MEDFOftD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OT?EfiOy. FTNDAY. OCTOBER 2fi.
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"From Contented Cows9
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offtake Qood Soups Taste Better
During the crisp days of fall and winter, nothing quite
hits the spot like a good bowl of soup .... AND
Tru-Bakc Crackers. These crackers have a richly dis
tinctive cracker flavor that makes good soups taste bet
ter. Crisp, flaky in texture. Slenderized to fit the bite.
Try Tru-Bakes .... they will win you.
Baked and Cunranteed First Quality by the
TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane, Portland, Seattle
Originators of Tru-Baliei
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In the feeding of infants,
Carnation Milk is a safe choice.
It is whole milk of high quality
' pure, sterilized, uniform
and available anywhere. Be
cause it is "homogenized," it
is particularly ea3y of diges
tion. Ask your doctor.
Write for Cook Booh
CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO.
474-A GlUmn St., FortUnd
Produced fn Oregon inc 1902
, j
Calumet must
have real merit
must be better
than commonplace
baking powder
or it couldn't be
the favorite of mil'
lions of the most
particular cooks.
LESS THAN ;' I
SA ill V"!
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PER BAKING
nd Tru-Blu Honey-Sweetened
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lil'TTK FALLS. Ore., Oct. 26.
(Special.) Thcm-hool orehestnt I.
hccomin more and more popular
cv'iy wfek. New heKlnners last
vc-ek nnd thin are Jean I'ukc, flute:
David Cleveland, violin: Wnynn
Smith, cornet; Kdward Abbott, vlo-
I Jin; Wilma fiurmnn, cello, and I.'y-
' roii Kioddard, trombone.
Mi'm. It lien Hoover In nriraniitinK
! ji harmonica hand for theme who!
: do nor piny In the orchestra. Thi
j bund will meet on Tuesday he-.j
j twei-n 3 ninl 4 o'clock.
. Mm. John t'adzon and children i
of Ashland spent Hcveral rtvH hint
j week vtsltiiiK here. They returned J
home Hun day evening.
' .Mr. lid Mrs. Harry lleryford
: of the Alt. Pill district were kuchih
I Sunday of Mr. and Aire. Kverette
Moore.
j Freda lleryford, who attendH
i hinh school In Ashland, spent the
'vacation allowed for teachers' In-
; stitutc and Saturday and Sunday!
(with her parents here.
i ilt'M. . I ourtriKiii m moiner. ami
jnrutner amveei nere irom redeem i
City Saturday. The brother re
j turned Sunday hut Aim. JohnHon
! wilt;stay here for several weeks.
; .Mr. and Airs. David Cleveland
have moved Into the hank build -InK
which they recently houuht.
Miss Helen S'liiervllle. who Is a
student at tc Southern Orepon
j Normal sebjol, spent the week end
here with her parents
f Air. and Mrs. Mill Roberts and
family, with Airs. Klmer Hoefs and j
I e-nmrcn as men- kucxih. speni mm t
days at the UobcrtH homestend last
!veek
'j Dlrfircr guests of Mr. and Airs,
j it ay Parker Saturday evening were
j MiSM Naomi VanOrooH and Mih.
'! Frank Hoover anil son Hob.
I Miss Klanor Curry, a teacher
i in the Medford schools, spent the
I week end here at the home of her
brother, Allan Curry.
' Alts. Itulh Allebcll spent the
; week end In the valley,
j .Mr. and Mrsj tl.iss were visiting
; in lint valley last week.
Mrs. Harriet Taylor spent ev
joral days in Aledford last we'd:.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nee -1
chool directors meet-
i lug held in Medford Saturday.
j Mrs. David W'olcoti, who has
! visited here at the home of her
granddaughter, M rs. I toy I 'ark or,
for the past few weeks, returned
to her- home in Portland Saturday.
Marl Hoover was a business vis
itor iu Aledford Saturday afternoon.
J. J. Slmervllle returned from
K la ma In. Kails Krlilay evening ami
spent Saturday and Sunday with ;
nis iamu neic. .
1 t A-junior lOndeavor was orgahiz-1
1 eti Sunday afternoon for pupils
r' om the Hlxth grade down. This
oi'ganlKation liolds lis inecllng at
'3 p. m. ? . '
i I! i v. Smith of Portland will hdd
services at tho church Sunday, Oc
tober 2Sth. Those who heard atitl
enjoyed Air. Smith will not want In
miss the opportunity to hear him
again.
Air. and Airs. Al lllldrcth spent,
one diy last week visiting in the
viilley. v ' ' - '
The Ladles' Aid gave n cafeteria
luncheon at the church Wednesday
iioon. . They have promised to pay
so much each year toward Itev.
Morgan's salary ami are using this
means to help raise the money,
The ladies Intend having the church
wired for electric lights In the near
future also.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jackson find
Grahnnu
I Ml", nllfl Mrs. Carl .l:iclt!nn ninl
Following a conference " V.it,,
President Coolidgu, TV.mas 0,
Sehtll, Indepeoaent,- RcpublloK
tenator from Minne3at, declared J
that Hoover will. .carry, his. state j
gainst ai smith. ' The tenator,
who Is totally blind, declared that
the Dcmocratt liave nothing to of
fer in farm relief. ' ' "
family spent HnlurUay nhoppint? In
untovA
The fliHt of a tor ten of health i
clinics will be held Thursday at
the church, Dr. Inn keep will
amine the children and will be as-1
si-ted by Miss CI lover, one of the)
county nurses. !
Airs. C.uy AI nine and children:
spent Saturday in Med ford. ',
There was quite n little excite
ment Monday morning when the
house belonKinp to Mr. and .Mrs.
llarrindeen caught fire hetween the
cni,1(r ,in(i ,.oof. Tho flr waH nut
m( infro much damage was done.
.Mr. and Mrs. mil Kept jind chil
dren visited In the valley Satur-j
day. . j
Leslie Casey left Saturday for
Salem where x-rays-will he taken
of the taut he .injured last sum
mer' while working ntv the rock i
crusher. '
Mm. Oliver Hllkey spent Satur
day In Alerlford., ;'
Camp will soon be moved to
within three miles of town. This
will bring I S new pupils to tVrV
Uutte' Kails schools. 1
Mif--s Kllzabeth llurr visited the
rural sclmolM in this community
jJlHt week
Hub Coffman, who had ills hand
! injured sometime ago, has recently
returned to his 'work at camp.
Mr, and .Mrs. Clyde Smith have
a new Ksse.x. ' I
A caravan from Aledford visited 1
the Owen-Oregon camps in this)
vicinity last- week." Dinner was!
served to the guests at Camp 1 and
all report 'a, pleasant anil profit
aoie (up.f0 (. -
. .Mr. Allen 'of Med fond was a bust
,n(lU. visitor In thi eonimiinfiv iut
Weck '
Joe Nee wan elected secretary- j
u.Casur"er of t
jrh - ers club he
day.
me county school of-
held In Aledford Satur-
- I. I). Cnnfii'ld of the Southern
Ori'Kun.Ktpotrlo wiik .solit-itlnu linilo
In llutin KuIIk ..Monday;
' Ah soon' iw Plnclrlrlly rcrurht'tt
llutto Knllx. Mr. eit'vplnml I'nu-nds )
tlnvlni; olrrtrli'at rrrlut'i'iitlin In
.itallcil In his tnix. ihhI will o$'n
a innat market -there. Thin will
make It piiMslhle for him tn curry
a variety of tirst-QjiivR meats.
Mr. Cild'on "ntent Sunday -md
Mon. lay with his, family In Ash
land. ' .
Cialldn Mlloi' of Medfnt-il Hpont
Sunday In llutto Palls.
Mr. and ir. Smith and dauKh
ter Carol of i'rostieet s,ieiit Satur
day and Sunday hero at the home
of Mr. Smith's mother, Mrs. Kiln
Smith. q
Mi'h. lloHH Wymore. Mi-h; Mar
vin l.ewallen. Mrs. H. Weliher. Mr.
and JIr. t?leve)and unit Mih. Mur
ray were Medfnrit visit era Tues
day, v
Itallih I.eVce, silent Sunday In
Ontnil Point; ' ;
Mrn, riiroltno Thomllson return
ed home Sunday- from Odell lake,
where she hits heen emnloved dur-
inc the summer.-
SI in. lUdnnd MatheWM of Kacle
'olnt spout Tuesday here with her
dallKhter, Mrs; Krnest, AlhertK.
' Mr. tuid Mrs. ICveivtte Ahlmtl
mid faintly spent the Institute va
unt. an and SatuidnM (ind Sunday at
theti homestead. '
' John I'ohley vns a Hulle Knlls
Visltoi-' TllesdHy. ;
Miss Haael Taylor nnd .Mrs. Har
riet Taylor hail n Kliests Sunday
Mr. nnd 'Mrs. (.eni-Rc Davts and
son nnd-.Mr. DhvIn' mother, all of
Central Point.
. An InlcreHttiiK anil Instructive!
talk on nutrition was ulven at the
hlh school Monday afiernonn hy
Miss Iteasley of rortland. Stic was
ftccompnnlcd hy .Miss .(Hover, an-,
oilier 'nurse add it hoy from the
Medford Junior hlsh prhnol. who
illustrated to the pupils of the!
Krammar school whet ran he done!
with it harmonica. ,
Mr. n ml . M rs. ,(luy flood of the
X I. i:ieetrtc shop In' Ashland, and
Ml Cnrtnow of AshliiuiOvere Itiitte
Falls isltois- Monday. :
Mr. and Mrs. Karl llaiiudeon on
tcrtalned sevomlr of their friends
from enmn Mth a dinner Sunday.
E SCHOOL
HELD IN
A lltUe Knnxv whnnl of thin city
Is the .Inpanesr school which Is
held every Saturday afternoon.
und-r the direction of Mrs. Maru
nml Mr. Xtlu Twelve Japanese
hoys and Kills attend, and for fif
teen Minute given InMrucllon
in thc AmcrlcHii. and Japanese
code nf etliiuetle. and the Japn
nesv nlphahot and xlnpnncm slnt
hK. A drill in VoMtrnji in held,
nd they learn the Ten I'omniand
ments, aim 'The Star Spr.nRled
Liniuier' tn KnRllnh nnrt Japancrns
I
t . Ity Mjiry . Carey
KDKS I'RHCINCT. Ore., Oct. 20
-(Special.) Dr. Malmuren of
I'hoctiK has hecn havlnK Noah
Chandler reshliiBle and paint nnd
otherwise repair u couple of his
houses Ashland, which tho doc
tor has for rent.
The 1'hoenlx paekiiiK house own
id nml operated hy Nvwhry and
sons, has closed down for this sea
son. They have had one of tho
hi'sl runs of packlnii houses in this
locality. The pears especially welv
a heavy crop and many cars wore
shipped from Thoonlx. The apple
crop was not uhove the averaKO.
.1. Frank Wortmnn was In our
precinct Wednesday nnnnunclnit
his candidacy for roproBontultve
on the jjemocraiic iicroi. .o.
Wortman expects to cot a booh
perconluKG of tho votes 111 I'hoenix
anil vicinity.
Those who spent last Saturday
In Medford doliiK trndlnK were Ur.
Malmsrcn. Mrs. Relmer, John
Mast. A. II. Kishor. ('. Carey and
Mrs. Irene Wells.
Mr. and .Mrs. Dopp of Medford
were UP to thell- little ranch near
I'hoenix last Sunday morninit.
James Allen and Frank ICvans
were Medford huslnoss visitors last
Friday.
Mrs. tluard, oiBaul'.er for the
NelKhliors of Woodcraft, who Is in
ModlCwrt on official huslnoss. was
out to make a call on your corre
spondent last Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Shearer hrouitht the
lady nut in lliolr cur.
lOiui Bradley of WaKilor creek
was down In North Talent one day
last week trylnjj to sell a radio.
Clint Hartley and family, accom
panied hy Mrs. Hartley's hrolher.
Mr. I'oloy. spent- the week-end at
Crescent City. They report tho
weather most dellKhtful.
Talent people were Interested ill
a political address (jlven hy one of
the Jtepulillcan cuiupnlKll speakers
one nluht last week.
S. S. Stevens is the possessor of a
line new Colster radio which is the
source of much pleasure to htm.
Mr. and Mrs. K. (. Keaso or
Sacramento are vlsiliim at the
home or Mrs. House's parents. .Mr.
and Mrs. C. Carey and with Mr.
House's parents. Mr. and Mrs. K.
M. Keaso of Ashland. Mr. ltenso.
Sr.. is in had health.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Chandler and
Irene were down to John Mast's
to hear tho Helen Norrls radio
play. "Ann ManaKcs." It came
ill very clear, and was said to no
her host production thus rar.
Tho I'hoenix ladles' aid will Rive
their regular harvest home chicken
supper this Fridag)ovonin(.-, Oeto
hor It promises lo he as fine a
slipper as tho rnoollix lames nave
thu reputation of haviiiK In the
nasi and that is saylni; much.
Mrs. J. AV.' Flsh and dnuirhteu.
I.oona, returned the last of this
week from n couple or weeks visit
at Modesto with Mrs. Fish's moth
er and other relatives. Mr. and
.Mrs. Harry Butler of southern
California have rented the plnce
helonKinu to Mr. I'ettus.
There was a largo attendance at
church in I'hoenix last Sunday lo
hoar Hov. Johnson, who was hero
as a candidate for the pastorate,
itev. Johnson delivered a very aide
sermon. In his compliments "Aith
regard to our valley anil of the
people ho has met he said he was
Impressed with the hospitality of
the people. -
I0d Hamlin and I.oule Culver
spent the past week out at I-ost
I'ralrlc in tho Head Indian coun
try. Md is KalllciiliK his cattle
preparatory to driving- In.
Mrs, 10, A. l-'.vans was up from
Suleni for u few days last week
visiting her mother, Mrs. Will
High.
Police Dog Star
Loves Green Olives
Cndouhtedly the .most untnue
unlary-ih pictures 1h Ihnt paid
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