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STEBFOTID STATE TRIBUNE, STEDFoRD, -OrEOOn; TITBIT, OCTOBER- 7, ?02T
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BREAD!
He's for it first, last and all th.
tlnio.
lie's an Amorknn hoy.
llo lovoa plain, wholesome things.
lie loves lircad, tho great Ameri
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II contains donhlo tho amount of
nourishment you flnl in other foods.
Hiead is your host food Eat moro
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Your hoy will like, tho delicious
wholesome, slices of
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"l'ho liread that builds"
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GAYLORD
G. HILL, OCT. 18
Walter Miller, middleweight wres
tling champion and wrestling Instruc
tor at the I-os Angeles Athletic club,
will meet Ralph Hand, champion of
southern Oregon at Gold Hill, Friday,
October 18th, in what promises to be
the most thrilling athletic contest in
the history of this section.
Miller hs thrown Thye twice at Los
Angeles within the last year and Is a
star of the mat, who has met and
thrown some of the best wrestlers in
the country.
Hand is now training under tho di
rection of Ted Thye at the M. A. A. C.
In Portland, and has been loamlng all
ti.e tricks of tho game in his six weeks
tutelage. Thye believes that with the
rough edges knocked off Hand will be
a strong contender for the champion
ship, and that he has a good chance
with Miller off his home ground. Thye
claims It is hard to beat Miller in Ixs
Angeles, just like It is hard to beat
nand in Gold Hill.
Tho Miller-Hand match ought to
draw the largest crowd in the annals
of southern Oregon sport events. It
will be staged at Gold Hill under the
auspices of the Gold Hill boxing commission.
ROGUE RIVER
j 1 10 X. lllvcraldo rhpuo 188-M
Tho Ladles' circle spent a busy af
ternoon Thursday, the 29th, -at the
homo of Mrs. Mcilvain, sewing and
planning for the bazaar. A short bus
iness session was held In which Mrs.
Brashear was selected president. Be
fore leaving the hostess served each
a generous and refreshing slice of
watermelon. Those present were:
Mrs. Brashear, Carstens, DeBols,
Freed, Florton, MacFaren, Martin,
Mansfield, Marquis Maclaren, S. San
dry, Wilson and Mcilvain.
Roguo River high school boys are
victors once more, having beaten Cen
tral Point five to nothing in a soc
cer game last Friday afternoon.
'Mr. Sam Uybonsky of Merrill, Ore.,
has como to Rogue River to live and
is opening up his business as shoe
maker next door to tho harbor shop.
The Prosbytery of Southern Oregon
meets In Roguo River nex week. Rev.
Mr. Warrington of Roseburg will
preach tho opening sermon on Tues
day evening. All day Wednesday will
bo dovotod to business, followed in
tho evening by an evangelistic ser
mon by Rev. Mr. Koohler of Ashland.
On Thursday, adjournment.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. O. Mowl.t
M. E. Rosa of Roguo River, camo in
Thursday evening and enjoyed a room
and hoard for a limited time. He has
tho contract to pack tho apples on tho
Tronsou and Edgell orchards, and com
menced to work Monday morning tho
3rd, and from what I can lean! of his
plans intends to put on quite a forco
and push tho job through as fast as
possible I have not hoard of the
prospects on tho Tronson orchard but
met Mr. Fdgell a day or so ago and ho
roports thnt tho prospocts for a crop
aare considerably better than they
wore last year, and Inst year ho had a
fine crop and they wero of a fine vari
ety, largo nnd luscious.
F. C. Hell, tho present owner of the
Butte Creek (the old Corbln) orchard
reports that he has a flno crop of ap
ples again this season and commenced
to pick and pack the latter part of last
week, and from what I can learn the
prospect is very good for as good, if
not bettor crop ns we have over had
In this liutto 'Crook country, and whore
thero Is water to irrigate the trees it
is almost a certainty to havo a good
crop, although once In a great while
tho lato frosts damage the fruit to a
greater or less extent.
Thoro is a considerable quantity of
lumber, shakes and fenco posts being
brought out of tho hills Just now by
team and trucks as tho parties who
have boon bringing out such things on
tho railroad track havo discontinued
that line of business for some reason.
I mot Vorna Mathews 'a day or so
ago and ho said that ho was hauling
out his lumber to put up a large barn,
with teams. It seems so slow a pro
cess to go nearly twenty miles to a
mill, nnd that laying right on tho P. &
E. railroad, when it could ho dono witli
trucks or on tho railroad so much
easier, but such is life in tho far west
when a few men control tho business
affairs.
Rudolph Peck, tho king potato raiser
on Little liutto creek, hns been hauling
out his spuds to supply the Mcdford
market nnd lust Mondny morning I
saw a' man loading on a half truck load
of potatoes taking them up right past
Peek's place for the Fish I,ako Ditch
Co., that had been brought out of the
hills nnd stored hero for them nnd 1
thought at tho time that that looked
like poor business on tho part of some
body to handle them threo or four
times extra and haul them perhaps
over tho same road.
I met J. Wattenberg tho other day
and he told me that he had rented the
farm known as the T. K. Ruth place
lying along tho bnnks of Rogue river
some six miles above here. Mr. Wat-i
tenborg is fortunate in securing such a j
valuable place for It Is not only goodj
land but a good part of it is set In
alfalfa and they havo recently opened
up a ditch bringing water from Rogue
river so as to irrigate almost the
entire place.
Carl Ahlstrom of Butte Falls, waa
one of the passengers on the Butte
Falls stage last Friday on his way
home and he attracted my attention
more particularly on account of his
having strips of adhesive plaster
across his nose and my curiosity led
i mo to inquire the cause of his trouble
and he said that he had It broke play
ing football.
Among the city dads and the lady
members of the town council there
J have been some very material 1m
; provements made in the streets of our
town, between the private citizens
and the county they have succeeded in
making Riverside Boulevard one of the
finest streets in the town and the
county has had the county road com
mencing at tho railroad track and run
ning in a westerly direction to Inter
sect the Crater Lake highway covered
with a good supply of crushed rock,
rolled and well watered so that those
who wish to go either way can have a
good road to drive on, and in addition
to that the town is having a lot of sand
and gravel dumped Into some of the
holes that have been worn In our
streets, and had a new cross walk put
at the intersection of Rogue River
avenue with Main street and on the
county road on the Sunnyside of Butte
creek private enterprise has put a fine
lot of sand and gravel all along from
the county bridge to the corner of Lot
1, Block 1, D. & E. addition, facing the
Sunnyside hotel. .
Rev. Geo. N. Edwards, field worker
for Washington, Oregon and Idaho for
the Congregational church will hold
services In the Antloch school house
on Sunday, Oct. 9th, at 10:30 Sunday
moraine and at Brownsboro at 3
o'clock in the afternoon and at Eagle
Point at 7:30 p. m. Everybody is in
vited to attend and hear him.
Pete Young was a business caller
last Friday. He is generally too busy
to take time to visit our town but has
to come in occasionally to have black
smithing done, as he has a good farm
to care for and that keeps him busy.
Mrs. Chas. Ray, Mabel Ray and Mr.
J. F. Mundy of Medford, were here for
dinner Friday;.
Orbie Abbott of Butte Falls was a
passenger on the stage for Butte Falls
Friday, and Frank Miller, formerly of
the Luko Creek country but now of
eastern Oregon, and Thos. F. Nichols
were here for dinner.
Frank Courtney and his brother Sam
are at this writing repairing the dam
age dono by the fire at tho Nichols
store. ; ' '
Mrs. Cummings of Central Point,
was here looking after her property
nnd while here rented it to O. M. Goss.
Thero was a big truck load of furni
ture and general supplies went thru
Here for the citizens of Bute Falls.
The furniture was for M. C. Mahonoy.
Among the callers Saturday were
Frank Miller, 'Ralph Beibersteadt,
John Miller and' wife and Mrs. Mar
garet Brown, Mrs. Miller's sister of
Portland, Thomas Sworn, Mr. nnd Mrs.
G .A. Codding, doputy district attorney
wero here and were on tho ' stages,
Mr. Miller and family for their home
at Lalio Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. Cod
ding and Mr. Swem were on their way
to Butto Falls. 1
G. W. Van Dyke of Lake Creek, has
taken over the job, not tho contract, of
carrying tho mall from here to Lake
Creek from Mr. Statib of Brownsboro,
tho contractor.
Cliff Hlckson nnd wifo have moved
into tho F. J. Ayers houso on Riverside
Boulevard.
Win. Butler has started up his wood
saw and is sawing tip the wood for the
pooplo in town who havo such work
to do.
Missos Vera Kershaw and Ethel
Holman of Climax camo In with the
mall from Climax and Wclleu on horse
back. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Billings nnd son
nnd J. R. McCracken of Ashland wero
hero for dinner Saturday. ,
SAGE TEA BEAUTIFIES
Don't Stay Gray! It Darkens
So Naturally that No
body can Tell.
Tow can turn pray, faded hair beau
tifully dark nnd lustrous almost over
night If you'll pot a bottle of "Wyeth's
Sage nnd Sulphur Compound' at any
drug store. Millions of bottles of this
old famous Sage Tea Recipe, Improved
by the addition of other ingredients,
are Bold annually, says a woll-known
druggist here, because it darkens the
hair so naturally and evenly that no
one can tell it has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray or
becoming faded have a surprise await
ing them, because after ono or two
applications the gray hair vanishes
and your locks bocome luxuriantly
dark nnd beautiful.
This Is the ago of youth. Gray
hatred, unattractive foiks aren't
wanted around, so get busy with
Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Compound
to-night and you'll be delighted with
your dark, handsomo hair and your
youthful appearance within a few
days.
This preparation Is a toilet requisite
and is not intended for tho cure, miti
gation or prevention of disease.
DAY OR NIGHT
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