Medford mail tribune., April 17, 1929, Page 7, Image 7

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OF ARRANGEMENT
FOR SHRINE MEET
O. 0. Alenderfor has been ap
pointed chairman of thn fjpnoral
! eommHte'o of. Shrine who , will
have complete nharco of the entr
l talnmunt and other details of fouai
i ness of the Shrine conclave and
;j cremonlal to be hold here the 27th
v.of thl month. ServInK on tho
' general committee wlih Air. Alen
derfer are O. O.'Lemmon and llow-
ard Scheffel of Medford. Ham
. Hakerand A. K. Cass of Ornnts
Pass. Bam McNair and Andy 11c
Callen of Ashland.
A number . of auxiliary commit
tees which will work with the gen
eral committee have also been ap
pointed and constat of parade com
mittee, Paul McDonald, chairman:
decorating committee, Walter Lcv
erett, chairman: public safety com
1 mlttee, C. C. MeCredle, chairman:
banquet committee, Clyde lOnkin,
chairman; publicity committee.
Jlenry Fluhrer, chaiiman; golf
committee, Vernon Vawter, chair
man; hospitality committee, O. R.
Chapman, chairman, and member
ship committee, L. P. Older, chair
man, l .
Regular meetings of all commlt-
tee chairmen are being held nnd
final touches are being put on to
what appears to be a most com
plete, and comprehensive program
of entertainment for the thoimnnd
Fruit cocktails arc .
delicious and good to serve
EVERY time you serve a fruit cocktail, you bring
enjoyment and health to your table. Every time
you cut up, say a grapefruit, some pineapple, an orange,
a banana sprinkle it all with powdered or confectioner's
sugar, and let it stand a little you make that cocktail
so delicious that it can mean even more to health.
The sugar dissolves and blends the flavors of the fruits.
It is this blending power of sugar that families rely on
so much. Sugar adds to the enjoyment of combinations
: of the health-foods. Then a sprinkling of sugar accents
the flavor of a single health-food . . . accents the flavor
of strawberries, for example . . . sharpens up the flavor of
'.. peas ..when, they. qaalu, ." :
Two fruits, two vegetables, are the daily rule. Use these
two powers of sugar to give zest to their flavors to
make them more inviting. The best cooks are generous
with sugar. The Sugar Institute.
vM America's
Biggest Seller!
lie Ribbon
M
alt Extract
Distributed by Enriers Wholesale Grocery Co., Ashland and Medford, Ore,
Trowbridge
E.rvthinn In Lumber
Distributors for Johns-Mannville Roofing
Trowbridge Cabinet Works
Cabinets, Wlndowa, Doora, Screene, Etc.
Tha Old Reliable Eatabllahed In 1908
Whan In need of ANYTHING for Building, Phona 138.
We ean be of real aervlee to you. .
OE301
" so Shrlneis who will nVade
sout hrm n ... invaue
in., ,1,. . nn .uetiford dur-
ire Kt " lnd'"on
across ,1, J""8 Wl" trav"
IhHnt, l'nlng sands of he
.lrd W"R ""Kta from Ben All
tempi, of Sacramento that they
wished to Increase their reserve
tlon by some twenty-odd members.
This is the second addition. to the
res?rv m trom the vaJJJ
CHI. It is expected with additional
S? Cm'" '" """y ,hnt over
M member,, i Au natrol
and band, drum corps and a car
loud of special scenery and equip
ment will nmke up , s1(,.ilU .',
from the iioriiiern California cities.
Hie trnlti will irrk.. I.
at 3.4o p. m., and will be welcom-
V , . "I"ie hy 'efion members
of lllllnh temple. The Pullman
curs will be parked on sidings and
used to quarter the visitors during
their stay here:
KlIflHXU, Ore., April 10. (IF)
The Willamette river, after ap
proaching ti,e o-foot stago yes
terday, with a rise of seven feet
In 3G hours, was receding .today
after dropping to tho 5.0 foot
mark this morning, lessening the
threat of high water nnd floods.
Tho peak for Monday was slightly
over 9',-i feet. Flood stage here
Is 12 feet.
e
Tlnrna Vnlt vu, hnenirnl
grounds will be beautified soon.
Cumber. Yard
and Building Materia
D
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n
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CTEDFQITO JTXTR TRIBUNE, JTEDFORDWREO ON, WEDNESDAY,
I, .I" i
Now Showing at
Scene from "fie Redeeming Sin
The consistent growth nnd, tie
velopment of Tho Call ftirnla Ore
gon Power company Is Indicated
hy the reKUlar quarterly letters
accompanied by dividend checks
on Copco preferred Htock which
have jiwt been distributed to over
4500 shareholders of tho company,
many. of whom reside In this lo
cality. .
Of primary Interest to the com
pany's local "partners in prog
ress' Is the quarterly statement of
earnings which reflects a most
satisfactory increase in revenue
over the preceding 12 months
period. Another item which shows
the company's continued devel
opment concerns the . building of
a new high tension power lino to
provide improved service to cus
tomers of the Mountain States
Power company and Copco. De
tails of this large new project are
quoted from the letter as follows:
"Plans are under .way for tho
construction of a transmission lino
i'i"'-' 4I 3 I f iIWiaiiiiia2.
GOPCO GROWTH !S EAGLE POINT
i i mm us HaaiiaBii m m bik at d 1 iavaiiiaaiiaHaaaaaiiaHiBaMBiBaAaaaHHaaaiaHaiBaH
mm in n uni
from Dlxonvlllo to Marshfield, aeavor at h o'clock p. m. A wel
Ore.i for tho purpose of a more 00m awaits you at all these meet
extensive interchange of poweri mff8,
between the 'Copco system and Mr. and- Mrs. - II.-13. -Campbell
tho system of the Mountain entertained at dinner Sunday or
States Power company,
also one of the subsidiary public
utilities of Standard Clas & Elec
tric company. Marsh field is the
headquarters of the Coos Bay di
vision of the Mountain States
Power company. Construction of
thi i,nA will Imnrovft service in
the respective territories by sup
trrllnr(p llV 8UD-iua'
plying a dual source of power
through an Inter-connected trans
mission network. Detailed plans
are now In the course of comple
tion, and active construction will
begin In the near future. It is
expected that the line will be
ready for service by fall."
In closing, the letter, states that
information concerning other con
details!
struclion. items and full
of the company's major activities
for the past, year will bo fur
nished shareholders in the WL
annual report, which will be dis
tributed next month.
PORTLANDER LOSES
BY COURT DEI
SALEM. Ore.. April 1 7 . (fP) N.
L. Smith, ex-Illicit liquor dealer of
Portland, is deprived, by a su
preme cfturt opinion Tuesday of
any interest in certain rortiana
property on 11th stret which was
used as a distributing point - for
liquor.
No opinions pertaining to Jack
son county cases were mi mica
down.
You'd take(a
chance if you
used all your
batter for
One
Muffin
Muffins bake more evenly
when kept small. And Hills
Bros. Coffee has a rich and uni
form flavor because it is roasted
a Jew pounds at a time by a
patented, continuous process
Controlled Roasting. No other
coffee can taste like Hills
Bros, because none is rcasted
the same way.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Fmk from the orig
in pacmum pf.
E&iily oprntd wtlh
thi key.
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Hunt's Craterian
if
"starriitf Dolores Costeo
J. Kiigsditle : is improving his
plnc-e by building a new woodshed
and garage combined.
Mrs. John Oreh nnd Mrs. Myrtle
Smith went to Jacksonville Sunday
and while Mrs. Orel) took a treat
ment Mrs. Hinlth visited with Mrs.
George Stowell. who Is improving.
Sunday morning the school wa
extra well attended altho It was
raining It did not dampen the
spirits of the youngsters tho a few
are on the sick list owing ' to
niensles. The choir of young peo
ple adds a great deal of pleasure
to the Sunday school hour and
Kathryn Philhrook is the pianist.
The lesson Is found In the second
book of Chronicles, and the Gol
den Text Is, Jehovah, your Clod, is
gracious and merciful.
H: K. Campbell, teacher of the
adult class offered the prayer. .
, Karl Esch acted as secretary In
the absence of Dorothy Coy, who
is sick.
The church service was well at
tended nnd Mr. Davidson took for
his sermon, "What think ye of
Christ?" School every Sunday
morning nt 10 a. m. Preaching
services 11 a.
Christian Kn-
which isimr antI AltH- J-'avuiHon and son.
Mr. Davidson Is the new minister
who arrived recently from Idaho
and is taking the place of Dr.
Morgan.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Stanley of the
.M'VHt dlstrIct vislted at tne home
! of Mr- and Wrs- Nichols Frl-
e,w""B-
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester Smith and
son Oerald of Klamath Falls were
all night visitors at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. C. B, Cowden Batur
day evening and wore dinner
guests at tho home of Mrs. Smith
at Butlo Falls Sunday, returning
to Klamath Falls Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Thompson
I of Medford were pleasant callers
at lne nome of Mr- "nd Mrs. H. K.
-uMiM,f n numiuy niiernoon.
Mr. anil Mrs. Fred I.uy of the
Antelope district visited nt tho
home of Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Gur
rett Sunday,
Mrs. Royul Brown, Mrs. V. C.
Clemenls, Mrs. Karl 8toner, Mrs.
Aden Thompson. Allle Daly and
Mrs. Frank Brown called on Mrs.
W. L,. Childreth the past week.
A number of friends gathered nt
the home or Mr. nnd Mrs. Clus
Nichols Sunday nfternoon and en
Joyed a very plensant time. They
wore: Mr. nnd Mrs. F. J, Mnl'lier
son of Medford, Mr. nnd Mrs. Kmll
Brophy of near Medford, Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Stoner, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Frank Brown and Mr nnd Mrs.
Hoy Ashpole. Mr. nnd Mrs. l)user
MeC'lellnnd and llnrold Vnn Scoy.
Mr. anl Mrs. Percy Haley went
to Medford Mondny to attend to
business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Elford Bowles of
Vancouver, Washington visited nt
the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Willlnm
Perry tho week end, returning to
their home Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. William llolmnn
Invited a group of friends nnd rela
tives to dinner Sunday. Those en
Joying their hospitullty wore Mr.
and Mrs. Ham Coy, the Misses
Dorothy nnd I.uello nnd sons
Tommy nnd Sammy, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Hay llai nlsh nnn rour children und
Ha?.el Holms.
! ANDERSON CREEK
i .
D. C. Ilnlo went to Medford on , f ,tomacb try Phillip Milk
"T W"ek' it 'Magneaial
e had quite a surprise Friday acquainted with Una perfect
to find thnt five nnd a half Inches . anti-acid that help the aystem keep
of snow had fallen during the ,ound and awcet. That every atom
niKht. jwh needa at tiijca. Take it when-
Mrs. Jn. Mays was shopping In eer a hearty meal brings any dia
Medford Mondny. I comfort.
Krnnk Marqueaa and family went
itosenurg Mondny 'to
spend a
week with Charles Maquess.
JCSM It nnlr anrf vtrA h. mnv
to Ashland.
Mr. I'lerce was nut to Medford
Thursday of last week. '
Mr. liushnell la working In Ash
land. Jas. MncDowell fell and sprained
his ankle quite badly. Me Is suf
fering Intense pain with it.
Mrs. Jas. Mays visited the school
Friday.
" ' ' Local men Installed
equipment In largo hulldlng east of
IT. milliard's dental office and
are engaged In plumbing buslncsa.
T
i .lACKSONVILR.' Ore., April 17.
(Special.) A .cafeteria lunch will
j b nerved ,at the Presbyterian
church Thursday noon. April 18.
j The proceeds wil) be used to pay
for a new piano for tho church.
Mrs. E. C. Htanwood returned
home Sunday nfter spending the
pant three weeks taklrjg care of
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Orin
Stanwood, who has been qhlte 111
at her home In Oold Hill.
;Mr, and Mrs. Charley Vogle and
sons, Marlon nnd Clare, nnd Miss
Violet Olson spent Sunday at the
V O, Stearns home on Griffin
creek. . , .- - !
,v Frank -Tou Velio has a crew of
men burning brush at his orchard
h?re In preparation for the spring
plowing.
v Mrs. Zola Flck Is reported til at
her homo this week. ,'
. Sybil Kairbnrn of Medford spent
Monday night with her mother,
Mrs. W. 11. Bell. .
Mrs. Fanny Wilson Is spending n
few days nt her home here In Jack
sonville. .
The Dorcas society of the Ad
ventlst church will sew at the home
of Mrs. K,enyonVediiOsdny after
noon. -
Anyone from Jacksonville wish
ing to attend the meetings of the
P.-T. A, association of the county
held nt Ashland. Saturday, April
2, will please' notify Mrs. (1. f.
Sanden. as she Is to let the Ash
land circle know' ho vv many from
hero will Attend.
Mrs. Joe McMahnn front Port
land arrived Monday to spend a
few days visiting friends here and
at Medfurd and relatives at Ash
land. 4 .
John Renault attended the draw
ing of the numbers for the radio
at theoRlallo Monday.
Mrs. Pernice Horner and chil
dren, who have been visiting her
parents, Grandma and Grandpa
Jenkins, returned Sunday to her
home at Salem.
Miss Carmen Dorothy was work
ing at the Ashland Community hoR
pital as special nurse a few days
last week.
Kenneth Merrlfleld was a lunch
eon' guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.' Chas. Terrill at Brownsboro
Monday. ' . i
Mrs. Call of Medford was a din
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
Norrls here Monday evening. She
also attended tho program at the
Rebekah hall.
The .Jacksonville ' Grange will
give a minstrel show nt Central
Point Thursday evening. Thl show
was given here recently nnd was
very successful.
Mrv and .M.rs,; V, ,T,. "Wilson of
.Ineksbhvilift and Mrs.' Charley Ad
ams and Mm. Jack Moore of Med
ford attended the. funeral of Scott
H. Clnspell at Butte Falls Sunday
morning. i
FLIER FAILED TO PULL
PARACHUTE RIP CORD
ST. LOUIS, April 17. (P) Tho
body of Lieutenant Shaploy Gray
of the Missouri National Guard
air unit was found this morning
In a field, near Gumbo, 20 miles
west of hero. The lieutenant had
jumped from his plane when its
motor stalled while on a return
trip from Jefferson City Into yes
terday. The filer's parachute wns
found intact strapped to his body
with the release cord still In his
pocket, Indicating he hud failed
to pull the ring.
Captain William B. Wimer, pilot,
also leaped from tho plane, but
mndo a safe parachute landing.
The plane, an army training ship,
was demolished.
Tho homes of both filers are in
St. Louis.
Klamath Falls. Ocla E. White
Music company changed hands.
MakesUfe
oweeter
Kext time coated tongue, fetid
L. . i 1. n .-.IJ alrin rrietMl vMnRfl
Phillipa Milk of Magnesia nas won
medical endorsement. Ana convimea
iDiilliona of men and women iney
dlOn I JiaVfl "inaiKfcH'.
and don't aufferi just remember P.nl
litis. Pleasant to laiee, ana aiwayi
effective. "Milk of Magnesia" hm
been tha U. 8. registered trade Bar!
of the Charles H. Phillips Chemica
Co. and its predeccaeor Cbarlea il
Phillipa since 187E.
PHILLIPS
r Milk .
of Magnesia
"APimJ 17, 192!).
For After School or
After Theatre-Any Hour!
Doctors
Recommend
Them
'Th medical profession
recognises th high
value of whole wheat
products in the diet.
'For this reason the us
of Tru-Blu Honey Gra
ham Crackers, a whole
wheat product is espec
ially recommended for
children and grownups
as well." '
DR. WILL ALLEN.
' Billings, Montana.
Bake,d by TRU-BLU
c
FiMlicriiimi lttwoiifMl,
HAKICU, Ore, April 17. (P)
William Arthur, who foil Into tho
Powder rlvor yesterday morning
when stricken by a heart attack
as he was fishing from a pier, re
gained consciousness In a hospital
here last night after being uncon
scious more than 13 hours. He I
was rescued by an unidontlfled
transient. A short cry Just be-'
O parking troubles exist at The Manx.
The (Innnnan takes vouacar when vou
it 2
arrive and place it in
the Hotel. J ust hand him your key as you leave
the car that's all. Located in' the heart of the
City near everything.
n i;a.. rr--.-Jr;.
I 7 dervucnuunwnwpiiuuiy-
(TheMANX HOTEL
I
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Morning, noon, night or between meals.
After school or after theatre For the replace
ment of body tissue burned out at hard play.
. Or to satisfy that bedtime hunger
Tru-Blu Money
, (GtoalhaimBS
are' the food of any hour. So good and so ,
j nourishing. So easily digesled that they agree !
' even with baby's delicate slomach. You will
find in these delicious crackers an answer to
your hunger's prayer.
Ask Your Grocer for Tru-Blu
Honay Graham Crackers
One of the
pjSngpjam
-famous (rackets . :
BISCUIT CO. -Spokane, Portland, Seattle
fore ho fell' attracted the passerby
und ho leaped into the water.
TAMPA, Fla. Dr.Mnry Nichols
has a bird harem containing lf x
canaries of various kinds. Va
Nichols' sanctuary Is n large
screened porch. The pets move In
and out of little white homes and
gilded cages nt will. ' '
Best Painless Dentistry
Plates
THAT
LOOK
and FEEL
NATURAL
I. miikc pint hero in my Medford of
ficii of such popiiliir niatci'inls as Huco--'
lit o nnd Ee.sinitc . . , make thorn to
liivo HEAL MiOUTir COM POUT. , . .
Kiudi plato in fitted wil li Rrent care. . . .
I am not content with only satisfied
clients they must he I'LKASKI) li
cuts. x
Dr. I. H. Gove
Offlea Phone 872-J Residence Phone 768-J
. 235 Eaat Main St.
11 -take
your, car,
J sir1'
a garage connefted with
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