MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. fEDFORD. OREGON', FRIDAY. MAT 17. 1933.
PAGE TWO
Jacksonville ! Beagle
ii
JACKSONVILLE. Msy IT. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mr. Jess Moore of Shady
Cove visited Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Tli'xle and family recently.
Mrs. Rivera and daughter, Clarice
Rivera, of Medford visited at the For
rest Ravenor home here Sunday.
Jane Hartman recently received a
broken arm and brulsra In a fall while
ehlnKltng a roof.
Mra. Blackburn of Albany waa a re
cent visitor here.
Mra. Fred Luy, who recently uf
fered a stroke of paralysU, Is very 111
at the home of her brother, Bill
Bybee.
Mra. Al Boone. Mra. Martha Mitch
ell and Mrs. Walter Burdell picnicked
at the springs In Ashland Sunday.
Frank Orlfflth of Klamath Falls,
accompanied by friends, visited at the
home of hia sister, Mrs. Earl White.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tocum of Med
ford visited at the George Hilton
home recently.
Louis Conley. who has been em
ployed In the forest service at Car
berry Creek, has been transferred to
South Fork and left for the new loca
tion Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Sanden and
daughters, Eunice and Lola, and Pres
ton Card, accompanied by L. Z. Wil
lis, visited the Gold Ray dam Monday.
Jackson County Pomona Orange
met in Jacksonville May H.
The Junior-senior banquet was held
May 11 at the Orange hall.
Mr. Zumwalt la building a new
house In the south part of Jackson
ville facing the highway. Work on
the building is progressing rapidly.
Mrs. Anna Knowlton and two small
children and Mrs. ' Kate Bonln were
recent callera In Medford.
The local telephone office recently
received a new ahlngle roof and a
new coat of paint.
L. Z. Willis of Los Angeles visited
the past week at the O. O. Sanden
home here. He left Wednesday for
Washington.
Mrs. Virgil Swanson and small
daughter of Medford visited Mrs.
fiwanson'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les
Wakefield, Thursday.
Mrs. Janet Hutching! of Rosi Lane
visited her mother. Mrs. E. F. Fair
king, here Wednesday.
Mr. Fendal, father of Mra. Lola
HUdreth, left recently for his cabin
in the Slsklyous, where he spends
the summer months.
C. B. Dunnlngton spent several days
last week visiting here.
A benefit dance for the Boy Scout
Jamboree was held in the U. 8. hotel
Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mra. Kennedy and family
,, have moved to the C. B. Dunnlngton
house.
Talent
TALENT, May 17. (Spl.) Com
munity club held the final mooting
of the Mason Wednesday at the
dub room at which time officer
for the enduing year wore elected
and plans completed for the annual
party, Juno 6. Officers to be In
itialled September 4 are : President,
Mrs. Jay Terrlll; -vice -president, Mrs.
Walter Engberg. snd secretary -treasurer,
Mrs. lota Miller. May 20 will
be clean-up day at the club and
will be an all-day affair, with cov
ered dish luncheon at noon.
Extension unit held an nll-dny
meeting Mny 4 with 23 In attend
ance. Mrs. Msble Mark, Ik no dem
onstration agent, gave a verr In
teresting and Instructive talk i
"Etiquette and Simple Entertain
Jng.' An attractive and appetizing
luncheon was served at noon by the
committee In charge. Last meeting
of the year wilt be held June 4, nt
which time hew projects for the
winter months will be outlined. All
ladles of the community Interested
In plans for next fall are urged to
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Cochrane of
Klamath Falls spent Mother's day
In Talent visiting Mrs. Lenmlng and
Mrs. Edith Cochrane. Miss Abby
learning accompanied them back to
Kin math Knlls, where she will re
main for an Indefinite vlalt.
At the regular session of the city
council Tuesday evening several mat
ters of Importance were dl.vuwed
nnd voted upon, among them being
enforcement of dog ordinance, en
forcement of the peddlers' license
ordinance, adjustment or water rates,
purchase of fire ladders and com
pletion and repair of sidewalks at
city hall.
Owinc to the diligent care lven
the grounds at the city park hy
Luy i.urr.nn. Maxwell, the park la
developing Into a beiuity spot that
invites admiration. The flowers,
shrubs and lawn are all carefully
tended nd kept looking their bent.
Mrs Ky Tolemsn spent Monday
In Talent visit I iw her sister. Mm.
Fred Rapp and family. Mr. Hupp has
beenbn the sick list for some time,
but is able to be up and about
how.
Mrs. Kennedy, who has been t
guent at the home of her daughter.
Mra. Everett Beron the last few
erks. left for her home In Union
Saturday. Mrs Kennedy also was a
guest of relatives and friends In
Ashland while here.
1-atest report from the bedMde nf
little Orvilie Stephenson state lie
has regntned const-iniinne.' ami tins
been showing a stesrtv gatn In
strength for the !ast three days.
Tat ft;. Mothered 140 Klttena
BERLIN. Conn. (I'Pl-Snowbsll,
U-yar old alley cat. might have
tnrkled the Tied Piper's Job single
handed, had she been living at tt,e
time. Snowball has ghm btrth to
her 35th litter of kittens MO mo.,
era In all. She makes her home In
a grocery store barrel.
MOVED DF-NT AL OFFICE
Dr. W C Thompson is now located
at Room 312 Liberty Bldg. TeJ 70
Rea.ona')le IVntlstry.
Phune 642 We II nam away join
reluse. Cuj SaaiUf Service.
BEAGLE, May 17. (Spl.) The
school attended the May feslval at
Sams Valley May 10 and enjoyed
very pleasant day which consisted of
a program, track races, the high
school play and a baseball game. Ma
rie S eg miller, high school student
from here, was crowned May queen.
Ins, Pearl Lucas was In the May pole
dance. Three prizes were carried
away by Beagle school In the track
events. Orvaj Moore won first prize
In the running broad Jump. Tommy
Mulhollen first in a 100-yard dash,
and Truman Brown second In a 100
yard dash.
Medford visitors Friday were Mrs.
Frlnk. Mrs. Murphy, Miss Huns&ker
and Mr. and Mrs. Brown.
Donald Orant had the misfortune
to throw his hip out of joint while
partaking In the field stunts at Bams
Valley Friday. He Is under the care
of a doctor and what little he gets
around Is with the aid of crutches.
Mother's day was observed by the
Ant loch community Sunday school
with a Mother's day sermon by Rev.
Millard of Rock Dell Park. The mes
sage was enjoyed by all present.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Voting and
family of Willow Springs, Rev. Mil
lard and daughter Joan of Rock Dell
Park, Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Martin of
Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Sater and
daughter Derva Jeanne of this place
and Milton Sanderson of the Illlhee
orchard were Sunday visitors at the
Sanderson home.
Mrs. Ysunza and son, John, of Med
ford were Sunday visitors at the
Adolph Schuls home; also little Viv
ian Mulhollen of this place.
Pupils of the Antloch school sur
prised their teachers, Mrs. Murphy
and Miss Hunsaker, with a farewell
psrty May 0.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vaughn of Mc
Leod were callers at the Sanderson
home Tuesday.
Four eighth graders took the "ex
ams" Monday and Tuesday. They
were Orval Mose, Rose and Walter OU
lette and Robert Sanderson.
Adolpb Senilis and John and Frank
Nelson were Medford visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Loris 81ms and family
we re vl si tors at t he home of Mrs.
Sims mother, Mrs. Estelle Nelson, on
Wednesday.
The Wllllams-Seegmlller ranch and
the Orant ranch have their first cut
ting of hay In the shock and ready
for the barn.
Mrs. Walter Orant wag a business
visit tor In Medford Thursday.
Fern Valley
FERN VALLEY. May 17. (Spl.)
Fern Valley school Is out today. A
picnic Is planned for Sunday at the
Ashland park. Thirty dollars was
realized from the spring program
given a short time ago. Arrange
ments are being made to have lock
ers put In soon.
The community was proud of Bar
bara Kantor winning second place In
the Infant division of the baby con
test. She Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm, Kantor. Tbelr borne Is at
East Phoenix now. They formerly
lived here. Mrs. Kantor has been
quite 111 with the flu the past week.
Ed Marshall, who was Injured when
a car coming on the left side forced
the car he was driving over the grade,
1 recovering.
Some of the farmers are starting
to Irrigate.
Mrs R. C. Ward and Mrs. V. Quack
enbush entertained at a chain letter
bridge luncheon for eight guests on
Tuesday.
J. O. Eidrldge of Phoenix ta leav
ing this week for eastern Oregon to
be gone Indefinitely.
Dr. and Mrs. F. Roberts of Medford
called at his sister's home. Mrs. L. H.
Hughes, Sunday.
Lent Hughes left Monday ta go to
work on mining property cm Big
Applegate until Ed Marshall Is able
to return.
All are sorry to have Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Doud move from the com
munity. They are moving to a place
on the highway.
Mr. Nealy is Intending to move back
to his place here soon.
home of Mr. and Mrselbert Mon
gold here.
Mrs. Minnie Harris of Vina. Calif.,
spent Thursday at the Ross Kline
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamlsh ot
Eagle Point were Tuesday dinner
guest of Mrs. W. A. Holman.
BOTTLE DRIFTS
FOR 24 YEARS
SALEM. Ore. fUP) A bottle set
adrift by the Japanese hydrographlc
depsrtment to test ocean currents,
was picked up at the mouth ol
Siletz bay by Ed Ankeny. Sllvcrton,
after It had been drifting for 24
years.
A note In the bottle said It was
dropped In mid-ocean September 5,
1911. Thousands of such note-filled
bottles have been thrown Into the
sea by the Japanese. The card found
In this one was 01,355.
A similar find was reported re
cently at Marshfleld. where a bottle
dropped Just off the Japanese coast
was cast up on the Oregon shore.
Japanese scientists have been trying j
to determine the exact speed and
precise movements of the Japanese
current that ranges northward past
the Islands of Nippon, across by way
of the Aleutian Islands down the
west coast of the United States and
back across to Asia again, making
the round trip every few years.
RE-ELECI
Ohio May Legalize Lottery
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP) Lotteries
operated by the state will be legal
ized In Ohio if a constitutional
amendment proposed by representa
tives to the general assembly is
adopted. The resolution proposing
the amendment was offered as aid
to financing relief activities.
OF
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
PENDLETON, Ore., May 17. (AP)
Dr. H. J. Maulbetsch of Portland
was Thursday re-elected president of
the Oregon Baptists' association at
the close of the annual three-day
conference here.
Dr. Maulbetsch. yesterday elected
president of the Baptist men's group,
resigned that position upon re-election
to association leadership, and
Dr. Oeorge Wlnalow of Bend will suc
ceed him aa head of the men's unit.
A vice-president will be named later.
The Rev. J. R. Turnbull of Albany
was elected vice-president; Dr. C- B.
Tunnello of Portland, recording sec
retary; W. C. Sims of Portland, treas
urer; Dr. C. O. Wright, historical
secretary, and Dr. F. W. Starring
of Portland, executive secretary.
Albany was awarded the 1936 con
vention. The conference here was attended
by 280 registered delegates from all
parts of Oregon. The delegates made
a pilgrimage to Weston for services
at the tomb of David Lennox, founder
of the first Baptist church In Oregon.
Earth Is Sinking
INLAND, Calif. (CP) The earth
Is sinking. It has sunk three Inches
here during the last three years.
Residents today hardly know what
to expect next. The discovery was
mode by the Coast Geodetic Survey,
which revealed that the lowering of
the surface of the ground has oc
curred over a comparatively large
area near Salton Sea.
Long Mountain
LONG MOUNTAIN, May J7. (Spl.)
Mr. June Nary of Medford called
on Mrs. I. R. Kline Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Selb of San Francisco
has returned to her home after
spending a fortnight with friends
and relatives here.
"Ike" Jacobean of Ashland re
turned to his home Friday evening
after spending several days at the
CIRCUS TICKETS
1167
BANDIP PAYS!
"Field
using
test No. 125'
S-W BANDIP
larvae counted
. . . Only 2 alive!
Groweri can easily treat their own bands with Bsndlp and kill
practically 100 of the worms entering them, because S-W
Bandtp secures an absolute uniform coating of Beta Naptbol
on the bands. There li no evaporation of the Beta Napthol,
because Bandip does not require heating. Where medicated
treatment is heated there is considerable evaporation of
expensive Beta Napthol which weakens the coating. Bands
cold created with Bandip are fully as efficient and more de
pendable than the hot treated type.
Approximately 450 feet of two inch corrugated paper bands
may be treated with one gallon of SW Bandip, thereby making
the cost of the hands for the average mature apple tree run
from one and one half to three cents per tree.
See your packing house for prices and supplies.
Use
S-W ARSENATE OF LEAD
S-W Lead Anemic leaves a notice
iblv heaviar coning on the fruit
and foliasa. ll has tha grcaict
toxicity hetauie it if periecilf
halanced diplumhic lead areni(e
Thouiandi ol growers in die Nnrth
weit icstifv co lis superior qualities.
S-W SUMMER MULSION
Use S-W Summer Mulsion Li'aht
In your oil-lead combination for
Codling Moth control and kill
the tuns hetore they hatch. .S-W
Summer Muliion is very economi
cal to use became onlr one-half
gallon to one hundred mlloni of
i(fr U required to kill better than
99 of the Codling Moth cgjti hit.
ll
f IARTH
"Better control with fewer sprays"
The Sherwin-W tlliami horticultural advisor will gladly cooperate
In suggesting aa effectitt and yet economical spray program.
The Sherwin-Williams Co.
Spray and Dust Materials
ai
2Y
The Favorite WhiskejH
ot old
iKENTUCIGS
More SCHENLEY'S
Cream of Kentucky
100 proof straight whiskey is used
in Kentucky for their famous juleps
and highballs than any other whis
key. Take a tip from the "Colonels!"
95c
PINT
Coil. No. 173C
U.85
QUART
Cod. N. ITS
NOW AVAILABLE
IN OREGON
Given to Bovs and
ite "'f s a k -jll ' - fltVw2LiS
Girls
WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS
Shows at
Every boy and girl under 16 years of age can go. Simply get one friend to subscribe for The
Mail Tribune have the order below signed, mail or bring the blank to the office of The Tribune
and you will be given a ticket admitting you to the Big Show, Side Show and the Wild West
Show. If you don't live in Medford, mail the order and as soon as it has been verified your ticket
will be mailed.
All Orders Must Be Verified. Verification Takes Two Days.
Tickets Will Be Good at Any Town Where the Circus Plays.
HURRY Send Your Orders in AT ONCE!
And Receive Your TICKET NOW!
HAVE THE BLANK BELOW SIGNED AND BRING OR MAIL TO THE CIRCULATION
DEPARTMENT OF MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Subscription rates are: By carrier, one month, 60c. Three months in advance $1.75. By Mail
in advance, three months, $1.50.
All Mail Subscriptions Must Be Paid In Advance
Ii
I- 7 S
1 Want To Go To The Circus Vour Subscription Will lake .Me
SUBSCRIPTION ORDER
Thre MonthV Contract
f have no hi-en aubscrlber to Medford Mall Tribune fnr the pat .10 Aay. hut herehy
miTKrHhe tor a period of three month, for which I agree to puy your collector the regul.tr
rate of tlOe per month. (Total 91.80.)
Nuiii..
Pate...
Street A ii dress..
Phone No..,
Order Tike n By .
StreM Address
..Phone No..
Subscription rate br Mill. S months. J 1.30. Mall nhcrlptlon mut be paid In adi.inre.
IT'S EASY!
GET BUSY!
CREAM OF KENTUCKY IS A 100 PROOF STRAIGHT WHISKEY
K IDC US