MEDFORD ifXEL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, MOND1T, M3.Y 16, 1932.
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HOST FOR CANDIDATES
PARTY NEXT TUESDAY
All Jacksonville county candidates
will b honored at a party given by
the Jacksonville Orange May 17, at
8 p. m. A program of music and
entertainment U being arranged also
to Include the Introduction of candi
dates. Thla will probably be the last
"campaign" party of the season, but
by no means the least, according to
the lecturer of the Jacksonville
Orange.
Every effort ha been expended to
make thla meeting one of Interest
and value to both the candidate and
the voters of Jacksonville precinct,
who are all cordially Invited to at
snd this meeting. Indeed, no bet
ter use of time could be made than
that the would-be servants of the
people and the voters themselves
should spend an evening of mutual
Interests together In the once famous
halls of Justice, the old county court
house, which was so long the polit
ical center of Jackson county.
It Is hoped that It will be an In
spiration - to the candidates to visit
once again this historical building
still making history for Itself as the
home of the Jacksonville Orange.
CANDIDATES GUESTS
WTMER, May 16. (Spl.) The can
didates' meeting at Enterprise Orange
Wednesday night was a decided suc
cess, with about 200 people In at
tendance, Mrs. J. R. Bowen and her H. E.
committee served refreshments. Her
committee Included Mrs. HI Moore,
1 Mrs. Eugene Moore and Mrs. Vivian
Norman Barto.
Quests were Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Oaddls, Mr. and Mrs A. J. Hanby,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jennings, Messrs.
Phil Lounsberry, E. h. Knapp and
Phil Lowd, from Med ford, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Fuller, Win, M. Brlggs.
Judge Lamkln and Mr. and Mrs. Bar
rett of Ashland.
A free dance was enjoyed during
the evening and was followed by re
fresh men ts.
APPLEGATE COUPLE
APPLEGATE, May 10. (Spl.) A
charivari crowd pushed themselves
Into the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Colllngs on Big Applegate last
Thursday evening and was given
dance. Mr. Colllngs Is an old-time
resident here and was married to Miss
Alma Bell of 6in Diego, Cal., In the
parlors of the Grand hotel at Med-
ford, last Wednesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Colllngs will make their
home in this vicinity.
Brownsboro
BROWNSBORO, May 18. (Spl.)
X short Mother's day program of
recitations and songs was given at
the close of Sunday school last Sun
day afternoon. It being so near the
end of the school term, many of the
children were too busy with school
work to take part.
Mrs. D. B. Farquharson of San
Francisco and Mrs. J. B. Rohrer and
daughter. Miss Helen of Montague,
Cal., were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Rohrer May 5.
Mrs. W. M. Hansen returned home
from Hornbrook last Friday.
Claud Warren of Portland was
ANDERSON CREEK, May 18.
(Spl) Mr. and Mrs. James Maya
and Mrs. Bushnell attended Moth
er's day program at Phoenix First
Christian church Sunday.
Mrs. D. C. Hale returned home
I guest at the W. M. Hansen home the Thursday after a few days In Med
yovenlng of May 8. 1 ford with her daughter, Mrs. Wll-
Walter Marshall had the misfortune Ham Shann, who underwent an
Little Applegate expected to leave
last Thursday morning for Modoc.
Cal. Mr. Oliver expects to use his
gold saver In working over old mines
in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Young of
Klamath Falls and Mrs. Clyde Young
of Ashland were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Klelnhammer.
Sterling schol closed May IS. The
Sterling school closed May 18. The
picnicked at the mouth of Little Ap
plegate last Tuasday afternoon. Lunch
was served on the grounds.
Ranger L. C. Port of the Star ran
ger station was up Vale creek last
Wednesday, looking over logging
camps. Mr. Port distributed litera
ture among the logging camps to the
effect that it Is now necessary to have
six each of buckets, hoes and shovels
In the cabin, to be used in case of
fire.
Mrs. Sadie DeWolf of Big Applegate
left thla week for Richmond. CalM to
spend some time visiting her sister.
Mrs. Mary Moses, formerly of this
section.
Abe Cromling left recently for Hub
bard to visit relatives. Mr. Cromley
expects to spend two weeks In As
toria before returning home.
Mrs. Fred Offenbaoher entertained
13 guests at a birthday party at her
home recently. Mrs. Kathertne De
Lalre of Medford and Miss Lorn a
Kublt acted as hostesses. After re
freshments were served the afternoon
was sent In playing whist.
Mrs. Ben Dawson left last week for
Roseburg. where she will spend some
time visiting relatives while she !s
recovering from an operation recently
performed In Medford.
Thompson Creek Sunday school,
with the help of the Orange, gave a
mother's day program at their school
house last Sunday. A picnic dinner
was enjoyed and the afternoon was
spent In playing games.
The county health nurse and Dr.
German of Medford were visiting
the many schools In the Applegate
section last Wednesday, giving diph
theria tests to the children.
O. S. Blackford and two daughters,
Lola and Vldal, of Central Point were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Straube and family.
Applegate people and several from
Medford and Jacksonville had a very
enjoyable evening last Saturday at a
social gathering and dance at Ruch
schoolhouse. ,
Persist
PERSIST, May 18. (Spl.) Ranger
Jess Dewitt has been here two days
Inspecting fire equipment. He ac
companied the boys on their main
tenance work.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan MoDonough and
children. Helen and Irene, visited on
the Applegate and In Medford. They
returned to Persist Tuesday and re
ported a wonderful trip.
Harvey Morgan has been hauling
lumber the past week.
The county Is grading the Elk
Creek road. It Is much Improved.
W. W. Wiletts is seeding these love- j
ly spring days. i
Lltle Varlon Earl Hutchison, who
has been ill the past week, is slowly
Improving.
Mrs. Harvey F. Morgan attended the
funeral of Mrs. Billings in Ashland,
May 8.
Arline Chlldreth and Lena Zimmer
lee of Elk Creek school went to Pros
pect for examinations, May 13.
Dud Geary was an overnight guest
of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hutchison,
May 11.
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Zlmmer and
daughter, also Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Ash and children, Ruff Chlldreth.
Oeo. Hall, Mrs. Miller and son and
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ash represented
Elk Creek at the Apostolic revival
Wednesday night.
Anderson Creek
to run a nail In his foot last week
and since has been making regular
trips to Medford for medical aid.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tucker and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Tucker and family vis
ited In Central Point recently.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wright recently
purchased a piano for their home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hansen were
recent Medford shopers.
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Applegate
APPLEGATE, May 16. (Bpl.)
Norma Larkin of Seattle arrived de
cently to spend several day, here
with her mother, Mrs. C. T. Reevee.
Mrs. Larkln and her mother left Sun
day for White Bear, Minn, to apend
tit week, visiting relatives. With the
arrival of Mrs. Reeves, her mother,
Mrs Milliner, expects to have a fam
ily mnlon.
Mr. and Mra. Charlie Hamilton and
family entertained Sunday for a num
ber of friends, Including Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Harrison and son Richard, Misses
Mattle and Nanna Matney and Mrs.
HsmI Pache of Medford, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Lewis and Mrs. Hattle Logan
of Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reeves of Med
ford were cues last Friday of Mr.
and Mrs. Jew Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rodeera and
family of Medrord were Sunday mints
at the home of Mrs. Rod;rers' father,
Pred Klelnhammer, on Little Aple
gate. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorce Puirel and
family of Central Point were Sunday
guests of Mr. Purseira mother, Mr,.
Mary Puracl of Yule creek.
Mrs. Mildred Hucslns and baby of
Ban Prancltco arrived Friday to spend
several davj here v11tln her uncle
operation at Community hospital.
Sh, la reported getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw of
Talent were dinner guests at May's
home Thursday.
Harold Thomas was to the valley
Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Maya and
daughter Ruth, and Ed Smith went
to Ashland Wednesday.
Ray Bushnell left for Los Angeles
Thursday accompanied ny air. m
of Ashland. They expect to apend
a few weeks.
Mrs. Lola Konae and Mlsa Mor
row called on Mrs. Prank Marquees
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Mays and daughter
called on Mrs. Oeo. McAnally Thurs
day.
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HOWARD, May 18. (Spl.)--Mr. and
Mrs. P. M. Aldrldge spent Mother's
day In Myrtle Creek with Mr. Aid
rklge's parents.
Mrs. Seyler and Mrs. Friend and
son Clifton spent Mother's day with
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Croucher.
Sixteen ladies attended the child
study class Monday, Discussion was
"Your Child's Opportunity."
Attending the Eagles' Mother's day
program at the Craterlan were: Mr.
and Mrs. Welburn, Mr. and Mrs.
Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Young.
Elmer Young and Lewis Putman.
Arlene Te throw has been quite HI
the past week.
A shower was given Mra. Clarence
Starkey Tuesdsy by the ladles of the
community. Fourteen were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Clauson have moved
Into Medford for the remainder of
the schol term.
Lewis Putman was the guest of
Elmer Young over the week end.
Plchard Bhelley wen visiting Henry
Holman Bunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Owens spent
the afternoon May a with Mr. and
Mrs. Oeorge Olvans.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Throckmorton
and son Dale, spent the evening
with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Holman
and family.
Those from this district who at
tended the high school play "The
Patsy." given by the high school
students of Eagle Point were: Mrs.
Englehardt and children. Mr. and
Mrs. Jack B to we 11 and daughter
June, Delbert Mongold and Malsle
and Edith Bhelley. Mr. and Mrs.
X. R, Kilns and nephew Olenn Lsn
nlr.g, Mrs, W. R. Holman and chil
dren. Emmett KUngle has been shearing
his sheep.
Mr. George Otvans and son Char
ley were in Medford Friday on business.
Cent-a-Mile Rate
On Memorial ay
Offered By S. P.
With the three-day Memorial day
holiday period offering the Incentive
(or trips by thousands of persons,
cent-s-mile round trip transportation
fares will be placed In effect for that
occasion by Southern Pacific com
pany. It was announced today.
Dates of the offer were announced
by A. A. Rosenbaum, district freight
and passenger agent for the rallrond,
as May 27, 38, 29 and 30, with the
return limit on all tickets set at mid
night of Monday. June 0. As In pre
vious instances, the low fares will
aply on Southern Pacific's lines In
all parts of tle west.
Pierce's Hothouse Tomatoes can
now be had at your grocers. Re
member they are vine ripened.
Long Mountain
CLOSING OUT!
Entire Stock of LUCAS PAINTS
Our entire line of High Quality Lucas Paints Priced For
Quick Disposal. Here are a few examples:
Mrs. (Jhrlrioftf rsoii bliuwn ulth Yiiliiuui It. Grit hum htuliiiK map of
district In which the ship Bujchlmo was abandoned last November,
POINT BARROW. Alaska. May 11.
(AP) Mrs. Edna Chrtstofferson, Wll
lam R. Graham and Oeorge Llablln,
who expected to reach here May 3 on
a flight from Nome, have not been
heard from since that date. Resi
dents here, however, believe they are
stormbound and safe somewhere
along the Arctic coast.
The trio started out to search for
the derelict ship Baychlmo, abandon
ed In Arctic ocean ice by Its crew
last November, and expected to be
back In Nome today.
It was pointed out stormy weather
may have forced them down at Waln
wrlght, Point Hope or some other
coast settlement. Mrs. Chrlstofferson
of Portland Ore., and Graham, expe
rienced Alaskan pilot, were lost last
February for 11 days In Canada.
They were heading north to make
a search for the Baychlmo and were
forced down near Atlln,, B. C. Cana
dian filers finally found them, suf
fering from fatigue and exposure.
Since then It was learned valuable
furs had already been removed from
the Baychlmo by part of the crew
which remained on the coast.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Dltsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Yerkes of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs, Jim
Peyton,
Griffin Creek
GRIFFIN CREEK, May 16. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. George Chandler and
Mrs. Elsie Nelson and son Jackie re
turned home after two weeks at Ban
don. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bellinger spent
May 1 with Mr. and Mrs. George
Fisk.
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Stearns and
family were dinner guests May 1 of
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brown and family.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Flck and sons of
Jacksonville also visited the Brown
home
Miss May Bonham spent the week
end with Mrs. Laura Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Bonham spent
McLeod
McLEOD. May 18. (Spl) Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Frlberg ara now located
at Coburn's camp for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robertson nd
children were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mts. Bill Coburn May 12. The
Robertson family Is leaving for
Mendola. Calif., to reside.
Mrs. Lillian Trusty and daughters
Ruth and Helen, have moved from
Cajvy's camp to Trail.
Juniors and seniors of Prospect
high school hsd a picnic May 12
at Red Blanket falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Peyton nd
family were dinner guests May 10
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernst of Califor
nia on the Rogue camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cook and
son Carrol, spent the week-end vis
iting relatives tn Talent.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nsught ana
the week-end In Corning, Cal., on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown are :
home, after visiting ten days at Cot-!
tags Grove and Corvalls. j
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McPheters of 1
Jacksonville entertained at dinner
Mother's day for Mr. and Mrs. W.
Touchatt.'
Mrs. Harry Wilson Is spending sev
eral days with her husband at Fish
lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomaaon visited in
Central Point Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson of
Grants Pass visited their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. E. Simmers.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brown enter
tained May 8 with dinner for their
mothers, it also being Leon's birth
day. Twelve gueets were present.
Seventh and eighth grade pupils
went to Onk Grove to take their state
exams. There is a class of 14 eighth
graders.
Elect Frank Perl coroner.
LONG MOUNTAIN, May 16. (Spl) i
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Yeager and
family spent the evening May 7 with !
Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Holman. '
Mr. and Mrs. Manuell Shelley Jr., j
were In Medford shopping recently. 1
Mrs. Ethel Tcmpler and son Ernie. ;
Mrs. Thelma Decker and daughter
Pauline, Mrs. Edna Edsnll and son
Buster, and Mrs. Ella Holman vis
ited May 7 with M". W. R. Hol
man and family, Mrs. Ella Holman
staying over until Monday.
G. H. Stowell spent Sunday In
Ashland with his wife who was
taken to the hospital for an oper
ation. Mrs. Stowell Is getting along
nicely and hopes to return home
soon.
Mr. Holmnn and Howard Gold
have been building a fence on Long
Mountain for a week and hope to
be through work In a few more
days.
Mr and Mrs. W. R. Holman en
tertained with a turkey dinner Sun
day. Those present were Mrs. Ella
Holman of Ashland, Mrs. Mary Tay
lor, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hnrnlsh and
family, Mrs. Sam Coy and family,
Mr. Sam Harnlsh, Wallace Dins
more, Howard Gold. After dinner
Ice cream and cake were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carlton and
sons were visiting the Holman's
Sunday. Cheater Smith, David and
FOR THE DECORATION DAY HOLIDAYS
"Dollar Day" roundtripj are first class tickets at
about a dollar per hundred miles, between all
places on our Pacific Lines. Good on alt trains, in
coaches or in Pullmans (plus usual berth charge).
Oscar Wadtll hare moved to Bend
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Antll Ollwn. wh.r, thsy ha.s Mcurrt work,
and a'.o hr fstlifr. Hurry Ollson. I Miss Clara Gordon, who has own
who makes his home !t! his broth-! quite 111. Is much Improved,
er. Mrs. H.icjln. was sccorr.panled i Mr. Nedra of New Meileo will
by her mather, Mrs. Mary Paul of teach tht Laurelhurst school neat
MTanwnto. who is t:sSt!n her moth- term.
er M-j. T.va Crtncy, on Thompson I Mrs. Weeas. accompanied by her
cr,n I nurse, Mias Bird, hss arrived home
Miss Etnel Hvjston, teacher of the after several months with her diuah.
Little Appleeate scliol. motored toiler In Oakland. Calif.
Medford last WednewlaY slid n In-j Mr. and Mrs. rrsnk Dltsworth
ltls'l into t!ie Easwrn Star. (entertained May 14. rue hundrea
W r. Olive.- and ArUiur Bohner olwaa played during th tvenlng.
GOOD ON ALL TRAINS LEAVING i
MAY 27-28-29-30
BE BACK BY MIDNIGHT JUNE 6
Sample Rouncltrips
Portland $7.15
Salem . ..-.r 11 J DM
6.00
Corvallis . . . 5.65
tugene ...... 4.45
San Francisco . . 9.10
Los Angeles 18.25
Southern Pacific
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Keg. $3.65. Colors. Close out price
Four Hour Varnish
Regular $4.60. Close out price-
Washable Flat Wall Paint
Regular $3.50. Close out price -.
Interior Gloss Enamel
Regular $3.65. Close out price...
...... per gal. $2.75
per gal. $295
per gal. $1.95
per gal. $275
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