Medford mail tribune., April 29, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PA13E SIX
5EDTroin mm tribune, srEDFonT), otjkcion. Monday, 'aprtl 20, 1012,
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BLUE LEDGE MINE FORM NEW CLUB
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A "Hluo Lodgo" Hub is the latest
subsidiary organization of the llnguc
Ifivor Valley I'nivcr.MtV club, i'ol
lowing an excursion to tho mine of
twelve members of the Inttcr organi
zation Saturday. Dr. J. P. lteddy is
the president of the organization,
Lincoln MeCoroinrok vice president,
Stanton Griffis, secretary and V. M.
Colvig, lecturer. The object of the
organization will be to further in
every detail possible the development
of the Blue Ledge- mine through the
construction of a railroad from Mcd
fnrd to .loo Bar. The twelve mem
bers of tho new club are enthusiastic
boosters for the proposed railroad
following their inspection of the
mine. The members arc: Dr. J. P.
Ifeddy, Lincoln McCormack, W. M.
Oolvig, John Hall McKay, E. W.
Huntley, A. Conro Piero, A. S. V. nnd
Leonard Carpenter, 1'. S. Steenstrup,
Oeorgc Kramer, Stauton Griffis and
Harry Hicks.
The. party left Medford Saturday
nfternoon in automobiles and arrived
without mishap tit the Blue Ledse
that evening where they were admir
ably entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
Carnahan. Early Sunday morning
exploring the several tunnels, regret
ting n lack of time which forced
them to return Sunday to Med foul.
The largo amount of development
work was n surprise to the party and
while each member of the party was
a layman only, it was readily seen
what a boon the bnitdiui; of a road
to Joe Bar from this city would
prove. Although it rained constant
ly while the iwirty was at the mine,
it did not dampen their ardor or keep
them from as full an exploration of
the various workings as time would
permit.
Superintendent Carunhnir of the
Bins Ledge took the party through
tho mine and spared no effort to ex
plain every matter of interest. The
comparatively small number in the
party made it possible to cover many
of the tunnels nud a very fair com
prehension of the huge amount of
work done was uaiued. Dr. J. V.
I teddy on Saturda evening gave the
party 21 history of tho mine and
loiutcd out the benefits which would
accrue to Medford following the con
struction of a railrond to Joe Bar.
Tho Blue Ledge club has pledg"d
each of its members to work in every
they climber from tho camp to the j way possible for the construction of
mine and spent three or four hours j the mad.
Our Correspondents
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JACKSONVILLE
Mrs. Charles Delln and Miss Agnes
Broad were visiting friends and rela
t Ives.
Attorneys D. E. Armond ami Mears
of Medford wero in town on profes
sional business Thursday.
George W. Trefren, tho Aaliiand
attorney, was a business caller this
week at the court house.
Judge Noll has returned from a
week's visit with bis son at Derby.
Attorney A. C. Hough of Grants
Pass was transacting business at the
court bouse ono day thlB week.
Mrs. Walter Kentner and daughter
and Miss Frances Kenny returned to
Medford Monday after spending the
week's end at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Malone wero the
guests of tho latter's sister. Mrs.
l'red Fick, several days this week.
Mrs. Will Warner of Medford was
the guest of Miss Leila Prim one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Magele of Portland
were in town this week attending
the funeral of the late W. C. KItlo.
Mrs. Will Deane of Eugene, Wal
ter Kltlo of San Diego and Will KItlo
of Butte, Mont., arrived the first of
the week, being summoned by tho
death of their father, W. C. KItlo.
Mrs. John Dunnington entertained
the 500 club on Wednesday of this
week. Mr. and Mrs. S. Whltlngton
wero guests besides the club members.
EDEN PRECINCIT
4
Fairfield county, Ohio, has adopt
cd a very novel method in raising
money for tho lvpaitiug uf its high
ways. On cither side of the rwml at
intervals of 120 feet they have plant
ed pear trees, the fruit from which is
to be sold and tin returns devoted to
improving the roads. This method
will produce f.i00 nuuually if the
returns from each tree per annum
is only . I. Hero is the plan as out
lined in a Bremen, 0., newspaper:
Itoad supervisors in this part of
Fairfield county are getting ready
to do their spring spraying.
No, thev are not spraying the
roads. They arc spraying the fruit
trees, hitherto cared for by the late
Dr. F. P. Strnyer, who started many
things in the interest of the public,
but his foremost motto was
"Good roads."
And the second line was like unto
it
"Pears for repairs."
Lining the turnpike for l." miles
lin Ifcushcroek '-township are young
pear trees, nil of selected stock, care
fully trimmed and sprayed. Last
fall they bore their first fruit, M."
splendid quality and commanding
ready sale at fancy prices, all of
which went into the township road
repair fund. Prom his deathbed. Dr.
Strayer directed the work and urged
AUTO WRECK IS
NNHM.Y mm
Only the fact that the occupants
of an automobile which was closely
following Dr. J. p. KciUly's car on
hit return from Blue Ledge Sunday
evening, noticed that one of the rear
wheels was working loose, and they
were able It) warn the occupants of
the doctor's car of the impending
danger, averted wlm might have been
a verv serious accident. As it was
the car had nearly stopped before
the wheel left the car enliiely, the
jolt of the stop heiu comparatively
slight.
Tho accident occuried near the
Grove sehoolhouso on the Jackson
ville mad. Goorgu Kramer noticed
the wheel leaving Dr. Kcddy's car
and called to them to stop. They did,
just in time. In the cur at the time
was Dr. lteddv, Lincoln MeConnnek,
John Hall McKay, P. V. Huntley nnd
F.d. ltedd.v.
that it should not be neglected when
he was gone. IL died Inst Oct. 'JO.
Allowing only 1 wmth of pears :o
a tree and a tree cverv 10 feet. Dr.
Strnycr's pear trees will yield .f."ilU)
per mile for year repairs.
TO CUBE A OOZ.O XV OKI DAT
Tnko f.AXATIVB IHIIOMO Qulnlna Tab-
lata. DruKKlatn rufuntl moiioy If It foil
to euro. K. W. CmoVir3 Ictiaturo l
nn each box. ISo.
New faics,
.Maggie lleaglo vs. City of Ashland.
Action for personal damages. Geo.
W, Trefren, attorney for plaintiff.
California and Oregon Power com
pany vs. Opp. Mining company, Suit
to foreclose Hen. A. ( Hough, at
torney for plulntirr.
Marlon Tryer vs. lleuj, W. Sheldon
nnd Joshua Patterson. Suit to foio
close mccbanlc'H Hen, George W,
Trefren, attorney for plaintiff.
Indigestion
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Slecplcssncvs,
You know that most of the ail
ments above come from an out of
order stomach.
When your food reaches tho stom
ach It should digest and furnish nu
tritious matter to tho blood.
If It doesn't digest, but lays
heavily on your stomach, It him
started to ferment.
When It ferments It sets looso In
tho stomach poisonous gases which
Irritate tho great pncumogastrlc
nervo that leads directly from tho
brain to tho stomach.
That Irritation causes heartburn,
dlzxlucss, night sweats, nervousness
and other ailments.
Ml-O-NA Is guaranteed to end all
stomach misery, or money back. r0
rents at (,'luis. Strang's and druggists
everywhere.
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Our wagons deliver to all
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CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
i
Mr. Henderson of Portland is vis
iting bis cousin, Postmaster Guy E.
Tex, for a few days.
Nell McGIIvery left Saturday
morning for Reubens on a business
trip.
Mrs. II. E. Bedford and children
spent the week end in Itoguo river.
SI Charles Clark left Sunday for
Hulsey, Ore., to visit his father, M.
M. Clark, who Is critically III, in that
town.
Fred Burrows spent Sunday In
Ashland.
B. V. Peart and A. E. Lo Pontc
spent Sunday In Ray Gold.
Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Volker of
Grants Pass spent Sunday here with
Miss Mary C. Mee and Mrs. Emma
llcbb.
Mrs. James Grlevo and son, of
Prospect, spent the first of this week
with relatives here.
Louis Pankcy accompanied by his
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. O,
Pankey Sr., loft for his Klamath
county ranch a few days ago.
John Williams Jr., who has been
connected with J. E. noswoll's bar
ber shop for some time, left for
Hornbrook, Cal., Sunday afternoop
to remain for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ucrlln, Claude
White, Glenn Owens, Clarenco Pan
key, Mr. Wobor, Roy Cochran, Luke
Peart, William Martlno, J. V. Huy,
George lugrams spont Sunday after
noon In Medford,
William Mayflold spent Friday
morning in PhoeuH.
D. C. Grim spent Friday In Jack
sonville. Mr. und Mrs. J, If. Downing and
Mrs. J. 15, Doawoll nud children ar
rived horo Thursday ovoulng, whero
thoy will remnin.
Mr, and Mrs. Lee Watklns, Mrs,
W. 13. Prlco, Mrs. W, H. Furgorson,
Miss M. Watklns, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Ams, Mrs. H, T, Pnnkoy, Miss Edith
Stono, Mrs. P. J, Hlckon, Lon Will
iams, W, R. Hyrum nnd Mr.,Ncalon
were among tho pcoplo of tho vicin
ity tbut attended the I. O. O. F, and
George A. Morse of West Talent
was In Pnoquix Friday.
Robert Orr of Phoenix has sold
his house aud lot thero and has
rented L. A. Rose's house below
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Tederico of West
Phoenix were In Medford Thursday.
Jay Terrlll of Talent came down
td C. Carey's Wednesday to engage
tomato plants.
Mr. Vandorphy was in North Tal
ent Thursday.
Photographs of the fine homes In
North Talent were taken Thursday
for advertising purposes.
Mrs. G. C. McClaln spent Tuesday
in Talent visiting friends.
Mrs. Rebecca Mooro of Phoenix
was calling on Mrs. C. Carey, .Mrs.
Joo Rader and Mrs. A. S. Furry
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roberts and
I daughter. Miss Lulia, went to Ash
land Friday to attend the Odd Fel
lows convention.
J. W. Peart of Sunny Cliff orchard
was at C. Carey's Friday after veg
etable plants.
.Mrs. W. R. Coleman spent Thurs
day and Friday in Phoenix.
A. S. Furry Is having his water
tank moved down to the house as he
finds that his well at the house can
not be pumped dry with a small
gasoline engine.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes of
valley spent Friday In Ashland. Miss
Olle Hughes came home with them
to visit a few days with friends In
Phoenix and Ferns valley.
Ferns
Rebekah convention at Ashland Fri
day. Mrs. J. H. Klncaid, Miss Mary
Amee, Miss Sara Bebb, Rev. H. N.
Aldrlch. Will Hathaway, A. E. Le
Porte, Ed Briscoe, H. E. Twllla, A.
W. Moon, J. W. Jacobs, J. W. Myers
wero tho Central Point people that
spent Friday In Medford.
Tho Ladles' Aid of tho Christian
church will give a chicken supper
in tho children's building tonight
(Saturday). Ail are cordially in
vited to attend.
Little Edmund Aldrlch met with
a very painful accident Friday even
ing, which came very near beiiig
very serious.
When His Voice Changed
"My 1G year old son," says Mrs.
I. C. Sherman, whoso homo is in
Brooklyn, "caught a bad cold Just
when bin volco was changlug and
could not get rid of it for about a
year. Vlnol was tho only medicine
that did him any good and it was
Just what ho needed to drive his
cough away and build up his
btrongth."
If ho had taken Vinol sooner, ho
would have been spared a whole lot
of annoyance and suffering.
uiujiuimiH cougu is simply 'i!
sign or bodily weakness. When you
build up tho bodily strength and en
rich tho blood with Vlnol, our deli
clous cod liver and iron preparation
without oil, tho cough Is bound to
disappear.
It is really tho only nutural nnd
right way to get rid of theso bron
chial coughs that hang on so long.
In all weakened and run down,
conditions of tho body, whether in
men, women or children, Vinol Is
oxuetly what Is nedod to bring back
strongth. Wo guuranto to glvo back
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you. Medford Pharmacy, Medford,
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will bo by number only, thus avoiding any
publicity to your name. All voU'K received will
at onco be entered In a voting register, and
Immediately after the close of tho contest the
winner will be announced and tho prize
awarded.
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person who will accumulate the greatest num
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eyery contestant to ask their friends and
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Then tho contestant who gets tho greatest
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3. Standing of contestants' numbers published 2d and
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15th of each month.
5. Votes must not be written on,
6. Color of certificates will bo changed monthly and
must bo recorded monthly to count.
7. Votes are transferable before recording.
8. Contestants will not be permitted to solicit votes
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Contest Opens May 1, 1912
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