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Second Onslaught in Four
f)ays Takes Toll of Two
Lives and Damages Much
Property-Thirty Persons
Reported Injured.
KANSAS CITY, May G.-iPr
Invaded by tordanlc winds Tor the
Second liU, flu
southwest today t-uun ifd a further
toll nf two lives and thousands of
dollars damage, exacted in Okla
homa, Kansas and Nebraska.
Loosing their fury in western
Oklahoma, a series of smalt twist
ers last niKht swept over farm
binds into central Kansas and norti
Into south central Nebraska
Mrs. C. T. Hush. 03. and a 16-year-old
neuru boy named Edwards
were killed In lilaine county, Okla
homa, near Oreenfield.
Approximately 311 persons were
known to have been injured, few
dangerously.
Damage was believed to total
thousands of dollars, although coin
plete reports were not available be
cause of crippled transportation
and communication.
At Walters, Okla., where threo
cotton (fins and a dozen homes
were razed, loss was estimated at
$1. 10,0110. Central Kansas losses,
near Landon. Chutfe, Kltinwood
and Lorraine, were estimated un
officially at approximately $200,
000. Four Farms Swept.
At least four farm homes were
swept away between Grand Island
and Hastings. Neb. Xo one was re
ported hurt, families taking refupe
in storm cellars.
Northeast Kansas, northwest
Missouri and parts of Mebraska
were visited by another series of
storm winds last Thursday nigh.
Work of rehabilitation there is sti'U
in progress. Two deaths were at
tributed to the Thursday torna
does at Kickapoo, Kans. Six per
sons were killed in and near Nor
borne, Mo.
An unidentified motorist was re
ported injured when his automo
bile wart blown from the highway
near Lorraine.
Four men were battered by the
wind at Walters, .lack Hurley, a
laborer, was perhaps critically hurt.
Heavy crop damage occurred,
both from tornado winds and from
hail and heavy rains which fell
in the ravaged districts and other
sections.
At Ellin wood, Kans.. 40 empty
railway freight cars were strewn
over the countryside, some of them
a quarter of a mile from the right-of-way.
'Santa Ke trains were halt
ed at Klllnwond as the tracks
th'Te also were wrecked.
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TETVFOTIT)' MA'TTi
RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS
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KAC'.I.K I'OINT. Ore., May 0
Sjiccliil ) Mr. nnd Mrs. Nnrmnti
McQuoid nnd dnuKhtor, Norma, nf
Oakland, (.'al., formerly of Katsle
I'oint. returned to their home Sun
day after spending a week visiting
with relatives.
.Mr. and Mrs. Stotts nnd three
el ildren and Mr. and Mrs. (Jaston
nnd three children of Grants I'ann
, visited Sunday with Mrs. Cora Mor
. Kan. O
I Amoni; out-of-town people trad
j Iiik in ICaKle i'oint Tuesday were
! Mr. ami Mis. John Allen of Derby.
I I Sill Gibson and T. A. Stevens of
Hrowboro, James A. Woods of
Heese Creek. Alex lletts and Lloyd
French of Dodge bridge, Mrs. I-ewis
Robertson of Crater Lake blchway
and Mr. aVd Mrs. J. H. Stanley.
I Mrs. Luella Kline, Mrs. Vere
I Mathews and Mr. nnd Mrs. Willinm
.lolinntrwere In lianle Point Tues
day attending to business.
A Ket-toKether party was Jield
Tuesday nnd Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Watkins. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Archie
finches nnd daughters, Hetty and
Delia, of Medford and Norman Judy
of Griffin Creek.
Sam Coy and Bill llolmnn made
a business trip to Jacksonville Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Hnnscom left
last week for Prinevllle, after re
ceiving a telegram that Mrs. Hans
com's father, M. C. Logan, was
very 111. Myrtle RlKshy, daughter
nf Mrs. Hnnscom, had to quit school
during their absence and care for
the ranch.
Mrs. Anna Swazq and S. H. Hnr
nlsh went to Medford Saturday.
The Parent-Teachers' association
will hold its regular monthly meet
ing nt the school house May 9.
when the installation of officers for
the ensuing year will take place
and the chairmen of standing com
mittees will be appointed. The
president, Mrs. Ilitterllng, desires
a good attendance.
Grangers from take Creek, Cen
tral Point, Jacksonville and other
grangers attended the officers'
night performance of the Eagle
Point Grange at the Daley hall Sat
urday evening which was a de
cided success from start to finish
and was uproariously noisy with
laughter to the end.
Mrs. Sarah Guerln of Portland
arrived Saturday and will remain
for a few weeks visiting with rela
tives. Prank Campbell of Evcrrett.
Wash., arrived Saturday to attend
tiie funeral of his uncle, II. E.
Campbell of the First State bank.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Cantrnll and
Mr. and Mrs. Cash of Jacksonville
called on Mrs. Lola lllldreth Sun
day. Sunday diners at the Sunnyside
hotel included Mrs. T'rentice and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hubbs,
Mrs. Allen and sons nnd Miss Fitz
gerald of Medford; Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Herman and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Klrkpatrick, Mrs. Field
ing. Mrs. Greer and friends of Ash
land, Mr. nnd Mrs. .Royal Drown
nnd Mrs. Lillian Davidson.
WILLIAMS CREEK. Ore.. May
G. (Spl. Friends are sorry to
henr that Mrs. Sam Tetherow Is
seriously III at the Grants Pass
hospital from an operation. Mrs.
Tetherow lived for several years
on Williams creek.
Cecil Rose nnd brother Court
land of Hilt visited at the homo
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles CourIc
and other relatives over last week
end.
Mrs. Fred Clements of Grants
Pass spent the week end at tho
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Vainer of Williams.
The high school pupils have
their tennis court nearly completed.
It Is graded nnd graveled and posts
are set ready for tho wire.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fields and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cougle at
tended Grange at the Frultvalo hall
Saturday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman MeKsenger
and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hill and
two small sons were Medford vis
itors Sunday afternoon.
Miss Arlltn Messenger spent the
week' end with her parents at their
home at Provolt.
Mr. nnd Mrs. c. H. Hill nnd Mrs.
HIH's grandmother. 'Mrs. Slccllv.
were callers at the C. W. Roberts
home Thursday.
Sunday dinner guesls nt the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Doll L'.m
mon were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse r.ider
anil daughter Norma of Williams
and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lemmon
nnd children of Wlldorville.
Mrs. H. D. Weston and Miss
Mattle Hurrcll of Grants Pass were
calling at the home of Grandma
John anj Mrs. Stratton Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. jl. F. Lewmnn were
transacting tmsines:Qand shopping
In Medford Wednesday.
Mm. Herb Flalrtis and Infant
won have Joined her husband nt
their homo on Thompson creclc.
Mrs. Flaicus has been at the hoH
of her' parents. Mr. and Mrs. G(V
t..,- t u-Hlinms for several weeks.
j Mr. and Mrs. It. lOLewmin and
family were dinner guests Iwinday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. White-
tstlne nf I'rovoll.
i Sunday callers at the home of
!Mr. and Mrs. John Letteken were
j Mr. Jacobs and niece. Mis Flor
, i-nre Leltoy. Mr. and Mrs. Cock
ininn and mother. Mrs. Smith. Mr.
land Mrs. Pennington. Mr. and Mrs.
Sim Letteken and dMIghler Venus. I
lien Letteken and Don price.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill Lovel nnd two
email sons. Howard and Dickey,
are visiting Mrs. I-ovell's parents, j
Mr and Mrs. A. I., liioogeue oi
Williams nnd Mr. Lovell's father.
John Lovel! of Little Applegate.
and other friends for a week.
Waldport. Alder mill running at
ftdl rapacity.
TRIBUNE, ftrKDFQRD',
!!0C:1:K ItlVEIl. Ore., May 6.
(Specinl) Miss Dolls Sundry nnd
Miss EvAn Grlmme left Sun
day for Grimmelt'e logging camp
in Klamath county to spend tho
summer. On
R. K. nichman, who Is a patient
at the Josephine general hospital
at Grants Pass Is much improved.
Members from Live Oak Orange
who attended Pomona at Central
Point last Saturday werQMr. and
Mrs. Perry Walt, Mr. and Jfrsv
'Ihurman. Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Ual-j
ligar. Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Hodkln
and M rs. Oscar Shepherd. Mrs.
Shepherd is lecturer of Pomona.
Jim Trefferii ft Saturday for
Kenu, where he has employment. !
Mr. Wilcox, county agent was'
inspecting orchards In the vicinity
of liogue River Friday.
Junior and senior classes of the.
Rogue River high schuul held!
their annual banquet at the Rogue j
Klk Hotel. Reside the juniors j
and seniors the members of the;
faculty attended.
News of the death of J. F. Cars-1
tens was received in Rogue River'
last week. Mrs. Carslens was a
former resident of Rogue River. I
Mr. Anderson of Anderson's
Auto park is constructing a fine
modern homo in the park. ' I
Ladle Aid met at the commu
nity hall Friday for an nil-day
meeting. A basket luncheon was
held at noon.
Mrs. I.ela Shepherd, Mrs. C. B.
Hodkln, Mrs. Al Love and Mrs.
Kffio Rlrdseye attended the Fed
erated Women's club convention
nt Grants Pass. Mrs. Love, Mrs.
Rlrdseye and Mrs. Bodkin were
delegates to the convention from
the Roguo River Civic club.
Rogua River people attending
the Enterprise Orange play at
Wimer were Mr. and Mrs. John
Breeding, Mr. and Mrs. James
Whipple, Arthur Long, Ralph
Fredericks. Cloyd O' Kelly and tho
Misses Juanlta Ross, Laura Smith
and Syvllla Hoebrecht.
Mr. and Mrs. Chamherlin and
family, Mrs. Ruth Hood and Mian
Juanlta Rons spent Wednesday
evening at the Georgo Ross home
in Ashlnnd.
Mrs. Julia Myers1 returned from
a visit to her son nt Medford last
week. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Arthur Myers and daughter.
Hetty, who will make her a short
visit.
W. Morton Is confined to his
homo with a heavy cold.
Mrs. Laura Carter has com
pleted tho census enumeration for
Roguo River and vicinity.
Raymond Stevens was a Med
ford visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Bill Witt was shopping In
Medford Tuesday.
Ralph Witt of Grlmmett's camp
who spent the week-end in Roguo
River, was accompanied back, by
Mrs. Witt and Dolbert.
Sam Mathes spont Wednesday
attending to business in Medford.
Mrs. Wilson and Jim Trefforn
have been busy the past week
cutting wood to supply the Wlmor
school.
TALENT, Ore., May 6. (Spl.)
Dorothy Lamb and Fay Estes were
guests of Miss Sabrlnn Thatcher
Saturday. Tho afternoon was spent
in horseback riding.
Mrs. Delia Bramer of Ashland
visited at tho home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard of this city
Saturday.
Miss Augusta Glover, county
health nurse, visited the Talent
school Friday to finish checking
up on the tuberculin tests being
given school children.
Mrs. Robert Boswell of Grants
Pass visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Lamb Saturday.
Mrs. Ruth Hart and two chil
dren of Medford spent several
days visiting relatives In Talent
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Manning
moved into their newly purchased
home on the highway during the
week.
Mi-, and Mrs. Allen Proctor of
Ashland attended services at the
M. E. church In Talent, Sunday
morning und spent the remainder
of the ilay at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Holdrldge.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Taylor und
Harvey Taylor of Ashland and
Mrs. Oeo, Walker of Mfdford were
guests uf Mr. and Mrs. Burt Forges
Sunday.
Mr. anil Mrs. Elvis Cochran
were week end visitors from Kla
math Falls, with Mrs. Cochran'n
m other. M rs. Ed 1 1 h Coch ra n and
slNtcr Esthep Cochran.
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CENTRAL POINT, Ore.. May 6
(Special. Mr. and Mrs. Coe of
Ames, Iowa, arc visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith
west of town. Mr. ai9 Mrs. Coo
have been spending the winter In
I.os Angeles. They will visit a
daughter in Alberta, Canada, be
fore returning to Iowa.
J. M. Hurley Is on the slokMist.
Tho Golden Link class of the
Christian church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Fred Wiley on Fri
day afternoon. May 9th.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Shell of
Ashland called on friends in Cen
tral Point on Sunday afternoon.
Everyone In Central Point is
much plfamQ at the fine showing
the school made at the track meet.
Despite tho bad weather this was
considered one of the best track
meets Jackson county ever held.
Tillamook. Plans under way for
erection of 99000 service station on
vacant lot south of Chevrolet gar
age on Second avenue nnd Ninth
street.
TALENT
CENTRAL POINT
OREGON", TUESDAY, MAY fi. 1!):',n.
F,
Bright and gay posters adorn
the walls, sheds and billboards of
Medford while colorful lithographs
depleting tloi-vonders of tho Al. (.
Barnes circiSrltang In store win
dows. They all tell of the coming
of this famous circus for two ex
hibitions on Monday, May li, at
North Central avenue grounds.
: Two score of advance billing
agents have visited this city within
the past ff'w days and the hercu
lean task hg) been well accom
plished. In town the choice avail
able locations have been posted or
lithographed and In the surround
ing countryside advantageous spots
mark the visit of these advance
representatives.
Great interest attaches to the
coming of the Al. G. Harm's circus
because. It is the world's largest
trained wild animal. show and has
a world wide reputation for excel
lence. Moreover the circus conies
with new eqqulpment, wlgieh cost
Into the thousands of dollars.
Some of it was built In foreign
workshops by the best artists,
sivilptors and spectacle originators
of the old world. Every Inch of
the ten acres of canvas, every cos
tume, every one of the elaborate
vehicles in fact every piece of
property Is entirely new.
This Is tho first time In the his
tory of the Al. G. Barnes circus
that It lias come forth from winter
quarters new from start to finish.
It has not retained even so much
as a quarter pole of the old outfit.
The menagerie Is stocked with
Jungle-bred animals, with the aim
in view of keeping on exhibition
onrly those rare creatures which In
the past have been considered too
expensive for circus purposes ami
with just enough of the common
zoological exiilbits on display to
make the menagerlo a complete
exposition of natural history.
It will be the first big circus of
the year and brings hundreds of
costly features.
MOTOR FUEL TAX
NETS $1,426,805
SALEM. Ore., May . I) Motor
vehicle fuol tax receipts by tho
stnto for (lie first three months of
1930 totaled $1,695,992.46. says a
statement today by Secretary of
Stato Hoss. Refunds from this
amount on account of gasoline
used for purposes other than
transportation on tho . highways
were $165,003.65 and the admin
istrative expense deducted was
93583.65, leaving n not of $1,42(1,
806.1 6 transferred to the state
highway fund. Net receipts for
the 12 months of 1929 were
$4,447,068.25. tho Indications being
that receipts for tho whole of this
yetti- will exceed those of last year.
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY
PHOENIX, Ore., May (I. (Spl.)
Daffodil club will gather at the
homo of Airs. LeRoy Caster on
Wednesday of this week, for an
all-day meeting. All mom hern of
the club nro Invited and urged to
come.
The Thursday club will hold an
all day's meeting at tho home of
Mrs. Mildred Ward on Thursday
of this week. All members are
urged to be present.
AUT0IST KILLED AS
CAR LEAVES GRADE
RAKISH, Ore., May C. WP) Joe
Ilclmont, about 46, was killed near
his home on the Snake river be
low Huntington Saturday when his
new automobile went over a grade.
C. Dean, his companion, was slight
ly Injured. Lielmont wan umnar
lied.
PHOENIX, Oro., May Ci. (Spl.)
The Thimble club mot nt the home
of Mrs. tiny Illshop Friday after
noon.
Onk circle was invited to attend
the lodge, meeting at Ashland Mon
day evening to meet I lie grand
guardian of the order.
Dr. Susie V. Standard has gone
to Namna. Idaho, where she will
attenVlho. graduation exercises of
her daughter from college.
Mr. and MrB. C.corgo MoClaln,
Mrs. J. W. Watkins and Mr. und
Mra. Floyd Watkins enjoyed a mo
tor ride Sunday afternoon.
Dr. Dan U. Standard and Mrs
Vincent were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. u.
N. Poling.
Mr. and Mrs. Klden f'orthell have
moved from west of Phoenix to
Ashland, where they will make
their home. Mr. Corthell Is teacher
In one of the schools nt Ashland.
The Messrs. Frank Denser, Sr.,
and Denzer. Jr., went to Houndtop,
near Untie Falls, Sunday, where
they will do logging
Mrs. W. K. Antbw.on entertained
at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs
. O. Casler and daughters, Sybil
and Mva; Mr. and Mrs. U'Koy ( as
ter; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ander
son and son, Hammlc: Mrs. Donna
(IrafflR and Messrs. Norman anil
Karl Anderson.
Mra. Ted Furry left Saturday
morning for lied llluff, where she
will spend a few days-Jlalllng with
her Bister. Her two WuggJ-rs and
one ton accompanied her. During
her absence Mrs. Letta Furry Is
staying at her home and looking
after interests there.
Mr. and Mrs. Job and Mr. and
Mra. Imis Colver of Phoenix, nnd
Mra. Ne Franklin and daughter,
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PHOENIX
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until she ended PB. O."
Snip LONG EH for friends real
friends, (iirls who would drop in
to see her often, go shopping with her
or to the movies, slay overnight, lint
in spite of her cordiality, people didn't
respond. They were polite, pleasant
but kept Iter at arm's length.
At last she found out why. "B.O."
body odor. . . . Now her lonely days are
over she has friends galore. She knows
the easy way to avoid offending.
JVo one is safe!
Body odor is a fault people seldom men
tion and Hcrrr overlook. Vet unless we
adopt some simple safeguard, any one
of us may be guilty and not know it!
Our pores constantly give olf odor
causing waste as much as n quart daily,
doctors say. We soon become accustomed
to this ever-present odor and don't
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Marshall Den.ur, who Is worklm;
at Yroka, spent I lie wuck end at
his homo hero.
K. K. I ten in es and daughters, Ro
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wero dinner guests at tho home of
Mrs. Lillian Coleman Sunday.
Drs. Donna (Iraffis, Mrs. Chub
Anderson and .Mrs. U'ltny Caster
lit tho homo of Mrs. L. O, Casler
of tingle I'oint last Tuosday and
enjoyed lunch. In tho afternoon
all four called on Mrs. Ilowlett.
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Air. nnd Mrs. Hodgors of Port
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Mr. and Mrs. (iannway dining a
portion of last week. Thursday
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the homo of Mr. nnd Mih. M. K.
Sherds. Tho Uodgers and Sheets
woro friends In I'tnh.
.Mrs. Stool and Mrs. holtoy Cas
tor called nt tho home of Mr. and
Mrs. I.eon Koni crook In Medford
Monday night.
Mrs. Juno Minefield enlortalucd
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Daughorty and fam
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day. Allen Arnold, who has beoti visit
ing nt the homo of his sistor, Mrs.
Fred Daughorty, for the past week,
returned to Yroka to work Friday.
Tho services at the Presbyterian
church bear special mention for last
Sunday. Hoth services wore very
well attended and enjoyed, lie.
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