Medford mail tribune., August 15, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

KHJE SEVEN
NATIVE SON OF
T!
JACKSONVILLE. Auk. 15 The
engagement has been announced
of John Franklin Miller, Jr., na
tive son of Jacksonville, to Miss
Dorothy Hennett of Sacramento,
Pol Ti AH Hot. lo nnnnnrll wllli
a business firm in Placervtlle, Cal. j f ho yniwn church
The couple will be married Sep
tember 26. Mr. Miller's father,
John F. Miller, is a resident of
Jacksonville;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ricks of
i-edford were callers) at the T. C.
' Norris Home Saturday,
tlu the ground. .Mrs. .Martin vviiy
, not at hunu1 at the time tlu fire
j broke out. Some of their furni
jiure was taken out of the burning
I building nml naved.
Mrs. Lulu DuMonlmry. her non
j Arthur und Mian Lut'Ue Lovt-hu-o
j of Ciold Jill! were diniH'r guealK
, at the Boswcll home Friday even-
inff. ,
M v. uml Mrs. Kmest Scott are
:tlu proud Ki'iindparentK to a seven ;
; pound griimlHtm lnnn to their
j daughter and husband, Mr. and!
j.Mrs. Itay Andrus at Klamath Falls;
Saturday night, Aug. 11th.
Violet and the little son are both :
doing nicely and .Mr. and Mrs. .
Scott are living In the clouds at '
present. ' j
The Sunday evening services at I
were conducted '
by the young men of Mrs. David
son's ehuss and were appreciated
by a good sized congregation.
Several choruses were huiik be
sides other special numbers of
music including a solo by James
Harris, the words of which were
Clowns Real Circus Attraction
Mr. nnd Sirs. O. W. .Iflnklna nnrl y Major Allure just Do-
daughter, Olive, accompanied hv!, '""""fi,0" v"ul "Jesua i
F. A. Nelson and Mrs. W. S. Reed,
daughter of Mrs. Jenkins, returned
recently from an extended trip
through southern Oregon and north
ern California, including Crater
Lako, Oregon Caves and Crescent
City.
Walter Bunch and sister. Mrs. U
, L. Summerlln, and daughter, La
ornne, of Myrtle Point were week
end quests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Munch, and daughter,
Minnie. Sunday they enjoyed the
day at Crater Lake.
, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Applegate
of Klamath Falls are spending a
few days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Chltwood. '
Mrs. Cora Crump and grand
daughter; Ilettie; Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Crump and Dave Lee left
Friday for Crescent City, where
they are spending a few days' va
, cat ion.
Mrs. George Maxwell visited last
Monday evening with her husband
at the mine near Ituch.
George Merritt was a business
visitor Saturday at Phoenix.
" Mr. and Mrs. Charley Chltwood!
and daughter, Dorothy, left Sun-1
day morning for Portland, where j
' they will spend a few days.
Mrs. Wanda Wilcox and Miss
Gonevievo Crowley of Oakland, who
have recently completed a teach
ers' training course at the Ashland 1
normal, were guests Saturday of 1
Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Bunch.
Mrs.. Hd Severance was shop-!
ping in Medford Monday afternoon.
Let's have an evening gut-together
at the school house August
22 at 8 o'clock. A splendid pro
gram is promised. Tho committee
will furnish ice and lemonade and
your furnish ;our own cups and
cakes for the family.
Mrs. Allison Moulton and son re
turned Friday from a two weeks'
vacation spent at Olympia and
Aberdeen, Wash., and at Portland,
Ore. Mr. Moulton spent part of
the time with them, bringing them
home. They also visited at the
home of a brother of Mr. Moulton
at Seaside, Ore.
-Mr. and Mrs, Leonard- McKee
left Sunday to work at a packing
house near Prospect. Mrs. Mc
Kee's mother, Mrs. W. A. Chllders,
ts spending this week there with
them.
Mrs. T. C. Norris had her ton
sils removed at the Rogue River
sanitarium last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sutherland
and son, Harold, were calling on
friends Saturday in Jacksonville.
I.yle Hartman is recovering from
a six weeks' illness caused by an
Infected hand.
Miss Vivian Card left recently
for Bridge, Ore., where she will
visit with a friend, Mrs. Frank Cul
ver, for a while, returning in time
for school.
ifr. and Mrs. Kris Keegan spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Keegan's brother,
Fred Lewis, near Butte Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard of Klam
ath Falls were visitors at the S.
K. Dunnington home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunnington
and daughter, Margaret, of Klam
ath Falls were visitors at the S. E.
Dunnington home Sunday. They
returned home in the evening,
leaving Margaret here to spend a
few days with her grandparents.
Mrs. R. C. Kerr and daughters,
Gertrude and Katherluo, who have
spent the summer here with Mrs.
Kerr'st parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
M. Williamson, left Sunday morn
ing for their home at . Oakland,
Cal. Mr. Kerr's mother, Mrs. Sa
rah C. Kerr, of St. Paul, Minn., ac-
A solo was sunn by Neal Weir
Hi the Bible Institute and "The
Wayside Cross" was sung by C'llf- j
lord Uoswell. Karl Iteall, James
Harris and Rafael Benson.
Lawrence Collins gave the main
message of the.evenfns1 which) was
"Praise, taken from the 150th!
Psalm, nnd be also told of what he i
hoped his plans wore to bn for the
next year. f
Among the last Sunday's visitors
to Crater Lake wore Vera Davis,
Elizabeth Scott, Lester Scott and
Harry Lamport.
Johnnie Chipling of Grants Pass
spent the day Sunday in our city
visiting friends.
Mi. W. B. Harris has been on
the sick list the last few days; and
lis under the doctor's care.
H. .11. Lord who has been seri
jously ill is Improving. Arhtur
:Lord who spent the winter in Cali
Ifornla has returned home for the
j present.
J .Mr. and Mrs. Wyatl and son
i Dickie were dinner guests at the
( Louis Grimes home one evening
i recently.
! Mr. Jtnd Mrs. George Slmpkins
and babies of Medford were in
town Sunday afternoon visiting
relatives.
lOdson Randall of Medford was
a Sunday evening visitor at the
Christian Bndeavor.
.Airs. John llesselgrave and fam
ily returned to their home from a
few days outing at Diamond Lake
last week. They were accompan
ied by Mr. Reed of Aromas, Calif.,
who returned to his home to re
sume his school duties.
Mrs. Myrtle Denton and son
Delberl passed through our city
one day recently on their way to j
I-Jureka where Delbert will remain j
for the coming- year's school.
Miss Leola llesselgrave
been spending her vacation with
her home people, returned to Cali
fornia to- begin her school work
In Aromas where she taught last
year and hns 'been re-elected for
the coming school year. ' -
The fire bell again called out
the" fire' company Monday 'after
noon when It was discovered Guy
Eddy's woodshed was . on fire.
Grass had been burned around the
place In the forenoon and was
thought to nave been entirely ex
tinguished but there must have j
been a few embers left to smolder i
and these caught a pile of fruit
, n
mp Mr.
wit iiir w hji I 1 1
FROM' OFFICER TRIES
y DECREE TO KILL HIMSELF
The Christy iros. circus, which : displays, and superlative condition
will be here next Saturday, Augu.it i people ami tilings in tne i nristy
1 S, for two performances, has
army of clowns as one of the fea
tures of the program, and you will
not only laugh at them, but with
them. And those mighty monarchs
of merriment and wil have a phil
osophy .all their own, which is to
make two laughs grow where none
had heen before, and unlike most
philosophers, they have the abil
ity to make their philosophy come
true.
The street parade for which the
Christy circus is distinguished, will
leave the show grounds promptly
at noon. There are a tremendous
variety of features, extravagant
ireus street pageant which has
brought this great combined ani
mal show and circus an enviable
prestige. All the performers, and
all the beautiful horses pitrfloipntc. :
All the animal cages are open to ,
view, and the ponderous elephants, ;
the clumsy camels, the herd of ,
reindeer, the band of Cheyenne In- j
dians, the six nanus wi::i Ihei:- con- ;
If nun 1 fanfare, and the scores ot
funny olovm. give animation to J
the swiftly moving procession.
Performances are scheduled for'
2 for the afternoon and S for the
night show. i.Joors will open an i
hour earlier so that all may leisure- ;
ly visit the menagerie.
LONhOX. Aug. l.Y lT. Three
voting men condemned to he
bunged ibis morning received u
reprieve trom Sir William .)iyn-soii-
licks, the home secretary,
under highly dramatic circum
stances wiiliin twelve hours of the
time set lor their execution.
The trio were convicted of. rob
bing and assaulting an elderly man
near llriuhtou ami when l,lie vic
tim died of his injuries were con
victed nt murder.' The criminal
appeal court refused to intervene
and the home secretary, after re
ceiving various repicscntat ions,
announced officially only last
'Mouduv night that he was nualdc
to advise his maiesty to intervem1.
Tho exei Mtioners arrived at ihe
prison vesterday'and relatives bad
llieir imal interviews with the
condemned men.
Commutation of the death sen
tence to penal servitude for life
was recommended.
The announcement reached the
prison as relatives 'were bidding
the prisoners farewell. ' One of the
men bad given bis sister flowers
which be had received from the
chaplain. "We were all
verge of breaking down." :
sister, "when the governor
prison walked 'in and asked us lo
wait in another" room, Wo waited
for twenty minutes. Then the ;vv
ernoi said. 'All (ho hoys are re
prieved.' Wo did not know what
to do. Percy (one ui tho con
demned nien) shouLcd and hugged
his mother nnd nearly suffocated
his wife and me. Then be broke
out laughing. It was like a man
conic hacli to life. All he said
was: 'I knew it al; along ami Ood
has shown you how innocent I
am.' "
Wa
f.o.
TAt'OA!
Sergeant
mcir.i'er of the
corps detachment
and one of the
cumin iss!
allcmple
nil the
aid his
of the
Aug. 1 . (TPi
Redding. -HI.
iiinrurmastcr
Kurt Lewis
ealthiest null
ed officers in the army
suicide in his quarters
,it til:- i'o.'t this morning, shooting
himself five times through the
mouth with a .'2:1 caliber revolver.
One bullet lodged uewr the base
of bis brain, but he was eons-clous
u'h-n taken to the fort hospital
and after a preliminary operation,
surgeons said licdding had a good
chance of recovery.
Sergeant Uedding, It was learned
. from Tacoma officials, was about
. to be placed under arrest on a
; Tacoma just ice court warrant
! barging bjm with a statutory of-
fense involving a young girl. Two
I Tacoma deputy sheriffs, Pa u 1
.Mot tau and Kobert McLean, had
J called to serve the warrant when
Kedding asked p e r m i s s 1 o h to
j change his shirt,
! Wedding was married about a
'year ago. officers at the post re-'
.called. A few months laler his
j wife died. Since then., lieilding has
j been despondent at times and it
was the opinion of his friends (hat
I grief had unbalanced his reason.
I lis lieaUli. too,- had been poor,
.officials at the post indicated.
i COI1VALLIX. sr.ail.ontl State
College' memorial building neai ly
finished.
A REAL TIME-A REAL PARTY
MEDFORD
ASHLAND
ELKS
Midsummer Frolic
(I'Hks and Thoir Families Only)
Thursday, August 16
8:30 P. M.
JACKSON HOT SPRINGS
$1.00 per couple 'Extra ladies free ,
Kats for those wlio wish during the
evening, !")( per plate
Auspices Ashland Lodge No. 944 and
Medford Lodge No. 1168, B. P. 0. E.
DON'T FORGET THE DATE!
OF GOV. SMITH
n
DENIES
IS
SSUE
TIJMIVnMAM A In An.' IT.
who husj,;pj UeHolutions asking that demo
crats ,of ' Alabama vote against
(rovernor Smith, democratic- presi
dent hi! nominee, to preserve white
supremacy in t lit south .were
adopted at an anti-Smith meeting
here last' night.
-- The reKolution;jiaiuV.that news
papers are trying "tu mislead the
democrats of Alabama lo vote for
one whose record is or. stands for
racial equality. No man believing
as Smith does regarding the
laws and the negro need expect
the vote of Alabama." They declared-also
that the purpose of the
AUih.'.mn cmiiVi'niif,. nF iiiiM-Wmitli
mixes on rive nnu were m a imtzc democrats is the "eternal elimlna-
when one of tho neighbors chanced ;U()n of AirrCl(1 j. smith "
to see the fire and reported H. j Dl. A nilVtnn. one of the
ju me lumuy ere away i rum
home at the time. No'damage was
done, owing to the prompt re
sponse of the fire fighters, except
a corner of the woodshed was
burned.
Tho Rebekah Past Noble Clrand
club which was organized lust
winter held Us August meeting
last Thursday afternoon at the
home of Airs. Alary Richardson,
who was assisted in entertaining
by Ail's. Ernestine Hostel.
Those who enjoyed the after
noon were as follows: Ale.sdn.mes
Clara Vincent, Emma Oleason, M.
C. Merritt, Ida Henderson, Hostel
and Richardson. - --
Dainty refreshments of fruit
salad nnd cake were served.
Mvh. .1. K. Weaver entertained
Mrs. Ktta Ci. Lunt of Corvallis last
Friday.
Miss Gertrude Terry spent a
couple of days In Medford, recent
ly as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kd
Kid red. .
Mrs. I,ylc Dawson nnd son
Hobby -returned to San Francisco j
leaders In the movement against
Smith, declared in an address that
lite New York governor Is now on
the defensive.
Mr. Elliott is treasurer of - the
body and Hugh Lock, Birmingham
permanent chairman.
Hny Driver Kills Old Man.
S A N F I1ANOISCO. V i Ilia m
Hrady, 1 ", was charged with man
slaughter after the nhtomoliilo lie
was driving without parental per-: prohibition,
DOXXKHOHO, Neb.. Aug. 1 T.. I
! fP Charles AV. liryan. candidate i
i for governor of Nebraska, and,
democratic vice-presidential nom- 1
( fnee in 1 1)2-1, told the Associated
; Press here today he would sup
port the democratic ticket, from
; the president down.
"-"I -have made-1 -no - stntemen ;
! however, dealing with personal!- !
ties,' he said, referring to his sup-
'port of Governor Kmth - of New 1
Vurk. " preferred to Walt lint I
lirpior ! Ibe presidential candidate for
mally launches the campaign with,
his speech of acceptance. i
"I do believe, however, that this!
campaign will he decided on eco- j
nomic questions, specfieally farm
relief. The prnhiliitiun ssue, which
have objected to having injected
into the national campaigns, was I
brought to the fore by the repub-
lican party, In order to hefuddlc :
i lie public and lead them away
from the real issue of the cam- j
painn an economic Issue. .They ,
wanted to do this so they could j
hold the government four years
longer, but if Nebraska can be
taken as an indication, Ihey will
fail in their effort this year.
" 12 ve ry body kno ws 1 'am f o r
but it Isn't the real
YORK. Aug. 1.'.. iV)
Kiftecn-yenr-old .Mary Ai'cnci walk-
cd into the Hast 1 D-ilh street police!
station today and admitted that !
she had shot HaCerlo Pantcliena. ;
a peddler nearly four times her ;
line, as lie sat on the porch of an j.
east side tenement last evening.
.Mary said Pantcliena bad taken i
advantage of her.. She fired I'lve i
shots at the .'li-yi-ar-old man, one
of which took effect in liU U-ft 1
ride. lie was taken to a lm-pital !
yhere his condition was said lo he ,
ST'rimiH. - i
The girl contended I hat .'die was j
alone uh''n I 'a nteilcna was shul.'
First reports it I lie police w we
that she had I teen accompanied hy '
a man who had fired twice.
It's Always Fair Wenlhcr! 1
OregonFair tonight and Thurs-
day; fog near the coast; moderate- j
I.V warm with lower humidity in
the Interior. Gentle lo moderate
northerly winds on the nmsi. j
How a good cook puts
tip fruit
Sun puts only a fnv slices tit
a time in the hot syrup, so each
piece will keep its shape. Hills
Bros, roast their coffee a feiv
pounds at a time by their pat
ented, continuous process and
every ounce is roasted evenly,
developing the utmost in flavor.
No other coffee can taste like
Hills liros. because none is
rousted the same way.
HILLS- BROS
(M COFFEE
f,'
r.,i, oir.
Fresh from the orir.ina)
VJliiihh paik. I'.tuilj
vj-uhd with it
mission struck and
Kelly. 0.4.
killed William
U'sw in
(bided.
iliis campagin," he con-
f. nrurnAi nnmT I
ILMKnLrUlM
i
i
cmpinied tllom nnd will visit her I VrWay after n t wo work- vm:,.tl,m
' f.-,ii f ,.. ,,,,, i, 'spent in our city and northern
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tex arc tab
ling their vacntlon this week and
.Mrs. Kills Clark is officiating in
the post office during their ah
sen Co.
Mi-h. C. V.. Martin entertained
her mother, Mrs. Charles Gray,
and her sister, Mm. Hill of Ash
land nnd another sister, Mrs. I").
J. Puckett, of Keno, one day re
cently. Pear picking is on in full blast
this week and many of the orch
ard men have finished their first
picking. Many of our local people
nve either working in the orchards
or the Medford packing sheds.
The Men's Gospel Team with
Chas. Heznuilhalch oh four leader
a n d La v ren ce Co 11 Ins as spea 1 e r
went to Rrownsboro nnd held ser
vices Sunday afternoon. Mr. Web
ster nnu family, Mr. and Mrs.
J Javltlson. M i'H. Case. M rs. George
Davis. Rev. and Mrs. J. M. John
son, James Harris, Kdson Randall
nnd Mr. Weir attended the service.
.Saturday evening the young
ladies of Miss Helen Carlton's class
gave Miss Florence Hamrick a
surprise "shower" at tho home of
her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. J. P.
Hnmrlck. Those present were the
Misses Beatrice, Alice and Jessie
Scabrook, Ruth Webster, Amy
johnson, Grace Merritt, Mildred
Burger, Lynette Heymal hatch,
Wyvotlo Roswell, Kli'abeth Dun
can, 1-illznbeth Scott, Gcrnldlne
J'ox, Ardls l!asad, Loma and Floi
' eitce Hamrick and Mrs. J. lb Hum-
rick.
The evening was passed In vari
ous amusements, chief of which
was a mock marriage ceremony in
which Mb Mildred Burger Im
personated the bride . and Miss
lieatrice Seahrook, the groom, and
which created no end, of fun.
Miss Florence received many
useful and beautiful presents, in
.'act a tub full, and the opening
nnd examining of these filled the
remainder of the evening.
.Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Day of Port
land were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr. Day's grandmother,
Mrs. AV. AV. Scott. They are spend
ing a few days In southern Oregon
nnd dividing their time between
their old home of Grants Pass, nnd
their relatives in Central Point.
Karly Saturday morning the
home of Mrs. Martin, west of the
, railroad track was Completely de
stroyed by ffre. Volunteers to fight
the flames responded promptly to
' the call of the city fire hell but the
flames had gained such headway
it wns impossible to extinguish
them nnd the house was burned
. w
Is YOUR CHILD
GETTING GOOD
MILK with its purity
guarded by Seal-Kaps?
' A J.MAX V, N Y., Auff. 14. (P j
Lieut. Gov. Krttvin CornlnK ha j
rpslKnert ns chairman of the New
York Htato democratic committee j
because of lil henith.
The resignation applied only to
the committee chairmanship and
no indication was Riven he intends
to relinquish the post of lieutenant
governor. C'ornlns's term in that
capacity expires January 1.
"Until a child is thirteen," reports the
American Child Health Association, "a
quart of milk a day is vital to complete
development." Yet statistics show that
every fifth city-child is undernourished.
How about your youngster? Is he getting
plenty of milk to drink? Pure milk?
To keep our milk pure and good until it
is consumed, we use Seal-Kaps on our
bottles. Seal-Kaps cover the entire pouring
surface. Seal-Kaps protect the rim from
contamination.
Seal-Kaps are easy to remove and re
place. No need to pry with picks or knives.
No milk splashing on your clothes. After
wards, they make u handy and safe
bottle cap until nil of the milk' is used.
Have us deliver your first bottle tomorrow
morning! .
At the Center
of 'Everything
m.
' LaSallp nt Madison' Slrept
Fixed-Price Mi'ttls
Hrcakb',1 .... 60c 7Sc
I.iinchosn B5c
Dinnrr . . . $1.0041.50
Sunday Dinner . . . 1-50
OFFERING central location
Five famous restaurants
with fixed-prite meals and service
ala Carte Garage foryourcar An
entire floor reserved lor women
guests Choice ot over one thou
sand modemguest roomsat reason
iibic prices the binacsfllotel value
in Chiciijo. On your next trip en
joy La Sallo service the utmost
in Hotel accommodations.
Room Rules
Nm.,h.T cl
I'ike I'er D.y
1 Pi'r.i.ii 2 I'ci.nn.
166 $2.50 $-1,00
U)Z .(00 4.W
Ml 3.50 500
309 .1.00 6.00
1-W 5.o 7.50
87 6.00 8.00
72 6.00 I 9 On
Xotel Salle.
Ernest J. Sri.vi.N3
i'll-IKfi-llC
fl.Tt, i fi ( KAKI. I.. TllOHNTON
. 1 LAbll vi.-.- ),.. mi.
The fact that you may make the grade
in any old clothes doesn't alter the fact
that goodlooking clothes always make
the grade easier to make.
Have us clean them oftener.
City Cleaning
G24 N. Riverside Ave.
Phono 474
We're Not Satisfied Unless You Are
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JASPEIt
NATIONAL PARK
IN THE CANADIAN ROCKIES
You need not upend more
than your usual vacation
allowance to enjoy a trip to
Jasper thta summer up in
Canada, where the Rockies
reach their greatest height - gyrTt -
Jfl never enjoyed auch golf, for
ncrc in anaua iinest 10
hole course.
Rates at Jasper Park Lodge,
for all lis delightfully infor
mal luxury, nrc low too
$7.50aduy up.AmrftranPlan.
Accommodatiorw for 500
guests, May 21 to Sept. JO.
Stopover on your way Hast
toruoll wk, sept. 8-15.
VtiiK'ui'vrr ui'l
Panadian National
fvTztzzzizzzSThc Largest Railway System in Amcricajzaxn
'if tie send me your ffre hnoltlct on Jasper Ntionl Pirk
Name
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City Pan. AqI.
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rhone Jleacon U 124
REICHSTEIN AND DEUEL
C'lnHpffied advertising trcts fccults.
Snider's Dairy & Produce Co.
If it's Sniders It's the Best to Buy
ALL KINDS OF DRY WOOD
OAK-LAUREL-FIR
Summer ft .S 3 H . Prices
GREEN PINE SLABS
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1D.8 Horth Central
Tel. 631
iim'iitmib-ti iivrii -V Vn t nr I t""- '-
Z( THREE to FIVE MINUTES
rr-V, to FORTY THEATRES X-
y AND ALL SHOPS C.
TIMES SQUARE
NEW YORK CITY
JOiTOFF 6Ri.OWW
AT 09-113 WtST S" ST..
crave vr vumen nrs " .
Jout escort. pU7- V
j,t''8th3.oolgp
and Rouklxl
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