Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 21, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text"MTODFORD LVTL TRIBUNE. MEPFOftP. 01.'K(iON, AVKHN KsPAV. XONb'-.M BKU J?1. 192. PXOE SEVEN FOR CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan I'rovoM j left Sunday for northern point ; including- Mc.Minniille, Portland and other place. Mr. i'rovost , j will u mi ntre to have erected a j modern house on u residence lot i he owns in' MiMinnville. j Mr. und Mm. Olin McCoy and '. child were in Mod ford Monday, viv.ting friends. i J. V. Heck, who has been HI at ' home or svvernl weeks with the j "flu" is able to be on the street: j again j j Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hannah , ASHLAND, Ore. Nov. HI. are in Ashland for the winter and -(Special) Hhode Island red chick.- have rented the Luke Kiley house1 hUii of them, were shipped to U'S , on Granite street. Mrs. Hunnuh Angeles Saturday by express by 1 was formerlv Miss AHon Madden.! the Ashland Associated lireeder s ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. , farms. This is the first entrance j Mnrfden who reside on 1'ine street.! Into southern markets this fall,; a. F. Killings has recovered! , but U Is expected that In !-' from a recent attack of influenza ceniber shipments will be nuule ; sufficiently to be around again. . once or twice each week. These lViey Simons drove from Duns-, ehitks are shipped to southern j muir to Ashland early this week j t growers, who raise them for early to visit friends. He brought with! fryers. A large incubator wLh him his sister, Mrs. Jack Powell a capacity of 52.000 eggs has been I and her two hoys. They hud ' purchased by the local breeders, been Visiting Mrs. Powell's par-j ; ENGLAND'S GIRL EQUESTRIAN STAR 1 I. BAPTIST COLLEGE f :i it , 'i . V r" , L'. x " .r'S KM At' I M KM IN I HAM. A I H.w n.t Odleg iv.-.t It.ipti- who will have It pet for a hatch around the Christmas holiday. The Misses Hosalind Wise and Mildred Moss were" charming hostesses on Sunday, when they served a delicious chicken dinner to a Kroup of friends at the home of Alia. Belle Schwuin on Church street. The dining table was at tractively arranged and decorated with fall flowers. I'mosts of the young hostesses ' included Miss AVanda Schwein, Miss Kuth Me Huin, Mrs. Belle Schwein, Hay (iillcspie and John Henry. Miss Margaret Churchman, who leaves soon for Los Angeles, where she will enter a dental school. enth and other relatives. Mr, und Mrs. Luke liiley left with their family Monday for ; Amarillo, Texas, to make their j home. They have lived in Ashland! for several years and Mr. and Mrs. j Ulley "now expects to run an oil and Kas station at Amarillo. j (ieorge Lennard, of Drain, Ore-: gon, came to Ashland last week t in search of a suitable location1 for the winter.. Ijiter he plans to bring his family to reside in Ashlnnd. ' Mrs. C. DeLap and son. Jcf for- son, of Klamath Kalis, are visit-; ing in Ashland for several days. i Mueller of Klamath Falls I v i' limils lit. w.is in -w upi'i a --in'- l.tl fomiiiiili'i' hoiud of 11 tl-,L.s fevieweit prererr-.l ly L' 1 student-: linn! -iptM (.'iiinlih't tin the ram- Nov. 2 1 . Mte of the ill Uiv .u lodav ipp-'inle.; a4 ! 'V. -KtWl 1 "l '' 5 . W I ! .i. i.i .. .,,,t.i m-r i'TsW-Zr5 ' '' "if within 100 yars." Th.- euiuplain.iiitH alleued thaf Dr. -j.K'hn c itwsun, prt .sldi'iu, hal I tar-I in gie a sympaihetii: heat'-1 j m-. v lu'ii this and other eom pin ill l Wi'lV ItKlde to 111 in. j 1 hi .e ot her charges being . pi .'In it :tro that students, during j a recent fraternity rush, staged ( a iiu.t-k "cnnnuilsory wedding" on : thf ii in pus. which was witnessed : by ;i mixed group stmleuls; J tha; gainlding and dnnUlug had jotiunvd on the t-ampus, and lhaf ' Iratt-i ni ties bad permitted daneiin; in tluir hon.-es, contrary to school 1 CL:ill:ilinus. ; Tlic ci in plaining st udents testi i fh d before the committee after 1 hcin:; a.ssiiriM of Immunity. . j Final hearing by t he commit - bus been set for tomorrow. the i that )i..d i In tin charges was an al ii mem r of tlu1 nil piled eit-Ml tliiit rid weri' si entertained a group of girl friends t is in Ashland for several days on at her home on Union .street S,at- busines.H. j urday afternoon. The time was j Jerry Lot-tan, clerk at the Lithia i passed pleasantly with music and j springs hotel, visited frineds and; games. At the close of the after-j relatives jn tedford and jackson-j Jackie Hance, 12 years otd, with her favorite mount "Silver King." The young English equestrian has been invited to compete d the national horse show at Madison Square Garden Irf New York, She has some 150 prizes to her credit and was a competitor In the Olympics, ville last Monday Judge and Mrs. L. A. Roberts made a trip to Myrtle Point and other Coos Day towns recently. it of worker '.ion of in Oregon the proilue- large stock ot gar- noon of fun the young hostesses served refreshments to the fol lowing . named guests; Misses w Georgia Richardson, liertrudo Ahl- strom, Dorothy Chappeil, Esther Spencer, MnrjorK Crouch, Audrey Brown, Lillian Olson, Harriet Devington, Loitha Dodge, Louise Lennuri, Virginia Rose, Mesdames ' Louise Peart, O rover Leach and J. V. Franklin. Thursday has been set aside as the 'day for the local Red Cross drive for funds, under the direc tion of Thomas H. Simpson, chair man of the Ashland organization, A membership of 750 at $1.00 ejich has been set for Ashland. Twelve committees of three men each have been appointed from the Kiwanis club, which 1h spun soring the movement, to canvass the 12 districts ' Into which the town has been divided for this purpose. A house to house can vass will give practically every family in town a chance to se cure a membership in -this most worth while effort. Mrs. R. L. Hurdle was charm ing hostess on Saturday, honor ing her sister, Mrs. Hetli Finneran, who is visiting in Ashlnnd. Three tables' of cards were In progress . during the afternoon, Mrs. Karl Crow winning a lovely gift for high score and Mrs. Clyde Younir k receiving, the consolation. Mrs. Finneran was presented with a lovely guest prize. Refreshments were served at the card tables. Mrs. nurdic'R guost list included Mrs. Finneran. the honor guest, Mesdames Gerald Wenner, S. A. Peters. Jr., John. JCivders, C. A. Haines. Clyde Voting.' Henry En- neiB. jvu i - " , T'of garments made for the Missis- McCJee, - George Ross, if the End era store, was a duck hunter in Klam ath county last Sunday and re turned with a full bag of tne birds. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ouiley and two children of Roseburg were in Ashland Sunday visiting Mrs. C.uHey's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hooper. ' A. R. Dorton, Pacific Coast salesman for the Douglass Shoe company, was in Ashland this week to call on the shoe dealers. FNnilRANRF F11RHT PR1CE PRESENTS PLAN iTHEQSOHHY LECTURES iBronDQ ATTFMPi! 0REG0N ADVERTISING HERE BEGIN FRIDAY . PTinTPT i npniu- u iu uo uu : o An o m JKoLSAi - ! erics of lliroi' loctm-i's will in- Kivi-n this vviM-1; iiy v'hutli'i ,1 i am .l mi ui .us Aniifli'K. al tin- A cii-opm-aiive pliin of nilvo.'tis- f"" " ' "l FKKPXO, Cal.. ! InK was iiresontpil to the publicity , i , : 1. . : ., Xiiv. 21. (I1) iMiimiiittpo nf llio rhntnlipr nf nnin- ! Tl... ..l,l....t iiiiiim.-i'i n'i i ui.' if nil- ni-' .... Ki-iiiCM in ' i ni'iiioi' iii-iii v I) n . ... .. ... ' ui nil. imi i i. ,iu iii-u v.iui.a. n. i.i.. JUKI limij CllStaillO flllM'. IlIUl JOItin IIW.'S lO fill! OIILM'Ay tllltl llOVOtK.ll I (; nRloj m('tt I . uir mill! pilot. Will Tupirtiiy l.y 1!. W. nianiiKor nf t'ratei' l.uko Imli I'l-icc, nn I'l nlay Tim : n. r .-.i.li' I try lu liicak the world H emltn -. i""" --in".. lo , ,.,., ll:t in t i-.l Uli : unci' ' HiKiil recoril at Fresno, trlets. each or whle i Is tn raise a i ,.nii iw... .... .. 1..1.1.... i...tn n...it. ""'."" .'i-.i. ...... Siarunt I nur.suay niuinlni; al I, sum of mor.o.v, to i!e mulched Wirn psvi'lmloi;v. forts for disaliled service men , vlck. they announced to the , an eiml sv.jn in each ilislricl by I llan sei. n e ...... ......1.,.,.. lioiiuiiuean lroni l.on iwilen. ! llv, Portland chamher of com- other forms of aid. ( Kchoenhair, fornier lr pilot and ,,.,. , advertise the alt. mllolis In OreKon. Vl chapters weri ons. aiu,nn. ni0,, ,iotca pne , wl gfKvhll district, and the credited w.th valuiUeer seryleo inof the ,,;, ncs in ,,c national air Smi,ern 1'ieifle to match the the last fiscal year, ending June , lou,. las.t summw.. c,uKleimcHi. : c,hine.l funds to advurtise the ,,Vi ciuiiiun i,luuul1" jsaul tn be the youngest licensed i state generally. KurineniK uuruig in wr """(transport pilot in the t nited 1 tu ho done mi 1 h' u"""""' ri,u' " State", is an air mail flier, befnir chapters maiittained emergency : l)n i(1.lve fl.m th(1 ;u.ifjc AiV closets of garments and surgical TYansnnrt f the first lecture ifiiiiitr will be the In healing and w.ll be ppnriunity lu Medt'ord iolhs A ' J.-xi.i.i-.w;- .. " tip .5 5 sX This advertising j medicine. Chiis I new thought. ' Thf Mibjects for Sill urdny and , hund:iy evening aiv announced asi tli ' M ystery ' of ' Diva ins" and 'Christian Theosnphy." respec- livily. 1 sh';h::::FOG veils thieves 'JflB'i iji soutlier This dislr! dressings, ready for release on 'n,.,,,. nlnne which im i win" r i i . . . ? ' . , , -in-ii piaiu. wnnn litis a um and it is prupMsed to iiii::e ral . wo hundred and fitty-seven unread if t'eei i- fios-iL-ncii to . t . ... , . f ,.,,1 ! lttL' ls atMiKll (o $K,nQ nr this pill-pose in this dis- C-hristmas bags were made and ; . f,oat,. m . (;L.nmin slider, it ; .1 filled for men in foreign service, j heimr claimed tb;it it will Slav : 4 ' In canteen and motor 'P j the air on Com- gallons of gnso-! To Mamuve Cards. : ,.OI.T, m, ( ,. NoV -1 -tJ, service,, yoUintftfr, were: aU . Itn. -huXu. nfrrj. -the liad m) KC. l.ot'iS; vir--fPi--Tr?!ir'-.t,j,ili.s u li'o V-in le.l' ' t heir""nw'n nnw n I'w Vpo nr- ' ,,mi,wnrtll; ouUielder on the St. !Hlder bnd;e ipto 1 lit . ... .... . l(M.t nui liy KIM.rKUiy muih i.iniiH (.-animals- worlds riianipion C'ar -.en-ui-A nsatross monon line, now- : team of HL'i n n,i tii:imiiNi l t wun a wngnt wniriwinn year of Hovhe.xtcr. -.- v., a .uciliuiI 1 S4sr.!i:t farm, today was named .ninn-iirer itudi- u What Will you do When your Children Cry for It There it hardly a household that j' hasn't heard of Castorinl At loasi 5 live million homes arc never without it. If there ore children in your family, there's almost daily need ot its comfort. And any night may lind von vcrv thankful there's a bottle in the house. Just a few drop's and that rolic or constipation .is relieved; or diarrhea checked. A vetretabb pro' duct; a buliv remedy meant for young folks. CasiTiria is about (he only thinjr you have ever heard doctors nilvise "piving to infants. Stronger medicines are dangerous to a tiny liaby. however harmless they may In , to '-own-ups. flood old C'nstoria! I'leiiTnilicr the name, anil remember q to buy it. It may spare yuu a sleep less, anxious niVht. It is always nady, always safe to use; in emer gencies, or for everyday ailments. ' Anv hour of the day. or night that llaiiv becomes fretful, or reytless. (.Woria was never more iopnlar with mothers than it is today. 1-vcry dru(.'git has )U In American terri tory, the women who Rive freely I or(f(i ot tneir lime to me iteti i-i us, i nlotoi'. ' produced last year n total fj Tht, present world's enriuranc. 263,040 parmenis mid 2 270.62 1 Pci.m.(, ls G5 hmir ,, n,it,t(,s Rlirir'col dre.-shlKH. This was in',,,,,, ,s ,)V ,hn niMex ind atttllllon to llio unnsieil tnousaiuis . -iihelni limine slppi .valley and sufferers. erpnan of (lermany. Vermont flood I'AXNox HKACII --- Construc tion of Pacific Power and I.IkIU These statistics, the report ex-f company power line plains' of Ihe t'arilinals, suef ilin;r "W i I - Ham Melveebnie. PreHl'lent ,.iui llreadon withheld details of the one-year contract. HOOD ILIV'IOI;- Ideal Junior Ap pie Washing plant, electrically op- whioh will crated, In operation on Tucker ltOSMlil'fid faille. .Motor I'linipany. I2i"i.i Miwlhorne avenue. last. -nlKltl olda lain K while thlel; I'of; veiled rations. Pollen li.'Hj.vo Ihe tliieves climb ed to the roof hy nit'lins of. their ladder, drew It after them and descended by the same means after hreakltiK Ihe sl;y!laht. The safe, ti lare cabinet type, was '"punched." , , ' .! vu mis piace wun electricity, mail, attracts much interest nmonK county courtliouse here nearlni; wniii done by volunteers i,i.ni-i..si,i.v ..,,i,n,. ' :.. It's bouquet that counts - - not mere strength Vanilla is produced from the vanilla bean - - the seed pod of an orchid - -the most delicate of flowers. So vanilla is a bouquet of orchid essences. The finer the vanilla orchid, the more delicate the vanilla essences - - . more delicate in flavor and aroma, and far more delightful. That's oil you find , in Schilling -,- none of the cheaper, harsh, more pungent vanilla oils that smother -dainty dishes in a raw flavor. ; Your money back if you don't like"7 Schilling's best 1 Coffee o 1 9 Spices o fl illi v Bnkinff Powder o Tea Schillin'? Vanilla does not bake out or freeze out of the work done by is not reported rapidly WOUNDED BULL Ljf BREAKS LOOSE I LET THE AMAZING NEW Contributed) , A well known butcher in Med ford went to Trail hist week to kill a couple of bulls. He evidently did ltot have the animals confined Km' properly, or something was wroni;. Anyway, after puttliiK five or six bullets In one of them, it became infuriated tind broke loose, run ning wild. Parents refused to al low their children to bo to school and Mrs. Fretwell, the teacher, who lives at Trail ilurlnK the school week, was compelled to have her husband make special trips from Medfoid to escort her to school. School Authorities notified the Humane society und their officer was placed on the job immediate ly. Three men were sent out to catch the wild, suffering animal, and It wan put to death. -Now peace a'Jaln relKns in the district. SCHEFFLE REPORTS IN-SO-TOP GAS RANGE Prepare a Delicious Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner for You The New, Unique Feature of the Tappan RangeAn Insulated Oven The report of the proRioss of the street paving program of tlie city up to date, was submitted to the city council lust night by City Superintrlent Hifieffel as fol lows: Portland avenue from Kast Main to Kaht Kleventh street ts complet ed with the exception of lnyintt the surface of avphalt nnd the street Is open to traffic. Almond street from ISnst Alain to Uast Ninth is complete with the exception of laying the surface coat of asphalt, and is open t traffic. Arcadia street from Franquette to Spencer Htreet is1 complete ami op-n to fYaffic. Hpencer ntree t from Ends to Mnycttc street if complete and open for traffic. North J lolly Htreet from AVeat Second to West Jackson street is now rendy for the aphalt base and pouring; exp'-rtcd to start Wednesday noon. WIIKKLKH Local mill rrsumes operation. Wall hoard manufac ture planned. WITH SCIENTIFIC OVEN VENTILATION insures ioiTeft misling for your TlinnlisffiviiiK (urkpy, ,T1ip Tappan (las Range (fives' you 100 per cent value from the gas yon use. ' ';' The new Tapjian h ennmelefl inside and out which makes it easy to look atnnd easy ti) keep dean. ' " ,' ' ' CVniie iii! We will gladly show (lie new Tnppan In-Ko-Top (as Tiange to you and ex-v jilain to von the numv advantiiges of gas for cooking. ' . . Southern Oregon Gas Corporation 209 W.-Main St. Medford Telephone 526 ! 1;