WEDFOTCD TffXTC TRIBUNE, MEDFORD.. OREO ON-, RTTNTOY, MAY 19,-1929.
PXGE SIX
TO SCHOLARS OF
TALENT SCHOOLS
TA'LENT, Ore., May 17. (Spe
cial,) Four memli!S of t'ie Amer
ican LeKion and four members of
iiin Q. A. R. addreHsed the upper
graded and high school student
body on "Why We Keep Memorial
Day" and announced that on Memo
rial day at 2; 30 In the afternoon
they would hold services at the
Sterns cemetery on Wanner creek.
.Mr. and Mrs. Charley Younft of
Ilremerton, Wash., who hav been
spending the past week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. G. U. Hullen, led
Wednesday evening for their home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Eaton of Med
ford spent Friday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Vogeli.
James Brown of Medford was
transacting business In Talent last
Tuesday afternoon.
A baby boy was born Wednes
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
' Hoy Hill. ' The little lad weighed
eight pounds and has been given
the name of Lcltoy. The parents
nro very proud of their boy as he
i Is the first boy In a family of
1 three children. Mother and baf
1 arc doing fine.
Mrs.' Wesley Vogell was an hon.
I ored guest at a musical given at
: the music studio in Ashland by hcr
' daughter. Mrs. Cnlllo Vogell Briscoe.-
Mrs. Hriscoe, who has consid
rable musical ability, surprised
oven her nearest friends by this
' performance. She has for some
time pnst been training under
, a verv efficient teacher, who per
suaded her to put on this public
' musical, which has bo surprised
the music lovers of the city of Ash
land. It la expected Mrs. Hriscoe
; will give another in Iho near fu
ture. Duko Verloop has purchased (he
property known as the Only place
. oft Gibson street. The Huln was
completed Tuesday through the
John Mason real estate office.
Mr. and Mrs. It. 1,. Andrews of
Medford spoilt Bundny afternoon nt
' the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wesley
Vogell.
Mrs.. Clarence Mathes and Mrs.
Edytho Dayman and daughter, Iter-tha;-
spent Wednesday afternoon
shopping In Medford, .also attend
, lng a picture Bbow while In town,
j Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klncnld and
i Haughter, Charleen; 8ent Tuesday
afternoon at the homo of Mr. C'unn
bell In Ashlnnd. Mrs. Will Uunlnp
and children of F.ugono were also
guests at the Campbell homo. Mrs.
Dunlop is a daughter of Mr. Camp
bell, and is also a nloce of Mrs.
Klncnld.
The. seventh nnd eighth grades
nro taking their examinations.
' Mr. and Mrs. Konneth Pollen and
two.duughters from. Klnnuilh .Mini;
lion; 'spent Sunday lit tho Umld
home. '
Mrs. Marlon-Tryor spent Wed
nesday afternoon nt the home of
Mri Hay Toft in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Ugan from
Marrlmun, Neb., arrived tho first
of the week and will muko nn ex
tonded visit ut the home of their
son, It. H. Logan, and family.
O.. H. Skeato was transacting
business In Medford Wednesday
afternoon.
FRENCHMEN ARRIVE; PLAN OCEAN FLIGHT
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QUILTING BEE HELD
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dlan country, where he Is work
I lng.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Slagle spent
I Sunday of last week with their
t son. H. T- Slagle agd family.
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! SCANDINAVIAN SINGERS
V'NITK IN BIG FKSTIVAIj
.,.,. .i... in .uhik thv nian to flv from New York to Paris In June, three Frenchmen '
h.u. orrlu.ri In New York. Upper: Single motored Bernard. Lower: Pilot Peno LeFevre, M. A. Lottl, -. ,
and Jean Assolant, co-pilot.
Baptist Church
Sunday school at -0 a. m.
l'reachlng servlcos ut 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p.-m.
Young people's service nt G : ISO
1. ni.
lrnyer meeting Tuesday evening
nt 7:80.
Choir rehearsal Friday ovonlnt,'.
Methodist Church
Siihdnyi school at !):4fi n. m. Les
ter Newbry, superintendent.
Preaching services at 11 n. in.
and 8 p. in.
iKpworth League nt 7 p. m. A
meeting for the young people
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing. Regular prayer meeting Thiirs-
dny evening nt 7:S0., imiiHMliatcly
followed by choir rcheursal.
SPEEDING AUTOS
IRK TABLE ROCK
TADLK TtOCK, Ore., May 17.
(Kpeulal) Much complaint in heard
herd about the rntrlnt; tactics ln
dulKeil In by m o t or I h I s Kolnn
through lhi.4 precinct. Homo -i
these cliivcra tirn well known ami
It In Ihfculcneil that If thlH "heavy
font" Htuff cnntinucH one of those
may ho cited to appear before, tho
'kouiI Judfco" ninL explain their
haMto.
Jteckle.sH lrlvlnt? In a commun
ity as thickly nut I led tin Ihln, with
some 40 ftchuol chllfiren uhIiik tho
highway at nearly all hours, Is Jfttlc
.short of- a crime. , n
Mls Kva Coy, who -was hired by
tho local school hoard to teach the
lower KradcH for tho next school
year, has tendered her resignation
nnd accepted a position in the
KoKrhur city nchools.
A careful exaniitmtlon of- fruit
here today revealH thij- fact that
much damage i wnn done In un
snuidKctt orchardH by tho recent
frosts. ThlH damutfy l more no
tlceablo In ItartleLl peara and Htono
ri'ultHi although (in u reMUlt. of tho
f&MKo oHii'ivauliHflcl nihimdcr-
tfuHt heavy, drop-in tho future.
NotwitliMtandlnK this, troeH nro
carrying erioiijfh healthy fruit to
produfv a fair crop.
OiMTi:e VrlKht cut n Hmijll patch
of alfalfa Tuesday. This const t
utueH the flrnt haying in thltl dis
trict for the neuron.
Air. nnd Mrs. Uoren WreKory nnd
family nnd Mr. and Mrs. John Me.
Itrido were amoiiH those who at
tended a picnic dinner at KmlKi'aut
Creek dam last Sunday.
O. T. WINon and Nato Mllkoskl
of Hums Valley nro shea rim,' tdicep
this week ftu farmera In this sec
tion. Several from hero attended tho
senior hhrh school play at Central
Point Friday nuiht.
Clay I)., rat-keY of the Farmers' !
Kxchanpe at Medford was a busl-
neHH visitor here Monday. I
Cieorgc AVykoff of Portland spent
Sundny hero ' looking ovr . his
ranch property and finning in the
Hollies
Albert Straus and II. K. Nealon
rciHesented the SaniH Valley
OranRe nt the home products bun-
n.tiet of the Medford Chamber of
Commerce last Thursday evening.
The Frank Chandler family vis
ited tvlth relatives at Central Point
last Sunday.
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older onoV Is the general experi
ence.: The yield of an n'spnrugus
bed ordinarily increases until the
seventh yen r,- after which there is
a noticeable decline, although It
mriy continue to produce protlt
ahlyVor 16 to 20 years.
.Farm Pointers
Huttermllk or skim milk kept
before chickens all the lime helps
to supply protein, minerals and
vitamins nnd also nets uss a lax
ative, finds tho Oregon experiment
station T,ess protoin Is needed
in jthe-; mush where a supply of
buttermilk to drink is provided.
Dried .buttermilk or skim milk
may be included In the mash to
HI to IS per cent under conditions
whgre it is not possible tq obtain
tsklm niTlk or buttermilk at a rea
sonable cost.
t.ndino clover, being a rather
shallow rbeled typo of plant,
usually does well in Oregon, but
prefers land that sub-irrigates dur
ing a considerable part of thj
summer or that may be irrigated
regularly. It Is looked- upon an n
rather long lived perennial, says
tho experiment station. ;
Tuberculosis of chicken ts quite
rendily transmitted to hogs, being
confined chiefly to the head ana
neck region, finds the Oregon ex
periment station. Its transmisal
bility to cattle Is considered a pos
sibility, but has not yet been
proved.
Whctt setting out aspnrngus-it
pays'' to use selected crowns, be
lieves tho Oregon experiment' sta-
CUn. as they ''are not only, larger
find make aTnnor growl It after
being set out.i btit also produce a
better stand of plants. That one
year old crowns nro superior to
AT BUTTE FALLS
I1UTTE KAI.I.S, Ore., May 17.
tSpnelul.) MIhh AtlKUHta (Dover,
colinly Jienlth ntli-HO, was a vlsltor
1 11 the- Unite Kails sc-luml Tuesday.
She presented plus to thoso who
were elU-lhle to the honor "roll.
Those who received plus are Poro
Ihy linker, Jnck Iluker. Hob llonv
er, Ituliertii KleniminR, t'nlvln
Stoddnrd. Stanley tirlim-x. 1 .ex lie
fnsey. Huth Moore, :dvard Ah
Imtt. James Kanoff, Talliene Jark
son. Lenore llaker, llnlores Squire,
and Kdgur TuiiKUtu.
Olhers who have defects' cor
.reiMed durliiK the suinnier may re
ceive their plus In September In
time to take part In the health
exercises to lie held on Children'
Day at the Jackson county fair in
September.
Mr. ond Mrs. Ross Wyinrtro en
tertalnod the fellowliiK (sliest at
dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam llollowny and children nnd
MIhh Allnn Intnw of Medford, Mr.
nnd Mrs. William Marlon and sun
Jack. .Mr. nnd Mrs. l'ltlnuin and
David llrownell of iVrliy, Mr. nnd
.Mrs. John Marian. Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Smith nnd Karlene Murphy
of Ilutte I'n Ms.
Mr. and Mrs. l'lckett of Cenlral
Point were miosis of Mr. nud Mrs.
Dnvltl Cleveland Sunday.
Mr. Hubor of Medford was a
(ruest nt the home of Mr. nnd Mis.
N, (lorman Sunday.
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Clean rnBS wanted at the Mall
Itlsa
Real
Pleasure
-To welcome
all visiting
ODD FELLOWS
and
EEBEKAHS
To Medford
and the
Rogue River
Valley
Rogue Valley
Floral Co.
Phone 1040
T)utl On Klootrloity ;
NANCY. France (A) Electric
current is merchandise, because It
can be measured, in the opinion
of the ourt of Cassation hero.
As a result the Customs authori
ties have sued the loonl electricity
corporation for $:i,200,000, repre
senting current Imported between
herniary, 191!5, and January, 1928.
OHKNZHKIM Germany. (P)
I This village recently observed the
100th anniversary of the 'village
fir.so -.hose which ; vs dec.Uired in
gool condition despite Un nge. In
cidentally It was reported that
there had been no fire alarm here
fr- in ore than a century.
. 3PAGXER; CREEK, Ore., May
(Special) There, was an oW
fanhioned quilting bee1 held at the
home' of MrH. Ella Abbott Tuefl-
day evening, the quilt being onej
received' by Mrs. T. R. Flury
at the shower held recently for
her. Light refreshments, were
served consisting of cake and Ice
cream. Those present were urs.
Ella Abbott and daughters, Ooldie
and Eudell nnd son, Olenn, Sirs.
It. B. Purves and son Clyde, Mr.
and Mrs.- William Kerby and
grandson, Freddie, Mr., and Mrs.
H. L, Summers and family, Mm.
H. T. Slagle and daughter Dor
othy, Mrs. I. E. Bradley and son,
Merle, Mrs. Eleanor Perkins, Mrs.
T. R. Flury, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Bell, Miss Dorothy 'Head, Miss
Myra McCall, VVm. Glelm, Darrel
Uavis. E. H. Neiland, Jesse Wil
liams. Howard Combs, Everett
Combs, Rupert Mathewsoii and
Lewis McCall. i
.The annual school picnic will
be held Sunday, Mny 19, at the
camp grounds at Jackson : Hot
Springs. r
Mrs.' Lloyd Walsh spent Wed
nesday with her parents, Mn nnd
Mrs. F. W. Combs. ' .
Miss Rachel Williams called oh
her sister In law, Mrs. Ralph Williams.-
Tuesday. ,
Jerry Klngery ana Miss Ha
Kerhy and Miss Ooldie Abbott
called on friends In Central Point
last Monday nrght.
Mrs. Milan Brlnette spent Wed
nesday at tho homo of her mother,
Mrs. R. R. Purves.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McCall were
In Medford on business last Tues
day. Mrs. O. A. Kerby was an Ash
land shopper last Monday.
Mrs. iF.lla Abbott and daughter,
Eudell, and Mrs. H. L. Sommers
and daughter, Marjorfe, attended
an old-time dance on Anderson
creek last Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Green re
cently moved up to the Dead In-
COPENHAGEN, The sec:
ond largest songfest ever held In
the Scandinavian countries will
be heard here on June 1 and 2.
For the first time In history
of this occasion choristera from
all the Scandinavian nations will
sing under the direction of ' a
single leader. The singers will
Include SO Icelanders, 100 Finns,
150 Norwegians. 200 Swedes, and
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Face Wrinkles , -
Try binding the forehead- with
a linen bandage soaked In eo.ual
parts of alcohol and the white of
an egg, allowing the. 1 an Cage to
remain over night. V' ' . "
Greetings
To
Odd Fellows
and
i.
Rebekahs
A Hearty Welcome
, ODD FELLOWS AND
REBEKAHS ;
WE HOPE THAT "YOUR VISIT
. will be an enjoyable one! .
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ODD FELLOWS AND
REBEKAHS
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THE
Medford Pharmacy
Extends to all visiting. .
h ODD FELLOWS AND
REBEKAHS g
a hearty welcome to
Medford and the. Rogue River Valley
Main Street and CentrarAvenue
0I30E
HELLO! ODD FELLOWS
AND REBEKAHS
We are glad to welcome you to Med
ford and the Rogue River Valley
LEWIS SUPER SERVICE
'K' ' . STATION ; .t
: ' : "We Never Close" " ' 'x
.' Phil B, Lowd, Manager ' U Phone 1300
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WE WELCOME YOU
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
am i imu in HiiimiiKiiiiiii hi liiun nui n mmiimi 1 1 1 1 a n inn mmiiniiinn; iinmiii! j i ii l .m i h h n ih t: i i huim i iiufi i rl i a n i laiini iifnii 1 1 niiiiiuiiih.
You Are Welcome
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Wo sincerely hope that
our hospitality will please
you ami you will conic
a.n'ain to e n j o y "A
(iK'KAT COUNTRY."
First National Bank
BATES BARBER SHOP
Take pleasure -in
extending to
all visiting
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs M
'A. cordial welcome
to""Medford and the
Rogue River Valley
(Six Chairs on Saturday)
128 West Main St.
We know that yon will enjoy your
visit in Medford and we know that
: you wiH' Jike both our service j and
ourfood when you cat here.
JACKSON HOTEL
COFFEE SHOP
t
Neil H. Franklin, Proprietor
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Burelson's
Extends to all visiting
Odd Fellows
and .
Rebekahs
A Hearty Welcome to the ;
"Pear City"- and the
Rogue River Valley 1
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, Medford, Oregon H i
' XFEDERAL RBSERVE ' j
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arc glad to join the
people of Medford and
the Rogue River Valley
in extending a
CORDIAL WELCOME
To Odd Fellows and Rebekahs .
"THE PEAR CITY"
Welcomes you, f
ODDFELLOWS
AND REBEKAHS!
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