Medford mail tribune., August 11, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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MEDFORD MATLGTRTDUXE. MEDFORD. OKEOON'. SATFRDAY. f ("iTT 11. 1D28.
ENTHUSIASM IS pw BIRD SOME
LIKE THAT AT
FOOTBALL -TILT
fvlporlv 1fif.fififi PnthllQinQtir
J '' ' I't for two yawns ami the
MM MJ IM.. riiAJ,,a"Kh,' an :it whi(" h" beld;.
ivicii anu ifuiiicii uncci
.
Hoover in Stanford Bowl
Traffic Jam Like tlio
Big Game Scores Come
By Airplane. t
(By James L West, Associated
Press Staff Writer I
sTAXKOui) rxiKi:s:TV, cui.,
Auk. C'iiliiornians bv thp !
lliousands converged today upon;
litis seat of learning to celehrato a lelimr in wind amt dust .was hard
meat nolitical i-vem in the stiiti.'Bton h,s A veterinarian pre
history the lornial notification ()f
I ierhert Hoover that the republican
party has selected him as its can-j
tliilitte for president.
My airplane, hy motor and by
nam uiey came in run siiouiuers i
with the ureal and near sreat of
the party who had traveled thou
tiandft of iniles to bring the mes-sa-";e
of nomination to the engineer
and administrator who began hUiwhy ,lerr
liles career here ?,1 years ago asisat in the
one or Htautord s tlist students.
Hours before the gates of the I
huge athleiL' bowl w ere thrown i
open it! noon, the east portion of i
the far-flung -rumpus was covered I
with automobiles, while the little
city of Palo Alto, resplendent in its!
holiday dress, was overrun.
A special detail of luufl univer-'
sity summer students assisted inn-;
nicipal and state police in turning-!
ling traffic jams and diverting ears
lo the immense parking place set
aside beneath the towering euca
lyptus trees to the westward of the
stadium.
Airplanes which ibundered down
from the skies to the newly-created
landing Held west nf Palo Alto I
added their noise to the motors
nnd the shouts of the crowds which
were as enthusiastic as any that
have gathered for the great foot
hall games at Stanford
Humlreds made the Journey heroiseiRo of ear trouble, his ears were!own nusnano w n ,o .
from north, south and east by air-jamong his pood features for they
plane, the favorite mode of travel i were always held erect,
for business men and sportsmen ! I.onp apo Jerry learned that hu
of the Pacific coast. Among those mans should he protected, es
arriving by this route were Mrs. j peeially women and children. Dur
Van Xess Lcavitt of I.os Angeles, ,ing the year W22 at Iloston. Mass..
slstei-of the nominee: Mrs. (i. P.
Clark, uat ional committee woman
for California, and a number of po
litical leaders from the southern
section nf Ihe date.
Special trains over the Southern
Pacific lines arrived every lu inin
utea from San Fiaucist-o and the
north and from cities to the south
wa rd a s fa r a s 1 os A n-eles and
Santa Barbara. Hut the bulk of
the crowd, it appeared, chose the
automobile as the mode of trans-
porlation. A ' incoming roads were
lammed, many oi tne macniites nav-; ion in tne car it is never locked.
ing been on the way since even j but he is always there when M r.
before dawn. (King is ready to go. And Jerry j
WT.ile the crowds were gather-1 loves that word
ng in and around the stadn.ni the. ' 1
at his home. He appeared to be
and tauihlns v V. to re ta v
,,., ,.r 11. a 1,
winch went inn way miring tne
tiii'thilay ilinner, slven him last
night by tho newspaper cot r
pondents who accompanied him
here from the east last month.
Hoover proudly displayed a 2.."
watch, one of half a dozen "gifts"
from the newspaper men. which he I
decided to carry to the nomina-l
lion ceremonies. Although he has
received mnny fine watches as
gifts ftom friends and high offi
cials at home and abroad. Hoover
uses only a watch of the $'2. 25 va
riety. The last one of that kind
he had was rapidly wearing out.
Paring the forenoon Hoove:- de
nied himself to all callers nnd
spent the morning with Dr. Hubert
Work, chairman of the republican
national committee, and Associate
Justice Hurl and F. Stono. who are
quests at his home,
Senator George II. Moses of Xew
Hampshire, who bears the notifica
tion message, and Governor C. C.
Young of California, selected to
preside at the reremonies, reuclied
the Hoover residence before noon
nnd were luncheon guests there.
They were to accompany Mr. and
Mrs. Hoover to the stadium ut .1:.n.
p. in.. Pacific roast time, '' min
utes before the speaking was to
begin.
OF
The Copco
litned busine
forum held a com-
m'-etlnp and inmle
show last night and elected new
ot ficers to head forum activities.
Frank Stinson. forv.er vice presi
dent was elected pi csident. Harry
Moore named as vice president and
Floyd Wat kins treasurer. Xina
Ligbtizer will ludd over as secre
tary. After the business session a 4."i
niinute incttire show was enjoyed.
Films shown by the Copco Screen
He view included Herbert Hoover,
the Legion Convention. Copco Pic
nie and Indian Marathon.
l luht llnrncil in I ire I
CHICAGO. Aug. 1 L uVt j:ii:ht KOOSKVF.LT F F. L P, X. V..
p.-rsoiii were bin tied or injured. Aug. 11. iA'i Two men were K i II
Qo of whom may die. in an railyied today in the crash of an air
mornmg fiie foil.. wing an xpb0 : plane which went into a nosu dive
sl'-n on Hie south Mde today.
Many were s:tv d from wmd'tws
. ami fire escape hy firemen but
fct-veiul jumped and were injured.
DOG, EVEN IF HE
!
j Jerry liird looks at tin world
:tlmmuh e,ie,. f-uytflos these days.
H'' was interview. .1 yesterday n
iu' slt nls sedan, ami
mis shuny head, appeared pleased
;" t,,t' idea 'r publicity,
sov.n v.us ,i.ny. th.n'
nly a five weeks' olil Airedale
;,- w ,,i,iiIit i.yH
. KiiiK. county health nurse, wlini
has been his closest friend ami j
i .... V r , , ' . I
nn'Mi o ana is t no son or artsto
cnttif parents.
I.'t'l.l'l- tllllil t ll-l l II iti.r
C.'llled 'mil li.l thn ,m.nhT tli.J
.loir ..Innir Klfiln.. n't i,,-I
mistresses side, head sliKhtlv bent
lo the imen windritt- In ioH..i ih-it
nnthlmr of interest will ..-rape.!
Jerrv see .'V.'i-vf hiiiL' lneh tmv.1
j scrihed glasses. And fioRles lie
trot. l-lvon at first .lerrv look
ttho matter calmly and wore the
K)llsses Wjln ,no nlr of a .-hooi
j ma'am.
Jlecently when Mrs. Kins and
.lerry went to Salem on a vaca-
tion trip, the dog attracted a great i snn s
deal nf attention. Maintaining Jifu' v
bored expression, while his owner j
explained to numerous persons
ey s we re h I d d en h e
car and looked them
over in much the same way in;
which they inspected him, Mrs.
King related. j
Jerry loves to fight, lie never!
picks a scrap, but he Never turns
down even a faint invitation to i
battle, if anyone nn'iiilons "choc- j
olaie' when the flu,' is in thej
same room, and even when he is !
apparently sleeping in a remote'
corner, he jump up am: is ready
to eat any variety. Another of .
his specia Ities is let cream, pre- i
fernbly in the cone.
Xo ordinary Airedale is .Terry, i
Two blue ribbons won by him in j
1 HI!:! and mi It at shows in lios-1
ton and Salem, Mass., are care
fully preserved by Mrs. King, who
apologizes lor the un-Airedale ap
pearance of her dog, since she de
cided to boh his hair not long ago.
Jerry's ears droop. A few years
apo before he had a serious
when he was tonrtnir the Cnited
Slates with Mrs. Kimr he saved I
a little pill's life when the icnlcause he was away fishinp and
broue and the sled on which shei
was riding was lost in the water.
After this act of bravery an au
tographed picture of "Laddie
Hoy," famous dog of MY. and Mrs.
Warren Harding, was sent by the
former president to Jerry Ilird.
Th e t wo d u t i es w h ich .1 erry
knows that he must perform are
nrotectinp his mistress nnd the ear j
in which they ride. When he is
Daily Meteorological Report
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August 11. 1 !L'S. I
1'om'iisl.s. j
Medford nnd vicinity: Fair and
continued warm tonight and Suit-1
day.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Sun-I
day; warm with low humid it v in
Interior; fop on the
oast. j
' en
LOCAL DATA
TV m pera t tire ( dep. ST.
Highest (last 'l hrs.) 90 S7
Lowest (last 1 1 hrs.) (11 f,4
Itel. humidity (pe.).. :iu SO
Precipitation (in.) 00 .00
State of weather Clear Clear
Lowest tempera I tire this morn
It 54 degrees.
Total precipitation since Sep
tember 1 . 1!2X, 1 Ii.fi & indies.
Sunset today, 7:17 p. m.
Sunrise Sunday, r. :lti a. m
Sunset Sunday, 7 : 1 (; p. m.
Observations Taken at if A. M.
120th Meridian Time
in j a.
: I; ?
r r i
i ! I ? i
llaki'r City !,i Clear
Hlwniarck 84 1L' Clear
IIoIhc 104 r, ( Clear
Denver sh US V. Cily.
Dm Moines SH r,4 Clear
Fresno 1 (Hi (if. Clear
i Helena SS IIS Clear
' li AnKelej 811 0 4 Cily.
.Mar.shficld 70 M Cdy.
I Phoenix 1112 80 P. Cdy.
j Portland 80 62 Cdy.
1 lied liluff 104 fix Clear
j lIosehurK 80 r8 Clear
ISall Ijilieclly . . '.it 74 Clear
!.an Kranclwo . r.2 4 P. Cdy.
! Santa Ke lie ai; Cily.
Seattle 7S r. e I'. Cdy.
Spoknn JHi C4 Clear
Wnlla Walla !io 00 Clear
Winnipeg r.S Clear
r.K p. Cdy. j
PICK. Meteorologist.
Casualties of the
Air Service
;wnue sruniing ov y me iif-j.i nnd
fell .'f'OI f.ct. IO- Victims Wefe
Jack Orakn. and Mauric-'
Stvrberger, both of Hrooklyn, X. Y.
O 0
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Tribune-Virgin Station
I- Silhilny. Auu'ilM lii. j
' KvenitiK serviceH will he j
broadcast from the South '
, .Methodist church, through ihe :
eourte-y of the Mutual Mill
ami Seed company.
4 Monday. Aiiuiii III.
!i;.M to in a. m .--White Kinu !
Soup company.
lit t l'i:3n a. m Am
ican "I
a
.j.
j.
I-aundry.
I n::; in 1 1 n, in.
Kloctric. Ashland.
II ml 1 ::in a. in. l:
.Ionian .
to.
rrydalc
Store and Hec k's Makery.
11 :3D to 1 2::tu I'i.'ne-Allen -Motor
company. .
l:;ii lo l:ati
in. Lewis. 4 !
Super Service Station. ! .
h H to !i p. m. Sixth Street I
f Super Service Station and ! '
Porter l.umher eniupany. j
!i to!'::iii p. in. (Jai field KPm- 4 !
in ! : 3u p. ill
trii' Shop and LeMos Serv-
I Ice Station.
" I0::ln m. Mmm-
Motor oil company.
.;. .j. 4 . . j.
.
Last Tuesday's Copeo radio pro-
pram was p really enjoyed by all;
who listened in. A plcasinp ar- i
rauement of instiuniental mini-1
hers by the Copco trio was well
received anl Miss F.llnw Mae Vil-
ored a hit with her delipht
ca 1 a ml w hist 1 i n p solos.
E
I .OS AXOKI.KS. Cal,. Aug. !t. I
uVt The finger of blame lor lb
trapic end of t In clandestine ovi
romance of .Myrtle Melius, society First Christian Church,
matron, today stood partly pointed! Xinih and Oakdale Sts. Car
at the separate love of her bus- man K. Mel I, minister. Office nnd
band for a man's outdoor sports. pastor's study in the church.
One of her dose friends. Mrs. Mae Phone mo?. Office hours, Jl to
Switzer, descrrlhed the former 1-. Kesidenee phone i:U7.
hildless and wealthy woman as!
lonely from being left to find her'
spciu many cu ixis riiinia)M in.-., .........
hul.hies ut fishiiiK anil llunllliK. iTIiiTn will In- K""il niliMli-. nil
To the ilislii.t nllnriiiy Mrs. tnu.ili.T.- nf w.irliii mill n Bi-n-Swluei-
-Hill that, nlthuuull sh.- Ilml i "lno f"lloKl,lp. All lire welcimii.
kn.iwn for li.ii.ly fiv.- yrais nfi1""' t"lst "nrt vlHltnrH urn
Mrs. M-llus- affnir Willi I flly. ! '"'V y n,X" '
she did not believe Frank Melius;
was aware of the se.-rel love he-!
hunting so much. At the same
time. Mrs. Switzer said, relatives
of Melius knew of It, because fre
quently Kelly accompanied Mrs.
Melius on visits to the hitter's
mother, and to the wife of lam
Melius, Frank's brother. Kelly, the
family butcher boy who dressed
the ducks which Melius shot on bis
Sunday hunting trips, is charged
j with the murder of the sportsman's
wir,t whom he illicitly loved for
fiV(, V(,.lrs
K(;; lnM ,hl. th;t
quarreled with Mrs. Melius last
Sunday over her attending a party
the previous Thursday night with
Mrs. Swirer. and without himself
,01, The l,,u,r wo,,,,,,, ,,,.-
to thi ilistrli-l attonii'.v that
sn1 y'''nt to s,K'b party, but
declared that she happened lo
know that Mrs. Melius went to a
lJU ty that Thursday night with
her own husband, The police de-
clared jealousy over that parly, and
over Mrs. Melius drinking at it.
was the cause of Kelly beating her
"terribly" and asserledly fatally.
I when n a drunken and jealom
SEIZED BY POLICE
- WIXi)SOK, Ont., Aug. H. iVPr
Seized liquor Blocks valued nt J10,
(lOO.Obtl were under guard of pro
vincial police today and .'Hi exKirt
ters were under subpoenas to ap
pear in court to answer to charges
of violation of the Ontario liquor
control act.
Tli.. net inn ti i hidieved will
close up the source of supply of ;
many of the bootleggers eiigu'ied j
in running liquor into the 1'nited
States,
The watebouses in which (he
liquor Is stored are located ucross
the river from Detroit. Mich.
Complaints against the exporters
were made by Sir Henry Drayton,
Lead of the liquor control board.
He said he hoped the action would
serve as a test of that provision
of the liquor control act regulat
ing the storing of excessive stocks
of liquor in bonded warehouses.
Two of the largest liquor explor- j
ern of the province, Harry l-ow ami
Sid Xathanson, were among those
subpoenaed, laow is head of theltlau Science healing, nt h (iVIock.
Carting Hrewery-Krle Transit com-1 The reading room, which Is In
pany and Nathanson head of thej
ing concern for widespread liquor
Interests.
I It was the" second large seizure
of liquor in border warehouses In
recent moot I ft. Two months ago
the stocks of two other large ex
porters of Ontario were seized. The
case agninst them is ntlll pending.
SAX FHANCIs f. Aug. II.
The weather outlook for 1 he week
beginning Augu 2 wan announc
ed here today by the t K. weather
bureau tu follows:
Far wetf rn states The outbtok
is for fair weather hut with fog
on th" coast: warm with low hu
midity and high fire "Q.ard over
the interior.
Catholic Church.
South Oakdale and Klevelith.
Masse tu 7 and !' a, m.
Rev. K. W. Mack, I'astor.
'
.ion l.tit licran Church.
Wfst Fourth street at Oakdale
1'. W. Itiissanl, pastor. Itesidonc.
Host. av-mii-. i'luitif il'iu-.V
Sunday m IioiiI at lu a. in.
I'hun li sci vli't at 11 oVlork.
Church of God
Corner Xorth tlrape and Haven
(. A. t'ooper, KtMor.
Sunday st liool, ;i:4a a. m.
Morning' service, 11 o'clock.
KvenhiK service, S o'clm-k.
Mill-week- prayer meeting, Wed
nesday eveniiiK at S o'clock.
Kvetyone welcome.
1 till (iospel 'rnhernarlc.
Newtown. .Near Main,
Servii-es:
Sunday si-hool, i : 4 "i a. in.
Mot niiiK service, 1 1 :iui a.
YontlK people's meetiim, ,
i : -n
l-'vaiprelistic service, X :00 p. m.
eekly meetings Tiu silay and
Thursday at X:ih.i p. m.
Hear about the Christ who has
never changed,
K very body welcome,
.lohn L. Zecher. pastor.
Uit Sln-et Methudisi MpUeopnl
Church. South
! Sttndav school io a. m. Ir.j
' Frank I to bens, superintendent. '
; Hermnn "Kuough Said," II n. m,'
I "The Holy City," rendered by j
(the YVeller Twin Sisters,
j Kp worth leapue union services
p. m.
in vit d.
Sermon
All the young penpb
"The Kxu-u Mile,"
p. in.
Mrs. Iltibler will deliver ntessaito
in soup. it will be the Sundav
eveninp union service. Kveninp
service will be broadcast over '
station K.MKD. t
I'rayer meeting ami choir prae-
Vkii are cordially invited to ut-i
leml any and all of our services.!
especially the Sunday night union i
vice.
lest our welcome
Morning worship and lommun-
j . . - o . j" , ,. '
" i-icinnn assenuuy ai :: ia.
The school follows the best inetli-
nls in re lip iitus education and in
vites your attendance.
The union eveninp service at S
o'clock will be held ill the South
j Methodist church. I'nion young
I people's meeting ut 7.
First MciIkhIIsi Kis-4pal CburcU
T. H. Telli)le, i). 1)., minister.
Residence 7 X. Orange. Phone
ii:!:'.
Morning worship at II. Subject:
"How to Itecome Slrnng."
Sunday school at 0:4 ". - Clar
ence Meeker, superintendent.
Kpworth league at 7:00 o'clock.
Mill-week prayer and praise I
service at S o clock. All members
of the church are expected to be
present.
Monday night Dr. Chancy, our
district superintendent, will he
wit h us and hold the last quar
terly conference. It Is imperative
that all official membeiK bo pres
ent, and that alt reports for the
year be In.
ITnfon serVk'i (Sunday night
at the South Methodist, church.
Special music for Sunday morn
ing. Solo. "In My Father's House Are
Many Mansions," ( Mac permed ),
Mrs. F. F. Nichols.
Organist, Mrs. Leila firigshy
Purucker.
Presbyterian Church.
!l:4.', a. m. The Hible school
will meet at !:4f. a. in., with
every department in opera lion.
Clusses have been grouped so that
pupils of all ages are taken care
of during the summer months.
Verl G. Walker, ssuperintendent.
11 a. m. Sermon by Hev. David
P. M art in of Kobi, Ja pa n. M
Martin Is n member of our South
ern Oregon presbytery and was
sent to Japan five years ago as
a missionary, lie Is home on fur
lough and Iss vlHltlng his parents.
Elder and Mrs. Martin of Grants
Pnss, formerly of Hogue Kfver.
Mr. Marin wlill tell us of his work
In Japan. Come and hear him.
I'.
The union service in
evening will be in the South
Methodist dhurch. with Hev. W. H .
Hav in charge. 'Voting people
meeting also at the same church.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Authoii.ed branch of the mother
church, the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, In Huston, Mass,
Services are held every Sunday
rlt 11 o'clock, church edifice, ,1'2
North Oakdale. Subject for to
morrow, "Soul."
Sunday school at !:4Tt a. m. Ap
plicants under the age of 20 may
be admitted,
Wednesday
evening meetings,
Which Include testimonies of Chris-
ihe .Medford building, is open daily
from I H lo 4, except Sundays and
holidays. The Hible and all au
thorized -Christian Science Iterattire
may te read, borrowed or pui
elnied ,
Thn public Is cordially Invited to
attend the services and visit the
reading room.
(Vtilrnl IVdnt Federated hnn hcs.
J. M. Johnson, pastor.
In the Hible school tomorrow we
are to study about the Council at
Jeru-alem, Acts K.:!-3r,. The gol
den text, found in John :3fi. Is
the memory verse which you ;,re
requeued to iMin. firing n friend.
S'hK. opens nf !:4I n. m.
O Iawrenee Collins will be' Ihe
leader In the senior croup of i;i-
t
deavorers at T o'clock. Mis I.y
M. :ti' MezinathaU h will h a v e
fliariie oi the juniors, and Mien
l-'liziiheth Inincar. the direction of
i he intermediates. Please all he
on time. Special services lo fol
low. The pastor will preach in the
Tnoiiimn .service oil the sllhjeci:
"The Holy Spirit and I'eler." which
Will he the fhsl nf a sen, dcnliim
with the individual experiences of
si'iiie of the Ajioslles and other
WolUeiv. Cnnd special lllllsic will
I-' a part of the service.
The youim men's Idl.Ie class, un
der the leadership of Mrs. 11. W.
h.ivissi.ii. will have churce of the
musical iMnuram in the evenint:
service, antl 1.. V. follin- will
."peak. The keveote or the w,-r ice
will he piaie. Mr. r.dlins. a nieiu-
i ( this church, is noitm to fan
ada. Where he w ill soon eit;af:e in
eva n ;-e I is 1 1 work. In recognition
of hi j:oin ihe church will con
duct appropriate services.
The yonn;; men's gospel team,
under tlic leadership of ('has. Ilea.
tiKilhaleh, will hold services at
Mi-owns I iofo on Sunday afternoon
at :! o'clock. special music v ill
iittete.t and edify yon. and 1.. AW
ollin.s will j;ive a gospel message.
All arc invited.
CENTRAL POINT
Many high school pupils will be
sorry to learn that Mr. Krieson
will not be aide to return foi the
coming year's school work as he is
taking up aviation work.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Hichniond
and little daughter Helen returned
from their week's outing, which
was spent at Lake of the Woods,
Saturday evening.
Miss Kunice Musty who has
been with her parents in C. ranis
Pass, has returned to Central
Point .
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace are enjoy
ing a few weeks visit from Mrs.
Wallace's sister and her husband
from Cleveland. Ohio. They drove
through by way of Los Angeles.
.A car load of young people in
cluding l.ynetle I ley.mil Ilia leh.
L'dii h In ma u. Wyvette. Clifford
and ( 'arl Ito.swell look a day's
outing in the mount -!r Monday.
They visited Mill Creek Falls. Cra
ter Lake and Diamond Lake, and
icturned the same evening. They
pronounced sip lit seeing at Crater
i.ake iter feet and swimming good
al Diamond .Luke, and roads most
ly good.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Criihham
ind baby girl of Stockton. Calif.,
have been visiting Mr. (irislmm's
parents. Mr. and Mi's. Dave ( Iris
ham and other relatives and
friends here for the past three
weeks and left in company with
Mrs. Grisha m's parents, M r. and
Mrs. Collins last Thursday for
Washington to make their future
home. Mr. ami Mrs. Collins spent
three days in our valley nnd were
entertained at the Nathan Oris
haiu home, and also were enter
tained one evening by Mr. ' nnd
M rs, I )ave Grishnm with a picnic
lunch at Jackson Hot Springs.
Hev. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson
entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening at the parsonage the fol
lowing: Messrs. Lawrence ( 'oil ins,
Lewis ( 'ollins. Xea I Weir, James
Harris, Carl It unwell nnd Chas.
I iema Ihalch.
M 111 on Coleman was in town
Wednesday evening. He returned
from K la math Fa Us recently a nd
h now working on the construc
tion of the pew dam across ltogue
river near Gold Hill.
M r. a nd M rs. W . 11. X u'cross
and Mr. ami Mrs. II. K. Iledrick
ami family of Medford drove over
to Newport last week to enjoy
their vacation al the beach. 1
M r, and M rs. Fred II esse lg rave
were pleased to receive a visit
TONITE
Romance rides across tho
gTeat Oregon Trail once more
WITH
ONE DAY ONLY
TOMORROW
Continuous 12:30 to 11 -
LOIS WILSON
Taket you for the time of
your life In this thrilling
drama. . , ,
RIALTOf
LAST
TIMES
1
from Mr. and Mrs. Karl and their
twin daughters of Sun Pedro. i'iiI ,
Monday of this week. M r. Karl
and familnwere former Washing
ion friends of .Mr. and X(T)-.
selgrave. The came to our valley
to place their daughters in the
SouiO rn Oregon Slate Normal at
Ashland, a ml will return to San
Pedro.
Mrs. Dave Grishnm was in tiovii
ca I ling on M rs. Maria Pur key pile
one afternoon this week.
Mr, and Mrs. Finest Scott drove
ov to Kagle Point Tuesday even
ing for a visit with Mr. and Mis.
Lester Thr. Umorion.
Mrs. Lyle Dawson am) little son
Hobby with the two I'orrigan boys
of San Francisco spem seeral
days' in our city this keek, the
guests of Mrs, Dawson's sisier.
Mrs. La Vee. and Mr. ami Mrs.
Ceo. Fox and other friends. Mrs.
Dawson ami party are enjoiug a
two weeks vacation and have been
spending part of it in and near
Portland and are now on their re
turn trip to their home in San
Francisco, where they will Join
M r, I luwson,
Mrs. Hev.malhalch, Ardith Cn sad
and , Wyvette poswell were Med
ford business visitors Thursday.
.Mr. and Mrs. 1 toward May field
and son are leaving for Klamath
county Saturday. They are ac
companied by Mi-. Mayl'ield's
nephew, Itnwl'tlld Mavfield. who
lias been spending the last month
in our valley.
.Mr. Ackerman and friend from
Anaheim, Calif., were business
visitors at t he Clifford Smii h
ranch west of town recently.
Mrs. Krnest Scott and Mrs. J.
L. Kurger were Medford visitors
Friday.
The Ladles' Mible class held
their August parly Thursday even-
QoAII Owners of
DODCE BKOTHEKS MOTOKCAKS
; -PAST, PKESENT AND FUTUKE
WALTEH P.CHkYSLErV
lag of this week on the lawn at
tire Harper bono-, with the has-.
bands and several visitors present
The eveuiiiK ws one of the most
enjoyable afl'aiis of the season and
a large number were present, in
cluding Mr. and Mrs. Webster, Mr.
ami Mrs. (Ju Tex. Mr. and Mrs.
i Strohmeier. Mr. and Mrs. I tic h
jmond, Mr. nd Mrs. lturl Duncan,
Mr. and M rs. Krn est Scot l, lie v.
ami Mrs.M. M. Johnson. Mr. and
:Mrs. Hoy Nichols, Mesdaines Louis
' I r i m es. Francis Wyat . Wilson,
Hoy Williams, .1. L. p.urger. Misses
! Lncib Hall. Mildred llurger. Mr.
ami Mrs. Swart, Messrs.. Lawrence
i ti net Lewis cdlins ami Neal Wier.
Hev. J. M. Johnson read a scrip
ture b-sson. the ladies' qquuriet
sang. "Hesting in His Promises,"
M r. Weir sang a solo and M iss
Mildred P.urger and Mr. Weir pave
a du-t.
The rest of the evening was
given over lo a general good time
in playing games ami visiting and
ice cream and cake were served.
!The party broke up at a late hour
and all piesent felt it had been an
evening well xpent.
! The Christian Kudeuvor held a
swimming and boating party at
Hog no river near I !y bee bridge
. Thursday evening. Several car
loads of young people attended
and a good time was reported. Ice
, cream, cake and sandwiches were
served. A bonfire figured largely
in the evening's affairs and a
, phonograph furnished muic for
t he occasion.
I Mi:, ami Mrs. Love were dinner
i guests of Dr. und .Mrs. fSoldslniry
: Wednesday evening.
Fire Near YoscmlU'.
YOSKMITK. Cal,. Aug. I L A1
Timber on 1 .V.floo acres has al
ready fallen prey to a sweeping
.
You, more than anyone else, are entitled to know
the purpose behind our recent acquisition of the
assets and facilities of Dodge Brothers, Inc.1 . "f..
For upon that purpose depends the security of your
investment in Dodge Brothers products.
In acquiring Dodge Brothers, Inc. for the Chrysler
Corporation, we have secured one of the largest and
most modern automobile factories in the. world and
with it an organization of exceptional ability. ..
We intend that these facilities shall be utilised to
increase the value and quality in Dodge Brothers cars
and Graham Brothers Trucks and Motor Coaches.
We have secured, in addition, a dealer organization
hat has always been recognized as one of the finest
in the indc stry.
It is our intention to deserve the continued loyalty
of this group of substantial, progressive merchants
by making it possible for them to enjoy increasing
prosperity through the sale of Dodge Brothers,
products.
We have secured, moreover, that which transcends
in importance either Dodge Brothers superb plant
equipment or Dodge Brothers spendid dealer or
ganization. For we have become the lawful heritor
of Dodge Brothers Good Name, with all the solemn
obligation which that inheritance implies.
We have become the trustees of Dodge 'Brothers'
good faith to their customers, and it is our purpose
to. execute that trust with fidelity.
The priceless identity of all Dodge Brothers products'
will be preserved as well as the sound policies
that have made the words .Dodge Brothers synony-j
m6us with Honest Value and Dependability.' r t
Dodge Brothers Works will continue to produce
Dodge Brothers Motor Curs,. and Graham -Brothers
commercial vehicles. Dodge Brothers dealers will,
continue to sell and service them.'
The 'men to whose capable support the success of
the Chrysler Corporation is due, unite with me in
pledging perpetuation of Dodge Brothers ideals, to
the end that a Good Name may be made still better.
President Dodge brothers
Dhifion of ChrytUr Corporation
! forncr fir whleh ntortd TUPS-
; day in a section of the Merced
river canyon, not touched ny auto
mobile roads and difficult to reach.
The fire today was three mile-
west of the park line. property
losses are expected to reach th
$.'.00,000 mark.
NEW tt ftHL
APPEAR PACSFffi
t
11. PASO, Tex.. Aug, .li.VP)
I A Mexico" City dispatch to Kl
, Continental says that a new earth
quake shook the Pinotepa. Xa -eiona
I region yesterday and at
Putin the towers nf a church
lell and many buildings cracked.
A group of American experts
at Mexico City studying quakes
and their origin has attributed the
recent disturbances to a new
island their studies Indicate is
about tn appear in the Pacific
ocean near the coast of Nayarit.
HELEN WILLS WINS
IN EASY FASHION
j KASTHAMPTON. N. Y., Aug.
; 11.-(Pi Miss Helen Wills of Her
! keley, Cal., woman tennis cham
1 pion nf the world, today defeated
i.Miss Helen Jacobs, also of Herko
ley, in the final round of the
Maidstone County club's annual
! tournament for women. The
I scores were fi - 2, li -1 .
Corporatle .
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