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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1928)
o Pictorial History of Tammany Tammany 'otti;rcMiuiii nnintirtNl Soulh iiiKhilrrirfliiiz ll see deer in town But few killed in butte falls IM TTM KAU.H, Oct. ID. (Spr rial) A incut many of Hie ilvv InmtiM-s f this rninni unity liavu nut liuil ;itiy siitcs. It r;innnt in Nr. t-fiiisi' i!-r an: nut plcnt-lul iirouinl here. I,nst week ji tine and twn f stuns run tln-iiuli tiivvn fi.nn the itultc rrok fshlo nntl nut i hroii;;)) Ihe- I'Miiionilsnn field. .Mnnilay monijiiK, mi lii.s vny to wiii'lt, Hin-nrf ("epluir' run his r-n Into n Mi; lu-k :ni! !::iorl;c(l it town. It soon was on its lert again unci on its way. Tin annual school budget meet hiti was lieltl WiMlncsdiiy, October in. Twenty-six votes uero cast 1 S for and S against. .Ml, and .Mrs. Clay Cunley lire the narcnts of a haliy jjirl. horn October !' at I'urucker's hospital, Modford. .Mr. and Mrs. J. .1. Simvrvllh spent several days last week at (Jrants l'ass and Itmnic Uiver. Tliov returned homr Sunday evc-nlnt:. Mr. and .Mrs. Cleveland iiansa't--d liuslni-ss in Medfurd Wednesday. .Mrs. Ktnier Hwfs helped in t lu st on clui lim their iihsence. The Cleveland recently benight the hank build in u- and Intend l re niode, so Uiat it fan ho tined as du clllnt;. .Mr. I.eVee spent Sunday at Cen tral Point. Mr. Cadzon was an Ashland visi (( oni- day last week. .KlifieV Aldit4 anil; M.in'nv Pool, who have heen working at .Mineral. Calif, returned home Kriday. A se vere snow Htonu made tt necessary !o close down the road work there .'or the winter. .Mr. ami M rs. Karl Hoover - and .Mrs. Alberta Hoover spent Salur ihiy in Medfurd. Alton i lenii started to hih school here .Monday moiuini;. He is a junior. .Mrs. W. Short and,. Mrs. Alien Curry spent Thursday in .Medt'ord. Mr. and .Mus. Marvin I.ewellyn and children spent -at urday rve tiint.' In .Medford. .Mr. and Mis. Lester Smith of Klamath Kails spent the week end vlvitinu here at the home of .Mr. Kiln Smith. Mrs. Iloss W'ymore and father. -Mr. Ilachc-hir. were .Medford vic tors Mctnday. Itev. James Aiken Smith of Port laud h-ri here Sunday after holding tme of the most important series of tneetinis-s that have ever been held ill the Untie Kalis roninuiiiffy chtiifh. I'nder his splendid leader, ship and teaching J r young people beeitnie tnembers of the church. Several others in the roniniuuity placed their membership in lite obm-ch at l lie sail hi time. At the olosn of I he pervire a ba pt Ismal mtvIcc was conducted by I lev. M-u -gan'hinl llcv. Smith. As a result of the meetings a "hris.1 ian lliiiln.ivnr t-orieiy his been nrnani.ed, the first meeltng being held Sunday evening. The f'd'invlnu , of ricers were elefed: Mildred Co;tts. president: Leslie Casey, vice president; Uolatnl Hub erts, secretary: Ktiulee Coats, treas urer: Heih Simerviile. organist ; .Mildred 'ont, song leader: Mrn. N'ee. advisor: Ijiveda .Milret. Jan itor. Committe chairmen are: Lookout committee. Ileth Simnier vllle; missionary, Uyron Htniblard. and social, l.loyd Clark . The teachers of the I'.ulte Kail schools, , rs. Cunwuings. teacher of the (leplntrt school: .Mrs. Koy Stanley nnd Mt(e Nltu Nutlmt;, of the- Mt. Pitt M-hool. attended insti tute In Ashland Thursdi.y and Kri day. The Copco company ha" rented nffice cptarleis In Cleveland's store ntil the construction of lh' lino imni Mcl.eod to Mutte Kails Is rf'mplcd. The hue wik is under Jt,- se..v-ii .r M-df.. rd :tn. f N mm vP3r" 2. Mayor "it v stiiio rnz-inl filling. expected to be completed In about sixty days. .Monday Krank Sleht son. who has chaise of a J I t ho transformer work for Copco in the Kogue river valley division, was' transacting business fur the com pany here. Mr. Kvanoff and Mrs. Smith spent Saturday in Medford. .Ml, and .Mrs. Karl 1 laremh-cn spent Sunday visiting relatives at Camp II. The school board hold, a spcciul meeting Monday night to confer witli u Copco representative con cerning lights for the school. Mrs. Woods and sou. i-ati, visited in Medford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Parker. Mrs. Merle ltnilnard. Alton (ilenn, Mr. and Mrs. Ituel Illldreth and Mr. and Mrs. Kugene Itiehtnond were among those who spent Saturday Wioppim; and trunvae'Jng hu; iuess in Medford. The -month-old baby of Mr. and; Mrs. Allen Curry has been quite 111 and is at the Community hospital In Medford. Notices have been posted by the city council that certain sidewalks are to lie repaired. Lumber Is being hauled from t he Clements Lumber company. Knglo Point, for that purpose. Laveda Miller has been 111 for the past few days and unable to attend school. .Mr. and Mrs. Krank Carson, for mer residents of this place, who have been at Ynklma. Wash., for the past few months, arrived Monday evening for a short with friends and relatives 1 here visit .efore continuing their jourivy to South ern California. Mr. Allen Curry and vhi!ilr"U spent Sunday In Medford. Mrs. Clara ICdniomKnii. Mrs. tins Kdnioiidson and Mrs. Loren Moore motorcMl to Medford Tuesday. Mr, J. J. Simmorville left Tiles' Tiv for a business trip to Klumath Kails. Mr. iim-kley of the Independent Kb-et ffe -hop. Medford. W;is (a 4ol.. in Not when you buy the oil there's no gasoline in it then. But if you use, "wet" gasoline it soon dilutes your lubricant. . . "Wet" gasoline doesn't vaporize com' pletely it can't burn cleanly and much of it runs down the cylinder walls into the crankcase, Naturally your oil is soon ruined its "body" is gone it is too thin to lubricate your motor properly. Besides, you've wasted fuel cheated yourself of the extra miles your gasoline should have given you. Would you avoid this condition? It is easily done. Simply be careful to buy "dry" gas. There is a "dry" gas now Shell 400. Careful refining eliminates heavy "wet" fractions, and all of your Shell 400 goes into power, into mileage the things you buy gasoline for. Yellow and red Shell pumps are everywhere conven ient Make them your stop signals when ever your tank needs filling. MKTTF0T?T MATTj Vfxnl iirniwwd )iif1iM'iiiIrnt afnr his lli;lt ni;rtint I iiiiln. Unite Kails last week advcrtisim; electrical equipment. I Mr. Anderson, salesman for Kn- ders of Ashland, called on Ituiie Kails merchants Wednesday' M rs. I onhloda spent Wednes day in Medford. Jean I 'age Is the only now pupil ( to bo added to the orchestra this , week. She Is taking lesson on a t newly purchased flute. .Mr. and Mrs. Webber and daugh ! tor. Irene, attended a show in Med I ford Saturday nig-ht. , Mrs. , liuth Mitchell spent Stin- day In the .valley. j Mr. 'and Mrs. Sookey havi moved I to Magic Point. j Jus, MacDowell and family spent 'Sunday at Jack (tollman's. ; . Krank Marquess spent- I on the creek. I K. M. Centers called Sunday .las. May's Tuesday. ! tleu. Voung; and Mr. Whelpy re J t unu'il from their huntiiif; trip ' TuosdaV but had poor luck. ! Claud Clark and family of Ccn tral Point sponl Kriday evening at j Ja. Mae!oweH's. D. C. I laic and wife w ere out to I Medford Monday afternoon. K. .1. Center Is working in T this week. ' .Jim lirlner spent a few with ..). Marquess last week. ) Mr. Mhsoii of Talent had a to h'tidf at Mr. Harmon's i ih-nt t man inch l uostiay. 1 :tl Sehne,.- iH hauling wood from the Jones ranch this week. Ted l-'lut y was upon I he creek Sunday. Mrs. Jas. Mays was In Medford Kriday on tiushieH. ". Cecj:- Whlepy killed !ari;e tim ber wolf wh i I c : be was up o n Itoue river. I turns Council askH lieu depot walk. bills' on 5o...6oX Gasoline your oil J(t3 A V V ' X TRTIUTXE. M MP FORD. II. ('nneiVHniiin TwpoiI of tin nil AT IALL IN EAGLE POINT i;ac;li: point, inc.. int. jy. tSp-cial.i Tile Hallowe'en entcr tain m cut w hlch was held at I he Crange hall on Tuesday t veiling Was largely attended, and was con sidered a very successful affair. Tin- ghost dance by a group of : High rohnol uhls was especially pleasing. The Itev. Mr. Smith drove to Klamath Kails Monday to visit his i daughter. He came back on Tues- ' day. Mr. Morirau spent last week In Lutte Kalis helping in the meeting which was being held the re. i our school is dismissed the last two days of fhls week, as the teachers are attending the Institute j Iji Ashland. t ! The W. C. Clements family arc rejoicing in tile possession of a new Puick sedan. The P. T. A. held their regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon as that was the last day of school ! for the week. They are planning for much metre aggressive work this year, and tire getting Hie full cooperation of the teachers. The- liev. Mr. Smith and Dr. Morgan visited th'e school here and at lieese creek on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Smith gave a talk to the pupils at both place which wnn very greatly enjoyed by the 'children. , - i Something of an innovation was introduced into the meel lugs at the Presbyterian church on Wed nesday evening, when the preach ing v,.,vie.. was followed lv a set. A thousand miles of orii norydnving uh"uirt"gno' line and your oil is lively diluted more than hdl thinned beyond use at a lu bricant. Htc this example e old crankcase oil 54 gtuvlinc! , AlhousandTnlcswiih"dry gat and there is very little CTdtilcase dilution here are the results of a typical test: Gasoline 9.3, lubricant go.8 a decided fuel and oil saving over "wet" gas ()ltl-(iON', FRIDAY. OCTOUKK 19. (No. 3) Civil Vv'arDays 'lorty I'liioM-s' I. Tjiiumnm In in--mi ltr- i lion. Mr. Smith cl, d n 1st. i- t.l' i;:uni s anil ni.nh- n op!" ii. -iuaiiiti il v ''Hi'' jh'U w.ivm tif h;linn .1 J4 llllf. Till' s.i.-ia I hOIII' I'll'Sril V inht l i t i i'slimciils t'nniishi'il In- ladii" nf Hi" . lun.'li. Rod La Roque at Rialto Tomorrow Hold 'Km Yale!" with Cod I. . Koeqitc ill the stellar role, conn s to : the Kiallo tomorrow, A story of college life on the fa , iiH'iti Yale campii1-. this picture tic : piets the activities of a vouik; and1 ; wealthy South American at Yale, i lie bee. ones one of that iniUllu- lion's most senailonal football, fplaycis. As a result he gains the j girl of his heart and a labium lie : vet ion tor t he blue and white '' ! -Old Kii." Playing the feminine lead is 1 Jean'ette l.off. mIki portrays the 'daughter of a Yale professor, im personated by Joseph Cawthorn. ; Tin- supporting east Includes Hugh i Allan. Tom Kennedy. Jerry Maiuly ' a nd others. DeSacia Mooers at State Theatre '. DeSacia Mooers i the daughter j i of a Spanish father and an KuglWh 'mother. She was born on the f a -! minis MoJave desert in California (and educated at the Marlborough ; School for Oh Is in Los Angeles.' I After graduating Miss Mooers took 'a course in acting at the Lagan i 1 ra mat ic school. 'ij in pictures Miss Mooers linn won admirers for her work in "The ! Luro of Ambition." "Potash and ! Perl mutter." and "The Valley of the (Hants. " .Miss Mooers has an important I rflle In "Proadway Daddies," at the I State theatre. And about oil : There's an oil now that forms no hard, flinty carbon. If you would avoid the endless troubles caused by carbon, and "add thousands of miles to the life of your car," insist on SHELL MOTOR OIL whenever you buy nii'ii wen- ili-t-lnrrtl clit lcl 1 1 litniC tiiiti iim ni's, WOOD IS GIVEN FOR BR0WNSB0R0 mm school: LI'oU XSI'.OKo, Oct'. I!'. (Spc-! ciall - There vvcre sc --: al liccst- Ci'ei-k i--iois nr-'seiu at Sunday1 -chiiol ,r-t Suiol,i. ;ind the clvice:i follow in:; the Suinl.i school were! enjoyed by a ucd a ! I cmla lice. J i "hai lev Angvade. Ualph Tucker ; and (Jeori;e liansct, Kindly donated' (he wood to he used by the Huildfiyl school t Hi?- winter, and a vote of thanks is eMemlcd llnni by the rlt ' lie membership. .Wo lor the haul- , hu; of the wood, w hich was done by Mr. IS..incn. j Mrs. Karbei- and Harrold Dallas! of Duiisinitir. Calif., and Mr. Max-t field t.f Kdgewood. Calif., and also Mrs. .Madison of Pujallup, Wash., were house guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Joe Maxfteld several davs this' Week. j Mr F: n 1 1 1i Tiiclit-r. Lbtyd Tucker and Wi'ham Head returned from; their hunting trip in the vicinity of) Lakeview on Tuesday evening, the proud possessors of two huge in tile deer. School was closed Thursday and Kriday. as Mr. Henry, the lecahor. I was allondhu: inslltute. ; William Sw ami Is pa luting l he residence of Henry Meyer this ' Week. i Miss Kliahcth Lurr and mother,! and Mrs. Ibiuick were visitors at' the school hntiM- on Monday. Miss Purr gave the children a talk on j her trip to Ktirope. which they) greatly enjoyed. j Mr. and .Mrs. Prince have bought l a home' in Kagle Point and moved ) In ttti- wefk 7. Dr. Davis of Great Falls Recommends Them: '.'We have used Tru-Blu Graham Crackers irj our family, especially for the children, and I have advised their use hy others. I consider them a very valuable adjunct to the diet of growing children, convalescents and the aged," R. C. DAVIS, M. D.. ' ' Thisted Building. Great Falls. Mont. Vegetized WHOLE WHEAT WAFERS IT TAKKS .1 .-tuner of j jxjiind of Jroih spmai li. U'ttiK'i', c.irrot. tck-ry. ami loituiooito nuki'tinr pound nf VHCKTIZI'D Whole wheat WAFERS! ChiMrrnlvi;fonli.m K-t.Vcn m.Mk Faihcr will liki' to mn ikIi on tlu'm m tlif cwnmi. And so tay for hndfii- luiuhci! Yo:tr firocfr li.u tlirm in a ilistim tiv p-itk-iRc tliat you nrili4titt lteniandcd A.WurVI'i:. I!, c. ()i t. lit. Appcurinu today before Judja- t'ay - ley, extradition commissioner, (inr- don Stewart Xorthcott. wanted in Jemarkably Jbpular with the patrons of Hotel Del Monte" TREE TEA ORANGE PEKOE rffln .j?j'TTii 'ViT' ''''' -11-if- a h b a u aTTa "Th!j lounge at Hotel Del Monte Jsays Manager Carl Stanley, is the scene of numerous teas al most every afternoon of the year and TrccTeA is used exclusively at all these formal and in formal fundtons." f r 1 You too, may secure Tea enjoyment with Tree Tea Orange Pekoe. Delicate in fragrance- and delicious in flavor. Reasonable in price at your grocers. . TREE ORANGE PEKO E PAGE TITRK1"! Si ! California on murder charges, was remanded until October 25 tor 1 hcarlnt; of evidence which ha.t heen j presented for his extradition by California authorities. ri 1.1 .-i 'Ji y u u u g a Tree Tea Jaf JH if you prefer Green Tea . ... -TFA w
