Medford mail tribune., May 08, 1930, Page 12, Image 12

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MEDFORD MATT, TRI1UTXE, ifEDFORT), OREO ON", THURSDAY, LY 8, 1X0.
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VALUE TO STATE
TOLD BY ADAMS
K. J. A damn, former member or
the Oregon state highway commlx
Hlon, former secretary to Senator
Robert N. Htanficld and now con
nected with the Federal ttdo cum
mlHuiun in WaHhlngton, JiaK been
In close touch witli the service ren
dered the republican party and tho
Htato or Oregon by lAlph Wil
liams, national cummlttccniun, who
in a Candida to for re-nomination
at the May prlmurii-s. Mr, Adaum
writes:
"I understand there Is opposition
to Halph Willianis fur national
committeeman from Oregon. I am
sorry tu hear thin.
"Ah a delegate to the last three
national conventions and being In
Washington for the last ten years,)
most fjf the time, I have had oe-j
niHinn anil opportunity tu see Mr. I
Williams in action, and am deeply
ImprcsMfMl with bin work and value
to Oregon. j
"lie Htands very high with the i
admlnlNtratbji) and the big men of
the nation that have power and In
fluence here, lie Is recognized
"It would be a distinct 1om to
Oregon to displace him now, and
1 hope this will not happen. No
other man, no matter how good he
might be, even though able and
willfifg to spend the money, could
give the stato and nation the serv
vlce without the acquaintance and
influence he has with the men who
do things and the present admin
istration. VON dHSen
PLAYS POPULAR
FREE SATURDAYS
FOR THREE SACKS
Incoming a weekly feature of
KM El), the Mail Tribune-Virgin
station, the latest of the radio
playlets written by Nell von der
Hellen of Wellen was broadcast
this forenoon from 10 to 10:30 for
the Kconomy Groceteria. Today's
presentation was entitled "The
War of the Corks," and was up
to the average of the high qual
ity of the past presentations.
Mrs. von der He I en's plays are
becoming Increasingly popular and
housewives arrange work so they
can be certain of ll.vtening and
parlies of five and six listeners at
neighbors' homes arc common.
The plays arc bringing laughs to
hundreds and the lines are de
clared to le worthy of the ability
of a seasoned- humorist. Home
keen observer, clear thinker audi listeners have made the remark
they would Juwt nn soon miss tho
popular Amos 'n Andy eutertninerH
as to miss a Von der Hellen play.
Mi-h. IleUn Hrayton and Wlot
Clark are the two well known
players who appear regularly In
the week ly productions,
(Contributed.)
All of Oregon has gradually be
come aroused over the menace to
its highways highways made un
equalled In scenic beauty by na
ture and horribly spoiled by care
less and unthinking people. Sign?
of every description have been
i nailed or painted on trees and
fences; huge billboards cut off
views which should be enjoyed,
fences and lfulldlngs have been al
lowed to fall In decay and disuse,
SAMS VALLEY GRANGE
ENDORSES SCHOOL SITE
1 THE COURT HOUSE
wise counselor In all tho af fairs
of party and state.
"Ho was one of the first big ine-i
of the nation to advocate the nom
ination of I louver for president,
was u ptaunch and valued support
er of the provident throughout the
ciwnpaign, and is now one of the
few select men with whom the
president advisea when considering
Important national problems. This
has compelled him to be in "Wash
ington much of tiie tinio since tho
president was inaugurated,
"This position is not a plum, but
a costly responsibility. It has coi-t
him thousands of dollars per year
to crve in thia capacity. Of course
another man could hold the posi
tion with less cost to himself, but to
Associate with the big men of in
fluence here, on their level, and
keep In touch as Williams does,
costs money a plenty, hut the con
tacts and Influence attained are
all to the good for Oregon.
"Another thing of advantage to
Oregon is the close cooperation
with every member of tho Oregon
delegation in congress and the ma
terial asnlAtance he can and does
render them.
HIGHWAY FLOWERS AT
T.
SHE
SAMS VALLE', Ore., May 8.
(Special.) Orange met Saturday
night with Master R. E. Nealon
back at his oration and a good
attendance. The drill team gave
the 1st and 2nd degrees to four
new candidates, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Huerson and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Spurl
Tiie candidates stood ire orucai t . , -i
of riding the goat nicely and are Xot nearly SO inCOllgl'UOUS a COmDlim-
wiii to tacKie mm again on tne
home stretch.
Other business transacted
the voting to increase the
of every description, of the Pomona Orange ten dollars Electric Ran2T6.
of paper to broken i as an aid to financing 'the cam-J
put on fier party dress
to cook the evening meal
Satin and pearls and a kitchen stove!
ition as you might suppose when the
1 fund" stove is tllis gleaming, spotlessly clean
while trash
from scraps of paper
machinery. ha been dumped by
the roadside or on other property.
No one person or organisation can
possibly remedy these conditions.
Therefore, It has become a clvl?
problem for each and every Indi
vidual, bucked up by the many
strong organizations which have
become keenly Interested,
The Oregon Federation of Oar
den clubs has taken the lead and
enlisted the active support and as
sistance (of the forestry department,
county court, Boy Scouts, chambers
of commerce, community club,
highway commission and Gl:i
Scouts.
With these organizations behind
the movement, the person who r?-i lecture
fuses to assist , by cleaning up his given
palgn for the Southern Oregon j
State Grange convention In 193u; ; ImmaClllatclV C'leail alwUVS
the endorsing or the county courts! ,, , 1 , . -n
chosen site for . the new court j the delightful part 01 OOKlllg Willi ail
nouse ana tne payment or. tne t -p-a . . -p
Grange's share in the stage equip- ! iMCC-triC ItangG.
mem for the school. t ...f CmrVo novpr nnv fliUlfrpr to
that's
There's never any
All persons with flowers to add
to the collection to bo distributed
for highway planting from the
Public Market on South Riverside
Saturday are asked to take them
to the market tomorrow. If any
one has not a means of getting tho
flowers to tho market phone Mrs.
Godilard, (153-L.
The -flowers will bo given to per
sons who will plant them on pro
perty adjoining the highway. This
Is being done In celebration of
Clean-Up day, which Is Saturday,
May 10.
own property bordering on any
road In tho state, or who continues
to do t)y things which have been
do no fn the past, is sure to find
himself very unpopular and a tar
get for much adverse criticism.
While twlce-a-week sanitary ser
vice costs but $1 per month, IT
there are those who still prefer to
carry off their own, they should
remember that country roadsides
are not public dumping grounds.
This same sanitary service per
mlts any person to leave three
sacks of rubbish at Ha headquar
ters on the Barneburg road any
Saturday, free of charge. ,
Lecturer's program was in Ore
gon IJay observerance. The roll
call was answered by recollections
of Oregon's progress, and proved
very interesting. In addition to
the Oregon State song by the audi
ence were well chosen songs by
the young people. Readings, reci
tations and tho Orange paper
completed the program. ;
The lecturer announced that the
hour for May 17 will be
ve r to tho Fo u r H cl u bs
soot or smoke
I dainty frocks
with greasy
verv simple
Women Wash Out Propaganda.
Armed with buckets and mops,
women hurried Indignantly from
their cottages In tho worklng-clasA
district of Sheffield. England. th
day before tho recent election, t J
wash from the road surface chalk
ed propaganda on behalf of T. J.
Mirphy. the communtatajidjdjtto.
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Approximately
20 of all the
new cars built
during 1930 will
enjoy the Trouble
Free mileage and
Greater Riding
Comfort which
Tires by Fisk alone
can give. Leading
automobile manu
facturers selecting
these highly perfected
tires, first subjected
them to a series of com
petitive tests under con
ditions many times more
severe than they would
ever receive In actual use.
Thclr preference Is conclu
sive evidence of a superiority
which is being recogiitecd by
wise motorists the world over.
Principle TIRES
have created a place for
themselves, no, other line
of tires has ever occupied
that's a pretty big ticket! but nevertheless thou
sands of motorists In changing to these new and
better tires have found that there is a vast Im
provement In the Alr-FHght Principle Tires over
those constructed in the ordinary manner.
From their larger Air-Chambers all the
way through to their road-shaped tread
these modern I ires by flsk are pacKea
with exclusive features that bring to
your car a new interpretation of
Riding Comfort along with a great
er mileage than the average mo
torist will ever need. The cost
ly delays and Inconveniences
of tire trouble will vanish Into
thin air and take their
place among the has
beens" of the past, once
your car is equipped
1th Tires by Fisk.
JENNINGS TIRE COMPANY
GO
Opposite Nat
SAM JENNINGS, Prop.
Phone 223
for a program in connection with
their milk campaign.
Ice cream and caite were served
by the H. K. C, after which every
one participated in a few minutes
of lively party games before dis
REESE CREEK REVIVAL
i never any fussing
pots and pans. It's a
matter to slip an entire
meal in the Electric Oven, adjust the
electric clock . . . and forget about it.
The cooking heat and cooking time are
automatically regulated . . . when the
cooking is done the heat turns itself
off. It's all just as easy, as clean, as
quick, as that.
See the display of Electric Ranges
today ... let s'our dealer demonstrate
their possibilities to you.
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Your dealer will be
glad to explain his
easy payment plan to
you.
REESE CHEEK, Ore.. May 8.
(Spl.) Kevival meetings In the
big tent re progressing very nice
ly. Attendance has been good,
proving among other things that
people generally appreciate the
kind of gospel that saves from sin
and helps one to live right.
Meetings will continue every
night except Saturday. There will
be an old fashioned all-day meet
ing next Sunday, May 11th, with
a basket lunch. All are Invited to
come and eat the other fellow's
lunch. I
There will be special music and :
singing. Evangelist Bertha Crow
will bring the message. Mrs. Crow j
is from the south where she has
carried on religious work for many
years, having been converted at an
early age, she soon became active
for the Mastor and has led many
into the paths of righteousness.
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Siifo After Seven Years.
Statisticians who havo been con
cerned about the growing numbc
of divorces in England havo just
reported that few marriages which
have lasted seven years have been
dissolved by the courts. Courts :o
give advice during these seven
years nre being advocated.
THE CALIFORNIA 0
"Yoer Partners
IEGON POWER COMPANY
In Prioress"
Boost Jackson County Use More Dairy Products
WARNER BAXTER HEADS
CAST CRATERIAN HIT
Presented by a superb cast, head
ed by Warnor Daxtor and Catherine
Dale Owen, "Such Men Are Dan
gerous," Fox Movietone all-talking
sophisticated drama, based on Eli
nor Olyn's charming and fascinat
ing tory, opened at the Fox Cra
terlan theater yesterday.
Baxter handles a most difficult
role in masterful style, giving pol
ish to the best part 'he has ever
enjoyed in an all-talking picture,
and that Is saying a great deal
when one recalls his "Cisco Kid"
of "In Old Arizona."
Miss Owen gives even a more
convincing performance than she
did'lfc "His Glorious .Night" with
John Gilbert. Her work Is brilliant
throughout and her beauty and
charm add much to her character
ization of the bride who deser's
hor husband.
The portrayal of tho meddling
sister U In the hands of Hedda
Hopper, who In sophisticated roles
has few equals In pictures, Claude
Allisterin a "Lord Algy" role,
Albert Contl, as the suave secre
tary, do their work well. Bela
Lugosl portrays the role of a plas
tic surgeon In his usual finished
manner.
Canyon City Pacific States Tel.
& Tel. Co. will compctcly remodel
exchange office here.
TRAIL EVANGELIST ENDS
CAMPAIGN; WILL RETURN
TRAIL, Ore., May 8. (Special.)
Evangelist Holen Dunbar closed
her evangelistic campaign here
Sunday night, May 4, with a good
attendance. She . preached the
gospel according to tho scriptures
with tho unction of the Holy
Spirit.
According to Pastor Einer Sme
stud, she will return tn tho near
future.
Portland. Construction la under
way on Francis Motor Car Co.'a
service building on corner of East
Madison and Grand avenue.
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COVtll
EARTH
Cleanest crop of fruit
we have ever grown
says J. F. McCurdy
large Yakima Valley grower
ALTHOUGH the 1929 season was the wormiest one ever expe
rt nenced by the growers in the Northwest, this prominent grower
secured exceptional control of codling moth with S-W Arsenate and
S-W Summer-Mulsion. Here is what J. F. McCurdy says:
"We have finished picking our crop of apples and pears and are
pleased to advise we have the cleanest crop of fruit we have ever grown.
"We used approximately 1200 gallons of your Summer Mulsion
and nearly 10,000 pounds of your Arsenate of Lead and believe this
combination cannot be equalled for worm control."
J.F.McCURDY
S-W Arsenate offers maximum control of codling moth because it contains the highest per
centage of Arsenic Oxide possible in the acid type lead to maintain a correct balance S-W
Arsenate contains approximately 33 Arsenic Oxide, which is the active ingredient in lead
arsenate.
The air floating process is used in the Manufacture of S -W Arsenate, which produces a
unormly finely divided lead arsenate. Note the big, bulky package of S-W Arsenate of Lead
and how fluffy it Is in the bag. Fine lead adheres to the fruit.
Use S-W Summer-Mulsion in your cover sprays to catch the peak of the egg laying periods
This combination will greatly reduce the percentage of worms and stings. S-W Summer-Mulsion
SprapToject Pec,ficalIon, ' unimer oil found most satisfactory by the Western Oil
Use S-W Arsenate 8nd Summer-Mulsion and be assured of maximum wern control. Go to
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