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NEWS FROM
COUNTRY
CORRESPONDENTS
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
Hy A. C Howlctt. ,
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PHOENIX PARAGRAPHS
When 1 wrote InM Hnttmlny 1 wni
cxiicoUnjj to stnrt nwny Sunday
innrniiiKf lo '"-' Keno ",rco or mr
diiyn, Imt unforsfcn events nuvil
me to clwnjrc my plans. Wc thnt
j, Hrv. M. C DnvN nml iii.v-ell
Iiifd )liiniiPil to pmcnm n tnm in
Snin Vnllc" nml o to Trail nml Klk
otrck, nml while ho would pay pnr
tii'iilnr nttention to the tntew-t ol'
the church, 1 would enmlrine thnl
work with my intercut in connevtion
with the Mi'dford Mnil Tribune and
look after thnt fome. As it wn, we
started Sunday morning on the P. &
K. train for Apntc station, and wn
met hy D. W. Heehy with his auto
and taken In his 1ioum and trom
there to the AruIo vehoolhouse, where
Kcv. Dnvis jireaeheil. After attend
ing Sunday .sehool and in the even
ing took us to Table Rock, where 1
ptenehed. While at Agate- we had
the pleasure of visiting at the home
of I'rofe-xor 11. F. Itibert. the prin
cipal of the school. He has a- hi"
n'.islants his niece. Mi-s Meyers!,
who has elmrpe of the primary, and
jliss Karhart, who tenciits the inter
mediate department. They have
seven pupils in the high school grade
and thev are tcaehintr n very inter
esting sehool.
Saturday evening, after I hud
mailed my letter to the Mail Tribune
W. II. Crandall came In for supper,
and while litre paid me for two
months' subscription to the daily
Mnil Tribune.
John Conovcr and family spent
Saturday 'night with ns, and Sumlnv
Mrs. Howlctt had Cart von tier Ilel-
len and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fret!
It. Ilcntli ami son, Fred. Fred
taking practical lessons in ciwl en
ginecring on the Paeifio highway.
Dr. Holt and family were also
gucst.q of Mrs. Howlctt Sundny for
dinner.
K. S. Ilitzter of Jedford enme out
Monday to do some grafting nml
pruning for I- K. Hank, and when he
came in for Mippcr Tue-day night lie
brought in two graft that he put in
Inst spring in an apple tree for Mr.
Hnuk that measures seven feet and
n half of an inch. That hovs what
Untie creek soil will do in that line.
Mrs. Q. A. Kan-trom of Anncorto,
WVish.t a sister of Miss Georgia
Myers, who is here nursing Mr. nud
Mrs. Mcssnl'.t little boy who was op
erated on some two weeks ngo for
appendicitis, was here visiting her
sister last .Monday.
C. A. Garth, who bought the old
Abger place from Mr. Hitchcock,
came out on the car Monday and
went on over to )im place.
Mrs. William von der Ilellen, who
has been in Portland with her daugh
ter for medical treatment, returned
lnt Monday.
II. I). Corliss and wife, father and
mother of F. M. Corliss, who is the
foreman on the Alnvistn orchard,
came out from Iowa to visit their
children und grnudrhildrcn lust week
Last Tuesday morning Messrs
John Grcb, McQuoid, Itev. M. C. Da
vis und Itube Johnson and Mrs. F. M.
Slcwnrt took the train for Medford
Mr. Gorman, who has been with his
wife's brother-in-law, J. S. Qjaekcn
bushrr, on the Corbin orchard, has
taken chnrgo of the Lnidlaw orchard
and Mr. Duncan, who lias had charge
of the orchard, will go to ltogue
Hiver to take charge of a dairy farm,
I am glad to be able to announce
that I lurry Lewis, the little boy thnt
wih operated on sonic time ago for
appendicitis, is able to he around
town again.
J. G. Miller, representing the
Southern Oregon Ilroom Manufactur
ing company of Ashland, was here
Tuesday for dinner nnit reports that
ho has contracted for 130 acres of
broom corn to be planted this spring.
Charles Edler of Lake creel; was
here Tuesday.
Geoige S. Downing and wife of
Montana are here visiting his cou
sin, 0. E. Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Knigh
ton mndo a trip in an auto to Talent
oiil back last Saturday.
F. G. Will of Albany, a cousin ol
K. S. Wolfcr, came in Tuesday and
took n room at the Sunn.vside. He
vnnted to bee the country and gather
some agate stones to take home. He
1H in the jewcliy business.
Mrs. Mury linker of Hutto Fulls.
wis with us Tuesday night and went
to Medford Wednesday morniiig.
A. L. C'usiek of Mcdfoid name out
on his wheel Wednesday. He is so
liciling for the enlargement of photos,
Clin lies Kliuglo ami John Terrell
of Luku Creek were hero Wednesday
uud took out each a barrel of spiny
ilui.l.
William Xcustroin of Lake Creek
was hero Wednesday.
Clarence Cox was also here the
paiiut (line. He has been up on Salt
creek isiting his sister, Mrs. Gus
KrhuU,
K. Coleman Is building a barn on
his farm ncroRs the river.
V.. J. White of Medfont was a
business caller Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. White has recently opened a
wholesale Ico cream manufacturing
establishment In Medford.
The little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Vance, set her clothing on fire
while plnjlnp with a match lint Tun
day, Mrs. Owtnga was the first to
reach the child where she wng play
lug In the jiml, and beat the flames
out with her hands. The child es
caped with a slight burn on the side
of her face but Mrs. Owlngs hnnds
were badly burned.
The Presbyterian Ladles' AM
elected offices Wednesday afternoon
and In the evening gave a supper to
which the members and adherents
of the church were Invited.
Phoonlx has the distinction of be
ing the home of the flrs-l Jackson
county woman candidate for legisla
tive honors, Miss Marlon H. Townc.
.Miss Towne has not yet formally an
nounced her platform, but wilt give
special attention to educational ques
tions, Is In favor of the Ashland Nor
mal and If elected will do her part i
helping to secure for the people an
economical administration of the
stato's governmental affairs.
n snrpnse Mondav afternoon, the
nl fair being a fniewell. ns Mr. uud
Mrs. KeNoe cpeet to leave Tor Gold
Hill Mou, where thev will locate.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. K.
church aie making iireparntions for
an Easter sale. At this ulo there
will he on sale aprons,, sunhoiinots,
fancy work .ind various other things.
Mr. Dean of WilKuv Springs was
shopping here Saturday.
Airs. Kibble is here fiotn the east
visiting her daughter, Mr. Eiin
Clark.
Mi. Cat on and family of ltueli me
here spending the time with relative-,
and friends.
Mr. Kjle nud sen. Elmer, nii
spending this week with relatives and
friends at Lebanon.
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Lee Vincent has purchased a team
of horses.
Farm and orchard work are on in
full blast. Every available man ami
team is pressed into sen ice.
.1. I). Samuels intends to have all
the buildings nt the Modoc orchard
rcpmiittd und papered in the neur
future.
Earl Tame has m-ccplcd n position
with the Commercial Orchard com
nauv near Med forth
Mr. Miller of Ashland, the bloom
corn man, w.w in this uciuitv lust
week Ir.Miig to gel launeis id plum
hrouui com, Several signed up.
!'. II. Ilnitptmaii, our genial met
eliunl, icpoits n gient change u
business foe the bettor.
The N'ecdlceraft club met Tuedu.
evening nl the home of Mis Matte
Xenlon.
S, C. Collins is constructing a fine
tenuis court which will help keep the
hovs on the Pnrni.
.Mrs. Payne spent the week cud
with home folks in the Evans Cicek
country.
Orolmrdists going through their
trees icpoit that less t linn oO pel
cent of the bliiiht infested lice weie
tagged b. the itiK,t'tiu-.
Mr. Seiibrook has donated the use
of some of his html to the Table
Itoek Tennis eliili fur n eoutt.
Jimhcs 1!com loaded a ear with
haled lutv last week.
Stnutev Lvdiaid is linviiiir much
success with his war on the gophers.
People should not trv to visit or
Kossip over the telephone lines nt this
busy time.
Clarke Collins nud two hot com-
imnious hapiiicd to hnve nu ncci.
lent Mouduv night that almost prov
ed serious. While ithsmiiw the1
bridge near ihe Messenger laiichl
their horse liecauie ftightiid it a
title ol'i-cuinit illtil bolted, turn ii t't
bu.'gx bottom sule up nml spi I ig the ,
uotsnit in Ilii ircik. ltirrui ihi.'
lor some distance tin lini-e hei anie
i lied of di'iiguiug (he buugv um
i slopped Hint united until the hnv
caught up, wht li thev tighttd Ihe
hugg.v, mude ever.vlhng scenic uiid
enme on home without tuitlici nu
hap.
CITY FLYLESS BY 1915
SAY LOCAL FLY FIGHTERS
Arrangements ate betiiK made for
an uggrcxtdvo nutl-fly campaign con
ducted through the co-opeiatlon '
the Commercial club, the (iieater
Medford club and the city nchools
Sttpt. I'. S, Collins has taken an'
.active lutctcal lit the work, has had
fl.v tteltt mndo after (ho .IohIkh of
Professor Hodge, and the iiiaiiunl
training department will have a
number of fly ttaps completed In a
few dat it.
Itealixlug the Importance of i
cleaner nml more beautiful Medford
the Commercial club will aid lu the
uioteineitl by offering prltes to Hie
school children for fly killing and
member of the cities section of tip
('renter Medford club plnn making a
fly survey of the city show nig Ju
where the breeding placox for file
are.
Every effort will lie made to make
Medford as far its possible a f I) less
city by l!Ui
With Medford ttnft-H Mi-d'ord tnadn
ww. iiuljm iiwiw f JwMwggwroniwisua
EDEN PRECINCT
Wm. Pacard or Talent was a Med
ford business visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Llxxlc Knighton and son Les
ter were at the county seat Wednes
day. Mrs. W. S. Stancllffe was trading
In the hub city Wednesday.
A. S. Furry was in Medford on
Wednesday.
C. Carey wag in Jacksonville
Thursday paying taxes.
Mrs. Ollle Woltcrs and son Chester
were at the county seat Tuesday from
Talent.
Jay Terrill of Talent has the a
sessment roll and Is assessing the
property owners of Eden precinct.
Much excitement prevails along
Bear creek, between Talent and
Phoenix, over the flattering prospects
of gold found In tho creek bed Im
portant development arc looked for
ward to.
If some of those persons who live
In the frozen eastern states could
seo tho field of garden peas now In
bloom near Talent, they would hard
ly believe their own eyes. Tho field
belongs to T. F. Smyth and Is grown
"between his young trees, and may be
seen from the highway.
Talent cannery Is securing largo
acreage to bo planted to vegetables
for their season's run.
Thoro who expect to plant acreage
lu tomatoes for tho new cannery at
Medford, will dowull to communicate
f with C. Carey as early as possible In
order to be sure of transplanted
plants,
Warning!
Nobody allowed on this earth except regularly
certified smokers of STAG.
The best outdoor tobacco Tho best Indoor tobacco
because it holds ajj its good- because of its fresh and doli
ness in tho open air. clous fragrance.
Convenient Packages: Ts HjaJ; hh.s.
S-Ctftt Tin, th futl.Sn iQ.Ctnt Tin. U PoJ iJ Hilf.
Posnd Tin HumiJott inJ lh HoumJ Glut HvmxJor
I CENTRAL POINT POINTERS. I
Mr. and Mrs. John Coffits lett for
California Monday, where they will
visit her son. They will then return
here and spend a few days witlj
friends, after which they will leave
for the east, where they expect to
locate.
Mrs. Chailes Duntcn and Mr.
Toomey, who aro now residing at
Medford, spent the first of the week
here.
About twenty of the Indies of the
W. It. C. tendered Mrs. Tom Kclsoe
H Convenient Packanen Tk. HinJ. Hiil.,.
I Jk " " Posts Tin HumiJott inJ th Houmj Uuk Hvm-dor
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DRINK HOT TEA
FOE A BAD COLD j
Oet a imull package of Haiuliurg
Ilrfat Ta, or us tliu German folk
call it, "Hamburger llrut Tlie," at uny
pharmacy. Take a tabhvpooaful of tin.
tea, put a cup of boiling water upon
it, pour through a slete and drink a
tt-acup full at any tiino during the
day or before retiring. It Is the mutt
effective way to break a cold uud euro
grip, as it opens the pore of the skin,
relieving congestion. Alo Ioohcim tlio
bottrh, thus driving a cold frurn tbc
tjstcni.
Try It tlio next time you suffer from
a roll or the grip. It in liifxpuulve
ami entirely vegetable, therefore aafu
and lmrnileo.
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Kinoko Ml. Pitt,
nigam nud help build up a pay
roll for your own town,
Bab Fain and Stiffness away with
a small bottle of old nonest
St. Jacobs Oil
When your back is sore mid lume
or luiulago, sciatica or r Leu mat Urn bun
ou utiliciKil up, don't sullen (ict u
'i'o cent lottle of old, lienist "8t.
Jacobs Oil" ut uny drug store, pour a
little lu ur bund mid rub It right
Into the puiu or ache, mid by the time
jou count tlfty, the torenens mul huue
lieii U gone.
Don't stay crlpplnll lids b(xtldng,
jM'iiitrutlng oil iieds to Ihi uuil only
once, H takes the uche and lain right
out of jour biuk und cmU the mUiry.
It U inaglcul, yit uhiuiliitely liarmhi
anil il'H'in't liiiru the kklu,
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Real Estate
Employment
Office and
A General "Clearing House" for Anything You
Want to Trade or Sell
If.you have anything you want to dispose of, list it with mo
and I will advertise it freely. If I mako a deal for you, pay
me a small commission.
No Sale, No Pay
If you have a horse, wagon, automobile, bicycle, farm im
plements, household goods or any property you don't need,
better let me sell it for you or trade it for something you do
need.
If you have city or country property anywhere to sell,
trade or rent, list it with me. I am in a location to give it
good publicity, especially to all newcomers.
If you aro looking for a job or need labor, skilled or un
skilled, call on
Yours for business,
M. A. RADER
114 N. Front St., Medford, Ore.
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IT'S TO YOUR CREDIT
That ou art' .saving nioiiov rt'ularly and dc
posit uu: it prompt l in- tho .laoUson County
Hank. If ,ou aro not a depositor with us do
not put it off am louder, hut start an account
with us today.
I" Intorost Paid on Savings Accounts
OVER CSVEAfiB UNOCnONt MANAGCMENT
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Qof0ook
Is n compendium ol the
fincA recipes for
Baking and Cooking
in this Climate
Climatic conditions nro very importnnt in cookinji nntl
bakinn; vlmt npplies to the hiuh nltitudu of the knit is
not adnptnblc to tho sen level of this sedion. Thnt is
why successful Enftern formulae ore often failures here.
The Klines Cook Booh, just issued by the Fisher Flouring
Mills Company, manufacturers of
Fisher's Blend Flour
Sp pftfe!l All 1'iirpoip Hour, made of cholcrri llaitrrti haul wSr.il
ami cSuiLOl Wcvlorn otl wlical.wni ptcparrd wltli tlili loi't In ininj.
Mrs. lubfll.t Swtey. renvntteJ .tifwWji on lt jrt of ctsnifry,
ft paired zndieslcd rlm one of Ut 156 rtdpet. Tor micc-mIhI Imlc
InK In tills rlimata llir I'olrlrt Cook (took lint no roual. Wd will mall
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"Sunkist"
Oranges with
"Sunkist" Spoons
While you arc eating luscious, juicy, tnngy,
seedless "Sunkist" oranges, you are delimited with the
magnificent silverware you are getting for your table.
You nlwayH order "Sunkist" oniiium mid lemons becauso
they are the finest, richest, ticlected ft nit crown anywhere in
tho world.
Picked and packed by cloved IiiiiuIh tlio - of all (rults,
Thln-Hkimicd, iihruleun.
Not a Seed in "Sunkist"
Cut tlio trademarkH from tho wrapperti around "Sunkist"
ornnceH and lemons and send them to tin. Select nllver pieces
from our 27 different premliimH. livery piece tho fnmouA
Rogers Stamlaul A-1 gtuuaiiteed Hilvcr plate.
Tho Koccrii oranyo spoon kIiowii nhovc In sent to you for
Yi trademarkH from "Stiukixt" orauceti or Iciuoiik and six 2-cent
Mnmpu (to pay coHt of malllnc, etc,). TrademarkH from "Red
Halt" oraiiL'u mid lemon wrappcrd count kiiiiiu iih "Sunkiiit."
Buy "StiuA-ist" onuses by the ln hnthbox or dozen (rami
your dealer,
Send your namo for our
compluto freo premium uheut
mid I'rc-mlum Club Plan.
Semi all outers for premiums
ami all inquiries to ij)
California Fruit Growers Eicliange
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