MEDFOttD MATTi TRTTUTR MEPFORT), OnF.OQT, FRTDAV. 'APTiTL 2(. 10!).
BLOOMS RAPIDLY IBELLVIEW LADIES
I f-lTiTVTfTT tYTm
!
- A
OPENING ON PEARS
IN EDEN PRECINCT
. ,; ?
Carnation Milk makes the cream
iest find silkiest of soups. It
should doubly rich, as it is, in
cream. CarnationMilkUsimply
the best of pure, whole milk,
evaporated, and sterilized for
safekeeping.
Write for Cook Book ;
CARNATION MILK
PRODUCTS CO. . " ,
P. O. Box 21 SS. Station A i '
Portland, Oro.
VrodncoA In urofon
Sine, ISaa
The Safeguarded
Cows'
1029. CM P. Co
191 . ""X
ii m -a -
aiai ii lm pi v
oaby
. i
is worm
the effort of insisting on i.
FS&lhisiiflBuS
when you order Graham Crackers.
These Grahams are made of whole
grain western wheat flour. They pro
vide the elements necessary to baby's
health and growth. Pure honey sweet
ened. Accept no substitute. ..
One of the efflany
mui-bid.
" famous Qrackers
TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO. Spokane, Portland, Seattle
for
Baking Powder is in the
5a kin eg
(7cr Best Results Use
0POUBLE ACTION
i First in the Dough -Then in the Oven
"! Same Price
For Over 38 Years
Millions of Pounds Used By Our Government
KDKM T'RUCINCT, Ore.. April
25. (Special.) It is surprising
lioiv taut the pear blooms have put
out in the hunt three day 4, Having
been held uncle by the coM many
of the blooms wero so tightly fold
ed that they appear crinkled after
opening. There lis a question as to
whether the delayed bjooming will
cause any damacu to I lie fruit.
Some nay some of the blooms, are
MliKlitly mildewed. .'-..
. Miu lleffiner and Mr. Modell
of West Phoenix, were in Tulent
Wednenday afternoon and stopped
for early cabbage plants at the
Carey Plum Form.
Robert Beedler of Portland
came down to pay a short visit to
his granddaughter, Mrs. lleffiner
of West Phoenix and took Grand
ma Ueedler back homo with him.
Airs. Ada Jones, mot hen of Mrs,
J. V Fish, accompanied by her
son, William Jones and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Stuten. left for : their
home, at West wood.. Cnllfornia (on
Monday of this week. Mrs. Juices
has been spending the fall and
winler with Mr. and Mrs. Fish, at
their home 011 the highway south
of Phoenix. .'.
Subscribers along the highway
who take tho Medford, Mail Tri
bune were pleased when boxes
were placed at each subscriber's
home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. pruett and
daughter Margaret were visiting
'Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lester last
Sunday evening.
Miss Elva Caster, Irene Stnndley
and Rev. Mitchclmorc. of Ashland
returned from a five days stay at
the C. 13. convention at Salem.
Monday. They report a most en
joyable time in the capital and a
very Inspiring session there.
Mrs. Roy Caster of East Eupn,
spent last Wednesday afternoon at
the pleasant home of Mrs.' is. P.
Barneburg. :
Mrs. Colver Furry and baby
daughter have returned home
form the Puruckcr maternity
home and both ai'o doing very
nicely.
Miss Margurut, Pruett vns 5 a
guest at dinner ut the Barneburg
home last Sunday. ,
Noah Chandler has been em
ployed at the James Allen home
the pasfweek. He is painting the
house and putting in new walks
and doing bther repair work-
7-9
COUPLE ILL ASSIST
SCIENTIST IN ALASKA
nOOCE IUVER. April 28: (Si)e-
claDrvAuHtln Jones, Bon of Mr. Mid
Mrs. Vt J. Jones, has been choson
by tho famous earthquake cutout
isl, lr. Jager, to go with him to
Alaska, nest summer to assist in
the installation of two seismo
graphs. One will be put in at
Dutch Harbor and the other on one
of the Kodlak islands. After the
instruments are installed . Austin
will remain to instruct the. keep
ers in their operation. Austin is
now- instructor in a private high
school at Montezuma, Oil. Ho is
a grnduato of tho University of
California. ,
Mr. Johnson, principal of Ifllls-
boro Hchonl, spenL , Saturday here.
At tho school election Huturday
the touchers were hired for the
coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 'M. Whipple
wore Medford visitors Saturday.
1. F. York, agent for the Maytag
washer, was a business visitor here
Tuesday.
Lloyd Smith and family returned
Sunday from Kansas and extract to
make their home here for a whilo.
Another apron and overall dance
was given at Hogue Hirer Monday
night. It waa well attended and a
good time reported.
Tho Ladies' Aid had an all-day
meeting Friday at tho Methodist
church with a covered dish lunch
con at noon.
Mr. and .Mrs. flichard Scott and
Mrs. 'George Fabrlcius attended the
show at Medford Wednesday night.
Mrs. Moore, who has. been recov
ering from Jicr recent Illness, is re
ported as not being so well.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS
ISELLVIEW, Ore.. April 26.
(Special.) The Upper Valley Com
munity club members aro sponsor
ing a sewing school to be held in
the club rooms on May 7 Hi und
9th, with nll-duy meetings. Ladies
interested in muklng new garments
or making over dresses are espec
ially urged to tuko advantage of
this opportunity. Mrs. Mabel Mack,
home demonstration agent, will
meet with the ladles and help them
with any sewing problems. ,
Wayne Harris, 14-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. X. B. Harris of Bcll
view district, is a proud and happy
boy. He received the first prize
for the best exhibit 'shown In the
pet show parade at Medford last
Saturday." Wayne won the three
dollar prizo offered by the parade
committeo of the Jackson County
Humane socioty with tho showing
of his two pets, "Hoover and Cur
tis two handsome, thoroughbred
tlerman police dogs.
The pet show, sponsored by the
county humane society, was fol
lowed by a program at tho Armory
and all of tho entrants put their
pets thrqugh their atunts. "Wayne
was the only ono from Bellvicw
who entered into tho show.
Mrs. "W. D. Jackson, a member
of the Bellvicw club, attended the
meeting of tho executive board of
women's clubs held In Medford
Tuesday afternoon. Final arrange
ments were being completed for
tho farm study tour which will be
held about he middle of May. Tho
Medford territory will be Inspected
in the morning with a luncheon at
the fair grounds at noon.
Mrs. McCombcs of Corvallls is
expeated to be present and give a
talk during the luncheon hour. Tho
afternoon will bo devoted to tho
upper tfart of . tho valley,
Tom Simpson, Robert Gilmore
and Howard Woodson of Bellvlew,
in company with 18 other mem
bers of the HI-Y club, left "Wed
nesday morning at 5:30 o'clock for
,tho vocational - educutlonal .trip
which is. being sponsored by the
Y. M. C. A. and tho committee on
vocational guidance und placonient
of the Kiwanis club. Tho . boys
left by auto and will spend the first
night at Eugene, Thursday at Cor
vail is, Friday at Salem,', going to
Portland Friday ' evening, whero
they will remain' until Sunday
morning when they will start the
return trip.
' Many Interesting events . havo
been planned for the pleasure of
tho local boys.
Rev. William Eaton of Medford
made a visit to tho C. E. Baudisch
homo in Bellvlew Height a few
days ago, to talk over old limes
with Mr. and. Mrs, Baudlseh and
hor father. C. W. F. Dammast ro
cent arrival from Long .Beach, Ca).'
This is. tho first tlmo In 20 years
that Mr, Dam mast and Rev, Eaton
had mot
.The school board of tho Bellvicw
school met in tho, club room on
Tuesday evening apd discussed
plans and prices for the new school
building 'with tho architect,-. Mr.
Freeman from Ashland. The bonds
for tho building will bo balloted .on
on Monday at tho schoolhouse.
" Mrr. and Mrs. C. B. Lambkin,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. , McCauso and
granddaughter. Miss Francis Collis,
and Mrs. Oscar Martaln enjoyed a
drive out. through tho Sams Valley
country on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wolfe of Ash
land entertained Monday evening
nt their home with a birthday din
ner in honor of their son Ccdrlan
and grandson Rodger. Those who
mijoyed the evening together were
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Wolfe and
sou Rodger of Medford and Mrs.
W. L. Moore of Bellvlew.
Mr.'' and Mrs. Ben Howard and
family of Los Angeles havo located
on tho Jones jilaco In Bellvlew and
Mr. 1 Toward has employment at the
Moon Lumber company.
Mr. Low and Teresa Low of Ash
land were visitors at .the home of
Mr, and Mrs. W, L, Welch on Sun
day. Mrs. Homer Moore la qulto III
at her home. Two doctors were
called In on Tuesday, her condition
was so serious.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hoi m roth of
Medford were visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. S. K, Barnes on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul and sou
Charles havo moved Into tho De
Mills place In Bellvlew and Mr.
Paul la mlllwrlghting at tho Moon
Lumber company.
RlVIKUA. Ore., April 2C T)
(Special.) While working at the
dredgo on Foots creek Monday,
Daniel Blies had the misfortune of
getting his right arm broken Just
below the elbow and his hip Is also
in bad condition. Me was rushed
to the hotfpital at Grants Pass. Dr.
Ogle eel tho arm.
Mr.' and Mrs. Dale Norton and
children were vfHting at tho Eurl
Smith homo Monday night.
Ross Biles repeated John 3-16,
nt Sunday school Sunday and was
awarded an emblem.
Josephine Prefduntaln. pent
Tuesday night In Grants Pass with
her teacher, Mrs. Colby.,
M. Jim Chllders was visiting
with her ulster. Mrs. O. White of
Hogue River. Monday.
lto'vle Biles was able to return
to school at Gold Hill Monday.
. Mrs. Clay Biles and two children
Heatrico May and Robert, wero
calling on Mrs. Earl Smith Tuc.
day afternoon.
' Archie and Arthur Biles of
Merced. Calif., were visiting with
their brothers at Riviera last week.
Many from here attended . the
dance at Hogue River Monday
night,.
E RIVER BY
HI SCHOOL
(ly Mis, Myrtlo Whipple.)
nOGL'E RIVER, Ore., April 26. j
(Special.) A fashion show was;
given Friday night by tho Roue
River high schil. supplemented by
a program by the lower grades.
Dresses made by the girls were ;
shown on the stage In nn oriental
setting. I
The grade program was mostly!
musical, and the public, had the ;
opportunity of seeing 'the remark
able work In music and rhythm b
Ing done by tho pupils under the
instructions of Mrs. Guy, tho music
teacher.
After the program other work
was on exhibition in tho school
rooms upstairs, where much clover
work Is being dono.
Hurley Cummings of Wolf Creek,
a former resident here, was visit
ing over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Denglpr, Mrs.
Ethol Fabricues and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Scott and Neil wero din
ner guests nt the Mathcs home n
Grants Pas Sunday.
Mrs. Fred O'Kelly, who has been
ill. Is able, to be out again.
The quarantine has been remov
ed from tho IscMolno homo and
Wallace LeMolne has resumed log
ging operations.
Tho Elliott family, who return
ed to Rogue River recently, are
moving to southern California,
Guy Conner of Medford was a
business visitor hero Tuesday. Mr.
Conner had tho misfortune to break
a part on his car and was forced
to phone for aid from Medford.
H, AV, Sparks as been assaying
rock samptcM and says that coming
to him now ore some of tho best
ores that ho has examined in pome
time. His testing operations have
Convinced Mr. Sparks that there
if good mining territory around
Rogue River, and ho says that ho
Hopes to see mining developments
in the near .future.
Norman Brashear Is reported not
so well, and ho is still suffering
from the effects of the scarlet fiver.
Norman In studying nt home and all
are In hopes that hewlll soon be
able to return to school as ho Is
to graduate this year.
Mr. Biles, who Is employed nt
tljo. Foots creek dredge, suffered
painful injuries last week when n
cable broke. , Ho had to be taken
to Jhe hospitnl at Grants Pass.
, Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy, part
owners of the Meadow Brook or
chard, wero Roguo River visit orf
Monday. ,
Mrs. Clyde RIchmnn nttendod the
show al Grants Pass Sunday..
Mr. Broyle was In Roguo River
Monday in the Interests of tho now
road, . . .
j
SEEK FLIGHT LAURELS
PITTSBURG, April 26. (P)
Mrs;' Loulso McPhetridge. Thadcn
will not attempt to recover her
laurels as holder of the women's
endurance .flight record,, taken
from her yesterday by Kllnor
Smith, 17, of New York. Instead.
Mrs. Thadon will confine herself
to pleasure flying, she caid upon
arriving hero to join her husband,
a local airplano designer. ,
. . .
Wesson!
Oil
For Salad Dressings
Chopped cabbage, cucumber, raw carrot and
tomatoct on romaine . , . and, of course, French
Dressing made with Wesson Oil.
The fresh Spring vegetables lend themselves to so
many interesting combination!. But the real test of
the hoMeM it the sparkle and individuality the gels
into her French Dressing.
. Two parts Wesson Oil. one part lemon juice or
vinegar, salt and pepper then whatever your fiory
dictates! mustard, a little sugar, a dash of Worcester
shire and chopped green olives. Paprika, of coorte,
for color . . This is just a ftugettinn vary il 'aa
much as you please. It ought to he definitely your
own creation. , , .
Thtrr r rigtilMtH different Limit aT Frriwli Prnulnn to eh from
In thf. Wftton Oil rrrifM Inmk. If yu wnwlrf Uttr In h copy at il,
MlilrM lltfl WffMftti Oil nct Snowdrift Pr.W, 112 Market StTtrrl. rt
f ranriwo, California. ' T'
BROWNSBORO, Ore., April 26
(Speclnl) rMrs. Cecil AlberlMoii
had as her wee-k-end guost her
mother, Mrs. Pierce of Medford.
Mrs, Vida B. . Steelo ih a
business- 'Visitor In -Medford . and
Ashland Inst Friday; ' "
Henry. Hulslll of Medford spent
Sunday nt tho Kd Fernlund home.
Mr, Gnbrielson of Portland spent
tho week-end at tho homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack .Herknor.' '
Mrs, W. A. Nlckoll, who hiw
been qulto poorly for Kbmo'tlmo.j
Is again at tho Sacred lrfearl hos-
pita!. . : V
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Tucker nnd
Karl Tucker family wero Medford
iUor on Thursday of last week.
William Swnlm has been paint
ing tho homo of Loo Brads haw.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M- Hansen
wero shopping lit Medford last
Tuesday.
Corsets in Style
for Mexican Lady
Shell Smugglers
BLAGEN TO MANAGE
NEW SPRUCE OUTFIT
roilTLAND, Ore.. April 26 (Pi
C. O. Dlngen, formerly manager
of tho GrnyB Harbor Lumber com
pany at Koouiam. will hn nreMlrlen'
and general manager of a company
ffirmfifl in tftlin nvixf Ih. i1A Ul
Johns lumber mill hero. The plant
win wunin bu iayn bo put in opera
tion aa a apruce mill, supplying raw
material for the airplano Industry.
SOUTH PARIS. Me.. April 20
(P) A yuung moilier of two ftmnll
cbtldruit waft being bold wltbuut
chargo hern today white police In
vestigated tlto mysterious death of
Klihu Turner. 7u year old well to
do Hartford farmer and alleged
father of tho woman's youngest
child. Turner's charred and head
less body waa found in tho ruina of
his firc-swept home.
Klamath Falls. ' Hillside hos
pital will be opened April 27.
Think how
lumpy the cereal
would be if you
cooked a year's
supply
T CLUE
IN COOLEY SLAYING
hoa ANOBUJS, April tt.lPi
Discovery of thrco blood stained
finger prints In tlO kitchen of the
apartment where Victor A. Coolcy,
Pasadena automobllo dealer was
found fatally beaten April 16, was
reported today by Leslio White,
finger print expert of the district
attorney's office. , White said the
prints were those ' of a woman's
fingers.
mm mm
AT
nee
Thb smooth, uniform flavor of
Hills Bros. Coffee is the result
of roastine a few pounds at a
time by a patented, continuous
process. No bulk-roasting method
can roast every berry every
pound so evenly and product
such an unusual rich goodness.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
fntk from tht orii
tht key.
C WW
MEXICO CITY, April 2(W(AVA
noveluiythod qf mmiKllK tty Mu
nition was discovered when "detec
tives aVrestod1 twtfr womon nrt they
wero bonrdliiK a train for G inula-1
lajara each having iiuOO liflo cart
tidfrcH sewed Inside their corsets.
At police lu'iulitin tiers they pave
thoir names as Conception Cupula
and' Mario Cubrora. They wero
held pending1 an Investigation. Po
lice believe .tho ammunition was
intended for rebels operating In
Iho mountainous regions of Jalisco.'
DAPPER DAN COLLINS
PATTERSON'. N. .1.. April 26.
(P) "Capper Dan" Collins, debon
air confidence man, faced a three
year prison term today ' despite
his good looks and the presence
of eight women, on the jury.
A- pctlto 23-yoar-od . pc h 0 o 1
teacher, as loromnn : of the ' Jury,
pronounced' - him . .gullty pf ,.con
splru'c'tctijrwlndlclroman Weber,
Kgg Harbor City :frtilt grower, out
of. f 30,000.
. ' i h'..,v,-
.. KARIBV April z.-W. A. Mil t
lnuke untl-dlphthcria innoculation
compulsory throughout , Franco,
was Introduced In the chamber of
deputies 'tdday by 'Deputy. Henri
Guornut. '
.. :
Olendalc's bis sawmill will open
May 1.
To Be SURE
W.
HAT Fryc's "D :
licious" Brand Ham offers!
the discriminating Nortb-,
west housewife in addition to wholesome food value is a delightful, -
mild FRESHNESS. And this is made possible because the prox
imity of the great Frye plant to the territory it serves means that
the production is regulated to the daily demand. f ' v
It is the mild cure of Frye's. "Delicious" Brand that gives it that ' I'
extra tempting "straight-from-the-smokchousc flavor" and that's
made it a favorite wherever it is known. . ; , .: ..'.. '4.
You get the tame delighUul freshness in Frye' "Wild Rose" Brand " .
Lard the exceptionally line genuine shortening refined from -.- , ;
the best leaf lord and batk fats. .,
Writ to Fry 8
Compuf.
Portland for
Frr's
"Mrst Gnidt
I87ttstl
rrcipn. Send 3
for poetif.
Frye's l)elida3MS
tlBRAND
m
mm
ft
AND "Everything the Name Implies