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'MEDFOttD MAHi TRIBUNE, MT.DFORD, ORKfipy, WEDNESDAY
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QNS NOMINATION I LIIIRELL INVITES !
FOR OFFICERS AT
April 30. 1930.
Furct'iiMs.
MiHlfurj and vicinity: Tonight
a nil Thursday unsealed; .tempera
ture below normal. ., j
Oregon: Unsettled tonight and,.
Thursday; probably showers on
coast; temperature below normal.
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Stnlm;in nans two si'lectlons.
Mi-, anil Mrs. Kloyil Wmklus
wore ilinmr pui'sts of .Mrs. Ueoi'Ko
Mi'Uitnt' Sunitiiy.
.1. J. l):ivis is nmking a short
visit with his couttin. lr. Sluml-m-il.
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Miss Mitchell of .Mi'ilforil spent
Teniperature ulei-'s.).. ti 0
Hlirhext (last 12 hrn) ISO
lowest (last 12 hra.) 42
l!cl. Humidity (pc.).. 45
Preeipitatlon (in) 5
State of weather Cleat'
Nomination of officers for the
coming year will be the chief busi
ness transacted at the next meet
ing' of the local Lions club, it was
announced at toduy's lnnchean at
Hotel Mediord. Delegates to the
llend conventPun will also be nom
inated. linslgn Pack of the Salvation
Army, main speaker at the lunch
eon, chose as his subject "Boys"
In honor of National " Hoy week,
which Is beinR celebrated this
week in a'j) parts of the United
States. Tlicspart service clubs may
play in assisting, parents.Oschnols
and churches in exerting the light
influence over the coming genera
tion waEL emphasized by Ensign
Pack, wiio said "Hoys are your
greatest asset. They need tlevel
'oiiiiiR as much as other resources
"of the country. Your reputation
and future are In his haigls. . Ho
Is going to sit at your desk, take
over your prisons', jfiiversities and
churches." O
The need for kindness. Ensign
Pack sighted as most important.
"You must first lain a boy's confi-l Uukcr City
denco." ho statcn. "then O.itt can Mismaiek
train him in tho wav he ilmuM Ilulso
go." DeitT.-er
Music for today's meeting was OUes .Moines
furnished by ClaSt and Hrlggs lo- rcsno
cnl instructors of stringed instru
ments. , O
n M
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Laoul Data. 5 g f g
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Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. .1- H
Doss of Ashland. Mr. ami Mis.
M. 11. Johnson of Portland, 13
Stone anil J. J. Wilkinson of Med
ford. Mrs. M. f. rrilitt. Guy Pruitt
and son. Herbert, went to Alt.
Pitt Easter Sunday nnd enjoyed
a birthday party at the homo of Sunday visiting Miss Crow.
'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stanley until Allen Arnold is making ti
i family. viHit with his sister, Mrs.
Mrs. Frank Wllniarth. formerly, natigherty
j of Eagle Point, now of Seattle,
lis bouse guest of Mr. altS Mm
. Frank Hrown.
Mis. A. It. McDonald spent the
k-end at the homo of Mrs. M.I
Lowest temperature this morn
lug. .13 degrees.
Toti?l precipitation
telllber 1, 1!IL'!I
Cilice Sep
13:03 inches.. O
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till ,
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, 1 Ing, beginning at 8 o'cl'Stk. If
: I anyone in tho automotive ouslness v. viowlelt
lias Itoen overlooKeo una nas not tile stinnyside hotel.
received a free iieket. ne is in-. rialpb liillliiKS and C.enrge
viteil to attend the session anil m,',.,,,.!,,,,, r Ashland were
short
F. K.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendell
anil Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Kendell
anil family welO dinner guests of
Mi'Oind Mi Oirnll llust Sunday.
Miss PatlersQl and Miss Vera
L. Pruitt. I UuinplileyOof Meuroru. emeruiiii-
Mrs. Lester Throi'kinorlen called ; eil the faculty and hoys' basket
at the home of Mrs. Royal nrown: hall team of Phoenix high sehool
Wednesday morning. ; Tliursday evening. Those present
Mi- nnd Mrs. E. C. llovt of Fort , were Mr. Whitman. Mr. Mort. Uay
EAGLE PT. GIRLS
lior letter In basketball and assist-;
od in the orchestra. Shn has spent j
three yearn in the KnKlo Point hlKh j
school nnd one in tho Sama Valley;
htjih sehool.
Mary has been an active student
hero for four years, both in ath-J
letirs and regular school functions.
, She hna been editor of the KnuHsh ;
class paper and has succeeded In
KAGI.K POINT, Ore., April keeping up her nchool work while
(Speciall Klsie Wilhito has been ! wnrkkiK ns a telephone operator
has a (lull finish. The cup Is 12
inches' high wHh a hasoi of rfli4
Invitations have been sent out
by the I.ittrell Parts company to
tho automotive tradesmen of
southern Oregon and northern Cal
ifornia to attend a pood fellow
ship meeting to be held in Med
ford Friday nisht. May 2, at Chll-
ders hall, the Inis . theater builtl-1 Klamath were business visitors oniMnust. Harold Fish, Joseph Hart-
, Thursday at the home of
Tcmprj-itures a year ago toijjy:
Highest. GS; lowest, 43.
Hunnetloday, 7 : OS p.m.
Sunrise Thursday, 5:07 a. m.
Sunset Thursday, 7:01t p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th fridian Tjme
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Musicians Coaming
Medfcr4 By Plane
Friday, May 2
' The Mamer Air Transport, ope
lailnK ffom (Soeini; flelil, Seattle,
wilt brltif; a Klant 1'i-passenK'fl.',
alt-metal, tri-motor Foril cabin
plane to Medford on Kriday of
Sii.s week, with a earso of 11 mu
sicians and two pilots nnd is due
to hind at the airport at noon.
The musicians, Tex Howard and
his orchestra from tho Trianon
ballroom in Seattle, nre coming
to Medford to play a one-nJi;ht
ciiKUBement at the Oriental gar
dens Friday evening- Tile band,
one of the most popular in tho
northwest, has nltaineil m u c b
prominence, in Kb five-month slay
at the Trianon.
Tho nlrplnne will be stationed
qt tho nirporlTnll afternoon Fri
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Mrs. j ley. Kldred Culver. Italph Swisher.
of i Hubert Stcadman, Kalph and Cecil
iswiimle. Miss tlannnway, and the
It. hostesses.
ill i Those attending the operetta.
receive a ticket at tne uoor. EllKl0 j-oint Saturday callinK on , "Windmills of Holland," piesent-
Tom DimKiin, nuclmndisInK ser-: ,.ipn,iB. " ed by the Junior high sehool of
Vice direttor of the National Parts Ml. ilnll Charley lloadar- j Medfoi d. u.ler the able direction
association was In Meilford tho emr mi,j of ntu, yau and Mr. nnd i of Miss MeClura and Miss Carver,
of the week confcfyljig with Mr. I'ercy Haley of Eae.lo Point! of the music and physical depart -Llttrell
Parts companj s force and; .., i.;.,,.,,.. suiidav at the home' meats were: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
cliosou valedictorian and May llan
naford salutalorian for commence
ment niuhl. May I"-', at tho Preshy-
HEADACHE
RELIEVED
.'.-. QUICKLY
Thi, Pn.-ely Vefct.ble Pill
3uickly corrects the
iRetive disttirb-
iIiiiIiik spare time. ' TSLJ ancc... removes the m-
At a recent meetliiK of the stu- testinal poisons, and sick headache
dent hodv It was decided that a quickly disappears. Your whole sys-
up should be awarded our chain-' enjoys a tome enect. consupa-
W'lITTLC
fii-u iinv..' hi,... ..i.-iu1 i..jlumi.ii inn m a enm. I lion vaiusnes, an i you leet a Teneweci
not onlv shown excellent scholar- ' mittee consistiiiK of lonald Yonni;, ' vRor.l -Avoid bromides.,an(I dope,
ship but have abn ottered much, llirch Plelo and Alk-o.. Davis se- j V.Vyarc P!81" na1"
help In school ncQlties. ' lried a nundrnple silver lined em : An Dnipffists 2oc and lac red pkga.
Klsie has been presidfit of tho ' .Mem of Hold plate on heavy metal PARTFR'S HvFaPff T S
student body for the past year, won which permits proper e-imravins. n Vrli;ilJlLJtI
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completiiiff arranKementa for the
Friday meetluR. Mr. DuKfian, who
is an interesting and AiturtainiiiK
spetiker, has been sei-ured to give
a Illustrated lecture explaining
profitable repair shop operation,
mu'i'ii equipment and flat rates.
Similar meetings have been con
ducted under the direction of Mr.
Duggan, representing the National
Parts association, throughout Cal
ifornia and other neighboring
stutjjjf, and he , reports largo at
tendances in every Ocase. Uepair
mcn. car dealers, and the auto
motive ttndiin general, are urged
to nttend the meeting which the
Lit troll Partu company is spon
soring Mv 2 and nroftt from Sir.
Duggan's lecfire on methods of
of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Williams in
Clendale. q
Sheriff ami Mrs. Jennings were
dh?ner guests at the home of Mr.
nnd Mrs. I-ester ,7&n'ockmort,en on
Thursday.? I j
1 THOMPSON CREEK
building up more profitable
nesses in the automotive Industry.
In addition to the torture, a
musical program will bo featured.
and a buffet lunch and smokes
clojll.vill lie served to the gucwls.
Helena
lyjs Angetes
Marshfield
Phoenix
Portland
Red Uluff
Koschur
Salt Luke
San Francisco .
Santa Fo
Sealtlo
Spokane
Walla Walla
Winnipeg
1nlnnrnlnc kt.
.v?iLK POINT, Ore., April HO
fepeelal) (Hicsts at ty Sunny
side hotel Sunday included . Mr.
and Mrs. Prentice and three sons
and the mother and sister of Mr.
Prentiee, Judge and Mrs. Tou
Vclle, Mr. and Mrs. Koland lieacli
and Mr. and Mrs. Tollefson, all
of Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Jloyal
Brown and Mm. Wllmarlh, guest
o:jMr. and Mrs. Hrown.
Iiinfni- Clntn.nt liivtlnil n Urtillli
Turnbow and E. C. Dayton wcro., K,.,,nnl ,,,,, satur-
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MM EAGLE POINT
Meteorologist. I 11
QWHIY JAIL TERMS
THOMPSON CHMIOK, Ore, April
Si. iSii'i-iall Tliomiison Crce,k
Sunday school held an all-day moot
ing Kasler Sunday with the Sun
day school nnd a program In tho
moiniiiK mid lunch at nood. Key.
It. Martin of Portland and Ilev.
11. Ilandall of Medford spolio
in the nl'ternoon.
Miss Jennie IClmore of Medford
spent n few days recently vlsltinR
with lic'r mother, Mrs. Pauline Kl
moro'. : '
. Two tru-'lis nr'o haulins lumber
from llio I lull nian sawmill.
The county road grader worliod
tho roads In our community ojic
day Ins week.
Ilarnes, Oonnld and Mary .lean
llarnes. Mrs. l'lctcher Fish. Mrs.
Coleman. Mrs. llcrn, Mr. Mort and
Mr. Whitman.
Mrs. Ralph Wilcox. Mis. .1. A.
Camel, Mrs. Ted Minefield, Mrs.
O. c. Maust and Mrs. Andrew
Hern, attended the bi-montbly
mee'tlnn of the Jackson .County
lleallb association, at '.he home of
i Mrs. Chapman of Hold Hill lust
week.
The reiiular monthly lire-school
clinic, will be held on Tuesday.
May' iir?i. at "the Presliyterlan
chunh" In Phoenix. ! ''Si.,'!;.; .
Two l'hoenix
o
youths,
V. It.
Portland Executive
Blake, MoffittJownS
Visits Local Branch
flay, engnging In air taxi' service. . each sentenced to 15 days in tho( to n pUrtv in honor of his
county jail in the Ashland jus-, eighth bio'hday anniversary. Thoso
tlco court yesterday afternoon, present were Clarko Carlton, Jack
following their arrest ' by State Stoner; Klsie, Helms. . .laek and
Traffic Officer C. P. Talent and Phyllis Florey, Russell Seaman,
ir..rw..t i.hnii Georgo Walker and Irene Cox.
The bovs were accused of driv-' Civic improvement club will
ini9'bngs" at dangerous iP tvs of , meet over the Brown's Thursday
speed and in reckless manner.
Kach was also assessed $4 costs.
In addition to tho jail sentence,
at Dayton was ffted $10 for failure
lo transfer certificate of title to
machine. Both boys also suf
fered tho suspension ' of drivers'
licenses for six months. -
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F. L. Jordan hauled a load of
building material to Steamboat for
the cabin that tho Thompson Creek
Irrigation association is building for
Us Workmen.
Mr .and Mrs. II. A. Richards were,
shopping In Medford Saturday.
Miss Kthel Messenger sfent the
week with her sister, Miss hlsther
Messenger, who is teaching, tho
Thompson Creek school. ()
Tho music department of' the
Thompson Creek sunday school
postponed practice at the home oF
S. L. Johnston on account of tho
illness ofMr. and Mrs. Oscar Huff
man. : '"i ":?
W. 0. Goddard of the Blake,
. Moffit ft& Towo paper Co.,
Portland, transacted business
Tuesday with the branch located
In Melford. In charge of Claud
Bchmeer.
Mr. Goddard always enjoys Ms
trips to Medford and ways - JieJ
never saw the counti? looking as
beautiful np?j prosperous. ,.,as it
dons nt this time.
Klamath -Fnllft Rapid lm9;ove-
nients being made on StaFrancis
l'nrk sulidlvlsign, Jpcatei4 soutni
of. Jhis tc'ity.t;
afternuon, May 1. President. Mrs.
Cora Morgan desires " good at
tendance. A no hostess lunch will
served.
Presbyterian church choir will
meet for practice at the home of
Mrs. Royal Hrown Thursday even
ing and will arrange a program
suitable for Mother's day services.
Pearl Stowell left Sunday morn
ing for Salem ;on a businesH trip
returning Monday evening.
f Iiieptu at the SunnvHde abot'l
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CENTRAL POINT
. CENTRAL POINT, Ore., April 12.
(.Special) Mr. nnd Mm. 7.
Gladrinu, vtSo live weHt of town, re
turned l"ridny from Hend, jt'liere
they visited a nephew.
The senior class of our hlKh
school has chosen R farce comedy
"Why Smith Leit Home," for Its
play this year. H will he present
ed to the puhllc MayH.
laat Kridny evenlnR members of
the annual and hlKh school paper
staffs enjoyed a party nt the school
house.
Mrs. Belle Davlrjof Iaurei street
has moved lo Ashland, where her
son, Jim Pavls, and fnmtly reside.
Hoy Love left for Portland Inst
week.
. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester ftndehnmer
or John Day and lOthcl Hopkins of
Portland spent n few days this
week vjjiitinK their fattier, h. L.
Damon.
Word has been received that
.lobe Pankey. who lives at the sol
diers' home In RoKchurg, Is very
ill. Ills many Ccnlral Point
friends hope to lenrn soon that hi?
has regained bis usual good health.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolff aro the
parents of a son., horn Wednesday,
April 23. o
EAGLE PT. CARNIVAL BY
P.-T. A. GREAT SUCCESS
n o v
m ti wir mi m
9
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minutes
.liAlU.K POl'TOre.. Rprll SO.
(Speclall P. T. A. carnival was a
hiiKo success. The Mother tioose
rliymes by tho primary glides, iin
dor the supervision of Miss Dar
niello, descrvo much praise.. ' The
shadow pictures nrranKed by Miss
Aitken attracted Interest.
Tho HaKlo Point MhlKcts. under
the direction of Miss Hurt, wore a
scream.
Mrs.'ciemenls sold handkerchiefs
and miscellaneous articles.
Mrs. Caster,, with her offlclent
wowsers, served hot doKs, Ico cream
nnd , cake, and- hot coffee.' Those
with a 'sweet tooth wore satisfied
nt Mrs. Cowdc's booth.
CENTRAL POINT S. B. A.
MEMBERS ENTERTAINED
CENTRAL. POINT. Ore.. April II
(Special Mr. MapcB 04 llrants
Pass, district mnnaKur of tho Sav
InRs Reneflt association, met with
.(he local council April 24. Tho en
iertnlnineuttcif the evenlnR consist-
tod of n presentntlrin of storeopll-
con slifles which depicted the dll
forent projects sponsored by the
association. Refreshments w e r o
served. Mr. Mapes Invited the
member of tho loenl lodso to come
to Grants PnSB for tho rally to bo
Klven May 21 In that city.
Won d ,s Fastest eezlng
-proved in nation-wi'de test
Iff country-wide test on March 18, Kclvinntor
dealers in 4M states nnd the District of Colum
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to 155 minutes, 1
The overage of all freezing tests was B0 nunutcs.
Even the outside figure 155 minutes is far
faster than any other automatic freezing known
to domestic electric rtfrigciatioi?.
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amazingly fast freezing, automatically. TCo ,-.
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without lowering the temperature in main food
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' PORTLAND, Ore., Ari'H,3n (VP)
-f)nn. man .was Injured and tjev
cral tiiousand dnllars damage re
sulted lato yestorday when a Hpo
knne, Portland & Seattle mixed
train left the rails near Ouldendale
Wash.
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' PHOENIX
PHOKNIX, April :iu. J
(SMclti1) Sunday cvi-niiiK liun h
hour wt tak-n up 1y the pupils i
of tho l'hoenix IJIble Hihool. Th!
If II In folkH K"Vo a fU'iiiunKtr.'tlion '
of tho work whl'.-n thoy had in j
cnnipllrdiiMl til Jh year, and proved j
tho efficient work of their teacher, j
MisH I'owoll of Ashland.
Tpie for 0('hrtHtlan Kndenvor
Sunday evenlnif wan "l.nef ulnoHf." ,
.MIh.h .Myrna 1'ettUM wiih tho leader.!
At the cloo of the hour Itnverend'
1 Hchell nave n very IntereHting talk.
1 Tho nnlor clnwj lly. "A Alod
i ern AnanlaH." will ho pronented
; at the l'hoenix nym Friday, May 1!.;
Members of tho (ilrln' Iciikik.1. j
1 reeently orRnnlfcrrt In tho hihi
I rn'hool, havo ordered their lenKf j
piiiM and plan to, hold their Inftla- j
: tlon hk booh n tho plnn arrive.
AIIbh lrrHlne Je l!i eew- hiiH(
, entered hiKh f'hoo heru for.thej
i remainder of the term. Minn Ue
: I freeze, a Bophoinore. coinen from!
! California. j
Thursday eluli of l'hoenix pon-
corVgJ a heneflt danee for the II
bniry at the V. o. V. hall Fri
day nlKht. i
Iidleit from the Colemnn Creek
' club attended the Womcn'n Fed-,
, ernted club ineetlnss at f JrantH J
I'Hfw Friday and Halurday. Thoe
I who attended were Mr. fUrnel,'
Mrs. Ward, Mth. Ienzer, Mr. Nor-:
rid, Mr. White, Mrs. Coffin, Stv.-
MalmKren. Mrs. Walker. Mis. ;
Webster, and Mlra Kna Mae
': White. !
Jiky. ftomtiels, who han hwrt ill
'for some time nt the Snered ,
1 Heart hospital. Is home aKli- !
Fred Furry sslsted the Caniil
company In taking some cattle to j
i Fort Klamath last. week.
; Thursday club met nt tiie homei
of Mrs. l(arne. Mrs. Itarnes nnd I
I Mrs. Itarelnv were hotepiM. M Iws j
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