Medford mail tribune., June 12, 1929, Image 6

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-.CIVIC CLUBS PLAN
. CELEBRATION FOR
ASHLAND JULY 4
GOiLP IB
' by Charles G. Booth.
ilUIL ILEirS
ASHLAND. Oro., June 12.
(Xii-eiitl.) Ashland I to rclfliriiU'
" July -lih with more than the tmunl
i: innnji and cei-emuny, ucronling tu
recent nnnnim'nu'nt. Ah usual,
i In- UihlaiiK will be in eharK of
plans, )ut thlw oryaniziulun will
ret civo the hearty cooperation of
v tlu- iiotary elnb, the Kiwanln, the
VAVa and the local chain ter of
"eninmei'ce.
: Tne Mlk will have supervision
of' arrangements coneernlnK
e.ni'e'-Iortfi; the Kiwanltt the ile
? orallons; the Kotnry club Is
Synopsis: IVterson rushes to
111 inlur to iielp tin r, Ills
brother, fM'iin, hut limls liini
dead In tlie imimU. Dfllmi,
vio Itad (t'eii '.tiuiiliii the
mine emi-mice, is iiiNsitiyr, nut
1'e(4'riiii eonchides .Ti'tVy kill
fit Iiimveir. With n ehatacte-r-i-ll
(f:luiv, I'eterxm d rut
in I trs the ml lie mi mure' to
will .lerry In lit toinh riiivvrr.
As he I'Icts over the mountains
from Skull Valley, he deHdes
to adopt Hie n.mm "Andrew
Otfdeii," al H. can-erof Ale
IVirix.n, Kiimhler, ihIn.
Chapter 42
Hehlnd ti M:isU.
The throb nnrt hem of Jerry's
voice reused on the final word and
we siit in silenee nsfatn. f.in-y ua
weepint: softly. I had to dah fur-
Ihe tjvely at my eyes, and Henry hlev
Ills nose more vigorously than
usual. We had llvc-d thiuuli an
pe -ted to line up the parade plant, emotional exerlnnre of creat In-
and the ehumher of commerce will i tensity. The end of the drama h id
work with any and all committees. plunged us. emotionally exhausted.
Announcement of definite plans ! Into the depths.
are delayed, awaitim; the return of' The precision wi!h T.J1M1 the
Jihn H. Fuller, chief executive of
ihe Mthians.
In spite of the rain, the park
playground has been well patron
ized by youngsters, larKe ami
small; the. barefooted ones particu
larly paying but litt'e attentiuii t
the w e a t h e r. Merry-Ko-nmnd
1 1 'i' i nurse lie didn't figure on black
, iliaii.' 1'ut 'Hili'in had .and about I
! five years after Dad came Into, the"
':in Kehpe, he turned up and tie- j
imituded S-Vi'M) a year to keep his j
mouth fih tit about the kllliriK of!
' Lundy. j
"Had paid him. It wasn't cow-
iaidice. n1 C'Mirse. He always doubt-j
ed Dillon's ability to make the t
, chaise -stick. Mm Dad hail mar-'
rled, I was born, and mother was
in delicate health. If Dad had
kicked Dillon out he would have
involved himself In a nasty
and the shock would probably ha
'linihe,l her. So ;ie paid. Alter
: met he t 's death, J u years hxo. Jit?
;;thank from openinc up the case
on my account.
"Dail h:id marie a barre of mon
ey and $5,0fiu u yer meant not h Nik
to him. Dillon stent him a poker
ehip every year to remind him the
money was due. A month hko J 1 1
t Ion ovei pliiyed his hand. II
riiipnled' I iMi.otHi, This jolt
LARGEST CROWD ASHLAND SCHOOL
i ATKMnc PDAMpr ' DflADn ynuiDrDO
HMU1U0 UnHIIUL : DUttlU Y UV DU0
I I MiKene lah- VtAi'rettuy even Inc.
.Miss (in ley han spent the year ai
: tending the Stale university.
W. J. Quack nbush of Talent
was iittendiiiK to . business affairs
illl
IN SAMS VALLEY ASK RE-ELECTION
ASHI.AVD, Ore., June 12.
(Special.) Hal .lc'aiiand V. O.
.Smith both havu
' re-election as
1 school board.
Homer ItiltiiiKH
' I'ero..i ,
election
;.Iune 17
filed petitions for
members of the
J. H. MeCee.
ami .Mrs. Louise
other members.
SAMS VAU.KV. Ore., June 12.
(Special) One of the largest
crowdti pver niHent at u Siting Val
ley GraiiKe moating vitnenKod tin-
nn'Ms decree work put on hy the ('eutral
I'oint drill ttrain Shturduy niht.
The Ti candidates Riven the third
and fourth decrees were much im-
loosen oy me earncHt. una Citpah!e i June Care.w Anna Jean Van
milliner in which (lie team put nn ihtnienberK and ISetii Joy. repre
t,he work.- 'Ihe Moor work waK;sentinK iho thii-d division CookinK
very nijjuiy couipiuiiented rr the
moJthnesH and rapidity with
which il was done. Morse Haley
is the captain of the team and rie-
dc-.tifrvKH much credit for what he hay
w as i a,complishe(l in a njiort time.
aie t.ie
is to be held .Monday, f from t'orvullls. where he
at the city hall
Jeluli. ami John fijlliims, represent
iriK the l-i estock club, left Sun-
iday for forvullis to attend the nn
nual 4-il 41 ij Ii syimmer school con-
' ferenee, u hich closes J une 21.
f lit-f h Joy makes tills trip on a
cholarnhip won last year at thr
sand -piles and slideB were sc
of the activities, of the happy kld-
. dies.' '
"KlndlinK, 'a corned y-dramn.
Wiis presented by Alpha Taurl, the
il:'nmullc ur-'anlr-ation of t h e
Southern Oregon Normirl. nt k
o'clock Friday eveninK. The emll-
iMiiutn was filled with a deeply
intfrested amlience.
' " Those ta kliiK pari were .Mamie
Timmoiis, Lawrence Ala x wet I, 1.11-
liau Hhon. Cecil I'oole, I'hllip
Luch. lietty Janes, Itlley IMttenKer,
1 .orraine Sparr, iJick Alarplo and
'Xnl 'Mars.
Julia Keasey, hh hu.slne;s man
1 acr, Vernon Trlm1le( siajie luan
' r.Ker.' t.'harles Earnest and Jack
.l'cny, HtnKn carpenters, and Rath
er! ne La nft" worthy, property man
agers, were In charKe, and K.
Itlchardson, Iternlce While, V. V.
- c "a Id well and L. 1-:. AIcs.senKer
cu ichcd the talented youni; per
' formers. Miss Klh-n Caiey acted
I as head usher.
The presentation was an espec
ially delightful one and much
-credit It due the actors mid those
who coa lied them.
M r. and .M rs. ( ! . A . A ndre wtt
"'and daUKhter, Miss .Mildred An-
drewa, entertained a number of
j'liestH nt dinner recently. Those
enjoy In ( t'nis pleasatil hospilallty
were o)d friends from Cottage
!rnv.t;, Mrs. t.iilchrlat and two
t d .:uhters, Annabello and Kath
rt erine. Mrs. (iitchrist Is here for
t-omitHnrcmciil activities at the
. Southern Oregon Normal. I ler
ilaut-h'lers. the Misses Annabelle
h ml Kalherine, are Ki-aduates.
-Miss Huth (iwemi spent the
week eiul viHltinK at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. A. (!. Adams of 211
liessie Ktreet, Medford. Miss Owens
leaves after commencement, m thei
Normal for her home in South Da
; icfti,l, she has been mtendliiK the
i Woutnern OrORtin N'ornuil the past
tv, o vears, ii-ailutititiff In March.
She expects to teach tu South Da
'l.ota. .Mr. and M rs. Leonard A nil re ws
anI little Von' oT Tteedsport. Ore.,
arrived this week to si tend the
'summer, and perhaps locate here.
I-'or the present I hey will occupy
'the J. li. UohcrtMin ranch on the
highway south of' Ashland.
.MLss licrthu Denton has (tone to
Lrrkeley, t'al., where she expects
to attend the institute of the pub
lic health nurses -of California.
Mrs. Denton, who Is a city school
, nurse, If a member or the nrnnlz
'atioij.' While pouth she will n!.-a
iattend a national conference of
social service workers, the first
conference oT Hh kind to he held
on the coast for a numtter of yea-fl.
l' Is tinderMood that John Kn
dein who, accompanied by Mrs.
. John lOnders and Mrs. II. U. Iln
1 diM's, left for Cortland a few days
hk a. is to undetKo an operation.
aecorditiK to Information received
f1y his brother, Henry Knders.
Mrs. Mary Cray of Oulnda. Cal..
a sister of Mrs. tleoiKe . An
1 drews, Ik the house rucsi of Air.
and. Mrs. Andrews nt their ranch
home on Lust Main. Mrs. Cray
expects to make an extended vi.dt.
fragmentary evidence MaeXalr nml
Deacon and 1 had discovered fitted
into the various parts of Jerry's
story was ntmiJm:, Our Tvidence
had fuiKfrestcd much, but it actu
ally had revealed little; and this
ex'iui.slte dovetalllm; of cause andjstii-i keeii.-r. You can fmuKinc Dad's
effect fascinated me. Kveu my ex-j slate of mind when she told him
pertetiee n (he ,sr-crei" rroin had j Lundy hadn't died.
jiit what Dad needed. He blew! KveiythiiiK was respectfully (inlei
up and told Dillon he'd never net ; In tie hall during the degree work '-inte fair
another cent. Dillon cave him h, which Kiows more iinprcKsfve each; An announcement of more, than
month to ehaniro his mind. t time U is heard, leading the candi pastsinK. interest is that of the
"This was the situation when date as well as t he meinhern to ftil-, man iai;e of Philip Hult and
Dad Mumbled Airs, Lundy lastly nppreIate the beautiful HtHHun-i Vivian AL Wooilshle, which took
week. Dad was struck hy her namejof the Grange ritual. After Iheiplace Sunday," J6ne 2, at Colion,
and In- took her Into the house. . completion of the work every one i ore. .Mrs. WoodiriM u w-ei Lmh.u-ii
it turned out mat she was the wife
of the Joe Lundy, the Torridity re-
become clear. Wax ficures, indeed!
I had not missed the pathos of
Kurie's devotion to his Lull and
Nap. For 30 years he had cuarded
am cherished litem ! Xo wonder
MacXair.
his (error that they mit;)lt be de- I
stroyed or taken from him had live, Luther
fin the ocreaHlnn
1)" sou know wlio thlx nmn nil-1 "lie Hi'"' nilmlinr was a delectlon
Ion 17" rii'.ic.n iIoniiincl..i shnriy. I ' ' "He ortiifislra, anil alter much
"I ilon't. Dad wouldn't tell m,.. j f'MiffliiiR and Kuttlns up and sit
II" .ild hi' was coinn u li.'nidlo I tlnK down awln thvra nianaKfd to
him in lils own way. 1 supposi' ! K'm to tno from a iilaulHt and vio
:h:il's why hi- si nt for Ihl.i doti'i:-
iciuxcu lor a little run. i Aslilnnd and bouUiuiu Oii-Kon,
The meellni; was then turned luiviim hcen very prominent in
over to the Samn Valley lecturer, ' mu.-dral eirides, and an uiwj.illy
woo nan arranged a nine program i nil led vmnlist. Mr. and Mrs. Hull
will he at iionie, nt rollon-after
llnist. Alter the ioliulnt had nn-
stn.)ped, unroiied and unloeked
his violin, which we ull hoped ho:
wouldn't he loaK In limine;, he j
turned a look of consternation" to
his Audience winch llslened lo an
explanation of a real Iraxedy he!
had no how. Ah he closed the case !
everyone applauded loudly anil a !
parly overheurd the violinist re-1
mark' that that was more applause'
than he ever got when he played
The next numher was a reading !
by .Mis. Smith of the Central Point :
firnlige. It amused everyone ex-'.
cept the tobacco ehewers (which!
Iv
l.ncy drew .lerry'i head to her hreal, (rently rai-csing his hair.
ASHLAND 0. A. I Will
' AHItl.AM), ore., .tune U1
(Spei'i.'il Tin, annual Imiini'ss
nirelhm of the A!hllind Mltuh
Htndy cliih will he held nt the
KtinHil of Miss ImoKene WnUiie
III the Heaver hllililiiiK. All melil
.lietK nle awlti'd tn he present, since
ilnls Is the last ineclina for Hie
yeiii': '
" Mount Ashluud t'hapler liauuh
teis of the Amerlc.tn Kcvoltltlon
.holds lis last incitlm: of the clir-
II year also, this week. It Is
.plinncd to have a picnic In the
l.ithlu I'aii; on l-'lldoy. .lime II.
In annual ohservancc of flai: day.
The recent. Mrs. Jennie JiihliHon
llllhclt. HI itom all iiiciiiIh is lo he
present at this nieelinr. If the
Weather continues Inauspicious, the
elcjinly.'iMnn w-itl niect cl'-cwhcre
APPETITE
IMCROVEll
r . .QUICKLY
I Injur lb. 1, ( t,,4
vLJ H iiui.,
II you linve no rtetr
for food, iui you feel
out of sorts, nml it.
pressed, . iiiiiulak your Jlgesilve
crguns. Try lr. Carter's own form
ula. These pills taken after nieali
IH Wrt fllnestlon, relieve tho Rns,
reBulnle the bowehi, expel constlp.
, lion iiolpoin and rouio appetlin.
All Di-uepfsls Mo tnd 7,r.c red phits
CARTERS 1321 PILLS
driven him to deceive me! Poor
Furle! I e.nve i;u (inti Xap .credit
for savfw: what Mnuliy was lefi to
'him.
Our ease wiii far from complete,
however. Jerry. I believed, had
more to tell us.
"A ml so," I lenry tniit tered.
break! m the .silence, "that was the
'poker Maim thai cracked the
town.' "
Jerry nodded, his eyes hrnodinu.
"Torridity was abandoned short ly
afterwards. ... I wi.-h I could
have put It in Ihe way dud did."
"You have." I told him gently.
"I never felt as if I really knew
him,' the boy went on.
TerhnpM yon thought of him as
wearing a mask."
"Thai s it '" he excbiimed. A
mask. yes. Hut sometimes the mask
slipped. It's a nieer thint; lo say
about one's father."
I nodded uiulerHlandliiKly, bill
Luey shook her head.
"It was the real I'ncle A ndrew
hlnitiK through the mask," she
said, with deeper insight than ours.
"That awful u'une. mid flmlliiK l'nr
ele Jerry dead they must have
done dreadful things to him. I'oor
I'ncle Andrew!"
"It mean chanulmi his speech,
his mode of living, liis outloidi on!
life." Henry observed thotmhtfully.
I tut. fundamentally he remained
the same."
'Only sometimes the mask wore
thin," I int. bil sadly.
Jerry shut his eyes. "When I
think of the way I hurried him
about opening t hat mine!'
It was hard to really rind one's
father ami lose him in the space
of an hour or two and I started up.
intending to drop my arm over his
.Jioillder. but Luey wjw before me.
Mldlrm onto the wini; of his chair,
she j;ently drew his head lo her
breast and ran her fim;ers j-oftly
throuuh hi dark hiir.
"Von had better tell Us Ihe rest
of h. Jerry," I said ipiietly.
He nodded. "Pad h.id no trouble
about the mine. It was p e v e r
el.iliiud. lie w'aited a few yenis.
then he had it tran-rei red lo his
new name, l.Mieer, what happened
to the tr-nisTer and the cheek. Isn't
it? If Lot: ly didn't leave tile room
between Do- end of the i;.inie and
when Pa. I hoi him. neither did
the transler ami th. check utile- s
Lundy pasyt-t) tliein on to someone,
ebe. hich d Ml'l seem likely." j
"His mind is a blank about hat ,
happened to lira ih.it iimJi'." 1 ,
said, "lb- won i kno w )imi he did
with the papers. He must have!
hidden them mi e hhai nobody
lies been able to llnd tlu in." !
"The I nuitifi' may ha e in-en J
r O 11 U d. I teaeoil Ml;s;
nothltu: bi-.-n iboie about it,'
'"IItiui," I said. "In my v
the traii-ft r mid the check a
whete l.uml;, put tlu?n.
ide.l several pi ople haVe be
iiOs for tln-m. Put on .1. ; ( "
' P. id stopped a mi ni of the
check lie had i:iv n l.itndv. He
'Mine up Imv and put cveiythitm
he had Into laml-and water diel
opinent. Vou know u h.u happen
u. 1 .Vet vihina he ton. he. I
i'ei.d. ). had uan-e,! i,, ...
"I'l.-li of the pa-t as he H. .m
he knew lh.it somel.o.tv wat bound
lo i-ecoytpzc him uu time went un.
"I-'uile was next. Queer, Isn't It,
how Jll'v breaks In hunches. We
had a bit of . an eart htiuaUe two
in n n t h s iim". you remember. It
dionk open another entrance to the
Two liroihers mine and uncovered
a rich vein of Kold in a'hatmlnj;
wall of ijuarlz. Kurie Kot Into the
mine throiij;h tin- spilt and
t he neW vein.
"Peaeon :tnd I have met Kurie,"
I raid dryly. "We know about the
vein."
"A iuerr old bird, isn't he? Did
you notice his eyeglass? That came
out of Lundy's niamiifyinfc kIussch.
Hut the mine.
"Kurie came In see Pud Friday
afternoon. He didn't recognize hipi.
Kurie came to P.nl believinu' him lo
be the new owner of the mine. He
hasn't the remotest idea who Pad j It himself
is was. nervo.
(Oopyi'ht, IHL'O.'Wm. .Morrow Co.)
it violently flayed!, And Judge
.Sparrow, who Is certainly lovul to
liia sex and can'l stand to he;t.- one
j "f them knocked.
Two iionK.i hy Mias Paris Itich
i unison were well received, and Ki
lls (Jaiiett remarked. "She is a
swell Kinder," hut Mr. Gntvetl
never Iicujh any good eining. OI
coursu he has a Kood radio, but no
one ever bIiiks over them.
When the Hulectious hy tho har
monica hand were bIvkii Heve,ral
remaiKed, "They surely can play
Kontl lr thoy don't look It."
When the youiiK people liiiuil up
for their souk and everyone com
menced applauding they puffed hi,
mlfihtfly, reeling Hint thev mus!
he liclter looking than ihey hud
even thought, Which is a lot, whoti
they dlscnvered ihe applause was
over little liahy Hrenner. who was
in tho middle of the hull spreadiua isu"10 ru,ul
her nnby uniiles. They were so
subdued they could hardly sing.
The (irnnge paper ended Iho pro',
grnni. Tho editor felt (pille con
ceited when .Mr. Shely of the Cen
tral Point American enmplimentod
her. This coming from one ho
capable was a compliment hut odl-
fottuiljtors liavo to praise editors. Cor no
one else will,
Something in the paper about the
Central Point (irange'B huihlintr
fund got next to iudge Sparrow,
hut we don't see why it should.
Some tady asked, "Wlm fH your
Htllo pianist?" A mother proudly
said, "My girl." "Well, she can
cerlalnly play well if she isn't good,
looking," was tho reply.
This report was requested hy Ed
Strohmeier, who wanted in write
but didn't have the
September I .
The Misses Lorraine and Kdiih
ftrookmiller. former Ashland girls,
but whose home is now in I'ot
niona, Calif., expect to spend sonic
time in St, Louis, Mo., the, guests
of .Mrs. Myrtle Ott and Miss
Fannie Johnson, cousins ,of Mrs.
.1. It. liobertsotl of Ashland, at
whose home they have often
visited. Miss Johnson spent a few
days' wlln Mrs. Hobcrlson at her
country home recently. Miss Lor
raine itrookmiller has just com
pleted her work as i-jioTe teacher
at Prookings aniT'wil, ictiirii there
next year.
Charles Kdmondson of CorVallb:
i:: visiting at the Oeouge Andrews
home on , the lialfour-fiutlirie
nineii, Kast Main, litis week. Mr.
Vshhind Thursday. '
I President J. A. Churchill
Southern Oregon State normal.,
i w ho has been HI for the past two1
week, is greatly Improved, and is f
is able to be up part of the time.
Ceorge King has returned to ;
Ashland after making: a trip to i
, San Kruuclseo. J
J M r. nrt M rs. P. 1 'erozzi and ;
their daughter. Miss Lucile. h ft !
ion Thursday 'for Kugene to be j
present at the Kradumion exercises,
jof Miss Thelma Perozxi. j
j Hubert Wright, son of Mr. and
.Mrs. Wirt W. Wright on Liberty!
street, returned on Wednesday i
has been I
attending school during the past
I year. Uobert will take his degree
;utter attending one more term at'
(tlu State college.
J .Mrs. Norma Iteeder and Mrs). A.
jC. Joy returned on Tuesday from a
inp to (.urvaiiis. air. Header at- j
: tended the. com niencement exer- !
W-U-.vH of uie 19y class, of which j
(her niece was a member, and Mrs. ;
, Joy visited wfth her son, .Bernard.
who will remain In Corvallis dur
ing the summer.
.Mrs. Fred Taylor expects- to
have on -Monday witM her cousin,
Mrs. Theliuu (Janaway, of PhoenLx,
ore., for an extended trip east.
Mrs. Taylor plans to visit In Illi
nois, and will also go ns far south
as Vickshurg, .Miss. She will be
a way about six weeks.
Preparations are being. made hy
the Kilts lodge for an appropriate j
program lor i- lag day. The exer
cises will be held on Friday, eve
ning. June H, ut tile lodge rooms.
.Mrs. Pertha Penton, nurse In
the Ashland public schools, left
Ashland on Thursday for Berkeley,
Calif., where she will attend an in
stitute of the public nurses of
California. She also plans to at-'
tend a national conference of so
cial workers.
will be Hartletts, it Is estimated.
In a bulletin isiued Ly the asso
ciation It in stated that "in view
of nation-wide crop conditions, fitw
cars or app; oxmu.eiy u.uint ton j
Hnf imrtfrits VM find a profttame
f theieatitern inark,et. Pariii coabt mat-
kets will absorb 2u 'm)m tons f1.
fresh state. In view of this henihy
situation in both eastein and west'
ern maiKets it Is apparent that
Hood prices will be probable. '
Petrels are t;n named
their hahit of ' walking
rnc;tty the itjblical story
because
in water
.f Peter.
; Sprinter Injured
COLl'Mnrs. Ohio, June 12. (A)
Ceorge Simpson. o:ifo state's ree
oul breaking sprinter. injured bis
right leg so severely In the 220
yard dash hi the national' Vol
legiaie meet in Chicago last Sat
urday that he will' lie unable to
compete in the sotitli tVmtic cham
pionships at Washington ,t h i
week-end and may be out of com
petition for several weeks, univer
sltv officials linnounced today.
Ollde New Christian church
lilllding dedicated.
The mysterious tangle of Andrew
Ogdcn's lire Is mii'iivcling. W ho in
the murderer? Continue the Mory
tomorrow .
. 4
COLD HILL CROPS
DAMAGED BY RAIN
HOI.H HI I -li, Oi'o.. Jimp 12
(Kppi lnll-'I'lio ri'iTiil iaftiH in lift
vliliilly or Oo'lii lllllMiaVn dentin--inI
llii' lni::i'i' purl or tile crop of
Hip first itilllim of liny. A mini-
Imt of runniMs Imvi! lost ni'urlr
all of lli. lr liny which s cut. Al
IhmiKh llii- ruins illil much dninnKi
In tho I'list culilni;, they ilhl much
mioil to the ijccoml. In Hiiino fiehls
where Ihe HimI cuIIIiik Ik oil th"
Kioiinil the Fecoiul crop In nearly!
hull' way tottanl ninuirlty.
A numher of the lai'Kt'r he-ry
flehls lost heavily hecause of their
fruits helim roil en on the vlnen.
Another hiss to the iitrnwherVles Is
that they will mil hold up for th
market when they are dump.
weailier now iiiuiinu wnrni will he
a Kvcal help to the valley. '
SAMS VAI.I.KY C'.HA.Vdi:.
Merrill Itillle relurileil honie
from school ai the O. S. (,'. the hit
ler part ol hlM weeU.
A. .. Walker ami family motored
lo Creiiccul I'll y Sunday.
I''rcd Stone has moved from tho-.
city to tip Von dor llcllcu camp,
where he will reside.
Fred tiny liau now moved hack
lulo his hotne which was recent
ly damaged In it-. Il has since
I hcen rcliiilll and rel lulshed.
pinion i Tony Unas relurlled from work
nil at I'rospeci the hitter pari of last
TEACH BELLVIEW
DISTRICT SCHOOL
lMOI.l.VIKW, Ore., .Tune il
(SpechillMIss l.oln Talhott. the
daukhter ot Mrs. Itoy Tallinn, wng
chosen as principal of the Itellvlew
scliool for Ihe ensuliii; year. Miss
Talhott comes hlnhly rppiimnipnil-
pd. She Is n Kraiiunte of the S. O.
norma! nml has a life certificate..
ItcllvleW residents me Khid Una
one of their own community has
hcen rhoseti 'for tho posilton.
Mr. and Mrs. 1 "n ill lliilhert, who
owned the (treensprinmi service
'sinlion. mill it to parties from
It'altfornia and have purchased the
(iconic Sands place In Itcllvlewr.
The llalhert family moved to their
new home Monday.
Tin Ja.a dance sponsored hv Hip
Yl, i Itellvlew ladli'S I'liursilay evenitiR
was ii success irom n social anil
financial standpoint. This will he
tlic last dance of the season.
"a nd
1930, AS CENSUS DATE
KiimoiHlKon is an old friend of the
family and is here wita a view to
loeatini: in this itmmuiiity.
Kiiimins' Ilurn, a nephew of A.
M. Heaver uT tins city, in in the
Community h o i I a 1, sufferint;
1 1 nm a broken collar bone and
several dislocated ribs, due to an
accident which occurred durint;
his worli with the operators in the
entomology department of the
KovcrnmcuV crew in the Crater
lake forest reserve.
The city counlftl has accepted
tlie resignation of Clyde M alone,
superintendent of the city eb-e-t
lie department, but with regret
at the deiarture or .Mr. Malone,
who liau made such a success of
his work. Several applications
have already been received 'fur the
position, but the appaiutnieiit of a
permanent head will be made at
lime. .Meantime, the
Work will be carried on by J. M.
Walker of Taeonia, Wash., Mr.
Walker, wiio in u licensed enjri-'
neer in the state of Washington,
comes highly recommended. Major
.Malone leaves June 1 (i for the Ha
waiiini isla.nds. where he has ac
cepted a position.
Clarence Lnne. who operates a
confi'ctioncry and Krocery on the
linulcvard, has been quite III for a
few day and confined to his bed.
Mrs. OeuiKe King and her two,
children have one to Seanide for,
an extended stay. j
.Miss Jane Crime 'has gnne to;
Srtn l-'rmicisco to enter Wt. Crancin
nospuai ior a course in nuiVH
training.
Miss Knima Jenkins, w hu has
been employed with the Citizens'
bank fur several years, has ac
cepted a position with the Jackson
County bank in Medfoul.
Mrs. J. Q. Adams and her young
son, who have been here visiting
witn Mrs. Km mn Aoams, have left
for their home at Sheridan, Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kruggel af
Med ford were visitors. In town
Monday evening.
Ms. Walter Kverton led on
Monday for Chibniuin, where she
was called to the bedside of her
unite. Mr. ranker.
Miss Mary (laley. daughter of
Mr. und Mrs. Henry C. C.aley of
Sherman street, arrived home from
EXPECT LIGHT CROP
SACUAMKNTO. Cal., June 11!.
This season's proiluction of pears
in California will total auont 150.
600 tons, or 70 per cent or Inst sea
son's output, it ts eslimateil hy di
rectors or the California l'ear Grow
ers' 'association. KiiityJTive per
cent, or J 30,000 tons, of the crop
ENJOY FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES
Flavored With Sugar They I
Are Delicious and Healthful
TIM 7. r "
manes uim
"My first rule for healthful eat
fnsr," said one of the foremost food
scientists in this country, "would be
lo insist on at least one dish of raw
vegetable salad and at least one
raw fruit every day.
"My second rule would be very
similar to eat at least one cooked
vegetable and one cooked fruit every
day. You ean vary the fruits and
vegetables according to the season,
their price, and your taste."
His next remark emphasized the
value of sugar in making fruits and
vegetables so palatable that people
would eat them, not simply for their
beneficial results, but for general
enjoyment of their flavors. "Sugar,"
he explained, "is the greatest of
all condimental foods. It brings out
the natural flavor of fruits and
vegetables."
It is important that people enjoy
the food they eat. Otherwise tTley
will not eat a varied enough diet.
Sugar, one of nature's most perfect
flavors, plays a part in making al
most all the foods we eat more
inviting.
A pinch of sugar improves the
flav or of nearly every vegetable. Ke
member a dash of sugar in cereal,
in tea or coffee, in all milk drinks.
Good food promotes good health.
The Sugar Institute.
UANDHOUVSTI . ByrtuKll
A Complete Cleaning and i R
, DYEING SEBV1C
Sweeter ii
Womens Hose
1 Sl.DOPair
e . . ...
uun i 1 Jill tup id IU0 WHO
pointed beeL
I've
. II lo
I'l
Meek, lie now noes iii Mniliii
Mountain where he will resume on
plnyinetil. T. I'. Winner hi now n resident
of this section nlicr a visit to 1'ort
hiinl of svvei;i weeK.i.
Mis. I). II. Terry inul son, Joe.
were visitors Momliiy lo our city
linin the Sams Vnllcy ecilon. J
Mis. lleoik" l.ynmn tins hecn
c.ll!,'i lo the lleil'.itle ,0 her sister,'
Mrs. Tmn. I'ui key, who Is III In the
I. lutein hospital at Lincoln, Wash.
VV ASlllNtrroN. .lime li. (PI
The house Tuesday actepteil April
lll.'lll. lis a celilpl-niulsc ilale fnP
takiin; the census nml mleiitcil ihe
llleri'ni-e reperl on llle census
Too much to cut too tich' A fliofn
or tix much smoking. Ijota of thines
rnuso sour aUmuich, but ntio- thing
can correct it quickly, rhlllipa .Milk
of Magnesia, will nJfc'oliniro the acid.
Take a i won fill of this pleasant
preparation, aui tho system it uon
wei'teiied.
Phillips is always ready to rclicvs
distress from over-rating i to ciirrk
all acidity t or n'iitiali. nicotine.
t
jgUb T , , , QUI laO QUIIgCr 1ft urwu w..- ...
-rVC and even death. FUc an) the filthiest In-
sects knowo. Iticy musi oe mica. v.
1 tho scientific insecticide . . V easy to use . . . fragrant
, . harmless to people ... guaranteed.
beVCLOPED AT MELLON IHHITWI J! !ZZi?r'X'' 1 " ' V
Board of
Healthf
TELLS THE TRUTH 1
Our every water test
from our Swimming
pool is "Condition A"
"Safe for drinking purposes."
State
I
I THE NAT.
' -" " iiniiii "' i
It is the only Gas Chlo
rinated Swimming pool
in Southern Oregon
and lias no equal.
Life Guard and swim
ming lessons by Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Mc
Donald from Honolulu.
K'S
Phone 1000
Stewart MacPherson
Lumber Company
have decided to quit the Lumber
business and offer all of their re
maining stock at
Bargain Prices
v 1
Buildings and lots also foe sale
Corner Tenth and South Fir
jun! iKltintcil ilu ronfnvnciv r.M..ivi Kemembcr this fur Your owt mm.
inn; ior Hie ?ako ul thu around
vou, Kiidorsl br I'liysuiuns, but
ho turo to gvt tho gotimno
tln ri-nns hill ufthtMit
i tl otiv Tin vrpnrt st til must
In nrictl upon hv Iho ,fn:it.
iPP-tHin to w i-pou flxiutx
tin1 Mv ut NnvrinluM. l was
uppt'iistMl i.y ttn i 'Im nut.
mi.vsion wlilcnt'd Siniv sirot-t fr.m
lntt'ri'(-0..n f Ct iin.il iivcihu' to
ullcy iuljoiulns hull.
Phillips
Milk
of Magnesia
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Mnflr
Phone 105 SO N. Central
Bedford. Oregon
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Trowbridge Lumber Yard
Everything In Lumber and Building Material,
Dletrlbutore for John.-M.nnvllle Roofing.
Trowbridge Cabinet Works
Ceblnete, Wlndowi, Doon, 8cfeene, Eto.
The Old Reliable EitablUhed In 1901
When In need of ANYTHING for Building, -hone 131.
W. can be of real eervlce to you.
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