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Newspaper Page TextPAGE THREE Mt-lvln Klelds ami children of Iike Creek, i-'red Sparks and fiiond mo tored to the. Clreemprinns Suiul.iy ami wort dinner guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Will Cos. ills. Spark' daugh ter. .Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hmvinml were Medford shoppers Tuesday. 1 RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS MEDFOTtP MATT,' TTITBTTXE, MEDFORD, OREriOY, FRTDAY, JULY 18, 3920. ' Wins State Contest 200 Extra miles ! of Lubrication MO TO RITE is the new motor oil that seals in the compression of high com pression cars. It resists heat, keeping mo tors cool. It deposits NO hard carbon. It is entirely free from acid forming properties. It re sists dilution by giving up stray gasoline in the form of vapor. It is jrtper oily, mini mizing friction. Drain out the old. Refill with Motoritb. Only 25 a quart at any Union Station. Tune in Union OH Radio Program every evening between 5:30 and 5:45 over station KliX. MOTORIT - The Union Motor OH for High Compression Cars GlilKFIX CREEK, Ore., July IS. (Spl.) Sir. and Mrs. 2:u-k Wise man anil Mr. Wiseman's son Omer. who have been visiting relatives on WILLIAMS CKKKK. Ore-., July 1 s. (Special) II a r o I d I'ieree, who lias joined the U. S. navy, K'ft last week for Coouillo to visit .Griffin creek and Medford. have . his sisler, Mrs. Clarence Hurrell returned home to Klamath Falls. ! and family, later going to Port land for enlistment. ' M iv. (..race t'uwen and daugh ter Hazel of Weed, Cnl., are vis iting Mrs. Ma(y Topping. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Lathrope Mrs. Junes has returned to her home on Griffin creek. She had been In San Francisco for several weeks, where Mr. Jones Is in the Veterans' hospital. Mrs. Coalwell visited Crater Lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Judy: and daughters visited Crater Lake July 9th. Mi, nnd Mrs. Chancy and fam ily, Mrs. Moehan nnd her brother, Mr. Scott, spent July 13 at Dead Indian soda springs. Mr. Scott, 7!, and his .sister Mrs. Moehan, 7 6, both enjoyed the walk up the mountain to the ftprlnxs. and two daughters of Central Point visited Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Hartley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cooper of Ashland visited Mrs. Cooper's grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. John Letteken, Saturday. Kathleen Lemmon spent a few , 'days with her grandmother, Mrs.) 'John Letteken, this week. Mabel I Woolfolk of Grants Pass, imtther and granddaughter also visited. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Timby of Mr. and Mrs. William Hubb, who nave oeen M.s.ung """ Long Beach. Calif., visited his sis- near Med ford, left for their homc(er an(, husband Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ross nnd family of Ross lane, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lynam of Central Point and Mr. nnd Mrs. S. O. Stearns and family of this district went uimi inumn aiH,1l M ' ' " ' Al LIniIe" ttml rack Stronza of -1 Sua lining Tll.l,- hurl n llll'llldqv I "' , ! i t , t , l Provolt, the occasion being a sur prise birthday dinner for - Mrs. h mil APPLEGATE i'hilip JIutebry, and mother, Mrs. Tembly last week-end. Visitors Sunday -at the home of I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walling were Mr. and Mrs. Al llezberg, Mr. and Mrs. . F C... ... 1 1 fl,....,l u li.w... party July 14. Several of tho girls, on Griffin creek wero present. Mrs. Nick Kime. who has been ill most of the winter. Is getting along very nicely now. phonograph and mbihed Aitnnatt.i Pmt fholt 'Noel Edmund Porter of San Francisco will represent Califor nia in the national Edison scholar, ship contest. HILCO radio co AND' with Tone c ONTROL Phlleo Ton Control fumi to these four poiitlons of tone quality with a knob on the front of the set It brings in ell stations with matchless Philco tone. Youcanchange speech or music to suit your taste- You have a persona control over the tone sent by the broadcasting sta tion. It is "radio's newest miracle." ror Philco's new Radio-Phon-ograph transmitsatl recorded music through the Phlleo Radio set itself by means of a new and greatly improved electric tone-arm pickup which permits the needle to follow the sound record ac curately and givetrue,undis torted reproduction. Mow, for the first time, the won derful records of today can be heardwith that marvelous, true, clear, undistorted Philco tone, obtained by means of Philco Balanced Units. And at a touch of your finger, this remarkable new instrument becomes a Philco Screen Grid Plus radio, with its great power, distance range, fine selectivity, glorious tone, Automatic Volume Control, Built-in Aerial and Station Recording Dial, on which you can permanently log your favorite stations. Finally, both your records and your radio reception come under the magic spell of Philco Tone Control, subject to your will, your interpretation as to tonal quality, your personalized touch to all home enter tainment. J ; The new Philco Radio-Phonograph is a furniture piece of greatbeauty. American wa!nut,butt walnut and Oriental wood give exquisite charm to this de , sign. It is truly the radio phonograph masterpiece of the year. Installed Free In Your Home Demonstration; Come Today While Offer Lasts Walling Mr. and Mrs. R. D. lienson of Mcdford and son Stanley, and Mrs. May Whipple of Los Angeles, were dinner guests of Mr. and -Mrs. Ira Sparlin Sunday and called at tho C. W. Roberts home In tho after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lile left Sunday lor Green Springs where he will bo employed this summer. Friends are sorry that Rev. Phillip Heetebry is on the sick list again.' He was unable to preach Sunday and Phillip Bray of Medford had charge of tho serv ices. Mrs. R. F. Lewman visited Mrs. John Letteken Wednesday. Tho body of Mrs. Otto Dakis, who passed away at the Grants Pass hospital last week, was taken to Oklahoma for interment. Mrs. Mat Kagan of Alfoma, Ore., and Mrs. Clarence Morrell of Sac ramento, visited o n Williams Creek Tuesday. Mrs. Morrell Is a nice of the Couglo brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Couglc and daughter Mrs. King, and grandson Ray. left Thursday for Eugene to attend tho Rawleigh convention. , Mrs. .Pennington and son Joe, and Mrs. Smith shopped in Med ford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hcetery and Mrs. Temly drove to Medford Wednesday, Mr. Heetebry visiting Doctor Jlray. Mrs. -Anna Knutzen was a din ner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cougle Sunday. .Mrs. John Brown visited Mrs. Genrgo Sparlin one day this week. The II. II. Sewing club of Pro volt met t Mrs. Sam Letteken's Saturday. Miss Helen Cow,glll of Corviillis. state lender for the girls 4 -II clubs, also Mrs. Sara Hunt ington Wurtz, our county demon strator, were present. They both complimented the girls highly on their work. Mr. and Mrs. George Sparlin nnd son Jerry of Williams, Mr. and Mrs. John Sparlin anil two sons of- Grants PasH, visited Crater Lake Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Flxley shop ped In Medford Tuesday. Mrs. George Riddle of Grants Pass visited Grandma John and Mrs. Stella Stratton Monday. John Pence of Klamath Falls spent the week-end on Williams Creek. His family who have been visiting here, returned home with him. Sunday visitors at the home of Grandma John and Mrs. Stratton Included Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith and Mrs. Sarah John of Medford, - Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Norton and two sons of Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Herriot and Mary Kathryn Hnhle of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mills en tertained Sunday ut dinner honor ing tho birthdiiy of their grand daughter Olive Howling, and their friend John Mullen. Those pres ent were Mrs. John ftjullen nnd il a u gh t ers Kd y t h , a n d Fay . M i. and Mrs. George Lovless and son Hob, Delia Lovless, D. Miller nnd the guests of honor, Olive Dowllng and John Mullen, nod the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mills. land called at the Goo! . Andrews unci Merriman homes Wednesday. The homo of Mr. and, Mrs. W. L. Huxley was the sceno of a very pleasant surpriso party Tuesday evening of last week by about 35 members of the Neighbors of Wood craft. Those present wei'o Mrs. E. Hilts, Mrs. 1). Haynes, Mr.' and Aim. L. Pankey, C. J. Van Zlle, Mrs. A. Gandee . and daughter Adell and graudson Klhert Gandee, Kathleen High, Mr. and Mrs. li. G. High and son George, Rudolph Leutwyler, Mr. and Mrs. A. Thompson Mrs. L. Sherard, Mr., and Mrs. Wade Wallis, Mr. and Mrs. II. Moore and daughter Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. C Clause, Mrs. Dozier and daughter Phyllis, Mrs. Mayherry, Mrs. Crock er, Mrs-Potter, Mrs. W. Btennett, Mrs. C. A. Shutts, Mrs. M. Abbott,, Leola Mansfield. Juno Maybright, W. L. Huxley and tho guest of hon or, Airs. W. U Huxley. t i Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Andrews mov-1 ed to their new homo last week! They still have some painting and; finishing work to do on tho lkiusa. Ucllview peopfe are glad''to see tho lust of the army worm pest. I Very little damage was done on the Neil. True and Merryman rnncnes. Mit-s lluhy Roach returned home last week from visiting her sister, Mrs. Koss Cratton. . Fridav being the 17th birthday of C. X. Williams a crowd of his children, grandchildren and other relatives and frionds motored to his homo in Applegato with well filled hasliots and a huge birthday cake. Mrs. S. Webster of Owmts Pass gavo a reading entitled "lilrth day Greetings" of her own comnosi-' tion. Those who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. K. 10. Newbry and family, Mr. and Mrs.Gotling nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Krnost Wil liams ano; children, Mr. and -Mrs. L. Nelson and family of Portland, Miss Dorothy Marquis, II. K. Mar tindale. Raster Williams, Evelyn Zwlker, Mrs. Susie Webster, Kd Williams nnd the guest or honor, C. N. Williams. John Hammond of Idaho, win- has boon visiling Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kinkaid, returned to his homo last week. Firo, which stnrted on Pompa dour last week, did considerable damage to pasture and grain fields. Mrs. Fleener of Jaiilslio. Wash house guest of Mrs. A. Kinkaid for the past week,, returned homo on Wednesday. Members of tho Christian church held Sunday school and preaching services In Goodsprings Grove hun day. After tho services a picnic dinner was enjoyed. APPLEGATE. Ore., July IS. (Spl.) Mr. nnd Mrs. H:riy Luy of Medford spent Sunday here vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Ansel GiNon. Miss Kato Huekley entertained tbe graduate nurses at her home here Thursday. Lunch was served and after a much enjoyed swim they held ft business meeting. Miss Lueille A runt, attending normal at Ashland, and her grand mother, Mrs. Emma Arnnt of Ash . la mi, spent last week end hero vis ! iling her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Arnnt. Her sister, Miss Pearl, accompanied them homo for n few i days' visit. j Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Hamilton of ! Talent spent Sunday nfternoon vM I Uing Mr. nnd Mrs, ,Glenn Halt-. ' marsh. Dale Throekmorten, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Throckmorton of Eagle Point spent last week here. visiting relntlves. Jack Greeves of Medford spent I Sunday on the Applegato. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Crump nnd Mr. and Mrs. Orvillo Dewey of Agate camped, at. Sulphur Spring Saturday night. J. A. West and nephew, Joe West, who is making his homo with hirt uncle, left last week to help make hay on the Klla Rush ranch near Jacksonville. , Mr. and Mrs. William Keating and son William, Jr., nnd Mrs. Rose Cornelous of Oaklnnd, Oil., spent last week end visiting relnttves hero. Sunday they were guests of Mrs. Kenting's sister, Mrs. Fred Offtm backer. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ayres nnd family of Forest ereok visited M . and Mrs. Roy Phinney and family Sunday. t , Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones and Waist Overalls Specially designed moJcls and fabrics for cow punch- family from Los Angeles spent last p. seamen, formers and 11 KWliljFlffii Mwontcn Ai wmmm ilii' tt lifii VS ' When yon see this Jl'i yiffl 'I I' iHiWl N 5iRn on . store, you ' I i III II III il l! - I hU T' can know that it I i I I I I' VMSn! mens utmoit value S i l 111 i in work cloth foe lift jflHPW j Friskojecnj t I Painters-Plasterers ! None cenuinc without the I II . I . . Overalls trademark. Frisko Jcens h til I Heavy, white Boat-Sail ore heavy duty, fast-black il I drill. Double knees, two- twill work nants don't til r brush pocket, purty- ! .!..., .1;,. s..i,,m( II It knife Dockets.dustcr strap. spark-proofTlie-swofiKer" I 1 I - Every practical feature. pants tliat stand the gaff! I ' II i I T TJ C C Coao m nmch- II ; Hi V I X XJ U X O I ' . , : I ' J I . ' I' l ' Hy. PROVE -rn GOLD LABEL ' Mm. iS TWILL j JACKSONVILLE I BELLEVIEW work hero vlsltlns Mr. nnd Mrs, Chjxrllo Utivonor. . C'ryHtuI Mnhlcy, attending nor mal at Ashland, spont last woelc end hero vlplttnfr her cousin. .Mrs. Kolland nt llJuneom, heforc rot- turuintr-to her homo In lto.wlurir. Aiuoijk those who were nt the ranmll swimming hnlo ( Sunilny were-Mr. nnd Mrs. Halpli Jennings. Mr. and Mrs. Kmll Brophy. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hay Ilaker and family nnd Mr. anil Mm. Klson of Medford. Orville Thoma and Vernon Tay lor started this week to paint the I'nlonlown sehoolhouse. H Is to. bo painted InHldc and outside, then the school grounds nro to bo fenc ed before school starts. Mrs. Helma Gulttanl of Medford spent last week end hero visiting her uncle nnd aunt, Mr., and Mrs. Otto Khldo. Ashland Y. sr. C. A. opened up their eamp Inst Snturdny when about 20 hoys enmo out to Squaw hike. , Their camp is at tho upper end of tho big lako nnd will ho o)nn till the last week In August. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dorothy and "daughter t'arinen nnd son Donald of .laeksonvlllo spent last Sunday on tho Applegato. Mrs. Vein Huck from Coliisn, Cal., nnd her grandmother, Mrs. M. J. Looncy of Mercod, Cal., uro spending this week at tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Maud Iluok. ltoy Phinney mado a business trip to Ashland Tuesday. Solh Putnnm of Medford spent two days of last wock nt tho homo of Aubrey Taylor. Mr. nnd Mrs. William rockhani of Willows, Cal., who havo been camped nt their cump ground on Ynlo creek, havo moved to Med ford to mako their home. Walt Zeldler, who has been em ployed nil spring by tho Owen- Oregon Lumber company, spent tho last two weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. Al IJunford nt Walla Walla. Ho returned Stnturday to l.lttlo Applegato t- spend the sum mer. Ira Kpfirlln of Williams creek spent Sunday nt tho homo, of Mrs. Maggie lluekley. Dthcrs. These overalls are, comfortably cut, carefully made to withstand the hardest kind of wear, ThePs-aated Steel Buckle Patented Can't Bust 'Era steel buckle the one per fect buckle unbreakable, adjustable, permanent. On all Can'tBust'EmOvcralls. D nfTlk -rr sr rmr wr AT X HKhLVIKW, Ore.. July 18. (Spe cial) Misses Myrtle Norrid and Mary Wiley went to Portland Mon day to attend tho Nazarene eamp meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Larn Nelson, who have been visiting with tho R. K. Newbry and J. Getting fnmllles, re turned to their home In Portland Jaturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kinley of Ashland, Mrs. Kleener of Paulsho, Wash., and daughter Miss Letha Dodge of Ash land, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Iliima ker were dinner buchIs Ht the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kinkaid Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Chnrles Ulake and Mr nnd Mrs. S. Dftremus of Ah- Ander-on's r BALANCED - UNIT RADIO Witham Super Service Station 24-HOUR SERVICE 8th & RIVERSIDE Phone 113 Troubled With Your Radio? Phone 116 WITHAM SUPER SERVICE STATION 8th A Riverside Phone 116 JACKSON VILLI-:, Ore., July 1H. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Mitch ell and daughter of San Francisco called on Miss McCulIy Monday Mrs. Mitchell will be remembered as Fannie Fisher, a native of Jack sonville, who left hero many years no. Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Ilowman of Medford were callers Tuesday even ing. Mrs. Ida Renlz nnd nice?, M!ss Stadmnn from Santa Ana, called on friends here Run flay. Mrs. C. F. AVeldemann of Pitts burgh, Pa., arrived here recently nnd will spend the rest of the sum mer with her sister, Mrs. M, It. Hutten. Mrs. R. .1. Anderson and n Lvle of San Frnnelacn ormt the wefk end visiting Mrs. cousin, Mamie Nelson. Mru, Chnrley Adam of Medfor 1 nnd d.iUKhter Jean visited Mrs. V T. Wilson Thurndny. John U. KnlRht Is nssintine Mr Pick in his hardware More during Mr. f'oimnn's nbsenec. ; Margaret Kden entertained number of girl friends with a partyj Sunday nfternoon, the orcnulon be ing her fifteenth birthday. Joe Mall of Medford vlnited rela tives herj Vednodfiy. Mr. and Mrs. P.iU Ray were ft rants Pass visitors W'ednenday. Kunlre and Lois Hr.nden re spending tin weok vlsltinj? th'ir (,'nmdparents, Mr. and Mrs. Viall at Phoenix. MiKh nehool Stind;iy school elflRS of the Presbyterian chureh, tanht by Mr. i. O. Sanden. enjoyed n pW-nle nt Cantrall's nwlmmlng hoi'. Wednedny evening. Mr. rmd Mrs. Arthur HarbauKh find daughters Marxaret anrl Ruoth of Portland, were dinner guests ! Wednesday of Mrs. Dora llnrbatigii. t Mitvi Vivian Millerleft Wednes ! day for Onklnnd, Cal.. After spend ing h ten-day vneation visiting at h-r homp here. I I EDEN PRECINCT The fact that Gold Label Twill, by actual bursting tests, stands a great many more pounds pressure than denims, means it will give much greater wear as well as greater protection against snagging, grease and oil. It is pliable without feeling bulky because it has 32 more threads per square inch. Gold Label Twill is made in blue overalls, either high or elastic back, and in coats to matclu All Can't Bust 'Em Overalls have high bibs, wide non curling suspenders, form-fitting waist, ample pockets. They have riveted but tons and every strain point is reinforced. The high back overall is also made in an excellent Express Stripe, extra fine and heavy, with coat to match. Ask your dealer or write us for leaflet, "How to Judge a Good Overall." ' UNION MADB OVERALLS X &, PANTS Eloesser-Heynemann Co., 33 Fifth 8t. North, Portland . San Franclaco . Los Anaeles . Seattle . New York Jumpcralls Most practical, best fitting; of all one-piece suits foe mechanics, delivery men, parage and service station men, etc. All buttons cov ered; adjustable collars. Lettering as requested. Carpenters Overalb Hevy, white canvas. Re inforced with 32 lant bar tacfci ; doubled and quilted knees ; 16 scientifically de signed pockets, including double thickness, patented swinging ruul-pouch 4 'IsTVl V The experiment station Is fight ing tho urmy worms by digging trenches around thrt fields and spreading poison. This Is effective for field protection. FIELDS OF. APPLEGATE i;ui:n I-KKCINCT, Ore.. July IS. (Hpcclal) Thlmhlo club of tho NrlKhlxiiH of Wooilcrnft nt I'honnlx. mot lnt Krlrtny at tho homo of .Mm. J"l llumlln on the hlchwuy xoulli of 1'hoonlx. Thono on the entertainment committee wore Mm. Iiulo Oliver, Mr,. Kit Hnmlln and ..Mr. Mary O. Carey. Itefro.hmenm of Ice cream one! cako were Nerved. IJd Hnmlln haH had ft new roof put on hlx dwelling. Tho BhlnKlen are a combination of red and Rreen In color. .Mr. nnd Mru. Wm. JllnRmnn nro aKaln In the valley to make their home. They sold a plnco on nouth highway and bouKht In tho (.'orvalllH section, but liked thin valley bent. Mr and Mra. Jack Atkln of ('rand View, Calif., camo Friday for a change of cllmnto. but fouml II too hot In the valley no went out to like of the WoodH for a few weeks. Mra. Lloyd t'olvcr ac companied them Sunday. Mra. Bonhain and dauxhter May, and Mlmi Kunlre Honham are at tending Hummer achool ut Aahland nnd are MlaylnK at the Itopkinn nnd Ronhnm ranch on tho high way aouth of I'hocnlx. Mm. Noah Chandler win culled to Medford Haturdny morning be cause her nnjiher had an attack of neuralgia, ller mother accom panied her home Kunday morning. Mrs, Jack Allen went to I'prt land last week-end to he at the meeting of the Apostolic faith. K. ('. C.ordner of (lolden Crest orchards was delivering Homo of his fine Moor-park apricots to cus tomers In this section recently. Mrs. Minnie Rea" of Itoscvllle, Calif., Is visiting relatives In Tal ent and Medford this week. A re union was held for her nt Henry Congers, Monday. Mrs. Ireno WeJIs wns pre.ent, APPI.KflATB, Ore.. July IS. (Kpl.) The first combine to mako lis appearance In this community came last week when (leorge Truax purchased big Cao machine. A large crowd of neighbors gathered nt tho ICdwin Taylor ranch whero Mr. Truax and Ills aon-ln-law, M''l vln Howden, are. working, to see tho new machlno In action. Mr. Trunx expects to harvest for sev eral rancherH In this community. Fresh Fish WHOLESALE RETAIL Crescent City Ocean Fiih nt the Ivy Street Public Market 106-108 N. Ivy Street I. Avlla, Prop. Phone 1054-J L. R. Hardman '"v Tablo Rock ,'' , ,' You are Invited to present this eon pon at the Mail Tribune office ar4 receive two . , ,i JOHN H. LOCK Painting Decorating Fine Interior Work a Specialty Phone 118 FREE; Mellwnn. Plans proposed for construction of new community j hull hem this fall. Cold Label Twill Overall! Proved br bunting tests stronger trun other ovrjll fabrics. Finer weave (with out bulky feel ) gives added po(ectionagjnstsnainaV tueasc. oil. FOR SALE AT McPherson's Women's Hose $1.00 pair Silk from top to toe with French Heel Insurance First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 109 80 N. Central Medford, Oregon - TICKETS TO A TA4.KINQ PICTURE; - PROGRAM AT TH6 V i , -'. .:).:;; . As a Subscriber Guest of the MAIL TRIBUNE WATCH THIS 8PACE. If you art) a subscriber to the Mall Tribune your name may appear here tomor. row I , Only subscribers' names will be published and, during the dura tion of this offer, all aubsorlbara will be given an opportunity to en Joy FREE shows aa QUESTS Of. THIS PAPER. . . - . NOW P LAYING "Hell's Island"