
In Johnson's Market
Phone 1058 Free Delivery
Mclvcnne highway
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