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Aootber lj-wn la Cltee I'ourwe in lloa-rf-Ju-tting.
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! bund of the city of Medford is'
per '-crt j'tt-nmna. ;i per it improve-,
- ' i'y of .Ni.-cfci-.l i worth at least nar. All i .. 1
I,,. ,1... , .:i , ... ,.- i f .! y MAKTHA AS KK.XS.sh.LAER. . hiia to -s va tK -nns to otnrs
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j : .-in-ui'i f.ii or it ji i-tcij aim uian
ur I'iiiaii'ial affairs h ift fu- some years.
I -v'i-A a husiiiCK-Hk'- jji oram of midjust-wi.ii-h
v.(- ;ii- anxious to At,, owe-i-r
i'i. 'l in wrA-u- ha-te in the matter. Iavin?
z. hr;'thf-r thirty or sixty davs is not worth
- -ia loss on J0. fiLHiiv-s SK.i,(00. by far
-S Kr tho onjiiiiiitv to stand in ordf-r-tfi
save ;i isi'-JiTh i.r two's tiijif-. Mui-y was m-vero plentiful
i:j tin- -ast aii'I the Ixmj'I liunket never better unfi the
ii.)JI ;ot fie sTaii:!(!'d lv the ealamitv i.i-eflie-
. 1 . j
e.-or.t.iuk- l?iikrt-' ifcfouifh -LireU . habile, (a-ts of
. lel i i. i.u ru.l I f , . f h iim a n ul'6 t!
I hfr i'anjily, it:
eM a- oitif-r, by a knowieis?e of foae
t-noN.?r and a sirf-auons -jtr? to
of honip
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found no: ac!:ve tiian, and raany!
t'Lf-s nuint-roU-s his bacterial
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Ti:c I.'r.v,.,. IJiv. r Fr.iil & f'rwi ,
ai-o' ;;iti'.n ::lir.otj:j f-K t.ri:i : il ):;i
ril-,(-(J .1 iciy i;:'.oJi ;;!.- (ii! r;i' t ;vj!l
SIf.sr-.. J ii-Mii-, Ki;i.' .11 i i'l.j-t- .
'- y.,ilc .-r..i f'.,r !li- !i
:W4 of i!k Jr. lit '.! :rir,u' liic
iirtu tiurii lite i:i-t nair: :,--.
li.-n MiM-fiy tiKli-fiicdirv :iii1 v.-f Iji
lit.'M th.tl Ktitt lii'- it--t-:it ;in:ifjf
inn( t n;il be U-li.r t''iiljijit"ii t)i:.
vt:r liil.if t't iiMiitjii- f ftl. n.n,.,
iriit itt u fiir.i.'i. iiru i-xiM-h-i- tuitl
DiriXintiijji (!' r.-tii.-ii-. uml (.'I'tjp-r.'il fl-i'it-icnt-y.
Our -tit, Ity ).ii.:i(.- fxritrncl,
r-itlii-r tin ;m 1. o. b. r si tit iiven-ii
U'-i-, tr lor i-atii lu r- v.in-n tin.- fur,
roll, v.ill not If in any ri-.fft iiilt-r-fiTftl
ni'fi. ;.-,,-h yi-or our lirnml i,
lifftilt.ili'.- Itt-Mir l.iioirn ;int j, licilii'
l COIlIjeil
i lions of a few l-.it'l buyers, anxious to frv the cit v'.s fat
i JJa.-t- oitiiiies iiiuk'-s wa.-.tf, Jt was so in tlie IJlue
Li-tl. )-.,ad, and there is p-ave danger that similar haste
in sHliiijr tiH- itoniis will m;tk- still p.-ater waste. In their
j siiixjety to siteedily luitaiiglf the financial tangle, the eoun
j f il )ta a.-t.-d. v. :-;) the hest of intentions, too hastily,
j On ..iii i.:; 17 an offer was privately made by the Se-
I iue "-i'-r i' "' Hie entire issue at ju ivate sale. After
sever, ! .lav- ,-.,) : -deration it was wisely decided that )iiil
lie noli dt n rnded 'ids for bonds, and on Januarv 19 the
ivonh-i ii-.-t- i. . ,! to advertise for the same to be opened
January Z'J; '' -'d vertisemi-nt ajipeared January 20.
'J'he limited iiumit, r . f bids received show that the time
..11. .,.-,..1 ,. . . . I x ir x . ,
I"11"" '1 Mi"i i to niiere.-i iiisiant nuyers, ana. on
account of l!;e si.ov: blockade of earstem iti;,'il 't riv
Io-
VTI.en bactr ria
rrvK in fotd the I
;jr- fnt iitIt-1-t.uii.
rioLits lor twenty tuicnlf
, . . . ,iiriirii-.iii. uut li"! ni.a,., mjii uiov
pr'xJvsct'-of Jn-on.io-;iiua arc dil!-r-1 . . , ,
res. Whifr iv pronouDfed 'alt-
when il thti, boik-l. iltre imer
of Ki-sur i, ntt uf2'ivif-n.
iiirwt sim-!iir.e kills rco-t b.n ieri.'i.
fiittv Ik'lSiin-. itri Itfr.-iirl la ti.1. f rt.l
i::e in-t common , .i-Janffs that j.,ir tt.h;Bf in sufiit-U-m .inaMi-
m-.r n:,vor lar.-iy to me prf. tci ,.I!m.ra., bad
i-ii',- ni ii.-ti-ii.i itn- u.iitt-i. ftit-tr-,-
iiitl vir.t
ffit frttui thp oii:a.tl nature oi the!
taMe. We often n-4 the jlavor,
of the dice'.tiv ,
Wiihtitit haeteria. butter t
their rcplie:
ili,triliiit..( in it ri-.-iO-r iruiiihfr ol
Inark'-I,. itiol tui-h t,r we l'iml it
ca,ii r tit -t-l! tin an f. o. b. ba-i-.
We are now lif.-otiatilc lor file
l I'tlt-r l iitli-r- iiml n foiiiil'tr line ol I
r!ler fonvt-y. i ., v.lii.-, uiil a re.ii
iliritanee tiiili ii::iit i;ir fat-il-it
lew ill the iae.iiie Inn , ninl leil'ie
int; tlie f.t-n-1- ,,f h.-iiellin;.. We are
iilt-ii malaiitf reinii- to install f'n tt ln-i-ilniirovi-ti-eriU
in our j,!i'eon!lr,
rooru'i, mi lltat v.e will bit nl,i. lo -rive
all of our fiear-t at Jen--I foar tlay,'
prceoollll heloie liii.y roll. i -
treatment i-t niiiver-iilly eonet-ileil by
every I ruit man in tlie nortinve-t to
be ii very e,u-niial lia'ine in tbf
baiiillin' of (wrr-t am! tlie in-niinf of
.lo,er eomlilion (it the point of ,eliv-
ery in tlie ea-t.
The oii-han, loot; well. .il,!e, ir
ri:,'nlion ami a ri'iiMiiialib' amoniit ol
linti-dire fr iit.u- on ; ho,iI, brin- to
tilt- ttrmvei ol' Ibis vallev anil In our
UHMifiniion the bi-l -enr in tln-ir p.ini
our bi-.ory. H. V. Itl'.i 'K WIT! I,
tleneial manic-er.
:ie ciai ;:.-ler of the bids received, their
mi-, elo.y. similarity, the ru.-li tactics attempted, all hint at eol
' iiii lusion amon tie- '.m-crs. First an attemj,t is made to force
v i .i. a ltinare sale, i lien a short time lot- .'olvei-t kino- ic ce.
cured. Then the same bidder comes back with a lower
bid than before to stampede the counciluien into actim
hastily into accepting it, for it is still the hiphest, f.ir fear
the bond market has slimmed three noints in ten d:iv
Tin- suit started by ledynskites to invalidate the bonds
is not .'oin (,, inteifere with their sale. They will have
to bt; passed upon by the courts, anyway, before market-
anie. I lie interval can lie utilized in nit erc-stiiiff bond buv-
l . e . l . i . i , . ... P .
i.-, aim u me mums are not uisixtsed ot in time to meet
the city interest, there is too much civic patriotism among
tin- naiiKs to see tin- city s credit suller pending the in
terval.
:.i
oi rt.iric ro.it., moi-.inre and ioor
air: vr-t at' u iho lifi.-lo-ii-nit Lnf..fi
,ark llavor- Ui-u ''' !' thno is n -,w that vom.re. in ilW-
lh-.- aeidjly of a pi.-ki. rfnumUr to! tiv-ne wi:h h.n. Mm-h Miner.
io -na,n imy .n: -u i, cr taf ollIv brou-ht lo a realization ol
ynu hav s-n m.'--al toL'c-ihfr in : this fat.
"ix.oiher" of vinfr. j Aboul 30 per opM moUturr is rp-
Our J'untan srrtnt:r.f.i!if-rs rouH rjuirf-d for liic urowik of bactfm. In
Ur to pre- re Md-i, wo drv xhew
haP tho';ht t i('!u-i had
uen tthie t tel! iliern that their
rl."-S on which liit-y -tfitl so tnany
v.;n'ltftd kours, owd their rnakini;.
and their ilvur I;uly to invisible
plant. Kv(n nov.- -i-nti-t- an un-uhU-
to explain l)jis pro-es tally, ai
thuuii they are .-Tain that ihere
coiild U no cheese without bacteria.
Kon;e micro-oraninis are para
site that produce ilUea'-e. Th v j'i-ed
on living plants and animals. It is
now known that microbes are the!
cfliiKP of iniinv coiitii?inut ttr in I'm-, i
tior.s diseases, such as tuberculosis,
dipittht-ria and typhoid fever.
If a ierson bercuiew infected with'
anu tiipy do not le'in to sprout until
they are moistened when nteded for
plaLtii.". Jt be re.nemb red that
wink iiii- ffron oi oae-
tena and that when food ha oer 3W
r cent of moisture tieie i.s danger
of its spoiling.
Antiseptic are m.tenal that re
tard or prevent the jrrowtb of bac
teria. A heavy suyar solution pre
vents tlie jrrottth of ba-teria. Salt U
very eommotily u-ed in the household
to prevent bacterial TOr.th. Aeids
protect lood from bacteria and aive
a new ilavor. Spices are antiseptics
acd are ;tdded to foods in order to
li-ieae perms it i- ipjite possible "f or i prevent put ret ar! ion.
NEEDS AN APPROPRIATION
NEXT BAND CONCERT
GIVEN AT EARLY DATE
The .Metlfonl ttaiul v.ill Rive lis
nm poimlur concert In the fur-aim
of February. Thin Mil be the third
ot th winter nerlen n nil a moat Intt r
ostliiK prOEram In now niultr nr
rHtinernent. There wai. a notlreahle
iniproveiiu nt In the atleutl.ini n m
tho lust coiiierl. nnl exyet tatloiiH nre
w
see the legislators mtioduciiiir bills on almost everv
coiiceivable toiilc. hut we have !is vet seen i.i. I, ill
for a separate appropriation for tlie l,jj; Ih'itte creek trout
hatchery, established last year by the state. Conditions
here are ideal for hatchery work, and under its efficient
management made a fine record its first season, and sports
men should spare enough time from their efforts to ham
mer and hamper established industry to advocate a little
eonsiriiciive legislation.
It is true that a limited sum for the hatcherv is in
cluded in the state fish and game commission's 'bill, but
this measure is t he subject of vicious attack bv our legislat
ors who ooze oratory upon economy upon e'verv occasion
and waste iOO a day of the taxpayers' money upon need
less stenographers. The fate of the llutte creek hatcherv
should be the object of a special measure that will insure
its enlargement and operation.
Conservation of fish, like conservation of humanity
should begin with infancy. Take care of the frv of today
and the fish of tomorrow will take care of themselves. It
is folly to spend all the energv in trying to protect' the
matured tish unless the infant is protected. This can be
done only by halchery work and ditch screening.
The Kogue river is the best salmon and stealhead
stream m Oregon, outside the Columbia, simply because
fish propagation mad,- it. M hen in the 70s the'late If. J)
J liinie began canning salmon, he was surprised to find that
the total annual pack was about -KHM) eases. Although sal
mon propagation was a new science, he ... m n,,,,,,.,- c, i..
that the hand Kill he em i.iir: I till ill t. 1.1 ....... I .. 1 .1 1 i . . . J
,. . . ; . ,, , ' I'" i iiiucnerv worn a n solving the nro Cni
quiries lmvu i n h.ar.i un io iint' Huiiie siiciil S.i,()()0 hatchery work, and the Indian
proKienii of the HoyV bantl. The j ' "'eiv ,1 nil r,l Jc creeK Hat cileries are St ill til
juvenile. oiK.inlaiion prart ben at j si it'cesst i"s and operated bv th
leant twleti Wee Illy II till I lie fuel !l,:,l 1 Colli I .,i,.l I ..I I I : . : .
,, , ., . " ' 11 it ' ' hi no i 1 1 ics.
tho hoyn are pi ivf!f--i to hayo at I.' ,. , ,i ,
th.tir inMnomr, Mr. itowiand. h. a! , '' .V'i,.,'s ' lU' l'" of salmon increased
nurilclenl Kiiarintee nn to ihe rle.ht I '.' ; M,l;''.v Ilirotigh 1 1 ; 1 1 1 1 ' F V Work. There Were no
ItlnJ of priiKresn that it f.-ini; nntde. ! ''''St I'icl i' ills ill those llaVS lllnill L'eill' Used t'ol- -1111111 n,.l,
hand will ,-lt at the .Vet there Was llo dearth ill the 'river ,,r fil, T'l, ...... ,'.
few irriyat ion ditches ,, desl toy t he voung fish. The ,rop
an.it it. 1 1 ami pro! ,-e ion of (he vomer f Ul, 1 il
..it 4'j 'i.i
The social evening given by the
Community club January 22, was
well attended and thoroughly enjoy
ed by all. F. W. Clark, chairman of
the program committee, conducted
the evening'.' varied entertainrment.
Short addresBF, v. tie given by Mayor
Wetherell on "Our Local Paper"; .Mr.
Jamci .Martin on "The Community
Church"; .Mr. Harding. "Our School",
and Judge Gilmore, "Rogue Kiver's
future." The musical numbers were
instrumental duet, I.U'.i .Martin anil
.Miss Northland; vocal solo?, Miss
Dorothy Alexander. Linden Uatcn.
.Mr. Alexander and Guy Merriam. The
high school toys gave an etceileni
wand d.Hi and an exhibition ot vault
ing.
EDEN PRECINCT
Mr. a
of
n.1 Mrs. W. J. Hait7il
Kden valley were business victors in
Tub-nt Saturday.
Mi,. A. S. Furry was vi,itin; bei
motner. .Mrs.vt;o-e, and her si.itor.
Mr-, ( ate. of M. tlfuril, Saturday and
Suiitlay.
Tlie Mie- I.innie r,el!e and Anna
Kreut-h nf Xorth Talent were ;uft
of Mi,, Jlaze.l Anderson of l'unenix
Si:ml;iy.
Mi-s Jiianila Furry. Mi,s Mabel
Hi.ain and Kerthold Ileum of Phoe
nix were week-end ucts of Miss
Smith t Goiu Jlill.
Tlie Ladies' Aid of Phoenix ivili
haie their afternoon tea at the pleas
ant home of Mr,. William MeK'itv
Mr. Sandry and Mr. Karhart, 'next Thur,l iv
property of his
em ill coiijiinction with the
Thu Hoy
February tunc
'.Vleilford hand
I I III he I'll i ll by the i
ami Ii i i anili'ipiiti-it !
thai Hie "wnii. l : .it ... .i... i
even better Impi-elon than "' adults.
mailB nt lis fii.t iippiMianif ii, i..i What Mr. Hume did. am! hi
fflnaer. rtevvi al prniaiiieitl lot-alp.ti 1 t lie l.n:;!te in
nave uiruidy prolferftl their a.l
I ! 1 n 1 1 1
sp.ii i i rying in do I'm
ainl .p. leg;, ti
ls llilt,-h eo-o
I lie I inliaii ere
i x . anil l lie
tani-o, ami villi two iii-iitiiuinttli i
of repute, an luteri lln proer.iii:
Bhoulil result.
NCCL" CLOC-GED fHCV
A cold on c:,VA:r
liatr
f r;
siiecessops are doiier dil
ation, the slate fish eolitlilis
giie iii trout. The Klk creek
r steelliead .iik ciit-ihroat
r, tita
lor the I fug
lu ry voi I
ii loll in-! i eeii state and
loWcl- river balehei v is
clcek I iniil 1 1 -1 1 . -1 1 1 -
i ii"' iiaiciiery work d,,IM. th
llioiiiaries. it we ncgleel the hat
with their efficient masculine assis
tants, served a generous supply of
sandwiches, cahe and rolfce.
John Vincut Smack died at his
home n?i'.r Rogue !'-er, Tuesday,
January 1 J. The f-.neral servl'.-e
were ': 'Id at the Iit rt Wednesday nf-U-rnoon
at 2 o'clock. Mr. James
Martin officiuli i, .-.rid burial was is
the Rosiie River renc'try.
Mrs. J. W. Clu-'t t.f (:old Hill vis
ited -n ith her niot'jer. Mrj K. Rvhl.
early In the week.
Hov. Mon.-oe of Tlendale, lo
preach at the rrei;ij icrijn church
Sunday evening.
Mrs J. Guernsey arrived ficni
'ortland last Friday for un i.'.tendod
visit with her sister, .Mrs. George
Martin.
The : a.l et hall game Frldr.v c-ven-S
beiwtcr. the Jark.-.onvllle gram
mar gi.td - pirlw and tho Rogue Ulvfc
Ingti scbro: girls resulted in a r.core
'I U to ."S in favor of the l! "ue
River girls. The boys' game also w i
won by the local team with a scorn i
of C to
The laities' Improvement club met
In regular session In the library Fi i
tlay afternoon. January 20. Mrs. U
l'owier. librarian, was In charge o'
the library program and gave the
following: '
Poem in appreciation of Robert
Mums, by Alexander Anderson, read
by .Mrs. Cary; reading. ".Miss Marvin
and Her Work in the State Library,"
Mrs. Si-idmore; review, "When a
Man s a Man." Mrs. Wetherell; poem,
James WTiltcomb lllley. read by Mrs.
Gilmore; reading, "Our Hoys and
Hooks." Mrs. Karliart and Mrs. Mo-
Mrs. Geoivc MeClain and Mi's. M.
Wright of Phoenix were isitin
friends in Xorth Talent last Thurs
day. Mrs. V. S. SiaiK-liff and Mrs. Xoah
Chandler were visitors at the school
in Phor-nix hist Friday.
Mi's. ('. Carey i.s reeeii iu .several
orders for egis from her high seorin?
pen of Li;ht Brnlimas.
. J. I.oi'kuood, the new poultry
man, near Phoenix, has ordered seven
hundred White Lephorn day-old
ihieks to be delivered in February.
Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood have a flock
of .100 laymcr hens now. They are
get tin-; several crates of ef,s per
week.
There is much clcaiinr of new land
nlons Hear creek bottom being done
this winter. And this j addim.- more
valuable soil to the in re.-ige of garden
ground in tlie valley. The wood will
pay for the elearirs. The soil win
be new, therefore more productive.
and more land of this kind is the
fanner's need.
There arc a thousand and one
things that any farm can produce that
the wood's market, must have. And
if yon produce them, then let the
world know you have tlicni: youi bank
aci'Uiiit will grow. .NiipH,sc I h.ic
fat hogs, sheep, cattle, poultry, ha v.
grain, i t-gelabies. ,-orn, butter, eg-.-s.
wo. nl, wool, hides and so on nml
never let anybody know I Imve tlietn--i
hoiv am I.to sell? I have n plan
one little ad works my problem. Trv
it. Mr. Fiinner.
at pre-eni i- -hipping: two crates ot
eirs a week from a flock ol le-., than
2cm hen,.
The survey ol the proposed irriga
tion ditch lor thi district will be
coE;ple!d in a verv few tla. This
wort is being yery sali-factoriiy done
bv nsgood i Brx.wn ol Metlford.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Porter
the proud parents of a daughter born
Januarv -0. Mrs. Porter's mother
of Phoenix is n.aking a short visit
ar.d caring for the new grandchild.
Extensive irr.prfiverr.ects are ben;g
added bv Mrs. Abbie Chanip'in to her
home on Foots creek. Cuok & Ad
ams are doing tlie eannter wurk.
Water 1, being pifed from a spring
about 1:Mm let-t to thi- home, and
also the Charie- Champlin hon.e.
Charles Wah! lo-t a fir.e cow We.l-ne-dav
ill a verv jeuliar n.anner.
Fft-in eXiiininatiun there was f.iuud in
ht-r -toiiiach a pieee t.f baling win
about five or six inehe- long. A
bun.-b of hard sub-tanre ii.iil fumit-d
aruuiiii this and at the la-t the wire
pu-hed through the stomach and into
the heart, causing in-tan, death.
Mrs. Jacobs. Mi-, Jacobs. Mi,s
Walker and 0,-orge Jacob, were en
tertained at dinner Sunday- at the I.
II. Poller home. Tin- was in the na
ture of a celebration of Mis. Potter's
birthday. ,
The Iiivcrsiiie Recreation club is:
having very interesting anil piolilablc
n'cctir.g,. Mrs. Ii. K. Slead enter
tained two weeks ii;,, nt which time
Mr-. Gay conducted a veiy pleasing
program. A review ot "Klizabeth and
Iter Gorman Garden," by Mrs. .
Jones; '(birnany and the War Situa
tion was discu-..sod. Mrs. Fred Guv
rendered some verv pleasing piano
oios. .Mrs. i(. Sw-acer entertainet
me emu inursfiay, .Januarv 'j t, tni.
Mrs. Short conducted tlie prograi.
.Mrs. I arle gave a very interestin
talk on her )ter,ona! exjieriences
Alaska, where she ,pent eight year,.
Mrs. Short recited an original poem
entitled. '-Winter in Oregon." Xcxt
meeting will be with .Mrs. G. II. Aide:
l-l!llsSt,
l.'T lli-ll" llir Mlin frtll Hi ine
F. II. Hopkins ,hipied a curgfi,,
troin here Saturday.
W. fi. llaylieid i, Kpeniiin,- 0
day, here looking after hi, pr.-irtcrct-
and visiting relative..
Mayfifld nt pre.-(-nt is un h:- rua,
un Kvans cre-k, but intnl,t ir.a;
LVntrnl Point his home in the m-ur f
tu:c.
Mrs. tov 'iikcr,on of Ct.n,iiig
er.utrig on ner many iriemi, s.:tunia.
attenioon. Mr-, u ilkerson. win, (v
merty re-iilcd l:erc. v. as ,,uue a tt.
viirite in ( etilral 1'niiit soeu-ty. -y.
and Mrs. Wilker,oii have been on
six weeks' vacation in the iiortlw.
irfof this sttitc and left I'm- fc,.
Satiiriiuy evening.
Mi-- Ci-il Creed", after pi-njit,
the week end with her uitiiht-r ail .-it.
ter here, r-ttiruiii to her si I I Uc!;
hold liili .-iinday eveiimg.
.tl:-,. Martin tlowi-i-s an, I lii;.
uauglitrr nf (ioltl Hill were recent vi
itm-s le rc.
Shipie
Siindav
ing, at mpanied by M;.,. lio
. n . f ii
JIOSS Ol IllillllS ;S, sMi;i
Li
CENTRAL POUT
Ma.-
Kiiiii
Ap;ilv Cn-in
Opcil I p
i.r I'.
Ah! Wli..t tell.,
trlln oiiii ii'-! i ii.
your hcii'l Rie el.iii
frt'i'ly. No ui'io
inn, mis ,lis- ii.it.."' 1
rtliticgliiig f r In. .it
Or t'ilt.tr: Ii i : " r e
Iion't fifnv .'nit.'
bottle ot I. It it I i,
druegist IIUW, ,1;
frfigint.t.. itrlii- i'..
tfiltt. let il pel" 1 :
(lin-H'tg.. nf lie ' - i
he uiilltti. Itilhc
?lving you ih.it.im
Halm Is (nit vl.iit
'jtnh, niilt'icr Uim
ivti plcnJiil.
screening (, dit.-hes. fishing
despite stringent protection t
I1EV. HARRY E. TUCKER
TERMINATES PASTORATE
Harrv I). Tuel.er i-lost it Ids p.nlor
'" I'h I'" tli i riirh t In ii t hiac'i
Siiiidiiv anil dfllv, re, two of t: e
.-..iocs oi ,i, t .i n and a h:i f
i'Ol iite. -'i,e:e Wns r pc. ;..
lh ivoii'.iiu: ami evening am'.
' ' "as itiurh larger ilta.i
Wl
ail
ciiery
oou Iii
Il fish.
, hv tlie slate,
oigiie and its
work and the
collie a llleliioi-y.
bc-u
liot.-l
j ten IS .
j loU 'c In
i the alle:
r-.i.al
Mr. 'I
mltii.tr r.
lo.t the
Mahon. F.Ach lady had been re-
i Quested to ri'tirpm-tit lie ilri.,. ns
oVel imietlt.jnanient the t it lo of some hook In our
perilled hv local lihrary. Fines were levied for
failures to guess the book represent
ed and the funds to lie given the li
hrary. Afier the guessing competition re
fre.hnier.ts were served by Mrs. Par
ent and .Mls llurrt.
Tho locul Institute held by County
Superintendent Ager. Saturday after
noon In the high school room, was
-'ii aiienaen and cons riernhle in.
manifested In the afternoon's
Organized Play and Pcn-
.ii.. t i u t s.t i. i I " .......,,, ,
ii in up i-iiiir-h .....I 1
I'lo-rt tin, 1.
loins.
great lmlp t moyemeui (lint
tends to hlgh.-r cithenship , noh.
! r living since ho has been n tic
cay :,, a Inrn.- number of frleml. : tere
tilt ICC WOlk but : kllbjects of
I an lug his pastor-1 matishin "
lllireh ;in.l ..-i-linl - .... ...
v.. ..... .. miuiii Kami's Itv oe I nto
made along all . is heui tily enjoyed by all the te.ich-
re.-.r
W i.-ii
i he
him j
giving
Ucrci:
Mr.
ork.
Is one
was eve
the !i;."i
n Metlfor.1.
Tucker will do rvungollslli'
nft.-r several weeks rest, and
continue to live In Medford.
Iif lie (cat lies, has been of With Medford traje In Medford mad.
;0rs present and Miss Murphy's talk
on the Palmer system of writing con
tained many helpful suggestions and
ninth kindly encouragement.
Mrs. Garfield I-aws was a visitor' at
the Tans Friday,
Mis. P: S.-!iaumlitirg ,md ilnugilter.
Ueaii, have returned from a two
iiiotillis' visit with Mr,. Sehuuiuburg',
parents in California.
.Miss Nellie .Inch, i here from
ihuaha. Neb., .,r a visit of n fe
necks with her mother nnd brother.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Slend were in
Ashland Thursday on business.
Mrs. Spragnc. Mrs. Jacob., Mi..
Nellie Jacobs and Mr. Mathews mo
tored to Medford Saturday.
G. P.. Alden leeeived two tine White
Leghorn roosters from Cottage (irme
Thursday. ,jr, Alden is ni.ikii:.. H
.Miss 1.1:1a .Moore, who has been vis
iting lier uncle, hd .Moore, and wife
and other relative, for the p;,,t iew
n:ouths, left for her home at Paisley
(Ire.
Mrs. riniccllu Mee of A ) it d (gate
visiting her daughters, Mi-- Ma
Mee and Mrs. Emma P?ebc. here.
.Mrs. Lorn Kinney ol (ioltl Hill -pent
a !-hort tune here the fir-t part .
the week with her mother. .Mrs. Ge
Little.
J. h. P.oswell left the middle of the
week for Happy Camp, C;
Mrs. hd Moore has returned home-
after a delightful visit with friend
at Oakland, Cal.
Miss Xelhe Fredenbcrg left Thurs
day morning lor Klamath Fails, Or
Mr,. Shipley Uos, of Grants I
is Here visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. I. F. William,, and other rela
lives.
Krnest O. Ilickli, the Southern Pa
eific operator nt Tolo, wa, a busiucs
visitor here Friday.
Mis, Rose Xcale. Venion I.vm
and h. It. Stanley left for Glentlal,
t nday niovning, where tlie former tw
debated Friday night.
Mis., Huth Pax.son, who formerly
resitird with her parents here, but for
tlie past two years located at Pitts
burg, Ph., where she has been with
the lamegif library, arrived here on
Wednesday morning for ;) short visit
' i ..i,e is. .hi,, i-axson was
recently appointed state librarian at
Sil... .l ...:o i .-
. ........ , it-ate i or mat place in
a short time. Her manv friends her,.
ish her much success in her new lo
cation.
Mrs. Kmina I!ec!e and Mrs. Din
cella Mee were recent visitors nt Ash
land.
i , . ...
-or. an.i ,Mrs. Oaks Ames spent the
loinicr pan ot hist week visiting rela
lives and Irieuds here.
Tiie debating team of the Glemluh
high school arrived here Friday uf.
tcinoon and returned home Saturdai
mt.rniiig.
W. C. Leeverlel't for Portland Fri-
day evening, where he will nften.l the
ciiinners convention.
r. .:. .....
I a "inc excitement was shown
jlicrc Saturday when two additional
ji.iteys were put on the regular run
between Central Point nnd Medford,
m.ti.icg a loiul of three lines operat
ing uciwion the two cities.
ficoige Hilton .hipped a car of bay
Irom here Friday.
Hie high school biisketb.-ill
left for Talent Saturday evening.
K. P. Anthony remee :..
loam.
the Al-
FOR
BURNS, CUTS
and WOUNDS
Dnnl Eucalyptus Ointment
T0.28e j,;.soc 0tS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves It. 25c at all clrujdsts.
- f IRA NTS PASS, dr., .Inn. :in.lhs
elating that the health and the live,
nf the .VuMt icsii'ents of Grants pnS
Wouiil be .seriiill-ly imperiled by the
ab,o!ute prohibition of regulated cnui
rnercial li,hing in tae Kogue river,
the people of Jo-ephine eountv are
vigorously supporting a memorial tn
the state legislature, now- being pre
pared by :t joint ei.mmittce from tlip
Josephine County Game and f ish pro.
t.-ctive association and the locul Com-
mercial Fi-hcimen's union, and in
Horsed by the Grants Pas, Cnmnier
cial club. Jesse Jolm-on has been
sent to Salem to lobby for a buigiT
Ojten season for the upper river.
The memorial w ill recommend to the
legi-lnture tlie enactment of a liv
that will pmhibit the use of seines and
set net., but will permit the n.e of
drift nets of sufficient mesh, tenta
tively of eight and a half inches, tn
allow- the pass-age of stecMiend trout.
It will he recommended that the
season during which such drift jiet
fishing be permitted on the upper
Rogue river shall extend from April
l."i to August 1.
DIED.
"WHITE Mrs. J. C. White of Jer
sey City, X. J., passed away on Sun
day afternoon at the age of 77. She
was the mother of A. C. White, of
Medford.
Hov;to Relieve Catarrhal
Deafness or Head Noises
If you have catarrh, catarrhal
deafness or head noises caused bv
catarrh, or if phlegm drops in your
throat and has caused catarrh of Jrt
stomach or bowels yon will bo glad
to know that these distressing symp
toms may be. entirely nverenmo
many instances by tho following
treatment which yon can ear.ily pre
pare in your own home at little cost
Secure from your druggist 1 ounco
of Parmint (double strength). This
will not ccst you more than 7oe.
Take this home and add to it U pint
of hot water and I ounces of granu
lated rugar; stir until dissolved.
Take one tablesnooufni tm,, tt..,..o
day. An Improvement Is some
times noted after the first dav's
treatment. Ereath'ing should be
come easy, w hile the distressing head
noises, headaches, dullness, clouih
thlnklng. etc.. should gradually dis'-,
appear under the tonic action of tho
treatment. Loss or smell, taste, de
tective hearing and mucus dronnlnir
in the back of the throat are other
symptoms which suggest the presence
of catarrh and which mar often bo
overcome by this efficacious trjfit-
eriii. ii nearly ninety ner pent of
ail ear troubles HIP eillraj 1... .n
tarrh, there must be manv n,,u.
whose hearing may be res'tored bv
this simple home treatment.
tor sale by Heath's nriio- K(r
Strang's Drug Store, Medford Phar
macy. West Side Pharmacy. n,l ton
kin's Drug Store.
NEAREST TO EVERY THiNCJ
JOHN A. PERL
. UWDERTAKZl
tally Axttataat
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Fhrme M. tin na 47J.j
Autoraoblhj Hnirte S.rrlc.
Hotel.
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Orcgonians I lead
quarters while in
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moderate rates
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