Medford mail tribune., May 10, 1929, Page 16, Image 16

rSCIE ETOITT
BELLVIEW BALLOT 1 PREACHER BEATEN
ON SCHOOL BONDS i BY CONGREGATION
BELLVIEW, Ore., May JO.
tBpeciaiJ The bond election for
the new school building in Beli
view will be held on Saturday,
Way u, from 2 o'clock P- m
Until 7 o'clock p. m. A heavy
yolB is expected in the UiHlrict on
thU isroe and every one ! wait
Joe anxiously to learn the out
come. The. youngsters from the Bell
view school put on their piny
ntitle4 the "Cabbage Hill Khool."
at the Y oo man hall on Tuesday
night,, to a packed houe. Mrn.
JJ Kinney and Mrs. J:eeder ac
companied the children and had
chaiKe of the performance.
. Keveral othr numherv were in
cluded on the projrr&m which
was arranged by Mrs. K. K.
Barnea.
Mrs. PalHy Yearian read the
declaration of Mother's day.
Those irom Beliview who at
tended this social evenlnj; were
Mr. and Mrs, George Hehnn. Mr.
and Mrs. Willis JJyrd. Joe Greg
ory, Willard Miles. Mr. Hawlwood,
Mrs. Clapp. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Mart a in. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes,
Let ha and Thais Miles.
A collection was takn at thi
close of the evening, the pro
ceeds being divided between the
Yoenian organisation and the Bell
vifw children.
. Mrs. Jt. C. Goodman of Union
atreet. Ashland, was calling on
friends in Bell view on Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George tfnMr an
nounce the birth of a son at ihr
home In Beliview on Thursday.
April 2.
Walter Bailey of Med ford was
a visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.- I J. Meservey on Hunduy.
. Mr. and Mis. Ed Guwlund of
Klamath Falls, but former rei
dents -of Bellvlew were in this
vicinity over the week-end looking
after their interests here and vls
$Ung with relatives,
j Kdwio Dunn waa In Medford
Tuesday on business.
Mr. Tappendorf of Castllla, Cal.,
spent Friday vitdtlng at the Me
aervey home. They are old-time
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Franklin
of Ahland have engaged the use
of the Community club house for
a party.
. Friday niffht, Mrs. Norms. Ree
der teacher of the primary pup. 1m
la giving a May festival, with a
two hours program of recitations,
songs and a May pole dam. Ice
cream and cake will be sold dur
ing the evening. The proceeds will
go to swell the fund for the dele
gates - from Beliview to attend
summer school at o. A. C
- On Tuesday, May 7. a number
of Beliview ladles attended the
sewing school, under the Instruc
tion of Mrs. Mailt) Mack, home
demonstration agent. This was an
all-day meeting. The ladles en
Joyed a covered dUh luncheon at
noon time. During the lunch hour
Mrs. Wade Wallis, president of
the club, presided over a - short
business session, after which the
sewing was again resumed.
A community dinner wus dis
cussed during the afternoon, but
no definite date was set for this
affair. This will be for the Bell
view people, beginning with a
covered dish dinner served early
In the evening, with a varied pro
gram to follow.
Forty new collapsible chairs
have been purchased by the club
members, others will be bought
as soon as the members feel fi
nancially able.
realty of
PORTLAND, Ore., May 10. UP)
A beating alleged, to have been
administered by four members of
I his congregation because they ob
j jet-ted to a portion of his sermon.
; wus given a the cause of Injuries,
, which reeulted In the death in a
hospital here Thursday of the Bev.
i Andrew lajunen, patter of the
Finnish Beutecoslal church of
Mullan, Idaho. The minister Say.
unconscious for two days, after
nteiing a Portland hospital, but
managed to rally yesterday and .
tell his version of the affair to
Portland police. He declared be
liad left Mullan three days after,
the beating and had gone to Spo-t
kane. later coming here to vUit j
a friend. j
Lajunen said he had refused to ,
sign a complaint against the four,
men, whom he was unable to ;
name. He declared that the sher- f
iff at Mullun had dropped an in
ventilation of the ca.se when he
(iajunen) had refused to Fign a j'
complaint. '
HotpittU attendants said a skull
fracture had caused death. ;
Sit Angel Biseniue mercantile '
stor'Orn proved.
TURNS ON GAS JETS
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 10. ijp)
The body of Beatrice Wolgamuth,
38, a school teacher, wan found In
her gat-filled bedroom here today.
Physicians said she had been dead
most of t!e night. All gas jels in
the room bad been turned on.
Miss Wolgamuth had been living
wlht her brother, who was called
from the city several days ago. She
had been in ill health and was saLd
to have been distressed because
she had not been able for some
time to earn her living-. "
m
UVE IN ASHLAND
BHADT COVE. Ore., May 10.
(Special) Mr. anil .Mr.. T. C.
vk ore movInK lo A i.h l.i ml onil
we are sorry to are thrm ko for
they have endeared ilii-ninrlves
to the community.
Mr. and Mm. lloolh and daugh
ter moved Into the etoie and hit
vice elation TucHAuy and are aet-tin-
nicely linut.d.
(teorge Atkinson l moving hie
family to Klk creek, wht-iu lie
will work on the highway.
: William Cook liue alMi moved
from our m-tt.ouvnt. He In cut
ting lore for a man up on the
Umntua.
Ins, and Mamie "Winkle of Call
fornla were v I 1 1 1 n g at ihelr
lirothrr, Charlie, winkle' thin
Week:
Mr. Able, Mr, llender and
Mr. Clark vlidted at Mr. Iiden'a
Tuesday afternoon.
' Mr. Hri.lotv I working for hie
brother at Ijikavlrw.
Mr. Clark of I'lneavllle Is vlslt
fnx relative here for a few week.
' Mr. Kretwell. our echoed teach
er 1 slvlntr tiie chulnr and
tielKhbor a uclner roust In cele
bration of the lal day of liool.
V The people uruund here were
ery much dlscoursst-d over two
very hard frol thla week, but
lwy did not do much damane.
j There was a nli-e picnic Inst
Sunday at Prank Johnson's when
l people. Including ci.lldren and
arrandchlldrrn, assembled to cele
brate Mr. Johnwin'a (3rd birth
'day, all had a Kuod time and
wished her many happy relume,
i Ve were Hhnekcd Kunday even
InK to learn that Ed fisher's home
burned Hunday afternoon. He had
Jen away for a week and there
bad not been any fire In the
house in that lentrlh of time, o
we could not decide how the fire
tnu1l hav. fir!,-Inn l,,l
CROWDED TO THE LIMIT
Mullins Quit Business
VALUES THAT JUST SPARKLE
THAT'S THE REASON-
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Money Saving Opportunities ihat
noihrifly economy -wise shopper
can afford to ignore-read on!
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We're too busy to write a big ad today, but must
tell you women of Medford and for miles around
that to stay away from this bargain fest will mean
a big disappointment to ycu if you care a snap of
your finger for saving money.
Newest Sprin g and Summer
Coats and Dresses
Never In Retail History
Were Priced So Amazingly Low
Hundreds of keen shoppers have taken advantage
of our Quitting Business S ale, and in every instance
were pleased to the limit with the genuineness of
Mullins quality and the littleness of our prices. '
Visit Mullins Store Today
See how we are cutting
object in view and that to
quickest possible time.
Buy new summer pumps
fashioned hose new millin
summer dresses, coats an
heart of the season. Save
before.
prices, and with but one
get out of business in the
and slippers, new silk full
ery, new lingerie and new
d sweaters, r i g h t in the
as you have never saved
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