TABLE ROCK
Dunsmuir Crash Kills Two
By R. E. NEALON
Xable Rock An auto trip to
tn Francisco ended in tragedy
Ttmn the car driven bv A. E
dPirch of this area collided with
Umber truck near Dunsmuir
jrriiay, April 12. Pisch and his
tfi'W-year-old daughter, Marjorie,
Tre killed.
Seriously injured were Mrs.
Vish and Ray Wyatt, proprietor
f the Table Rock store, passen-
m rs in the car. Wyatt is now in
the Sacred Heart 'hospital with
a fractured skull, broken arm
and other injuries. Mrs. Tisch is
being treated for injuries in the
Alt. Shasta hospital.
The Pisch family, although not
to very well known in the com
munity, were building a 12 room
home on the north slope of low
er Table Rock, and intended to
mve here after the completion
of the dwelling.
The Bert Pierce family were
bunday visitors with Mrs,
Pierce's uncle. Glen Pruitt and
family of Grants Pass. They
brought back some choice glad
ioli bulbs, Pruitt being a bulb
grower and propagator of new
varieties for many years. Some
of his exquisite creations bring
ing as much as $2,000 for a sin
gle bulb.
The lane running through the
Tuttle subdivision, established
some 25 years ago, has, during
the time since, been known by
different names. Bigham lane
and pumice lane seem to be the
most popular. Some called it
Pummey Lane and now the teen
aged daughter of the Brown's
who reside there, has dubbed it
Puny Lane.
Farmers in this area with
barns filled with unsold hay are
plowing up alfalfa fields to be
seeded to grain.
W. I. Sutherland of the Old
Stage road was a visitor here
Monday, doing some preliminary
work on mosquito control, and
getting some one in this area to
take charge, or see that some
matBer of control is started ui
time to head off another mosqui
to qsidemic like we had last year.
& evs account in a recent is
Ck of a San Jose paper telling
CEt Ore opening of Valley Fair,
as multi-million dollar shopping
center near that place, gives
tim Mine of a former local res
teat of this area, Dean Inglis
& Mat engineer for the project.
tev telephone directories
twre arrived here explaining the
t&v bailing system to come into
u April 28. We notice it still
BequireB more effort to get some
cn n your own line, than on
eU lines, and you have to
tfi.ib through the Medford di
AStory to find a Central Point
3her.
Sin fames Caery, and two
a&iWrem, and Mrs. Jack Good-
arid daughter, all of San
B, Calif., left for their homes
$ftwsday' after a weeks' visit
'witk the two women's parents,
&. end Mrs. S. W. Pleasant, and
(Kite relatives in this vicinity.
Xiag Susan Sikes, a San Jose
school teacher, was a visitor at
the J. S. Richardson home Wednesday.
The refreshment committee
for the community club meet
ing to be held Friday night,
April 26, request that each lady
bring one dozen cookies.
The construction of the Ernest
Smith house is going ahead on
schedule and will be finished
about June 1.
Orchard heating here this sea
son has caused less complaints
from housewives and fewer col
orations than usual, however,
our white tramp cat has a tattle
tale gray look since the last
smudgeing.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Edge
comb, and son Jerry, accompa
nied by Tom Butler, all of Su
sanville, Calif., and Mrs. Emma
Houston of Kanes creek were
visitors here Monday.
Hank Wilson, of Medford, was
recently through here, selling
tickets for the Roosevelt Me
morial dinner to be held in Med
ford April 27.
The death of Judge Rawles
Moore came as a surprise and
a sincere feeling of regret to lo
cal friends of the Moore family.
We have known Judge Moore
for many years, and valued his
friendship very highly. On sev
eral occasions we have visited
his court and observed his hand
ling of cases, sometimes show
ing leniency to younger offend
ers in turn for promises to hence
forth obey the laws. Although
a good friend of ours, we have
always felt that should we ever
come into his court with a guilty
plea, we would get the same pun
ishment as any one else.
Griffin Creek School
Schedules Concert
Griffin Creek school will hold
its annual spring concert in the
school gymnasium at 8 p.m. Wed
nesday, April 24.
The concert, under the direc
tion of Steve Whipple, will be on
a spring theme, with varied num
bers. The band and charuses will
perform and an instrumental
quarter and solos are on the pro
gram. There wil be no formal ed
mission charge, but a jar will
be placed at the door for dona
tions to the musical fund. The
school is trying to raise $100 to
purchase music for the coming
year.
Randolph Hugdahl, Medford
trombonist, will be guest performer.
Toothless Recruits
To Serve Trial Period
Bonn, Germany (U.R) The
West German Army has ruled
that toothless recruits must
serve a three-month trial period
before being issued a set of
false teeth.
If they want the set' of five
uppers and five lowers before
that they'll have to pay $47.95.
The defense ministry said the
ruling was to prevent toothless
men from volunteering for the
army, getting their choppers and
then quitting before becoming
full-fledged soldiers.
On The Side By E. V. Durling
(Distributed by King Feature! Syndicate, Inc.)
If ever two were one.
That two are we.
If ever man were loved by wife
'Tie thee.
If ever wife was happy In a man
Ti me:
Compare with me, ye other women
If you can.
Anna Bradstreet.
The most horrible form of
current city transportation is
the one-man bus. Do you know
how and why this atrocity was
imposed upon a long suffering
public? The drivers and conduc
tors of the two-men buses de
manded more pay. A compro
mise was effected. The conduc
tors were fired and with the
money thus saved the drivers
were given the raise asked for.
In some sections it takes one-
man buses 45 minutes to make
trips that trolley cars made in
25 minutes or less 50 years ago.
And this is what is constantly
referred to as a "Century of
Progress." ' .
Triplets '
Where can be found triplets
named Tom, Dick and Harry?
Who are probably the only tri
plets so named in this country?
Why, sir, they can be found
in Florida. They are Thomas,
Richard and Harry Breeze of
Eradenton, Florida. They are
13 years old. Their justly proud
papa is George Breeze.
Asking
Queries from clients. Q. What
do you say is the recipe for the
mixed drink called a "Pink
Lady"? A. The official recipe
for the concoction you refer
to is as follows: "One and one
half ounces dry gin, one-half
ounce apple jack. Four dashes
of grenadine and one egg white.
Shake well with ice and serve
in four-ounce wine glass. Q. Our
daughter was born at 12:59 on
Sept. 23. Is she Virgo or Libra?
According to Evangeline Adams
she is a Virgo. Females born
under that sign generally live
to a very ripe old age and
usually appear from 15 to 20
years younger than they really
are. Or, so say the stargazers.
Please Note
Are you fond of Roquefort
cheese? If so, beware of imita
tions. It cannot rightly be called
Roquefort unless it comes from
Roquefort-Soulzon, France. And
has been made with ewes milk
fermented in the Roquefort
caves.
Passing By
Robert Montgomery. Distin
guished and elegantly attired
disciple of Thespis. Also a con
scientious producer of television
plays and at one time a staff
consultant to the President of
the United States. Mr. Mont
gomery is a member of the New
York Racquet and Tennis Club.
In the entire history of this high
ly exclusive club only five actors
have been accepted for member
ship. The other four were: John
Drew,- Fred Astaire, Richard
Barthelmess and Elliott Nugent.
Short Sentence ,
The shortest sentence thus far
originated that includes all the
letters of the alphabet is the
typewriter test sentence: "Pack
my box with five dozen liquor
jugs." That sentence has 32 let
ters. If you can originate a short
er all alphabet sentence that
makes sense you may pride your
self on having a touch of genius.
Cooking
"So you say a cook can be
judged by how she prepares
vegetables or boils an egg,"
writes a Toledo subscriber. "My
good man, try to avoid showing
your ignorance. An egg is not
boiled but cooked. Therefore an
egg is either hard or soft cooked
not boiled."
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Bridge Designer Dies Of Heart Attack
Salem (U.R) Robert T. Stan
ley, 55, state highway depart
ment bridge designer and mem
ber of the Salem Planning and
Zoning commission, died in his
car here Friday night. Police
said he apparently had sufered
a heart attack.
Stanley had attended a ban
quet of the Professional Engin
eers of Oregon and was driving
home when the attack occurred.
Stanley was in charge of the
preliminary layout section of
the highway department bridge
division. He was a member of
the Oregon State Board of En
gineering Examiners. A gradu
ate of Oregon State college, he
had been with the highway de
partment for 25 years.
The organizer of the first U.S.
balloon corps was Thaddeus S.
C. Lowe, who served the Union
forces during the Civil War.
Sunday, April 21, 1957
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
County Officials
Visit in Klamath
Members of the Jackson
county court, County Engineer
Paul Rynning, Road Supervisor
Bill Watenburg and a Columbia
Equipment company representa
tive spent Thursday in Klam
ath Falls.
During the day they watched
two demonstrations of a road
side ditch clearing machine,
visited the Klamath county farm
and juvenile detention home and
met with the Klamath county
court.
The Klamath county court
asked advice of the Jackson
county court concerning appro
priations for porcupine control
bounty. The Jackson countv
group made comparisons be
tween the Klamath county farm
and the one here, and compared
the juvenile detention home
with the one under construc
tion here.
They observed that Klamath
county's problem of juvenile de
linquency involves more girls
than boys, the opposite of the
situation here. Plans are under
way for a new detention home
The group left Medford at 8
a.m. Thursday and returned at
7 p.m.
Hermiston (U.R Voters of
the Hermiston school district
Thursday rejected 510-407 a
$100,000 bond issue for, a 20r
room elementary school and ad
ditions to existing facilities.
Magazine Writer Stops
By Crater Lake Park
A Readers Digest staff writer
toured Crater Lake National
park two days last week in con
nection' with an article on na
tional parks, according to Tom
Williams, park superintendent.
The writer, Don Wharton, vis
ited Crater lake as one of six
national parks he will visit in
the country before writing the
article, Williams said.
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Fred Seaton Returns
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Washington (U.R) Secretary
of Interior Fred A. Seaton, who
recently underwent an operation
for an old back injury, returned
home from Walter Reed Army
hospital Friday night.
Seaton entered the hospital
March 7. His convalescence is
expected to last several weeks.
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