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MEBFORP MATi; TRIBUNE. ftlEDFOftT). -OBKOON. THURSDAY, 'APRIL 17, 1019
MAY BE PAVED
III v motored to their cmmlmr miiio
Sumliiv.
Mlhtt Johnson, ill Miiiiniimi HiOliknl
1 tiwhor, visitor!' With MrSTCrtso mnl
I Miss Holmes Sunday. - ' ;
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REESE CREEK RIPLETS
The following extracts from tlio
Orcconinn show Mint - the, Jackson
cunntv delegation was not overlooked
1 nt the recent hiirhwnv commission
meeting nor the county's interests
fonrolten:
. Assurance was iriven that ns soon
as posnible the Crntcr Lake road
' Boetion from Medford to Eacle Point,
12 miles, will be paved. Jackson
; countv offers one-fourth the cost
the (rovcrnment promises 50 per cent
. and the state is asked for one-fourtb.
The county is willine to do the con
tract. Government action will be the
; only delay on this protect. .,
..; "I'm the man that defined hard-
surfnee,'?' admitted W. H. Gore,
banker of Jackson county. "You'll
find pavine very explicitly defined
in the 1910 road law. I nut it there.
.With that definition there is no long
er any doubt on the subject," and
Mr. Gore erinncd. as he rambled
around the Imperial lobby. Sir. Gore
was a member of the roads and hiah-
ways committee of the house.
- ''We expect to be romintr back as
lone as the hnrhwav commission h as
any money left, or until we cet what
wo want," explained E. V. Carter.
Ashland banker, ns to his presence
in Portland. Between war drives,
Liberty loans and roads, it is a won
der Mr. Carter has had time to run
a bank in the past year or two. Par
enthetically it may be observed that
the bankers of the state have been
rielit in the forefront of all patriotic
and civic moves, which may surprise
the. person bolslievikilv inclined and
who ima nines a banker as taking
wines, easy. ;. ; . .
Mr. Bellows was in Medford Sutiir,
iinv on business, - : . .,--.
C. E. Hollows and family visited in
Talent Sunday, ..
Jhss Marguerite llamuionil visited
her parents in Ashland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Custer visitod
at W. E. .Hammers Sunday.
Mr. Cnndnll and family' visited nt
Mr. Hert Clnrno's Sunday.
William Yonder Helton, who has
bouuht five or six hundred acres of
the Kvau land, is fencinvr it pre
pararatorv to kcepinir sheen. '
1 ho hairle Point, Trail and Persist
mail state has giiite forsaken the
route east of the river from the Kerry
to Eaule Point. It has not been on
that route for abont two months or
more. It is about time it was show
ing up ns there is considerable com
plaint beinc made. '
The Reese Creek Sunday school
expects to have an all day meeting
next Sunday, which Is Easter. There
will probably be preachinc. but if not.
two vounir ladies will have chnme
of tlio melius. AH are inviteil. briiiff
your lunch and spend .the day.
TEACHERS MEET AT
GOLD HILL APRIL 19
A teachers meetine is beiner called
nt the Gold Hill high school building
Saturday afternoon for the purpose
of discussing the' following topics.
All teachers in the vicinity of Gold
Hill are especially invited to attend
and to take part in any and all of the
discussions, particularly the last one.
Miss Evelyn Rcigelman of the Gold
Hill schools will have charge of the
music.
(1.) Music. .
(2.) . Physical Training ' in Our
ischools. ; leader. Mr. J. M. Powers.
principal Gold Hill schools. -
(3.) Club Work. Leader. Mrs.
Mabel D. Hall. Gold Hill schools.
; (4.) .Music.
(5.) Class Records and Methods
of Keeping, leader. Miss Kuth Lull.
Dardanelles school.
(6.) What am I Getting from the
Educational Tests J Lender. Mr. G.
W.. Ager. county school superintend.
,ent.
Mrs. J. W. Eldon will entertain the
Parent-Teachers Circle Saturday af
ternoon" at 2 o'clock. Miss .McCor
mick will show the ladies how to
make desserts. ' v '
Sergeant Louie Hoagland of the
13th aerial squadron, a nephew of
Joe Hoagland. has just returned from
overseas. His mother. Mrs. Nate
Occerdein met him in Portland and
tllev spent the week end here with
his uncle and aunt. His friend Ev
erett McCulIon. also an overseas
man, joined them'here and Mr. and
Mrs. Hoagland wnt as far as Ash
land with the party on their home
ward way to Klnmath Tails.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nichols were Ea,
cle Point visitors Sunday.
The Clyde Richmond family have
uwn emeriuuiing as nouse guests air.
nicnmona s brother Clarence, ana
wife. ' :' ". ' . .. .-- " ' .'
Miss Rose Jones left Monday
morning on her trip east. There was
number of very eniovtible enter-
tainments in her honor during the
past Keek. Mrs. bam Anderson en
tertained Thursday afternoon: Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Birkholz save a din
ner party Friday evening. The J. W.
Elden family and Miss Jones diner
at the W. K. Parker home Saturday
evening. ' .-,
The Earl Heofts.'are learning to
drive their new Ford and Ralph Dean
has lust purchased a Dodge. ,
The railroad crossing, sign at Sev
en Oaks has been moved across the
road to make room for the erading
of the new Pacific highway. '
Mr. and Mrs. Birkholz and son
spent Sunday evening at the Sum
Anderson home. -
BUTTE FALLS
". FRIDAY AT THREE
The Red Cross meeting id be held
i in the Presbyterian church of Med-
; ford Friday at 3 p. m. is for the pur-
r. pose of hearing plans for. future work
for the Red. Cross. Mrs. Schieffelln,
Mrs. Dickey, and Mrs: Noblit will ad
dress the meeting. They are just
home from a great conference In
Seattle. A pleasant afternoon has
" heen planned. The work room of the
Red Cross will close 'at 2:45 p. m.
'. We have plenty for those to do who
-. Were planning to spend Friday in
; sewing and would like to have them
give us the time from 9 a. m. to 2:45
p. m. and then attend the meeting at
jthe Presbyterian church.
- . Town Topics
Tom Stanley, oar road' supervisor,
has a crew of men improving the
roads in this vicinity. The main part
of the work is taking out the rocks,
filbng the chuck holes and dragging
the road with a small scraper.
air. O Urien arrived home from
Marshfield Sunday. His son Tom is
expected to return in the near fu
tare.
W. L. Jones, the forest ranger, re
ports that the planting of the vcllow
pine trees is progressing splendidly.
Ihe object of the planting is to re
stock the burned over areas, so as to
insnre a supply of timber for the
ANTTDCH ITEMS .
, Mr. Johnson, the Central Point
man was out in Antioch on business
this week.
i Mr- J., Vincent made a trip to
Tolo Monday and returned VVednes-
day. ' " "
' Russell Thombrtie, ? whose home
is at Central Point is working for
Jess Glass in Antioch. ;".
v Mrs. Frink of . Beagle drove to Cen
trnl Point to trade. ' '
Bert Chapman and family, Ella and
i Victor Chnpmam visited with their
v sister, Mrs. R. E. Moore, Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodgers have re
turned ' from Klamath county and
are staying with home folks at Bea-
Mrs. George Stacey gave a large
family dinner Sunday in honor of
Fred Brown, .lately. returned from tlio
training camps.' --
Walter Frank, and Mr. Cummings
have nuit working nt the Modoc or
chard and are considering taking up
'mining. .
Airs. R. F..' Moore of Medford
spent Wednesday visiting home folks
'in Antioch. f .'
. Mr. Murray of the Willamette is
visiting with Mr. and-Mrs, Earl Case
of Antioch this 'week.' ' '
' Earl Case hauled a load of grain
to market Friday. -
Mnu Henry Morgan and her broth
er, George Stacev. motored to Med
ford Snturdny. , ":" ' -
. Mr, ant) Mrs. Theo Glass pa Xain--
If 'woman to nervous or has duzy
Bpella, suffers from awful pains at regular,
or irregular intervals she should turn to a
tonio made up of herbs, and without al
cohol, which makes weak women strong
and sick women well. It is. Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. Druggists sell it in
liquid or tablets. Bend 10 cents to the
Inyalids Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for trial
package. Then, for the liver and bowels
nothing is so good as Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. . These are little, sugar-coated
pills, composed of Mayapple, leaves of
aloe, root of jalap thiegs that Nature
grows in the ground. :. '?.!, .
Oliin, Vtak "Darine MpscUnoy I futTerei t
bevcre nervous breaklowii. Became very, weak,
nai iiauKAted and lick all the time. My motlior
adviaod me to take Dr. Fieree'a Favorite Prwcriiv
tion. After (be firet few doeef I could eat, some
thiQf I bad not done - for some time. ' I kept on
taking it and bad practically no suffering and ft
fine large baby, weighing eleven pounds. I a-oukl
advise all prospective mothers to take 'Favorite
Prescription', " Tbey oouU take fitter.".
lin. John WaUm. 870 2? . - . i
disliint future: to rcinildtc tho water
supply; and to lihlixu the erouiul
which is irood for nntlimtf else.-
II. IX Mills niul family rvhiniod. to
Ratio Fulls likMtccki . :: , ..'-.
Persons; who linvo been' over tluv
roads 1 towards ,'Egle: Point reiwrt
that the highway-is: exeecditmly nulil
dv and tltatfti.uliuosjviftiossible
for a car to.itet tlirouali., ;
Among tho.-tj yiio ni.oUi,ot'vto' Moil-'
fnni S'ltijrdaV' wore Aorioirs muT Wil-
liuiuM'roNN, I'ulk mid Corbel Smilli,
John Clark 'uiid wito ami (loorno
Harkcr..' ' ' :
, U'X( l.tumiii'd Willunns and duugli
ler Nora spent -Sntimlnv and Sunihty
visitinif friends, in Control -Point.-:;-Mw!
Iwi .Tungiito ; ik visiting luir
sister Mrs. vGruoo Cowden of Englo
Poiotv. '';'",-'' c. :"-
'school UcniH . v
C"' .;ri(o. SuVmljirs;7iC tlii Senior lftut1
I U-L. WU-ii.i.1
onvrgiilK'ullv ciirrvint' on the ve
IiciviiIh ot thu cIiisn plnv to bo given
iilimil May !t. . -
The play, , ".The Cornar Slouti." is
a coiitedv drnma by John Arthur Fra
scr, wrillon in four acls, and de
siuiicd' (o liluv - two - niul a mitirtur
houin. Tho oust of '.clmracti)rM is as
follows: '?r.l.'.v ;. Mi-
; 'Kit :yiuclnr (com, nhl iiin V "(Vil
Ahlsihim;, Hud, (his sou,), Vchion
liiiin'. Il'iyvwy Hijrtnn (Hull's uoilrt.
in), CluiNtui' JoniiH! Jimsv Flniiauiiti,
(Irish com.), Samuel lliiiiln'Hj tlllo,
(Dutch cum,) Wilson O'lh'tcu; JuK
pcl, Wlnlo, (iioui'o ciini,), l.urtlm
Smith: Dora (Kli'lt niccu), Mihll'Oil
I'altoiii Ji'i'iisha J n no Ian onihiin),
Klli'ti O'Urien: Amit llaimali ( KH'
wife), llosMto lUlor. I I ' .;.,
, The play is u heriiw oC'liumliulilu
incidents, which 'cuiubiiicd' wiilutillivr
lUICrCMltllg CICIIII'IIIS, Will IIIUIiH II 111
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Tlio dotilllH, Nlli'll lis thu iiiuct liflin,
Hie pl'li'D u' UllllHrt,ui, ula, i wlll'hu
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. Ii.llcii . O'llricii ,IUH linuti nliNcnt
trout hcIiooI i'r Ncvfirul iIiiVh bh nIio
1 iirihi'liiil, with 1 it ' ciifb of tho
Tim luiucatiomil Ii'MIh, nfvun bv 0,
A'. Ui'i'uuvv.i Wiirc iNtilmiltllitl to the
sell rail front 'llu) thiHl to. til tw.illtll
grii(lei 'liicil.'lv.i','i'i ri'fltil.tH wuro
on tbu'wImlM. po'lt'o "HilM'ni'tnrv.
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a MimraA at nnvss
,;-"..t; - .:iie among tne poppies qt landers7 Fields in
prance.. I o them only, is the wai; over, 77icy
have paid the, price in full 1 'To cbuiritjess other thotis-f
;ands J of these i boys . returning horn e m aim e d . a iti cl
broken the war will still go on; they : will ' be paying tiik
pricjeyery day, during trie remainder of their liye$;;
Ganehb carelessly and thought
lessly assume th is oyer" attitude until pur bal-:
aticeBf accouht is paiduntil w:have redeemed oii?
stAedge4obewrM
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: sThe impfint of fame upon the name of our fair state will turn to a stain of shame
if we do not meet the 'obligation this Vidtory Loan ; represents. Youare iface 'to " i
?i!j , ' fflrp with tlio real , ei fi s-irpnfifiin tniA Ampririnietri f rilo 4-atfi ftnA mr'-.l .
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mea.surintr nn nne nunarea ner cent lovai. , 01 .. . v ,
i'wo measuring up one hundred per cent loyal.
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The Parent: Bond of Them All
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The government bond is the Parent bond of all bonds, i' Back X the gbv-,:
ernraent bond are all the, assets, and all the resources that' supply thrj value,
of all other bonds, all other securities; all other investments,' ' w
The government bond is a prior lien on lands, homes, chattels arid
everv
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ming eise, ana me Donas. 10 De issuea unuer. tne name 01 the Victoiy liW
erty Lpaii are. the, highest; of the high in: gdvenimejit bonds. lThjr
,a contract, ofthe United 'State? government,', eriterefl .into arilBk's-Vby
9fcpngress,:$nd the.roforet.a contractfend
ips,sessi(ri8:':pf!.:,0n-H
WmWKQ and unqeyeiottei;;.
fibUityQf itjw .0
and,;'tdgetheijth;; compared, with the
jinvesLmenis as .10 screngin, collateral and return, nave no equal.'' V1, ,-; -
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This is one of 176 advertisements inserted stmultan
eously in every newspaper in the State of Oregon on
behalf of the success of the Victory Liberty ljoanf or
we believe in this cause and lare willing to contribute
to the full extent of our power. - ; , t..,:Tui
MORRIS BROS,, Inc.
f JOHN L. pTHERIDOE, Vlcc-Prcoldont ;,;-..'."-
PORTLAND, OftEGON, ' r
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