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o Medford Mail T Second Section Six Pages Second Section Six Pages Dalljr Tvtntr-routth Yetf. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL' o, 1929. No. 14. TREES SUFFER NO FROST DAMAGE IN TABLE ROCK AREA TABLE ROCK. Ore., April 5. (Special) Smudging lias been car ried on for several nights by local orchardists, who report no bad ef faitts so far from freezing tempera ture. Oil trucks were kept busy all day Sunday and most of the niRht refilling oil tanks that had been drained to supply fuel for the pre vious night's smudging. Among Sunday visitors here were J. S. Kit'hardxon and family of Bcall Lane, John Dodge and family and Eva Nealon ol AledTord, and O. T. Wilson of Sams Valley. Con DeVore, proprietor ol' the City meat -market of Medford, pur chased a truck load of fat cattle here Monday. Several from here attended the Easter service at the Central Point churches last Sunday morning. Miss Nellie Elgun of the West Side district has been employed to teach the upper grades for the next school year in this district. Mr. and Mrs. Hav of Kansas, old friends of the Wilson family, vis ited for a few days last week at Isnu home. Mr. and Mrs. touring the country and were (piile favorably impressed with this valley. A party iu search of n farm in this section called on several of our land owners the first of the week. Wild flower beds in this section were visited by hundreds of people last Sunday who secured many beautiful bouquets but, owing to LOI COMMITTEE PUTS N (By Mrs. Myrtle Whipple) RtKUp 1UVEK, Orv., April 5. (Special) Sam Sundry, who has been receiving medical treatment at Portlund for an injured hand, returned Saturday to his home at (By Mrs. Myrtle Whipple) ! ROGUE RIVER, Ore., April. 5. (Special) A meeting of the Rogue j River farm loan committee was ; called recently to appoint someone I to fill the secretaryship made va- ! Sunday visitors at the "Wiley and Carter' homes wer Air. and Mrs. Clinton "Viley and small daughter, Marian, and Mr. and Mrs. tleorge Wiley, all of McCloud, Calif., and Mamie Culbertson and son, Paul, of Ashland. ' Elmer Milton has .purchased a new Plymouth coupe. Mr- and Mrs. Will Pyhurn of Medford visited the J. M. Whipple family Sunday. The Live Oak Grange at Rogue River held Us semi-monthly meet ing , on Monday, .April 1. Mr. Wes terfield and Mr. Parker gave in teresting talks during the lecture hour. Quito a large crowd al tended the dance given at Rogue River Satur day night and a fine time was re ported. Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Malley were guests at the She pa id homo Sun day. Mr. O'Malley is district man ager for the Chicago Portrait com pany. After a severe illness, Mrs. Lelah Shops rd is again able to resume her duties at the library. Mrs. Percy Thomas is ill at her home in Ron no 1 1 Ivor. M rs. the cold weather, the white lamb ; Thomaa has a iart in the nla. "The tongues hardly blossom fast enough j Great Plummer Breach of Promise to supply the demand. Case." but because of her illness Will Uydiard, the Medford mer- wm be unable to piny, and Miss Rogue River and has again under- cant by tne deatn of Mr Hurd of taken his work at the dredge on ,Mm1forl. J. R. Rowen. who was Fools creek. elected fteerntnrv. resiirnpri .the of- ited for tfk.Wils Jufy are chant, was an Easter visitor here Sunday with home folks. fice of president to fill this, and H. l Whetstone of Central Point was elected president. Ed Dimmick has purchased n new Chrysler sedan. Wallace IjO Moine and small sister, Donna Mae, who have been ill with scarlet fever, are recover ing rapidly. Albert Dennis Is 111 with the flu and unable to drive the school bus. Jimmmie Rlackburn is substituting for him until he is able to resume his duties. Mrs. Charles Mack and children, Katherinjft and Waller, have ar rived for an etxended visit wijh Mrs. Mack's mother, Mrs. Thomp son. Final negotlatolns are being made for ihe Improvement of the road bftwocn Rogue River and Grants Pass. Enterprise Grange of Weimer will give an old fashioned dunce April 6. Prizes will he given for the most old fashioned couple pres ent. Ladies are to bring box j lunches and the men will draw for , partners and pay ono-helf cent per pound for the lady ho draws. This will he the last dance of the sea son, and nil grangers and their ' friends are Invited. Mrs. Minerva Bliss has been visitinc for theorist few rlnva with Martha Laws Is to be substituted. her rtllUKhter. Mrn. James Wiley. jne or ine juikuc mver uuiium Mrj, w t Teni?ler. Mmn Adam Emlg. J tarry Nealon and I wnich iH attracting attention Is that 1 and M'r 'd ri v Aiwlorunn vara In l oti f rtrrf nn ' - - .. .. ,,. miu Max Anderson were in Medford on Monday where they appeared be fore U. S. Commissioner Florey to witness for John Vaughn, who is filing on government land on lower Table Rock. Krnest Hostel of ihe Mall Trib une reportoiial staff attended the Ietlng of tho Table Hook Com- Mrs. A. A. Mfithos fill that of Joe SliulU,'- Mr. Shults re- ot Grants Pass, were dinner guests ports that he has removed 40 tons nt the Pred DeKler home Sunday. Mrs. Clarence "Williams spent of ore which assay $40 a ton. T. B. Nixon of Klamath Falls lias purchased Fred Ilorton's bar ber shop. A Kl-eat many improve ments nre beinp mode and ' Mr. Nixon hopes to give Kogue" River V" "B Y 7 '"..r,,, ; model up-to-date shop. iiLuuu, m uu , '"B.- No,i.,e o( a meeting, has been .".'.n l ,a'k ?.tn rjS' PM y the school clerk for the tlon of building an airport at Med- j mrpom Jo( 0eotnK a ew (llrcctor The Easter services and program11" AJ''S,X,1!;o"'!'0( o. .... t.. wcently movfld- to .Centwil.. Point. , .-.lliiuny CYC.....H ri.;ura..i-.v , ,,, ,, ,i.. Sunday with her father, Mr. Stev ens, who Is recovering from a para lytic stroke. Guests at the "Warren home Sun day were Mr. and Alr. Ion Dim mick and children, Paul. Maxlno and Donald, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill White. , Mrs. Howard Robbing nnd chil dren. Clyde and Hulli; are visiting with r'elaltves hi Uomie Ttlvoiv no. ,. r ,iiuiri,.t n,l nilmr Alvin Williams nn dtwo dangh- fo,. 1.tlll.ninr ,,,. ,,,. ,:v.. parts of the valley. An excellent ;'1M's of Central Point visited J. M. K(,ni, M,.a nobblns plans to visit program in charge of Frank Hart j Whipple Saturday. with relatives at field Hill. ' was carried out by the children of! Mr. Waldron, jvho Is employed itehard Scott, who has been III the various Sunday school classes. ' the Foots creek dredge, suffered wth nfUenza for the past week. nu. ..., nno n ihla sactinii severe -bufBi about tho face from i imri.. ,. ,mi ,. .,..,., . was well pleased with the results . an acetylene mrcn mat ween. of the recent airport houti election held in Medford. At the last regular meeting of Ihe Table Rock Community club a fair sized crowd listened to a program of songs, readings and in strumental music and witnessed the showing of several good reels of Copco pictures. A committee was appointed to find the Bentlment or the neighbor hood in regard to arranging an ex hibit for Ihe county fair. Schoodl Notes The following are some Items handed in by the fourth "Oilers of our school: The fourth grade decided to write newspaper reports for Knglish and he them put in the paper with the Table Rock Items. Bob Gage. The Table Rock school puts money In the bank every Tuesday, so when we are grown wo will have more money. (loldie Chandler. Mr. Tellefson said that- the Tame KAISER'S SISTER LEFT LONG US! OF DEBTS AND A WRIST WATCH return to his work. PLAN AMATEORl'LAY FOR CENTRAL POINT E (By E. H. Strohmeier) CENTRAL POIXI, ore., April 5. (Special) Some of the members of Pomona Grange met nt Central BONN', Germany, April 5. VP) Creditors of the bankrupt Victoria Subkoff, nee Princess Victoria Hohenzollern nnd sister of the for mer kaiser, learned today at their first meetimr that within half a year Princess Vlctorln had nccumu- Point Wednesday evening and are lated debts totaling 6CO.O00 marks working out a drill team for county (approximately $165,000) which i work. she has scarcely any assets to I The Central Point Grange will cover. I meet Friday evening and the la- As to Victoria's assets even her dies will have charge of the lecture Rock primary rooni has saved the ldo not bclonB lo' tho jiohenzollern some of the amateurs, also some most of all the single rooms laai princes!1 mlt nre tno )ro)c.r,y of, songs and instrunioHtnl music. vinnn. w oo.v . hpp firt htiMhiiiurR fiimiiv. she ilhe wheat and harlev that was j herself owns only second rate 1 damaged by tho heavy frosts of Jewelry and a wrist watch, she last week nre again starting out has a yoarly penxlon of 39,000 green from the roots. Anbury Beall marks (about 9750) from her ! says he does not remember when husband's family, the Schaumburg-Wheat was so nadly damaged hy I.lppes. . . frost.' There may be a question ins to what the outcome will be. A A little orango rind grated Into little more moisture would help he visits. We saved ?4.(s last week. We all saved last time. Janice Nealon. The children at the Table Rock school hsd an Easter egg hunt on Friday afternoon. We had a real good time at our hunt, iffe had 301 e&SH it) find. Libby Hamilton. Friday evening, March 29, Table Rock school had a community meet Iiie. Some men from the Copco had a moving picture show. They I showed Ihe Itfedford airport and Krazy Kat. Nita Newman. the cinnamon und sugar in which 'grain and alfalfa to a great extent doughnuts are dipped makes a , nnd penhaps nl fruit would be plnii.innt variation. ' benefited. - 1 1 EAGLE PT. GRANGE i Official) jU tne last meeting me i-um-inanity projects committee report- ed on a community squirrel pois oning campaign to he inaugurated with the approval of the Orange. K. O. Fowler, county agent, was: present and talked on the maklnsj and distributing of squirrel poison! nnd the approximate cost. hIko of the method of exterminating go- i phcrs. Arrangements were made where- l by Mr. Fowler would make the poisoned barley and put It up In three, five and ten-pound pack- aces, which would be noId to farm- ' en of the community for eitjht rents a pound. ; This poisoned barley will be ready for the farmers Monday, April 8th, nnd can be had at the home of It. A. Weidman. chair- .! man of the community projects committee. The farmer should take ndvan tace of this opportunity to secure the poisoned barley at surh a re- U'cd price and should lose no -ne In Keltlnc it distributed, as )$ the first brood of squirrel Is now rein reared. 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