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PAOTC TWO MEDFORD MATL TRTBTIKE, rKDFORD, ORKOOX, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929. - - -J. l u . i. PXZ30 - mwww& TALENT GIRLS TO HOLD AN ALL-DAY News Notes of Pomona and Subordinate Grange Chapters Given by Official Reporters Because its leaven' ' ing strength al ways has been and always will be jhesanie, Youerr, ploy the game amount every time, and secure the same delightful results every bake day. Try Calumet and find out what a big help it is. DOUBLE ACTS MO MAKES BAKING EASIER i i I TAI.KNT, Ore., Juno G. 8po j flitl ) Tlio Tegular weekly meeting fit' tlie Clirl Scouts was held at, the 'liume of Mrs. K. T. Newbry on I Friday urrernuon. Tlio next meet ing.' will be an ull-diiy outdoor meutliiK lield ut thn forku of the rouil on Wagner creek. In th-i evening a court of -honor will lie bcld .urotimL the CHinp fire. At IIiIh time I he ti'nderfoot tent will lie given. Six of Hie girls arc eli gible to Hike this test: ' It is hoped the girls will mul.e this orgiinlzutlon a great success In Tul cut. IP (Kipling.) If you can keep your bead when j all ubout you Arc loxlng theirs and blaming It j on yuu; . i " If you can truHt yourself when ail men rioulit you, Jlut.muke allowance - for their -duubllng too; t'ompt'tltive drills liy Ouoh coun ty drill team, Friduy, JO:ao a. ;n. LESS TJ1AM PER' BAKING M ... . . Mrs. Marion Tryer retarned lust Hufiday from a few days' visit : in .facksoiivillo with her iiister, Miss Mat I In llnone, and friend, .Mrs. ' Kale Hoffman. Mr. Tryer was also a guest at Mrs. lloflmans home Sunday afternoon. S. A. Nye and dulvin M of! raw wore business visitors in Medford Wednesday. Marlon Van Natta of Ashland .spent one day last week at trip homo of his sister, Mrs. James Keith. - . . -. Mr. and Mrs. (!. J. Heanian and rwin oi wiioifi speni ajeinormi :lay us guests at the home of Mr. 'and Mrs. Jay Terrill. Mrs. Seaman ,1s a sinter of Mr. Terrill. I 'Miss Hazel- Winkletnan returned Sunday from a week end visit at' 'ih' home of her uncle, l'irley I Wiitklcman, at -Tolo. . ' ' - ir. and Mrs. Jul daiuson moved if you can force your-heart ami . JuckMiii County t'ttlciifliir ' ' (For til Ik week.) ' i Eugle I'uint, Tuesday, June' 4th, 8 p. m. ' Talent, Thursday, June 6, 8 p..ni. h Central I'oint, Friday, June ", 8 V. m. Live Oak. Friday, June 7, 7!3u' p. ni. ' ' , Or, being hated,, don't give way to ; g Vo a' iii " . hating. . - ' A.,,1 .... H.,n' ln..1, ..... .. 1 ,... " V..... . 1UU BUUU, II". J. IN EDISON TEST I If you run wait ana no be th'cU ' by waiting. ' Or, lit'Jn,' lied about, dqn't deal in Hot. ! talk too wine. National (ii-iuiKe Kiulio I'rom-uin. If you can dream, and not . make j On June 7, from 7 to 8 j. m., , d reman your jnaHter; j the National CJraliue will broad cant If you ran think, and not make ! a radio proKram, when all will have thoughts your aim;. ( ! tin opportunity of llHtrnlng to Na if yuu can, meet with triumph and , tlonal iM;ust;r Tabor, National lc disaHicr, ,x j turer Kanner and Brother Chaa. M. Ami treat these two imposlora ' Ourdner. ust. the itamo. J OraiitferM of Jackson county, and olhcrH, had the opport unity of If you can bear to hear the trutli , hearin 'tKmal Lettuier Farmer you ve spoken speak at the Medford hiyli -hool Twtcd hy knaveH to mako a ' aU(litorium Ullit February, and all trap Tor fools, . who heard him were impre.sMcd by Or watch the thine you gave your hls IoicI d forceful address. life to, broken, 11 wno aiienueu me And Htion and build 'em un with GrttnKe convention at Corvallis in worjTi-out, tools.,- . SAI.L'M, Ore.. June 6. P C! A. Howard, state tsehool .superin-j tendt nt, has announced the up- j polntment of the state committee for detection of the Oreson can-) 1 didate for the Thomas A. KUison ; Ufhnlilt-uhln ri'l.i. i.itimliPt'U (if the! committee are: j K. Jl. Lemon, rt:).'istrar at Ore gon 8tate College, Corvallis. chair-' man; F. JI. Murphy, president of j Oregon IlulldiiiR congress; Karl M. ; Pallett, registrar at University of ; Oregon, Eugene; (ieorKe B. Her-! ington, aeeretary oi Oregon so ciety of professional engineers, I'ortland; Jr. F. A. Thurber, president of Oregon nection of American 'chemical society, Ore gon Slfite College, Corvallis. Chairman Lemon Is expected to c-iUl a meeting for selection of the candidate about .time 10. The .district candidates Include southern Oreeon district, George Winne, Medford. If you can make, one heap of all your winnings, And risk it on one turn of pitch and tos. And lose, and ktart again at your .beginnings, , And never breathe a word-about your loiss. .1823D CI'TINA (Frnn, ... 1 Picture -c,? '""rf -"imoninns" lRl.rv (,'- 1 s stXr of the week r vCAI. lt,-l OHns v , .... . AWIIISOUCUESIU. "(From Motion r - "(Tocoanufs ' . ir,a iBFAcillNorORBo . . Not r. ) I BOMB-ONI-. AND ANV"NE 1820-D Hn r IME-"1- 1 . -;vrorcbMt-. RECORDS tCNCH.js, An Overdraft is a lilul, mi I lie iTolit. reetird t Hie mini wlui allows it In It ii ikti, iiinl is nullity etnlKirrass ill),' fur all eoiH'i'i'iieil the wriler o' (lie elieck, tin- ! i i-1 1 1 , and Cue lnuiU. Tlie licsl. rule is - never overdraw ! KEEP UP YOUR BALANCE! First National Rank Medford, Oregon FEDEAL BF.SF.BVE V SYSTEM, Z2 Saturday Into the Riley Nyswun'er houso on tliti highway. Mr. Ailum 8on fiold IiIh properly at PYederlck recenlly Lo a Mr. Urown from Iowa, who took poKset'Sluii the e.id of tho week. " Mrs. Mlnme JoecHel and twin son, Kvoret md Krving.- left last Thursday for Salem, vh-re llicy will spend a part of the summer with Mm. Joerkera mothpr. They will upend the Tent of the vacation :tt their home In (iaston. Ore. Mrs. Virgil Vh:kl:inan and four clilldren :Mac, Iva, Virgil., Jr.. am! Marry from akridgo, arrived Fri day and nre visiting at. the . homn ol' A. Wink Ionian and family. John tiaraza und daughter, MVh. Lozier, from Hanta Cruz,' Cal., called at the homo of hie cousin, Mrs. Mary Ksles, I ridny afternoon. They were en routo lo Seattle lo visit a son. Mr. mid Mrs. Floyd Lamb, from Klamath Agency wient tho week end at the home of their lather. Tom Linnh, returning home Sunday afternoon. Row Audley Hrown, scout iikih tor, und a number of hls snouts in tended iho court of honor held nt Mudlord Monday night. Seven of the Iio.vh took a H-mlle Jiike to the I'ompadour cliffs one day hint woe.k to comiilct their merits in the cross country hike. Mr. and Mrs. ('land Jones 'spent the week end at t Jin Dead' Indian soda springs, visiting Mrs. Jones' pavcnlH.'Mr. and Mrs. Charley Wil li imm. -Mr. and Mrs. Cluy Quackonbush and Mr. and Mrfc. A. V. Jncohson of Oorris, Cal., witent Memorial day at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Quackcuhnsh. , Karl Ilamilt'p. who has been working for the Skaugtt store at RoHehurg, was transferred to the Hioro in Medford last wuek. Mr. Hamilton visited with hl -parents, Mr. ,uud .Mrs. Guy .Hamilton, Sun day. Mr. atid Mrs. Harry With row. Mr. and Mrs. Rnink Maxon and Mr. nud Mrs. Kd Maxo:: and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Tvinitlil Mont' gamnry relurnod Friday from Hlv ers1de, Cal., where Ihey had becu working In .the . fruit. Mr. and Mrs. Pert Nlcholn ntv the parents of a now 10 pound b:ihy girl which arrived Thursday. The Utile miss was given the name of Charleeu iwe.mloI.vn. Kilna Newbry spent Keveral days Ihe past week ut Yreka. guest at the home of Miss I.oltt (III). Miss Hit! resided al Talent a few years ago when her father, Tom HUI. con ducted a general merchandise store here. . ..... ,., ... nerve and ?;inew To serve your turn long after they are giine, And so hold on when there la noth ing in you Except the will which says to them: -"Hold on!." If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue. Or walk with kings nor lose the cum in on touch, -If neither foes nor loving friends ran hurt'you. If all men count with you,, but . none too much. , , ' If you ca'n fill the unforgiving min ute .With Uxty Keconds' worUu" of dis tance run. Yours is the earth and everything that's in it. And whkh Ik juwc you'll be a man, my son. Ol.UKNHrun, tiermuny. June (P. - -(TiA bomb with a time fuse exploded during the night in the provineiitl treasury building, caus- ioszaoc Trowbridge Lumber Yard Everything In Lumber and Building Material Distributor, for John, Munnvlllo Rooting, Trowbridge Cabinet Works Cablnete, Window!, Doore, Screen,, Etc . The Old Reliable Eetabllthed In 190 When In need of ANYTHING for Building, Phrne til. .We can be of real eervlce to you. 0 o I DE3QES10ESQ IZZl To Identify Genuine Aspirin THE incrcaain? ure of Bayor Aipirin every yo4r is proof that it has no ill effect. It is tho accepted antidote fri pain. ' It always helps; it never harmn. Quick relief whon you've a headache, or cold; or aro Buffering from licu ralKt.i or ueuritia. Rheumatic pains yield, too, if you'll only give thoao tablets a chance. But you want fitmnino Aspirin, so look for the Bayor Cross on every tablet. The box always bears the name Bayer and the word genuine printed iu red. italc :mrain;e ,oUr. Master, Oeorge A. Palmlter, Hood Itlver. Overseer, -M. -C. (ilover, Uorlng. lecturer, Minnie .JO, .Uoud, .3iu nene. Steward. Clarence F. D a V 1 e b. Eagle Point.' - i - . ' AHslKtaut ,S t e w a r d, Warron young. Clatslcanic. .. rhapluin.,J. O. thitwood,,lU"''g. Treasurer, II. K. Denny, r.aver ton. ' Secretary, -liertha -J Heck, Al bany. j (iatekeeier, C.,C. .Borland,. Ore-, gvn t'ity Ceres; Mrs. Elinor D. Cook, Sa lem. , ( Pomona, Mr.s. H. U. Davis, Tank ton. ' ' Flora, Mrs. C. VT. Craft, Forest flrove. I,. A. -H , Mrs. J.,G. .Kelly. Portland. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS 0; ' Sti Aiplrln Ii h tr.1 mirk of nnr Uannradun Stato imnw Slvet. June 11-14. - The chamber of commerce , of Myrtle Point 'has shown Itself re sourceful and equal to any emerg ency. - Cards have been received by prospective delegates to the Htale convention of 'the "State Grunge, saying they plan to place all dele K a t es iu comfortable, pleasant iiuartet'H during their vilt to Myr tle Point, It Is no small undertaking for a , town the sisie nf Myr(le -PoJut to house comfortably nearly 2,0au delegates, with hardly two weeks' notice. Put this is what the Myrtb Point chamber nf commerce is planning to do. No delegate need feel ditinppolut ed at the change in plaur of the Htate GraiitfO meet. TlieiV will be the same delightful trip over the Koseburg-Cous Pay highway ami all may rest assured that the en tertainment will be eipial to that accorded to Slate Grange delegates In the naHl ' ' r All flack'on county -Grangers who potiidhly can, should' ptan to attend this -meet. ' Myrtle Point is c.iHlly reached by a few hours' drive, with good liighway nil the way. We rarely hnve the Grange convention In southern Oregon, so all should1 lakr advtin(ai;o of this opportunity who can. Ther will be plenty room In the park for camping ut ilth your own equipment and there will also be rooms nnd on bins for all who desire them. The- educational ad vantage offered and the mijoyablc time to be ha-dvill amply repp.y any Grander for the small micrlfice of time. The convention openti with lec turers' nonference nt 8 a. m., Tues day morning. Open In lxth de arer at !1:15. pns.sinc to tle fourth dciroe for work. All work is done In fourth decree and all fourth de Kret memberK may attend. Lecturers conference. Tuesday and Wednesday moruliiKH, from . to 9:15 a. m. Home economies conference, Thursday and Friday morning, from ! to t : I a. m. St a t e lect u rer's pros ra m, Tues day evening at S p. m. Open to the public. Memorial exercises, open to the public. 1:30 p. in.. Thursday. Exemplification of fifth degree hy Coos County Pomon.i Grange, Lat Sjv.' m. Thurnday. "r J I'.xempnrication of hc sixth de ree by officers of State Grange at S:15 p. m., Thursday. tna7, heard National Master Tabor j deliver several udd reset to the (Giangera gathered there. All who heard hlmt at that time will agree with the writer that our national master is an exceptionally convinc ing speaker. O rcgu n G ra nge Pulletin says : "The Grange radio hour on the evening of June 7 will be one of the largest hookups for agriculture that has been worked out in recent months. It will be given over tiie lied Network from coast to coast, and thus it will be possible for patrons In Maine and paLron.s in Calif ornian to participate In this unuKua) program." Speakers on this program will be Honorable Arthur Hyde, secretary of agriculture; Senator Arthur Cap per of Kansas, and one or two lead ing members of contire.ss. Grange speakers will be National Master Tabor, National Lecturer Farmer and Chas. M. Oardner, high priest of Denieter. The wpeukers win oe supplemented by music by the quartet that pleased Grange membership so thoroughly during the' seventh degree at Washington last November. The program Is not intended for the farmers of the Grange alone, but will be uf interest to every farmer and every citiiien interested in it-. beta things of life. Every Grange should see that their membvis have an opportunity of hearing this splendid program, either in the Grange hall or else where, Friday, June 7, 7 to 8 p. m. '..'.Knglo Point Grange. Wednesday evening, June 20, the Eagle Point Grunge held a most enjoyable community night, with supper at 7:30 and full evening of entertainment. ' There were over 00 Grangers and friends present. und about l"a people enjoyed the supper. ! rangers were present from Central I'oint uud Jackson ville Granges. The program, which was light and humorous, was thoroughly en- Joyed. The officers had charge of the numbers on the program, some officers putting on their numbers personally, und others by proxy. The master. A. C. Alittelsteadt, posed as a student of the great "Herman." and entertained with legerdemain. Mrs. Violet Spencer aud .Mrs. Lulu Ward put on a short comedy stunt. Mrs. YYcidman sang two solos, one of which was the German "Lauderbaeh." sung in German. This was really quite a stunt, for Mrs. Weidman is an Eng lish woman, borne and bred, and neither speaks nor understands German. Rudy .Weidman sang two tenor solos. Pearl . St o well ami Alex Vestal, with the assistance of someone's pet fox terrier, gave sev eral harmonica numbers. Mr. Hat field of lloe.se Creek did some Irish Hoggin, accompanied by piano and guitar Many wagers were placed on the much advertised boxing match In tween the master and Overseer Ted Seaman. No one quite understand: how either one was declared the winner, as there was only one round and neither one seemed to be knocked out. The only number that approach ed tlie classical was a, viollncello solo by the treasurer, C. F. Ouvies. Mi. Pavles proved a master hand with the Instrument for no one but a master Hand could have pro duced such music without even us ing his fingers to strike a note on tile finger-board. The bow seem ed to occupy his whole attention, and oven when he ceased to how the music still continued. Sonic feel that Prothcr Oavles Is better educated Jn legerdemain than it- the nuister. i t , - , '-The vast 'of the evening wan apent in dancing, and h11 considered it r. inoxt enjoyable evening. : ' LA GRANDE NORMAL L BED! LA CHAN OF, Ore., June 5. V) The administration building of tho Eastern Oregon Normal school, just completed, was dedi cated here Wednesday with cor renstone ceremonies and a pro gram In the auditorium. . . . - The corner stone laying was , in charge of the grand lodge of the Ancient Free & Accepted Masons, with Fran .1. Miller, past grand master and chairman 'of the build ing committee of the, normal school regents, acting as grajid ni'istor. STANfMHD Oil COMPANY Of CALIFORNIA Watch Tongue For Signs of Illness " Your tongue is nothing --more than the upper end of your stomach and intestines. It is the first thing your doctor looks ut. It tells at a glance the condition "of your diges tive system and physicians say that 90 per cent of all sicknesses start with stomach and bowel trouble. A white or yellow- coming on your JSS tonSuo i& a danger 'i v92& siirnal nf those diges tive disorders. It tells you why the .least ex ertion tires you out; why you have pains in the bowels, gns, sour stomach, dizzy spells. 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Fuller rGc 160 Front Street, Portland 50 branches rn 3S Western Ours Rogue River Lumber Co State Board of Health I TELLS THE TRUTH Our everv water iest .from our Swimuiinc; i)ool is "Condition .A" "Safe for drinking pm poses. ; : II, is the only Gas Chlo rinated Swimming pool in iSoulliorn 0 rcgon and Las no equal. Lift f iiia rd and swim ming lessons by..Mr. and' Mrs.; F. A. ilo Doi mid ,1'roui .. I Ldnul ulij. THE NAT.r ''',') ' ; ; Phone 000 1 Rose Festival June 8-14 Portland asid Ee turti Tickets at this fare (the regular one way fare plus one-third for the round trip) may be used for the going trip any day June 7 to 13, in clusive, final return limit, Monday, June 17. . , . Pltinmng a vacation? ,See our representative regarding low summer excursion fares. Southern Pacific J. C. CARLE, Agent Phone 34
