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STEDFORTJ M3TE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY HO, 1929. ASHLAND VETERAN ASHLANB Mirf 30.-r-C8Mclnl) F. V, Jilijjw on Klkmler teet celebrated his iard birchday on Sunday, He was the. recipient , of many felU'ftatlonti from friendH and acquaintance. Mr.-Shaw Ib well known In AHhland and 1h prominent in church and O. A. U. clrcleB. He enjoys gocid health and does, much of the work of the upkeep of his home; Jlr. and Mrs. Sam McN'air on Scenic Oiivc. motored to Horn brook on unduy, to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grieves. W. V- Walter, secretary of the Y. M. C. A., talked on 'Sunday morning in the Congregational church, In place of the regular ' pastor,- C. D. Oaffney. who is ab sent on a trip. to Dallas, Texas. 1'resldent J. A. Churchill of the Southern Oregon Normal school has been 111 and confined to his home during the past week. Final examinations began Mon day - morning in the Junior high school and also lu the senior high. ;i ..Mrs. vJennie " Pcrrlne. left re cently for the east, having been called to. attend to business at tain), - :. . Alias Elle Waters, aupervisor ;. of physical- aducation In .the Ash land, public aohools has .resigned -.her -position here and -JiaB accept ed a position In the Seattle-schools. Mls Waters expects to return to Ashland - during - August to take charge . ot the Camp Fire Oiru' camp at the Lake of the. Woods. Mrs. koulsr JJodge, Miss Kalh erliui Vincent - and -Mrs. A. ;H. IV&eht huve returned from tli northern pari of the. state. Mrs. Dodge and Miss "Vincent were nl Heaalda, Oregon,- In attendance A the state convention of tho P. 13. f. . (Sisterhood. :Mrs; Pracht was - the' guest of her sister In Port land. The ladles visited n Eu gene both going and coining. ; i Archie Eiibanks,. of Sun Fran cisco, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. l. Kubanks on . Wimer street, ar rived in Ashland lata last week to-- visit - with his parents. Mr. Rubnnka has taken a temporary job at the State Bank and will help, out for a time, while some of -the employees are .absent -ou vacations. ; -. ', Mrs.. F. F. Whittle is a patient (it the Sacred Heart-, Hospital In Medford. She is reported to be doing well and. .her friends hope ' slia wllf soon he able to be at Ironic again.. -; Chapter A. C. of the P. E. : O. sisterhood met oh- Saturday afters noon t the home of M,rs. .F. O. , Wagner nn Granite, strew. Mrs. HI. C- Clalcy presided over the huslhesff meeting. - J-0 , ' ftlanmrh Falls. Modern slate highway bridge to -be built across . I'lnmath river near here. ' M it r : . y it .- ' ..." .V , . w Presented foii Spring, 1929, by i npHE.most advanced style creation of the pejr season abolutely , th last word for yonng "men - definitely a step ahad of . the: crowd. r And yet like all Ijord . " Rochester Styling ideas' iquite within the,' bounds of good taste. r $45.00 1 : ' ': ' ' TniloroJ by IfiduuU-Stern, Rachasttr, N. TQ Model Clothing Co. Medford i Correct Clothiers BIBLE SCHOOL AT J ONE SEVENTEEN Boy and s!rfe! In' the-!toeiiiX I ;:n; in' the.-pitoeUK district arc founting thi day's ! fore June If. On that date thai I daily vacation bible school is. to i open Its doors- and- welcome the i pupils for- the first day's session. All yung people . befrwn the aee of bx nnl tiftetTtf ttvA elig ible. f: . .. . Thin school will, be the aocnnd held In the Phoenix district. Last year'tt school, under the teach in of Itev. 'and Mth. E. Jvtirton, was ko popular with the children that It has been necessary to double th teaching force and length of sexttion. , Far 30 years the summer Bible Hchopl movement has been gaining momentum in the United States. This year tnz-re will be hundreds of thousands of b'-yii and girlH In thousands of American communi ties spending a month or six weeks of their vacation, in this delightful and most worth while occupation. The schooj at phoe niK will be held at the First Pres byterian church June J 7 -July 10, under a staff of comiietent, e pMien.ced. sympathetic. Christian teachers. - It Is to be a. five day a weete school with hours from 9 to 11:30 with recess. There will bo su pervised games, picnics on se lected Saturdays and a gradua tiori .exercise, on the closing night to which all parents- and the whole" community are invited. - As (he purpose of the school is. the: building of Christian char- acter ind worthy cltlzenshin tho courses of study will center in the Bible and . lead to Jesus Christ, Bible stories, dramatics and mem - ory work, singing, training in good habits, life and-teaching of Jesus, great men of th Christian church, and the leaders In the world-wide Christian enterprise will be in cluded In the rurricutnm. . While the school Is conducted by the Presbyterian church It js interdenominational In its -IrH, Utf teaching force and Us desire to serve. It- will be supported iy volur.tary contributions.- Its chief concern 1 your- boy and girl. May .we have them1? Modford is to, have a union school also, but the Phoenix school is hoping to take car of those outside' of Medford and Talent, namely In tho Independence, North Phoqnlx.i Fern Valley ami - Phoe nix school districts. VrIto Iley. W. O. Johnson for further ihfor mation. ! , , r 4 r -- . OF FERNVALLEY ARE HONORED BY FRIENDS (By Mary U. Cure?) . . EDEN .:PRfll5fNCT, Ore.,( May 30. i(-Up('claK)--rVn Alay. JJ3 -a)iout 25 of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Huv Ward 'of Fern Valley come In on them with ' surprise party. In honor ot. theU, fifteenth wedding anniversary.- They brought along well filled h&skeu of dainties, s well as Hi number, of pieces of crys tal ware. A most epO'able time was- had until a Into hour, w:ien the parly departed, wishing the happy couple many' returns, of rie day.. .), ... - , ' - '' i .j:.:' Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dhike of Kast Eden were given! a happy surprise last Sunday afternoon,. when its ot Mrs, Drake relatives, including sisters and brothers and nieces and nephews and their children, came , in on them. . A bounteous . dinner, was . brought along and all feasted and visited unt.U a late hour. .. Vnv. Highlof Talent wan attend ing church at Phoenix last Sunday and waa a dinner guest at the Carey home after church.. E. C. Lockvvood of the White Wing poultry farm took off a fine batch or 1S0O baby chicks last Sunday whica Mrs., rena Stevens took and will raise for hroijers. Mrs. Addle Hteadman of Phoe nix has Just returned from a week's visit with relatives at C'hilo quln, . , . : '- are glad to announce that P. Hunter ot Phoenix, who is In the Sweedenburg hospital tU Ashland, was reported last Sun day to be getting along us well as could be expected, and hope is held out that he may be able to be brought home before lung. . The baccalaureate sermon at the Presbyterian church in Phoenix which was delivered ' by the Hev. Wood bridge Johnson, waAJarKfly attended nd wan very Inspiring. There will he 11 graduates from the Phoenix high this year. Bfhle school will commence for the younger children in Phoenix June 1G, and will be taught by a competent Bible student. All that wish their children to have the ad vantage oP this training should bear this date in mind. ' Sunday school nt (he Presby terian church in Phoenix will begin at 9:4& next Sunday instead of at 10 as formerly, K Mrs. George Drake and Mrs. L. A. Drake of East' Eden were call ling on your correspondent Monday afternoon and extending (congratu lations on the occasion of the 4ftth anniversary of the marriage of Mr, and Mrs. C. Carry. UrUe Aidrlch. former Talent girl, has been engaged to teach the Fern Valley school n-xt year. : Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kerns of Fern Valley are the proud parents of a ha. by daughter, born May 13. We are glad to Announce that Earl Briscoe of Phor-nl', who has been suffering from blood poison. C-tU"vt by a splinter In his hand. Is about out of danger-now; Mr. Brisco came very near losing his hand. American .Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest Winners Display Literary Talent in'Telling Story of Poppy The following essays were select-' ed from those submitted by local school croups to -compete in the contest conducted by the American Legiun Auxiliary. fciV . nnrrt.i Aimn Edler of Junior high school, for v be-;eSnt, grade group; second pluce " """' ",":e coin scnoui. tnira grade pupil, wno represented , the first, second and third gra.de group, and third honor was given Stanley. Kunxmo. i, Koosevelt school, fourth, fifth and sixm giaue group repi esfiuu uvo. "Tc Meaning uf the r , (Hy Alum I-ller.) 'In Flanders field where popples i grow - . Retween the crosses row on row." Perhaps when, these lines were penned tho author did noi icallze the thought mat prompted them had immortalized the poppy, trans planting the little MdHsoni to bloom forever, within the hearts of Amer ican people. - f- .' . But the .thought persists that he uiu Know, ror ne saw ine poppyiIenn Lfgiou" printed on -It, and on blooming beneath te very feet of j th ul)oltIle Milla he wrme ..,.... struggling nntioim,- saw it crushed down by the hoots of mure hi np men, only to arise again bruised uui iiuuuuik uuu .i him an. honor. promise of scars of war, healed. And . The miritts came In and gatiierod so -tbevpoDpy has grown with the ! U)) ail (he wplltfJ antl loid lhe passing years Into a living symbol j idlers that tbey dtlll had fight of faith, hope and a sojemn trust ers ai)d omt each little popuy was fulfilled. going vut. in the world to do its uiuy iuw inuny are jiiciiiieu lo regard the yearly salo of these !,,""",D J .i.y.wl raising money. But to those who .understand, the purchase . of ono of these . blossoms is more than nles for a poppy When she got duty. It is a privilege. Nor is it j, sh, j0uliea ul the po1)py un(1 charity, this gesture towurd the read lht, name ..Jim.. on it A ones who made a nuprome sacri- 3mUe SI)rtJud 0Vtfr her face, for'jlm fire; it is a personal pledge that..WttH the name of the son she bad We who come after understand and given to her country remember. . w , ... ! Even the manufacturer of tho poppy we buy js keeping with the sentiment of the origin. J.nmls once Strong, hrown and confident ; uc power, but now frail and white with Hie pallor of years of illness. put these flowers ingot her pains- takingly, mounting Mts r paper into -reminders of the price they and their comrades paid In defense of the1 nation. ; . But aside from the sentiment at tached 'to tho Memoriul day dis play of poppies, the .system of their manufacture und sale Is based on a Uiashi return of 100 per cent to dls- unicu "veterans nnn ineir inmiues, A disabled soldier, making pop pies -gets-one cent for each poppy. No .doubt If we could fully realize with what pride these men collect tb1 money corned by their own la bors, and V'itU, what Joy they greeL the chance lo again take a place sale of the preppies would double. In the uatlun's industrial life, :the After, the soldier geis his money, the remainder is 'carefully, spent in relief work among needy veterans Gt;onE. : Arisu X . Mas $Q.-WflVf Injuretl nnjrt" -n'tflfMess .in theva.piB of a. fellow workei Arthur 'Gates discussed the possibilities of life and death for five minutes Tues day and then plunged 3 100 feet to the bottom of the Old Dominion mine shaft. He was defld when picked up. Oaten, -who was shaft repair boss had been repairing timbers at the 700-foot level with Charles Reed, a workman. Dates' head was struck by a timber. As he fell from the aide of the shaft, Heed caught him and , held his body: for five minutes, i During that time the men , conversed, Oates explaining that be already was- injured seriously, and urging his companion not to endanger nis own Hf. Heed hung onto him. I ' DOUBLE ACTINC MAKES . BAKING EASIER DISCUSSED DEATH BEFORE' PLUNGING v - ( , 1 ft 1 I 'I'llillLUlli 1 and their families, .And, while the government cares for these men " " " wore s,""' In many cases, where immediate ! belli Is needed. The sale of pop- ihen-furc, gives everyone not only th opportunity (o pay hotn-j ae to the nation's heroes, but to'. uij in solving this more material 1 problem. . ' Tw Story ot t!w Poimy.'1 (Ity AUt-c KHlogg.) J A soldier was sitting up in hisj bed. He was inukitig something.; .SI tiny other soldiers werta in thr - rQom tun und uI wm UuBy Tnpy ! Wero making paper poppies, which I wnM iix , u . , Ttm, .,..,v xv,lu jto ho Uaw, tQ carw foi. tlu.mHtJiv, They could not work, but this was one -way they could help. As the soldier made poppy after poppy, he thought uf the real- pop py that grew in Flanders Field. Ho rememljfred his. pat who had fought and died there. . His pal's name was Jim, and km he. finished his poppy he named It "Jim." He took u piece of jiaper with "Amer- and then lied the. -slip of paper to the; poppy. This made him feel If ht vn lit uitrtiA wnir ifkitntr work. A Httle boy was selling poppies OQ American legion any. A gray- hnirwi .-.M Jn.iu xnh.n hnnr i,. i Tho Story of ilu? Poppy." (By sum ley Kuimuau. "In Flanders XI!4 tho, popples Ki" w . Between the crosses row on row." Therfe lines are the beginning of tho beautiful poem written by John McCrae In remembrance-of. tbose brave soldiers who died on Flan- ders Fields of Belgium. After be ing a battleground for many years, It grew to be a beautiful flower garden of poppley. It I thought by th French that these poppies are a symbol of the blood of the many thousands of .soldiers who fought und died for their cdtin trie's "over there." Mome are now worse off than if they were dead those who are blind, crippled, or disabled in some way. These bravo moil are the ones who gave tip thulr- own .comyn-t for oui'H. They, now try to make a living for their families by sitting up in their government Hospitals ror hours and making! lit tie red paper popples. All they ask of you Is tu buy. one. once ' year'. however, until bin strength failed, 'ind Oates slipped away. ; SEATTLE, Wash., May 3(1. P) U C. Hood, who established a chain 'of morq than 30. gasoline filling stations here within two weeks, was being sought today on charges- of perpetrating i wholesale fraud, which was be lieved to. have -netted him more than $5UO0 a-week. Mood, who said he came from Los Angeles, was charge 0 . with representing himself as head of a California oil company bearing his name- and intent on starting new - gasoline war here. In whirlwind organization he leased string of service stations and j employed managers, exacting $100 or 200 from each,-supposedly as a bond. Nurserymen estimate that 60 per cent of the - fruit trees - of f'oland have perished because of the unusually cold winter. BIG HOTELS RESTAURANTS RAILROADS ; CHEFS ' it Hi - HOUSEWIVES , .. DOMESTIC ' V SCIENCE than any other brand of baking powder in the world. The choiceofexpertswho demand the best. . There are no "lut-a' LESS THAW II (AMINO good"indtbeyknow ES',,'; tried others and com pared results. They selected Calumet and stick to it, year in and war out, because it i Best By Test.1 BIBLE SCHOOL AT J?EESE CREEK HAS POSTPONED AGAIN GOOD ATTENDANCE! BY BADIEATHER IfEEsfci CREEK, Ori Muy .10 j Ot.IV OIlC'llAlU,. May-SO-4- (Sin-cUl). The ilally ,vu,-ulionj(fllfTlll mhM of rthei yellow bible Hchooi; Is luomesainK with a good nuondanee fur this time ' 11,1 J tor I "rl ami iho thcon ! !anh uf the year, when pcuple are very "fur Rume were tlclayed today be bu.y lit. the country. cause of unsatisfactory weather .Mr. and Mrs. Walter KukIiuik conditions over the Atlantic. Tha are the pruuil ownerx ot a new mechanical staffs of both planes t.urd coach. . (occupied themselves with placing .Mrs. Toni Vestal arrived home 1 ""' readiness for flight, lust week with the new arrival. A sii)ply of benzol arrived for Kathleen Kllzabeth. Both mother I the French plane, which was forced and baby are doing well. j to dump part of Its fuel yesterday Kldred Jack" has the measles. when a leaking fuel tank sent Ar- Mrs. H. Hall and aon made a i menu l.otti and his companions, business trip to Medford one day j Jean Assolunt and Rene Lefevre, lust week. - - I ,,sck to the beach after a master- Tho farmers are getting ready f"l though perlloua take-off. Lottl to cut hay" und it is hoped the j and J.efevrc planned la return to threatened stoi'm will puss over New York thul they might better for the present at least. study weather reports of Dr. James The title of the Sunday school ' H. Klmbull, government metorol- lesson for Sunday, .May 20, v na j oglsl. "(Jod'H' Law In the Heart," whii n I It was not until well after mid had to do very largely with the ! night ihat Uvls A Yancey, navl- restoratioo of the Jews, a propb- ei-y that Is now coming to pass, The Jewish people nre rclut n!ng to Palestine by thousands and the whole country Is taking on new ' and several mechanics that the life. The' title' of next Sundays flight waa oft for today and that lesson is "Jjiter Experiences of ( they might ceuse their all-night la Jeremlah." found in Jer. 38:4-13. 1 bor. ( Rev. Griffeth will preach each Sunday morning nt 1 1 o'clock at Reese creek. Sundny school nt 10 o'clock. Instead bf 10:30, giv ing more ttylie for preaching and sonfc service. Mrs. Konlg will sing apeclal selections each Sun day. Thero will bo' music on the saxuphone and, trombone fro ni time to time. "' ' ' -4 : Musical Hits in June Records , , . The Columbia ; list of records this week --as .advertised in this paper, Is outstanding, and fea ture Charles W. - Hanip, radio vo calist, in his ballads. "Pretty Lit tie ThinK." and "This la' Heaven." -Other vocalists are Annette Hon-! n yo;,,B Babyy-- n.r K-UMe Wallers in art iiriltsing '-What Bldja ' Want to Make Me I.ovo Tou For?" and "OoodneHS Gracious- Gracle."' . -'' -' "' ' J Dunce records offer two more furies from' "Pox Mnvletone Kol-llea--'WalklnK ' With Husle" and "Breakaway," done by Milt Hhuw ana nis orcnesiru. i nu ,,,,,.: Troubndoura feature songl cornet-clarinet work-In '"Building al Nest for Mary," and, "I ' Used to I-oveMer ln tho Moonllghe," And yoa:won't overlook,, if you ont tune In, Jo' Turner and hla' Mom-j phla men ' in - an amazing riot; called "Freak and Melt" and tho bluest blue you ever' heard, ono ' Mississippi Moati." J ' ' t These records aro-'on sale- at Maglll's drug store. ' .KANSAS CITY, May 30-(P) i)tv, John F. Hwarens today waa Charged -, with manslaughter - In connection with, an alleged illegal i operation that resulted In .the 1 death of Hilda Schlemann. 2.1. ' I CONTINUOUS SHOW - ALL NEW : TODAY jazz mAd Youth has its , 1 lvltftRYvWHIRl- , hWAt?0 ' 1 O ; 'M$' A- <.' V;v W 1 WW TOMORROW 'NIGHT IS ' 7 i CHINA NIGHT H "t On Continuous Days Mati nee Prloes Prevail Until 9 P. M - Kiddles , 108 Any Thus j " gator or the (ireen Flash. Journey, i ed more than a mile down ,tho beuch to where the plane rests, to ! notify the pilot, Roger Q. Williams, SWAN ISLAND CRASH FATAL FOR, MECHANIC POFITLAND, Ore., May 3p.M Paul Wiley, 3G. died In a hpj)Uul hern today from Injuries suffered late yosterduy when an unlicensed airplane crashed to earth on the Hwah Island airport here. - It. V. Sauters,, who -was at the controls of the plane, received a broken aw antI fnce lacerations when the -snip ten irom an aitnuae or 4uu feet. i Witnesses said .the plane went into a spin as Sauters was half , way through a turn. Wiley was a mechanic for the Transport company. ORONITE CLEANING FLUID CLEANS AUTOMOBILE UPHOLSTERY TODAY, 12:30 to 11 The Pick . ' tha ig Silent PUturei WHAT A NIGHT t -A Merry Mixture Whoopee and Drama. IVIAbv ASTOR ('HAHLE8 M0HT0N " I NT " "- i h . t a - -vat f) 4 - ' ?' ALSO A RIB SPLITTING , COMEDY ' LATEST NEWS j , EVENTS , P.OTHERME'L'S j MUSIC . ""! iL' .a'.r'g.-f'AMU J II. .1.11 U1U ... . This Stainless Spray ''This simpler, sprayer ..to kill flies ONCE you dreaded even to try a spray you were afraid it would stain walls or fabrics. But here is a new stainless spray used properly, it kills the flies and then evaporates disappears completely. Once you hated to fill the "tank" on your .spray pump. It was a messy, wasteful way. 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