Medford mail tribune., April 27, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

FXTfB FIVB
EAGLE POINT 4-H
with their grandparents., Mr. and
Mrs. David Prince.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. It. McDonald
were nmongst the- shoppers in
Medford Thursday.
played by President Hoover m ,
chairman of . the Colorado River, t
commission and hiu eminence aa
an engineer was advanced today
by the boai of governors of the.
Salt Lake chamber of commerce..'
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The height of something or otherj
is mother's insistence 'on a llmou-,'
sine when the famlliy can't afford
a driver. 1 '".
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- ASHLAND DEBATE
PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS IN "GOLD BULLETS'
BOYS COOK F
FJ
Hoover Dam ProKscU. Q
SALT LAKE T?, April 27.
WPV A proposal that the Boulder
canyon dam be called the "Hoover
druii" in recognition of the part
ON SUNDAY TR1
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rCT)FCmTY TRTBTTSft. STRDFOTtP, OTtKOOy, SATURDAY, 'ArTtTTi 27, 1020.
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M PREPARING
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ASHLAND, Oic, April 57.
(Special) Tlip Kiucossnu ctolmtp
tonm of the Ashlnnd hiKh school
have rccf-lved word that they will
Ko Into the state semi-finals at
the close of next week at Kc-apoope,
Ore. Tho team is busily at work
on the income tax question, as they
are obliged to change from the af
firmative to tho negative sldo of'
the question. ' ! i
Wwyne Kalney of Bolsej. Jdaho, j
has been in Ashland recently to
look over this section with a view
to locating. V'v- ' ".- -
Attorney L. A. Roberta, V. VK.
Bri(!Ks, Julius - Koch und John
Pittenger were In Medford on Mon
day evening to attend the Knights
of Pythias lodge.
Miss Alargorot Doss, a teacher In
the Applegate. district, spent the
week-end with Ashland relatives.
l' C. llollbaugh, a rancher of
the Valley View district, will make
a shipment of three carloads of
milch cows to San Jose -this week.
Mr. Hollhaugh expects to go south
to personally superintend the ship
ment. Mint Edith Dodge, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dodge, on the
Woulevard. arrived In Ashland on
Thursday morning to make a short
visit to her relatives, while en route
to Kugene to resume her work" on
tho Oregon campu?. Miss Dodge
has just returned from a trip to
Norman, Okla.. where she repre
sented the Women's league of llio
university at the national eohven
t'lon of heads of women's organi
zations In colleges.
W. M. Campbell, superintendent
of schools at Itoseliurg, Ore., was
un Ashland visitor on Thursday.
Mr. Campbell visited the Southern
Oregon Normal school 'and the
,lncoln Training school.
The typing team of the Ashlnnd
high school left Ashland early Fri
day morning for Cnrvallls to rom-
nele In the state conlest at. the
Oregon Stato college: Miss Madge
Marean and C.ra ce Coombe are
the senior typists, and Eleanor
Coombo and Clara Atterbury are
the first year typists. The team
will he accompanied hy their
coach. Miss Caroline Uadde, and by
IS. C. Fnrsythe, principal of the
high school. Leslie Coombe nnrt
Principal Forsythc are taking the
party in-their cars.
Mrs. Mary flnihnnl, school li
brarian nt tho- Ashland high
school, gave a talk before the as
sembly on Friday afternoon In
which she discussed library work
and set forth the qualities that arc
needed In tho librarian and the
opportunities In the work. The
talk was very well prepared and
will be1 very helpful to those who
are Interested In tho work.
Mrs. Katie Scrogglns left for
Portland on Tuesday evening to
visit with her daughter. Miss
,ouise Scroggins, who tenches
there. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Frulan
were In Klamath Falls early In the
' week to visit their sons, Barton
and Lament.
F.- M. Carter of Ran Francisco
has just arrived In Ashland to at
tend to business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. F. Shoudy nnd
Mrs. Guy Cary were Medford vis
itors on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ttoherts, M'"
Audra Wagner and, Betty Abel
will leave Friday to spend the
week-end at Myrtle Point, Ore.
' iw 'fu roii be . ; w . ; mnaeiir .
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The licnuty or Lucy Peebles, straight ami slender, wltll luminous dark oyos nnd black hair. Is coin billed will! n conrngti and tlcter
inlnalloii that makes her one of tint oihkiiiihIIhr clinracKMs 111 "(iol.l Uullcts," the nijsteiy roiiiancft whlrli Ih-eIiim In the Mall Ti'lbune,
.Monday, April 211. She battles to evoncrale Jerry Ogdcii, lur liaiice, .if tile clinlge of nmrtlerlng' Ills fnlhel', Aiulrew Ogilcil. .Iidin Peebles,
Lucy's uncle, and Luther JlacXuir are two nt the Icadlusr Investigators of the IrafflliiR murder,
was with Ogdcn a few moments before the latter was stahbcit to death.
Fiiiie, "de-scri rat" and uinii of mysteiT,
LU I
RECEIVE VISIT OF
CENTRAL POINT, Oro.; AfH 27.
a welner ronat at the EIIih picnic
gro inula Wednesday eveninK. Mrs.
i V. Wolff whh cuapcron. Tliosrj
PARTY FOR CLASS
AT EAGLE POINT
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Li
at Jacksonville!
JACKSON VILLK. Ore., April 27.
(Special.) The city of Medford has
several men cleaning up the rail
road yards and old buildings which i enjovlng a:'rail. Wl.r,'tne Misses "'!n' stnto on the way to bo teaches tho boy nnd girls in i tho
have needed attention so
here in Jacksonville. A tractor is
Kay Love, 'Flora Collins, Vern Da
vis, Liu-lie Hover, Helen Ijimpoii
in nb.ee where thev will be de- ' '.""'"" ' . limlna'
... , . trsiip i in hp iinin'irr. iiiziiiiHi 11
s uuyeu. . ,Kratl
Blanche Appie
iport, Ellzubeth
Dorothy Cnrinfun; Messrs.
no'MBr-W-With the accord I EAGLE POINT, Ore., April 27.
between the Holy See' and tho (Hpocinl.) Mh. Royal Drown, who
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ratified by the Italian parUa-mn scnooi division 01 mo iwirie
ment, with the forthcoming a:l Point Sunday mhool, gave a party
. , V., Aniarlnnn1 Ull Vt "l 1 1 II' III I 'V I B l- MIC lltf,"
school,' The members of flint. M.
Mir. "'"""l"3 - pH,,t'd r.liUB tilurt H-ncn rrllAulu
Mrs. Chester Pursell is reported . "
at ncr nome in no,,, .., o-, , . ;h.;- ' s,nBinK am. Kan,e. Kudolph ,anK
IJovd Sparks, former resident of.; ,b". i? !nMLd Morn , sported to apply for audiences l "ra,'1. ' f "
l ----- ----- - wun tne cope tins Hummer, , . , , i
I 1L tL Lord, who passed away at i, ),retofore most of these1 The appointments wero in pink
hiu home April zo, had lived in i ,,.,.,, ),,,,, ,, hon,uri ibrn and yellow, and very prettily nr-
Johnson, Edward Stanley, : ,, f.,lv,. ,,..' Tho party was held In tho ilrown s
lu:l Coleman, Ted I , Kum ,. hall, and the tlmo was devoted to
LONDON BOBBIES PLAN
Jacksonville, passed away at Sa-1
lom, whi-rc he was employed as a
r,'. rv.V..L 'Vh .nler. 1 Po"U ?7e1 year i lh North American collctre. thati""'
, lie uau mail iiiniiun uw nc
titnni in rk.fn vi I IP cemotci'V. - i . i . i 1.1 t
" " , , . .. Kauaeiieu 10 learn 01 iiih pussiiig. i . ,, ltnmnn thoniov in ihi.
.MIM. r.nima lH nnn Miutii , ; npninlnrv old . 7. . 7 itHxm, Thn iirlsm -wnrn fnr tho
. I nllofl RlnlH nri spnt. in me . - i
When refreshments were
hiKher seminary to which the best . i'v. ir. .uuw, valuum. u.u
IMVTIllllII Ul UIU IUI lj II MM J,'"
M""u""' aikii . inn. .... Kcntleman a.ul the many friends ot , , H..,, llHnn nfbeMt attendance duriiiK the year.
Fans are spending thu. wp '".tlie family extend their syinpatliies I lp ,n!. ' ellee authorUlc,! Dorothea I'earcc won first
itiK friends hero ami In Medford. E p , vla, , sister, .''f.'' 'h, having been In attendance
Col. liobert A. Miller, native ""'Jh.s R M , y wee estln ale tint they p ass ''! v; Hundny. Miss Dorothy Coy
fill till' ' - ' I ..rl inn
ilngl
some time. He formerly worked
at the Owen-Oregon mill In Med-
ford. ,
! On April 23, Harry Eldon Rave
rnrty to a number of his Irlends
LONDON -r-(IPl London's fa
mous nolicc "tho Hobbies" will
relehrate the centennry of their
founding on May 25 with a mam
moth parade before the 1'rince ot
Wales in Hyde I'ark.
"Tho Bobbles." who owe their
summert.l
rush Is on, tho number runs well
times.
! third
K
and Kalhryn Phllhrook.
Into tho hundreds. i ,"u "U'",K """""
A conservative estimate would "" H a "" only one prize
Indicate that about 20.000 Amerl-I1' ! lhe K'rl" an1 ,,0'8' but
cans, lneludlns- many non-Catho-1 "" " ' w" """"O tl"lt "
lies, are ushered Into tho Pope's , exception to the rule was made.
vfi mm iiMiia wuu iiiu min ii iki;.
Isoli'e Hrown, sophomnre
KuhIo I'olnt hlRh school
nrpHpncp In llin poutho of n VCftl".
lint In 11O0 thn fnrnpiitit in tb:it t MIS8
in llio
ii imnil S ) ( 1 Ampr cnn Will MCCK
access to kvu ",""k iit
I tion KMKD, entitled, "Mnllnda,"
Tha llfrA bonno nn atn t lut If V " " l" HOlir IM INI? riUIIHTN
j the Vatican.
necrctary who oriprinated the Met
ropolitan police, will march past
tho prince In their impressive,
blue-couted thousands, mounted
and afoot. m
Kinrn 182ft the Tendon "Bobhy
who Is also known as a "Peeler,":
has come through various evolu
tionary stamps, to the robust, hel
meted figure of today, blessed with
popular resafd nnd goodwill.
In the early Victorian days, the
guardians of the peace wore lonK
talled coats nnd top hats, which
made them frequent targets of
brickbats nnd ripe egns. Kach was
armed with a stnff and a. rattle.
The "Hobby" nf fifty yearn bro
wi.. vneriitted laruely from the
run io i
of th
e colleffo keeps no statistics during the hour of the ;
e number of visitors who re- Hxchance Cooperative. Mini
Hrown
Ive Invitations for audiences thru I tho daughter of Mr. and Mm
Its Intervention. Some come to
Home with personal letters from
their bishops or pastors to Italian
ecclesiastics attached to the Vati
can offices, and so do not have
to rely on tho college. These, It
Is sin m tried, constitute only five
per cent of the total; all others
present their credentials to Mon
h cnm-H Ilurke, ltreslin or Kiley.
rector, vice-rector, and spiritual
director respectively of the institution.
Americans who contemplate sce-
Oeorpe Brown of llrownsboro.
Portland, escorted some of hi:
. Scottish Itlte brothers to Jackson
j ville Thursday afternoon," showing
them Jacksonville siirhts.
M r. un d M m. K i eh a i d Tt en ves
.of Seattle arrived trirtay ami are Ql th(J ,eautifui country home of
visiting Mr. and Mrs. (ieore Mar- hja )ttrenlH( Mr n(j i,.a. J. W.
Kreiter. They have just returned Ky,mu A j0uy evening wuh spent
trom win e ranrisco unu nmy - wiln music and Kamerf. Those en
nuiin lifi-e If ihev can find work, 1 t,,,.i n.n .,r,.,,r ti. itlouau
Mrs. 'Chester Wendt. Mrs. K. H. .., ,!im.'mr, ,,.,. Lamport. Le.l",c P''-' "
Severance and Mrs. (.eorne Wendt ), h pu.;eri hlizabeth Southwell,
snnc "Can't Vou Hear Me Culling, dances Parker, Klizahcth Scott,
Caroline" and 'My uid isn y'eia Davis, tiioiia Holds, Itobe.ta
Itose," accompanied at the piano uenmoa; Messrs. .lack Holds, Gene
... ''--' ,"-, . by .miss uuin Mvcranrr. mm n,e ueames, Cleo Voting, 'led Hrown,
m,me to hlr Hubert I eel the homo ,)(imonn c;,,,nKP ,.,,. tl,oll. ,. 0 ,(, M()nlinHtur, Wm. Stranbc,
prncram broadcast over K.MI-.U Honalcl Llrkholz, Lewis Stitiuhc
Thursday nvcninir. Miss Kulh Sev- aU(1 urion Castor,
ernnce also played a melody of q he KrCaier part of II, o Central
popular pieces on the piano during pomt population expects to attend
the hour. the track meet at the fair grounds
A birthday party was given at today,
'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester j i njS community was Maddened to
. Wendt, north of town. Tuesday i t..ai'i, of tid Moor luissillK away ill
evening. April 23. In honor nf the the Sncre.il Henri hospital April
.following, whose birthdays occur- 24. lie had lived In Cctral Pollll
red during the month of April: j ami vicinity for years. Mr. Moore
L. Xeldermeyer. Chester Wendt, j ilai le(.n a sufferer and was con
Krnest nnd Henry Xi iilernx yer.' j Hned' to his bed for over a year.
Mrs. Herbert llannn, Mrs. r. A.;ne was a line man, a kind hus-
Korbes, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. s. sev-: ijanti, a staunch friend nnd a Rood
I ernnce, liny Martin and Margery j neighbor. The family has thn sym-
A lovel'v dinner was served, after! 'Supi. H. Jewett has 'relurncd '"" personally or through ne of , tbelr tasks with renewed vigor to
NEED BIG SUM IN
FRUITFLY FLIGHT
(MiliANDO, Kla., April 27. (A')
'aced with tho need of vast monn
ary resources In their flht
Ihk tho pope should tiring with against- tho Mediterranean fruit fly,
them a letter nf recommendation . the . state' plant board, federal
from their parish priest, at least; I enlonioloqlsts and stato troops,
or. If nnn-CnthoIies, from some j acting hh pickets to make, the
priest or higher prelate who knows! ntiarantlne effective, went about
ns fiOft and rook.
vtirni iHstrlcls. . He was s:i
. mi , .i,n n u.-hnlfir'
n "iieiier iicnier ium - . , it .
nnd survived by virtue of a toiign j Mr N1r, 'Ix.wis rlr,cl, of
pair ot fists. ,., i,l Medford were calling on friends
joany, imc " - .
whicb the eventng was srtcui j,ni-:to scnnoi nuties alter a sifo ul , - ' , .."V : v
trained In nil the Intricate mat
ters which the development f
traffic, nnd modem crime have
mnde necessary. HH mind mint
be more powerful than his fists.
IEK IS
here Wednesday.
Kmll Uritt nnd slater. Mlw Mnl
lie llrllt, were in Medford Thurs
day. The Misionnr' society of the
fr'-jtbyterlnn church met at the
home of Mrs. Vivian V.ench Thurs
day afternoon. A very interepifnfi
renort of the meefintr of the M
sinnnry society of lb
! (treKon Presityteri:il at miim'thm
on April II and I-'. WJit ciyen by
Mrs. O. O. Sanden. dcleirate from
I here. Durincr the f.oci;il hour a
. j lovely lun' bcon was sT'rt by the
! ho.tes. The next meeti..-' will be
SAN FRANTIsro. April 2T '' '-hf1(! nt the home of Mrs. I!. WxV.y.
The following weather forecast for, (( town. O
the wuek was I sailed by the wenlh- - -
,.r bureau: " SAX FIlANCIPro. April Sd.-rJP.
Kar western states: The outlook Mrs. Veto M turo. wife of a boot
1 for generally fair weather and j Mark. c;-ve birth to nuadifuplets.
normal temperatures, but with ren-'one of them died Phe hun had
siderablr vudincss arnVfoft alunp ! thre other ehiUlrm. all born
the coast. 'ainnly.
A very dchuht- jmumps and beiiiR absetu about two
i weeks.
Mr. and .Mrs. Oscar Williams of
Kvans creek wef1 s,lioppiiiK Friday
In Central Point.
.The -Royal Neighbors of Central
Point camp will atlend the con
vention at Ashland today.
Vcrli.i Tolieison, who haa been
fitiiirantlned the past month on ar
cnunt of scarlet fever. Is free to
return to his studies In lilnh ichool.
Miss Vera Davis Is assisting In
Southern I the ofllco of I. Iv Millard In Med-
ffird.
Mr. and Mrs. U llalfiebl were J
callers at the ti. K. Fox home last
Sunday.
.Mr. find Mrs. .lack l,e es were
shopping In Mrdford Friday aftcr-nixm.
to the college authorities, their
"say -so' will, in moat cases suf
f ee, but It is better to be pro
vided with the letter,
Indies should provider them
selves with long-sleeved and high
necked black dross js, black hos
iery anil shoes, before .coming
over, because that is the regula
tion wear. Illack veils or "man
tillas' may he purchased or rent
ed In Home, hut It Is a safe pre
caution to bring them along. For
men the officially required drey
is formal evening clothes, with
have day.
While no word was forthcoming
from the plant board or the Flor
ida Citrus Growers' Clearing House
association pending official Infor
mation on the recommendation nf
President Hoover that $4,2!iA,000 he
made Available to combat tho pest.
It generally was believed that state
funds on hand or In slkht would go
a long way In a Micrcssful fight
against the fly.
PACIFIC OriOVi;, Cab. April 2rt.
(iTi James Meiralf of this city was
arrested a few hours nfier the body
of hU wife, Marian, was found at
the bottom of a cliff nt I-oviV
Point, pending an investigation of
the circumstances.
Fairmont Hotel Sold.
RAN' FltANCIHCO, April 27. (A't
Purchase of the Fairmont hotol
by owners of the Mark Hopkins
black wapdeoat. However, In WJ' "nnounceu. i ne iwo nnini
practice, any dark suit, blue or W" he run under the same man-,
black, with sombre tie. will beKfJnt,
unrentable, as pope plus does not i
vWh. pilgrims to go to unneces- threo college authorities, the as-r-nry
exiiense. p'rnnt must present It In peinon at
betters of recommendation the Vfttlcan, going In the "bronze
should be presented at the Amcrl-! door" under the colonnade to tho
enn colbe from 0:30 a. m.. until right of Ht. J'nter's. There an
11:30 a. m., except on Sundays.! Kngllsh spenklnff secreinry Is al
or else by special appointment. ways on duty, and the anange
Onco the engraved card asking m-rta for the reception arc quick,
an audience Is Issued by one of the ly concluded.
KAGl.H POINT. Ore.. April 27.
(Special) On Sunday the 4-11
ca m p cookery boys class mo
tored to Indian creek, arriving in
time to prepare their noon meal
under camp conditions. Tho prin
cipal of tho menu was fried fish
with the addition of potatoes in
Jacket, biscuit!, conserve, pickles.
fruit Jello, whipped cream and
angel food cakes. Dinner guesu
were Mrs. tliace Cowden. Mr.
Hon ham und tbo club leader, Mrs.
ltonham.
The hoys declaro this to be
the best meeting they have had, '
and say the hilly counjry in that,
vicinity Is Ideal for games. I
Ceorge Wehman of Medford:
spent the week-end in Kagle
Points visiting friends. I
Harry Heryford of the Mt. Pltt
district was a business caller in
:a1o Point Monday.
Ueed Charley of Lake Creek j
was in town Wednesday morning. :
trading with our local merchants.!
Grandma Walsh of Medford
spent Friday afternoon at the
Sunnysido Hotel, visiting with Mrs. j
Hewlett nnd Miss Hattle. '
Itlanehe Stanley is spending this
week at the home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. T. F. Nichols. I
Lyle Carlton went, to Medford ,
Tuesday to have some of his teeth
extracted. ! 1
Mrs. l.oia- Hiiurciu, Airs. n. v"
Ilowlctt and Miss Hattle H owlet t Kjfc
went to fVntral Point to see tne
minstrel show put "n by the)
Jacksonville grange. They report,
It whh a great success.
Mrs. rtollie MathewN who has,
been staying in Kagle point ii!
short time, removed to Jhitto'
Fall Monday. Sam Coy hauled!
the furniture In his truck. j
Mrs. C. 10. Wilkinson of tho In-j
dlan creek district, who has been;
visiting n few days In Medford,
went hack to her home with the
Lake Creek malt carrier Tuesday!
morning, and while waiting forj
the mail to chango enjoyed a
plensaut, hut short conversation ;
with friends at tho postofflco.
Mr. and Mrs. Our Nichols have i
as their house guest, Mrs. R. A.
Smith of Ashland. Mrs. Smith Is
mother of Mrs. Nichols and will
be here for an extended, visit. ,
Isolen Hrown. Mr.. Dnvles and
Ted Seaman attended a hunlness
meeting at Jacksonville Monday
evening.
Mrs. Mercer of New York Is the
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mer
rill Hrown. The two ladles are
sisters and are enjoying a very
pleasant visit.
Miss Dollio Rtowell of Port
land formerly of JCu;le Point Is
visiting nt tho home of hot sister,
Mrs. ,f. W. Smith and family.
Karl Eseh one of our successful
farmers, was In town. Wednesday
nfternoon attending to church
business.
There Is still somo poison bar
ley on hand at tho, U. A. Weld
man ranch.
(loo George Htpwoli, one of our
prominent dairy farmers, was n
pleasant caller at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Weldmnn Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs.- Susannah Holmes Carter,
county school superintendent vis
ited the school Tuesday afternoon.
Grandma Taylor, Mrs. Hay Har-
nlsh, Mrs. Ham Coy and Miss
Cora Crandall were dinner guests
ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Holmnn Tuesday.
Miss Cora Crandall is tho
houe guest of Mrs. Koyal Brown,
MIha Crandall Is preparing for a
trip to Los Angeles and Is saying
good-bye to her-many friends in i
Hfigle Point.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam Coy attended
the Lake Creek meeting Thursday,
evening.
Mrs. John Itadr, Mrs. Harvey
Stanley nnd Mrs. Koy Ash pole
were Medford shoppers Monday. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Pot Botz wero In
town Wednosday attending to busi
ness and purchasing poison barley.
School Nows,
The Wednesday assembly pro
gram will be given by the fresh
men. They have prepared a sur
prise play. It is finite funny and
will involve tho thinking ability I
of their upper class mates.
The girls' baseball team was
scheduled to play Phoenix April I
1U. but owing to bad weather the
gamo was postponed.
Some of the high school boys;
and Mr. Unvles aro preparing to
build a stngo In the P. T. A.
building, where tho high school
play will he given May 3. The
screens from the Jtradshaw hull
havo been brought over and will
be erected on tho stage In the
P.-T. A. rooms.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Orln Adafnson
have bought the lot nIjolnlng the
J. M. King, property. They are
building a new woodshed and git
rago combinod and will 11 vo In
that building, while they erect a
new bungalow,
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Gnrrett
went to Medford Thursday to visit
the sick nnd to attend to business,
Mr. Newcombo and son of Med
ford wera In Kagle Point Tuesday
attending to business. ,
Mr. and Mrs. ,W. II. Hrown and
Mrs. Frank Hrown went to Med-
toru xnursuay 10 atienu io dum-
mm i era.
The many friends of Mrs. M. 15.
Crngcadn arc sympathizing with
her In tho loss of her brother, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry TJeckTr of
Woodl. urn are vlsillnc for n week
A CORDIAL
WELCOME
TO SHRINERS!
It is a pleasure -to wel
come you to Aledt'orcl and .
,the liogue Hiver-Valley,
and we hope your visit
hero will be an enjoyable
one. 1
Carl Y. Tengwald
General Insurance Agency
Holland Hotel Bldff. Phone 993
Welcome
Shriners!
It is a r.cal pleasure for
us to join the rest of Med- .
ford and . Ii o g ive , River- '
Valley's people in extend
ing a cordial welcome,, to .;
VOU.-. : ,'''. - '
Vc sincerely hope ihat.
your Visit here will bo a
pleasant one and that you
will come again!
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