Medford Mail
Tribune
Second
Section
Six Pages
Thirtieth Year
MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, .U'LY 12, 103r.
No. 9.j
MILLER PROPERTY
GOLD HIIX. JuW U (SpU An
nouncement was made today of the
sale of the Curtis Milter property on
Bardlne creek to F. N. Tygart of Sayre,
Okla.
The sale was made by Mrs. C D.
Elhart of Ashland, who Inherited the
property from her uncle, the late Mr.
f Miller. Preliminary negotiations for
the transaction were handled by Mrs.
Elhart's sister. Mrs. Perry Walt of
Sardine creels. Terms of the sale were
not disclosed.
With his wife and two children.
Mr. Tygart came to Oregon a few
months aso, driven out of Oklahoma
by the dust storms. The family set
tled temporarily In Klamath Palls,
but became Interested In this section
of the state through Mrs. Tygarfs
sister. Mrs. Larence Kirtley.
The Klrtleys. also former residents
of Sayre, settled on Sardine creek a
couple of months ago. purchasing the
John Rltter property on the right
fork. They have been enthusiastic
about this section of Oregon and re
cently, when the Tygarta came here
for a visit, they also decided to settle
on sardine creek.
The Miller property consists of 80
acre6. a small residence and several
outbuildings. About 10 acres of the
land are cleared, seven of them being
In fruit trees. The Tygarta plnn to
farm the land. Mr. Tygart being an
experienced farmer.
Mrs. Tygart and the children have
taken up residence at their new home
and will be Joined by Mr. Tygs.-t as
soon as he completes his business In
t . Klamath Falls. The children. Mary
Lucille. 11. and Henry Maurice, 6, ill
enter the Sardine creek school In the
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reed, also of
Sayre and the parents of Mrs. Kirt
ley and Mrs. Tygart, will soon become
residents of Oregon too, according to
a telegram received today by Mrs.
Kirtley. The telegram stated they
had left Sayre for Oregon, coming via
Los Angeles. They plan to make the Ir
borne In Oold Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Klrtlcy's son Herman.
. irm for a visit recently, has
arrived back in Sayre. a telcsrram to
day said. It Is probable tnat n-er
he will also make his home here. Mrs.
Kirtley stated.
Lake 0' the Woods
IjAke o the woods, July ia.
(Spl) Medford visitors who spent
several days at the Lake o' the Woods
resort over the Fourth of July we.-e:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perl. Dorothy
f Nyswancr and Harry QUI. Colonel V.
H. Paine of Medford spent three days
at the lake visiting the Boy Scout
Camp McLaughlin and enjoyed a rrip
to Four Mile lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Vroman of Klam
ath Falls spent the Fourth of July
and the following week-end at the
lake. Major Owen and family of Med
ford spent two days at the retort
and expressed pleasure at their catch
of bass.
Sunday visitors from Medford in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Ron DeVore and
party, George and Art Anderson.
Rudy Jeschke is spending a week of
bis vacation at the Lake of the
Woods.
Guests at the Henry Fluhrer cabin
for the week Include Mrs. E. N. Vllm
and house guest Mrs. Ktrkpatrlck.
Mrs. Fred Schmidt, Mrs. Barnebutg,
Mrs. Joe Htllls and Mrs. Bob Hart.
Betty Vilm, who is spending the sum
mer at the Lake o' the Woods, will
spend part of the week with her
mother.
Glider Soars for 3fi Hours
CRIMEA. U. S. S. R. (UP) Despite
f unfavorable weather conditions, a
record of 26 hours and 29 minutes
for prolonged flight in a two-seated
glider was established here by Com
rade Rastorguyev, a Soviet gliding
enthusiast.
DANCE
At Bonney'a Grill Saturday night
KEYS and expert lock repairing
Medford Cyclery. 23 N. Fir. Ph 261
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Sardine Creek
SARDINE CREEK, July 12. (Spl.)
Wm. T. Newton and wife end
mother-ln-lnw. Mrs. Jennie Branstet
ter of Burlingame, Calif., spent luly
4th with his sister, Mrs. H. H. El.iart
and family In Ashland, spent the fith
visiting relatives here and in Grants
Pass, then motored on to Portland
the 6th, for a visit with his mother.
Mrs. Eva Newton, and Mr. and Mra.
Sutherland. He Also will make a
business trip to Seattle and Van
couver, B. C. j
Ralph and Sam Dusenberry who
have been employed at Galice, ore.. 1
for some time came up to spend the
4th with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith and cnil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. L. Howe, enjoted
a picnic dinner up Rogue river (he
4th.
Burnls Dusenberry and wife of
Tenant, Calif., visited friends and
relatives here over the 4th of July
holiday. Burnls la the youngest t-on
of E. S. Dusenberry, and spent much
of his childhood here.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Walt attended
the celebration In Ashland the 4th
and enjoyed a picnic dinner with the
Elharts and Newtons.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Householder and
Mr. and Mrs. John Burke of Los An
geles who visited friends and rela
tives here for two weeks, returned
home last week.
Mrs. Nina Dusenberry, Mabel nd
Lester, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wright and
children, Ralph Dusenberry, Mr. and
Mrs. Burnls Dusenberry, were am.-.ng
those from here who celebrated the
4th In Grants Pass.
Mrs. D. C. Reams and children Cora
and Roger, who are caring for the
Chas. McMerrick place on Foots crrek
during their absence- in California,
spent Wednesday visiting Mrs. Lulu
Dusenberry.
George Smith and Ralph Dusen
berry left Sunday morning for Ten
ant, Calif., to look for employment.
Mrs. Eva Smith and Mrs. Lulu Du
senberry spent Tuesday afternoon
visiting Grandma Vroman in Gold
Hill.
Raymond Lee, four-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs Rob Dusenberry, for
merly of this piece, narrowly crcaped
losing an eye, during the celebration
the 4th at Grants Pass. Some one In
a passing car threw a bomb fire
cracker, which exploded throwing
rocks and gravel on several people;
one sharp rock struck the boy on the
right cheek Just under the eye cut
ting a gash that necessitated the tak
ing of several stitches. Several others
received slight scratches and bruises
Doom ret .Mm Lark Kdiicalion
TUCKER PRISON FARM. Ark.
(UP) The best educated of the six
men in death row here quit school
at the fourth grade. Two of thrn
had no education, two had reached
the third grade, and one at ten tied
second grade.
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Beagle
BEAGLE, July 12. (Spl) Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Lynes and daughter Janet,
of Long Beach, Calif., were visiters
at the Harry Ellis home July 2.
Elaine Rush spent the Fourth at
Elk Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Falrweather
and son Allen, and Mrs. Clara Sex
ton of Pasadena, Calif., and Mrs. D.
W. Husbands of Medford were visi
tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bowen Thursday.
Harry Ellis was a Grants Pass vis
itor Friday. Mrs. Ellis went with him
as far as Rogue River and visited
with Mr. Ellis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1
Ralph EHls. j
Derva Jeanne Sater visited her ;
little friend, Claudine Stalling, Fri-1
day,
Ray Blaine has as guests this week j
his sister, Mrs. Sparks, and children,
Rae, Alice and Paul, of Medford and
Ward Blaine of Jacksonville.
Ed Miller and Rowland Lulp of
Bonanza, Ore., Gordon Ferris and
Harlen Lulp of Portage, Wis., and
George Miller of Seattle, spent the
week-end at the R. R. Blschoff home.
They all went from here to Bon
anza where they will spend the sum
mer with the Miller Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lundy and
daughter Nellie, and son Billy, of
Pasadena, Calif., ripen t three days
last week visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bowen. While hero 1he
Lundys and the Bowens visited Crater
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Furnas of Mcdfcrd
were Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Hairy Ellis.
Medford visitors in Medford Mon
day were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pom
eroy of the Meadows. Mr. Keyser,
Mr. and Mrs. EII1?, Mr. Seegmiller,
from here.
The- small children of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Schulz of Sams Valley were
guests of their grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Frink, during the week
end of the Fourth.
Election of officers was held for
the Community Sunday school last
Sunday. Mrs. Ruth la superintend
ent, Mr. Lucas assistant superintend
ent and Mrs. Sanderson, secretary
and treasurer.
Mrs. Edna Boylcs and brother How
ard Williams, left last week for an
indefinite visit In the northern part
of the state and Washington. While
there they will visit their sister, Mrs,
Barrlck, and family In Portland . and,
Mrs. Harry Hinds and family In
Quirp, Wash.
Don Seegmiller and little daughter
Donna Marie, and Marie Seegmiller
of Medford w re d I nner guests a t
the home of Mrs- Nora Williams on
Wednesday.
A birthday party was given at the
.J. L. Frink home July 0 tn honor
of Emma Frink and LaWlima
Neighbors. Both young ladies were
thirteen this month. Those present
were Nelda and Doris Mann, Alta
Jennings, Joan Edler, of tills place,
A GIN
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Amy Sutton of Medford and friend
of Emma Prinks from Sams Val
ley. Mr. and Mrs. McFarland called on
Mrs. Nora Williams last Wednesday.
Pleasant Home club met at the
Edler home July 10. Mrs. Sater and
Miss Adams entertained the ladies
with several games and stunts,
among those given bring guessing
contests, the Versatile Family Smith,
birds, and several stunts were played
on those present. Members present
were Mesdamea Keyser. Stalling. Wil
liams, Martin, Neighbors, Grant.
Blschoff, Rush, Sater, Sanderson, and
Misses Elva Adams. Florence und
Louise Coulter. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. Miss Elva
Adams Next meeting will be at the
home or Mrs, James Martin August
14.
R. H. Seegmiller and Elmo Stalling
were Medford visitors Wednesday.
Ernest Sanderson found a gas bal
loon in the Sanderson pasture with
a tag attached to It advertising a
Grants Pass store.
James Martin and son Leo have
been catching quite a few nice fish
out of the river.
Ernest Sanderson Is spending the
week-end with his sister tfnd hus
band. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Martin
of Shady Brook dairy near Med
ford. .
Fern Valley
FERN VALLEY, July 12. (Spl.) i
Mr. Sandcn the mall man on this,
route has left on a month's vaca-1
tlon. He and his family will visit j
friends and relatives In North Da- j
kota.
Mrs. Helen Scott and two sons or
Bonanza were visitors at the R. Lytic
home the week of the fourth. Mrs.
Scott is Mr. Ly tie's sister.
Misses Mary and Alice Hensler
called on Helen and Lillian Kantor
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Marshall. Mrs. E. Beer and
Hubert Beer drove up to mining
property at the head of Big Apple
gat Wednesday where Ed Marshall
la employed to spend the day with
him.
Charles Stukel was seriously in
jured Wednesday when the horse
he was riding reared and fell back
on him. He was rounding up cattle
on the Dunn ranch.
Andrew Briner and son of Wag
ner creek were business callers In
the valley Tuesday. j
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Davis spent the
week-end at Diamond lake.
All the wheat growers of the
valley are busy harvesting their
wheat this week. Ivan Olsen is doing
the binding for them all.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hedges and
granddaughters. Patricia and Joyce
Marshall and T. R. Hughes spent
Sunday, evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Lytle.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Dewlt. former
residents of the valley, were in the
valley on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Bussey has received
word from her daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Lewis Bussey at Oil Fields, Calif..
that she has been ill due to chronic
mastoid. It may be necessary for an
operation and if so they will be un
able to come here on their vaca
tion, which la soon. Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Bussey' visit has been antici
pated by a good many friends here.
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"Look, Joe they don't need to tell ME that
this gin is simply swell STRAIGHT. Boy do I
KNOW. Why, I wouldn't drink MY Old Mr.
Boston Gin any other way for a million. Yeah, I
guess there are lots of folks who like gin mixed,
but I'm here to tell you that a gin you can drink
straight is its own best advertisement. It's got
to have a swell flavor all its own and Old
Mr. Boston HAS IT."
They are both accomplished radio
artist.
Dallas ReetW drove up B'.g Apple
gate to see Ed Marshall Sunday. He
was accompanied bv his brother-in-
I law. Mr. Murphy of Omaha. Neb..
who with Mrs. Murphy 1 visiting
relatives here.
Misses Wllma and Nellie Nipper
were guests of Miss Francis Benson
Tuesday afternoon.
Oak Grove
OAK GROVE. July 12 (Spl.)
Oak Grove Neighborhood club met
at the home of Mrs. w. 11. Roberta
July 9. There were nine members
present and one guest. Wanda Mae
Gasper, who is spending the summer
with her aunt, Mrs. Mincnr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Howard have
received word from Los Angeles tell
ing of the death ot their daughter.
Mrs. Ethel Kern. Mrs. Kern was born
In Ashland and went to school in
the Oak Grove district, where she
spent most of her life. Her brother.
Roy Howard, left Monday for Los
Angeles to attend the funera.
P. J. Anderson, manager of the
Kellogg Transfer Co. of Spokane, is
visiting his sister, Mrs, L. 8. Van
dever, here.
Dickie Saltmarsh who was badly
burned Monday morning la Improv
ing. Mr, and Mrs. F. H. Minear enter
tained with a lawn party the Fourtb
of July. The guest were Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Taylor of Marysvllle.
Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gasper
and daughter, Wanda Mae. Mr. ana
Mrs. William Euselo and two children
Geraldlne and Leonard and Mrs.
Minear of Coqullle, Ore., and Edgar
Eusele of Grenada, Calif,
Mr. and Mrs. Brewold and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Pulson enjoyed a
picnic at Jackson Hot Springs the
Fourth of July. Mr, Brewold left last
week for Klamath Falls, where he
has a position as lumber grader.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollls Pineo and
son, Munro. motored to Spokane
the Fourth of July to visit their
daughter. They returned the ninth.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Pennington spent
the week-end at Diamond lake.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lundy enter
tained with a lawn party Sunday
evening. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. S. D. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Eblnger and Lieutenant and
Mrs. Mattlson.
Mr. and Mrs. Abellng of Cash
mere, near Wenatchce, Wn., weje
visiting their uncle, C. O. Hansen,
last week. They left for their home
Wednesday, accompanied by Dorothy
Hansen, who will spend the summer
visiting In Cashmere.
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SARDINE CREEK HOME
GOLD HILL. July 12. iftp'..) Mrs.
Irene Moreland Is expected to arrive
within the next fortnight to take
po-wssion of the old Dow property
on the left forit of Sardine creen.
S-.f will be accompanied by her par
ents. wo will live with her.
The Dow property was acquired Inte
in 1933 by the C. L. Studwells. who
came here from New York City. They
made several Improvements. Includ
ing the erection of a caretaker's
house and spacious 10 -room loft home.
Before they completed their plan of
modernisation, however, they moved
to Seattle, and now they are resldlnp
In Kallspell. Mont. While here. Mr
Stud well served m sub-chairman of
Oregon's Diamond Jubilee mining
committee.
Last January, Mrs. Moreland came
here from Jasonvllle. Ind., In search
of property. In March she purchased
the Sardine creek property from the
Studwells. She then returned to Ja
sonvllle to dispose of realty holdings.
Recent floods in the midwest hnve
delayed her return to Oregon. She
and her parents will travel by motor
car. The property here comprises 160
acres, about 12 of which are cleared.
The lew; residence la considered a
showplaco of It kind and a model
of the house was exhibited last spring
at the Chamber of Commerce In Med
ford. Most of the work was done by
hand. The lotfa were all hand-hewn,
all the doors and window frames wore
made by hand, and the hardware,
fashioned like latches, was wrought
by a Gold Hill blacksmith. A unique
feature is that the partitions, as well
as the exterior, are logs. The house
was constructed by J. D. Bowdfsh
Medford builder.
lunch or dinner
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$2.75 per case
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OUR WINES
Our wines come from one of the oldest ud largest wine
ries In the I'nlted Ktate, nhnse reptitntlnn for quality
can not he questioned. It Is with sincere pride ne offer
niv-eglla nrns. nines at a prlre everyone can afford.
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To the first 250 purchas
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day, we will give one free
sample bottle of either dry
or sweet wine.
It la understood that Mrs. More
land will carry out the moderniza
tion plans started by the Stud wells.
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ROGUE RIVER, July 12 (Spl. 1
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week wo give special prices on case lots.
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1 gallon for $1.95
1 quart for .65
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We have a limited number of empty 1-5 gallon bottles, (quart
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1-5 Size Bottle 35c - Full Pint Flask 25c
Bulk Dry Wines
Finest Quality Zinfandol (Red)
95 per gallon
Finest Quality Reisling (White)
$1.25 per gallon
Those are our best quality dry
dinner wines
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211 East Main St. Pbone 429
Delivery service by messenger.
in charps of the business, has pur
chased the city property up the river
and Mr. Annls has moved onto It. It
Is rumored that a dredge will be built
there, also another dred:; l.i sup
posed to be in prospect down the
river, back of the Anderson eut
camp.
The dredpe which has bvri built by
California men or which H. C. Mitch
ell Is manager, has started operating
with one crew at present. It made
the first run Monday o this week.
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1 gallon for $1.65
Yi gallon for 85
1 quart for .45
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