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MnDTORB " MATE 'TnrBTJSE, MEPFORD, OREGON," TmmSPlT, 'JUKE 25, 1931'. :! i FIVE GYPSIES SLAIN ! IN RENEWAL OLD FEUD UVITOniO, SiHiln.' Juno 25. VP) Five person wore killed nnd four Injured In an outbreak of fnclent quarrels between two banrtw of wnnnerlng gypsies in 1h. city of fjuljano today.-ui-renU were made. - Several Arm ltroken, Attends rilihool I'UKTLAND, Me.' (UP) Myra Stone, coven, broke her arm while roller skating, but rather than mar her perfect attendance record for the year, she went to school with the arm in a sling. Heal Eczema, Skin Diseases With I Powerful, Penetrating Antiseptic Oil $ Results in 7 Days or Money Back ThU wonderful preparation now known ht 1 ovr,Ameririi as Moone'a Kinttnriffr l oti'fnclcnt In the trprttment of skin uWajioh Hint the Uchlng of ei'wma often "top with one Application. i A few more applications and the fnoHt perelstent case of Kctema often la healed never to return; even old chronic cases of long standing quickly show remarkable results. Moone'a Emerald Oil Is safe and pleasant to ue; It dixwi't stain or leave a gronsy roHldn?. It in so powerfully antiseptic that one bot tle we know will show you beyond nil question that you have at last discovered the way to restore your skin to perfect health. Old Korea, acne and stubborn pimples are aim helpvd by thU treatment. Ask H-ath'a Dru Store or Jor mln & Woodi or your druggist to day for a 2 ounce original bottle of Moone'a KmeraM Oil. And re member, you must be helped by this sensible treatment or money h ,t c k. This Boy's Mother is Going to Leave Him EUGENE VET IS NEW CHIEFTAIN OREGON'S GAR. Charles M. Eichler Installed at Annual Reunion The Dalles Woman Will Head W. R. C Department 3 ; ORCH ARDISTS ! Eogue River Pear and Apple Emulsions now being used by the largest orchards (names on request) in the valley for the control of red spider and codling moth eggs PORTLAND, Ore., June 26. (TP) Charles M. Eichler of Eugene waa today Installed as ' department commander for Oregon of the Grand Army of the Republic. Election waa held yesterday In connection with the annual re union of the veterans. Comman der Eichler appointed W. P. Mc Laughlin of Albany as officer of the day, and Dr. J. K. Hull of Portland waa reappointed assistant adjutant ;and quurtermoster-gen-ernl. , ' . ' , ' " Other officers, all of whom live in Portland, are: James W. Jones, senior vice-commander; P. P. Mc Lain, Junior vice-commander; Q. A.- PrentU, chaplain;. Dr. Hcii, medical directory Auxiliaries of the Grftnd Army veterans, meeting here during the encampment, also elected officers. lnlles Woman Named Mrs. Josephine Kndlcott of The Dalles was- elected department commander of the Woman's Re-, lief Corps. Mrs. Hilda McEachern of Portlnhd was elected senior vice commander. The other officers were to he named today. Mrs. Rose Garrison, Portland. was elected department president of the ladles of the G. A. K. Mrs. Irene Baker of Portland was named senior vice president. This order, too, will complete Us elec tion today. Daughters of the Union Veter ans of the Civil War elected Mrs. Bertha Herman of Salem, presi dent; Mrs. Angle Dayton, Astoria, senior vice president: Mrs. Ethel Burns, Newberg, Junior vice presi dent; Mrs. May E. Esberg, Port land, treasurer; Mrs. Madeline R. Nush, Salem Inspector, retiring president. The council will be composed of Mrs. Mary C. Furber, Eugene; Mrs. Flora M. Porter, Corvaltls, and Mrs. Anna Stlne baugh, of Grunts Pass. COP AVERTS TROUBLE VACANT LOT LEAGUE BEAUMONT, Tex. (rf) W hen home runs, In the Vacant Lot lea gue broke eggs and wrought con x ruction In neighboring chicken yard, Officer Glenn Nobles proved equal to the occasion. , Answering a call from the Irate neighbor, he made a new home plate out of second base, to the satisfaction of all concerned. To End Indigestion Instantly Take a little 'Blsurated Mag nesia. It brlnga quick positive re lief. Ends fla-s. Sourness, Acid In digestion. Makes Stomach feel fine. All over the world for stomach Ills menu people prefer and demand LEARN MORE ABOUT1 FARMING ses '' p""J"gaaa1 a Jasoetalsel Pru Paole Boy, nd girl, attending the 4-H national encampment In Wash ington visited the govtreir.srt station at Beltsvllle. Md to laarn mora about farming. Left to right: 8. L. Lehman of Sangamon county. III.; Ruth Ourranberger. Orange county, Fta.; Arlington Henley, Walton county. Fla.S Mildred E. Manning, New London county, Conn.; and Leila May Ouke. Walton county. Fla. ELKS' ONSLAUGHT AFTER INITIATION All local Elks are anticipating the arrival of, evening, which will be accompanied by the salmon feast promised by P. C. Bigham. well known local angler. Their appe tites have been increasing since the first announcement, of the sal mon bake and promise to be ready for fine appreciation of the tasty food which Is being .prepared by the Economy Groceteria chefa. Mr. Bigham Is a connoisseur of fiith an wall fla flahlng inil ni-nm- ises there will be enough salmon-t u Pyed as mill man for everyone. - Initiation and extra entertain ment will also be Included In the evening's pr.o gram, - Tomorrow morning at an early hour the Elks will motor to Ashland to attend another "pep" breakfast. a Plans for the state convention to open In the Llthla City next Tue day will dominate the breakfast program and many stunts arranged to arouse additional enthusiasm preparatory to the convention, will be featured. 1 Flower, Calif., to make his home. Mrs, Meunler of Edmonton, Canada, arrived . Wednesday to spend the summer. - Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blair and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Aurele Meunler and small daughter . drove . to Grants Pass to meet Mrs. Meunler who Is the m ether of Mrs, Blair and Mr. Meunler. Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson had as guests last week Mr. and Mrs. Swale of Olendale, Calif., their two sons and a daughter-in-law. Your choice of powder or tab lets at Jarmin & Wooda or the nearest drug store. IV GUARANTEE W offer Medford growers lummer oil spray which we be lieve to be the best available at any prise. Behind them, we pledge our reputation and the knowledge that only on performance can be bniH clientele that will repeat from year to year. Savings which we make by manufacturing in onr Medford plant are passed on to yon. For tale by All Distributor and Farm Bureau ROGUE RIVER SPRAY CO. Vr .j (Formerly Bear Creek Spray Co.) ' telephone Office 1190. Plant at Bear Creek Orchard This year, motor to vocation land the care-free Greyhound way and there win be travel dollars toft for other spending. Choose from hundreds of fas cinating vettern playgrounds conveniently reached by lux urious Greyhound buses. Gel yoev copies of these helpful vocation folders,,.. then tee Marett agent, PACIFIC GllEYHOlIND Hotel Jackson Central 4 ath Phone S09 f. J, Burnt, Traffic Mgr. 43 Hood St Portland I mem RIVIERA, Ore., June 25 (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook of Gold Hill pent Sunday evening at the home of C. C. Carr.' Mr. Carr haa been quite 111 with an abecess in his head. Mr. and Mm. Floyd Lance and daughter Ruth spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Lance. .Mrs. -Sam. ChuOiohn has been quite HI. Dr. Carey of Rogue River was called to aee her Sunday and she is better at this writing. Mr. and Mrs, B. J. - Storm of Medford pent Sunday at the Clay Bile home. Those from here attending the school election at Gold Hill. June 15. were Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. U U Smith, Mr. and Althea Among Medford visitors from here last week were Miss Nelly Ja cobs, Mr.' and Mrs. Claude Shaver, Mrs. Hugh Hayes and daughter .Opal, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Walker, Jean Chisholm and Ruth Green. i A large group of Rebekahs from! this city surprised Mrs. Fred Kelso at her home near Medford, June1 16. , ; ! The Sylvanlte mine is again run ning with a full crew. Robert Cook ' I : Mr. and Mrs. Merrltt Merriman are enjoying a camping trip on the coast. The Hugh Hayes family have as guest Mrs. John Hosklns of Trail, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brake were Grants Pass visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Minnie Stlcket was In Med ford Monday.- - Alan Cameron and Clarence Shaver of Ashland visited relatives and friends here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Force had as guests last week Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stevens. Warren Kelso of Medford spent Wednesday here visiting friends. Mrs. Roy Centers had as her guests for the week end Miss Edna Magulre of Mt. Tama! pa Is and Miss Augusta Hackbartte of Sac ramento. Mm. Minnie Stlckel had as week end guests Miss Sucanne Koake and Maxwell Marlon.- Mr.-Marlon bt attending' summer school at Ashland Normal. Mr. and Mrs. Boxy Tepovac had as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chamberlain and small daughter of Hilt, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes have as their guest Mrs. Hayes' father, Mr. Smith of Portland. Homer Wyatt returned last week from Portland where he has been a patient at the veterans hospital. Little Winona Dungey entertain ed several friends at a birthday party June 35. Those present were Betta. Virginia Centers, Mrs. C. W. St umbo, Mrs. George Lance, Mr. and Mrs. George Drum mond. Mm. R. L. Skeleton. Mr. and Mrs. a Fleming. Mrs. Palmer and Lester Holing. Elmer Dungy waa elected director and all were pleas ed to have Mis. Bertha Coy elected clerk again, - FTed Wahl and family, Mrs. Swarmnicad and Mr. Roe were visiting Mrs. Chas. Wahl Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Roemsluiter visited Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Smith and Mrs, Roomslutter Sunday and Tueeday. R. I Miller and exn Junior spent several days with Mr. Milter's sla ter, Mrs. W. Messinger of Glen date, this week. Mrs. Clay Biles and children vis ited Mrs, Chan. Wahl Tuesday. Water will be out of the irriga tion ditch for several d&ya on ac count of a had break acrom the highway from the Sherwood auto station. . Mr. and Mrs. Clee GUcrist et GoM Hill. Mr. and Mrs; R. L. -Milter and children spent Sunday pic nicking on Kvans creek.-- Ray Bo ling and family of Rogne River visited at the Lester Bollng home Saturday. !- , I. I Smith, accompanied by Dorothy Smith and Junior Milter and Phyltla MUler, spent Monday in Ashland. - rt " Mr. and Mrs, Joan R a sHofipes in Medford Friday. i Valentine Cook. Dorothy. Virginia, Carol Jean and Edith Ham. The dredge on Foots creek start ed operations Tuesdty after a shutdown Vine to shortage of water. Gold Hill baseball team, under the management of Heine Drulette defeated the Table Rock team at Big Sticky Sunday. Among those attending the game were Mrs. Wilmer Bailey. Jeanne Chisholm, Luclle Hlttle, Jannett Chisholm. Elsie Mardon. Mrs. Delia Shaver, Mrs. Minnie Stlckel. Miss Suzanne Koske. Miss Bertha Coy, Ray Thompson, Ernest Rosa, Tom Sha ver and Ben Paul. Oregon Weather. Unsettled tonight and Friday, probably showers; moderate tem perature. Moderate southerly wfnd efNhore. BEER BARON OF LOZIER LANE TO SERVE OUT FINE "I'm sunk," said. Ted Penning ton. 21, whose borne is In Iron Mountain, Mich., and who came to Medford two weeks ago from 'Au burn, Cal., where he had been liv ing a snort time, as he was fined $250 and costs oa a liquor posses sion charge in Judge Taylor's court yesterday lor being the operator of the beer and moonshine dispen-1 sary on Losier lane, raided by Sheriff Jennings' . and deputies Tuesday afternoon. ; ' j "I have but about $12 to my name, and know of no one to bor row $250 from." The youth's seeming candor in court was refreshing as he prompt-' ly pleaded guilty, but his story that he came to Medford broke and a chance acquaintance, who owned and operated the illicit brewery for several weeks gave it to him and decamped from this vi cinity as be feared that a bencn warrant had been iBsued for his arrest, was looked upon by the court. Deputy District Attorney Nelson and the arresting officers with suspicion., In fact, the offi cials think that others were back ing Pennington in his brewery ven ture. ' ' Pennington claims that after the beer making outfit was given him fiee by the man who decamped, a Central Point man with whom he had become acquainted lent him enough money to pay a month's rent on the Loiier lane property which housed the equipment. However, If the theoretical oth ers backing Pennington do not come forward and pay Pennington's fine in the course of time, the lat ter need not necessarily serve out the -fine in the county jail, as un der a new Btate law a person who la convicted of a liquor possession charge can be paroled or pardoned any time alter conviction, in the discretion of the authorities. In the raid on Pennington's brew ery the officers found 15 cases of beer and mash, empty bottles and complete equipment for making beer, and also a pint bottle of moonshine. F E E AFTER 40 YEARS School days, parties, teachers and sweethearts, known many years ago In Pennsylvania, have been recalled this week by Dr. W. H. Heckman and John Dunn ff Juneau. Alaska, who met In this city Monday for the first time since they parted 40 years ago in the eastern state. Friends of their boyhood days, the old swimming hole, and "pret ty girls' they tooth went to see, "and there were many of them," entered their two days of reminis cences. Mr. Dunn, who Is now a mem ber of the United States govern ment service In Juneau, and Mrs. Dunn and their son Clarence, were guests of the Heck mans Monday and Tuesday . and left yesterday fqr a trip through California. Mr. Dunn is on a two months vacation and while here enjoyed a trip to Crater Lake and various tours about the valley. Mrs. Dunn was unable to make the trip to the lake because of Injuries sustained In an auto accident In Roseburg. in which Mr. Dunn and Clarence also figured. Dr. Heckman and Mr. Dunn went through grade school togeth er, were later fellow students at Pennsylvania Normal school and at Grove City college. Begins to look as it posterity, when It takes control of affairs, will have to Biwume responsibility for a number of overdue Install ments. Toledo Blade. The San Francisco Bank 52C California St. (and Branches), San Francisco. For the quarter year ending June 30th, 1931, a dividend has been de clared at the rate of four (4) per cent per annum on all deposits, pay a be on and after July lr. 1931. Dividends not called for are added to the deposit account and earn In terest from July 1st, . Ienoelta made on or before July 10th. iSll. will earn interest from July 1st. 131. H H HKRZF.K. Setretary. XT 3 1-ICiMMUke tin Cs ; GOLD HILL OOKJ HItJ, Or.. Jane J&. (Spl.) Mrs. Paal Thompson aad Crljhton. Mm. Biwrjr, Mre. AM ha Kobhlna and Mba Ruth Rywly rvtarMd Sunday Iran PonUn4 wtw, Ih ladlea attend ed commencement ewrotswa of the Jefferson hich erhooL MtM Rath ! Ryrly hrirt a member of the ;-Um XltaK Brertr tftl Monday fr ; ! L'cm Aneia a no from there will, leave f Mexico. Ottjr tt apead lex summer with retnttree. ,J Bill Berkirorth has trine to Bell i July 4th Celebration ; Bandpn-by-the-Sea Water SporU, Baseball, Swimming, Golf Dancing, Band Concerts, Fireworks Private Fireworks Permitted on Beach Free Coffee, Sugar, Cream served in City Park Hotels-Beach Cottages-Camping Give a thought to your spices and extracts. There are tremendous differences in quality some things you would insist upon if you knew all of the facts. geinSHu i wM-' vex:? ir . A, f v - Cloves Rich in flavor Cbmpi-e a spoonful of Schilling ground Cloves with any other. The difference is marked. Schilling's is dark brown in color. The other will be a red or yellow brown.! Schilling's is so rich with oil that the tiny -: granules cling together in clots. The other will look dry and loose. Most ground cloves come in a sifter- ' top tin. But Schilling's is packed in a tin with a large opening. It is so heavy with fragrant oil that it will not shake through a sifter. , M U STA R D . A prepared mustard sauce with all the "zing" of the mustard flavor but mellowed like a rare, old, snappy cheese. Prepared mustard sauce is being used in dozens of new ways in the mod ern kitchen new ways that call for. a new kind of mustard sauce. Schilling's is made according to an entirely new recipe. You have never tasted anything quite like it. It's as different as the wide open mouthed bottle it comes in. ,. CINNAMON. Mix 1 part of Schilling Cin namon to 1 0 parts of hot water. Do likewise with any other cinnamon. Dip a cube of sugar in each of these solutions and place on the tongue. Then YOU decide which has the finer flavor! The comparison is unmis takable, because Schilling's is made from the finest Saigon cinnamon bark unadulterated with cheaper grades. LEMON. Schilling Lemon Extract contains 3 times the amount of lemon oil required by the Pure Food Laws 3 times as much! And more than most any other you can buy. 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If you suffer any of the symptoms mentioned above you probably have colitis. Do ' not allow your case to become ' chronic. t Let Dr. R. A. Phillips, one of the nation's foremost spe cialists in ambulatory proc tology the non-surgi'al painless and non-confining treatment of rectal and colon diseases restore you to per fect health. Call or write for free diag nosis blank and book describ ing Ilia method of treating colitis and related diseases. consultation free I RECTALANTJ ?M COLON CUSIC rORTLAND, OREGON
