Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 15, 1929, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextI DM HERD TO NEW SARDINE CREEK HOME n SARDINE cnEEK, ,Feb. 10. These grvut etu-gu plane wins (Special.) Mrs. I"rank Shaw, her their way from city to citv, cover mother, Mrs.- Wakefield, and two ins at 100 miles an hour the teiri. inters, Frances and Urnce, of Med (ord .visited one, day last week with ftn( John 8mlth. Mrs. Shaw und Mrs.- Smith wero former school mates..1. ' : . ,-. J. H. Miller and family of Roso Tille. Cal.. moved here tho past week, having leased tho Guy place. Mr. Miller has been engaged In the. transfer business and also In dairying, and brought eight head of. dairy cows here with him. Quite a number from hero at tended the talk given at the city hall In Oold Hill Tucsdoy . night by N. C. Westcrfleld of Seattle, 'Wash., on "Poultry f8r Profit." Those attending wero Mr. and Mrs. Ei C. FlencMr. and Mrs. P. Ij. Walt, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Koames, OranC Powell and Mrs. Julia OrlC fiths. ... Mrs. John Blghi'm of Thompson creek spent the past week visiting here with her daughter, Mrs. Jehu Smith and family.- - . Mrs. Rita Kendall, who has been ill with tho flu fpr jomi) time. Is so far recovered as to., bo able to vlsil with home folks the past week oh the Applegate." : ''?.. - -Mrs. Lily, Dusenbcrry1. la reported ill with the tin this week. - jean Smith and Merle Kendall visited a dentist In Qrants Pass onjeday last wpek to r havo soma ,ceth extracted. The young ladles are hot very enthusiastic over their .'first' visit to o,,dentlst. . ' . t .Ralpp. Duaenberry, who has been .visiting here a-week .or ten days, i, .wild imvk lu 1114 vvik unai j Kla.rnath Falls3 as the snow was .neatly gone, so they could rosumo ' yvof k ' on the ..'Weyerhaeuser rail-j 1 road, xi-hem h. linn hoen emnlilvrd t for ieVeral "nTdntlis.Tr? r . -t -.. Mrs. .Wm. Wright, who' Is camp-. . Ing. at. Mcleod with her husbund and her father, C. L. Uuscnberry, visited home folks hero Wednesday. MEXICO CITY. (P) Tho gov eminent la studying a proposal for the purchase ot several now war Tes'sele, or small iype and speedy. They would ho used principally In 'chaffing smugglers. Tho warships nowln , service for the most part are out of date and slow, with tho result', that smugglers, utilizing speedier- waft, easily' outdistance tneiB pursuers: . t ' - : . . : 1 To People of Medford and Southern Oregon . FIRST SHIPMENTS v Hulled aa another big fortranl stop In the history of air transpor tation, pianos carrying; tlio first atr-shlpmonl of United. Air Es presa took off today from cities of tho Pacific coast and tho south uni - . , . - - lev. I t,n , ..j, nw;!,,,.!,,,,,, ,;, lui'r;,! ,!,, imiiiiiiiiiiii' j', " , ' " n 'Hi ii 'i ''' -.,iii.iH ' ""riinniiinswmiwii , - ...... w . Toil One of Cnlll Ain Lbio i:lano!i canlne Western Air Ksprewi or HK:knffM gofiiff tiboard an uutfilns piano at San iVauclco. Lower ot tho Cnltetl Air kxprcMy. tory cxtcndlni; from Seattle, via und New Mexico to El Piuo," Texas. j. MedfoM, .to, Sa.n- Diepo,and .Xrpm4They .cairy.,car(coca of packagOB up Boutnern California aerosH Arizona ; Sffii)TORD MAfrTJTfl?ONEStt BY UNITED AIR EXPRESS TAKE WING TODAY 1'.-: ' t-.-' ''"p;-JyJ , LJJ if ' ' ' to 300 pomirta m Weieht Tliis is Golden. West Coffee week and , many littlo live-Mire junior sulesnien are out selling this l'umous Oregon, product. Have ; your coffee orders for them all tliey do is .take your order your regular grocer will deliver your coffee.: Evrcry pound you order from a junior salesman, means 5c to lmu or her and also .counts towards the big cask prize. . , . - Buy From a Junior Salesman 1 packagno. right J. . liuMr left A Kmd C Caifey, iinwldeut . United Air Tlxprons Is a subsldl ary.of Lulled Parcel Service wmch npernifs . niinn reus -ui iinv.ry irounty. nnu mniinpn nil arrpn. 1929.. trucks, providing a parcel delivery eervico in eight Pacific coast cities. All alr-exprees 'packages are de livered by United Parcel Trucks to airport and picked up at landing airport and delivered to con signees. Tho new United Air Express represents a consolidation of tho express facilities of several exist- I liig air lines Into one system, and ihas contracted with several lArgc i aerial transportation companies. thus covering tho entire coa-u and tast to El Paso. Tho Maddux Air Lines, Union Air Lines, Standard Air Lines, and Pickwick Air Lines, are already' in tho" combine. By the united plan, expansion to cov er the wholo United Slates is merely a 'matter of making con tracts with additional air lines. To llluHtrato tho new low rates, a 6-pound package could bo sent from Medford to San Francisco for 1.G. , The United Air rate for tills distance Is sue a pound, plus a unit charge of 50c a package. Tho former expre3 rale for tho stimo package was "double The new rales includo truck delivery to consignees: and . insurance. ' This I snows me auvamago- ot rusn de liveries for broken parts of ma chinery, orders for Immediate de livery In any lino of merchandise, untl-toxins to dlscase-i n f e s t c d ureas and any other, rush orders. . In Medford arrangements fur packages must bo made at tho air port, as tho new company does not havo an office in Medford. . . . 1 .. FOR ENTRY BY VETS - .-' Of' Interest to (lie world 'war vetorana In Eciioral of Medford Is tho news that two homesteads, one In Josephine cunty and the j Iher-ln Douglo eeuntyr have been opened to homestead ontry. sub- . jjoct to preference- rights- of vete - wans or tno world war. -Ann 1- Iratlona may bo filed by the ex- servlco men from February 18 to March 8 and by the general pub lic from May 18 to 'Juno ?, if tlio land la atlll open to entry. All applications filed during: the 20-day period will be regarded aa . filed simultaneously, and' K more .than one filing la made, a tlrawlng will , be held ut tosc burff. - The picco In ."Josephine county, la deacrlbed as 8H ot NWS ot section 13,! township 3S 8.. ranpe . 7 vesc. -. -It lies " along ifump-off-Joo creok ' in Joaeplilno BEHLIN- y? -Mastur claascji In! nirious branches of munlc will for' tlio first titrio bo offcrotl hnro I during tho summer of 1929 fur the exclusive convenience of mu sicians from abroad. . , V Uonnnn Instltulo of Mu&tc for foreigners, has been founded under tho ftatronagG of tho Trus Hltin minister of arts', sciences and education. 11 Is tori a Charlotten hurc CAstle, Iho rosldcnco of , Em peror Frederick' III. hng been to cured as tho scut of this unusual consen'fttory, Tho reeltnls will take place in tho cxauisitely, beau tiful "liolden Uatlery' of tho csh tle. ' AVllhcliu Furtwaenpler. conduct or of tho Berlin philharmonic or chestra, is president of the execu tive board. Tho faculty Includes Eugen .d' Albert, composer ami pianist. Edwin Fischer and Walter Gleseklhg, pianist. Willy Hctu and .Inxeph Btlgotl, vlolttilats, and Carl dchuiicht, of tho Wlesbadun opera who will instruct a' class in or chestra conduct Injj.. lectures 011 musical history and musicoloBj ,will be offered by Al fred, E nstoln, IIuuo ,loichtentrllt. Curt Bui: lis. AduJf Weissmann, and Johannes Wolf-. - Tho courses, -most of them of two months duration," tro scat tered over tho mouths of Juno, July and August. . . . KeKlstrutlon is open until April U. 1919. Only ntudents who can submit a certificate of tho com pletion of their courses nt a stato conservatory ,jor a music school recognized by Mho state authori- lea liny reclnter. i. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY iOF BEAGLE 'RESIDENTi'3s 11EAOLB, Ore, Fob. IB. (Hpec- Ia.li) Relatives nnd rleiida from .MUU1U1U Hii'lli ejiiuiiity ill. uiv 11- llams and Hevgiiiiller farm,: cele brating the birthday anniversary of C.. , It, .Williams. . Thoso , prcsont ivoi-o Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Wllllanie, Mr. 'and Mrs U B. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J !, Miss Helen Williams, Hugh nnd Gloria Wil liams, all of Medford. Tho day was spent in' feasting, music and con versation. '. '.. ,-,' 1 ,. , . Mi's. Dcnlaon, Mr. Brown and son Lewis aro visiting lu Salem for tow days. ..,'.' , (,; ! Tuoso who wero lodford visitors the, last ot the wook wore Mr. Doni- son, Cliaa. Mulliollen, Haymonu Mayfield, Mr. and Mrs. ,Oray and (laughter Ethno, ;: Mr, ,, and Mlso Swanscuit "'-.' '.' , yJ '."''i .'' . .Sunday school wan held at tho' regular liour last Sunday and after Sunday school Kev.- Lawronco Col-,' Una delivered a mossago to tnoso present. A basket dinner Was served after the services and In the . aftcrnoon.-na It was Boy Scout Bun-1 day. Rev. Collins' messago waa to the Boy Scouts of Anlloch. , It was much enjoyed by all prosont. ,; I ' Those from'TabNr.'UocR Who at tended' Suildny B'.hool and church at Antloch were Mr. and Mrs. Wil ton and farally.iMr. and Mrs. Hart And family, Mrs. Schafer and fam-. Ily and Mr. Sage and daughter.' A telephone' has been Installed at tho Beagle poatofflce.' It will bo greatly appreciated by the sur rounding community. . . :.- 1 Mrs. Hannah Mclutire and Bon Claudo McTntlro of Modford were Hirtidny gucata at tho homo of Mr. ond-Mrs. Eugene' Urny and family. Oscar Blackford, Mra. 8. Black ford and daughter and ion of Cen eral Point Were Sunday Visitors at the home of E. B. Lucas and fam ily nnd Mr. Ellis ana family. Miss Gcorglana Husjong .spent the week end nt tho home of her parents In Medford. Troop' of Antloch took a hike with their scout master. E. B. i.u cos, . and ,'commltltcoinan. 8. F. Swanson, last Saturday. They went toX'iunlbar mountain, cooked their lunch fovcr an open fire nnd'spent their time looking up savoral points of Interest; - - Quito a few of our dairymon are hauling hay from Table Hock. . Tho last few days .of cold weath er lion been ' quite a- contrast to wlint wo generally have . In Feb ruary.' Tho lowest tonipr.raturo re ported ln'.thls community waa-11 above..' It has been reported aa llw as 9 abovo sevoraj years ago, but ; that- cold snap'. came earlier In the winter; along about the mid 4l' ofrteceititwr. . . .'':.' , ;. .' Mojirfto. pordon.hae b:on.spoitd Ibkf a feV days hero visiting his niuny .frlundii.' and ..rel(ttlvoii , .,; 4' -5 .'.' , School-Note. r Thursday, February 14, tho clill' dren had' a Valentino bos in the uflemoon. ' . ' On Friday night, February 10th, Miss Hussong Is going Ui have a party at tho sthoolhouso for tho children. v ,!!-''''' " BR0WNSB0R0 RESIDENT VISITS MUSKRAT FARM IIIIOWNSBOHO, Ore., Feb, 1C .'Special.) Claua Charley returned Wednesday from a trip to his muskrato farm on Groonsprlng niountuln, ' . Mr. and Mrs. Lyons of Horn- brook, Cal., wero guests at tho Ku.lpli Tuaker h una tlio past wook. Mr. Dunn of Medford spent the week eud at the home of William Gibson and Hoburt Crowdor. JIlss Maruarut Nickel hitt S31t tfcVl-X jyi 'SESyij eAiuutrr f Ei3.v xWf - I . aitevir I DOUBLK ACTING MINUTES TO MAKE TO BAKE And remember, too, that when you arc through, there are no failures, no re bakings.becausecyery thing comes fiom the oven lifcht and evenly nised. Try the famous Calumet Biscuit Recipe. Of course, every body will want more of them- but you wcm'tmihcl because they can be made in a jiffy.., llfS THAM II5 tR BAKING MAKES BAKING day for 'Orants : Pawi, whore she will bo employed for soniotlmo. Miss Ellen Tucker has had aa hor- guoat . tho paat week Mlea lUanche Dyalnger of Medford. Lloyil Tui-ker and Hill Head loft on Wednesday for Klamath Kails, where they will bo omployed falling timber. Mrs. Alma Meyer spout Wednes day at the homo of Mrs. Helen Cul bertaon. Mra. If. W, Wright was shopping In Medford last Baturday, Miss Kparllng of Grauta Pass has boon visiting for a few days with: friends In tho vicinity ocjllrowns" Tiank. who returned fror'' fegg famous Cilumct Biscuit Xj&SlZ.Jk Sajjjjjgffl J(MAKES BAKING EASERj 'i ; ' resli soda crackers are fully as essential : as fresh butter br V eggs "prRicTXY fuesh" milter and eggs ' -me an essential tho freshness ..ofybur s4,,A rrackers is of cquiil iiiiportance.J'ro' WaAr.'i nitre 'order Snow Flukes, they are aJwirs J : "strictly'' fresh. '.' ' v;.-; V Flaky, light nnd appetizing, Snow Flakes . lire linked f rtsh daily jn one o.siV 'great.';; ) Coast baking plants near yo'ur lionleTiV'axV wrapping guards theiir dcliao.us.'grisfiiiess. ' Every' puckuge is sealed for triple protce : tioii against moisture. . . sold to you under a, definite money back "Guarantee of Fresh ' ncss." Pacific Coast Biscuit Company,1' Los Angeles; San Francisco, Portland, '. Seattle, Tueoma, Spokane. s : V ' ' , ' Don't ask (or m'A "PAOE TIIREE SmtD Rioiits 4etrp floor 4 lent tewfMom frcn hprUB nf ccMrnHk ' I lcj l4aUp04D Kilt Sift floor MM, bait.u puwdiv, nift !nre timM. roibicw-irnltism niih fork or pooo. Hd milk, nix Ii?htl7, tum out n well floured board, roll or pat I Inch thlrk. Col n4 hk In onlrk EASIER Portland rocently, visited with hU alstcr, Mra. Earl Tucker, .a , lew days ago. ' ,,..;.! Airplanes Aro Tested ' ' r : For lilfo.Savliuj.Wbrk 8 V DX E Y, AUBlralla VP) A new Idea In l'lte-savlng' has been suc cessful at Torrtgal Beach bene. , . An aeroplane took up a.SOO yard lffe-llne at one end of which was an inflateda motor tire' and at the other end n'n Iron weight.; - - Tho plane dropped tho tiro near a swemmer and then dropped tho ilunibbell on tho beach whero res cuers wore waiting to hawl in the wl.nmer clinging to 'the inflated tire. - ' - crackers say .1 1 1 m I - - . I . I