frfEDFOTlD MATTJ TRIBUTE, frfEDFORP. ' ORKOONV RTTNt)AV. JANUARY 18. ifttl.
PAGE THREE
New Screening Plant Completed Near Medford
Editorial Correspondence ' ! VQjlQ7?
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remaps when the tabernacle
was constructed back of the Hotel
Holland twenty years uko, HtMe
did the carpenters think that In
1131 that building would still bo
used, although located on North
Hiver-aide avenue, housinK a con
crete construction company.
Following the revival meeting
C. J. Kenion purcha.sed the huiltl
injr, and had it moved down on
North Riverside avonue where the
.Med ford Concrete Const rucifun
company operated. The company
in now celebrating its twentieth nn-
nivt'rsai-y under the name man
agement at the same location.
C. J. Solium is manager of the
company, Itussoli Soman, vice
president; and II. II. I'riiiKle, hw
retary and treasurer.
The new screening plant is a
part of the company's property,
win-re ten different prudes ut' ma
terial are handled, including sand,
gravel and crushed rock. . Con
struction hat just been completed
on this part of the plant.
The .Medford Concrete and Con
struction company has had about
fifteen sand and gravel plants in
southern Oregon, most of them lo
; cated near Medford.
j TipL'S were made hy the Somon
I company in the tabernacle before,
it was moved In 1!H 1, and when
; the structure was moved, the first
j pipe machine was Installed.
Sewer, irrigation, culvert pipes,
t drain, building and stone tile are
i now manufactured by the, com
pany. A. stone, and tile . building
' was constructed about five years
j a no. and is used as the office
- building.
Kl'liKNK, Ore. Jan. 17 fame
up here on the Shasta from the
meeting in Cottage C.rovo with of-;
, in vi llif v urn oi'.im t
LImt plant in that city. Mr. John-,
son of the lumber company was
j on the train i-n route lu 1'oitlatid
I and points in the state of Wash
j ington. He plans to bo In Medford1
i In a week or ten days to meet
with the Chamber of Commerce
committee regarding the financing
of a f7;iMH0 cold seasomnR puuu
in Medford. Mr. Johnson has been;
associated with Hubert Z. Drake, ,
of Omaha, inventor of tho cold
seasoning process for many years."
He corrected the report that Mr. I
lirako is vice president of the j
American Ihidge company, n sub-,
sidiary of the i;. S. Steel corpora
tion. Mr. Drake i president of(
tho Standard liridge company
which ho organized and which is;
saiil to be tho largest bridgo con-j
struction company in tho L'nitcd
States, on the basis of the nutn-1
ber of bridges constructed. I
Mr. Johnson is an aviator, op
erating his own machine. He hs j
flown 3U.0UO miles, finding short-1
ly after tho close of the orltf
war, that an airplane was Indis
pensable in the bridge construc
tion business, particularly In the
Middle West where there are ho
few railroads running north and
fceuth and bridge under construc
tion are often in inaccessible re
gions. He has never had an acci
dent and only once, in tho moun
tains of 1'cinisylvania was forced
down. Ho makes it a rule never
to fly in stormy weather, if such
flying can possibly be avoided. He
thinks flying in clear weather i
safer thin motoring.
as f..- many years passed, reading
cl'il, in tin- 1 1 1 u se at Salem. Kl
belt recently wrestled with a glass
piol.M ti-il Miiiig rnhinet in Ills of
fice and takin- the count. hb left
hand being frightfully lacerated.
It still gi es him considerable
pain and ineon widen? e. Know fin;
that in Salem, his bandaged mitt
would lead to many tieM ions,
with ehararterlstii. originality he
had slip printed entitled "How It
Happened," and in answer to each
inquiry ho merely handed out one
of these slips, giving all the do
tails of the accident. Members of
tho Medford delenatlott ' who ad
vanced the Inevitable question
wire presented with slips. A great
id 'a and a marvelous time mver.
We suggest Medford citizens re
turning to their Jobs after serious
illnesses or operations, adopt the
sauut plan.
Roberts Entertain
At Bridge Thursday
i
Z N DK ICK airplanes has been undertaken at j position of any other airplane
1 lIti; i:."T AIK COLLISIONS tho bureau of standards. -within a radius of three, niilrtf.
,- . . : T I Scientists have begun prclimi- '
UASI11.NCT ON UV) Develop-! nary work on ; device aimed to
ment of a warning system to aid give automatic warning lu a pilot
I" "cnung collisions between of tho presence and fuinnijcimate
n r 1 1
Mall Tribune ads are rekd by
o.nno dpodIa vai-v lav. tl
It may be prejudice or local
pride, but the Wllamietto valley
in winter. D(KS SKKM much nnne
depressing and gloomy than south
ern Dregon, oven tho in both
pla -es It may he damp ami cold.
Something in the atmosphere herej
gets under the skin and makes j
the whole world appear blue and
hopeless. At least that has always
been our reaction, and is now. It
may bo the flatness of the coun
try, the absence of mountains
something Inspiring and hopeful
about a country that rises tip to
ward the (-fluids, even tho tho
high spots may be lost above
them.
Mr. ami Ml. Dee ltoberts enter
tained at bridge nt their home on
Tenth street Thursday evening.
There were three tables In play
and prize for high score was
awarded Mrs. Will Oregory and
consolation prize to Mrs. V. 0. Mc
Culston. Ci nests were M r. and Mrs.
(ieorge Kd wards, Mr. and Mrs. Mo
Cuiston, Mr. and Mrs. Will Oreg
ory, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Whilh.ek
bt this city and Mrs. Kate Walters
and Mr. I. A. McKerren of Ashland.
Study Club Chooses
Arabia Subject for
Wednesday Meeting j
where she will spend throe or (
i four weeks visiting her aunt. Mrs.
W, D. Parker, with whom her
! mother, .Mrs. Julia Kimball of
this city is spending the winter.
! W ill In-tall I
, Officers January -M !
The Itityal Neighbor camp met '
Thursday evening iii a regular ,
business session. I
Practicing for installation was'
in order. I
At the next meeting January I
the officers for tho coming year
will be Installed.
Itnuciiu Circle
to .Meet Wednesday
The Itowena Circle will bo en
tertained at tho homo of Velina
Siugler, 'J7 lEoso avenue, Wednes
day. January '21. All members am
urged to bo present as a aurrpiao
is rumored.
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KiiKfiin l " very bustling mill
atuac tivi- cily. This unfailing i-uul-li'sy
ulU' lnrt'ts in tin Flort'H liuiliK
;i stiikint feature. We visited sev:
eral yliireB and were lillleh ilil
pretved by the kimlly luH)iluble
spirit disidayed toward a HtraiiKer.
Such an attitude is really nil im
portant element in community de
velopment. We were interested in tielerniln
IllK bow the. people of KuKelle
like only one daily newspaper
in this ease tile KllKeno (iunrd,
an evening paper, wbieh recently
pun-bused its rival, the, Morniim
kculstcr, edited by -rank Jenkins,
and Immediately discontinued It
We found a diverpnee ot opinion,
but our finai iiupressiou was that
the ltecister Is missed. fcuKene
as a whole, is disinclined to accept
the oroKonian as Its substitute for
breakfast tablo readlllB, lllld there
is an aKKl'cssive demand for the
establishment of a local nluiyilliK
newspaper, at the liroseut time,
tills condition, of course, may
chaime as time kocs on. but we
lire. Inclined to doubt it. I'robably
,a mill-nine paper will be establish
ed to satisfy this demand, but In
our opinion it will never lie n
financial success. The niornlnR
fl-l.i a a n ni-ofltnblu buulness
proposition, s i in p 1 y Isn't hern.
rank Jenkins demonstrated i"ai.
Saw Klbcrt Hedc. editor ,of the
(Vttniii' f I rove Sentinel and now.
In I'orllanil tomorrow lien Scll
Iuk will be taken to his final rest
ing place. There are many rich
men. many public spirited men.
many men of fine benevolence,
but , very FKW men who are all
llll-ce. rich, benevolent anil pub
lic spirited certuinly none in
Orctioli who in all three directions,
reached the eminence Hen Sell
iliK did.
While in no sensu.a friend, the
present writer became pretty well
acquainted Willi Mr. Scllilij; when
many years jif,-o, he was u candi
date for the I'nlleil Slates Senate.
He was beaten aiul suffered con
siderable ridicule because lie sold
"punti"" the "2 pair of pants"
candidate. We were struck then
by Mr. SellliiK's nood spoilsuuin
sbip it was really more than
that, it was the literal applica
tion of what one miKht term the
true t'lirislian spirit. Iilcr he wiis
publicly proclaimed rollland's
foremost .citizen. a tribute be
richly deserved.
U. v. n.
l S. Two days ot cold aiul rain
In the 'Willamette vnlley: back to
tile ItoKlle valley full of warnilll
and cotxeouii sunshine: all! t tllal
a traild and kIoi-Icius ' feeling?
lone since wo have been over the
S. J'. in dayllKllt ,we had fol Kotten
how much M O 111-: HUAl'TIl-'l'l.
thu rallroail route from Ktmene
to Medford Is than the liiKhway
route. piirtlculnrly thu Cow Creek
ennymi. if the S. V. would only
spend up Its schedule lind.rcduco
its fare GO pw cent no one wouio
motor back and forth to Medforu
ALL SECTIONS OF
I'nintlnilly vvviy roitimunliy In
JuckHon county, 1h roprtrHcntod In
the ruturnH from the Hurvy hhtnkH
which homcmukoi-8 hnvc been fill
inK In clurinff tho pant two wcekn
in pH'iianitlon for the Farm llnnn'
nmki'iH Kcunomlc confrrenro to lo
held in .Mmlford, Fchruary l mul
7. Applf-Katc. Ituoh. IIi'IIvIpw,
JiirkMHtvillc, nnm Vnllvy mid
nuin t'reek roiniiiunllk'H woro visit
ed hy -Mabel C. Mack, home demr
oris! in t Ion iiKcnt, duriHK tho iihhI
week. JlhinltH were iIlHtrllnttrd t
all homniialiciH and Wiv follnwlMR
wiMticn Ho!fti-fl to Hcrvt' on hjiii
mittrcs: Mrs. t'ora K. Ih'ffnmn,
,Mim. M.niy llrown, Apph'nl'-;
Mrs, l.cn I'orl. Kuch; Mrn. (ilodytf
llarllry. Mrs. Hnry (onKir, J;i k-s.iiivlll'-;
Mih. Italph Wihox. Mi'm.
.Ii.lni (iiiniinill i'f Coleman Cre k;
M yt. Frank, Mih. O. WIlHtiii.
SiiniH Valley; Mrs. J. K. f'.owland
ii ml Mih. C. A. Krown, Jh-llvicw.
Tho Hlirvi'y roconlH tiro duo In
tho homo detiMJiistftillon tiKnt'H
office londuy niornlnH and will
hi' su m inn li.i-d in preparation fnr
I UIO L'dlllllllUIT IIU't'llllK.T in I iiiu
fiur phaseH KimjcIh ami Nuliltinn.
ClnthiiiK, MoUHiiiR and noma ian
iiK"nunt. Cont of IjivinK. which will
ho held at tho Public Uhrury next
Friday and Saturday.
M I'm. Xelta Itodenwuld, liume
inrtnnKpninnt f'pcelaliHt 'if th Ore-
ALL THIS
'The birthday of Khvanls "in
ternational Will lie celebrated ill
Medford durlnn the week of Janu
ary 18 to 24, when Klwuntaiis here
will jbln wllh tho I,8H other clulm
hi the. United Stales ami Canada
to coinnioinoralo the lt!th anni
versary of the folindlnK of Iho or
Eanlzalloii." J. C. Mann of the
local club almuuiiccd today.
"The Medford club Is now III
......... ..Ill tii.1,1 Me Mllllll. "Illlll
we havo enioyed lllf growth and
development that has come to tue
Interllfltlolial orKanlzatlon of which
M-it nrc n chartered and active llliil.
Our proKiam for Hie aniiiveiKiuy
lilectillR will be In chaiKC of the
ciinimltteo on Klwallis l;du atiou.
t"Tlic major work for eoiuniunily
.letlvlti.-s Tor l!i:il will lie emplias-
)-,.., I .i ,l.,i loenlliitf mid lliere will
bo reports of tho work accomplish
ed by tho local cioo oiii-iuk ioc
iinui i-nnr A review of the linder-
prllle?eil child . assistance, voca
tional KUldance and plaeeineiil,
urban-rural relations, citizenship,
and Keneltil welfare will be heard
hy nil the members." lie declared.
Kun Slate CoIIckc will arrive Mon
day to assist Mrs. Mack In prelim
inary plans and nrraliKciuenls for
the conference.
f Come to
San Francisco
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FOOTBALL GAMES
GOOD SHOWS
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Enjoy your visit by stopping it the
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GENERAL SERVICE
POWELL and O FARRELL STREETS
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"Arahla Since the World War" !
is tile subject of the paper lu be.
Kiven at the meeting cf the Wed-'
tiesday Study club this wek by
Mr. Wortnian.
Mrs. K. N. Warner will Rive the
buuk review and 1ms eliosen,'
"Willi t Happened in Palestine" by
M mi rice Samuel. i
furrent events relut ive to the
vulJeel Will be RiVen' by Mrs. .1.
K. i 'tews.
I
Officers Elected j
By Mistletoe Club I
The Mistleiuo club met Weilnert-
day at 1 uVluck at the home of
Mrs. M In 11 it- Kaniey mi Almond
Htreet. A covered dish luncheon
was served to twenty-two members j
uf the elllb. Officers were elected t
fur the cumin? year. Myrtle Ar
nold as president, Kat hyrn Italh
burn, vice president, Hlnnche Ar
nold secretary ami treasurer.
The date for the next meelin
of the club will ho untiounecd
later, r
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs Dubuque
Winter Pictures
-Are ItFTTKIt piciures il we do the developing tmd print
ing l et hh have your exposed Hlins. You'll he more than
pleased with tho ihatp. clear prints. And you'll like our
prompt, rcuttonahly-pi'U-cd service, (ilve us a trial.
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217 East Main . Medford
The lluildlnt; Itridne club had
a very pleasant afternoon at the
home of Mrs. II. A. I)uhuiuc, at
Wood lawn orchards Friday. Five
tables were in play hi the spa
cious living room. Delicious re
fresh ments were served by the
hostess at the closi; of the play
IllK. Mesdames l'arsons, Siitch
well and t'larkwitl were wuests.
The next meeting will bo held
Thursday, .January 21ind, at the
homo of Mrs. Herbert.
f ' '
Honor Juests
li hi ii y Ilveidiiff j
M r. and Mis. .1. t. Hteneer of
Ala Vista orchttrd cnlprttilned last '
evening hi honor of Mr. and Mrs. j
M. J-;. Hpencor of Saskatchewan,
Canada who uro visiting Mr. j
Hpohcer'H parents. j
Cards and dunelnu were enjoy-1
ed dmiuK tho evening after which
refreshments were nerved. Guests
lmUiiled Mr. and Mrs. l)avies, 1
Air. and Mrs. Kent, Mr. and Mrs. I
Will Iter, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson.'
and Mr. and Mrs. Kemon of Muriel
rolnt, Mr. and Mrs. (1. N. Lorton !
and Mr: and Mm. (1. li. AVUson of
Medford.-
.Ill's. Clui)iiinn l-euves
Today For Kplkitne
. Mrs. Maud Chapman will leave
Medford today for Spoknne, Wash.
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TUESDAY
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