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MEDFOTTO IMTTTJ .TnTRTTOT!, MEDFORP, OKEfiOy, TUESDAY. APRTL 16,1929. '
SPRING FESTIVAL
FOR EAGLE POINT
FRIDAY, APRIL 28
EAGLE POINT, Or, April 1
(Special.) The regular meeting of
the Parent-Teachers association
met Friday afternoon with a good
)y number of , members present,
Opening song., "America," by the
assembly. The program was given
by the high school.
Reading. "So Do I," Myrtle Bigs.
by; vocal duet( "Way Down South,
Mary Hannaford and Marguerite
Marshall; reading, "Baseball," Iso
lee Brown; vocal duet, "Sidewalks
of New York," Margaret Brophy
and Rudy Weldman.
Mrs, C.. Davles was presented
with a stewer of pure aluminum
and Geo. Phillips with a handsome
sweater, ; These gifts were In ap
preelatlon of the efforts of both
which made the hot lunch so popu.
lar and successful. Mrs. Bonham
represented the circle in making
the presentation, "
The following officers were elect
ed for the year 1929-1930: Presl
dent, " Mrs. Bltterllng; vlce-presl
dent, Mrs. Jack Florey; secretary,
Miss . Burt, and treasurer, . Mrs.
Grace Cowden. . , v. .
The ways and means committee
for the month of May are Mrs.
Spencer, chairman: Mrs. Weldman
Mrs. Myrtle Smith, Mrs. Morgan,
Mrs. Clements and Mr. Cavles.
At a motion of the circle, the
fair and spring carnival was post
poned Until April 26th, owing to
the prevalence of measles in a mild
form at this time. . ,r:.
' Among the Eagle Pointers at
tending the minstrel show nt Reese
creek Friday evening were Mr. and
Mrs. Bonham, Mrs. Myrtle Hmith,
Marguerite Marshall, John Greli,
Alvln Greb, Clarence Greb anil
Harold Greb. The show was spon
sored by the P.-T. A. and was a
reat success, .
Mrs. Myrtle Smith and Harold
Greb were shopping In Medford
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mr.s M. C. Plttman have
returned to tholr home on McNoll
creek, after spending the winter
In the south. Mr. Plttman Is a war
veteran and finds this climate in
the summer beneficial la ' his
health. ; t . ;.
Buddy Greb celebrated his. 16th
birthday anniversary Sunday, April
Mrs. Myrtle Smith , visited1 Mrs.
George etowoll at the Rogu'o River
sanitarium at Jacksonville, and re
ports that Mrs. Stowell Is much
better. -
Prof. C. E. Englehardt and- son
Hugo were In town Saturday-even
Ing driving a brand, -new Ford
coach.
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stages minstrel
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REESE CREEK, Ore.. April 16
(Special) Th darky minstrel
given last Friday night, April 12,
by the P.-T. A. was pronounced
a grand success and was attended
by one of the largest crowds ever
gathered at Reese Crock, The
program was as follows:
"Old Black J06 Chorus.
An Invitation Aunt Dinah and
Eveline.
Jig Dick.'
Harmonica selection Little
Rube, -
Preacher and De Bear Trio.
" Riders of Dreams.
Madison, loose -J o 1 n t e d lory-
looklng man; Lucy, his wife:
Booker, their -son; Williams,
neighbor. ,i ' i
Violin solo Aunt Dinah.
' Comedy Prltchett and Trusty.
JKbeuen, Reuben Trio,
- Black Clouds Mrs. Cuticle Hie.
'flooten, Mrs. Tacoma, Washington.
"Carry Me Back to Old Vlr
glnny" -Sambo.
Piano selection Mandy,
Banjo solo Prllohett.
Hush Money Soapsuds and
Agony.
Duet Mnndy and Snowball.
Some Shadows In Dairying
Rast us nnd Lavender.
Polly Wooly Doodle Chorus.
Aunt Jemima was present In
her bright, colored costume glvinif
out Jemima pancake flour and
some little pamphlets of recipes.
Peanuts and homemade candy
were sold at five cents a bag,
which was greatly enjoyed Juclg
Ing by the way the supply (11
mlnlshed.
Vf naif nnA inn Wlllnr,! .mnrin
a business trip to Waldo, their
old home, April 14. ,
C W. Waddell nnd fnmlly were
tradings with one of the modern
country stores In Eagle Point
Saturday,
Rev. It., Ortrrnth and evangelis
tic party, who assisted In the re
cent revival at Reese Creek, are
beginning services In the Mission
church at Eagle Point this weok.
Rev. GrltTlth la a member of
the Nasareno church and a firm
believer In the old-fashioned gos
pel that saves from sin.
Reese Creek enjoyed one of the
best rains In many weeks on Sun
day, April 14, bearing out the
slogan that It rains most on nights
nnd Sundays. - .
The title of next Sunday's les
son has to do with the comfort
of God' people Is. 40:1-11. "As
on whom his mother comforteth,
so will I comfort you." (Is. 68:15).
The above golden text fully -
- plains who our "best, friend Is.
Come, lot us learn more of him.
Sand. Contract will be award
ed April 21 for construction of
bridge across Bandy river approxi
mately two miles north of this
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SNOW MELTING IN
T PITT AREA BRITISH
MT. PITT, Camp No. 2, April 16.
(Special.) About four Inches of
new snow fell April 10th and is
melting fast.
. Falling and bunching- crews are
anxiously awaiting goud weather
conditions so they may resume
their work. -':
Pet Lorentzen, head cake
maker .at camp 2, has been In
Medford 'on business for the past
two days.
Many deer come near camp 2,
apparently looking for salt. They
seem' to,, be wintering well.
J. A.. Crump and P. J. Gorman
motored to town today on business.
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Winifred Coming Back.
HOLLYWOOD, Cal.. April 16.
' (P) Winifred Westover. di
vorced wife of William S. (Bill)
Hart, announced today through
United Artists studio that after
nearly nine years' absence from
tho films, she shortly will ra-enler
screen - work. - The studio an
nounced that Miss Westover will
play tho title role In the screen
version of , "Lummox, tannic
Hurst novl. .
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; Heir Found Kluln
HAS BEKNARDINO, Cel., April
16. UP) J. J. Hull, 86, who recent
ly Inherited small fortune, was
found dead Jh his cabin with his
head erushed nnd face.slached.
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SHANGHAI, April 16. () A
telegram from Jchang, Huper pro
vlnrA. km Irt thrAA Ttr-lt lah imllnrq I
were wounded when a : British
gunboat was fired upon from the
banks of tho Yangtze Klang, near
that city.
The gunboat Tern had gone up
the river to the rescue of British
ships, in view of a report that
shipping was being held up . by
rifle fire 12 miles from Ichang.
Fighting has been going on at
this point between ationalUt
forces and a' retreating "Wuhan
army. . j : . - - -j.-i.. - '.P ' .(., '.,!
BUTLER 'EXCELLENT' !
- . AFTER OPERATION
SALEM GAS WAR I
DECLARED ENDED;
SALEM, Ore., April 16. (P) I
Members of the Salem Gas Dealers' i
association refused to concede to
day that the gasoline price war In
the city still persists, although one
service station was pumping motor
fuel to Its customers at 20 cents a
gallon.
A week ago dealers at a meeting
voted to establish a 23-cent price
and members of the association de
clare they are going to maintain
this price. regardless of whether or
not Independent dealers undersell
them. . ,
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SALEM, pre., April IS. UP)
Merger of the Pacific Fruit &
Produce, company and the Kyon
Fruit company, the two largest
fruit companies operating In- the
Pacific northwest, Into the general
fruit -corporation was announced
here today In letters receiyed by
the local branches from the head
quarters offices In Seattle.
The new corporation is capital
ized at (10,000,000 and will con
trol 65, branches of the merged
companies In Washington, Oregon,
California, Idaho, Montana, Utah,
and British ' Columbia, . which do
an annirtU:,busiriess of over 30j-
000,000. )-. ,-.
Now is the time lllDDN
to fix up your
MODEL T FORD
X'WW vnntf Anrll 16. (JPl Dr.
Nicholas Murray Hutler, president
of Columbia university, unaerweni
an operation for gallstones at the
Presbyterian hospital this morning
and his condition was afterwards
described as "excellent."
Baker. Oarage will be erected
in near future to house four of
city's automobiles.
WASHINGTON, April 16. (P)
The senate Judiciary , committee
was summoned today by Chair
man Norrls to .'meet Wednesday
to consider- the Inquiry--, ordered
previously Into the right of Secre
tary Mellon ,td" continue In office.
Plans for the investigation will
be determined at the meeting. It
Is the desire' of ' some members
that Mr. Mellon: be1 called before
the committee to detail his prop
erty hnldliiKs- - '
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RECEIVE HEAVY FINES
NEW 'YORK, April 16. (P) Ten
men. who pleaded guilty to main
taining a nuisance at the Salon
Royale, Broadway night club
where Texas Gulnan was hostess
before it was raided by prohibition
agents, today were -fined from $50
to $250 by Federal Judge Edwin S.
Thomas, ' 1 v
It satisfies our mps
vuiruri -
tjasudtous
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RlCBT now, after winter lay-ups and winter driving, is.
the time to go over your Model T and find out just what
it needs in the Way of replacement parts and adjustments.
For a very small cost, you may be able to protect and
maintain your investment in the car and get thousands ,
of miles of additional service.
To help yon get the fullest use 'from your ear, ihe
Ford Motor Company is still devoting a considerable
section of its plants to the manufacture of Model T parts
and will continue to. do so as long as they are needed '
- by Ford owners. , , ' ' - - . . .
These parts are quickly available through Ford deal
ers in every section of the country. Note the low prices
in the partial list given below:
PUton and pin . . ' . . . . V . . $1.40
Connecting rod ' - - 1.60
Crankshaft. . , -'. . '-. ... . . . . 10.00 .
Cylinder bead , .... 6.00
Cylinder . . , . " . .. ....... 20.00 j
Time gear . .75
Time gear cover - .' - . ..' - 1.00
Crankcase . - - -. . , . ... .. . . . . . . : 12.00 ;
Magneto eoil assembly- - - 5.00
Flywheel ... ..... . . 13.00
Transmission gear shaft- '.'...-; . .... 1.65
Transmission' cover ... . 6.00 .
Clutch pedal ' - .. . . .. . ... .65
Steering gear assembly (less wheel and bracket) . - 8.50
Starter drive - 4.25
Cenerator - - ' - , . ' 12.50 '
Battery - . . . . . . . . . 8.50
Carburetor - - .'. . . . . . 3.00
Vaporizer assembly (with fittings) ...... 9100
Rear axle shaft - - - - . - 1.75
Differential drive gear " . . . .... . 3.00
L'nlvessl joint assembly .' . ' r . ' . " . 2.50
lirive shaft pinion . . . . . . . . 1.50
Front axle - - . . .' .' . . . . .' . 9.00 '
Spbidle eonneeting rod 4 .' : . ' 1.75 ' :
Front radius rod '- .,,..'.. 1.80- -
Rear sprina - - . - - ' . . : . . . 6.00
Radiator less shell (1917-23) . - - . 15.00
Radiator less shell (1923-27) . ' . . . . 14.00
Hood (1917-1925) ......... 6.50
Hood (1926-27) black .... . . . 7.00
Gasoline tank 6.00 -
Front fenders (1917-1925) each ' - 4.00
Front fenders (1926-1927) each ...... 5.00
Rear fenders (1922-1925) each . - . . . 3.75 1
Rear fenders (1926-1927) each - 4.00
Running board - - ... . . 1.25
Horn (battery type) - - - . . - 1.50
Headlamp assembly (1915-26) pair. - - - 5.50
Touring car top (1915-25) complete. .... 27.00
Touring ear top ((1926-27) complete. In el odes curtains
, and curtain rods ......... . . . - - . . . 35.00 .
These prices are for parts only, but the charge for
labor is equally low. It is billed at a flat rate so you nur
know in advance what the job will cost. . ,
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Houses of Pnrlin- " ;.
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Square. See the
places yrJu've read
about. Spend pari of
i your summer . in '
, London. Bookings
are now being made '
on palatial Canadian
Pacific liners., down
the famous St.
Lawrence route...,
only four days on
the open Allan tic
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. Canadian Pacific ' Travellers
, Cheques (ittntl ihe Wortd Over.
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