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JfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY,- APRIL 25, 1935.
1. 0. 0. F. OF VALLEY
AT
Odd Fellows and Rebeluhi of the
Rogue River valley will meet t Cen
tral Point Friday evening, April 30.
to commemorate founding of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows In
America. One hundred and sixteen
years ego Thomas Wlldey and hla
associates met In Baltimore, Ma., and
formed en organization, establishing
the American Jurisdiction Independ
ent of what was known In England
as the Manchester Unity.
In all communities In the United
State i and Canada members of the
order will meet Friday to com
memorate the ocean Ion and to pay
homage to the founder of the or
ganization. Ashland, Central Point,
Oold, Hill, Jacksonville and Med ford
have' Joined together for the event,
and committees have been working to
the end that those attending will be
well repaid for the effort. Central
Point lodge will be host for the even
ing, and has secured the Orange hall
for the banquet and entertainment.
Supper will be served In the large
dining hall and will start promptly
at 0 o'clock, and those In charge of
the kitchen and dining room will
carry on In relays until all have been
served. Mrs, Vinton of Ccniral Point
Rebekah lodge has that part of the
program In charge, and has made ar
rangements to handle the visitors,
and has an able corps of assistants.
All Odd Fellows and their wives and
all Rebekaha and their husbands are
urged to be present. All Rebekahs
who have not been called on by the
soliciting committees are requested
A Llttlt HEXOL
and HOT WATER
lmmedlal Relief
1 Pint 67c QuertSLOO
at i.i:.M)iN(i intra htohijs
to nil Mr, Ethel Went, photu 878. T.
Prof. A. J. BBDbf ll In charge of
th entertainment and bu arranged
the following program:
Song. "America" By tha Audience.
Prayer Rer. w. H. Eaton.
Mualc Ashland Kilty Band.
Bklt Ashland Rebekah Lodge.
Address on Odd Fellowship Rev.
S. M. Hall. A.hland.
Trombone Solo O..A. McCoj. Ash
land. Bnnjo Solo Mr. Oopplnger, Central
Point.
Tap Dance Central Point Olrla.
Vocal 6olo Laberta Pankej, Cen
tral Point.
Tumbling central Point Boya.
Mu.lc Gold Hill.
"Early Work of the Rebekah Lodge
In Oregon" Mrs. Mamie Nelson, of
Jacksonville. -
Reeding Mra. Lulu Saulabuxy, of
Jacksonville.
Address on Odd Pellowshlp Rer.
Weston P. Shields.
Reading Mra. Douglas of Medford.
As a special feature of the evening,
the Jacksonville Orange Chorus, tin
der direction of Mrs. A. J. MacDon
ouKh, will present the following
numbers:
"May Day" Hadley
"Out on the Deep".,., . . Lohr
"Morning" w Speaka-Baldwtn
Soprano Solo, "Indian Love Call"
Catherine Wendt -Duet,
"Underneath the Trees"..Newton
Roxana Prye, Eleanors Poffenbarger
Quartet, "Close Thine Eyes".- Scott
Messrs. Nledermeyer, MscDonough,
Wendt and Vroman
GEORGE D. PEART RITES
ILL BE HELD FRIDAY
Tha body of Oeorge D. Peart, who
was killed when he fell from high
power transmission pole while em
ployed upon government dam work
at Fist Uock, Mont., will arrive In
Medford this evening on the 5:4ft
train, and will bo taken In charge
by the Perl Funeral Home.
The funcrsl services will be held at
10 o'clock Friday morning at the
grave In, the I. O. O. F. cemetery
Father Bnrtlnm and the Veterans of
Foreign Wars will conduct the ser
vices.
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STRAW BALLOT IS
FULL OF DANGER
WA8HINOTON. April 38, (API
Straw ballots and band-wsgon votes,
says Representative Pierce (D., Ore ),
are growing evils which threaten to
prevent a fair tryout for the Ameri
can form of government.
He so told the house postofflce
committee, when he asked It to ap
prove hla bill making it unlawful to
use the malls for straw ballots.
pierce ought to know the effect
of such things on politics, for he
told the committee he had "been in
the political gsma 49 years, and
candidate 15 times M
The former governor of Oregon
asserted that a magazine poll In
193 ''materially Increased the Cool
ldge vote." and In 1033 "added to
the Roosevelt strength.1
"When these straw vote are
taken," he said, "the people begin
to discuss them. They say: "We're
licked Therefore, they don't take
any Interest in the election, and
they don't vote.
"We must always remember the
straw ballot la very easy of manipu
lation. The boxes may be stuffed, or
the ballots sent out to a selected
group. The result la to start a band
wsgon movement.
"The success or failure of our
young kind of government depends
on the honesty and integrity of Its
elections. And one of the greatest
evils affecting that ta the straw ballot."
S. liS --N aS if '':t: '
FOR UNDYING SPARKLE
AND MELLOWER FLAVOR...
of course, it's
CANADA
DRY
"The Champagne of Ginger Ales"
Canada Dry's Sparkling Water Is also In a class by
itself. Opened. ..and in your refrigerator or 24 long
murs ... it still comes out lull ol lively, long lasting
parklc. Kecausc Canada Dry s water is clearer thia
istilled water and is pin-point carbonated.
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J'VILLE SENIORS
PLAY IS FRIDAY
Senior class of Jacksonville high
school will present a 8-act farce,
"Aunt Emma Beea It Through." by
Robert E. Farndon. at the school
gymnasium, at 8:00 o'clock Friday
night, April 30th.
The part of Aunt Emma, an ec
centric old maid, ta played by Core
tha Churchill. Opposite her la Bud
Gates played by Lloyd Whitney. Now
meet the two nieces, Katharine and
Louise Adair, played by Ethel Caul-
kins and Valerie Pearce. Psul Hesa,
or Dick Chrlstlanson In the ptay,
alter many struggles, wins the hand
of Katy. Jack Norrls, or as we know
him. Bud Relnklng, goes to the
alter with Louise Adair. It's a fast
moving show made hilarious with
the appearance of Aunt Emma's
dress model, Joe Sparks, otherwise
Vyron Boat wick.
BREAK IN BEND MAIN
FLOODS BASEMENTS
BEND, Ore., April 25. (API A
break In the Ifl-lnch msln supplying
wster to Bend from the two huge
storage reservoirs on Overturf Butte,
caused considerable property dam
age here last night and left the
city without water for nearly seven
hours. Water from the 13-lnch cracK
spouted Into the air for 80 feet and
a miniature river cascaded through
the residential district, washing out
streets, spreading over yarda and
flooding basement.
Cop's Ousting Ipheld.
PORTLAND, April 33. (AP) The
civil service board today upheld the
discharge of Patrolman William B.
Drennan of the Portland police de
partment, who was dismissed Febru
ary 38 on a drunkenness charge.
Drennan had several similar offenses
charged against his civil service rec
ord.
The Everready circle of tha Pre!
bytrlan church will hold a rummage
sale April 99 and 37, In the building
rormerly occupied by Campbell's
Clothing Store. All contributions
will be gladly accepted. Phone 088-L.
Real home cooklna at the Hotel
Holland Coffee Shop. Try It once
and you be the Judge. Popular prices
Slenderize with Spencer Individual
ly Designed Corsets. Matson Jeanne,
tel. 7.
EXCHANGE OLD OOUD for cash ol
trad at Brophy'a. Jeweler.
Dae Mall Tribune want ada.
STOP USING DRUGS FOR
CONSTIPATION. EAT HONEY
(RUSHED WHEAT BREAD
Doctors Warn Against the Use of Irritating Drugs, New Honey
Krushed Wheat Bread Relieves Bowel Troubles in Nature's
Own Way!
Tour family doctor will tll you
that the use of drills, purges and )
stronn cathartics often does serious
harm Instead of correcting consti
pation snd bowel disorders. Most ol
thm Irritate the delicate membrane
lining of the stomach snd Intestines
and compel you to take more and
more.
The new Honey KruM.ed Wheat
Bread rrlleves constipntlon In a nat
ural way by supplying the diet with
just the required amount of roiiRh
ag to prevent clncd Intestines. U
also contains a liberal supply of pure
honey snd other Inn-dimta which
have a Mlnuilntlun. K'i.lle action
Upon the Intestine.
Hundreds of local people sre end
hut thrlr tioAfi worrit-, by e.r.tng Hie1
delicious new Honey Kruthed Whe.it j
Bread. Its delightful taste and de
lightful action It amazing. It Is es
pecially recommended for children as
Honey KrushM Whrat Urrsd Kill not
"clog up" In the large intestine as Is
sometimes the raw with bran.
If you have tried eating whole
wheat breads but do not rare for
thrlr flat, woody tsste. a new UMe
thrill awaits you when you est
Honev K rushed Wheat Brend. it is
totally different from any bread you
have eaten heretofore. Yet It safely
relieves constipation through the tire
of the whole wheat In crushed form,
pure honey and other Ingredient.
Make ThU Ten-Iev Tent.
ImttMul of taking laxatives two or
three times a week, all von need do
Is Jtart eatlnn Honev Kruhed Wheat1
Bread at every meal fir the next ten
days. Alter the thud or fourth day
Witchcraft Cure
For Flu Is Cause
Of Three Deaths
CORtnVNA. Spain, April 86.
(JFi Two women and two men
were held on murder charges bo
day following the deaths of three
brother as the result of the al
leged practice of witchcraft for
the cure of Influence.
Police claim the two couplet
Induced the three brothers, wno
were ill with Influenza, to submit
to strange rites. Including sub
mersion in a river at midnight.
The three brothers died of pneumonia.
WILL BE SHIFTED
OUT OniSTRICT
(Continued from Page One)
Meteorological Report
April 39, 1939
Forecast
Medrord and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Friday; not much change In tem
perature. 1
Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday;
local rroata east portion tonight.
Temperature a year ago today:
Hlgheat, 70; lowest, 47.
Total monthly precipitation. 129
Inches; total precipitation mfwypp
inches; exoesa for the month, 0.28 of
an Inch. Total preolpltatlon since
September t, 1934, 19.2 Inches: de
ficiency tor the season, 0.28 of an
Inch.
Relative humidity at A p. m. yester
day, 91 per cent; 8 a. m, today, 88
per cent.
Sunrise tomorrow, 6:14 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow, 7:4 p. m.
Observations Taken at A A. M.,
120th Meridian Time
CITS
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Boise 62 38 .... Clear
Boston 98 42 .16 Cloudy
Chicago ..., 68 48 .... Cloudy
Denver 34 32 2.28 Snow
Eureka 56 44 .... Clear
Helena .. 64 42 T Clear
Los Angelea 72 52 .... Clear
M ED FORD 74 39 .. Clear
New York .... 68 50 T Clear
Omaha 72 60 .06 Cloudy
Phoenix 84 68 .. Clear
Portland .............. 00 48 .... clear
Reno 60 34 .... Clear
Roseburg 68 43 .... Clear
Salt Lake City .. 64 36 T Clear
San Francisco .. 74 58 Clear
Seattle 64 46 . CI-r
Spokane - 60 38 P. Cdy.
Walla Walla 68 44 . Clear
Washington, D.C. 72 48 .... Clear
compantea which may be assigned
here under the enlarged program.
Tho companies leaving tha district
follow:
Co. 603, Setad, to Camp Lightning
Creek, Fort Oeorge Wright district.
Co. 611, Humbug Mountain, to
Camp Sliver Springs. Vancouver Bar
racks district.
Co. 926, Applegate, to Camp Jordan
Valley. Boise district.
Co. 994. Hilt, to Camp Board Cor
rala. Redding district.
Co. 1626, Camp Steamboat, to Camp
Five Mite, Boise district.
Co. 1629, Wolf Creek, to Camp Oap
Ranch, Boise district.
Co. 1641. Clear Creek, to Camp Skin
Creek. Fort Oeorge Wright district.
Co. 1652, Camp Cape Sebastian, to
Camp Emigrant Springs, Vancouver
district.
Co. 1907, Camp Spring Fist, to
Camp Swlnford Springs, Redding dis
trict. Seven companlea will make moves
within the district. They follow:
Co. 966 from Carberry Creek to
Dog Lake
Co. 1305 from Devils Flat to South
Umpqua Falls.
Co. 1564 from Vreka to Lava Beds.
Co. 1655 from Evans Creek to Dia
mond Lake.
Co. 1634 from Oregon Caves to
Annlo Springs.
Co. 1741 from Kerby to Agneas.
Co. 1747 from Elk Creek to Upper
Rogue river.
Companlea which will not be moved
include the following:
CO. 759, Sttkum; Co. 923, Oak
Knoll; Co. 964. Wlmer; Co. 979. Brad
ford; Co 1344. Oasquet: Co. 1622, Coos
Bead: Co. 1627, China Fists; Co. 1643.
South Fork; Co. 1649, McKlnley; Co.
1650, Rsnd: Co. 1910, Indian Creek;
and Headuarters Detachment.
The main movement of companies
from this district to other districts
will take place about May 1, although
most of the companlea have sent ad
vance detachments of men ahead to
prepare the camps for occupsney.
Movements within the district will be
made as soon aa .weather conditions
permit moving to the higher altitudes
where most of the new camps are
located.
Dse Mall Tribune want ads.
PORTLAND. April 28. (AP)
gon will have 26 more CCC camps
this year than It had last winter.
C. J. Buck, regional forester, an
nounced through his office here to
day. Buck now Is In Washington.
D. . O. Tha total number of campa
operating In Oregon this summer
win be 67, each to house 300 men.
Enrollment for the new camps
will start at once and will continue
until October 1.
There will be 88 camps In national
forests, four on Oregon de California
land grants, two In state forests,
nine on private lands, nine In state
parka, one in Crater Lake National
park, four Identified with the bio
logical survey, and two In grazing
areas.
PLAY IS FRIDAY
The eenlor claas of Phoenix high
echol will present 'The Patsy," a
comedy In three acts, at the Phoenix
high school gymnasium, Friday, April
30, at 8 p. m.
This Barry Connera plsy of the
younger sister who alwaya gets the
blames when thlrugs go wrong, has
been one of the most popular anions
mateur groups In recent years.
Patricia Thompson plays the part
of Patsy Harrlrif?ton. who with the
aid of Pop, played by John Barker,
finally asserts her Independence of
Mom and her older sister Grace, play,
ed by Addle Bolz and Mabel Hardtaty.
Other Important members of the cast
are Pern Briscoe, Oeorge Hirdlsty'.
Jack Klukkert. Robert Coffin and
Hnrold Anderson. The production Is
under direction of Miss Mirjorle Goff
"The Patsy" is produced by special
arrangement with Samuel French.
Oeorge Wlnne, graduate of Medford
high school, and now a second-class
middy at Annapolis, has been named
art editor of the Annapolis "Log."
student humor magazine. Wlnne did
art work for the "Crater," hlch school
year book, while In school here, and
hie spontaneous humor Is well known
The current issue of the naval
academy magazine Is embellished with
several of the Inimitable Wlnne
drawings. The Issue ! In the form of
a parody on "Esquire," the magazine
for men. and Is very cleverly done.
In a recent letter to hla mother.
Mrs. Nellie Wlnne here, George stateo
that for a summer cruise the mid
shlpmen will probably go to Edin
burgh, Copenhagen, Oslo, Olbralti:
and Funchal.
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Be correctly corseted In
an Artist Model by
Ethelwyn B Hoffmann.
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Irpet of Lead Arsenals, namely, standard or nnn-dellocculator iyp. aitrinsent type and denocculatof
type. IOl wnia ta Sianaara ope n mca amnc or wnn summer fiaisioa WO aux u otSTier uu
that produced br tha two etbtr types,
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that S-W Arsenate of Lead
is a more effective spray
Sherwin-Williams Arsenate of Lead is a provtd better
Codling Moth spray both in the testing laboratory and io
the field. Ask your neighbor; he uses Sherwin-VTilliams.
The reasons: Because S-W Arsenate of Lead is not gritty
or sand like, the particles having t feather tike form which
provides greater adhering qualities and a better type of
coating. No filler or spreader Is added. Yet it always leaves
a heavy, white costing on the fruit and foliage. Moreover,
this heavy coating of spray is readily removed by the regular
cleaning process. Protect your fruit use this prnt td spray!
USE
S-W Summer Muliion
Ideal, economical spray for
your oil-lead combination. Re
quires only h fallon to 100
gallons of water to kill Cod
the requirement of other
brands- Because it has quick
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creases anemia deposit ap
proximately SO per cent.
S-W T.r.O.FIakt,
Tha latest development to tar
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S-w Arsenare of Lead spray
een more effective hy incras
ins the deposit and producios
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Tha SSer in-Williams Horticultural Advisor will (ladly cooperate
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Spray and Dust Materials
you will begin to feej more peppy,
your bowels will begin to move regu
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mhich hare accumulated In your sya
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your complexion will clear up eno
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keep well this simple new way by
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Ask your tjrorer today for the new
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Let us quote prices on Sherwin-Williams Insecticides
and outline our season's selling program for you.
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WILL BE HONORED
April l,(8p!.) Par
nu of Southern Oregon Normal
school students from all points of
Oregon are expected to attend Par
ents' week-end, an event to be held
for the first time on the Ashland
campus on May 10 and 11. Honoring
both mothers and fathers of students,
this wee le -end will supplant the Moth
ers' day teaa given by the Associated
Women Students In former years.
Sponsored Jointly by the Associ
ated Women Students and the As
sociated Men Students, the affair will
be under the personal supervision of
Marguerite pat and John Chlpley.
president of the two organizations
who have appointed a number of
subcommittees.
The program for the two days has
not been completed, but several out
standing events have already been
scheduled. On Saturday morning,
the visiting parents will be given
reception at the Normal school, at
which time they .will be given an
opportunity to meet facility mem
bers. At 3:15 o'clock Saturday afternoon,
the annual Mothers' day tea will be
held, and at 6:30. at the Llthla hotel,
a banquet for all students and par
ent, both mothers and dads, will ba
staged. At 8:15, the group will at- ,
tend "The Merchant of Venice." to ba j
presented at the Normal school un- 4
der the direction of Angus U Bownwr.
It la expected that mora events, of
special Interest to dads, will be added
to the two days' activities.
Home portraits' of family frount
and children at Special Prices.
Shansla Studio Phone 130S.
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