. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1931.
PAGE NINE
News Notes of Pomona and
Subordinate Grange Chapters
Given by Official Reporters
- Apptogata Orange.
Oq eatd waa preaented tat mem
barhtp Dd accepted, and Orvllle
Tbomaa and Vernon Taylor reoeived
the third and lourm degree obliga
tion at tfae meeting of Applegate
Orange Sept. 11.
A resolution from the Bell view
Orange seeking to abolish the offices
of county agent, county demonstra
tor, county engineer and county
heallo unit, and a resolution from
Yamhill county Pomona to reduce
tan and, ask a moratorium along
tfae same lines as given Germany,
were not acted upon, the members
testing they did not understand all
angtes of the resolutions. Action will
be taken at the ner- meeting, Oct.
Mb.
Dtstotot State Deputy Arthur Brown
seat Mrs. S. Latarop, lecturer
of Central Point Orange, with the
announcement that a conference was
o be held at Med ford, Sept. 22. for
tbe benefit of the lecturers and
onairmest of tbe H. X. O. committees,
coodueeed by State Master O. Hulet,
and state H. S. O. head, Mrs. F. B.
afkrtr. AH able were utged to at
tend. Bd Hawkins wltn tbe committee
to look Into matter of the most prao
ttoal grass to seed the burned over
pro Mil on Humbug oreek, conferred
with tbe county Pomona agriculture
committee who referred them to the
Haaley-HooTer ranch
Mr. Hoover was enthusiastic about
the winter blue-grass and waa pres
ent with ptotuMs showing how It
had grown on burnt over ground as
well as more favorable grounds on
ranches.
He offered as a special feature for
this Orange. 2000 pounds of screen
ing, personally overseeing the seeding.
A date will be set later for the
Orange to turn out In fuU force to
do the seeding.
Applegate Orange feels highly hon
ored to .have this special offer from
Mr. Hoover, and consider it more
than generous.
Mvs. Hansen reported the welner
roast at the home of Master A. 8.
Edwards was a very enjoyable affair.
Plans are almost completed for the
harvest festival and barbecue. The
grounds selected are on the B. J.
Brown ranch at the Junction of
Thompson creek and Applegate river
at the Applegate bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Jones of the III
ranch, will present their bucking
horses and steer roping as a special
feature. Any one having a bucking
horse Is requested to bring It.
One dollar per family will be asked.
A dance is to be held In the Apple
gate hall In the evening.
Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. O. O.
Hoover, Miss Alice Hanley of Jack
sonville Grange, Mr. and Mrs. 8.
Lathrop of Central Point, Mrs. O. B.
Vencll and daughter Sylvia, G. David
son and . H. Sorrels of . Williams
Orange.
Grangers and their friends are cor
dially Invited to attend the festival,
October 3.
present to enjoy the lecturer's hour,
which was as follows:
Reading by Mrs. Lambkin; Histoiy
of Bread by Mickey Pranklln; reading
by Mr. Weagant; closing song by the
Grangers.
Regular business meeting followed,
with 60 members present.
Mrs. oora PI eerier and her daugh
ter, Audrey Dodge of Paulsbo Orange
In Washington, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Weagant of Talent Orange were
visitors.
Applications of several for member
ship were read and obligations In the
first and second degrees were con
ferred on Leslie Klncald and Mr.
Penon. A large class will take the
degree work soon.
After the business meeting the
whits elephant was brought forth and
all drew out some mysterious looking
package, which when opened created
much fun.
Refreshments were served by the
H. B. committee composed of the fol
lowing: Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gowland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bdwta Dvnn, Mr. and
Mrs. P. G. Homes. Mr. and Mrs. Brew
er, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Oyger.
Uwsto furnished by tbe Melody
Ma bens was enjoyed by the OrangeM.
The feature for October 0 will be
an anniversary program, which Is be
Ing arranged by the lecturer. This
promises to be an outstanding event
In tbe Bellvlcw Orange. . Those
serve on the' H. B. committee at the
next meeting are: Mr. and Mrs. A,
V. Hood, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Heard,
.Mr. and Mm. Noel Heard, Mr. and
Mrs. W. I. Huxley and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Hash.
OSARHART Reconstruction Gear
hart golf course planned by owners.
Mott to Operate
Savings and Loan
Firm On Petition
SAIM, Ore., Sept. 17. (AP)
James W. Mott, state corporation
commissioner, announced here that
the Northern Savings St Loan associ
ation of Portland, petitioned the com
missioner to take possession and op
erate Its business. Tho petition was
made through the board of directors
of the company, and stated the ac
tion was taken In the Interest of tts
Investors and creditors.
Upon receipt of the request, Mott
appointed J. R. Callahan, bonded
deputy, to take charge of the associa
tion until such time as it Is deter
mined what further action, if any. Is
necessary.
Magazine Editor
Dives to Death
NEW YORK. Sept. 17. (AP) A man
Identified as Parker Lloyd-Smith, 30,
editor of the magazine "fortune,"
was killed today when he Jumped or
fell from the twenty-third floor of
an Bast 88th street building to the
roof of an adjoining structure.
Lloyd-Smith had plunged from his
suite on the twenty-third floor. His
body, nude, was found on the eighth
floor extension of the Hotel Croydon,
adjoining.
:
Barbers Re-elect
Union President
SALEM, Ore., Sept. 17. (AP) A. J.
Schlefersteln, Klamath Falls, waa re
elected president and Ed Moore, Port-
land, re-elected secretary-treasurer, st
the annual meeting of the State
Jorneymen Barbers' association last
night.
Other officers are Ward Lamb, La
Grande, - first vice-president; Dennis
Henry of Marsh field, second vice
president, and Clarence Townsend
Salem, third vice-president.
Enterprise Grange.
An aluminum demonstration sup
per will be held at Enterprise Orange
in Wlmer, September 17,
Enterprise Grange met at Wlmer,
September 12, with a community din
arid opening the business session at
3 o'clock, with Worthy Master E. E.
Dlmmlck in the chair, and all other
officers or substitutes In place.
The program conducted by Lec
turer Mm. Vivian Norman Barto,
proved very Interesting, and Included
songs, mueio, readings, Jokes, remarks
by members, etc.
0.e feature was a quotation given
by each member, entitled "Qualifi
cations of a Granger.
Another was a round-table discus
sion brought out by each member be
ing requested to come prepared to
give a political- current event con
cerning Oregon.
Interesting news items were men
tioned and pithy personal opinions
and comment elicited. Mr. 8 acre,
principal of Wlmer school, led the
discussion, with J. R. Bowen bring
ing up several good points.
Mrs. Barto gave a reading, "The
Ring's Breakfast."
Russell Am bos gave a short talk
on Dietetics.
Buslnees meeting was presided over
by B. B. Dlmmlck, Mrs. Ruth York
Hood at the piano. Mrs. Hood acted
as secretary pro tern.
Enterprise Grange went on record
unanimously against dismissing coun
ty officers R. Q. Fowler and Mrs.
Mable Mack, and decided to recom
mend tc other Oranges In the county
not to decide such questions nor pass
reeoluWoDe hastily.
It was thought advisable not to
subscribe to an) movement to bring
In cheap coal from Utah or else
where when here In Jackson county
there la so much wood to be cut and
so many men who need employment.
It wouM be much better to b".
wood and give more men work.
Enterprise Orange passed a resolu
tion to start preparations now for
taking care of needy In the immedi
ate neighborhood who might have to
have help this winter, giving prefer
ence, of course, to homes where there
are children.
Anyone wishing tomatoes for can
ning will be given all they need If
they will call at the home of B. E.
Dlmmlck, near Wlmer store. Apples
to those who need them at the home
of BUI Moore, near Evans creek cov
ered bridge. Each member who had
more foodstuff than they could use
generously offered to share with those
less fortunate.
A committee. Including Mr. Sacre.
Mr. Williams snd Mrs. Prank Green
wood, was appointed to find people
in the vicinity who need heJp, and
devise ways snd means of helping
each family to help themselves if
poslnlc.
Sympathy was extended to Jim
Purrler, who underwent a second op
eration at the Grants Pass General
hospital and was said to be in a very j
critical condition.
Don Hough man and little daughter
were reported getting along nicely,
after recent operations.
Greater Savings every thrifty motorist wit! want to
take advantage of . . . More than FIVE HUNDRED
items, selected from every department, specially reduced
for this event . . . Every article backed by our famous
Iron-Clad Guarantee of Satisfaction Save with Safety
at any "Western Auto" Store. .
Hundreds More Items On Sale
Beside Those Listed Here
renter SAVINGS
TIRES and Tubes
Prices ttitt in effect
guaranteed "Wettern
fires ana tubes.
I, mm SllltiLmoSaU
ins 1 13 m
II Ml HWS Auto
NOTIiAllrar tin.
hav. a haavy layar
of fabric ana cush
Ion rubber "Under
Th. Tread" in ad
dition to th. 4 or
FULL pile, of cord.
AdfclnJ Waor-W.ll I Western Giant Wmra Clint
orioes on Standards Center Heavy Duty
ilzeara Tread Balloon Traction Center Trac.
shown FULL Pile. 4 FULL Pliee 6 f ULL Plies
29x4.40 $3.95 $4.47 $6.26
29x4.50 4.99 6.72
S0x4.5O 4.64 5.12 6.79
28x4.75 5.29 5.97 7.47
29x4.75 5.45 . 6.08 ' 7.94
29x5.00 5.6J 6.34 .7.98
30x5.00 5.76 6.46 8.19
31x5.00 5.99 6.62 8.51
30x5.25 6.74 7.47 8.96
31x5.25 6.97 7.76 9.37
29x5.50 7.98 9.86
30x5.50 7.43 8.08 9.99
30x6.00 7.68 10.08
31x6.00 7.83 10.26
32x6.00 8.91 10.47
33x6.00 9.23 1069
Ask lor Low Sal. Price, en sixes net shown,
and on all High Pressure tires!
INNER TUBES ON SALE
Pabco Top Dressing
Keeps old tops In
good con. A ft
dition. Pt. "J'C
"Comfy" Cushion
Black waterproof
covering, well filled
and heav
Irystltched"c Other cushions on
sale at 67c to $1.1 9
Windshield Wings
For Open Cars
$2.95 and $6.95
For Closed Cars
$3.85 and $5.65
FvH I
Cylinder Oiler
With pint of up
per cylinder oil.
$2.49
Coirtesy er
Clears, oa Lamp
Chrome plated
with green lens.
68c
Radiator Ornaments
47c to $2.39
Universal 31
Dash Laaip I W
Kantshock Ignition
Testers 1Q.
Las-Stilt Top Repair
th26c
Pantasote Top Ma
terial. Q3.
DOLLAR
SPECIALS
BelKtcw Ornnif.
Regular meeting o; Bellvlew Qrance
VM Jpfcl stejabn M, vrUi trag
Yard-
S 6V M Spotlight
High power black
eled Oi57
Western Giant
Bicycle Tire
26 x 1 VS. $!.48
28x114 $1.57
Dutch Brand Bicy
cle Tire Patching
RuW 12c
Dutch Brand Bicy
cle Rim Shellac 1 2e
Indian Head Bicycle
Tire-Tite I le
Klassy Step tvnj
large
Dandy
Spotlight
Electric Soldering
Iron i
Adjustable
Hack Saw
Monarch
Gallon Jug
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
"Brfre Boy"
Metal Polish
.ST 28c
Pint.
39c
BaJSsry SALE
r arts r urtDTcr osrrcnj ow
ingt an continued
through the fcond
week of tha gnat
Sale Bag that new
battery now ... I
Wasco 6 Volt 1 3 Plate for small ears,
guaranteed 1 year. With it A Q C
your old battery J)"T.7.
Wlxard Batteries Coaranteed 2 Years
M
6-11 Heavy Duty,
with your old bat
tery $5.85
6-1 3 Standard.
with your old bat-
-$5.85etery
6-13 Heavy Duty.
with your old bat
tery $7.95
6-15 Heavy Duty,
with your old bat
-$9.85
tety
Western Clant Heavy Duty Battalia
also On Sal I
TTerWs Oldest and Largest Retailers of Auto Supplies
w . 17H Crrrrva In tlw WfCt .
Supply Co.
P.ftf. Maii-i Anrl Riverfti.de
w ' - SaHVUHB aMi
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BOSEBURO. Ore., Sept. 17. (AP)
Roaerjurg today waa engaged Id com
pleting arrangementa (or the enter
tainment of between 4000 and ftOOO
vial to re expected here Saturday to
Join in the aoldlera home Jubilee.
The response to Invitations eent by
the chamber ot commeroe Indicates
large delegattona will attend from
every section of the state.
Portland. Medford. Grant Pasa,
Salem, Eugene, Oregon City, Ashland.
Klamath Falls and Albany delega
tlona wui be here; Oorvallla will aend
large group and the drum corps;
Cottage 'Grove haa promleed band
and drum corps; Cooa county reports
hundreds of residents of Marshtleld,
North Bend, Myrtle Point and Co
qullle will attend; Bandon will close
all stores so residents may be there.
9u rrv
Brazil moves by on either side of
Puffy and the Bun.
And Puffy calli the names of all the
towns out, one by one.
"I like to think I'm on a train. he
ays. "Can yon rueta why?"
'To make your seat seem softer, I
should say," Is Bun's reply.
James Rook and Rufus Roberta, of
this city both "three time losers"
the authorities aay. In local liquor
activities, are under arrest and stand
charged with possession.
Rock waa arrested at 91 Oenneseee
street, where 17 pint and a quarter
of a gallon of liquor were seized. Rob
erta waa arrested at a residence on
Eighth street and eight pints, and a
gallon of moonshine were confisca
ted. Rock and Roberta, the authorities
say. are extensive operators.
Dell Hawley of Ashland, waa ar
rested in Ashland, after he had made
a aale to a state police officer, and
hla amazement knew no bounds.
when he discovered hla error.
State police, city police, and the
sheriff's office participated In the
arreste.
64 Queer Dollars
Taken With Maker
After Hard Chase
THE DALLES, Ore., Sept, 17.
(AP) Secret service operatives were
en route here today from Portland
to take oustody of James Trusty, 20,
of Mansteln, La., and Norman c alg,
Canadian, 38, arrested by The Dalles
polios last night In possession of 64
allegedly counterfeit dollars.
A bogus dollar waa handed a service
station attendant yesterday and re
sulted In the arrest of the pair after
police had chased them 16 miles on
the Columbia highway.
MOTHER OF 0. S. C PROF.
INJURED IN AUTO CRASH
VALLEJO, Cel. Sept. 17 (API-
Mrs. Ellen Kuney, 77, of Corvallla
and Newport, widow of O. C. Kuney,
former state legislator from Sherman
county, Oregon, waa In a serious con
dition in a hospital here today from
Injurlea auffered In an automobile.
Mrs. Kuney la the mother of Edith
Carter Kuney, associate professor of
modern language, at Oregon State
college.
Huntington March and Wirt Con
struction Co. completed contract for
state on road out of thla city for
about aeven mile.
- t
Burnt Wooda Another room being
added to Burnt Woods sohoolhouse.
To End Indigestion
Instantly
Take a little "BlsuntodM UsfnetU.
It brings quick positive relief. Enda
Gas, Sourness, Acid Indigestion. Makes
Stomach feel fine. All over the world
for stomach 111a most people prefer
and roand
Tour choice of powder or tablets at
Jwmin St Wooda or the nearest dm
store.
0 WKD&W5
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U 'JR- - - I 1 Ford, Cherroka sod
Jp 4 W f V , Whippet. .
f f" " 'V 100 each if two or
As an indication of goodyear values look at these prices on goodyear pathfinders
Mate of Car
Ford 75 to "27, Chev
rolet "25 to "27 . . .
Chevrolet 79 ....
Ford 2S-'29I Chevrolet
"28
Ford "50-"31, Chevrolet
'3-'31,Plymoqth'30.
31, Whippet n to '30
Chrysler '27. '28,
Plymooth '29,
Pontiae "26 to "28 . .
Chrysler 30, Dodge 28
and '30-'31, Essex 30,
Whippet 29, Pootiae
29-'30, Nash 30 . .
Shsa
29x4.40-21
29x4.50-20
30x4.50-21
28x4.75-19
29 x 4.75-20
29 x 5.00-19
Price of
Each
$4.98
5-60
5.69
6.65
6.75
6.98
Mate of Car
Essex 28.,29lNaah'2S.
29
Chrysler 28, Oldsmo
bile'28to'30 . . .
Dodge '26-'27,Buick 76
to '28, Nash '27 . .
Chrysler 79-'30, Dodge
'30, Hudson '30, Oak
land '30, Auburn '28
to '30
Willys-Knight '28 to
'30, Oakland 78-79,
Ruick '30, Nash '29
'30, Studebaker '29
'30, Hupmobile 78-
Stze
30x5.00-20
28x5.25-18
31x525-21
28x5.50-18
29 x 5.50-19
Price of
Each
S7.e
7.9e
8.57
8.75
8.90
Truck Tires
HIGH PRESSURE U BALLOON
Size Price Each 1 Six PticmXach
30x5 $17.95 I 32 x 6.00-20 $155
33x5 19.98 32x6.50.20 17.15
32x6 29.75 1 34x7.00.20 11.15
34 x 7 4x.5 34 x 7.50-20 19-95
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r' - 71
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. Corner Main and Pacific Highway Phone 14
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