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VKXTK VrVH NEW COMPANION TO BUICK ON DISPLAY TODAY The Southern Oregon Gas Corporation MEDFORD MATT; TRIBUNE. MFPFOTiri. OT?F.C!Oy, SATURDAY, .TT'XK 1, 1120. I I. - feQCCLdU . WW --Of s ' : ' ' "' ' ; i Tlie tvvo-iloor solnn of tho new lino Is jitiirel upor loft, wlilh tho iior Inset rovvaU tlio utlrn-iiKMlisli new riidiator. SHrt oohicLs uKr riKlit. Iim4r left ro vcals I lie low, matvrul ivur apiKvimuce of the new ears. tipiMtsitc is Uie four-dtHir mhIuii. A business eotiM(, riKidster ami pliaetoa com rLso tlie iNilatiee of the Marquette line. "Outstanding In tho prosonta-j lion by Uuick dealers everywhere I today of the Marqueite, the new six-cylinder car produced by the Iulck Motor company, Is the fact tliat the car, though new to the public, actually com est to the auto motive field a thoroughly proven I product with standards of strength I and performance definitely nnd j unerringly established," says Mr. I Hcherer, of Scherer Brothers, local J t Huick dealers. POULTRY EXPERT UNG F BEAGLE DISTRICT BEAGLE, Ore., June 1. (Spec ial.) Mr. WesterficU and Mrs. Parker were in our neighborhood culling chickens one day last week. They first visited the Williams and, Seegmiller poultry yard and from there to Harry Catons and then to the Ellis poultry yard. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Seeley nnd llt tie daughter Dose Ella of Mrdford ppent Sunday visiting at the home i f M rs. Seeley 's parents, M r. an d Mrs. Harry Calon. j Mr. and Mrs. R. Copley were f Jacksonville visitors last Thursday. Mrs. Pearl Mathews, accompani ed by Mrs. Anderson, both of Eu gene, spent the week end visiting with the Sims boys. Ralph Glass of Ross lane attend ed our last day of school picnic last Friday. .Mr. and Miss Swanson were Med ford visitors one day last week. Miss Swanson also delivered an or der of pine needle baskets to h'.VPlT'8. C. R. Williams had the misfor tune of spraining his ankle the last of the week. He has not been able to be about for the last few days on account of It. Several from here attended church at Gnld Hill Sunday and the h-iptizing which took place in Rogue river. Mrs. Ruby Mayflehl and Miss Thehna Sanderson were Med ford visitors Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gray and t'.vo small daughters. Ibauford and Imris Merle, spent Sunday In Med fird visiting relatives and friends. Ieo Martin took his parents nnd little brother Merrill to Central 'I'ofnt for medical aid Monday. The condition of Mrs. Lucas. r.,.i. much Improved at this writ ing, and there is hope for her re covery. She Is-nt the Community hospital in Medf rd.v Jack Sims left for Eugene Sat urday afternoon, where the will make his home for a while with his mother. Mrs. Pearl Mathews. Rev. Randall wns with uh n few minutes Sunday morning, nnd Rave us a short Bible message. He wilt also he with us for an all-day meet ing June !Hh. There will lie Sun day school nd bushels of dinner. Tien service?.- and baptizing In the afternoon. This will nil he held nt the home of Mr, nnd Mrs. Eugene I -n v. UNOHOllY Sti Phoni 94 4 A Complete Cleaning and Dyeing service "During the long months of de velopment, Marquette cars have been driven over hundreds of thousands of miles In all kinds of weather to test their performance. The General Motors proving ground, presenting all sorts of rough and smooth roads with all kinds of driving conditions was the scene of gruelling tests that prove the Murquett'e a car of bril liant performance. "The experiments with the car's CdKEINT IN SAMS VALLEY SAMS VALLEY, Ore., June 1. I (Spucinl) The seventh unnuul ' commencement was held ut tho niuliturium Tuesday evening nnd j the following program was ren- i dered: ! March, Elsie I.ovelnnd; Invoca tion, Charles Fredenhurg; valedic- tory, pearl Hughes; piano solo, Frances Wilson; paper, JIurold Slnims; vocal solo. 'l Jove a Little j foliage," Doris Itichurclson; class J prophecy, Olare'u-e Holmes; nm- sic, selected; address to gradu ates, A. J. Hanby; presentation of diplomas, Frank Fitzgerald; I benediction, Walter Fitzgerald. Jackson county day was a gala 1 event In Ashland for members of the Sams Valley school. The three eighth graders attended the regular exercises for the benefit of the county graduates and the high school students held their annual picnic party In IJthia Park. Several patrons and friends accompanied the pupils to the re sort. Miss Elsie Straus who Just com pleted her third term of school at Coquille, returned home Satur day to spend the summer vacation. Elsie Loveland, Raymond Tresh am and ldlebert Hughes were the successful applicants, who received their 8th grade diplomas as a re sult of the .May examinations. I Quite a severe frost visited us ! Monday night, damaging some of 'lhi tender garden stuff, j Miss Xaomt Magruder returned ' home Tuesday after tho comple- tion of a successful term of !s-nool in the North Trail district. iMiss Magruder will attend Nor ' nial this summer, before again J assuming her duties In tho same school in September. Since school has closed two of 'our teachers who reside outside of the district left this week for their - respeetivo homes. Miss Jay to Eu lnne nnd Miss Kemstray io Med io nl. It. K. Nealon nnd Miss Eva of Table Hock and Miss Doris Hich iardson of Penlo Lane visited Sun i day at the O. T. Wilson ranch. M rs. Otto Tr es h a m is runva lCM'tng from an operation for the removal of her tonsils, yirn. Tres ham has suffered from Illness for tho past few weeks nnd It is hoped the operation will re .it ore her health, j The ha era tan rente sermon hy Uev. Millard of Medford. at the auditorium Sunday evening, was nttetided by an appreciative nu rtii'iiie. who commented upon it h'ghly f Koxford Ahhntt, who has ben employed for the past f'W weeks In the Klttmuih county timber, rptnrrrd home Saturday. Miss Francs Fitzgerald com pleted hnr t bird term of school in the Independence district, is finding her varat.m with 'it parents Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Fitz gerald. Mrs. Holmes enjoying ft visit thin ttvuk Uuui Puilluml rcUitivu. 'ability as a hill climber well U 'lustrate the severity of the tests to (which Buick engineers subjected their new product. A five-passenger, four-door sedan, carrying a total load of 450 pounds, was used in a test. It was driven over a hill 1 4u0 feet long, one of the steepest on the proving grounds. The driver, under the critical su pervision of the engineers, ap proached the foot of the grade at a crawling speed of five miles per hour. As the hill was actually CENTRAL POINTERS WILL MAKE HOME CENTRAL POINT, Ore., June 1 (Special.) O. D. Tucker, the dray- ' man, moved Mrs. It. . Lamport and her daughters, tho Misses Hel en and Irene, to Lake view Monday, where (hey will make their h( me, as Mr. I .am pert and son ha t a j stock and dairy ranch at that place. They will be greatly missed by - their many friends. The Misses ; Helen and Irene were very popu j lar with the young people, j Theron Brown Is em p toyed at j the SkaggH store in Medford. Mrs. Ira Chastine, teacher In the j third grade, left last Saturday to ! join her husband, who fs attend ing electric school in San Fran cisco. Mrs. Chastine will spend ; the summer vacation there, then return to Central Point, where she will be engaged in teaching nex: year. C M. Johnson, ' who has been employed In California the past several months, has returned to Central Point. Mrs. Uertha Belts and children. Marvin and Althea. of Gold Hill were visiting Mrs. Bet Is parentH, Mr. and Mrs. John Welch, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Calkins nnd Mrs. Elmer Jones and son Italph of Eureka, Cal., arrived Friday nnd will be guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hay for some time. Mrs. Calkins. Mrs. JoncB and Mrs. Hay are ulsters. Mrs. Hay and one of the sisters had not met for 2 5 years. It was Dr. Emmons who remov ed Miss Mary Stanley's tonsils. In e"cnri of Dr. Howard, as stated last week. 1 W-i rrnn t na o rwl (.mil.. nf A n. plo gate spent Thursday with Mies Mary Mee. Baby Zoe Hill Is quite ill. Mrs. Viola Lamp man has been quite HI with sore throat and head ache the past week. The Iioyal Neighbors will meet at the country home of Mrs. K. F. Dean on June 6th at 2 p. m. All members are requested to be pres ent. Mis Corn Dirdericks of Nw berg, who has been visiting Miss Mary Me and other friends In tlie valley, left Thursday for a visit with friends in Orantt Pis. Mis Lo'n Davis and Mrs. Ever ett Fnber were shopping Friday In Medford. Mf.H Kathryn Thompson of Sae. rnmen'n, Cal., has returned lo Cen tral Point, of 'rr an absence of about tbrer r. Mrs. Marrelhis Itowe M1U ouM 111 after an a Mack of acute indi- " I I ii n, II-r daughter arrived Tueirl'iy fr"m Bend, j Little Miss Anna Williams Is havint- n !eio vlih nu-ales. Mm. fliM hmii'-N of Me. I ford rfli in C-'p-n1 Point F-iday. called there by the lllne of her mother, Mr Ttown. M'- OernM'n" Knx nf MM'nrd visited Mha Helen Lvcs WiJnes- IN LAKEVIEW, ORE.) ARE REMEMBERED ... jgwSS '' encountered the engine was ac i celerated and, with a surge of jpower, the car swept upward at a j rapidly increasing speed. As it j crossed over the summit of tho ! grade, HO0 feet from the bottom, ! the car was going 25 miles per hour and constantly picking up. "Further tests prove that the .Marquette has that unusual com bination of ubillties so long sought I after by all automotive engineers j quick get-away, flushing speed I and rugged power. VETERANS' GRAVES JACKSONVILLE, Ore., June 1 (Special) William Lyman, O. A. H. Veteran, assisted by two members of the Daughters of j Veterans, decorated graves here j of soldiers of tho civil war and placed a flag on same. There . aro nearly 70 of the Civil war veterans' graves in our cemetery. ( George Young nnd family and j Mr. Haven of Grants Pass stopped In our city for a short visit at the homo of Mrs. Nettie Jones, t They motored to Sterling In the afternoon taking Mrs. Jones with j them. Mis, McNerney, who recently j purchased a place five miles I north of town Is making prepa- i ration to move there soon. j Mr. nnd Mrs. Boyal Brown of 1 Eagle Point were calling on j friends here Thursday. I Mrs. Frank Sanlsberry and son, j John M., attended a show In Med- ! ford Thursday afternoon. I George Merritt was transacting j husinesH In Talent the first part i of the week. i Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin Litchfield from Loh AngelcH spent the week- I end with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Olm stead. Joanette Simmons, who has heen , employed at tho Itogue Itiver i Sanitarium the past year nnd a I half left Monday for her home at Klamath Falls. A number from here nt tended the Memorial day parade nnd ex err'ses In Medford Thursday mornlr. The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church, met nt the home of Mrs. Iluben Bixby east of town, Friday afternoon. Ten ladies wero present. The sub ject of character was the study taken up for the afternoon also some study was given to different parts of Africa. After the study hour refreshments were served by the hostess. Fred Sparks nnd Leonard Os born attended a business meeting of the clerks of Montgomery Ward & Co. In Medford Tuesday evening. The Dorcas society of the Seventh Day Adventlst church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mm Ken oon. W. K Finney left for Diamond lake Monday, where he will do re pair work in helping to get the camp and lodgo In shnpe for th j open'ng. Col. Payne was decorating Span ish war veterans' graves in the cemetery Tuesday. I Mrs. D. A. Forbes. Mrs. Alice I'll It h. Mrs. Lerbert llmna and Mrs. Fred Kick attended the an nual meeting of the County Health i association lo Medford Wedne dny. Th v also attended the d'. mr. whi' h wn lu Id arterwni d at the Corning Kenhy home. A number from here attended the county cfghth Rrndr com-rr..-crn,n., exercises at Ashland edneadny, Gnle Pl'hardson lf visiting at thu hvinu ut Mm. syaiUa We a jjunnu.wiij.K, ore., June i -w w w v m m l 'H UIl' l i ti iT "i "The results of these tests, to gether with a proven road speed well in the seventies, create new standards of performance in a car off the weight and class of the Marquette. "Although priced within the reach of millions, only the finest proven materials have gone into the construction of this new car, which is built to share in the prestige the liuick Motor company has been accorded for thu last quarter of the century." time. Little Galo Is known by ninny here ns ho spent three years SyltU JtrS, KlwUfl hero in Jackson- A valuable spraying guide for you ' Wrfli tor III Shitvttn-WtlUama tp'aylng chart It fltft compf.l, dir.cHort, lor tho control ol orehord putt. (V-. . ; n Insurance Wjjnm at 11 Mx -leper box! THE EARTH First One Year Old Today and Steadily Growing K. I. DAZEY, General Manager CODLING Moth is on the increase in this Valley. Every year it's becoming harder to control. Arsenate of Lead alone can't do the job effectively. For satisfac tory control, experience of many growers has shown that a good summer oil is necessary in combination with Arsenate of Lead. For this combined spray Sherwin-Williams Summer-Mulsion is ideal. Used with the Arsenate cover sprays it kills Codling Moth eggs, thus preventing "worms" and "stings." An increased percentage of extra fancy and fancy grades is the result. Therefore, more profit. The extra cost of S-W Summer-Mulsion in two cover sprays is approximately one cent per box of fiuit. Mighty small investment for the extra "two bits" profit gained in better grade of pack-out! Mr. E. B. Oswin, Secretary, Yakima Fruit and Cold Storage Company, Yak ima, writes: "We are very much interested in your Summer-Mulsion for control of Coddling Moth. We believe it is a valuable addition to our worm spray. Mr. E. R. Ballard delivered the cleanest crop of applog packed in our Buena Plant last year. He UBed your Summer-Mulsion in two of his Arsenate Sprays. His packout ran unusually high in Extra Fancies." Sherwin-Williams Summer-Mulsion, perfected by years of research, is a highly refined oil especially designed for Northwest conditions. It comes in light and medium grades. It will not injure fruit or foliage; nor does it leave a greasy residue. It is also a positive control for San Jose Scale and Red Spider. If your dealer does not carry S-W Summer-Mulsion ask him to get it for you. "It pays to spray with Sherwin-Williams Insecticides." Oakland Extend Greetings To Southern Oregon People Upon the Occasion of their Anniversary We Sincerely Appreciate The Generous Patronage You Have Accorded Us TheSherwn-Wluams Co. ( Pmoltlo Oammt Wmrmhoummm ) San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Spokano Salt Lake Cly Portland
