Medford mail tribune., July 25, 1929, Image 12

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rRHFORD MATL TTTrauyTC, rFlDFOTlD, OK EC OK, TTTTTi"?P'AY, JULY 25, 1929.
PLAN FOR ALBANYiASHLAND STREETS
COLLEGE TOLD AT ARE IMPROVED AS
MEET OF CLERICS: FINANCES PERMIT
i
AT.11ANT. Ore.. July J5. (Slice-1 ASHLAND, Ore., July I'S.
Il.) The Presbyterian wnuil of ' fsp.-rlal ) Winhilrn Way has re-
Oregon. which has bo la ,-.kmVi'ivl a treatment of nil mid In
at Allmny collette for a week. ! now I" excellent condition nc
elused Tuesday with the "Mwmw cnrrtlllK tu Councilman CMajcomu.
of the Moderator of f'.en.ral As-; who has had the mailer In iluuxe.
.emhly," Dr. Olelaud It. McAfee of There wan considerable delay In
Chiraco. Dr. McAfee (dive a seilt-a U,.UB i hp work completed owlim
of dally addresses to the .synod . ! u 1t, di(fK.ull. , curing an oil
which drew a Iru'lte attend.n.e of uf rlgbl K,llvl,y. A Khlcr
Albany people, betides iho nieni-i ail n( ((U hlls ,i)H?I1 ,,,,,.,,
hern of tilt- synod. s Ki.,11.,.aV used for streets. The
Monday was "Albany '"ll'-'1' ! )ulH nettled well and yet the
day." Willi a fine report of the , oj, ,,,, nu H,;t,,,.r ttm fly,
college und lis .cork of the year. Mut.n Work s .K ,ione on the
Klven by Dr. Thomas W. Itlbb, the , slre(,ls , ,,. ,.lly U!i fiani'. per
new president of the colleiie. The m( The new BC,.a,M.r 1;ls
report showed u '.'7 per cent In- j , n lUling satisfactory work and
crease in the Ktudcnt hu.ly for lavd , , breaks and imperfections
year and fine prospects for further j m lhl, ure i.,1B re- I
Increase for the year ucKinnink' In mj,,.d.
September. n o. Anderson, I'olverl
.several hcuuests to the rnlleee Anders.. n. Louise Anderson. and
durinc the year were reported. I"-, .m it., licit llinthorii arrived home
eluding that of 100,t"ll) by thenil Monday (rom 1'ortl.ind where
i.no i'.iie i. I...IIM'. ... miry spent the past weeK. .miss i
who w as a trustee of the college. . j ,,,,,,.,. Anderson has been attend-
I'lana are being made tor tneinK tn(. summer session of the
erection of a new gymnasium soon, i Cortland Camp I'ire t'.lrls which Is
itnd It in hoped to begin construe-jn itesslon at Camp Xamnnu at
tlon this year of a new dormitory. ! Hull Hun.
with other buildint's to follow usj The Misses Lorraine Sparr.. Ir
soon as funds can be secured. Iwanda ltutcman. Kmily Taylor,
Albany college makes special ef-1, i.ucile Carson had a jolly
fort to uld Its students who need . picnic in the park on Monday
financial help. In securing an edu- evening-
cation, to find employment while j Cernldine (Itinn has returned to
In college, and last year there were , Hr work at the Citizens bank
Hi) students who earned a part oriafier a two weeks' vacation,
all of their expenses. Together j Mr. and Mrs. D. Wagner and
they earned Six. .mo .luring thels..u. Wilfred and Mr. and Mrs. K.
year. l.'.Tli being the highest : V. Carter visited Crater Lake and
amount earned for the year by ! ( lovcrniiicnt Camp on Sunday,
any one. j Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hick and
Among the newly elected trus-:liltlc .laughter, flarimoiid, who
tees of the college is Henry W. j have been visiting in Ashland at
Krame of Phoenix, in place of the home of Mrs. Hicks' parents.
Itev. K. P. Ijiwrence of Med (old. . M r. and Mrs. Will Myers on High
wtio has been a trustee from ore-j street have gone to Canyon City,
gun of the Theological seminary ; I 'leg. in. to visit with Mr. Hicks'
at San Anselmo. Cal. j par ents.
Other striking features of the Mr. and Mrs. William and Mr.
education report of the synod are 'and Mrs. S. I. Doremus were pic
the remarkable growth of eek-j nicking on W agner creek on Mon
day and vacation church schools, j day.
Among the latter, special mention Marcus Woods.
The Draped Turban for Milady
j
: li ffefMi''Jis?-?s:.-w3l FA
'-;is$iS
BUTTE FALLS ON'
SHORT SCORE END1
AT JACKSONVILLE
IT
IS AOT IL1SV TO 151III,I SO FI.i:
A CAR AS THE K.EO
I'Pimt l'f(: A late expn's.-.lou of tin ilmiHl lurlinn. fasliionotl
of silU'luil lutinls uf hlark, tran))ari-iir velvet eiittine ht a fliit 1kw
I tack uiul oor iIh1 left cur. l-ttwer left: DntiKil ttirhjiu In felt, by
Iai .Mounlrr. Itifhi: A knitted spoils riisciuhk. yellow ami white
rhoek with ihiio kntttel silk sllptntT hloiio ami thrw-lono silk
tid-kseurf.
Seattle in attemlaru'e nt the Den
tists' convention.
J. H. llunly was In MeUford on
Monday utteililiiiK to hu.iness af
fairs. Mr. ami Mrs. Mart in H-al ami
M is.- lUanctie Jlirks were visit. rs
at fritter I-ike on Sumtay.
Mr. ami Mis. tl. S. Jiutler ani
Mr. ami Mrs. liore Dunn lefC on'
Veilnes4iay fir Kuftte to attrml
the Sunset Trail pageant
GOLD HILL WATER
Mrs. J. li. Ht'iirv ami Miss Violer
student at the j Cardwell of Litu-oln were In tow n
was made of the sehooLs recently i tate university at KUKene. whoion Monday.
held by the Phoenix and Koschur: J has been spetulitiK the summer at ! Mr. and frs. O. (i. Kubanks nnd . GOLD HI 1,1,, Ore., July 25.
ch ure hen during the public schorl 1 the home .f his parents in Ashland j Mr. and Mrs. Phil Rse and two t Special. ) Many tourists are en
vacation, and each ronilnuini; for j leturned to KtiRene to take part in jchiidren spent .Sunday at frater joyjn the stInead fishing in
school at Ash land wis" upeeiullv ,n' OM Trai' t'elebrati.m. Marcus; Mi's. Sam Mc.Vair. Mm. Hal Mc- Ko?ue river- The sportsmen re-J day from
mentioned, with an enrollment if i lM a niemher of the university or- Nair. Mrs. .Waldo (iill and Mrs. port the July run of steelhead is
nearly too from the flrnt to the i L-histi a. i.WUer attended the KriKidafre on now.
sixth snidea. inclusive, or about! M,!'- J- H Subb nn,! daughter (demonstration in .Medfurd on, Mr. and Mfs,. flyde Walker have
97t per cent of the total enroll- ;Jane. returned on Monday from l uesuay. ; returned home from their trip to I
ment in those, crudes. i an r rancisco where .Mrs. MU'X i -Mr. ami .irs. i. a. jonnson. the coast
-Jane, returned on
r. and M rs. C,
Kemurkable irrowth the o-wt 'has been buying millinery stin-k Miss t.enevifve Johnson and Noel
year In mission study class en- for ,hP fil" Iiule- They also visit- Johnson of Seattle were In Ashland
rollment amonc the women 'of the!1 ,u HiirlinKaine during their ab- on Monday.
Orcein Presbyterian churches wns j
also noted In the women's report' I'lr anit vlrs 11
tn thn Hvnnd their three sons
- , ! ft oin a vacation spent In A ash-
Koselud In IS15 was the onlyjitiKton. The family were with
filly ever to win the Kentucky i relatives at Karminirton and Dr.
erbr 1 I Mtirdic ipent iart of ht t-'ne at
JAf KSOXVII.LK, Ore., July 25.
I (Special.) Jtutte Kails baseball;
team and nur local team played aj
Kame on the school diamond herd
Sunday afternoon. Jacksonville ,
was victorious, $7 to 13. Our boyst
will mt to Hutte Kalis next Sunday
for a return game. I
Krank Itice and Sandy Smith of!
Kueh played with the Jacksonville!
i nine. , i i
Mrs. Carrie Pitts returned home
i this week from a ho-t trip to Ku-(
' JlfllO. j
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ansel Oilsnn re-;
turned home this week from a two
weeks' visit in Junction City, Ore.)
Moses St. Louis, who died at hw i
(1:lli'hier hnm, Mru li A nn !
on the Jacksonville hichway. Sun
day, was buried in the Jackson-
! vllle cemetery Monday morn in?.
Father Irtack of Mod ford offici-
I ated.
, John Hongis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. At tiOKKis of our city, had his
elbow thrown out of place Sunday
when the car in which he was rld
imf went in the ditch west of town.
Dr. Jenkins and Dr. Forbes cared
for him at the sanitarium.
Miss Carmen Dorothy was one
of the guests of a group of nurses
i who enjoyed a swimming party on
the Applegate Monday evening.
Mrs. Ueorge W. Wendt sang two
solos over KMKD for the Valley
kadio church Sunday evening- She
was accompanied at the piano by
Miss Mable Sims, both of Jackson
ville. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Neidermeyer
are the parents of a fine boy born
Wednesday, July 17th at the Pu
rucker hospital.
The Pioneer class of boys of the
Sunday school held a meeting at i
the church Tuesday evening. Plans!
j were made for an oversight stay
and hike to be had soon.
j Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roseberry
visited at the H. O. Miller home
Sunday, en route home from Hum
bug creek, near Applegate. Mr.
j Roseberry's home is near Eagle
I Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson
.are building an addition-of two
rooms and bath to their home in
north Jacksonville.
Leonard Lyons returned Thurs-
three weeks trip to
Minneapolis. Minn., where he vis
ited relatives. He drove n car
through and returned by train.
Mrs. Kleta Chapman of Gold Hill
was visiting Mrs. Alice Virion, here
Smaj-t as these Weo Flying Clouds are definitely of the mode, whh all their grace and verve and skefc.
ness of line the real siory of Reo is its long life, mechanical dependability and perfarmanct.
, Reo built its reputation on precisely these feature ... It U not easy to build so fine a car as Reo. To
begin with, it takes a superbly balanced design. Reo believes that it also takes unh-byunit inspection of
every working part and rime eixougk to l&
good workmen do justice to good material.
Perhaps it's just these things that make people
who know say that Reo Flying Clouds should
fairly be compared only with cars of the
highest price.
iYttw you can have a Reo Hying Cloud
at a lower price than ever before,
REO MOTOR CAR. COMPANY
LANSING MICHIGAN
lltiutrmtmd U th !--rur pmrt coup mod! of Ro Ffylug Cloud the Muter.
family have Tuesday.
le of Trail, r'- 'unmngion iert -Monday
v LJ
' Mr and Mrs. II. O. Lnders re-
L. Iturdic and tinned on Sunday from the Klks '
have returned convention at Klamath Kalis. They
made the return trip by the Lake .
of the Woods to visit their son.
. M " ' l 1 ,ne,e!land are spending their vacation
wnh the Hoy couts. , a( tfte home of her KUus;hWr Mrg
Mrs. (.eorgc I.. Icenhower, Paul . Klmer DuntJev
u-eniiower ami .miss itutn ninitcK
H. Roberts and
moved to the other
where he has a logging contract ' mornin Squaw lake for a few
for this summer and fall.
Jack 'Frost has gone to Wolf
Creek to drive a truck for Ernest
Reinking.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiegsle of Port-
, was sounded, wak
ing the citizens of the town.
i -xt-ii ,ti itrtMia lor ine past fniiH fir .,,.,n
H ees nere iney nave neen
I Mr. and Mis. Jim Clark are
j movmg back to town where they
! will open up business aeain.
It is reported that Kill Hi: tie
has sold his farm.
visitor in
INSTALL BIG COOLER
days' camping with his wife and
son Tommy and Mrs. Harold lieed.
who have been camping there for
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Xorrfs were
visitors Sunday afternoon at the
Jay Arent home on Little Apple-care-
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. White and
children and Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
White drove down the Redwood
highway below li rants Pass Sun
day and visited different gladioli
farms, and report them a beautiful
siaht.
Ho Flying Clouds art priced at
the iauvry as ouWj: 5-P-senger
Sed&ni $1)95, Sport
$1495: M4iier $1745. Spon
i 1 8 70 ; Cu of the Mcnih 1 1 9 70.
2-PasengrCcupe SI 375. Sport
JI475. 2 4 -Pusenger Coup
H JOS. Sport l 493: Mmt
11625. Spon SI 750. 5-Pjisr
B'-gnAm. Matter SI 595. Sport
SI 720. 4-P-Mengw Victoria.
Matf S !o95. Spon S 18 20. Roa-i-x-r.Micr
JIoSp, Spn SlBIU
O. V. MYERS CO.
132 So. Riverside
Phope 464.
IIoum Takes to Tre
WILLSRORO. X. Y. A cot
tage built around a group of trees
has been completed here. One
ASH LA NO. Ore., July :
(Special.) A fine new cooling ap- ' recently
paratus has been installed in the
lathia fountain in the I'Uiza. The
L. H. Skeletin was
this city Tuesday.
Roy Losh of Klamath Falls paid
i i 9iii.il mmi m tins town tuesiiay.j large tree grows straight up
Marion lotnco and Oeorge Mar- through the center of the living
j don are busy prospecting this week. room, while smaller trees extend
) Freii Oodije spent a few days . throm-h the roofs of the porch w.
tsr.ing oe.i irienos in this
Clti'
Mrs. John Hall left Wednesday
for Kugene on her vacation.
The Past N'olitr. Crnn.l nlnh
uuii u.,u its originauy insiaiici at ln,, home of Mrs. CI
proved to be Inadequate to cool ; mersty last Friday.
Ham-
The Dew Shell
Sprayer screws
onto the spray can
mi
Flies, mosquitoes
. kill them ivith this
new stainless spray . .
this improved sprayer
SPRAYS, good ones anyway, kill flies and
mosquitoes better perhaps than any other
method. But sprays have not always been stainless
you wert afraid to use them freely in the house.
Now Shell laboratories have produced a spray
that leaves no ugly yellow stains on walls, cur
tains and fabrics. Used as directed you can rid
your home of insect pests with Shell Spray and
never have a stain show!
The Shell Sprayer is new, too the pump barrel
just screws onto a regular can of
Shell Fly Spray. No tank to fill,
no waste, no trouble.
You can get these two new Shell
products at your stores or from
Shell stations. See them today.
the water as fust us It was Uruwn
out. The new uuleiune h.is (nur
time., t.ie e.uueity of the fust one
ami Is installed with the puarantee
that it will fill the need. The
water will kte eoole.l to A? tleirrees.
whi.'h is eonsi.leraMy cooler than
the temperature of the water at
the spring. The oM tnaehin
taken in on me purchase prie
lluuo Yon tier Hellen is leaving
soon for Uainier. Wash., w kere
his father. William Von iler Tlel
len. has a road t.uildini; contract
which will take three years to
complete.
FOR.VER RESIDENTS OF!
ISII
J'VILLE MUSEUM
; Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Sklllman and
i daughter Iura Jane of Ft. Bid
I well, Modoc county. Oregon, are
Mr.
Many friends . attended the serv
' ices and there wera many -beauti-
ful flowers. Six local) boys-, acted
, ns pallbearers. Mrs. .Norman and
JACKSONVILLE. Ore.. July 25.
(Special.) J. H. McAllister of
Medford and relatives, Esther Mc
Allister and H. L. McAllister both
of (irand Island, Neb., were vis
iting our museum Monday
looking over other points
tort in the vicinity.
and
of
pentnnB a iew weKs nere. family huve lhe sympathy 0f the
CritlUIUlU is LUIV1I1K n tr.iiiiif ins ill (
the Hogiie River sanitarium. j
Mrs. Mamie Venahle has been t
repaperins and improving: her
home. j
Mildred Witter of Rurch orchard'
was in town Sundav visitinc rel-
atives and friends.' ! Applepate were in our" city
Claude Norman, who was killed ! Tuesday visiting friends and shop
in a logging camp at LaGrand, Pins-
Ore.. Wednesday evening of last v
week, was buried in Jacksonville No major league pitcher made
fpniPtfrv Saturday afternoon, more than one halkMast season.
community. 1- .. '.
Mr. Cook' of Bandon.'Ore., was
In our city Tuesday. , looking at
property, and may locate here. -
Mrs. Leonard McKee and moth
er, Mrs. W. A. Childers, of upper
Kails
price amounts to
J Ashland cherries are attracting
considerable attention in the
MMUht-rn markets. Mrs. M. A.
Heath ha been shippm fancy g:U
boxes to Los Anelcn and has re
ceived oiders for all that he can
-uppl- The gut boxes are ht Ins
demand in Los Angeles.
To Identify
INSTALL NEW LIGHT
RETURN ,lt",w Aspirin
I ri -ns incTeisiug use or Bayer
- A Aspirin every year is proof
i Jai'ksonvii.i.k. Ore.. July ;s. ; that it has no ill effects. It is the
I csp, . ...I. chu. Wallace for- accepted antidote for pain. It
meriy ,.f Jacksonville, hut w ho always helps; it never harms. Quick
h is Nn livinic near Waiia w.iiia.; relief when you've a headache, or
:sh.. the past several monihs.i cold; or are suffering from nett-
lat week. Mrs. ralti or nenritia. Khennatie naiiu
yield, too, if you U only give these
tablets a chance. Bat you want
genuine Aspirin, so look for the
Bayer Cross on every tablet. The
box always bears the name Bayer
and the word genuine printed tn red.
' returned here
I Wallace will return later
i -Mr. ami Mrs. tleorye Mnor of
! Sun Kraneis.o were o.illins on
iriemls here Sunday. George was
a native of Ja. ksonville : rM a
son of Morris Mensor.
I nierehant.
lr. nn.l Mr. William Cm.Maek
J At'KSONVIl.I.K. Ore.. July S3. . formerly of thl. plaee and now
.Special.) A Oipco crew was ,lvi"c at Caml.rldce pn; S.tur
eonnectimc up the new hiith line in ' t,:lv nitht and Sunday wuh Mr.
our city Tu.-.lay. The cily lht lrs- A. v ni liters.
will he carried under a different ' i1"'1 M'. Martin and dau-i
pioneer
il'i-:di-s.
ite ,
(S3.
Spr1 I
.(sfpTirlr
i.loni. ! cn-.er. tteo n and .Mrs. .1. . :
The Jacksonville Museum has ! v" Klamath county and
le, n visited the w week l y the ' s A. White of Ashland -re
! followinit people Mr. nnd Mrs : ''-'" liuests nt the Y. V.. V
! lilitii. I'raliie fity, t)re : m. K. I Sunday.
!K.sk. Jacksonville. Ohio: Ida j Mr- n'' ilr P- t'unrlniton
I Kn.tn.ler. l-Rlcayu. 111.: Mr. wn,1 1 " children nnd Lucille Sikwood
j .Mis. J. s. ltoes. Winchester, and ! s',?nl Sun.i .y evenine sw.mn.in
j Miss Loulsv I.ennart ef Ashland. , ' antrall s swimming hoi- on
, die. ' the Apt Kitale.
! 'Mrs Amy vi has Just hid her ! Mrs. May IVm and two .ia.:i;'i
; place of huvness redecorated tn. . of Klamath Kail were 1 in-
jside and laid a new floor roverin. ' s'.iests at the home of Mi.
iThe walls have been kalsominrd i Kllrahelh Ijwr-n.e on th J.ick-
whi. h very much Iniprt.ves the : cnv.lle hinhvvay Thursd.iy.
i looks of the place Icis Smvthe returned Sue day
j Miss K.llth lloefs Is h,T, from : evenine from Kort Klamath vvh.rc
;r.'tt!an.l for a two w,ks' vis.tHr:c Visited relatives siii.e the
I with her futher. Mr. C, lloefs and ' fourth.
t sister. Mis Alice. ; ,r ' r T.hodes KU.'rido.
' Mrs. J W. (Ullun. h. h i. I..'n ! ,"',!l' Ml " M. K Wilson. I.os
io.Hle 111 Ihls past winter, is ver. ; Ails'eles. Calif, and Mis. M. K
i much Improved ilson of Central 1'oim were vis-
: itins In our eitv. and visited the
More ttn 4e (". children in ! museum ,Mi.nd,iv.
York state have received , Mrs. C.la.Hs Ijxrrr.re and chi!-
toxln. antitoxin t in m u n I a t I o n I dren. lr.thv and Kenneth, were
aadnst diphtheria wcs Junoai I j lum-heon guests of her parents,
I'.;, cv'.tdiii to Hie Slaie Cllail-j Mr. and Mis. Chailea Uv.'roth
tivv Aid asscviattuo t WtdncUay.
iVytTi H th trtkf Bar. at fUm Ifuaftftwt
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Examples oj Round trips
(16-liy return limit)
San Francisco $20 25
Los Angeles 3S.75
Del Mont 26 25
San Diego 44.75
Yomit 33.00
Lake Tahoe 29.00
Portland 16.00
Newport . . ; . . . . . 15.90
One if thru the Rfda-otvdT.npire to Califoraii
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