Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 02, 1929, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text"FXQFj two DOLL PRIZE FOR CENTRAL PHI'S CKNTIt A I I'OIXT, ore, Auk. (Sin'fial.) At thv t'-'it t-lmw Iit-ltl here last week, Hull' (Veil Hansen won the rlze a dnll an the pnH-tii-Hl baby in the baby contest. In the popular lady eunu.st, Ms thcr ranh won first, an ivnry t i l-t Hot; Ho Ion Ci'oHt, Mt4'uii, a fluur, Imiiji, and Kay Love, UiirU, n h it box. ' ' , ,, (;uy Kddy Ih moving his family to Medfoid thin week. Harold i.oomoi oi mo Kir, Valley KennelH at Grants i'as wan caller at A I Hermunsoii'H hlltl- liny. Mr and HI i'h D. I). Davis and op"'lKii, Wash.. dauKlitcr f T were Kliests of Mr. the past week. Mrs. Johanna I'a on. who have spent with Mm. Mattic Thursday for I'm bit Bhi! received a wire lij: vis mother Iter and little several month ' . r.irk r, left I h, Ma., when j (bat the littl" Kill )) had been c;.rliiK for was; imite ill. I Mr. and Mrs. Ci it kuhai and Hon I John and daughter. Miss KmnooM, i drove to Crater Lake Tuesday, le turniiiK in the evening, then left for Crescent City, returning Thurs day. It. K. Wild of Portland was a culler on K. V. Hollifleld Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Collins of Canada, parents of Laurence Col lins, are visii liiu relatives, and j friends In the viilloy. Mis. Collins! Ih a sister of Mis. Hwart.. j Air. ami Mis. Tom I in nicy of Trail and Mr. i.nd Mis. Frank Houston of Phoenix were .Sunday j dinner k nests of Air. and M i s. f Frank Aliller. In the afternoon nil enjoyed a swim at the Nat in Medford. j Air. and AIih. Miller of J.os An Kfh'H are KUests of their daughter j and fa mily. Air. and A) is. I 'aul Martin. Miss Hertba FreilcpburK return -mI home tu Central I'oint Wednes day. She spent t he past yenr in I'nrt land, except iiik the pas! two months mIip was In Albany. AIi-h. C. I-;. .Stanley left Wednes day for a few days' visit In I'ort Innd, where nho will meet Air. Kian loy, who has been employed as r. mechanic at Keller. Wash. Little iinhhic Jean Hoiiwhtnd ireparel fur campinu Wednesday. Hp sharpened bis knife and took ills little axe ami went to Ashland Where he left Thursday with his Krundparc nts, Mr. ami Airs. J. I'. HnaKland and their daughter, .Miss A'enlta, for Mead Indian Koda UprltiKH. to spend a few weeks. Air. and Alia. L. Iliitliebl were eallei-H at the W. If. Watt home last Sunday. Mr. Walt, who was very ill In u Jiosplta) in Aledford fur two months. Just recently re covered sufficiently to bo takeft in Ilia home south of .Medford. Ills ' many Central I'olnl friends wish 1dm a speedy recovery. j ItOdl'F lilVKK. (Special. 1 I'omona With the Live Oak He . AllK. t iraUK1' "let i ni ui; u Satur- nay, July 2,. A basket dinner was held al noon, the afternoon beiiiK occupied with an open meet Ink. Mi the evenltiK new members were taken into the firth dek'ree, Thursday the Live oak irniiKe held practice nlKht for members of the third and fourth decree teams. An effort Is, bchiK made to perfect this (earn In decree work. Flection was held In Ihls pre cinct Wednesday on the heul inw. It received forty-seven Votes, while failltiK to pass by over one hun dred voles. 4. Keduiomt. $1 I. ana hond lsue Hpproved for erection of new ym ntisium. "About five months following nn operation for appendicitis I did not gain strength cnougli to Ih; up iind oLxiur. My mother and Mter ndvised me to take Lydis L. Tinkliam's Wvntahle l.'om piund. 1 h.ne taken five bottles and it lias lu-lvd me to pet strong so 1 can do my own housework now. 1 have recom mended it to several friends who have been weak and run down.. "-Mrs. Ute'iir uttum. Box 474, TAifKitvr Mimi. I Kit JflgTTIW Mil .!.nl .h, fellow TALENT CABBAGE GOES TO BAGLEY E T.IJ:.T. or... Auk. 2. Sp1.) Will SrhniiT u( Xiirth Talent. do-j llvored two truckloads of abbaKj to the ll: iit-y I'ltnnrry hi Hi Tuck- ( day. .Mr. Srhmir rcpurtu his rropH i Keiierally iilfiilfii ex uikkI and ellcnt. i Krldic Towtisfiid of California m , vtsitiiiK at tin- home of Ih'iiry Hur-j ! licit this week. Mr. Townscnd ox-j i(.,s (n p;M.k fnit U MvlUuvli I luben the reason open, j MyH A ytvlitvi-v and dauubtcr . . ;ilTived Wed- , , r(, i, , l)u ,. land Mis. W. I.oiik of OiIk pliioo. j A i n oh I lainmoiid aucl family 'moved Into the I'helpH buiiKaWtt j on Main street Tuesday. Air. ami .Mrs. C. V. Lone and I family and Air. and Airs. A. L. Lonn Mid family and Airs. AL K. ! liooth motored to (irauts I 'ass on j TliinxVty after mton of last week. Airs. John Kobison and Airs. H. X. French made a business trip to Aledfoni lal Friday afternoon. A1 r. and Airs. A. II. Loiik a ml family left for their home i.t Klenmboat Springs, C(do., last Sun day iinnnliiK. after a monlb's visit In Oregon I wo weeks of which was spent with his brother's fam ily. C. W. Loin; of Talent. .Mrs. Chas. I 'ampbell, a former isblent of tills place, moved back here from Koi'iie I liver last Sun day. Mr. Aliller r. ml Lloyd Nlinrtnui- Ion returned from California day. driviiiK a new ear. Al un Mrs. I-:. I-;. Cook visited laud Monday. - til A:-h' I ts KM Kit I Kit, ru e.. A uk. ( Special. ) Work on the Itoftue l;ler bridKe Is rapidly progressing and we all hope to see It open lo I raffle noon. Airs. Lela Shepartl retained l-'rl-day from a three days trip to Cres cenl City. Sam Alalhls made a bllHiiiess trlj: to Aledford Friday and (i rants 1 Cass Saturday. I .Nelson AlcKee and Mall Neat- Mini dependent?" and "Whal Is Ihe hammer returned Wednesday from underlyitm Vi"f''ph of an internal Klamath Falls. (combustion eiiKine-.'"' Included in I'aul Stratum suffered severe in-111)? questions were: Juries last week when Ihe truck in I "What classes of books listed he tt'hleh he was rhlliiK went over allow do you most enjoy read inc.? bank. Ills Injuries are painful but I Number (hem 1, J. II, 1. a. in order poi serious, hl" preference: Advenlure. mysler.x Air. and Airs. ('Union Wiley andlstories, travel, biography, fid ion small daughter. .Marian, ami the .Misses Frances and Uuth Walker k end of Alc( 'loud spent the vIsftliiK here. Airs. Lawless of Medford, a lived last Week lo visit with h daughter. Airs. Claude liurkhart. CK N'T It A L IM il NT. Ore., Auk (Special.) Mcrvln (lleason return ed home Taesilay after his auto i-ilcIhk In California. Me was In two races In San Jose ami two at the Asentl speedway at Los Au nele'H, where they raced only al nlKht. The llKhtlliK at the spee.l way cost $ a.ooo a nlKht. Me also raced at MannhiK- A new siren was Installed Wed nesday by the fire department for Ccnlral I'oint. John "Welch has returned to hi- work a I A lit elope 11 fter helm; ill at his home a few weeks, r Alvln Williams left Thursday for Muiismuir oh a business (rip. It. J. Jackson and family left Wednesday fur San Jose, Cal. W aller Carr Is recoverhiK nicely ami was brought home from the liovpltal last Sunday. BEAL LAKE FOLK ASK T CKNTUAl. POINT. CSpectal. I The pe tte. Aug. tl Me pic lie ll.if petitioned tor Irauspoi tatlon o tbv illl sehool. W Mr. nail 'lllnll'l u KiiM-nn ly mii-HlM HIM 'II . I(ll.,' II i- Tlii-.ct Will I'r . iill.l Ml Mr. n in I IIUhllT I'' Mi i: iiii'i.n Irll 'I'ur.,! I f-prnil ii wi't-K UimhIh. Mr. 1 I .a 1. 1- ii' til.: r Is il ..(ml'lili; (lie MltHltul Im tllrlr lir I'KtlnU''. Alil.ntt (-..li-lual.-.l '. Slllliliiy mi. I lia.l In r ini.tliiT. Mil.. s.Ml I'ltul uf Sums Mr. Miu In J lu r l-lrtliiUy l.i iis licr mi st.s .1 i K IihiIh nn.) ;,illiy iitnl Mr. anil .Mis. I'i'Ii'M 1 KtiYv .-r M..,f..i,l. i Mr. Tiiti-y wliu mh ln'i-n nn ilitmeit 't -M.ii;-r uii 1ln- 'i'luinli;i jilvi-r, wiih ii iii' i.t i ii-ii ui'iilm: ''IH (Hliiit;, tv uxp.-.tni liiiini 1'ri- I Mr. iinil Mrs L. I.. SWiir mi'l rhllihni ni Altiiin.lii. Cnhf . it iv I mil; ,lr-. Iliiliaril-nii it ml , titnttly. Mis. SWiUlt Is u llii'fi- nf I M i s. Uli hurilMMi. Tticxlay I lu j UU liimlsons ami tlutr mn-fts wi-nt t.. itri'uoii t'livr.i, Thursilny llu jwi'iit In Cralcr l.aki ami K l.tm.itli -Kalh. whrii' tlu SwniU lamtly left for ihvir hoiiu In CjillfMinia ami .tin- III haiilhoiiw rt-turtivil tu fi ll ; tial I'Mini. I.kv I a iftin i t 't ali r Lake. ".vnt i ho wt'ok muI at th t'. i: l.aimo itorni'. Mr.npoi"n matt, At Armcry r .3 X. t a. I . i i WM'IM 'ill MARGARET FEALY as Mary, the mother Escion Play coming to Medford next week. Edison Test for Boy Candidates Embodies Ethical and Technical Problems Beyond Average Adult WFKT OK.WCK, X. .1., Aim. . I'orty nine aHpiranis lor tlm Kcholan;hip ofiereel by Thomas A. Kdlson and the honor of hrcomtir; (he Inventor's proteKP took the nx amination to deternifue which of Itlieiu is to he I lie winner. The (iieslions covered cliemlca!, iKcoKraphicul and historical sub jects. Tilt; boy:; were oxpe.ct"d to know (he specific resistance of cop per wire and whether a bottle if mercury nr a bottle of water would jinalic the best foot warmer. I Several ethical problems were 'put to Ihe contestants, who had (o stall when they considered "a lie permissible" anil tell if I bey would chocse to become successful al the i loss of happiness, comfort, reputa tion, pride, honor, health, money or love. Oihers were mon (ethnically ip. volved. For example. "On whal physinloKical phenomenon is I he mu cess of mot ion picture projec invention, hisiory, ecoiiomps. and HClonce. "If you were marooned alone on ' a tropical island In Ihe .South I'a-; cllic, without tools, how would you move a Ihree-ton weight, such as a : boulder. Mill feet lioriotilally ami I what kind of nails would you use. Ui fetd verlically? an. I why? "If you have been given a cerlain I "Assume the increase of any cl exptMimenl to perlorni and had'ony of mice lti.be such Hint Ihe been inlonued th,( it could he , nmiilier thiuhles e v e r y three done successfully, but you had months. How large will the colony failed ten times, what would you he at' the end of three years if we l(? 'start with one imir? "What new discovery or inven Hon do yon believe would be ihe greatest benefit to mankind? Why'.' "If you were to inherit $ 1 .Oud.iitiH within the ncxi year what would you do with It? Two towns, oji opposite shies of' a river one mile wide, an; cut of ; from communication with each ed by any eiecli icul me'ins. due lo Street Masher Makes Sad Mistake; Lady Wrestling Champion Clamps on Headlock As Flirtation Finale CIIICAOO, Aug subduiim mashers cereau recommend' 1. l.Vi -- For Virginia Mcr a headlock im- mediately A ml her 1 recedetl by right hook, omiuomlalioii is bai ke, by aetual experience Mu My can ami pmha lify. Miss Mercereau wa. shop imlow yesterda as .eoi i;e My will e:- galiig in .1 V w hen Muf- f cane alongside and veil "Wait ing fur a st reel cat d: by'.'" i-OW I. This drew mulling hut a st so he tried nnotheV: "Where are yon nolng?" "I'm going shopping," was reply- "Can I go along'."' he asked, c enraged. Aerial Photographs by Col. Lindbergh' Disclose Secrets of Ancient Mayans; "Lost City" Found in Yucatan Jungle SANT 1-t:. . M .. An::. I ' j 'jili.jii ions whiih flmwnil in I 'i 'II t I'M I II Mil I I 1 1 A tin Tie;! i(t ii Htm- wht-n I'li.n li ninj-.iM s tniluary . i;-nlii w,is '.ii..nt.itim; a usi jvnipti- in I : ii t 1 1-. surivnili't mI ilii' iMiirls if tlnir ruins in iiiiv ni:v With I'oIitlH'l l'li:.f l. s A. I,l!iill..-f i;h ii I'lilin iMrr In the i is', ii ih wmi-U. Tin- i;l.. 1 1 1.-1 Min.i '. -mi. IIH. -.1 Kv .u . -ti'H-nlt.Kti M ills Ciii"'iV:i o III.- ll)...li;i,,V knnw- h'llKl Ml .lit Illl- . tUII-, .islll'll . u ml i iiits a ml Willing I-; Liim; .-in phi -.iv. .1 1 1t 1 1 tu: Ii tin- mill Inm "I Hit- airpl.iiuv It ,is tliM Ii-mI hvio vv.-i.'p.liiy (,;t thv tlynn: 'i'M.m 1. iiiOnl 1 his hi hit'. Is tiik Im; n kt't'ii lrt.-it-i in thlnns avrhiiontoi: Ii a I, i ml ha mtiti it'iii - t-.l to Ih- lihhiilia! Mioll tin- tlls rnvt'i v t.l an aiirn-nt M it .t n "lust vtty" In tho N'tirat.in ninvlr Thr fiml m;i.l. whv t'olt.utl I.imlhrruh w.is it; :i k iiik hi.- Pan - A hum It-a n "m.i-il - w ill' (mi is. His inMMTsr nnii'r-tl by tho Vut il l n ili-. .i.'i . t'l.l.-n.l I.in.l- l,, t -. It i-.i.wllh.-.l III i r l. , , i n ttjtp.ttxe, medfotjp, August 7th a calamity. How would you at tempt to establish com in anient ion between tin? two cities Without the use of electricity? The river can not be crossed by human beings. "Will you act as spokesman for the candidates when we meet Miayor WlaJUer In New York Cilv or would yon prefer lo let someone else do if.' Why? Clive a brief state ment of wl.at you hope will he a typical day for you when you are 'u years of hkc. "The Index of refraction of a Klass is 1.5 and of another Klass is 1.7. If a M-convex lens of the same (imie! r:. ,i design was made of each of the two glasses, how would they differ optically? If they were placed in a transparent liquor of index or rel'ractinti, l.tl, whal effect would eatdi have on a beam of liht parallel to its prin cipal axis? "The captain of a boal, on pass ing a cerlain cliff on a summer niKht, heart) the echo of his whistle lour seconds -lifter blowiiiK. How far away is the cliff? If he re pel ed this observation from the same point on n day in January, would he notice any changa in the time? If so, what and why? . "When you read the names of Ihe following persons whal lads are associated with them in your mind? Aletlendelelf. Mavy, I'erkin, Faraday, Curie. 1 rtestley. C.ayuls sae. Malton, Solvay, Ha in say, La voisier. "If you were nailing a copper sheeting on an exposed surface "If a Iriatigle. each of which sides Is fixed, is divided into three equal areas by drawing two lines pi.rallol to the base, where will these lines Intersect the altitudes? "Oulside of the Ik Id of religion, what three men, not now living. do you think perticularly deserve c( the Savior, In the oih-.your respect and admiration? Wkat ' quulit Mrs do you admire in each?" "Von not only cm. but you will!" Ami then things started to happen to Muffy. A fist crashed into one eye. A strong left arm encircled bis neck ami u blow between the shoulders flattened hiui. At t he police stat ion where he was booked for disorderly conduct. Muffy re Ion in a "W hat.1 cupation'.' "Why. of world umeil bis tu'st ietilng, very respectful lone, lit- asked, "is your oc- 11 claimant to the title middleweight woman champion wrest ler." she answered. '1 k up my record." "I ish I bail." be siuhctl. as 1 1 hey lurked him Hp. pr.-siih-m i.f I h (irniKir Institii lioll nf avhinu-lnn. nn.1. nil invlla lii.it, iiilvlMil l ho IhNtiititloii r' Marilim; Ih,. in-tli.... ,,f making aorial Mircs In ih"- li...it-.H. At lr. M. ii tain's sin;m st In n. ho aKi-i-vil I - i l'hnt..i.i.h thi-i-o .rl nna ami NVw .-i,-n hn-nlHio kni'wn lo t-nnt.iin am M-ni Piivhht ; ruins ulnlis. ! II H.IH hll.l.- ill -it tht- I im'M as inii'Xi.l.u i-tl ro- ilnmii; hN Ma with his (ht- ii i i'.vm i.l..'h'.il ramp rt.s i mils m tj,s .inio. 1111,1 "i- pm-ini;r;tiiiv jut.H:ram was Inl'.iat-I. Tht- plmtnui .iplis hiiM- hi-cn fh-inMl l.y Wtslvy PiH.Ui.-M In tho l.llM.ialnt.v t.f tho Nrhnol nf Aniotl-.-an i:..so:ur:i b if. f.n. t hao hoon srnt it tlu faim-Kir Iiistittitlnii ui .ihhii;tn. , Loss simar will ho rc-qune.l a ml ii honor ilnvnr will ivsnli f unsar; is mltlotl to fruit aftor tooklii. : Cookttm fruits in Har nyrnp helps 10 ptVDtM'V Ml ffbdlHi WBI!0 tho oolluliw of tho fniit Is toimhiMiott OTjEnov. rtunw. ! I T TALL.NT, Oie.. Auk. .-HSpt.-eia I. C. W. I .oiik Is overhauling machinery at, the old cannery parkin;; house, .tills week prepara tory to the .season's parkinK. Air. Kaufman of Medford will have chat'KC f the bouse this year. j Laurence l-rem'li. of Talent, be kuii la-t .Monday to lielp overhaul j and eh-an-up the machinery In the I St a tic I if ft paekfliK bou:u al I'hoe- nix preiaralory to the seasun's packing. Airs, lltirke i.leFord ami daugh ters Airs. Will Cox and I win IdaiiKhlei-y, of Sams Valley visited M rs. Myron JJel-'oril of this place Tuesday. .Miss Dorothy Crawford of Tal ent was u week-end Kuest of her a unt. Airs. Kay Coleman of Jack sonville. Al rs. it ay Coleman of Jackson ville ami .Mrs. lal French ami Moris ami Harold visited at t:ie home of Air. and Airs. M. "N. French last .Monday afternoon. Airs. Flank SurtliiKor, Airs. C. W. Loiik. and Ahs. A. Alclntyre visited" the Sehnelr farm for ve etablcH lust Wetlnesday afternoon. ItapliM Mm li j Sunday school at Mi o'clock. j i'reachiiiK at II o'clock by KIder j '. K. Hunt of Atount Shasta. j Ladles' ISihle class Thursday at p. in. , MctlitxINi Church Sunday school at 11: 4 a. I'reachiiiK at I 1 a. m. by Christ ian Kndeavor and .services in cveniuK. mARKET MOCCK RiVKU, Ore.. A uk. Lk. (Special. J Airs. Heed ' Caster unit .Mrs. James Wiley delivered s crates of tomatoes al Mrauls Mass .Monday. Carter and Wiley toma toes are ell known, beiiiK the earliest home thrown on the mar ket. Al r. ami M rs. I van Sin it h and fa 11 lily u ere dinner kucsIs at I he l. Llo.d Smith home Sunday. They j left Tuoday for Azalia. Oregon, where Air. Smith has cm ploy men! . I -Mr. ami Mrs. Sutherland spent j. Moiulay shopping In Aledford. A .shower was ;;iven Airs. Uieh ard Seolt a! the Waldorf Motel ! Wednesday afternoon. Many beau ,iiful ami useful Kifts were present ed, after which refreshments of ice f cream and wafers were served. j Those present were, Al rs. Fern ! Kads, Airs. Lulu Flatter, Airs. .Laura Carter, Airs. James Wiley, IaMs. Wallace Le Moilie. Mrs. John I Anne, Airs. KImcr Alillon. Airs. Lioyd Smith, Airs. Ame-s Sutherlin. Al rs. Fred Mcnler. Airs. Myrtle Whipple. .Mrs. Leli Shepurd. Airs. Jap ies Ml o kbin n. Al i s. lib-hard Scott ami little Charlotte Carter ami Orva Jean JMackbinn. A stiu was born July 2s to Mr. ami Al rs. William T.iompion at (irants Mass. KERBY FAMILY VISITS REESE CREEK FRIENDS ! ItKF.SK CliKKK. Ore.. Aug. : (SpeciaM--II. Herriim and faintly of Kerby, Ore. paid the Hall lainllv a visit last week. Me fore I heir re Mini they visited Crater Lake ac companied by Mr. anil .Mrs. II. Mall, old friends. Mr. Herring is I foreman of the Kslet ly pl;;cer mint local ed near iverhy. under whom -Mr. Mall was einployi j tu 1 i .-iniii- . vni ,aKu. They seemed very favorably , impressed w ilh the Baglc Point (lis t trict. Mrs. Charley 1 1 11 111 pli y has been on the sick list the past week. II. Arnold is home from Ihe Owen-Oregon logging camp this week because tit illness. . Mrs. Marshall Whiter left Sun day, the L'Mli, for the Crater Lake district lo be with hev who is ill charge of the W husbuud, II. Ham- iiu-ll sluc'ii. Sin-cxitcrts tu lit-kuih tinlil her srliiinl lii-uins. Thi'i-i- nils a sinall lin-ali nn si-hcil nil- o. 1 uf Ull- IviilIc l-nilil li rii - M - Grocery Stores that believe in best ct a fair price invariably feature Puritan Malt . . . because they know that it's best. all quality because It's all barley .rnrfcT 2. 1020. tion dhtrfct canal lttst Munditv that made it neces.sary Id turn the water out for about I't hours. Mrs. W. H. Hamniell was in Med ford last Tuesday on business.. The, title of next Sunday's lesSwii is "Itelsha..ar's Feast. " Found in Man. a: I7-2S. This is a temperance liKsiih in which Ih found much in common with tl.ls day and ajif of Uiu world, it Is well to sean h our own hearts and lives for a hand , wrltinK m the wall KayitiK we have bet n weighed in the balance and 1 lound wanting Come and let us iwoishin together. Mev. L). I). Hali dall will preach. EN ROUTE 10 TALENT TALKNT. fre.. Auk. '. (Kpl.H Alcrle Hi uilby of Warner creel; hi;d the m ifort une to overturn i his car on the road to Talent re-j tently. The car was sliKluly dune aKed but no one was hurt. Airs. F.verett Moone. who is serl-! ously III, wan taken to ihe hosp'.tal at Avhlanf tVednesday eveniiiK. where she will undergo an opera tion. Mrs. Mullen, who has been i'Lj for several days, is able to be out a.Kain. , .Mrs. John Copetand, formerly of Talent, was an ovrniht yuest of Airs. W. Iv-tes last Thursday. ' Airs. Jackson, sister of A. T. Kd munson, who visited at Newport for a week, visiter at the Kdm'1111 soii home he last of !; si week on her, return to her home a'. I .s Amides by way of Klamath Falls. Air. ami Airs. Archie Ksles and daughter Muldah left last Thurs day for a few days' otiiin- at- Cres--cent City ami North Mend. S. Modcriek -nf Lo, Alleles arrived li.st Friday for a visit with hsi niece. Airs. C F. Mamilton. Airs. i:. K. i;vaus of Chilouilili ca.l!ed on Talent frb-nds last Sun day. Air. ami Airs, Jl.uvey Cliff re turned from a week's toil in k al Crescent lake Al outlay. GIVES FLAY TONIGHT IMIOKNIX, on-.. Auk. LSpl.) Kveryone's attention is turned this week to the Mi-Jinx to be ejven i by the senior Christian Kndeavor 1 society Friday. A iikusI at the ! school auditorium, at S o'clock. I The proKr; ni proini:-" tt be In :terestlnu ami well worth atteml ;fliK. Three rousinu. short. om-aet (comedies. "A May in Court," "A I Friday A f iernouti in Sell 00 r 'and j "Courtship l"mleri Difficulties," I will be presented. J Harold Corliss ami Fletcher ! Fish, well-known locally, will have ' specia I numbers on the program. Other div'MMisemeiits will be tie. j "Fireman Quartet," a piano solo, two readings Mid a pepl'y Kir Is' chorus. j The proceeds are to .ofor l" work. I Several nf the trirts who ar to .take part in the piay were at the . home of AIis Leon Fish Tuesday j making their eosttln" ;t nl other ! wise enjoying the afternoon, j Miss Klva Caster spent W'ednes I day evening in Phoenix, taking part in the piY.etiie for the play. TALENT BOY SCOUTS GET MERIT BADGES TALFXT. Ore., At the Court of Medford by the Aug. I loner Moy S wlni; 1 . (Spl. held at outs, on tys f nun July J.". the follov Talent Went Up To merit: John i Kelly. Hubert Kelly. ltaynsfor l , ,v e 11 tmse, iioroec onion, i.iiuiciv j Jones. Craig IVrrv went up for fire ma uship ami Merry went up for eat h.-r. Marl v ootlc.irving. it Kelty ami laden lake fo: John Kelly Moh Hilly Mleim went I a week e.ml hike. Private Suicides -VANCOFVKIi. Wa-h.. Aug. t.V) 1'rivate (! Simpson of M com pany, Sventh infanlrv, was found I dead with a bullet wound in his ; abdomen tu the bureau of shuns at the liunacks lii-n- Inihiv. A villi lay lu-arli.v. .Siniisnn i-iilisli'il ill hia Imini- in l.ns Anm ti-s mi Nil' : vrniln-r U.i. I!L'. quality ! HREE PROPERTIES T EDI MF.U;LH. Ore., 'AUK. 2. (Spl.) Three h.ntl sales were reported last! week in this neighborhood. T!:e farm known here as the Case F.s- , tale was purchased by J. L. Fribk. ! The Frinks have made this ranch their home for thr ast three yuuv. Luke Jenniijgs has purchased the Karl Case ranch and Jote Mayfield ( has purchased the Turn C.odfrey ranch. The Pursell brothers have rent-' etl the C.ordcn ranch for the com ing year. We have no empty homes in Meagle now. F.very place is rented or being bought. It sure ly proves that our district Is coin-, ing to the front. There have been several here looking for farms to rent Mid could not find any. Harry Kills has rented the Cop ley ranch for the next three years. We understand the Copleys expect to leave before long. They will go to a warmer climate on account of Mr. Copley's health. Mrayer meeting was let! by M r. Swanson, the subject being Faith fulness. Fay Ola Zuck h'd the young people's meeting, the sub ject for the evening being "Mow the Church Is Making Our Nation Letter." There was a special song rendered by the junior girls. There were 3 present. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Sanderson ami two small sons, lit die it and Krne.st. returned the last of the week from a visit with relatives near Portland. Op their return (rip they went by way of Astoria and down t he coast as far as Ib-bo. They report t he weather much cooler there t ban here, but were Clad to get to the Kogu Kiver valley again. Chas. Sanderson and daughter Tln liiK. spent Tuesday at Mead In dian Springs. The Caton Lhresbing m;.cbine is making its rounds in our district. All report a good grain yield this year. The Fugene iray family and Lafe Sunderland spent Sunday nic nicking in the Evans creek coun try. 'Those who were Medford visitors the last of the week included Mrs. Mayfield. Maymoml and Hubert a Mayfield. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Frink and daughter F.va, .Mr. and Mrs. Swanson. Harry Caton and family. Mr. ami Mrs. C. C. Sanderson and daughter Thelm;., Hope Mayfield of .1 urn p-Of f-.loe. near drams Pass. visiting this week with . her fat her. Finis May field of th'e Meadows. M r. and Mrs. Fred West, who have been living on the Jones raiu-b, left for Appb gah Thursday where they expect to make their home. Mr. ami Mrs. Herman Terrill or the Meadows passed t h r o u g h Lea tile on their way to M etl ford Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. MuihollcM are the proud parent- of an eight ami one-half point. I hoy. horn in Medford Saturday. July liTth. Mr. and iioy Mclniyre ami f.-nilly are moving onto the Jones ranch Just vacated by Fred West. Tile Mcln tyres have been living on th'e May place. No Apology Needed When Model Bakery's Fairybreath Cake (tin' pink iiucl J'ood) is 1 1 tin- lable. The fine, nifillow tiistc, the niiii'iis ( liino flu vol- iind the miH frosting niakti lliis cake ioiular. 25c and 50c 3 round loaves of home made bread, 25c. MODEL BAKERY 111 W. Main St. Phone 103 R VOTWfTl? Uamo Holly ST. Phohb t44 I A Complete Cleaniho am CHANGE HANDS IN Jm Spend Your Vacation at the Beautiful LAKE-O-THE-WOODS (Home of the Black Basa) FISHING-BOATING BATHING DANCING EVERY EVENING furnished sleeping and housekeeping cabins. Special rates by the week. For reservations phone direct to Lake o' fie Woods resort LAWNMOWERS Sharpened and Adjusted BABY BUGGIES Rubber Wheels Retired, BICYCEES Repaired, Bought and Sold LOCKSMITHING Medford Cycle & Repair Shop 19 North Fir Phone 261 Electric Water Heater FREE L.&.H. Electric Range SALE $5 Down places an L. & H. Range in your home. Sale Closes Tomorrow 9 P. M. Southern Oregon Electric Why Swelter? 4 Cool 2-Piece Summer Suits Made to your measure $30.00 128 E. Main Upstairs Safeguard your canning win? , 17 I F.SXE T) STRETCH SET WEAt Ask for "I'.S." Pe-Ko Kdfiu Jar Rubbers! Double or sinftlc lip red or white. Approved by Good House keeping Institute. Mado only by the United States Rubber Company NEW YORK :ITY MASONEHRMAN COMPANi Wholesale Distributor Kloctrotherapy Chiropractic Dr. H. P. Coleman 9th Successful Year In Medford Treatments by Appointment Medford Center Bldg. Phone 96! N'liturnl Mithnil Fnnri Srionre If Df-KO i s ; TRIPLE ft , )