Medford mail tribune., June 20, 1929, Image 9

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LAKE CREEK DOT. jOREGON EXPORTS
NAMES DIRECTORS! LESS LAST YEAR
SURPRISE PARTY
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AT LAKE CREEK
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LAKE CREEK, Ore., June 20
(pociul) At the regular annual
ruhool meeting held ut the Lake
C:eclc school Monday, H. G. Myors
was re-elected clerk; T. L. Farlow,
lufrector for three years, and V. S.
jOhapinan. director for one year.
. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Peeh went to
the Dead Indian country with n
ti tick load 01 cattle the first of
ithe week.
I Mr. Sidley and family entertain
ed relaliveH from town Saturday
evening and their aunt who lives
at Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Falrow are
upending a few days at Fish 1-ake.
Mrs. Farlow is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Hoyt Smith, while Mr.
Farlow fa looking after His stock.
Mrs. E. E. Meyer and Miss heat
Wee Gardner have returned from
Myrtle Point, where they attended
the Krange convention. They re
prut a very Interesting and profit
able meeting and also enjoyed the
beautiful scenery en route.
't
New Records by
: Columbia Stars
j The most interpHtlng items in
j the week's new Columbia records
, are by all odds Huth Kiting and
i'Uhel "Waters. Miss Kiting aingH
'The One in the World" and
j "I'm Wulkin' Around in a
jJJroam," Ktln-1 Waters' record
1 prest'iits a consecutive story of
it deserted "Birmingham Bertha,"
The selections, "On With the
Whow," "Am I Blue?" and "lirm-
iiiKham Bertha."
Theme worms of exceptional
merit dominate the new tl.tnre
I records. Paul Specht's two from
"Broadway," they're VSins a Jji-
! tie Love Hong" and "Hittin the
Ceiling." Fred liich with "Sinn
: in' in the Itain" and "Nobody But
; You." Harry Ileser renders "Here
Conies the Show Boat."
' "Do Something" is presented
! Vocally by the Sunshine Boys,
I (Joe and Dan Mooney), also "I'm
' Croonin' n Tune About Juno.1
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Kxpurts of meroluindise from
Oregon were valued at $ti!,271,iSS
in lUL'S, compared with $$4,213,--6J
In the preceding year, accord
ing to figures made public today
by the department of commerce.
Wheat ranked first In order of
value among the commodities sent
from the state to foreign markets
i duritiK tin yea i'. hoi tin valued it
$L'7."4ii.7iH compared with
4 4 3.344 for l:21. tuber leading
exports with comparative value for
I i' - 7 were boards, planks and
scantlings. V6.7Hl.43: and $7,103.
J47: wheal flour. $G.4HS.4K2 and
STi. ; sawed timber (soft
woods). $3.901,;t)S and $3.t!77.245;
apples In boxes, $3,105,059 and $2,
413,730; non-metallic mineral pro-
I ducts. $2. Hit 2. 3; :!( and iL'lti.UiO;
lugH and hewn timber. $L',!t43.970
and $ 1 .62,233; wood manufac
tures. $2,531,235 and $1,749,966;
canned and prepared fruits, $2.
0Mi.6H3 and $1,570,400; milk and
cream, $2,072,700 and $1,686,875!
hops, $1,044,9 67 and $1,821,674;
and machinery, vehicles and parts,
$M6,632 and $t15.605.
Metals and manufactures of
metal, chemicals and related prod
ucts, wool bathing suits, cocounut
oil, prunes, canned salmon, pickled
salmon, and other edible animal
products Wore included among the
diversified commodities exported
from Oregon during lit 28,
WUMKIIS AHK A 1 1 1 : 1
TO HK.UTIFY V AltOS
HAST LANS! NO, Mich. (Al O.
I. (ii'ogg is one of the busiest men
on the agricultural extension staff
of tlie Michigan State college, lie
spends his time showing farmers
how to beautify their yards at
small cost.
I
!i'v Harbor fin Palestine
IIAH-W. Palestine. (PjW oi k
1 on the Haifa harbor, designed to
accommodate vessels of 30-foot
draft and jiivo 2oa acres of an
chorage, has been started under
British engineers. The project,
w hich will be completed in 1933,
1 will employ 2000 workers. It calls
for a breakwater Kim feet long.
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GIANT VICTOR SOUND BEACON
WILL HELP NAVY AID ZEP
Super -Directional Horn
to Facilitate Landing
in Possible Fog
As the German dirigible Graf Zep
pelin near? the great government
hangar at Lakehur&t, N. J., L S.
Naval oiheers in charge of the field
will (jive landing instructions to Dr.
Huyo Krkencr and his crew by
tnen:' of a pant super-tlirectional
horn erected and loaned to the Navy
by the Victor TalkinR Machine Com
pany at a cost oi approximately
$50,000. In the event that held
boundaries are obscured by tog or
darkness the Zeppelin can be Ruidcd
to a safe landing by means of thin
new Victor sonic system engineers
believe. The sound beacon will like
wise be used in handling the large
crowds expected at the field and an
elaborate musical program of Victor
records will be heard over a distance
of approximately two miles.
. Iu the Navy Communication!
IVpartment ot the Lakchurst hangar,
a Western Klectric microphone has
been installed for the transmission
end of the Victor sonic system. This
will be under the supervision of Cap
tain K. W. S. Jackson, Commandant
of the Field, Commander C. K.
Roscmhhl, Lieutenant G. I. Watson,
Communications ( MVu-cr, Lieutenant
R. G. Maver, and Chief Radio Klec
trician. Raymond Cole.
fr sL tESS THAN
nourishing, body) ?fLMrt
j building foods are j PER BAK,N0
3 the only kind that
Ishouldeverbe
j served but to be
B sure of always get'
n ting such foods you
M must select only the S$
H best of baking ma' f'f
nAllBI Iterials and use l J
DOW Calumet, the leav
ACTINC Eg ener of proven t& -??sk
makis ouritv ""k
JACKSOXVIU.E, O10.. June
20. ( Special ) Th annual school
Ignpsts of Ihoir pnivnld. Sir, and
I.Mrs. Frank Karlnw. Snmlay.
A parly nf youn Tulks, coiiHlst
'illK ol' Hip MlHHes Wnila AiiiUm-boii,
1 Frances lll'own ami lsiilcp Hrnwn.
land Mi'lvin W'liiihl, Haymond De
,lair and Many 'I'onn. drove to the
Dead Indian Soda Sprinss Sunday
where they enjoyed a picnic din
ner anil a general Rood time..
Mr. and Mrs. McAtee were miosis
of the W. Y. Marshall family for a
.few days. '
A. I.. Pech has heen trucking
some calves out to the Lindsay
pasture on the Head Indian road.
II. A. Pech. who has spent the
week with his son, Henry
mectiin-- was hold at the school past week with his son
house Monday afternoon. utt.i.'-gcn. reiurne.l in .Mouioni i iiuay.
NVidormc yor was re-elected for ;
5"?:3:SIIMS VALLEY GRANGE
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dituros was read hy Mrs. I-ick.
Mr. ami Mrs. IUrt Wilson made'
a short business trip to our idty t
Tucsdiiy moniirm. i
LaVaun Tanner of Ashland is
a house Riii'st of Airs. Henry Mil
lur thi.s wi't'k.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mcrrt-
rant will
pantomimes
Kvcrvoni
consist of dialogues,
music and sIukIiik.
iMiidinlly i 11 1 t .-. I
LA K 10 OUI-:i:K. On. June
t Special. ) A very enjoyable time
was had at the liansdale home
Saturday nUlu. when a pitriy of
friends came in and spent the
i-vening in rami's, music and daue
inw. Tile affair was a surprise
on Mr. and M i s. Tom K update,
who are sendiu the sumuu'r
hne. AmoitR iho.se present were
Mr. and Mis. Ted Ib'elfl. .Mr. and
Mrs. (ieorue Itrown, Mr. Swain.
M r. a nd M is. '. 1 i . M iore a nd
i;randeliildren. Mr. ami Mrs. K. II.
Jones. Mrs. L. J. (irissom. Mr. and
Mrs. t'ha. Se.-field. Mrs. Nane
Seh nihil h in . lorothy and I la .el
Wilhite. lonna Itrown. Wallace
Marion ami Kay Kaysdaie. Win
1 Almy and Clyde (irissom.
Mrs. A. L. l'eeh and children
land Helen Itrown were callers at
the Welch home Friday,
i Mrs. Win. Hoefft spent Satur
ilay and Sunday with her parents,
jMr. and Mrs. J. Vandorly of Med-ford.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Stimson are vis-
ilhiK their daughter Mrs. lb
(isirrom.
Mrs. lOlizaheth (Jrlssom of Cli
max, who has been visiting tier
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Ci limeade of
Kanle Point and Mrs. J. K. Max
field of Mrownshoro, is now with
her daj4hter, Mrs. II. L. Tonn. foi
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miehl and
son Harohl and dau titer, M iHM
Clara, former residents of this sec
tion but now residing In Taeoma.
Wash., arrived Sunday evening for
a week's visit with tin Win. Nuss
baum, Chas. Seefield and John
Walch fainilies. Mrs. Miehl Is a
sister of Win. Nussbauin and Mrs.
S.ef1el. and an aunt of ,tr Watch.
SAMS YALLKY. Ore., Juno 20.
(Special. ) The ways and means
field came home for a short time committee of the Sams Valley
Saturday from Diamond lake, ijrnnffe n.jn gv-e a short but at-
(payjttention to your
Business Cards
boRass-.
Creators of Salcsmaking:
Booklets
Letterheads
Envelopes
Book-Kceping
Machine Statements
Blotters
Your business curd is your
pilot o a possilile sale. Is
it as snini't mid sis sales
maiilike lis it slmtilil he?
Tliis M vrjiiiizatioti has a'.
wiiys paid particular nt
tctition.li) llicse small but
important pieces of print
ititf tlmt sell. We renlie
that .sometimes a small
impressinn may prove the
dei'iiliii'.' factor for or
against a decisinii.
Is it any wonder that
p e (i p I e who a pprccial"
the importance of jrnnd
pi'intiii'.' come here first "
Mail Tribune
Phone 75
where they moved lor the sum
mer. .Mr. and Mih. A. II. Mcintosh
returned Monday from a week's
stay in Portland.
Little Kddy Edwards of .Copper,
who k known by several here.
Is reported to be very ill nt the
home of his Krandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Winninnhum, who
have the Copper postofflce.
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Wilson and
son Orville, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. T.
Wilson and Mrs. Tom DunninK
ton returned from Portland Sun
day. Mrs. Kleta Chapmnn from fiotd
Hill was visiting her niolher. Mrs.
Alice L'lrlch, Tuesday.
Harrison Isolds of Sterling is
a kins treatments ut the Hogue
Kiver sanitarium.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Art Tonner and
daughter UVoun, Mr. and M rs.
Arthur Madden of Ashland were
Kuestti over Saturday night ut the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mil
ler. Karly Sunday morning they
all drove out to liutte Kails where
they had breakfast and spent the
day. They made a trip through
the fish hatchery.
O. A. Kitchen of Kirk. Ore.,
June Jiradlry and William Kar
num of Modoc Point accompanied
Lois Km y l he home from her visit
at Kurt Klamath and spent the
week end here, returning Sunday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. S, Severance
nnd daughter ftuth attended the
West Hide party Saturday night.
Mrs. Sparks, who has been In
Seattle, returned home Tuesday
morning. She visited Mrs. Saw
yer at Salem on her return home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dunfthara of
Itiverside, Cul., called on Miss
McCully Monday afternoon.
M rs. Wilson nnd daughters.
Misses Lulu and Cold a, of Med
ford were calling on Jacksonville
friends Saturday afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. (ieorge Itussell
of Med ford were visitors nl the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cleoi ge
Maxwell Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Otto .Veidermeyer and lit
tle daughter, Charlotte Ann. were
viitoi-M of MIhh Issie McCully
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Forbes en
tertained at dinner Sunday. The
following guests fc'ere present :
Mr. and Mrs. I). T. l-awton, J. I.
lawton and Helen Iawton, all of
Medford, nnd Mr. and Mrs. I (it be
nivby of Jacksonville.
tractive program at the auditorium
Friday night. Adults will be
charged a small admission fee, ami
children accordingly. The pro-1
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It has an engine that picks up quickly at any speed high or low . . . brakes that s(o
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For versatile performance, safely, comfort, beauty and mechanical dependability, &
Reo Flying Cloud holds iis own with the world's finest.
Now you can have a Reo Flying Cloud at a lower price than ever before.
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LOST CREEK HAS
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3 4Pnttrnrr (ii'ffmip tnotUI nf 0 Flying f lotui tllf Mi,-r
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your furnishings; makes a new room for your
family co enjoy. .. Fullerglo is surprisingly
durable. Cleans easily with soap and water.
In all the modern colors and pastel tints.
You can use it yourself with certainty of
success, but for large jobs employ a reliable " "
painter... Ask your Fuller dealer, listed
below, for color card. Write to W. P. Fuller
6i Co. for Zena Dare's folders on home
decoration and "Simple Wall Treatments."
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Cablneta, Window, Doors, Screen, Eto.
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When In need of ANYTHING for Building, Phone 131.
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