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Newspaper Page TextPXQE. TWO tTEDFoffo MXIL TRIBtlFE, MEDFORD OREfiO FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 3 929. mmam'" :"?" " n .i ii i Mi .win, vO. Vfc VH . . .V. V . iMSSS&I ,v iSEDBY T (By Mn. M. E. Tryer) ' TAL-KNT, Ore, March 16. (Spa tial) Ilert Nichols of Yakima, nasli., purchased the Martha Mat tlKon orchard last week. This Ih one ot tlio best orchards In this part of tho valley conslatlng en tirely of pears. It is located about one-half mllo southwest of Talent and ndJolnlnR tho Charley Hold rldRfl orchard.; The prlco mention ed was $(!500. Mr. and .Mrs. Ed Jenkins sold their property on Main street to .Steve . I.unak of Anderson C'reuk. Tho sale was made Monday. This is one of the best resident limn. ertles In Talent. Tho price receiv ed was $!!U0O. Mr. Jenklim expects to leavo soon for California. Tho Community eltib will hold its reaiilar meetinii at tlm oinh1 rooms next Wwlnesdny afternoon. Olr. and Mm. Karl Wjthrow wore slightly injured when tholr car was wrecked on tho highway south of Meclford. A very serious accident was averted by tho prompt action Of L, l' Prink. Who I'M rlillnir In tho rear, aoat of the Withrow car with his fnthor-ln-ln law, Mr. Golf. VVheii the crash camo Mr. Withrow was stunned and Mr. Prink, seeing ine car was making for tho ditch, leaned over tho unconscious driver. cuiiKhl the Blreelng wheel and lurnod the car back on the high way, shutting off the gas at tho samo time. Mr. and Mrs. Withrow, who were both stunned, were hur ried to a doctor's offlco, where it was found Mrs. Withrow had been somowhat cut about tho face. Tho car, which was a - new one, was considerably damaged. Hail Simmons and bin crew arc busy loading logs for the Tomlin sawmill in Medford. Six flatcar loads havo been shipped this weke. Tho regular meeting of tho UrniiKo will bo held next Thursday ovenlng. The Talent school was well rep resented at tho county lnstltuto at i'.hkio I'omt Saturday. Mis.-'. 0. C. Hond has boon ap pointed representative lor the Cali fornia Perfume-company. ' William Kam bery has loaRed the Blclterdiko property and moved his lamny to the ranch Saturday. wora was reeoiveil last week bv Mrs. E.. C.Oardner by telegram of tno tloatn of her uncle. Charles Moymoii, in Uobin, Cal. motored to Rosetiurg one day last 1 Hill but had spent the past year week and spent the day with Karl In Talent. Ho is smtvived by three Hamilton, who Is clerking in the children Mrs. Charley Estos; Wll Skaggs chain store in that city. ! Ham H. Clark, Elk City, Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. btirkhelmer, ' Walter D. Clark of Cresceut City, who have been spending tho win- j Funeral services wore held tor on the Hickordike ranch, moved the last of the week to their ranch on tlio Urccnsprluga moun tain. E. E. Cook Is employed In the erection of a barn on tlio A. H. Davenhlll place. Mrs. John Hoblson and Mrs. WoBley Vogcll visited one dav last Thursday afternoon at the Conger chapel, Kov. Springs of the Church of Christ officiating, assisted by trans: unimers. interment was in the Phoenix cemetery. Mrs. Kates has tho sympathy of all her friends in Talent ami vicinity. Mrs. C. C. Hond and Mrs. Elmer Klncald motored to Medford W'ed- week at the homo of Mrs i:.niuo uesday afternoon. Culver. They also had the pleas-; 'rank Holdridge Is driving a new lire of a visit with Mrs. Lula Dean : Chevrolet coach, while at tho Culver home. Xext Wednesday is the day Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hill, who have Mabel Mack is expected to be in been residing on the" Mnttlson Ttalent and meet; with the ladies property for tho past tlireo or four;"' tho Community club, so bo tbera with your problems and she will ucip you soive tnem. The Ladles' Aid of tho Methodist church will hold an -Easter bazaar mid supper March 29 nt the Corn- years, aro moving on the' Hreeso property on Anderson lane. Misses Wlllotta and Juanita Mil ler are confined to their home with an attack of measles. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Quackonbuxh mtmlty hall and .Mr. and Mrs. J. Bpitzer of Med-1 A Hew county truck has boon ford motored to Table Rock one Placed In the Talent district and day last week. They climbed to I -Mr. Fox Is hauling gravel Into tho the summit of the rock, where they I Anderson and Wagner Crock dls- picnicked and spent the day. They trlcts with it. reported the view from tho rock Profossor and Mrs; George Bris- well worth the effort. However. It coo of Ashland spent Tuesday eve- Is stated that at this ,tlmo of year j nlng at the Vogell homo Mrs. there . Is not any harm, but later Hrlscoc is recovering from a recent a great many rattlesnakes may be Illness. found there Clarence Hyrd' while turning the corner froni 1 street Into Main 'on his way to sohool, got his car locked so he had to have it towed home. It came to a standstill with the front wheels on ono side' of tho ditch on Main street and the rear wheels on the other side. The Talent glrlB '.iavo the basket ball championship for this division. They will play tho Hogue Hlver girls for the championship of the county in the near future. Airs. O. A. Maunlng entertained Mrs. Adamsoiii .Mrs. j Terrill and Mrs. George Borg of Ashland with a card parly Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John Henrlng and Opal spent Tuesday afternoon shopping in Ashland. Mrs. Charles Wilklsou' is spend ing a few weeks with her daugh ter, Mrs. Claud Jones, who Is quite ill with the flu. Ill", and Mrs. C'hapin, who havo spent tho paHt three years at the Snncrest, moved Sunday U the Mlra Vista orchard. 'Mr. Clinplu will take , churgo of the orehasd and MVs. Chapln will have charge of tho cook house. Ed Tailor, who has been resid ing on Anderson Creek for the pasc year,' moved his family Saturday to Granadn. CaT. ' Bert Hlmmons, who has been in California for the past year, re turned last Wednesday and is as sisting his father. Earl Simmons, at the . Southern Pacific depot, Methodist Church ' Sunday 'school at 9:10; ' Lester ewbry, superintendent. Classes for old and young. Preaching .services at U a. and 7:30 p. m. A cordial wolcome awattB you at any of thes eservlces. Kpworth Lcaguo at C:30. A meet ing for tho young peoplo. Young people's prayer, meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Regular prayer mooting Thurs day at 7:30 p. m., followed by choir practice at 8:30. : ; . ,. IS CLEANED UP FOR Mr. Bovn ton will be remembered liv friemU when liu visited in Talent durlne ' where they are loading hogs. tho illness of Mr. Sleppy. . Charley Iioldridgo Is driving lotin Unltlson was oil the sick I new Pontlac coach. .WhMtHfM ' Winn M.l,, Gr.Iinm Hour Ytllow ConvMr?!iickCi.t.lM Ont'i " Slrel Cm Oaomal I'jrualc t Walllr I lour Wliiw Corn Mfill . HqJJJ p.,i, r.tinn CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS EESUtTS llBt last week hut Is able to be at bin place at tho school again. The 211th of March will be clean up day In Talent. Everyone should hnvij their Karbage bandy where tjio umrshui can get to It. : s.-' Mr, and Mrs. H. h: Androwif of .Mouioni spent Sunday nftcrnoot) nt tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley iVogoii. , . ... ,,!.::, . j Hairy irnmllton. Miss IVggv Hamilton, Miss Margaret Higgles ami Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Snpmursh .WE.CI Opal Demmer was a business vis itor in Medford Wednesday. Mrs. Elmer Klncaid was on the sick list a few days last week. . Mrs. Ered Curtis, who. haa been visiting' la San Diego; Oal.. and who was eu routo to her home I" Seattle, spent tho wook end with her brother, E. C Bond, and his family. Sbo was accompanied by Mrs. Butler of San Diego, who will visit in Seattle. Mir. and Mrs. Byrou Keith re turned Saturday from Mc.Minuville, whore they went the fli'Ht of the week to attend tho funeral ot their nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Everell I loon c took fi.ru of the ranch dur ing their abseuce. The Camp Eire Girls met at tho HOCK POINT. Ore., March 16. : (Special) .The Hock Point bridge lis undergoing- a spring rcnovution lor "housecleanlliB." Thero Is a crew of several men employed by the state hlghwuy department guing over . the entire structure sweeping it and brushing it off with brushes. This adds a great di-al to the appearanco of the already beautiful bridge. Mrs. o. O. Robbins and children accompanied by Mrs. J. 13. Kobblns called at the home of Mrs. L. 1-. Scbmltt In Grants Pass Thursday nftornoon. They also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Colo ha3 been qulto 111 for several weeks, but she Is now up and around and Is gaining strength slowly. , Mrs. Louis Herri!) of Gold Hill called at tho Del Hlo' orchard Thursday afternoon. Baby Sheila Mae Hiidlko stayed with her grandmother, Mih. J. K. Uobblnu, while her parents took a trip to Klamath Falls Kriday. : D. It. shatter has been busy for the last week sprlngtoothlng the alfalfa In bis orchard. - I (.:. G. Bobbins was transacting! business at Ximmcrman sawmill on Knots creek Kriday afternoon. He was accompanied by bis family and Mnsdnnics C L. Hobbles and home of Mrs. G. L. Bulleu Tuesday J- E- Kobblns and Baby Sheila Maci Sf : evening. 1 wo new members were added to the group at this meeting, Miss Irel Bates and Miss Robertn Erink. A most enjoyable eveniug was spent with Mlrs. Billion as the hostess. ' Tho Talent boys will enter th basketball tournament to be held j in Ashland this Friday and Satur day, James Clark passed away nt the homo of his daughter, Mrs. Charier' Estes, Tuesday evening at 9:30. He was a former resident of Gold I Itadtke. .Mrs. J. E. Hobhins spent Satur day n tho -homo of her daughter In Go.tl Hill. A. J. Weeks of Medford. part owner of tho Del Hlo orchard, vis ited the property Tuesday fore noon. Ho was' accompanied by C. C. Lominun of Medford. ; The demity county assessor was making bis rounds in this com munity Monday afternoon. ; Mrs. J. !:. Bobbins went to Gold Hill Monday; whero she will spend Be Ready TAKE THE WHEEL YOURiELF ' ,V V A WEEK FOR COMPARISON DRIVERS arc learning for themselves the super ,iority of the new Durant Sixes. Test any other low priceci six, or test them aJl..then drive a new Durant. Compare the amazing per- lor.nancc of the Durant with any or all competing cars. Let the car itself con vince you of its superiority over , , s rivals from every viewpoint. WORLD'S, JINtST l-OW-PKICIDCAR... DURAMT FOUR XU' 4" K-U.ly i-Quii'Piii) t7 UO'Drmr ici.tu DURANT tlX mi 7 lAVO-noOR SI I)AN.COUl'B I H V1MU'I- t. . MOST SLNSA1IONAI. SIX IVLR BUILT t ;": i - SABIN & RINDT' A ' . ; 32 North Eiversiilo-Open Eveniussiplioiio 3G6 When your Children Ciy for It Rflliv In iikclv to Trakft rou anr tllpbt" frith that iiharp rrr vhi-n means JimI pmp tlditg Yx irnOr. Keep m bottle of KlvtrWs CHforiji in the liou. A (vw dropj nf (hi pure wrttihlt, pl.a-nnt tai( ng -prr)mrlion entnforts n rohekj, fnt fill nr fovcrinh Iwhr in a jiffT. Iu A few mrtmrMs your anxifiy is mrr nd lhy siwpitifr smititily spun. And you're uiily dorir wh;it your Hwtor wwli! Advie. He'ii tell you Klctclwr!! -itri d'sn't euiiUtn nny hsrinful druir that it's safe r the Tunet InUbt and ;rrtlve fr'on Ttu-aday. v.uui.yi. ui mi pgr in ra oi con- Th (.rott!(e ftrc beginning to tjtitkm, Hv dmrrhrs and hool on thc nfjis lack ot the uel iWt upMH when vu ihVt knew Klo orci,ard vni 15 wuvnmurr. .v-mi ... Spraying operations at the Del T' fV,lM"if war? im0 wore etor-ed for rome time " -Kmr k , iMednday momJnjr. due to the, power lmvinff been orf. However the Copco repair crew soon had the power on strain. In cases of this kind the efficiency ot Copco can be appreciated, Mr. und 1 Jrs. C. h- TloWn a few da with her daughter, be- I ftro K"in to I'hoeufx to visit un I other daughter. A rrpresentattvb of tho "Wood ;un of the World lodse, was call tiiK on Mr. S, (Miishohn at the Del Rio orchard Monduy. Mr. Clmpinnii of the Standard Oil Co.. iu Hold Hill delivered u load of gas and dlstltlute to thc Di-1 Klo orchard Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. P. I Ktrahan wore vlsiiim,' with Mr. Strahan'fl Riand pnrentii, Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Cami'- licll, In Grants Vans Saturday oven In. " ' Mr. Chiaholm of Footal creek was visiting in this community on Haturday-.. Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Strahan were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. li. Strahan in Jioguo Klver on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. p. K. B:itcinnn of Medford were dinner guests ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Robbins on Sunday. Iuul and "William Struhan, om plovcia of the 4ul orchard were cHlllnjr at tho homo of Mr. and Mi'K. l. I Strahan on Tuesday. Mrs. 8. hitholm upent Thurs day afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Kennston In tlold Hill. T. A. Henderwn's dauRhter, Veta of KaKersficId, Cal., ban been vto itihg with her father for tho past week, and is now visiting with her grandmother, Mrs. Hart at Eagle 1'oint. Mr. and Mr. Fred Kelsoe wore visiting with their parents at Agate and Medford on sunduy. Mr. T. A. Henderson nttended a trl In Medford on Tuemiay. Fred Kelson was visit tug with his father. Mr. t Kelsoo nt Ayate Vcdnewloy evening. tV (7-Ki-Uoe in improving slowly from hi attack of tho (iu. Mr. and M rs, W m . Puhl, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. A. Henderson, and Mrs. Fred Kelsoo all attended the socinl dinner at the W. R. C. hall Salesman "WieU, Fred, hoiv many cases o ' VVjJp of good coffee do you need this trip?." "Better double my usual order, Bill. 'My ; ' citstoniers are all going 'Qolden West'!". Retained QUALITY The firm. mild, juicy ' texture of Frye's "Del ' ' , ', ' icious" Brand Bacon is an unfailing sign of its ever delightful freshness. The original, savory flavor meant for this fine meat delicacy when the raw product was so carefully selected and cured, is retained for you because Frye's products come fresh direct from thc great Frye Plant. for flaky pie-crusts and delicious light biscuits, use Frye's "Wild ' Rose" Lard. Always fresh und has 20'c more shortening ' properties than many substitutes. .. . , o tieiiCMMS BRAND ivy Write to Frye Sf Company, rurtlanti, for Tryt's "Mtat Guide" 187 ttsted recipes. Scad 3e for postage, AM) "Fwythinx the Name Implies" were visitors at the home of Mr, and Mn. 1'. 1. Date man in Med ford Wednesday evening. Summon. for lublinthn. In the Circuit Court of tho titate of Oregon for Jackaon County. City of Medford, a municipal cor poration. PlainUff. M. Walter I. lilack. also Itnown as W. I.. Hlut'k: Mr. Walter Jtlaek. from the rtate of the first publica tion of tills summons, said period of four weeks bcinnfnu the timo prescribed, fur publication hereof. and it you fail ho to appear and nmnvor raid complaint, for want thereof, free and clear of any and all' right, title, estate, lien or inter est of said defendants, or nny of them. nd that each and all of the defendants herein, nnd each and thereof, the plninLff will apply to ' all persona claiming or to claim bv he l ourt for the rclk demanded through or under tnem, or any of In its complaint to-wit; That a ; Uin. be forever enjoined, restrain- ntered adjmlientiti" nv t cd and barred rtKht. till-, .-.statf. Ii,-,. . I tf-liint t,,,- ,.. ,.ut..i i. l.V.' ilitiin 'liii h yuii ur unv nr vim li ,v.. imv i lt-li, mu .'...I wifu ..f WuUcr I,. Wai t; tlm un-l"r il"";' ! " in. tu, or upon i ti-rcst in or to KilU nrunrrtv or known hull ot Walter I.. Bhwk; 1 1'.1" ,";',H'r,,y "l'"-'l-a in tho Hny prtioii thorcur, unll that ulain-KuthU-. n M. Kluik: John loc, ; ' "V of Jdfor.1, Tack,n County, Wf, titlu to mid nrauisea Tbo for husbainl of Kathlran M. Itlnck; f'"t0 t,,( Oi'i-goii, ik-scrlbed as fol- :-'Vi-r outotcil and sut at nit tnc unKnown hiMi-s ol- ivutnioi-h 1 i ' ow stiruntoim u published bv SI. illuvk: .lui-kvon .t'ounly. Oru-' Commcm-lng nt tlio fntorscctlon i or,or of th Ilonorablo II. I). N'or- Oi'orco be emi-riMl ului nit K". i"iuy ikmiih;; i.i'Hii i-.ni- i-t iii-i iM'nii nn,' or Ktroot ' '"ftooiK Juoeo of tho abov- both Hall; John Dor. huMbaml of I" the City of Mi llion!, Orccim ""''J Court, mado and oiilure.rWi Loila Elltabulh Hall; tho un-1 with tho West line of Lindloy i mi'1 Cor' and causo on tho liTj'i known holm of Leila Kli?.aboth Street In wild city, which point ' day of ohi uary, l(:a, prcscrib- Jl.tlli iklt'lll, tt liTIl'. WIUI1W 11 U1'4I P 1.11.11. J14.:.I HP! .! l'ntnk Jl. NVIbIo: Ocnn Wlslo Aomin Molford nnd Dalo Mol frd. hot hutd.tand: tho unknown helm of Frank il. Witrtc: alo all outer person or p a r i l o : un 3v foot from the Siiniiu ast eornor of ' hy "u 1. 1.. No. 4J In r1wn,lup 37i;v"'. .olllh. KaoKo I West v( xhi, V1. orth i ",s '",B summons bo acrved cr of : l,y .""'.'"callon thereof once each tor four consecutivo weeks ! A!rftfoi-,1 t..ii rr-n lamotte Morldlai,. .' ' I daily ncitsimn .,i,ii.i,.j , ' ithenco Xorth iil.im- ih.. '. , i son Couiit iWn.,,, i-V.... V r.V known. olalmliiK any rlchl, title. 'ft ai.l Undky sire-t ass feet; ,s-:'- ls 1,10 lto of tho lirst uub- - ," "'" .- n .,i . ,j. leri: lliem-o Knlltli u "' summons. OMlate OwtiM In tho eoliiplulllt ; '"" f';t; tlii lu e Ilan r, - f,.,.. JOHN' II CAKK TV ln-ri ln. IHfond.int.s. tinner South J.-.,-, fwt , " x-,,wll I UAKRyV- kkvbmiv To Walter I.. Ulaek. also known , lino of mli J1i,, ,b " ,0 Attorney lor riLmiff 3 W. I., lilaek; Mm. Walter U. fcnt 10U toot to the place. If I .. 1'ost t)ffi,;e AddreJ lilack. wife of. Walter I.. Uluik: "'ni..K; Pi . ot be-, .Mrt,,,,1"' tho unknown liolrs of Waller U Also eonilnoii,-.,,, , ., . ' " lilack; Kathleen M. Jilaek; John ' , , ," '" w- .otkv to tlttor, o Vnt Uoo husband of Kathl-on M. Avemio In the t'lty of 8,1 , I , .Ihis. I. lack; the unknown heirs of Kalh- ; Oreeon. Willi tl, w.'. .... "i"1"' i . oli('e la horcliv ley Street in ...i.l on.. '-'"-. nave been puuinte',1 hn boar Kurt 1IV4.23 V,rt""LV ' .OHrt Jackson leen M. lilaek: Leila Klilahelh Hall; John loo, husband of l.ella oears f.ut llT4?r. f , .7 ' , JttCKMtin -niinlv n., l-.lltabeth Hall; tho unknown heirs'6:.6 feet from ih, k i, ? "ortn l-.xeeulrlx of the esti.T . f u. ot IxMla Ktliabe.), Hall; the un- of l. L . ". 0 WPJ ?Tm?.s' f? IL ,'"Jca"1 ""ca!id and 1 known heir, of Krnnk 11. WWo: : Souih. K , i I'l lil?,?1'1" ,; K'nUflcd. All person, havl JlfZZ o all other person, or Prt.Mn.m.ue j herein. " i J," ' ' -!! j fM in the name of the S.a.e of Ore- isiid'Ketw'Ave, u'Too S?,BhJ? M'Sd Su dtn'J '? edf &yreirel,riprdn!anr; before the t day of (our We,'of a!4 fr, i!e" Z$ "f f,.-ISUA M. PAXSON.