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MEDFORri MXTL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,.' OREfi ON. TUESDAY, :DECEMBER,. 10, 1929.
News Notes of Pomona and
: , , Subordinate Grange Chapters
Given by Official Reporters
CALENDAR
(For this week)
Jacksonville, Thursday, De-
cember 12, 8 p. m. Joint in-
Blullntlon of officers of .laek-
Bonvllle, Central Point, Talent
and Live Oaks CrniiKcs.
l.uke Creek (SranRo. Tliurs-
iluy, December 12, 8 p. in.
hull.
.Meets ( KiikIo' 1'oliit CruiiKo
At Eagle Point (IrniiRe hull
December 12, 8 p. m., I'rnfes-
nor Urosliy of the O. S. C. talks
on poultry.
Enterprise, Saturday, IV-
comber 14, 10 n. m., ut,'l-
nior.
hi noiii-Hsi'M I inl h. liberty;
In nil iIiIiikh, charity.
GRANGE MOTTO
In essentials, unity:
EAGLE POINT GRANGE
KiikIo Point (iniiiKe met In regu
lar session Tuesday eveuliuc. le-
4. cemner .1, wnn a soon uiicnuunce
4. present, IncluditiK visitors from the
iljilie Creek, Centriil Point anil. til.
.;. LSiiniH Valley (IruiiKCH.
Twelve enntlidntcs 'wero Initiated
4 Into the first mill second deKree
4, j by tbo Junior ilesr'e "team, Tlie
4. j majority of tbPHe candidates were
4, 1 Initiated Into the IjiIki Creek
4. , (iriniKe.
4, 1 The KiiKle Point CrniiKe now hax
4, j more than 20(r members mid Ijike
4, Creek (iniiiKe In KiowiiiR rapidly.
4, ! The I.uke Creek firiumo will hold
Its next reKiilur ineelliiK In the
4. KiiKle Point Clause hall on ThiirH
1 day evenitiK, December 12, at 8
! oVIoi'k. At this time the l.uke
! Creek Cranire degree team will pill
fill
"Sax" Drives Away
Thoughts of Cold!
lie thought he couldn't play that
niplit. hut the cold he'd caught that
morning had departed. Melt pro
fessional ieople know wliut really
knocks u colli in a few lioura; muiiy
po through the winter witliout any
trouble from cold, It's a rompouml
that conn's in little white tablets..
Take one, and that flmt anuftle ia
just alMiut the lat; or aeveral tab
leta if youe let the cold go until
it'a serious.
Pane's Cold Compound ia all yon
a?k for; and the druggist charges
3fc for a parkuge, and it never
seems to fail for nnvliodv.
on the third and fourth degrees
for the candidates of both granges.
; A Joint installation will be held
; ut the next regular meeting of the
j Kagle Point Orange, Tuesday, De
cember 17, at 8 p. m at which the
officers of the Kwsle Point, Sams
I Valley and J.ake Creek Granges
I will be IjHtnllud.
Questions of vital Importance to
the economic Interests of the farm
em (Hinu tip for discussion, but no
'definite action wns taken.
The lecture progrum consisted of
a hnrmonlca solo try Ceo. McClel
luti,. nc,cnaipaule,d by Jack Stowell
ut the pluno, with encore; a vocal
nolu by'VIftyd Charfey of the l.ako
Creek Grange, accompanied by
Mrs. Mary Charley ut the piano.
These numbers were much enjoyed
by -4 hose present.. J
Commemorating the birth of the
National Grange, December 4,
)H6T, I. It. Kline gave an Interest
ing talk In which he puld a glow
IngiJttflhutq .10 the- founders of the'
grange, especially stressing the part
which Oliver Kelly played In the I
organization of the grunge and In
the first 25 years of Its activities, 1
and the prosent-dny results of his
teachings. ,
Ilrother Kline was master of the
Kugle Point Grunge for three years
beginning soon lifter Its organiza
tion and while yet In Its infancy,
and is well versed not only in the
history of the order of the Patrons
of Husbandry (the grange) but also
In the principles upon which the
grange was founded and Its uims,t
purposes and achievements.
A part of his address Is given he
low tinder the heading "The
Grange, the First Kurmers' Coop
erative." If the grange Is to serve tho ng'
rlculturat people as Its founders
hoped It would, we must ever di
rect the attention of our members
to the fundamental principles and
I ulms oT our organization.
Ilrother Anderson, master of Cen
tral Point Grange, gave a short re
port of the National Grange meet
at Seattle, which Ht attended.
The next regular meetfcig of the
grungewlll he held Tuesday night,
December 17, at 8:30. At this
meeting we will have the Joint in
stallation of officers of the granges
above mentioned. All grangers are
welcome.-
Just to remind you
that 11,000
WMflTIE
Standard (Ml Dealers
will supply you with
unsurpassed Motoring Products
muiiI an improved Motoring ,
Service thai you should know about J
- The improved etumlurd of motoring service that 11,000
Heti, White and lilne Standard Oil Dealers are asking you
'to tent is built, first of all, upon the quality of the product!
they ttell.
It's a fine fitmily, :t ' -
Staudard Ethyl Gasoline The premium motor fuel for
winter driving,
New W inter Hed Crown The gasoline of quality.
The New Zerolene Motor Oils Money can't buy better oil.
Gargoyle Mohiloil The best eastern oil. '
Equipped with the:;, A.c Hod. While and Blue Dealer will
furnish to you exartly the products that have been approved
for use in your own ear by the inanuf eturer himself.
Unsurpassed motoring products, and, among 11,000
deulers, a single Standard of Service the best possible
make an unheatiihle combination in motoring value and
enjoy inenl wherever you go.
"THE GRANGE, THE FIRST
FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE"
(From address of I. It. Kline before
t . Eagle Point Grange) '
"One of the most successful years
In the grange for the last decade
has Just closed. Another state
South Carolina has been added to
the grange union with 64 subordl-
utomlv nnil anhutnnl tnl erowlh hns
been noted, giving our order new'j
prestige, new strength and power
to continue the battle for agricul
ture.. ,
".As metpbers of this great frater
nity we. deeply appreciate the won
derful achievements of our order
and the many benefits and bless
ings received from It. So It seems
quite appropriate, at this time, that
we, pause in bur deliberations for ,
a few moments to commemorate ;
the Immortal lives and work of the j
seven founders of the Order of the I
Patrons of Husbandry.
"For it was on December 4. 1807, j
tWit Oliver Hudson Kelly, William j
Suunderu, Jonathan Trimble, Win. ,
M. Ireland, Francis 11. McDowell, j
John l. ThomoHOn and Rev. A. 11. i
Grosh, with "several other assocl-1
ates, met in the officer of Vm. j
Saunders at Washington, p. (.'., and
organized the National Grange.
While each of these men had an
active part In the organization of
our . order, the outstanding figure
of the group Is none other than
Father Kelly, for It was ho who
first conceived the idea of a na
tional' cooperative union of farm
ers and through his wonderful vi
sion and deep sympathy for tho
farmers that the grunge had Us in
ception. '.
"The declaration of purposes of
our order have never been changed
and Father Kelly's Idea of co-operation
were Incorporated therein
for " you may read, 'Wo propose
meeting together, buying together,
selling together, and,' In general,
acting together for our mutual pro
tection and advancement as occa
sion may require."
"Sixty-two years after this was
written and made one of the spe
cific objects of the grange we have
more proof of the soundness of this
principle, lor now we are being
told by congress, the president, and
the more recently appointed farm
hoard, that we canot expect to re
ceive much benefit from the farm
relief bill or any financial aid in
marketing until such time as we
are organized on sound principles
and in good standing.
"The government has solicited
the co-operation of the grange in
organization work and today, as
the members of the farm board go
from state to state, they preach the'
same gospel Hist Father Kelly
preached even before there was a
grnilge. '
"Hut lot's turn to the grange his
orlun for more Information regard
ing t)ie lire of this man, who hud
a new Idea,' and such broad vision,
supported by a strong conviction
and nn abiding faith in tho prin
ciples he established, the man who
traveled from the sunny southland
to the snowbound lands of the
north carrying the gospel of an or
gunlzutlon that was not yet born.
The man who handed down to pos'
terity the largest and noblest runn
ers' fraternity In the world today."
(Here rnllows a more intimate
history of Father Kelly and his as
sociates In the organization work
of the grange. Mr. Kline concludes
follows) :
"Today we have more than 13.-
000 subordinate granges in 3i
states a very lasting monument
to the founders of our order who
have passed on to the Great Grange
above.
"Patrons, let us strive to perpet
unto the teachings of our ritual,
tho principles advocated by the
rounders, aim mak It a fraternity
that will endure forever.
"Lives of great men all remind us
We can make our lives sublime.
And, departing, leave behind us.
Footprints on the sands of time.''
Make this Christmas mem
orable by choosing "gifts
that keep on giving". You
combine, beauty with daily
usefulness and pleasure when
you give a Hotpoint Electric
Appliance, or an RCA
Radiola, or a Telechron
Springless Electric Clock.
Leading retailers every
where sell these products of
electrical and scientific genius.
; . . They will be glad to show
you interesting assortments.
Try ThU KxM'rlu.Mi -:;
Drive in today at ay Hed, White and Blue Station or
Garage. Ask the Dealer "What U this improved serviee.
vou have to offer
NATIONAL GRANGE WORK
I Extracts from address of Nntlnnul
MusterLonls J. Tuber to National
Grange, Seattle, Wash., 19:".i.
Co-operative Marketing
"The elimination of waste, tho
ilevelaupment of orderly marketing
nnd giving the farmer a voice in
the distribution of his nroducls.
can be develoited only by a sound
system of farmer owned anrfarm-er-controlled
marketing agencies.
This must begin" with the lorn I
community nnd lead up to a nation,
wide, or logical, marketing district
agency, to give the farmer his
proper place or equality wllh indus
try nnd flounce. Here the fnrmer
must have the assistance of opiers.
The handicaps of 6.000.000 inde
pendent producers are so great
that, without government aid and
assistance, a marketing program
cannot be expected to develop In
the face or the tremendous rinnn
clal opposition' which modern or
gunlted business would throw in
the pathway ot co-operative en-
leavor."
Export Debenture
"Any rami organization to live
and aerve, must be lair to all lis
membership, and take a broad na
tional viewpoint upon all agricul
tural problems. The grange or
other organization cannot aoek pro
tective rates for maple sugar or
poultry products In New Kngland;
DEAL
CHRISTMAS.
C I FT S
Hotpoint "Ambassador"
Waffle Iron
A waffle iron deluxe! Makes de
licious cookies, shortcakes,
corn cake at the breakfast or
bridge table, Many beautiful
models al Hotpoint quality
priced from $9.45 to $18.50.
Hotpoint Automatic
"Florentine" Urn Set
One of the many Hotpoint ap
pliances ideal for Christmas
giving. The exclusive Hotpoint
hot-drip method makes perfect
coffee every time. Hotpoint per
colators and urn sets range
in price from $8.45 to $65.00.
KCARadiolas
At every price, from $54.00 to
S690.00, Radiolas give you the
greatest value, the finest results. Il
lustrated is RCA Screen-Grid Radi
ola 46, with built-in Electro
Dynamic reproducer. An instrument
that gives faultless performance.
. . Without Radiotrons, $130.00 1
. Telechron Electric Clocks
Springless electric clocks, oper
ated by a tiny self-starting elec
tric motor. No winding, regu
lating, oiling. Just "plug-in to
a convenient electric outlet, set
it right-andTelechron gives un
failing, accurate time. Modern
iquc, illustrated, designed by'
Paul T. Frankl $50.00. Other
models $14.00 to $1100.00.
Ami
iJXm Ti$ mi) 1
he found to give the surplus pro
ducing farmer the same advantages
thut other groups enjoy.
"The grange offers np apology
for standing for a program na
tional In Its viewpoint, bringing tar
iff benefits to nil its membership;
a program first endorsed hy the
father of the protective tnritf. Alex-:
under Hamilton, Justified by our j
own experience with the drawback,
remitted tariff duties, and similar ;
machinery, and also one that is in
successful operation in other na
tions of the world.."
Federal Farm Board
"The program of the National I
Grange, relative to rami relier and ;
equality, was. partially enacted into
law by the last session ot congress
in passing the new federal market',
ing act. Much of this program was I
in harmony with the original mar-j
ketlng hill advocated by the Na
tional Grange six years ago, but I
the grange failed to secure an
amendment to the legislation which '
we then felt, and still feel, is es-I
sentlnl to the program. 'I
"Tho marketing law Is a good !
one: the federal rarm board re
cently appointed is one of the most
outstanding hoards In character and
ability that has ever been appoint
ed to like position. Much ot the
work ot the board is experimental:
It Is blazing a new trail, nnd Its
success will depend In part on the
rarmers themselves, and In part 1
on tho wlil:imness or the govern-j
ment to recognize Its responsibility i
lu carrying out this program.
"The National Grange was vepre- j
sented on the organization commit- 1
tee or the national grain market
ing corporation, the wool pool, nnd
the National Livestock association.
The grange will heartily support
this program and will urge others
to do tho same. We most earnestly
wish tor the success or this great
extieriment."
Portland Columbia Nntional
hnnk changed hllinds.
7oa n i Vnf
IS HERE,
tithes
SCRCEiXCrxiD
RADIOIAifC'j
fj no more missed
train
. no late arrivals at
the theater
IttcliMimlllr (ininge
JiirkKonvlllo d run Re will hot lt
Annual InMHllntinn of officers tit
it it next regular meeting Thursday
evening. lee. 12th nt S o'clock.
Thin will ho joint installation of
officers front the Cent ml Point.
Talent. Live Oak and Jacksonville
Orangefi. Mr, llnak of Kagle
. ; 'V ' . 1 t Point wt Installing officer..
(tint in ma icuuni nri, in attK
to lmHect (he vegetables of the
Mobil oils!
XSOUP' I ETHYL I
ITANUAIID OII, COMPANY Of CALIFORNIA
south, or citrus fruits and nuts of
Ibe Pacific coast, without at the
same time being willing to try to
find a program that will bring tar
iff benefits to the export branches
of our agriculture.
"The position of the grange In
this matter Is too well kuown to
need repetition. Suffice It to say
that our program has received en
dorsement by many economists and'
leaders of note. A noil nude hy
the Washington Tost last June In
dicated, that 60 per cent of the
presidents and deans of our agri
cultural college! favored the ex
port debenture as a sound method
of - equalling tariff benefits. As
this method la carefully studied, as
Its close relation to the drawback
t la evidence, end as Its simplicity
knit workability become apparenn,
we believe that some method will
This Is a very nipresjlve ceremony
and ny Grangers should make t a
rlnt not to miss it.' especially
those' who hsvV not had the, up
porfuillty ofreing If. Rerresh
ments will he, served at the close
of IhC' meTtnt. .
TmcooD?.
' Matt aMmnt itart f rem oooc Hm.
Inatloa iconslipftlion or mieonH
Mtioni. IfttMtintl poitona hp viuK
nr. uiKwrtntn reur health and mak
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awaaaa mm
I no tartly social V
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to
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TIME FOR A
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
rVouldn't you be glad to
present a unique gift
sure to be both a pleasure ',
and a service to all the
family?
Telechron is the answer
to yftur gift problem, for
here is accurate time
from your electric outlet
without winding or regulating.
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Iht Sprimslm tltttrit CVwi
Southern Oregon Electric
CHRISTMAS TREES
Get your Christmas trees from Owen-Oregon Employes'
Relief Committee Carload will arrive Saturday, De
.ccmbcr 14. See trees at Owen-Oregon offico on high
way or phone 771.
EMPLOYES' RELIEF COMMITTEE.