Medford mail tribune., June 26, 1930, Page 12, Image 12

MEDFORD' MXIL TTJTTiTJNE, JUEDFOTED". ORTftipy. THURSDAY, JUNE 26, law.
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PA (UK STX
GRANGE APPOINTS AVERAGE PARENTS
FAIR COMMITTEE SPEND $7238 ON
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Kunift Vullcy Orange met Satur
day night. Lecturer's prog rum wuh
lmlil jhcvIouh to tlio businoHM huh
irtun, and Mr. GaWK, now editor of
tho Central i'omt Americun, guvo
a hort talk.
Oilier numbers of the prog rum
vt-ro. roll cull unswered by Infor
mation on popular KuyliiRH, people
and object; reading, "Little
irown Baby," Mrs. Seegmlller;
hiuir, "When You and I Were
Young, AlatiKle," by the nicmbeiH.
The debate wuh not Riven, due to
the uffiriniillvo leader beiug un
ahlo to be present, but may be
given Ht t)ie next moetlriK.
( Principal business wbh the ap
pointment of county fair eommlt
leoH by It. K. Neaion, master and
yhairman of tho fair committee.
The following were uppofntcd:
sheath grain. Albert Straus: Wal
ler iMurriH and K. S. Abbott; pub
licity, Ij. M. Sweet, Mrs. O. T.
Wilson and Frances Wilson;
gra-SHufl, It. IC. Neaion. Donna
Htm us und Donald Wilson; cunned
fruitB, Aim, Krink. Mrs. McUon
pugh and Mrs. Hoist; poultry and
dairy, Mrs. Seegmlller, Geo. Wright
nnd Ruth Krink; threshed grain,
U. T. Wilson, M. A. -Scliulz, and
John Neaion; wool und mohair,
Mr. Hccgmlller, Mrs. Wilson and
John Hall; early frultH, Steve WII
hoii, JStta Carter and Naomi Mu
tfruilcr. , Delegates to the Htate Grange
convention gave satisfactory re
ports. Dnlrv eiimmltteo re nor toil iiMHur-
un'co of tho new checHC factory and
Hftkcd that all members pay in
their Higned amountH that tho pro
ject may not be delayed.
(". petition clruulatorH reported pro
gress, but that they found many
Unregistered cUIzciih.
According to Dr. Frederick I.
Strieker, of the Htate hoard of
health, u Rtudy of Metrnpnlllatn
hlfe Insurance (o. charts sIiowh
the cost to an average family In
rearing a child to 18 yean of uge
is $7238.
JJaslng tho "average' on a .fam
ily Income of $2.rU0 per year the
ehartH hIiow the following figure:
('out of being born f 250
Food 2,000
Clothing and Hhelter 3,400
1'Mucatlon (minor items met
by individual family purse) M)
Health 2K4
Jti-creatlon J 30
Insurance 04
SundrleH 570
Total $7.23X
Under the heading of "Hhelter,"
there Ik Included the Item of taxes
which covers the parents' share of
the community cost of education,
as well as other Items furnished by
the state.
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MEETING AT EAGLE PT.
A.-; -
" UAGI-H POINT, Ore, Junu 211
(8iocitil) All uhl-fiiKliiulK'tl
arbor camp meeting, inter
(loiominatlonal, opened hero Sun
tiny with a largo attendance and
Will continue to August 1. Kvau
pellnt Melby from Ioh Angeles
Is the principal speaker Tor this
week. There will bo nilnhters,
workers and mush-ians from va
rious part of the I'acifle coaHt.
Accommodations are free to all
and everybody is Invited. Thin
will also be the opening of tho
Christ Faith Mission Home for
Widows and orphunn, -
PHOENIX MISS HOSTESS
;? FOR BIRTHDAY PICNIC
BATED THIRD LARGEST
EIRE OREGON STATE
(Ity I-:. II. Stroluiiclcr.)
CKNTUAL JOINT, Ore., June
lifl. (Spl.) The most Important
and surprising business at laat ,
(range meeting was the change o?
the house-warming or dedication
night from June 27th to a d-ite
aotiio lime in August, to bo an
nounced later.
The program which was In prep
aration wilt be rendered July 18th,
.is there will be no meeting on
July 4th.
Master Anderson gave an ac
count of his visit at Redmond State
f 3 range and remarked that one of
the days wn called the banner day
as It was the largest gathering of
poople In the history of the town.
Ho also Bald thcro were 1!t.0'J3
Grangers and 133 Grange hulls In
Oregon, nnd that Central I'olnt
(Irango was the third largest,' '
Lecture hour was honored by
tile presence of two little glrt.s
from Wellington, Kansas, Wanda
and Margarot Kruger, granddaugh
ters of Mister and Ilrother Green.
Tolo. Tho girls gave extra good
recitations.
Other numbers Included two vio
lin solos by O, C. Pmkeyplle and a
physical culture stunt, by the
G rangers.
II o u n t I f i! 1 rcrrcHhmcnU wre
worved. The next committee on re
freshments are Messmon IJ rentier,
Swart.. Ockerman, Sparrow, Jten-
nrtt, Carlson, Whitney, Joe Stev
ens, Law and 13. Iteall.
, "I'lioHNIX, oii!., Juno ait.
(pl.) A hlrt Inlay party was held
M Ashland park Saturday evening
hi honor of I'atrlela Furry.
. . Those present were, the little
pilsseii Marietta Furry, Itarbara
nitid Beverly Stnncllff, and Master
Gary' Mlksehe, and the llttlo hos
fawn MIbs Patricia Furry, Mrs. Klvn
Vurry, Mrs. Itert Statncllff, and
ffho mother of the hostess, Mm.
Itaymond Furry.
A . birthday cako with caudles
gracfd tho center of the table, at
which lee cream was served.
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PHOENIX BRIDE GIVEN
SHOWER BY FRIENDS
rilOHNIX, On-., Juno 80.
(Hliouiul) A lnldiil Hliuwnr w
Rfvon in honor nf Mru. Vornon
Wright l'Vliluy ut thu liumo "t
iMih. i'Tiuilt Donwr, Jr. Many
lovely glfia wlm'o rocclvnd by tlio
IiHiId.
iii. Min. WrlKlll. fonilcrly Minn
liilnu Muy, lives In ono of tho
Hmitli uiiHrtiiientn near the lron-
'liyleiiun etiurch.
.,-MrH, llpuxcr wait niwlHtril in on
trtiiliiinK hy her sister, Mis l'iih
UeltrlPh.
IKE
HE SUFFERED FOR
. YEARS WITH PILES
Simple Home Remedy at Last
Banishes the Trouble. Now
Feels Like a New
' G Man
DOCTORED YEARS
V; WITHOUT RELIEF
"I lufffrnl and doctored for
lut with piles and aonte sort of
intestinal trouble. Then I learned
bout Colae Pile rills my atom
aeh trouble dtaappearedpilea quit
bleeding and hurtinf, and I feel
Ilk new man. They are 100
9r cent efficient, and I can't rec
wmend them enounh," writes
Joseph Sehindler, Brick Mason of
Ghent, Minn.
Thousands of men and women in
gony with troubles of this sort
have found Colae Pile Pilla atop
Ike pain and banish erery sign of
their trouble almost aa if by magic.
Jnst a couple pills with a swallow
I water at each meal for a few
Mya doe tho work. Down deep
hnfdt, to the root of trouble where
E suppository or sslve could reach
these remarkable pills, hsrm
, hesling, soothing and effect
M other psrt of the body. Doctors
endorse new internsl way. Ob
lain of druggist on guarantee of
complete relief or money bark, or
send TSc for regular bottle postage
frnld return mail. Colac Chemical
Co., Brentwood, Mil
) ' ' '
. .
l'llor.NlX, Ore.. Juno 28.
ISpi'i'lal.) Si'iilor t.'. II. inpotliiK
Huniluy ut the PriiMliytiTliin churrh
wuh intiM'PHtliiK with MImh Doris
Itiixo Hi" IimiiIi'I'. MIkb Kinily lliown
of .MiMlTonl, fornior nionilior of Uiu
I'hocnlx f. tiillteil on tho Tenth
I.CKlnn ploilKi.
Junior anil Junior Intornirilliito
koi'IoiIi'n nlli'iiili'il tho plonlo clvon
In AkIiIiiiiiI limit Siilliiilay liliilor
iiiihpIih'H of ('niter Iiiiko ('. I'l.
Union timl loil hy Mrs. Chns. 1).
(Inffney, Htnto ami union Junior
tlt'imi-ttnt'itt Htiiiciinteiiilout.
The ilay wan npent In kiiiiioh,
plcnlu lunt'li and omleO with a
Htory hour eonilurleit ly Mr. Mph
Hi'liKer, leaoher In tho Normal
Hohool, Tlilrtoon went from Phoe
nix. Mrs. J. K. Hohoits, mipelin
tonitont neeompanled them. Dr.
Dan K. Htnmliii'il furnished trans
portation to unit from tho picnic
Kt'ounilH.
BUTTE FALLS
ni'TTK 'KAI.UH, Ore., Juno 20.
(Spl.) Itov. anil Mis. DnvlilHon
and son Hilly picnicked at tho Klsh
Hatchory ttaturtfay and culled on
friends hero. They nro loavlnic for
Herkeloy, Cnl., whoro they will visit
relnllves until they decide upon n
location. Mr. Davidson has been
ndvbicd hy nis physician not to con
tinue prrachlliK until his health Is
Improved. Our host wishes no with
tho Davidson family.
Sunday school is held at tho
chinch at 11) o'clock oach Sunduy.
All are Invited.
EAGLE POINT FAMILY
GIVEN FAREWELL FETE
RAttl.K POINT. Ore., June ! ,
(Mpl.) Mr. and Mrs. John tirrb i
entertained at tholr homo with a
farewell dinner .Sunday in honor of j
Mr. and Mrs. Miller, who will leave!
soon for Alturas, Cal. Thoso pres
ent wore Mr. and Mrs. Miller. Mrs.
Myrtle Smith and son Alvln, (lor-1
trudo Keredenburff of Medford.
Marshle Whaloy. Blanche and lles
sle Bailey of Kugene. Johhllle. Clar- i
enco, Foster, Alvln anu jiarniu
Oreb and the hosts, .Mr. and Mrs.
John Oreb.
m
ass (smQDim
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(DAB
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money could buy as much as definitely superior in tread and
carcass, the two
main parts of
a tire.
right now.
Rubber's cheap
and conse
quently tire
prices are the
lowest they've
ever been.
People with an
eye to values
are seizing this
chance and
making the
most of it.
Bight hundred delegates from
35 countries attended the rocont
Internallonal Congress of Build
ing nnd 1'iihllc Works Contraciors
In liomlon.
1
Mntwis the
tame to
I
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