WfiDFORD MA7L TRIBUTE, MEDFOItfi, OfiEfloy. TtT,SDAY. MAnO! 12, 1929.
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GOLD HILL PUNT
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GIRL SCOUTS OF
FOOTS CREEK IN
National Business
Women's Week
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"Better Business Women
for a
Better Business World"
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB
This organization stands for at least a high school edu
cation for every business woman; better legislation for
women; better health for women.
Watch the advertisements of local merchants this week
; with whom this organization is co-operating.
(Ity AMI Walker.
GOLD HILL, Ore., Mar. 12. j
(Hjculul.) Tho Weaver Portland
Cement company plant at (told
In attain remimltiK operation
j utter a Hhutduwn of uUuut two
i months for rcpulr work. A largo
number of men were employed on
! (h work. A full crew Ik being
employed at the plant and com
plete operations )mvu now beKun.
and noun (ho pending orders for
ccintmt will bo filled.
A feature was given to the em
ployes at the plant Humlny utter
noon when V. IT. Muirheud flew
over the plant In on airplane which
hu recently purehuHcd. Ho , has
heen taking flying lessoiiH for about
a year or ho and Is getting to be
ipilto a flier, lie has already nc-
I'julrcd a pilot'K license. During the
unto lie wqh flying around In and
near Gold Hill he pulled several
air stunt among which were some
excellent 'dives. He was accom
panied on this trip by M. 1). JJow
ers of this city.
Tom ernon was a visitor to
Gold Hill the latter part of last
week, '
The Amethyst Jlnbekah lodge No.
ft 7 of Cold Hill will present a nickel
social on "Wednesday evening,
March 13 at the I. O. O. hall.!
.Several booths and concessions
have- been arranged for tho ovei-
ing, and tho committees arc pro-j
tmrimr for. fin cniovablc evenlni.- I
All booths and concessions will be I
priced at 6 cents. A large number
Is expected to be present from Gold
Hill us well as from visiting lodgus,
and an excellent tlmo Is assured
all those who attend.
It. O, Morolock 1b reopening his
grocory. and coiifcctlouory. The
store has boon thoroughly reno
vated and remodeled.
William Cotton was injured the
Formers who know the sturdy John
Deere mnrvel nt its great power. They
see this compact, light weight tractor
hundreds of pounds lighter out-performing
larger, heavier tractors in dif
ficult conditions in the field and at the
belt.
Here's the Reason :
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Maj. H. O. D. Segrave, England's speed champion, at the wheel
of Mill England, 1,000 horsepower tea tied, at Daytona Beach. Fla.
He will attempt to wrest the record from Gar Wood's Miss America II
at Miami in March.
This 15-27 H. P. tractor
weighs only 4,t)(J0 pound ;
hmidrcdfi of pounda Itchier,
than other troctora of th?
same rating; power ordinar
lly wnntcUTn movliiK excess
weight ju the field in appti' d
to the Urwvbnr of tho John
Deere.
The John Dccre is hun
dreds of pnrls simpler it'n
the tructor of fewer find
Hurdler parts. Fewer
moving parts reduce fric
tion, one of the bij;;j;G3t.
power thieves in many other
tractors.- Brit pulley ia
mounted directly on crank
shnft no power 1or:i.
Ail operating part: of the
John Deere aro nutomntlc
u ally oiled and completely
housed in n tluil-pr;of case
oiling i3 positive, .dust
and Rami cannot get in to
cause friction, losu cf power,
and undue wear.
John Deere one-piece
frame holds nil units in per
miment alii'nmcnt.
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first part 'of thlj week w hen ncci-
dcutulty struck by om flying
rocks at the Lively Lime Product.);
plant on Kane's crook. Several in-!
JurlcH to the head and an injured j
Ul III HVH! Ultj I I'Ollll.
Mrs. Jack IMcard was :i. ,l.sltr
with relatives in Mcdford tho early
part of thl week.
Tho "Woman's Relief Corps will
hold Utt meotitiR- on the regular
incotinK day, Vednediiy afternoon,
March .13, at the city hull,
' Loo Cook it) rapidly improving
from IiIh illnoNH since his rcinovul
to his homo from the Sacred Heart
hospital.
night with Gerald, son of Mr. and
Mrs. II. "V. Ward. Ho returned
to Medford Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ayres and
family of Medfurd and Mr. and
Mrs. Lcroy Smith and family took
dinner at tho homo of their
mother. Mrs. Ayroa Sunday.
On Friday evening. March 22. at
8 p. m.. a lecturo on tho Red
woods, illustrated with Patterson's
pictures, will bo given at tho
Presbyterian church.
Tho Pattersons say this Is tho
EAOLK POINT, Ore., March 32 series of pictures they have
(Special) Mrs. Glen Hurst was!ovor Produced. In addition td tho
complotely surprised when a num- i locluro will bo one of the famous
bon of her friends and relations! utrntcd sonBs by Mrs. 1'ftUer
uwemblod ut her homo Wednesday on- ,A complete program will.be
Evening, it being tho birthday of Published later.
SURPRISE PARTY
AT EAGLE POINT
FOOTS CUKEK, Ore., March
12. (Special )-r-The following pro
gram was given by the Girl Scout
troop, tinder the leadership of!
Mrs. Skeleton,, last KrJday ut thoj
school house. Tho girls ihcm-j
seives conuueteu me oimro even
ing. A splendid showing was
made and a good crowd enjoyed
the -.whole affair.. Over ?14 was!
taken in. A delicious supper was
served in conclusion.
Irogrnm,
Harmonica selections:
1. "America."
2. "Oh, Susanna."
Poem recitations: . .
1.- Uurbura, "You Are Old,
Father Williams.".
2. Vlrgle, "Old Ironsides."
Play: '
"The Lamp Went, Out.'
Singing:
1. Margaret Dates, selection.
Laura Smith, "Santa Lucia."
Troop, Hiko Song.
Troop, "Old Folks at Home."
Troop, "Star Spangled Ban
ner." " -Demonstration
of Scout Tvork:
1. Knots, uses.
2. Handagc.s and uses.
0. Scout ceremony.
Gumes: . ' ,
1. Newspaper race.
2. Clothespin race.
3. Fish pond and fortune tell
ing.
WELL PRESERVED
OVER LONG TIME
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8.
4.
6.
Tho great power of tho John rinririt will nur
nrliid you. Prop In nnd una thin Murily trac
tor nKt Mmo tou nro In town. LcL tut un tin go
a OoinuiiAlrRllou.
Hubbard Bros.
i Medford, Orogon
' A At this Store You Get QUALITY"" SEPQ 1 C E
enlng. it being tho birthday of
Mrs. Hurst. The visitors brought
their own refreshment and a very
.tolly time was had. Those preH
ont wero Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coghill,
Mr. find Mrs. 11111 Hannaford and
One of tho notable objectives in 'Hon, Charley Hannaford; Jim Han-
vlew has boon completed by thejnaford, Clarence Kdwurds, Fran
Gold 11111 Commercial club. A 1 Kdwards. Alva Coghill and
largo elgn has been Installed about I Vivian Hannaford, nil of Medford,!
six miles south oC this city. Just and the Misses Mary and Hnttiuj
above tho Pine Tree nuto camp. Hannaford. of Kaglo Point and;
The sign pictures a man fishing in 'Millard Robertson. '
the Knguc, and has statements to; The attendance at Presbyterian;
tho effect that the Ttoguc, one of i church Sunday morning was very;
the finest fishing streams, Is Just good and we aro looking forward
six inllcs north. It Is a very good,!" having muro next Sunday. Mrs.
well constructed and attractive ' Patterson proueiied u splendid ser
slnlioard. Another of this type, (man on "The Church," and next
In Identieift wording. Is Instulled I Sunday will bo the lust or a series
tho other side of Yreka, Cal. Theso j-f H) w;rmoiis by Mr. Patterson,
two signs well indicate Unit thejTho music was well rendered and
Commercial club, composed . of tho Miss Hurl was nt the piano. Tho
businessmen of this city, are alive ,Sundny school had nulto a good
and ready to "put over'' the pros- 111 tendance. Mrs. Hoyal ltrown'a
REESE CREEK REVIVAL
A
Dluisom-time in California., Jim
south of Sun Prunciuo.yoiir tinin
lr.its yniiiliniufih die- grcji Sana
( Iwt.i V;illcy, where nature hit
put un lirr spring time ccuiunie.
polity of this pint Of tlin country.
i ho club wuh orKtiiiizcd Hbout
! mIn iiHintliH iiko mill hiiH ncrom-
lillxlictl n miinbcr or linpruvoiiitintH
' for thii city alncu tlml tlini'. All
tho mi'mlM'i'H riru in'oirrcasivo mi'l
nre wllllni; to hack niiythhiB guoil
lo uM IIiIk couiury.
MOSCOW. March t2. (fl) Tho
remarkable statu of preservation in
which Hie botly of Mlkoliil Lenin,
tho late commuulBt louder, has been
Kept ever .since his death five
yenrs af?o was demonstrated today.
Kor tho first time since Lenin's
t interment in his great red square
i mausoleum, Professor VorobYov,
I chief vmhalmcr of the former pre
i mler's body, definitely refuted ru
Imors that gradual petrification of
i the body had begun,
j 1(1, the presence of five foreign
newspaper men and foreign office
j representatives, Prof. Vorobyov
! opened 'Lenin's gluss covered coffin
' and. lifting Lenin's head, gently
j fleved tho ears and jiose and moved
! the skin of tho checks and Jaw,
ItUEKF, CUE UK. On:.. Mar. 1 2. j proving tho remarkable flexibility
(Special.) The Hooko Creel; re-i of the body and its excellent stute
viva! Is entering upon the second of preservation,
week with Increasing ullcndunco, In the sixth year after Ills death
some coming from .Medford and Lenin's chamber bears un unalter
Oiurnl Point. Hominy. March 1. od unlet and solemnity. Two
the nieroagu In the morning was nrmed guards stand at salute at
on tho communion. In the uftor-lihe head and foot of tho coffin.
noon on the life of Kainson. lnsldo the glass coffin lies l-euin
A number of the school children dressed in a khnki worklns blouse j
have been awarded a scholarship wim uie uiurr 01 uio ivcu immin
loJi , o ir S lZ ,rr n,u.le in the college and I 1.1s .memberslilp bmton in the,
bo ut school next Sunday. AUi." Musle.
those who attend the next twoi "C8C ,-rP0K leauners ore
tile
4i miu
Niindavs will l,n Invited in II,,. .-iri-l malilng great preparations for
hunt party which Is an uniiuulj darkey minstrel to bn given on
i,iTl,, ., i,-....t.- K,.i,.,ii. i April Bth by the P.-T. A.
ihonie of .Mrs. M. 1 Pruitt. It ia' Ucrt Knight and family of Oukj
'tor adults, as Well as children. ! "' surprised Mr. and Mrs. j
i.Mrs. 1'riiltt s Inriro hoiix,. and Charles 1 Cuminons recently with ,
.i.koii: . louuy ami uiiHeuuu lovely big lawn Is lust the place a picusum msii
lonlght and Widnesdll.v with rains fol. lmrty. There is plenty
all-Hussian executive adorning his
bretist
Oregon Weather
west, wiii-mi'i In west tonight. In-
ri'iiHlng southerly winds on cmiNt.
It's springtimiL;
in California
. and only a clay away
' Duundlcss orclurils in glorious bloom. Mile
ficrmilcof sweet sicmcilbloswins.C alifomialus
- tken on new beauty with the coining of spring.
All of California is .it in her An, I . I , - ,;
there is quiik and easy one you will enjoy via
'.' the evcr'alluring Shasta Route.
lp-e Atrin
s,n Ff.nctHtt
".Sliasta" 7nup.ni. 10:3V n.ui.
"Oregonlun" ... Iltiua.m. 7:30n.in.
Roundtrlp Fares Are Low
$20.25 San Francitco J38.75 Lo, Angelei
Tickets on sale dally with IB (lav return 1 1 lu
ll. Longer limits, li desired, slightly mora.
' . $12.15 to San Francisco by Stags
IJcluxe "Silver Cray" stage direct to Sau
rrnnelsco leaves here every day at 8:f0 p in,
arriving Kan I'ranelseo 1:;ii p, m. next dny.
Ijitcst typo motor coHihes, built especially for
this eervlee, insure greatest eoinrort and safety.
63Ut!$!!&m PaciSic
tu roDiu nif mo and om. i nm i
puny ik limited lorwuru to wnn
phsufltire, iih wo always have a
youd lime.
Airs. .Lewis liohertson and ehil
dren and Mrs. Knadk'r wero In
town Thumlny ufternoon. loav
Iiik aunirt work to bo dono ut our
loi'ul l)la'Kf inlth's shop. They
William r'rnndall was In lown
$rJf fk- i Thuminy. 1U; brought IiIh wlster,
" ' jt T' aw""" 1 J Mim Coia Mn,,K to attend a
, .L-. ' l.rAJ ii invvtlntr and whilu hor viHited
ill 2" k , B lth frleml..
IV TVf" ? Jv ' 5,r- Llllard of tho Curtis Pub-
I VVT : i I "k'Tl illshlnit .company of Philadelphia.
n as at tho l-:agle Point high school
jTlmrsday morning, arranging for
iu siilesimmship contest,
j Ifiirvey Stanley, who has been
on his ranch for some tinin at
j Unneherio has Veen luisy trniiplng
and cleaning up the beaver dnms.
(Hay Stanley of tho Ml. Pitt dis
trict is helping lilm. They have
been working there about a week,
Among tho Medford shoppers
i ' Saturday from Kaglo Point were
The shoulder-length boh is taking' Mr. and Mrs. William Hurst. Mrs.
" re"' P' among fashions of thc'.M. K. Clngcade. Karnest Dahack,
hour for the .vounper set. In many Mr. and Mrs. Charley Humphrey.
high schools and colleges, more than Krnostinn 1 whack is on the sick
i nun me gins are lottins tlmir hair hist vet. and is under the care ot,
i grow to the new lenttll. This slylo ionr ioul doctor. Tho doctor's'
I us worn by New Urk City girls i9l)me,.a ro located over llrown'a!
uu ,w,e ,,iotoRi,,,i, ot .
.Mim Kilns ISubbe, I0J5 Avenue U. I i
ll,...L I.. '
1 vii.iV.ii. ... Mr. "nil Mrs. W. C
! ,1,. i i.iJi .V. . i 'i .' . r,"m'-vo lended tho daneo Friday evening
. "'."."".." ,.,HM g'"" lu iat Talent. . .
lie new a-uatll. HOW thill invn l ' . ........ . ....
ound a wuv to keep It euilv iihiii- ,"r' 1 y . U
gesble I aurueti've. .Mv Li" is IV "V."," ,oro, fu,u0 "m,c nK"!
,v,. .-i i f xrv l i
mKiMAfrtv hi.
nuDinu sr fit'.u, .. r. i ai
. W III
couplt! of KenthnuMi from
Uend. Ore, viltcd R';cn Creek last
wcrk looking for a location.
William Von der Ilellon. the woll
known contractor, enme Hirough
last Wednesday en routo to Derby
SKA'tTLfE, Wash., Mar. l:.
Special.) Kor the first eight
wwkK of 1 9" B. ordcrt for lumber
to look over some Vork plammd'j exceeded production by Itt.l per
by thv Owen-Oregon Lumber com-j cent and nhhitnenlH wero O.il per
pany In that nection. t cent more thnn euttinK. nocordlntf
The, Ka'lo Point Trrigulion dis
trict has had two crews of men at
work on the main canal. nd with
the exception of some new work,
expect to be ready to turn in the
water In the near future, should
It be necessary.
The farmers are. rejoicing over
the recent ruin, ns many have sow
ed alfalfa and clover. . Sticky has
been plnwlnp the beft ever and
most of the farmers have been im
proving the opportunity.
It's Growing!
WGY TiOscs Appeal.
WASHINGTON. Mar. , 1J. (A)
Tho District of Columbia court of
nppenls refused today to reeon-
to studies made by tho West Coast
Lumbermen's association on the re
ports of 1-ta major mills in the
Douglas fir region of Oregon and
Washington. Mill stocks were six
teuths of one per cent under those
reported as of January 1 for 113
identical mills.
Production for the first eight
weeks of K-9 for 211 mills re
porting to the association was 1,-!!0!.lj82,6-iG
feet, or 30.6 per cent
bolow the weekly operating capac
ity of these, mills for tho period.
nnd
Ted Seaman and
Clements nt-
ihoir minds to locuto here pcrma-i
neutly ' and huve , purchased a ft
mnch Inr the llrownsboro dit-trlet.
J. C. CARLE
Phone 31
1 the
lound
I Mesoie. uiiii aiiriietive. Sly luir
iwr o niiien nuiner ami more viiror- i
ou man it Mas been for ui'njr time.
And it is free from nil tru.Ts of dan
drnlf. now. t nttril.nt.i Hd ;,.....
luent to the method 1 uni using to i'l'h"" ,1,ink our eliinnte cannot
.are for it. It's so ivpular iuoii !1,V benlen.
the girls in mv set. All we do is put 1 Ul,J' Shinley of tho Mt.
a little Hoinlerine on our brushes H'lu district, who nttem': tho
! whenever we ujc them. This moke' local institute, held on Saturday,
mv Imir 41, l.. .l. , ....... 1 ntteiutcl the Presbvterlnn church
nt It niiil holds it. in phi nil 1 N-orvlce Sunday morning. j
nrrunp it. liaielerine s,.'otlM's niv I An Important business meeting i
enlp and keeps It ami mv Imir so iwas held nt . tho home of C. V. !
clean, I don't need to lmnino more j Davis Saturday evening. Those1
Hum twice ii month, now. And all 'present wave Mr. and Mm. A. C. j
my frlrnds sdnilro the wnv it mukes Mlttlesteadt. Mrs. Edith WelJmon '
my hair so brihl and paiklins." and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. navies, j
Kanderine does more to bring out Mrs. ricrco of Medford spent
the natural color, the pleam and .Sunday with her daughter amlj
lustre of your hair, tlmii shampoos jfamilv. Mr. und Jlrs. Ulon Hurst.
ut brilliantine. It removes that oily j nnj irs. "villinm Coy and!
'Aim from it. gives it new life and Mv. und Mrs. Edward Coy of Med-i
lintrf. It demises and invleorates ...... i ..inn. -i.it .ti, !
the scalpi lielp, ovewms duiidriitl'. ;thllir mollu.,., c.randma Coy, Sun-
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75S7 ffiroaffiasmain
m mm l mw aK I
W V.' . n f I dress, or coat, or sweater. It takes i
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Dsnderino is iletiffhttuUv fi'tijirutieedt ,,n
isn't niK- ,)...... kit ,!. uu
dniii 1
Kenneth Anderson of M'dfora
"" out P'Atjir-iriy and vvn
wonk
or sweater.
m1 ntiiltiir trt Ho th.it. Thai' vvhv ni:imond
t Dyfts contain from three to five tinft more
anilines than any other dye by actual test.
It's the anilities iu Diamond Dyes (hat do the
work: that sire the colors such brilliance:
such depth and permanence. It's real aniline
that lps them from iriumi things that re-
dyed ISk; from spotting streaking.
Next lime you have dyeing to do. try Diamond
Dves. 77vn owtfairg results. Sec huw soft.
brisht, new-Umkinir the colors arc. Observe how
thev keen their brilliance. Your dialer will refund
your money if you dou't agree Diamond Dyes are better dyes.
The rrfcifr twekaut o( DiaituMid Dyes is the oriffinal "all-nurpose
dye ior any ai d every kind f nuitirial. It will dye or tint silk, wool,
cotton, liiun, rayon or any mixture of materials. The blur fwkuoe
is a special dvo, for filk or won! onlv. With it you can dvc vour
valuable articks of silk or wool with results eq.ial to the finet pro
fr.tial wMrk. When -ou fmy remember thi.. The blue fnKkiVje drs
ilk or to! oidv. T!c :r:ti Mckate will dye every kind of gxxls,
inclulinR silVr ami wool. Vour flcaler has both packages.
Diamond Dues
J'muji io use Perfect results irffo.
AT AM, Dr 9TORE5
For
TONS1LITIS
and
SORE
THROAT
For sore throat, theres a swift and sure
way lo soothe away the inflammation. Every
singer knows the secret! Dissolve Bayer
Aspirin tablets in pure water, and gargle.
.Nothing in the whole realm of medicine is
more helpful in cases of sore throat. And
voir probably know how Aspirin dispels a
headache; breaks up colds, relieves rheu
matic pain, neuralgia, neuritis, lumbago !
Tnt neil.-e rerhiin to pet frenuinc J3aver
Aspirin ; it has Bayer on the box, and on each tablet. All druggists, .
with proven directions. . .
Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin;
it does NOT affect the heart
Aspirin ti Hie' trnile mnrk of lUjrer Manufacture of Mononeelicnclttoter of Sallcyllcacl
TXupex-.
The Duplcx-cou t is u sccially prepared,
secret com pound made out of t lie high
est priced ingredients ever used in roof
coating. Scientifically fused with the
first coal, it creates the finest roof
protection ever devised.
The I'nraffsuo Companies, Ie.
Lw AtiRclcs : CMlantt : S.n Ftinois.o : VonitnA : Sc.ttle : KuuuCfar
45th ANNIVERSARY YEAR
You wouldn't pivrn honxrnnty onr coat of paint.
For complete control of scale and insects
Spray eystematicnlly every winter
Neutral
Emulsion
SUrt now on this regular program am)
watch results, not only In clean-up o
scale, other insects and Insect egys,
but In General orchard health tin
JS 55 proving with each year.
Ho imv llowii,
HOILYWOOD, Cnl., Mar. 32.;
(if) Leonard Htevcns, author of a '
siiK'r it ryt'ont decision jKirmitttnif Hong entitled "I Fnw Down nnd Go
Htntlon Wti V, operated by tho Hen-1 Jloom,' was recovering toduy nftori
oral Kleetric company, to operate j beiug run over iy a hit-nmt-run '
full time on Ttt'i kHooycles. (driver.
! 4 ' Mwrl
eytrJ 'm M mJ ' aMfJ G,ve yup rs a chance for bet
JKlfk " Si TjtAffSHfk ,er fruit-bearlna by protretinn
o'A m ri vAflw them wHh uncxce,,jJ
iillQ.Wt4i. K bc repaid In high percent
lJjS 111, a of !". 'ancy fruit.
ni ST AmVi JL Call on our local dealer
)n )Xjf2mc$Q
insert icitlp
Department
Ilali'onr. Cviillirie
Itnirnttrlttiiblitta. Sun Frn nrif.ro
mm
ill take
your, car,
y sir"
tumbles exist at The Manx,
nun tiikcs vour tar when vmi
arrive and places it in a garage connected with
. the I lord. Just h.imi Irin your key as you leave
the car tli.i;
NCitv near cVcnthn
I .oca ted in the heart of die
Scruicc, QualiivMostjitalitv-
fMANX HOTEL
SAV FIlANCI5CO
penny tor tour tnuumna. mu
Mh roptl' at once, "Thoy are not