q MTCDrORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEPFOTCD, OREOON'. MONDAY, XOVEMRER 10, 192ft
PAGE FIVE
TO VISIT ASHLAND
GREET '0' ALUMNI
ASHLAND, OH'., Nov. li.--tSil.
Vke-IJrt'sUUMl Hurt Murker uf the
t'nlvi'i'Kity of On-con will arrive'
In Ashlainl on Wetlnetluy and will1
remain uvvv Thursday when he wlU
speak ln'forw the Itntiiry club, the :
rut-enl-Touchers' nssoclation ami '
the Ashland hli;h sehool. On Wed- i
n e k d a y evening VU e-Presitlent i
lturker will he the honor nui'st at
n dinner which will be nerved a '
Jtt oVInelt at the I.ithia SprltiKs
rt'tel din I nt; room. The dinner j
will he ittfti-nded hy Oregon alumni
and others who have attended the
university and hy the "Oregon
Iad" who have hoys and chin on
the Oregon earn pus. Of course
husbands and wivc will attend al
so. Vice-President Marker has a
message for those who are inter
ested in the welfare, of the univer
sity, i
Jnhn I lou'Ks of Yn'ilfoni N In
Ai-hlund ftir several days on busi
ness. ,
Mrs. Tom Grijrsliy of I'nlon street
has been III at her home for sev
eral days past. On Sunday she was
tiken to the Community hospital
tor an operation. j
.. I. .Moon, n it; lit man. on the
local police force, is uble to be at
work utjain after n short illness. (
II. C. Davies has taken a posi
tion ns lineman with the J'ostal
Teleyra)h company at Ashland. le
was formerly employed by the
la.Ueviow Pewer and LI'-jht eom
1'any. " ; , ,
AUss Helen Fej'nald Mann was
married to Itussell 1 )od:e ltleh
ards at noon on Saturday, at Trin
ity Kplseopal church, the llev. 1.
K. Hammond officiating. The
young people are from San Mateo,
Oil., and will return thetc to make
their home after a short honey
moon trip to cities in Oregon.
Miss Oilla Uiejrel was a delight
ful hostess on Thursday eveninj;
when she invited as her quests the,
business girls' clul. The eveniiiK
hours passed rapidly as the guests (
were employed with handwork on j
Christmas pitls. Miss Michel was'
assisted by her mother. Mrs. Char- ,
lot tie Hiepel in serving delirious 1
refreshments. Those who spent
the evening at the IMegel home
were Misses 10 m ma Jenkins. Gladys ,
Appletcate. Kthel S'hrum. Georgia
Cufftcs Klsie Alexander, Uta Wal
ker. Gertrude Itiede. Helone ninrt.
Ruth Ostnun and Medames Dan
Kay. Charlotte iiiegel and 11. Cf
1 8iovk. j
i Lawrence M:ixivel, student at !
th Southern Oregon Normal !
school, went to Jlraf u PrUlay to !
fpend the we.-k end With his par-1
en;s.
Mrs. li. i:. Gray of lu-ml ha,
heen tUe guest of Mrs. Umis Dodtie ,
for several days past, and left for
Grants Pass Friday evening. Mrs
Gray is state organizer for the P.
E. O. and v; in Ashland on of
ficial liQites us n visitor and in
spector of the local organization.
Robert Gibson was in town for
a few days last week from San
Francisco looking after business
matters and visiting acquaintance!.
Mr. Kit-hardson, worshipful mas
ter of the Masonic Hlue lodge at
Klamath Kails, was in Ashland Fri
day and attended the Kastern Star
dinner in the newly remodeled Ma
sonic building.
Charles Hemming, district fore
man of the Postal Telegraph com- i
puny of Seattle, was in Ashland'
last week to attend to removing I
the telegraph poles from Main and
C streets. The work of changing
the poles is in progress this week.
M. V. Maid win. who has been
llnemau for the local branch of
the Postal Telegraph company, wil1
leave soon for Lordsburg, X. M.,
where he formerly lived and where
he expects to go Into the mining
business with his father.
Joseph 1 jerome of Centralia,
Wash., spent a short time, in Ash
land and other valley towns on
business recently.
K. C. Jolly, division commercial j
supervisor of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company , with head
quarters at Portland, was lu Ash
land Friday visit fnc the local of
'THE TERROR," HUNT'S CRATERIAN
E
I
THREAT THIS A. I FOR SAMS VALLEY
A flro BlmU'il iMil'ly tills morn- SAMS VALLEY. Ore. Nnv. t'J.
Iiik in lh Htorrruoni if lUultkvf) (. The ftirniors art conitain
stiui' in tloM Hill. Thi l'lan wan ln of lieiliB himliM'eJ in thHr
first nutirt'il liy C!alnU Kiiuvt'i', and farmiliu opprations consMU'raltly by
ho imiiu'diati'ly Hutiiull the fire the various kiml of weather rxiK-rl-
l siren. Several people were at Ihuieneeil when the weather mm
flre'wlien the truck arrived. (dishes out four seasons in one day,
At first It was not known where ' mm-Hlilne of shmvoi-". suiHliine.
the real hiaze was. hut as soon as rains, winds and Icy cold woalh.-r.
Clarenee Shaver arrived at Iht 1 The younit men's Hiwpel team of
scene he opened the door to the I Medford held ah lnleresllnK serv
store room, and It was found that : loo ut the schoolhouse Sunday
several cartons of matches, hexes afternoon.
and cartons coveting canned fruit llrs. Dick Straus and Imhy son
and soap were on fire. The smoke' came homo Sunday from the Mcd
was very thick and It was hard to ' ford Community hospital.
Ret Into the store, but us soon as Mrs. J. A. Cook sfM two to.ml
the chemicals were put upon the Jersey milk cows to Med.' ird buy
cases they were able to brinn them era last week.
out and they were cxtlnKUlshcd. Mrs. M'nnle Coleman of Me,-ford
The Odd Fellows' hall above the "" Thursday vl-ltln- her mch
tore and the Dlx pool room next rr f'" '"'" A c . ,
-o It were not damaged by the "" ,A; f"h"', Mr
blaze. The smoke w as PurlnK out J""" ,"-' "", ' "
the windows of the I. O. t. K. hall l the funeral of he
when the fire was found, but It was! '",0 lu f. , " Jacksonville.
I only coming up through the floor, '" " ,
veral , l" ,J ' .,
i &
1 ... ',, .,.. ...,,, ,,,i tacks of gallstone trouble
I matches, no loss was sustained.
Shudders, shocks, shots, char- amusingly ercepv picture. It's e. 1 "e celling an.n e me ill e nut not
actors that arc so compelling that slory for those who like modern catch although If It had not been
you sympathize with their humor- development amusement should ! discovered when 11 was. the blnze
ous plight ami spooky .situations, not let this opportunity pass. : would probably have been worked
7. .J These nre the Imolessions which The last Includes May McAvoy. I Its way through the celling Into the
... K I 1 i ' "K":Ui "Th -Terror." Hit-talking picture. Louise I-a.enda. Alee . Kruncis. I hall above. 11. A. Ilnd.ke,
tt .... t.t K'l,.l,i..lli ITnllu
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Jones of "u" rium 'uuu ' ,,mu"' iV
Klamath Falls wero visiting in ; makes on its hearers. . ! i:et. Holmes Herbert otto Ho f-
Ashland last week and returned Vitaphone luw iievmu been -mi man, Joseph . Oirard, John Mil
home. Frldiv jmarvelousty vindicated ns hi thlsJjan and Frank AustUl
Clarence Mnrcott of Klamath : ' ' ' "! -
Falls was in Ashland last week. 'ur dt the Mouthern Ciregon Nor
visting friends, lie has been em- '""I Hhol. left on Friday evening
ployed bv the V. A. Clark Trans- f Francisco and bliier bay
fer company of Klamath Falls and ?'tilK where she will spend a two j
reutrncd to that city Friday. , , weeks' vacation visiting friends and -
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Damon of , relatives.
Bend. Ore., arrived in Ashland IukL I Wallace I). Carey left for I-os I
week to attend to business con- Angeles on Thursday to Join with
nected with their property and to relatives In a family reunion. Mr.
visit friends. Carey expects to remain in the !
Mrs. Jessie Searing is employed 1 south during the winter months. ;
Mrs. F. F. Whittle, who was ill 1
at the Community hospital with i
It is reported that two large land
sales were completed hi our dis
trict last week, but no authentic
facts can be learned.
Jesse McKlnney, who lias' been
employed for Mie past several
months at Fort Klamath Is home
of the store, did not arrive until i' ' . " .1 It ,u
the fire was extinguished. Several
men Were on hand to help remove
HYGIENE CLASSES IN E
HOME HEALTH CARE
ng her third term of school at
the goods from the back portion nunie spem me .u.
... ,,, homo folks. ,
Ti, ,,.'..,,,,.,.,.,1 nimni i o'clock K,'el lvnowlton of western Vnsh-
thls morning. Its origin Is ,,. 'ngton Is visiting fornn indeflnlie
known, although some thought it
was caused by spontaneous com
at Patllserud's tailoring shop for 1
a fw days.
Mike Cardwell of Klamath conn. ,
ty was in Ashland several days re-j
Cently on business. '
William Paul was in Ashland j
las', week on his way to his home!
stion. This theory seems to he
substantiated as so one was near
store ni- In it at that hour of
the morning, and the only fire
found was In the stack of boxes
and cartons which were set in the
center of the room.
growing period.
Personal hygienee and
Individuals are stressed
health
lu tln-
Ca frying on a health campaign
a severe case of the "flu,' return-1 through the year, tho American
ed to her home on Saturday. Mr. lied Croj-.s has gtv en instruction to ' habits essential to the health of !
Whittle, who has also been it), is USO Oregon women and girls in clashes, and students are at the j
still' confined to his home." home hygiene and care of the sick 's itne time taught "how to plan a i
Mr. and Mrs. Kdwln Dunn spent during the organization's last fiscal .healthful home, perfect In cleauil
In ireka. Mr. Paul formerly lived tj10 wce cmi jn ('orvallis attt nd- year, according to a statement i new, sanitation, ventilation and
In Ashland and on his stop here ( nK .-ie home-coming festivities of made by local Kcd Cross officials, j lighting, as well as In furnishing
was returning from a trip to Port-. tm Oregon-O. A. C. game. While the course includes in- land care.'
hmd. , I nion ThnnkKulviim services will struction in the care of the sick in The work In OrcKun during the
mad
McHatton. .an old-time j hp tll(f, y(.n,. !lt the Methodist 1 the home, its principal object is to
A Blessing To I
Good Complexions'
Protect your beauty In all kinds of
weather with this new face powder
MJOIJ.O-t'LO, Does not give the
skin a dry feeling.: does not. clog i
(fie pores; In not affected so much
lij' perspiration. Stays on longer.
So pure and fine, M FLLO-dLU ;
Is made by a new French Process. :
It's truly wonderful. Heath's Drug
Slni-o '
year is part of a nation-wide effort
by tho Ited Cross to train as many
women and girls as possible In this
subject which Is considered cssi-iv
Ashland hoy and relative of the , (.iuT, ut iu:30. Ilev. Iliurh T. ' ffive students a deeper understand
pioneer Songer family, went to t Mehphnorc, pastor of the Pres-: log of their own health needs, the
Klamath Falls Friday where he vtcrian church, has been chosen ; needs of their family, and those of
formerly had a jewelry store for;t ,tiw.i.. n,.. n.hin.uu nn.i i... the communltv as a sten toward tial to hen It h nrnifresH. In eveiv
some years. assisted in the Thanksgiving pro-'tho promotion of health and the j slate in the union and In the Insu
Clene (VGrady, popular, boxer, , Vnm )ty XQ other ministers of the ! prevention of disease. larniml foreign posessions of the
went to Klamnth and Lake coun- city, 'specil music has been ar-1 Forming an important part of j United States, Ked Cross exports
tics last Saturday on a' duck hunt'. i.(lnAe'Lj fur "the praise service. i"lp cvurso ii. training in (Jio caro ufii bavo- boen conducting tho' classes
tieorge' Ilobison and son Merle 1 ' babies and young children, Includ-Jurlnc the year, lu all, nearly
left Saturday morning- for los.An! Phone, 60S and have us figure mg theorotlcal and practical train-i tMl.ODU persons were under Instruc
1 time wi'h his uncle. Fills (iarrett
Cleve AVllson of Williams spent
three days last week with Sams
Valley relatives. Mr. Wilson re
nnets that his neighbor, tieorge
Zimmerman, (ormer resident of
our district, has exchanged his
farm there for a rooming house in
Marshfleld.
Those from here who attended
tho box social at CenUal Point
(range report o good, time and a
very good program which was en
Joyed bv all.
Miss .iioml Magruder from Trail
and Miss Joy Fredericks of Ash
land were visiting friends asd rela
tives here Saturday.
A harmonica band is on the way
for organization among the pupils
of the Intermediate room.
"A royal good time' was what
the women were heard to sav after
enjoying the b a n (i u e t tendered
them by the men In honor of the
ladies' victory in the attendance
contest. Kverything about the af
fair was up to dale, even to the
white wallers' suits worn by the
men. Tho ladies, who were call
ed upon to make tho speeches,
assured the men they were willing
at any time to give over their places
Let In
s Soak In
Are You Paying More?.
o
Berkshire Full Fashioned
All the latest colors.
Men's heavy winter Union Suits 85c
Men's Flannel Shirts SI. 45
Men's Blazers, all sizes $1.45
Men's Sweater Coats S1.45
Men's 2-pocket Work Shirts... .45c
Men's and Boys' Overalls. 95c
Men's Gloves, red wrist 10c
Men's wide Garters 15c
Men's Leather Coats
Men's short Raincoats
Men's Rubber Boots
Leather faced Gloves, tips and
all 35c
Always a good fire.
Will H. Wilson
32 North Front Street
.$9.45
.$2.00
.$3.50
iriOi'K fur it vlMit there and nt other 'nnrl make. NiiirireKtions for homo or 1 mir In hntiiinc rires.sintr. lwinrillnir )inn. of whieh ne.n-lv .11.(1(1!) nun.
southern Cnllfornhi eltiex. store piiintlnt; and decorating. Xoiiinil feeillnB them In :i wuy to xufo- iletvd BUindnnl ciiiiiwh and ro-' In the culinary art to them.
Misi Kntherine Vlneonl. regis- I ohlicnHnn. . 2 13 cuanl theii- health rlurlnu; lho eelved eerttriealen of pnil'lelenry Mr .,,! ,(rfl. T.lnyd Calon
of
.Mud ford vbiltcd Kovoral daya last times thla week, In tho lntorcst of
u-eek with Mr. Catoll'H parents, Mr. her health.
anil Mrs. ' I,. Cnton. Mr. and Mra. Carl Ilceho and
Clarence Wlhllo of 1-ako. Crook I little ones of Medford spent Sunday
hai railed on his mother sevenil vlslllnt,' relatives here.
a in mi n
ase
lit
Mere
Prosperiity by
INDUSTRIES!
Wffmmmm
OYxVL SUPP01JT of lionio industries
IS reflected in the prosperity of a
community. Medford is fortunate in
having business enterprises produc
ing varied products and the success
of these concerns is dependent upon
the patronage accorded their products
by Medford and southern- Oregon
people.
Likewise, the extent of the prosperity of this
city and valley is measured-by the success and pros
perity of these home industries. Loyal support of
them will attract new factories and plants, will
bring new people here and build new payrolls.
J(ed ford-made products rate high .from a stand
point of QUALITY and compete with all others in
their various price classes. It is no effort to specify
home made products and it will assure future
growth and prosperity for all southern Oregon." Ke
member! With Medford Trade Is Medford-Made!
Here Are Home Products That Merit YOUR Patronage
Supporting
THIS IS
HOME PRODUCTS
' and
BUY AT HOME WEEK
The 'Medford Chamber of Commerce is co-operating with home indus
tries in a great drive to popularize their products locally and familiar
ize people of Medford and Southern Oregon with them, he success
of the Chamber's efforts will depend upon the co-operation of every
man, woman and child in this city and the Rogue River Valley.
This Is a Great Country
and the Home of a
Number of Great
Products
One of them is 'Fluhrer's Milk Bread,'
the largest selling brand of bread in this
section of the coast and sold by all gro
cers throughout Southern Oregon or Nor
thern California.
We are proud of our bakery and its
equipment and invite you to inspect it
at any time and see for yourself the
modern and sanitary conditions under
which these famous breads are baked. .
A
:, The Farm Bureau Co-Operative
Exchange and Poultry Producers
. : -vCo-Operative Association
Are Entirely Local Institutions
They benefit the farmer by getting him
more for his produce, by stabilizing the
local market and making it possible to
ship the surplus to outside markets.
They benefit the merchant by increasing
the farmer's prosperity and buying
power.
.Back these institutions and you ;
help increase your own ' and
Medford 's Prosperity.
CLAY 1). PARKER. Manager.
Snider's
Gold Medal Butter
A Local Product of Highest
Quality
Manufactured, by
Snider's Dairy and
Produce Co.
Southern Oregon's Leader in
Dairy Products.
K
The Modern Plumbing and
Sheet Metal Co.
at 404 East Main street, manufacture any
thing that can be made out of sheet
metal, also are manufacturing regularly
each year from 1000 to 2000 Rosenberg '
fruit picking pails, approximately 5000
Briquet Orchard Heaters and about 10,'
000 5-quart'oil smudge pots and do a
' general line of plumbing and heating
hot air, steam and hot water.