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MKDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE, "MEDFOKD, OREGON. TTTTJRSTUY. ATGFST T. W33. rAGE THREE Society and Clubs Mrs. Matthews Given Miscellaneous Shower. A miscellaneous shower was given July 26. at the home of Mrs. James F. Johnson of Shady Cove, In honor of Mrs. Verta Harper Mathews, ol Eagle Point; also a handkerchief re membrance for Mrs. Grant Mathews of Ban Diego. Cel.. who 1 spending the summer with her daughter. Mrs. Johnson. . Those present were Mcsdames San tlerson. Sater. Teague. Bor.n, and Mrs T. J. Boren; Peary, smith. Winn, tirebb, Harper, and Mrs. H. Harper; I nden Hill. Conover. Zlmmerlee, and Mrs. Caroline Johnson. Vella John on, Prlfhctt, Mathews, Coplnger and Shores; Mrs. V. Harper and Mrs. Grant Mathews, the Misses Lois and jessle Teague. and Virginia and Edna Smith and Carrie Zlmmerlee. Refreshments were served by tne hostess. Mrs. Johnson', assisted by Mrs. conover, and Mrs. Winn. A very pleasant afternoon was shared by an a treasure chest was filled lor , new home as a remembrance from the group to an old friend nd neighbor. Guests From South Spending Summer Here. Mr. and Mrs. McKee nk I ' Donald, of Santa Ana Cel.. where Mr Fa has been dean of the Junior college, are spending the sum mer vacation here with Mrs FU parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. C Best Mr. Flsk and family are leaving the nrst of September for the east and Mr. Fls '1 nt" Yale to " his Ph. D. degr. M.ss Margaret Morrison "tertaln d at the Helmroth apartment in ono'rof M, and Mra Pl J Sunday evening at a lovely dinner, Cors vere placed for eight. Miss Mary Parsons and Fiance Feted at Town flub. Miss Mary Parsons, daughter ol Mr and Mrs. Reginald H. Parson oF Seattle and Medford. and her nance. John Day. n of Judg, . and Mrs. Earl B. Day. were 'he honor Buests last evening at . dancing party given at the Town club. The event, one of a series which will honor the popular young couple prior to the wedding day. w n by Messrs. Edward Reames Rober Emmena, Robert Sleeter and Charles Invitations were extended to " couples. Miss Mary Kem To Spend Remainder Summer at Lake Miss Mary Kem left this morning by stage for Crater lake, where Bhe will spend tho remainder of the sum mer and will sing during the regular evening programs at Crater lake lodge. She is expected to return September 20. the close of the season In the national park. Miss Kem has had as a visitor In Medford during the past several days, Miss Martha Warren of Corvallis. who will remain until tho first of the week as a guest at the H. D. Kem home. Hal McNalrs Return From Vacation In East Mrs. Hal McNalr and son James, of Ashland, returned to southern Ore gon a few days ago from a six weeks' vacation In Kansas city. Mo. They were accompanied on the motor trip by Mrs. McNalr s sisters. Mrs. M. East man. Mrs. H. E. Hawkins and chil dren Betty and Bill, of southern Cali fornia. In Kansas City they were guests of J. T. Williams, grandfather of the ladles. During the return drive they visited numerous national parks and other places of Interest. Visitor From Honolulu Guest Here at Tohln Home. Guests In Medford this summer have Included many from tha soutn and east, and among the few who have arrived from farther point la Mrs. H. Wltrow of Honolulu, T. H.. who came this morning on the Shasta to be a guest during the en suing two months at the Ed Tobln home. 326 Alice street. Mrs. Wltrow hss been spending the past several weeks in San Francisco following her voyage from the Islands. Miss Barbara Kent iter Ends Visit In Medford. Miss Barbara Kentner left for her home In Santa Barbara yesterday arter a pleasant stay at the home of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. T. J Kenney. Before her departure eho enjoyed a week on the Oregon coast, going by way of Bend where she was the guest of Mrs. J. C. Van dervert. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Leave By Train for Northern Visit. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Owen, ac companied by Mrs. W. E. Fontaine, left Isst evening on the train 'or Portland and other cities In the north. Mrs. Owen and Mrs. Fontaine will spend the ensuing two or three weeks visiting. Mr. Owen expected to return at once. H Mrs. I. 1. Canfleld Gives Tea In Honor of Her Mother invitations were extended to 20 this afternoon for a delightful tea at the home of Mrs. I. D. Canfleld at Aioha ranch, who Is entertaining in hAnnr of her mother. Mrs. Albert Hoppln of Long Beach. Cal. Mrs. Hop pin has been a guest at Aloha ranch for the past two weeks. Annua! rlrnlc of liejree tf Honor Scheduled Sunday. The annual picnic of Degree of Honor lodge will be held at the Llthla park In Ashland Sunday. Au gust 4. All members and families are requested to meet at the Med ford city park at 10:30 a-m, and to bring service for each. al.so sand wiches and one covered dish. Misses Smith End Mslt BaOIss Home. The Misses Jant Wrsy and Patsy Smith returned to their home In Medford Monday following a week end visit in Hlit. Calif., where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bsyllss. Richmond B. HodRes Have Guests. Crater lke. Mrs. J. W. Fllegel and son and Mrs. H:-bart Price and son. all or Medford were house guests yester day of Mr. and Mrs. Richmond B Hoflces st their home st park hesd cusrteri in Crater Lake national Ft.-. H. Chandler Eeans Visiting In Bay city Word was received from San Fran cisco today that Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandler Egan. who left by motor re cently to spend a few weeks at their summer home st Pebble Beach, were guests In San Francisco Tuesday at The Cllft. Mrs. Emma Trowbridge Leaves on Mlchle.au Isit Mrs. Emma Trowbridge left Med ford by train this morning enroute to Escanaba, Mich., where she will be a visitor for an Indefinite length of time. While In the east she will be a guest of her daughter, Mrs. William Warmlngton. Guests From Roseliurg Spend Wednesday In city. Guests Wednesday In Medford in cluded Mesdames Britt. George Akers and Norman Kerr, all of Roseburg. who were visiting at the home -ol Mrs. R. O. Stephenson. Mrs. Endrls Vacationing Few Weeks on Northern Beach Mrs. Art Endrls left on the Oregon Ian last Saturday for Portland where she will Join her friends and motor to Seattle for a few weeks' vacation. SET BLISS FILE NO PROTEST ON SOVIET HELP COAST DOCK WAR MOSCOW. Aug. 1. An Appeal to worker to rise In arms against governments that "wage imperialistic" war was published by Pravda, com munist party organ, on Nhalf of the seventh communist Internationale to day as speakers hurled further accus ations against Germany, Japan and Italy. . . 'The Comintern (Internationale) calls on all toilers and friends of pence to form a united peoples front to be ready to change imperialistic war If It starts to civil war," the of ficial party organ asserted. The newspaper asserted that fuvist cannon are "already charged and the first shots of a new war may be heard any moment." The United Statea embassy, mean while, denied reports that a protest has been made to the soviet govern ment over developments at the com munist congress where an American delegate called for the Comintern's support in the event that Pacific coast longshoremen again go on strike. Ambassador William C. Bullitt was watching the congress carefully, it was said, but bas made no move in the nature of a protest. CORVALLIS. Ore.. Aug. 1. (UP) Corvallis believes it has some sort of a new record. Five couples who have been mar ried 50 years or more all live in tnc same city block. All came from the middle-west, but have lived in Ore gon for many years. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilt have been married 61 years. They came from Wyandotte county. Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stelnman. married 52 years, are from Bloomingdale, Mich. For 51 years Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lance, Penn more. Wis., have been man and wife. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. McFarland. Lucas county. Iowa, married 50 years, and Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Cramer. South Dakotans, are the other golden-weds. Slick Trick Puts 2 Youths In Cell SAN RAFAEL. Calif,. Aug. 1. (AP) The locomotive puffed and the driving wheels spun but the Eureka Expieoa just kept going the wrong way rapidly. Investigation by puzzled Northwest ern Pacific Railroad company train men revealed grease along 100 feet of rail at the top of the grade near Puerto Suello tunnel, outside San Ra fael. The prank landed two San Rafael youths In the Marin county Jail. Sams Valley SAMS VALLEY. Aug. 1. (Spl.) The Sams Valley Extension Unit held a meeting at the school house on Thursday evening and planned their program for the coming year after en- Joying recreation conducted by Mrs. Mack Refreshment were served to twenty-ftve. Sams Valley Grangers who attended the Jackson County Pomona meeting at Phoenix Saturday were S. S. Ab bott. Mrs. O. T. Wilson. Mrs. J. L. Frink. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McDonough. Mrs Rose Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Nealon. 3etty Wilson, Mrs. Harry Tonn, Morris Prink and Mrs. Steven Wilson. Harold Straus la up from his home at Richmond. Calif., visiting his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Straus. The officers of the Sams Valley Grange desire that all members be on time Saturday night, when but & short session will be held after which the Grangers will go for a river party. Ladies with freezers are asked to bring ice cream and those who have not. bring a cake. Each family Is requested to bring lta own service. Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Eetrhome returned to their home tn Honolulu after visiting at the home of Mrs. Ecehome's uncle, Ellis Garrett. The Eeghome's have spent several months in the United States visiting the states of Florida, Texas. New Mexico, Colorado. Arizona. California and Orepon. Mr. Ecshome liked this lo cality better than anything he had visited and expects to locate here as isoon a a he disposes of his Honolulu business. The Holcomb mineral aprinsrs has been a popular resort this summer with distant Oregon people as well as many from California. Mr. Hol comb states that in spite of the fact that California has highly advertised mineral Fprtngs. he always has plenty of Californlans in his cabins throughout the year. Luther Wilson, who has been In capacitated for some 1 1 me with an injured leg. returned to Gallce Sun day, where he is employed in a saw mill. Mr. J. J Dale of Drain visited last week with Mrs. Glenn Spurlln. Friends of John Day are pleased to learn of his recent bethrothal to Miss Man, Parsons of Seattle, and well known in MedTord. John, the son of Judge and Mrs. E. B. Day, is a recent graduate of the Orezon university and well thought of in this district where he was a former high school student. Thirty members of the community attended the Sams Valley Grange picnic at McCloud Sunday. The pic nic was held at the spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Glass where members of the McCloud Grange also assembled After a bounteous basket dinner, swimming and horseshoe pitching were enjoyed. Everyone vot ed Mr. and Mrs. Glass fine hostesses. House guests at the Glenn Spurlin home this week are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Winters and family of Denver. Colo. Mrs. Winters is a sister of Mrs. Spurlin and recently spent a week visiting a brother at The Dalles. Miss Flossie Case was married to Lester Arnold In Medford Saturday evening. Both young people are well known here, the bride being & grad uate of the Sams Valley high school class of '32. where she was quite pop ular as the school poetess. I Mrs John Pefley Is entertaining ! this week her sister, Mrs. G. O. Young, j and husband, from Wenatchee. Wn. j Threahlng Is m full progress this I week and the grain yield is reported as being considerably below the average. Mr. and Mrs. Roy DeJarnott and children, accompanied by Miss lots Pefley. all of Los Angeles, called Tuesday on Mr. and Mrs. John Pefley. Miss Lois and Mr. DeJarnett are cousins of Mr. Pefley and with other members of the party are enjoying an outing at Casey a camp Ose Mall Tritmne want arts. SHEEP PARASITE L CORVALLIS. Ore., Aug. l.-vD A campaign to control internal para sites of sheep, particularly liver flukes, will fc launched at once in western Oregon undor a ,i0,000 PWA allotment, it was announced todiy by Dr. Robert Jay, federal veterin arian at the Oregon Stat college ex periment station. During the noxt two and a half months men from relief rolls will carry out control work in pasturca. following procedures originally work ed out by members of the Oregon State college station staff. Control consists of eliminating swampy areas where possible, or treating them with chemlcnl to de stroy the snul which acts a elter nate carrier or "host" for the flukes. The campaign is nation-wide. Flukes are a major ppst of the live stock Industry of western Oregon, It was pointed out. JJelicatc Jhe flavor lasts Schilling' a nil la PURE HIGH HAT THE HUMIDITY! CLEAR HEADS COOL OFF WITH CALVERT! Captain R. Stuart Murray, famous ex 'plorer, takes Calvert into humid jungles to cheat heat! . . . Scientific evidence, tropical experience, prove Calvert cools! HIGH hit the humidityl How? As Captain R. Stuart Murray will, in tropic British Guiana! With refrigerating CALVERTI Below the Equitor, for cooling off, whiskey is a 3-to-l favorite. Ecuador prefers it 7-to-l I Colom bia, 23-to-l! And Science upholds the experience of tropical countries! Says CALVERT "allows a rapid lowering of temperature." So call for CALVERT ... the best of the better blends! Enjoyed in gentlemanly moderation, CALVERT leaves you cool tonight, collected to morrow! Use good judgment . . . buy better whiskey ... call for CALVERTI H Ilka thli? But I m't II S H h.otina?" H l?iwniiiijiimuMw.ii mI "Shr tupsrttltlonl Mm In th tropic, know whlikey I, cool ing. My favorltt ll CALVERTI AT STATE STORES QUARTS 2.SS (Cod No. 269A) PINTS M.30 (Cod. No. 269C) tUwx Aw i I TRY CALVERT'S J "POLAR BEAR FIX Jf ,. l . V Simph to Make! Easy to Tkt naif mi hlffhhtll rlui with ihtv4 lct. NptI. pour In I wlnrtftm of A!,VKUT. Then rtl I Une I Hpoonrul of powflernl wfr dissolved In it littlo water. Now, pour o tha luire of H lemon. 8tlr ftnd decorat mui fruit la ftCAioa. tut., Writ for CALVTRTTi K F F I "Oulito to I 'ftollni tic I l fc fc WMtttflc Lnai.n Throtn'ioul 13 yftrs In tfi hot. strain trie tropic l'vr rint:tTl mrn who ivimw h.iw lo IK wr cull lor wM'k-y ty tut the mont eiMilitiB, rift tu rtrinh. I'm tk- mnntrti tMlttloo in the QuImm Juaiica tliu year. rV. Ine. iMMUIerv: H"lnv. Mil. Ui ccutlvaOmoes: Chrysler BlcJg.. N. V. CLEARHEADSdCalvcrt AFTER THAT SWIM i Meteorological Report August 1. 1935. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Friday: warmer Friday. -1 Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday; warmer east portion tonight, and In interior Friday; Local Data, Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 89: lowest, 54. Total monthly precipitation, none. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1934, 16.17 inches. ,T Deficiency for the season, 1.6V Inches. Relative humidity at 5 p.m. yes terday, 29 per cent; S a.m. today. 82 per cent. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 5:02 a.m. Sun- ' set. 7:29 p.m. Ohservattnns Taken fit 5 A.M., 10 Meridian Time BolM 86 60 T Clear Boston - 86 68 Clear Chicago 90 78 .06 Cloudj Denver 88 .... Eureka 62 50 Clear Helena 84 56 P.Cdy Los Anceles 82 58 Cloudy MEDFORD 78 50 Clear New York 82 72 Clear ' Omaha 100 82 T Cloudy i Phoenix 102 82 P.Cdy' Portland 66 60 .02 Cloudy j Reno - 84 48 Clear Roseburg 74 60 Clear Salt Lake 94 66 .02 Clear ! San Francisco .. 66 54 Clear j Seattle 64 68 .01 Cloudy Spokane 72 50 T P.Cdy. Walla Walla .... 74 54 .02 Cloudy Washington, D.C. 92 74 .01 Cloudy Ose Mall Tribune ant ada. 'AAA Is Valid' Federal Judge John O. Martir (above) gave an oral decision de ;tarina oroeessina tflxea leoal under i the welfare rlause of the conttltu ' tton. Martin, a recent tud'oal ap ooir,tee, it president of the South I irn Baseball association. (Also- 3 m ucrun. fyumA. 5 iicJm Stiik x f COSH, AFTER A SWIM Xjll LIKE THAT THERES ONLY 7 ONE THING I WANT f W' A 1 ...a lucky. J mm j nnPlj;n . j after that swim, n -hnfl0 VNs. V, I M YOUR BEST FRIEND, X r njf ) W I AM YOUR LUCKY STRIKE. -" - - '''-. , rL. iwm imrr .. -...- IT'S THE TOBACCO THAT COUNTS There are no finer tobaccos than those used in Luckies rrrriM !" Ti in!". Tli trnnw.
