Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 05, 1929, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPXOE POUT? Mrnrorcr) matl Trcrnuyrc, - rRDFotit), onEfioy, fhtbav, .tuly r, 1020. IE EAGLE POINT CAR 10 VISIT AT LAKE daughter I'hylllM and Mr. and Mih. Wortmun and fricudx were in Jiuffl I'ofnt Hunduy Mr. Ilush df Medford and frlendn from KuusuH wore in Kule 1'olni .Sunday. II. J... Itioml' V of Medford whh in Kanle Point Thurmhty attend Ink tU lUnllK'B. V. A. WuudH, attorney of Ilaln icr, Ore, HH'iit Hunday afternoon vlnllliik' with Mih. Jfowlett and M.hh Huttlu at the Kunny.sidu. Jtudy Weidinan and Jack Hro phy came in Thursday evening and Hiient the niht with homo folks. Tlits camp 'Was moving from the KAGLK POINT, Ore., July 5 (Special.) Mr. and Mih. Orvllle Childreth of Medford and Mr. and 1 lke Creek road to tho Midway Mrs. W. L. Childreth went to Cra ter Iakc Hunday. They are tho flrttt from thlu community to nuike the trip. JtosH Klein Is building a fine now dwelling hmiHo for Krancirt Whetstone In the Central Point dis trict. Mr. and Mm. (Juh Nk-holH and Mr. and Mih. Jtny StiinK-y and won Hertland left Friday morn Jut; for Klamath Falls where they will at t e lid to buHi n ens and will lea vo Fort Klamath Saturday for a two weeks' vacation at the YellowHtone National park. They will return by way of the Columbia Itiver highway and will visit friends In J'ortland. FrlendH of MIhs Cort Crandall will bo pleaded to known that Kite urrived safely in JiOH AnKMe. Clifford CJrovo arrived In Kule Point Wednesflay from his home Jn Corning, Cal. Mr. and Mr OF JACKSONVILLE roufl near A km Mr. and Win. Clarence Itoliliietle and family of Mciirord mwl hi.. ' mother. Mih. V. I,, childreth went to Crater Lake Thuradiiy, return Ini; l)y way of Klamath Kails. They report ImvInK een a real live bear which actually ran lip a tree. JACKSONVILLE, Ore., Jul y5 (Special) The Iiiliekall lodge of Ju kKonville held their nild-HCitaon BLUE WATERS OF CRATER ATTRACT LAST OF SEASON I KAI.KM, Ore., July 6. ifPi Whenever the inemberu pf the Hupreme court file Into tho hear ing room to listen to an argument they come uttlred In the tradi tional hlack kuwmh. They are not Millie mo particular when they Kllall II. Morgan! come 111 merely to hand down the left for their homo In 1-aGrandoj weekly Kilut of opinions, and come Friday morning. l-:d High of Ashland was calling on friends in Kagle J'olnt Thursday. I dressed in street clothes. Tues day Chief Justice Coshow net u daring precedent. When the Jus ttlces appeared hefore the court .Mm. Nellie McUowun and friends, attaches and newspaper men with of .Medford were guests at the Sun- the regular list of opinions the nysldo Sunday noon. chief Justice was In his nhlrt Mr. and Mrs. fleorge Nellson and Isleeves. Jle didn't even wear a i"'n, Herbert and Donald and 'vest. CRATKIt LAKE. Ore., July 0. (By Mary O. Carey) (Speciul.)-Wednesday cvcnlnq, the j KDK.N" PMEC'I.S'CT. Ore., July 5. last rowboat was lowered over the I Special) The Thimble club of Installation of officers Monday ; to wat wllhoul accl(1 ent j tl,e Nulsbbora of Woodcraft of evening. Zola Kick, district dep-! , ..... I .. . , '. ., . uty, and her assistant. Ida Wilson, j Thursday marked the first scried-1 I'hoenlx held tnelr last meetlns of marshal. Installed the following uled run of the launches on the 'Hie season at the home of Mrs. f. carey anil were entertained on tn spacious lawn. After the business meeting the guests were seated at small tables, which wore decorat ed with pink and lavender bou- Norrls; o. tJ John Xorrln; U. h. blue water. Although a few banks ! quels of snapdragons and BWeet peas, ice cream, cake and rruit cookie and -punch were served at 3:30, alter which null! piecing was continued until 5 o'clock hi the officers: Noble grand, (ieorgla lake. tic-urea of people traveled the Cody; vice-grand. Klorine Sever- j . ,, , ,ne wat wnl(.n , anec; secretary, Zola Kick: War- -, . , ' , den, llattle Logan; conductor. "''" "V I" fcnifth, in an- .Maltle Wilson: I. fl., Kinerance i Uclpatlon of a rldn on tho fumous N. (I.. Alice nrlch: I 8. V. (!.. I "f snow are In evidence, for th Hay Sharer; It. K. V (!., Kath-! 'no.it part the trail Is clear and erlne Wendl; musician, liessle Mil-' absolutely safe for either those hlk- ler, chaplin, .Myrtle l-'orhes. After Ing or riding on horses. the business of the evening, Ice Carnation Milk, being doubly rich in cream, enriches every dish in which it is used and saves on butter and cream. Wrilt for Cook Boot CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO. P. O. Box 2184. Station A Portland, Or. The Safeguarded Milf "from Contented Cows" cream and eake were served. Mr. and M th. I'aul Aluo have Ktarteil here from Pat kt-rwlnirff. Went VhKi n i a . w h ere t h ey ha ve Hjw-nt the past two yearn. Mrn. A Iko, nre Mary Pa lie k, Kradtmted from the Jarkhonvillo IiIkM Kchool two yearn aco and han neveral rel atives (i fid ninny friendn hero. They will vlnlt Mrn. Algo'u winter in Iilnho en route here. t Mr. and Mm. It. I. Meintonh re turned Monday from a trip to Portland. Mm. Nettie .Tones nnd little David and Utln f!arrinon, whom nho In taking care of. were dinner (;u out b on the AiMl''Kftte Sunday of Mr. and Mm Winred Wilder of lierrydalo dlntrb t. Mm. Meniy Miller nnd children, nirdlo Mclntonh and itoer Kan- den, npeiH Friday afternoon nwlm mlnK at the Cantrall nwlmmlnB hole on Apple'ate. Fred Butcher 1h painting hin home Im noi-th Jacknonvillu thin week, while homo from hin work 1 at Cuinp o, Unite Fulln. I Mr. ar.d Mrn. Itiy Xorrln and pany and the company i;av thrlr in iMi a veek off fur the Fourth of July. Wilbur Blackman In working on the new Midway road. EAGLE POINT FAMILY Miss Dorothy Orth of Medford . afternoon. .Mrs. Cora Chandler and several young lady friends ! anil, Mrs. Orvel Keasc assisted the were visitors Wednesday afternoon j hostess In serving. All had a very and evening. enjoyable time. To prove that Crater I-ake Is bo-1 Mr- HlnKtnan CUtlluK Ills oal coming more famous each year In nav "'' week and has a heavy distant countries, guests from KnB-icron on "le seven acre lra:t which land, I'Yance, Norway and Clermany j nn I'ouKlit of H. O. Shearer. Mr. have been registered at tho lodge niiiRham also has a big crop on In the past week. 11,0 i-arcy place, which ne rented A party of Medford people to spend the third and fourth at Cra terlike were Mrs. Malley, Dorothy Combs, Itosalie Root, Italph Dallcy and Martin Adams. Mrs. Itay Henderson nnd Small daughter l,ee of Medford arrived at tho lake Tuesday to Join Mr. Henderson, who is a ranger at tho camp grounds at the lake. They intend to remain here during the season. Mrs. Holmes of the Holmes In suranco company In Medford and a party of friends motored to the lake by way a of celebrating the e ourtn. Miss Dorothy- Ness of Medford was a visitor at Crater Lake Thurs day. A group of Medford residents little daughter. Lorraine of Co- visiting at the lake Thursday were .liu.ie. i.o couiuv. airnen neio Mr. lind MrH- F c Dillard and naiuiuay iroin ueiKnap springs. I children and Mr. arid Mrs. Chas where they had been camping forjA wjn(. and ch,lrcn. ine past weeK. I ney came Merrick Thornton of Al,lnrt was visiting at Crater Lake Thurs- . '" :T S HAM STEAK! How the mnuth h uteri l ilt vrrr mrnlion! Mow our appn lite men at we nmrll i frvinpt Rrnl Ijr oer an open pinr rone fire. Don't hum thin rirlifditful trrt vex next yon lake to the ouldnori. And don't fail to net r'rye'i Drlirlotit Hrantl IUni. eiihrrth 1mm tlml alwiyii (omrs "Krenh to you" ilraiftht from the (irrnt Try ruring hniif whera a prrinl rt lnsiv prorrnn han prenerved i lie natural, juiry flivon of tclort lye's Delicious TlBRAND iinaim amsjtnplig way of Bend, l-'ort Klamath, nnd Crater lake and report the roads In fine condition. They spent the week-end here at the T. C. Xorrls home nnd left Monday for home via Crescent City. Arthur Lewis and family, Oeorge Lewis, .Mr. nnd Mrs. Chris Keegan and Mrs. Neltlo Thompson nnd son spent Kunilay at Kingsbury Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Ulrlch nnd family of AMhlaml were visiting In Jacksonville Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McClean and Duncan, Jr., of Kkimnlh Fall were visitors at the S. K. Ogle home Sunday. Prof. McCumber of Walla Walla college visited at tho W. H. Hunch home last week. Mrs. William Hell nnd sons left hero Tuesday morning for Toledo, Ore., where the family . will make ihelr home. Mr. Hell has employ ment I here. Mr. and .Mrs. Leonard MeKoe of Mlg Applcgato were In town Thnrrday. Their little daughter Max ine. had her tonsils removed Thursday morning Dr. Sweeney performed the operation. Lewis Applebaker spent a few days last week vlslllng Ills brotli'T, Thrron, at iJikevlew. Mrs. Lee Hooilman Is finite 111 at her home on east California street. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Holmes, for merly of Jacksonville and now living near Central Point, i -o tho proud parents of a baby girl born last Wednesday. Clint lllinnlnglon nnd family spent Sunday nn (he Applegale. Mr. anil Mrs. Hob rinney and daiighler, I'ramls. vlsilcd K. . Meirlfleld and family at Diamond lake Sunday. They reported nn enjoyable time and good fishing. Mrs. Agnes llreen, who has been visiting her slsler, Mrs. Then Johnson, the past week, has loft tor Klanmtli Vails, wlicro her bus band Is employed. Mr. and Mrs Chillies Fnrbnsh and daughter, ' Virginia of San Francisco and Mr. and Mrs. II. Kurliush of Sacramento, visited during the past week at the I T. Wilson home. They were on mule lo Kellogg. Idaho Budweiser Spells Satisfaction UuoHouriTt Pkohi 144 Compute Cleaning and Dyeino sejwicb day. Miss Vena Smith of Man's De partment store brought relatives to see Crater Ijiko the Fourth. Mr. llowley of the Tribune staff and Mrs. Itowley spent a few houis at the lake Thursday. HACILK I'OINT. Ore., July C (Special.) Tho board of education of tho Ilagle Point schools held lis regular monthly meeting Friday, July L'Sth, Willi all members pres ent. A lengthy discussion was held pertaining to the transportatWniiof high school pupils from tho out lying districts. Swimming is one of the recrea tions of the Fugle Pointers now that tho warm weather Is hero to stay. The little llutte creek gets Its share of bathers. : random Ayers entertained at dinner Thursday evening In honor of Mr. aiid Mrs. Clarence Prultt of Hllhind, Cal. Among the In vited guests were Amos Ayers of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Haley of lOagle Point. Mrs. II. Hall niiil son Wlllaril were in F.nglo Point Monday at tending to business. Mrs. Loll Walsh of near Hrowns boro, who has been on the sick list for some time, stopped at the Sunnyslde hotel Friday In a falnl Ing condition. Mrs. Walsh bad been to Ashland to sco Dr. Swe denberg and was on her way homo when she had to stop and rest. Hill w Inkle Is suffering from a broken rib and two ribs fractured, due lo an accident, and is under Ihe care of Dr. Sears. lllll Almy, the mail carrier for I.ake Creek, was driving a new Ford sedan Saturday morning. Miss May Spencer and niece, Miss Kslher, Mrs. Henry Sparr ami daughter Phyllis of Ashland spent a pleasant Sunday afternoon visit ing with Mrs. S. H. Howlelt and Miss Hatlie Howlett at the Sunny- side hotel. Many tourists pass through Kagle Point and are loud In praise of our climate. Most of the tourists visit the Sunnyslde hotel where I bey can rest In the shade. Among the guests Sunday noon were Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey and daughter: Joanne of Medford. Mrs. Wilson and parly and Dr. Hunch and party of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. W. L Klrkelson and family and Mrs. Thompson of lamp .o. 3 at Hulte Fulls called on Mrs. Howlett Monday. Mrn. M. Ilose and Mrs. Camilla Furry were visiting at the home of Mrs. Ed Hamlin this week. " 10il Hamlin is out at the Lost Prairie this week, where he and Fred Furry took their cattle for the summer's ranging. Mrs. M. Kease remained for a short visit with her parents, while her husband had to return to their home in Sacramento. Mrs. Hease will accompany Mrs. Walter labors back to Sacramento after the Fourth of July. Mrs. Jack Allen and Mrs. Sadie Dale and James Allen are -all at tending the Full Gospel camp meoting at Portland this week. t EAGLE POINI GRANGE KAOLIC POINT, Ore., July 5. (Special.) The Grannc hall iu now in course of const ruction, under the supervision of 1). It. Patrick. The first carload of lumber has arrived. The basement han been raised 18 Inches and the hall will be 42x94 feet. The hall will be complete .with stuKC and anteroom and the banoment will have a kit chen and dining room and will probably also have a furnace. Tho newly erected bungalow be longing to Mr. nnd Mrs. Percy Haley follows modern llnca. There arc five ronm.s, all of good size; the kitchen In equipped with ven tilation and built-in closets, sink. drainhoards, stationary tubs, etc. Tho dining room has china closet and other bu I It-Ins. There fs a large porch and the living room has a fireplace and tho entrance hall in a thing of beauty. Thomas Riley In the builder. BEAGLE SCOUT OATH liKACJLIO. July (Kpl.) The Hoy Scouts held a meeting at the home of their scoutmaster, H. Ti. Lucas, last Saturday evening. One new member was taken into the troop. Tho services held at the school- house Sunday afternoon were well itttcndcd. Kev. Spring delivered the meHsape. Several were there from Table Hock and Sams Valley. There will he with us next Sun day mo'rnlng, July 7th. IMsel Ran dall anil others, who will hold serv ices after Sunday school. Kvory one is Invited to attend. Mr, and Mrs. Kugeno Gray and family ami several guests spent last Sunday picnicking and swim mint; at Klk creek. Leo and Loring Martin made a business trip to Kagle Point Tues day evening. They were accom panied by thelr small brother Mer rill. Raymond and Herbert May field nnd Milton Sanderson. Mr. RcddttiKfield and son Alfred nro home on a week's vacation. They ars working at Medford for the Owen-Oregon l,nn,lr com- Do't put all your eggs in one 'basket or in one omelet L JACKSONVILI.F.. Ore.. July (Special) Several of the liov scouts of troop 35 of Jacksonville and their scout muster? Mr. V. T. "lison, motored to Jackson Hot Springs Monday morning, where they enjoyed swimming for the evening. Frank Matney of Appb-gnte and Miss Nana Malney of .Medioni were guests of Mrs. A. ti. Lewis Saturday. Mr and Mrs. (leorge Maxwell left Monday for Portland where liny will spend a few weeks. Joe It. Hall, who has been em ployed this spring hv the forest service at Ihe pint beetle protecr live camp above . Kort i Klamath, was visiting In our city Saturday. You can control the conking and consistency of your omrlet when you make it jm.ill. Hills Hron. control the flavor of their fine Mend of coffee became they roast only a few pounds at a time never in bulk. This con tinuous process Controlled Roastinc creates a flavor no other coffee has. HILLS BROS COFFEE frisk fnm iht rif tkt ktf, aw . KAGLE POINT. Ore., July 5. t Special ) A family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs J-eroy Smith and family Thursday evening when a delicious dinner was served in honor of tho occa sion. -""Those present were Lou Smith and three children and Ar thur Smith of Centrul Point; Mr. aid Mrs. Alfred Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Augus of Albany, California; itoland Smith of Med-. ford; Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Smith; of Kagle Point; Mr. and Mrs. Palmer of Butte Falls and Mr. and Mrs. William Perry. Tho evening was spent in pleasant con versation The daily vacation bible school closed Friday, Juno 28, with a picnic In the park. .A number of mothers were present to hear tho (losing examination which was very interesting. The story hour, and tho habit talk showed how educational this bible school Is to the children. Sunday morning, July 7, the I'resoyiertan isunuay hciiooi win have a special hour of service. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Kichardson nnd daughter, Elaine of Lewiston, Idaho, arrived in Kagle I'oint Monday and wilt spend some time visiting at the home of Mr. and Eat vegetables for beauty What we eat has to do with how we look "Eat vegetables for a healthy hence clear and beautiful skin, is the way a recent address by a professor of medicine might be summed up. Specifically he mentioned cab bage, carrots and spinach. It may be news to many women that the vegetable garden or market is first aid to the beauty parlor. There is nothing new about this, however, to scientific and medical authorities: Good .t.:. ...aii ao annii health ecnerally is largely a matter of what we eat. In a very real sense, the chil dren, women and men of the United States are as good as ' their diet. , . Every woman interested in feeding her family will be inter ested in the results! of a series of experiments recently conducted by a group of nationally known women cooking experts. They 'searched for a w.-iy to make vegetable foods so tasteful that practically everybody will enjoy them. Their recommendations are: (1) Use very little water in cooking the vegetables. (2) Add a dash of sugar to th vegetables while they are cooking. Bear in mind that this dash of sugar does not make the vege tables taste sweet. Sugar is nature's supreme seasoning. In this case it brings out the delicate vegetable flavors, and it also im proves the vegetable freshness and color. In addition to milk, cereals, fruits and meat, eat at least one raw and "one cooked vegetable a day. Remember cookies, candies, stewed fruits, berries or ice cream for dessert. A bit of sweet makes the meal complete. The Sugar Institute. Mrs. Taul Kurz. Tho two 'ladles brother. Mr. and Mrs Charles were school mates. I (u ninifns and family. Mrs. H. T. Hrooks of Ohico. j I). Jt. I'atrii k, one of our local California and Mrs. Bert Knight j carpenters, went to Jacksonville and family of Oakbar, California, j Monday for a treatment, a ha are visltlnir at the home of their! wn olivine; trouble with his back. viy v Its quality lias made it the preferred brand for more than 16 years. Packed in the spot less kitchens of the world's largest canner of tuna. WIN GTE M AW WW AT SUMMER EXCURSION FARES ' ' fait triint Uh grtdt nun and I i-tnt. M ore than a trip back East a Circle Tour of as much of the United States as you like There is double enjoyment in Southern Pacific circle trips. So much more than jum a trip hack East. You o one way, and return another; see and visit more places of interest than is possible in any other way. You see the Pacific Coast, circle east and thru California and return via notthcrn United States or Canadian lines. Name jour destination and the places you want to visit. Then let us plan your itinerary. You can stopover wherever you please and you have until Oct. 31 to complete your journey. Here are a few ex amples of circle trip fares that show how to pet more for your travel funds. Nn mar. tcr what your eastern destination it can be included in a Southern Pacific circle trip. suns;et circle ' $169 ' Sun Francisco, Ixtg Angeles, thcSnulliKeiiL, San Antonio, .ISew Orlcann, then by boat lo New York or continue thru tho old South by rail to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York or midwest destinations. GOLDEN STATE CIRCLE $10830 San Frsnri.ro. Ixm Angclm, San llirgn, HnllvwnnH, thru the pirturriie' Snutnwrat In Kansas itv. Si. I.ouia, Chicago and all other mid west points. Southern Pacific J. C. Carle Tel. 34 OVERLAND CIRCLE San Kranci.ro. Uke Tahoe, acroaa ;reat Malt l ake by rail, Oadrn, Salt Ijike City, ror amall additional fare )ou may return thru Yellow, tone nr continue tn Denver nd the Kncky Mouutain playground.