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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL T Second Section Six Pages RBBUNE Second Section Six Pages "M-riltmtwtb Yaw MEDFORD, OREfiOX. THURSDAY, MARCH 21, .199. No. 360. than any celebration that could be presented hero. I A complete program, with tho vnrious numhcin significant of tho pear industry in nil its stains, ; has been worked out by Miss liar- j rigor, ns well as the musical ac- j cornpanimcnts, for bath group acts; and solo presentations. ' , LGATHE A pear festival, Interpreting the lfW Industry, in songs, dances, pantomimes and music, to he en- acted by children from . the va- rious city schooin in some appro-! priate outdoor location, is tho plan which Miss Maud Hai-rigor, i physUal education Instructor, will ( carry out in Medford this year,: in place of the regular May f es-. lival. Uecause of the local appeal, and ; the outside publlcliy such an en- j tcrtainment project would attract i to Medford and the ltoguc Klveri valley, the school board mny pre-1 pent the plan before tho chamber i of commerce and other civic or-j ganizations, whoso oo-operntion will be enlisted In Its support. As rose festivals, cherry, straw- i berry '. and other carnivals repre- j pent certain - well known commu nities, a pear festival is thought j by local officials to express Med-j ford and southern Oregon more 'The Michigan Kid" Showing at Rialto VETERAN OF M TRIES NEW BREED ''.,.. v. j .i,f The most spectacular forest fire scenes ever filmed for.u motion pic ture appear In natural colors in the stupendous production of Ilex Reach's novel, "The Michigan Kid," which will have its local premiere at the llialto' theaier tooay with Henee Adoreo nnd C'onrnd Nagel in the stellar roles. An actual forest fire raging in the mountains furnished the back ground for these exciting scenes. The surroundings are unusually beautiful, with a river running through the forest, a large falls and massive. pine trees flanking the stream. Done in natural colors, these scenes showing tho leading characters escaping down tho ril'er in n? canoe between banks of burn ing trees and finally going over the falls, are especially realistic and terrifying. : DEnHY. Ore., March 21. iSpe clall On Saturday "evening. March 1 16, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill Rave ;a card and dancing party in honor of Mrs. 'Hill's father, Krwln Hill, I a veteran of the Civil war. There were 25 people present to enjoy the social gathering. Music was ; supplied by a neighborhood orches tra. A delicious supper was served , nt midnight, and when the party i broke up everyone reported hav j ing had a good time. Those pres ent were: Mr. ami Mrs. H. K. IWehh and daughter, Frances; Mr. !and Mrs. Fred Dunlap and family, mts. wen w ertz, Mr. and Mrs. ; Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Jim King, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Humphrey, jKrwin Koeuig, P. S. lean, Al Rob inson, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ueou I and family Krnlo Deen, Shirley 'Smith nnd Lorraine Smith. TICA HERE is no necrl to suffer from sciatica nor neuritis or neuralgia longer than it takes to invoke .the aid of Haver Aspirin. These talilets are an effective anti dote for t lie most acute pain; and tile quickest means of breaking a cold or stopping headaches. Perfectly harm less to anvhodv, for doctors will tell vou thev do not -1 ilepre,ss the heart. So woinen !need not hesitate to use them on days which would olher f wise he fraught with pain. Just he certain to get genuine Aspirin it has 1 layer on the box and on every tablet. Mrs. Merle Peon called on Mr. and Mrs. if. K. Webb Monday evening, March IS. ' Mr. and Mrs. Itert Chambers' ami family visited Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Webb Sunday. March 17. Mr. and Mts. Arch Waterman of Tnlont visited Mr! nnd Mrs. Fred Dunlay and family last Sunday. Hen Ton ley of Camp No. l at nutlw Falls called on Frank Dun lap. Sunday, March 17. Mr. and Mrs. William Dunlap called on Mrs. Dunlnp's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Kert Chambers, Fri day, March 13. Mrs. Hen Wertze visited her sis ter, Mrs. Arch Cook, in llutte Falls Tuesday, March li. Wesley Marion has been absent from Bchool for two days wilh a bad case of hives. Zella Dunlap lias also been out of school with a sore throat. Mrs. Chester Parsons and Miss Ona Wilder viHited Mrs. A. U Smith Monday, March IS, Mr. ami Mrs. Kay Parlsot, Mr. and Mrs Merle Deen and father, P. X.. Deen, made a business trip to Medford, Wednesday, March 20., Mr. and Mrs. Harris of Talent have traded their farm there Tor Mr. Maun'B I20acre ranch which is just opposite the. per by school. The school will; as a result, receive an Increase iu Its enrollment as the Harrises have two boys of school age. Mrs. Eva Carloss, the primary teacher at the Derby school, was suddenly called to her home in Phoenix on Thursday, March 14, on account of serious illness at home. She has been unable to re sume her duties this week, hut we all hope that everything Is going on satisfactorily for her at home. J Tattle and Hnymond Chambers made a business trip to tinuln Point Tuesday evening, Slarch Ifl. ! (fly Mury O. farcy-) 1 KDKX PIEKCIXOT, Ore., Mar. 21. (Special.) One d.tv !::st week ; t visited tho White Wing poultry j farm to look at the pen of beaut i j ful. Austraorps which Mr. I-oi-k-i wood has recently imported. These I birds are jet black in color and are , a wry large breed. The pullets 'which are n o t grown y e t weigh seven pounds, while the cock 1 weighs nine. Mr. Lock wood has no eggs to sell but will set every j egg the hens lay. From six pul ; lets he gets five and six c;;gs. The eggs are a rich brown in color and i are large size. ! In-speaking of this pen. reminds j me how little the poultry people ! of this county seem to know about jan industry which it has taken ten ; years of earnest nnd conscientious ; work to build up. We read of such I firms in Washington and t'allfor i nin and think they must be of great worth to the community In . which they are located, but wo do ; not support our own. : Kd Ilaihltn Is suffering with n ! badly poisoned hand, from orchard j spray. The dope ate into his little j finger to the bone nnd several : other deep sores appeared on tho j back of his hand. I Mrs. Let a Furry visited her brothers Lloyd and Louie Colvcr and families, last Sunday and Mrs. Hamlin at the Ku iry homo last Mnmlaq. Mrs. Wilbur Jones of Klamath Falls visited al tho Lloyd Cnlver come for a short time lust Sunday, and expects to bo In the valley tills week to attend the meeting of the V. A. It. in Medford. Lyle Jli iner nnd his partner have been hauling their logs to the Tomlin mill in Medford, from Wagner Creek. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pruett and daughter Margery were in Medford Monday evening. Mr. Pruett went to the wrestling match. Mrs. (Minndler and daughter Irene were visiting with Mrs. Chandler's mother, Mrs. Anna Simpson in Medford Tuesday. Mrs. Lena Stevens has engaged a thousand baby chicks from the White Wing Poultry farm to be delivered on tho 3rd of April. Plans aro being made to hold a sunrise ' service on ihn hill near Phoenix, south of where the reser voir Is situated. ' If anyone has never been present at one of these services, you should make it a point to enme, as you have no idea of the solemn grandeur, the in spiration which you may bo able to experience at this early Innrn ing service. It will he sponsored by the ( F. union nnd is unde- noiueuation.il. ' pring tin Christ i sjiirit with you and get riil joy joul of i ln r.ieetiiiK. 1 f 1 The wide circle of friends nnd i acqU-iintHiues of Mrs. Leta Furry 1 are enjoying her presence in meir j midst again. At church and in the Neighbor of Woodcraft ns well ns ame-ag. her pioneer friends, she ( hjts been receiving that hearty welcome which warms one's heart. Mrs. Furry says she has enjoyed I her slay In Los Angeles but she ! loves her home town bejt. We want to keep m mind that good chicken dinner and tiic many nice things you can buy at too 'spring Itaxuui on April 2d at the j Phoenix church. " . Mrs. Fdna Iteeson was very sick i with flu at the homo of her molh t er, -Mrs. Irene Wells last Mondaq. Mrs. Wells has hired u woman to . lake care of the farm for a week ; or ten days and is going down to ; Uichardson's Springs to recuper- ate. Mrs. Watt and Mrs Charley I McCIain of Phoenix were out i Tuesday afternoon soliciting for l donations for the Woodman sup j per 'to hegiven soon for the pur j pose of clearing a small debt on the hall. t The Phoenix Presbyterian Sun day seoool is rehearsing nif Kusler ,Iimiiiii entitled. 'The King's llltih . way." This drama will be given ai the new Presbyterian ' church ; and promises to be very Interest -: ing. Your correspondent and Mr. and Mrs. i. M. Parker went out west ,' of Phoenix Tuesday morning to ' look a I some poultry. We found . nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. tilthert a most up-to-date poultry establishment. Tbet;e are many little new homes In that section and nil of them are built on later and moie modern plans than In . former years. Many have small .orchards and some have Utile . k roves of filberts, which seem to be doing fine. Wo are in receipt of an an nouncement of anot :icr business .enterprise in the little town of .Talent, that of the Parks (iroce- teria. Talent seems to bo getting quite a lot of new business this spring. The owners re persons . who have come into the valley and are locating permanently nnd spending their money in business investments. Mrs. (J. R. Satehwell of Medford .was calling on .Mrs. S. P. Barno btirg on Tuesday of this week. Kenneth Parnehurg who was ! visiting in town a few days last week witn bis mother, has return ed to his home in Fast Fden. Kenneth is working in town part of the town where his undo Marry Parneburg is. Mrs. nr. Miller and daughter Marie of near Phoenix, wern Ash land visitors last Tuesday. Land buyers are again making investigations of some of the fine home tracts along the highway south of Phoenix. Talent also is enjoying a land boom. The new home-seekers are mostly southern people, T.ilent Irrigation company has turned in water and many lire tak ing advantage of the early surplus to flood tiieir nlfalfu fields. Mr. Watkins of Phoenix is kept pretty busy these days with his big spray-rig, as ho Is an experi enced man with the spray nozzle. Heigh Count Actvptod. XliWMAilK FT, Kngland. March 21. - - (Pt The American racer, Peigh fount is among the horses i accepted for the Newbury Spring ' cup trials, April Pi. 1 le was al 1 lotted a top weight of KM! pounds. ! lieiKh Count !k reported doing I well tit exercise on tho famous heath. . I Mali Tribune nils are rend by Jrt.nnn OAnpln everv dnv. tf SCENIC EFFECTS IN LEGION REVUE TO BE FEATURED Kin borate scenic effects seldom seen outside the large metropolitan centers will be a feature of the "Legion Revue" to be staged nt thi Craterlan theater, Monday, April ; 1st, according to report. The scenery is being prepared under the direction of Tom Sweni. . former art director of a large mo- ' i Ion picture studio of Hollywood. .' and Is said to be most unique. Clever lighting effects will add much to the beauty of the scenes. each of which has a special local appeal. i Rehearsals for the big show are being held regularly ami with the . splendid array of talent available In Medford post, a high-class pro- 1 dnetion Is assured. ' l i. :ns 1 ku " " .... .-, 1 ! Coated Aspirin id Ibc trade murk f l!:i.vtr Mumif jvtnro "C Mniioiii'iilouc liU'irLPr fit .Sullcvtkaclrl Sommander Byrd, on His South Pole Expedition, Is Using BURGESS RADIO BATTERIES Because of their exacting uniform ity, absolute dependability nnd long life, 'Commander Bvrd know that lie could relv upon BUHGKSS BA J)IO JJATTEBIKS to send to the anxiously waiting world the news of his explorations. He knew tljat BUKOKSS' method of utilizing chrome in hattery m;iufacture fur ther assure their long life. Captain "Wilkins and other famous explorers also' depend upon BUB KSS BAIT KB IKS. You. too, are . plavinar safe when vou choose BrnC.KSS radio batteries. G Saturday, '.April rf. n. - purty of Snniits Is offnrcd tho opportunity lor a rent community good turn. Tho flro.of ldL'2 Iminod oft tho tri'i'S on tho Medford wntcrnhod, nnd If la plnnnod to co-operate with the forHt Hcrvico in refoi e.ninc ly planting trees, which they will furnlxh. We will thus he nble to perform a service, which will permnnontlv aid in protecting the Hourco of supply of Mndford'8 water nystem. Kach troop will send n. patrol of older Scouts, under the S. 1. I., or Homo one dewiKnated ns pntrol leader.. These patrolM should be registered at headquarters nt once. Court ot honor, Mfdforrt Thurs day, March 28. at the court house. ('ourt of honor, CJrnnts I'ass. Wednesday, March 27, nt the court house. A luncheon for every Scout master In the council will he hel-1 Saturday, March 30. Rome vlsit Inff executives will ho present. .1 - Ki f Poisoned UtW In Colors! Three Attractive New Colors Are Now Available on Royal Wood Ranges $5950 Beautiful New St. Clair Ranges at $66.25 You can now choose white, "green or cafe colors The price, too, is amazingly low. Medford's Popular Credit Store! Southern Oregon's Largest Stock of House Furnishings ; V,. 3C j Gem Safety Razors Given Away Free I Tne (iem Safety Hazor r-urporn-tlon 'profont a very attractive of- 1 for in their nd in this lwue. With oveiy iiOc tuhe of Mennen'H men- : ihol-lceil shnvins rneani, they are Klvinn a 24-knrnt pold plnted Oern fufety razor, with two blurt, free, ' .The ehnvJnfr cronm i ndver- Used oh "Invigorating nnd refresh , inR nnd coo In the hkin," while the ; r;izor in 'Vunranuy-d Ju.st the nam ! an thouffh you nought it epn t rney for tho full purrhano price," t' The razor ran he hd nt the f dealer in. Medford nnd throiiKh ' out tills' tin dins nrc.i. Watch your tftnciM't f tonKUO f.q eoateil In the murnlnK and you have n bad tate In tlit: mouth. 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