Medford mail tribune., April 18, 1929, Page 10, Image 10

MTTOFOim MJTTi TRTBT7TTP!," WKDFORT), ORTCftfiNT, TTTTTTJRDAY,
pxcm TEN
LAKE CREEK HAS
LB A ED
BEAGLE DISTRICT
AFTER DRY SPELL
PARTY AND CAKE
swrnoom
JJEAQLE, Ore.," April 18. (8pl.)
Tho rain that came in the last tew
days was a welcome visitor. Everything-
was so dry that the Garden
seeds were not even coming up In
some of the gardens here.
Thcro have been three new cases
of chickonpox reported In tho com
munity this week.
Tho pie social that is to be riven
ly tho' SToung People's society was
changed from Friday, April 19th,
to Suturday, April 20th, on account
of the entertainment which- Is to
be given at Sams Valley school Fri
day evening, April 19th.
Uunday guests at tho home of
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gray and
family wore Mr. and Mrs. Nahss
and family, Mr. and Mrs. O. A.
Young, Lafo Southorland of Mod
ford, Jack Conger of Grants Pass
and Miss Ella. Blackman of this
place
The Toting People's mooting was
led by Ella Blackman last Sunday
evening. The subject was "Bible
Lesson Needed Today." The pray
er mooting was led by Mrs. Ruly
Mayfleld, the subject being "Pray
er." Sunday guests at tho home of
W. H. Smith and daughter, Miss
Klla Smith, wore Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Smith and family from
Medford.
Miss. Ella Blackman spent tho
week end at the home of Ethna
and Lois Gray on account of chlck
onpox at tho Blackman home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis and son Ralph
spent Sunday with Mr. Ellis' folks
who live near Grants Pans.
Mrs. Charles Sanderson, who has
boon confined to hor bed for tho
past week with erysipelas of the
face. Is slowly improving at this
writing. .
Mrs. I W. Jordon of Roscburg
lias boon visiting a fow days at tho
homo of hor brother and family. E.
B.1 Lucas, and her mother, Mrs.
Lucas, who has recently como horo
for hor health and Is slowly im
proving. Tho Hoy Snouts held their regu
lar meeting Saturday evening. As
their leader. Mr. Lucas, was un
abln to bo there. Mrs. Lucus mot
with tho boys. They held a short
Ibuslncss mooting and adjourned.
;Wo as a community' aro proud- of
'the standing our troops have, as
they camo in second best when tho
scout rating was taken. '
Mr. Memo hns accepted a. posi
tion In tho lime kiln below' 'Gold
JIlIi; He. expects to bo thoro for
some time, 1
SJmmiI Not,
Tho children hnvo docldcd upon
tho potH that are to bo ontcred in
Mm tint minus ni irui wriituiv
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Mniirnrd A III" 1 1 20th.
Quito a fow chlldrofi nro out of
trhool becnuHO of tho chlcjcanpox.
Friday, April 12th, tho Kama Vul
loy grade school touin played a
pnnio of banclmll with our bays.
Tho score win 80 to 0 in favor of
Sams Valloy. Anothnr game vlll
bo played soon, In which wo hope
to win,
AGREE IN TRAFFIC
N1CW YORK. April 18. (A1) Two
of ttho greatest ucronuutical cor
porations of tho country, control
ling thousands of miles of alrwnyu
tn North and Central America,
woro in agreement today to co
oporato and exchange traffic on
lines which ultimately will extend
from Soattlo to South America and
possibly from Alaska to Buenos
Aires. '
Tho corporations aro tho Avia
tion Corporation of the Americas,
which owns Pan American Air
ways, and the United Aircraft and
Alt' Transport Corporation, which
controls Hoeing Air Transport and
Pacific Air Transport.
Tho agreement was revealed In
tho announcement of Hlchard V.
lloyt, chairman of Aviation Cor
poration, that United Aircraft and
Air Transport Corporation had
purchased 60,000 shares of the
capital stock of the Aviation Cor
poration, representing n value of
approximately 13,000,000.
Tho deal also Involves an agree
ment whoreby United Air Trans
port takes over from tho Booing
company options on tho Companla
do Transportes Anreos Lit no Amer
icano, which holds tho Mexican air
mall contract from Tlajuanu via
Mexican, Nogaltm and Mexico City
to Tapachula..
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'' -Garden club recently organised
fn Ttredsport,
WON
EXPLOSIVE
LAKE CHEEK, Ore., April 18.
(Special.) At its last meeting,
held Thursday evening; April 11.
Lako Creek Grange celebrated Its
first birthday anniversary. A de
licious angel food cake, decorated
with its one candle, was baked by
Miss Mary Hanley, who is noted
not only for the quality of her
cakes but for hor generosity in
brining them to the Orange.
This one was certainly appreci
ated and greatly enjoyed by all
present. Miss Hanley has surprised
fthe members vory agreeably a
number of times by appearing with
an Interesting looking box under
her arm,
Tho literary program, under the
direction of tho three graces, was
postponed until tho second Thurs
day In May because of tho dogree
work which occupied most of tho
ovonlng. Tho first and second de
grees wore conferred upon three
new members. Haze! Wllhlto, Don
na Monia and Norval Wiley. ,
The degree team deserves much
praise for tho impressive manner
In which it handled Its work. It
was not at first planned that this
team should give first and second
degree work. For (hat reason It
took a good deal of hard work to
prepare In so short a time for this
occasion.
Preparations for the third and
fourth degrees will be completed
very noon. The costumes for both
men and women will bo prepared
within tho next few days.
A' short business meeting was
held, during which several import
ant 'discussions camo up.
, -A resolution favoring a telephone
lino dlroot to Medford was adopted
by the Orange, ' i-
Sovoral members, spoke of tho
vltHt Importance of a Med ford line
to this community. It was pointed
out that not only tho mombers on
such, a lino woro benefitted by it,
but many othors as well. Share
holders on tho eight lino are es
pecially handicapped ' In case of
IUiicmk. It has been practically Im
poKHtble for some tlmo past to reach
tho Kagle Point central office from
any except some half dozen or less
telephones nearest that office.
The poison barley will noon be
mixed and ready, for distribution.
Ornngo members will bo ablo to
oh tul nt his poison at a much moro
reasonable price, by purchasing It
in this manner Instead of buying
It In small quantities from a store.
Mrs. .Helen .Culbortson, who
served tho Grange so faithfully as
Us officient lecturer when It was
first organized, was ablo to attend
this ni oe ting. .This Is the first time
Mrs. Culbortson has been wlt,h uh
Mince nhn moved from tho eommun-
Uy, , All wero glad to welcomo her
and hopo she can attend moro of
ten, , Rho was accompanied by Mrs.
Ina Rtnnley, who was also a wol
como, visitor.
Both of th oho ladies mado, short
speeches commending tho : drill
loam for , tho work put on.
The next .mooting will bo held
Thursday ovonlng, April 25. .,
The regular Orange danco will
ho given April 20. -Come and bring
your friends. . All Aro welcome. ,
Italllam Find Work
IIOMK. Italy. April 18. fP) Un-
employniont In Italy diminished by
VD5..147 workorn during tho month
of March. Minister of National
Economy reported to Premier Mus
solini the numbor of unemployed
had fallen from 489,347 at the cud
of February to 294,000.
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Sign English Boxer
CHICAGO, 111.. April 18. ()
Promoter Jim Million today Algnod
Jack Horg, Kngllsh lightweight, to
box Phil McGraw of Detroit In ouo
of four 10 rounders at tho Coliseum
April 30.
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LAKE CREEK
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LAKIS'-CRUMK. Ore., April 18.
(Special.) . Tho MS. U. AEeyor fam
ily havo purchusod a nice now
radio, and report, tho programs
cumo, In extra good, cwpcclully
Mudford's statlony Most1 of tho
people horo. aro unnblo to get
Mcdford slnco tho'chango of wave
length.
1 K. IJean loft for Klamath
Falls Motidiiy to work during tho
summer.
A.. II. KlmpHon.jM spoiidlng'u few
days In Mcdford. , i
MIko and Mary Hanley spent
Halttrday evening at Pronpec.
Miss M. Hldley, Miko, and Joe
Bldley wero bustneHH vlsltora In
.Mod ford and Applcgato country
Monday. ' 1
MIkh Helen Frey is III with the
monHlos' this week. ' . : 1
Scvoral pets woro taken to
school the first of tho week.
Francis Nlckell's dog nnd Vern
Wyant's yellow cat won first hon
ors. Mrs. Myrtle Charley and Miss
Mary Hanley woro shopping in
Modford Tuesday.
Miss Jaunlta Htono of Mcdford
was tho. guest of Mrs. 13. K. Jones
Sunday."
Mrs. Loren Farlow Is spending
a few days In Med ford.
C. It. Mooro was called to Mcd
ford Monday by. the critical Illness
of Jtls brother, lid Moore,
Mark Mnt'fft who hns been very
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sick with measles, is able to be up
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Wallace and Kay' Rngsaalo spent
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Mrs. E. It. .Jones.. . t :
Mrs. A. L. Pech and little
daughters Virginia nnd Kiuifco,
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Georgo Urown homo near llrowns
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Mrs. Chas. Hclflold went to Mcd
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SHOWS BIG INCREASE
NEW1 YORK, April 18. (!)
Figures published In tho new offi
cial Catholic directory .show an
Increase of 423.700 In the ltoman
Catholic population of tho country
In tho past year. Tho total is
20,112,781.
Tho number of bishops was In
creased by five. Thero aro 17
archbishops, four of whom are
cardinals, and 104 bishops In tho
country.
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linker Ijorigi'inau Dead
BAKER, Ore., April 18. P) E.
L. Kennon, 66. wholesalo lumber
dealer, died In a hospital here last
night after a stroko of paralysis.
Mr. Kennon was a Knight Tem
plar, Royal Arch Mason nnd an
Odd Fellow. Ho was a past nohjc
grand of tho I. O. O. F. lodgo and
was a, past grand chaplain of the
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