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PAGE SIX MEDPOTin MATT, TRTBUE. MEDFOttD. OREGOX, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25.- 1921 REBEKAHS ELECT NEW OFFICERS AT DIST. CONVENTION 'SHINE' EDWARDS CASE COMES UP TOMORROW P. i wife and M.--K. Kthmitt, (Uroo-of our luiryit, who came in to bring their cream and eggs. - W. 11, CrurtUul) alw wan a lunlneas (oiler. He came Iil ' locking applets tlifi parcol puHt to purlte In Fort Klani uth. aiiolhec. car, .a Hu'lion Six. and then he put in hin paHtnger first and then (tacked the mail, parcel post and has Ktttse around them, lashing haKKage, with u lot of fine freight, etc., on the. running hoard he whipped via nnd over the hood. Some of the pa- nongern nad quite a lot of freight in the chape of boxes and bedding, as MrH. Ira Tonga to and two children (well as winter h up plies they were tak of Hulte Kallfl came out on her wayjing into the bill for winter use. to Med ford and he waH met hr by j Among the pawttifsm were Mil. 8. her uiHter Mm. Kd f'owdon, and Kied Welnh, - Prospect,- Mi.iF. I. Wy Ames, a blither of J. D. Arnes, hu- more, Iery, Mrs. IJenj. -Fredenburg penn ten dent ol the C'orbln JUdgell or-land daughter Alias Ernestine Freden- place, hR been here the past few days visiting her aunt and uncle.- - Thomas O'Brien of. Butte Falls, who hag been working over at the Veed saw mill, was a passenger on the stage for .home Friday. BUTTE FALLS --- iot .ho lriult court unanud Mtmduv , """" ;ir .non- i i.urff, hi n a oiiKatc ana two rim- i.wi.i Th. Rebeka h Ulp. I. O. O. F. U ,h. ,rZ ... . lren Mr Ol.n and .on of Hurt. ? t : to . fin case of the Talent Irrigation district versus Kd Hughes,- for condemnation of a dam situ. The entiro afternoon iXrtstrict No. 12 held their convention at Glendale. Ore.. Oct. 20, 1921. When session opened Thursday morn ing at 10:30. we received a niensage of the serious illness of the father of our chairman, Sister Perosssd. of Hope Lodge No. 14, Ashland, which pre vented her attending the convention. Sister Pearl of Med ford, our vice chairman, filled the chair. .. . After a short hUNlnens session, con vention adjourned for lunch at 12:30 and convened at 1:30 for the after noon session. Ten Rebekah bid gen answered roll call, and three visitors. Election and appointment qf officers for the ensuing year resulted as fol lows: . Chairman of tho convention, Sister pearl of Medford, Olino Lodge No. 28; vice-chairman Sister Cornell of Glendale Mountalnier lodge Jo. 14!: Secretary, Emily "Whins of Ashlnnd Hop Lodge No, 14: marshal. Sister Kick' of Jacksonville Ruth Lodt;e No. 4: conductor, Sister Bertha E. Adams. Oold Hill Amethyst Lodge No. J7.; chanlain. Sister Burkhart qf Rogue River Lino Oak Lodge No. 198; guards. Sister Holdrldge of Tal ent and Sister Norcross of Central Point. 1 Session adjourned at 4:30. At 6:30 a banquet wah spread for , the officers and members of the con- I vehtion. The tables were beautifully una artistically decorated with em blems and flowers In pink, green and white. The budget has been prepared and notices posted for the meeting to vote ance the sum for the en- ,suing , year. November 7th.. The Monday njght. Mr, Ci. E. Murrlll of Falls and Mr Merrill of Derby. Derly and Karl Zimmerman of Butte Jack Hickman, the foreman on Hie tmount to be raised by. tax Is $13. Falls were guests at the Sunnysidc. Klngwood orchard, was a '.business 209.42. 4 : ' . l.fU U,.ll..-r1.iw ..ft. T .. .. -.. . . I .. . . whs devoted to the inspectloi of the rm"wP . tV ' a,ItI f wh inai ineynave in. ( A,r me rain the. past- few days, dam sito hy the jury. - Hri ian superintendent of the fish jof their fruit gathered and under sunshine prevails, and Ihp fall weather hat "un.nrKM iinH uisinc anu sneiter, inai iney nad narvesiea inree is sure luring mon every one out in ii.t iKMim Mi iu h-i up anu mspeei lnousanu ana tnroe hunurea anu miy .mo open, or course.we all realize iiik unni nu nas nuj m on ine u. Doxes -or uppity off of six acres ol Hauk place just above town, in Lit- orchard and that the fruits was ex ile Butte cnu'k for the purpose of , t entionallv fin About three billion tons of solid matter 1b carried into the ocean by rivers each year. BETTER DEAD Life 19 a burden when the body is racked with pain. t Everything worries and , the victim becomes despondent and downhearted. To - tiring back the sunshine take COLD MEDAL mi Th national remedy of Holland for over 200 yars; it is an enemy of all pains re sulting from kidney, liver and uric add troubles, All druggists, thre sizes. Look for tli nme Gold MM on vrr box ,t 'L sad aiccapt 09 hnitati" The first criminal case will bp of the state verHU Jnnms (Shine Ed wards, indicted ., fur violation of ilie prohibition laws, and will p'nh;ih!v be called early Tuesday afternoon. Edwards faces two counts. esse Housley, a young man Indict ed for the' possession- and manufac ture of liquor, wus arraigned and his trial set for thu end of the docket- i The cases coming before the petit Jury at this term will be heard in the following order: Brown vs. Natwlck. r , Ktuto vs. Edwards.. - Davis vh. Offutt. i ' State vs. AVolgatnott. State Batik-of Talent vs. Clark, ' State Vs. Goodwin. ' Tou Velio vs.-Farm Bureau.'' State vs. Edwards.' Finley vs. Bfp Bend M. Co, Stewart vs. Bllton. State vs.. Wolgamott. " Jarvis vs. McAiams, State vs. Matthews. Slate vs. -Mntthews'. , .Jones vs. Jones. ' Stale vs. Owings...... Simonds Mfg. Co. vs. Southern Ore- J gon iuinner company. State vs. Kubll. " Piirdln vs. Warmoth. State vs. Owens. . ' KtultK vs. Jacksonville School Dis trict. Stale vs. HIakeley. Denny vs. Wolf. State vs. Wolgamolt ' - ( j It. R, V. Canal Co. vs. Bodge. State vs. Kubll."; ... . Mt. Vernon Bank vs. Morse. State vs. Owen. .-..,',.'.' State vs. Housley. Violation pro hibition laws. - . Stute vs. Johnson. ' Larceny by em taking fish for their eggs to be taken Mr. F. C. in size and quality. Bell, owiler of the Butte t EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. 0. Howlott V. G. Maxfleld of Douglas county, Ore. was a passenger on tho Eagle Point-Lake Creek stage last Monday morning on. hl way home, - He -had been up visiting Irts son, J. F. Mapc fleld near Brownuboro for , bo me woeks. . t Among tlio business callers' best Monday were Rubo -Johnson, one' of our retired capitalists, Alex 'Mathews, V. Brittson, C. 'E.1 Bellows and to the Butte Falls hatchery. When Creek orchard, was a business culler we arrived we round that he had se lected a place on a ledge of rock that extends across the creek and In order to get 'a solid foundation he built a coffer dam so ns-to cut a , deep cut and. force all the water through it, tjnd then built asolld, reinforced con crete dam at the head of the out with an opening about 8x4 feet square with an almost water tight door to bo raised or lowered ut will. . The next inoye was to put in another coffer dam so ns to force' ,t ho water from the main stream through the cut so as to draw the water away from where ho wanted to build the main dam, and then he drilled holes In the solid rock and bolted timbers 12x12 In, on top 'of each other, thus making a solid wall and the timbers arc so dovetailed tngother so as to be abfio- lulely solid. Ho then placed other timbers fifteen feet above the main dam In the same manner and filled In the space with rock and. covered! the Intervening space with heavy j plank making an incline, he then cov ered the whole dam with fir poles five or. six inches In diameter, with the ends projecting over the dam so as to prevent the fish Jumping over. He has the dam so arranged that it will be Impossible for a fish to pass on up the creek only as lie wishes. When there comes a run of the kind he does not want ho can open the flood gate and let them nil pass on up. Ho plans to put- the fish trap in the cut referred to In the first part of this aiuicle, and when he wishes to catch them ho can shut the gate and stop tho water from coming into the trap so that one can go in and take them without being bothered with water at all. But before finishing thl ' 1 article I must refer to the workman ship of Mr. W. C. Daley, who did tho carpenter work where the timbers were joined together, the joints are and he .reports, that he has his fruit under covor, but that it is not as free from worms as it , might be.- ; E. A. "Hildreth; jr.,- of Butte Falls was here and. spent-Tuesday night at tho Sunuyside.M, ,; t George W. 'Barker and family the prosperous banker of Butte Fulls, was a business caller .Tuesday morning. 1 Charley Cingcnde and J. F.- Johnson two prominent- stockmen wore also hene Tueday- and Mr.', tllliams and family of Medford were hero for. din ner. -Tuesday, and iso.wis-, Benj. t Ed mondsen.v Jr.,',of Butte Falls, one of the: farmers' and ' stockmen that section; hoi. remained here . overnight. Mrs. rfieaman, .wife of a member 0 tho civil engineer force working on the Crater Lake--.high way, hat boon up at Talontti visiting relatives and Mr. Hen mem hus been taking his din ner at the Sunnyside hotel during her absence. . . -c. u- - p. .1 ,t- r( 't'iv pml Mrs. Polk- Smith of . this place, a fine eight-pound boy, October 13thw; . ., . . Lewis Con ley Mrs. John Obenchain land A Hi Id roth nyero passengers- on J the stage for Butte Falls (Wednesday. - .Thomas Farlow and .wife of Iakei Creek passed through here Wednra-: day, oil'' their. way . -homo from. Med ford, they had been out to take one. of ' their girls to attend the Medford high'! school. C. H. .'Brown, -Thos. JFish..Jr., L. Kingcnid of . Prospocti ' Blake r&t Medford,,- William. . Ncwsbaum. and wife of Lake Crook, Mrs. Laura Mc Niooll -ittd -Mrs- Farlow .were .diers at the Suqnyside hotel Wednesday.'- Died Thursday ( morning, October 0, after a-. lingering illness, John. Bar ney McNicoll of Eagle Point. Aged ti6 years and -2 months. "He leaves his wife, two sons, Oscar nnd Hugh Mc Nicoll and orio -daughter, Mrs. Gray of Stockton, "California. The- remains wore interred Friday In the Central that a long winter is ahead and being isolated as we are, .with neither wag on or railroad, now is our lust chance before the rains sot in,Xor. good,, but next year look out, wo are liable to be with you. 4" - , The hunting season closes, tomor row. - Thore aro very few. huntcra. In the woods from the;;valley, as cars ha,ve heen going out ulte-frequently the past two days. Very little- game ha8 ben bagged this' seaaon -up here, on account of tho dry weather,, perhaps.- Several bear have been killed and aro more plentiful than deor. ; Miv and Mrs. Rupert Gleason came InnTuesday. from a government . sta tion where they spent the summer. They, expect to remain - for a few weeks. .:., ; ... .v,.-. ... .'. Ray. Spencer has bepn visiting home folks for a; few' days, returning to Weed.-.Cali, Tuesday;. ; ; Oratidim ' Edmonson' 4 improving st,owlyat this writingvf ;llis daughter, Mrs. Ora Gor.den, -spent last , week wfcth them .but ;hassretuimod to her home - at Fort..Klaniath.: -j . Lester -Ellas; an iajnilyinre visitincr wUh Mrs.Tongato from Phoenix,. Hanry Herreferd, Jack Tongute and the. vtwp Ti;ephern boys, wont out to Brownsboro orchards ;-for-- several wagon loads of apples this week. ' ' -. Our. school is .closed for the , week, as the teahers are alLout to Ashland to the Institute. ' ; , , ' - . Quite ' a ';mtle- excitement In- town this week,' as there a bunch- of sur veyors here trying to decide wher the. railroad bridge across- Butte Crek will be built;-It seems at present It Is to. go somewhere near the hatchery. ,A car load of Weed employes were; out to spend Saturday and Sunday. ! Mr. I. Patton lost a valuable cow' :last week from eating squirrel poison. scattered around,-mostly too plentiful.; ' BakingPoW(kr of higher priced brands , it goes farther. SAME PRICE for. more than 30 yai"? MilHqn.p. of ,'pouridc; bought by the gov ernment.' Quality ' . . the best. )...:. WHY PAY . WAR7PRlG'fesrr: ho uomnli'te that thuv tire nlr tiirht iinrt cvoiytlihiB fits JuhI iih thnuch he fl oinf ---v..' rh rtoconBert. was a had been milking a plerc or fine fur- boo1 rlllzen'anc! hlulily lij.sieiU'd by nlturo, but that is the way he does .nil-who knew, him nnd as. long as hln his work. I strength lnsted wafj an energetbi.- in- Tuosrtay niornlng when the Eagle j dustrloim, hard working man.' There Potnt-llutte Falls stage mine in It i wits, quite a number ulour pltlzenB was loaded to rapnelly. It was a j followed vthe Komains to their lust Kord and then there eanie a spoWnl resting place. ' . : ' '('.. in . load in later, and tho result was that 1' Mrs:.' Alice ''Rnrryn'nf I'ortlati'rt. I he driver had exchanited anil put on' 1W'iF'MrHiiW;nrKS.KAIillhttfH:4n'.-thlR' I j TryThis fr lndlotlon , , -' Foley CaL'iartlo Tablets are Just the thtag for coh8tlnation.1vThelr.aetion b wholesome and thoroughly cleansing, without- griping nausea, or fnqortvep. leiice. Tbey banish headache, bilious ness, bloating, gas, bad brBath.'Ooated tongue and other, symptoms of disord ered digestioni, Mrs.IH: J. Marehard, 36 Lawrence St.. Salem. Mubs.; wrltea: "I.i.nsed Foley-; Cathartic Tablets for constipation witu good results. I keen hem in the house.!' vSrd everywhere. .f-'.'J .:,.'.'fi ' Adv: New Management - Hotel AsElaM ' Ashland, Oregon it Meter over and tdke Table de Hete dinner, V 5:30 p, m., to 7:30 p. m. $1.66 IF SATISFIED , ON US IF NOT " 5 ; - : ;i :- : -' : B. F: LEACH, .V'P t. ), ' . ':."'-'T; Prep. Besl woml of nil kinds. .'Only wood In rlty under cover. - Also Iiuki Ututi Voul h t $ 1 7 off car. ''" VALLEY FUEL CO. 2nd itrtfl. " '.irti in you cam qst Moy ant oibTHIwd -VJLJf :Qtt i.SY bix rait it bt yoi'l Unless IjOu Ate" " CITY CLEANING & DYING CO. 401 South Riverside Phone 474 QUALITY, WORK, QUICK SERVICE The Model Boot Shop 21 S. Central Slioes Repaired While You Wait. ' E. N. BIDEN, Prop. When your I Duds ' h. Arc in our . j; Suds :i.r . ,; ypucan bet', you'H get re sults. Hcinembci' . wo spe cialize on i-oiiglr dry fyuily wash. ., u meriicah Laundry Co. 21f. iS. Riverside. Phone 873 THE Masonf EHirman Wholesale Grocers Cigar .ImporterilC.:..'. Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, .Seattle, Spokane, Lewigton.; Ji A 1 o Are Good If you want Medford to be a "LIVE WIRE' town be a "LIVE WIRE" yourself and patronize "LIVE WIRE" business firms and purchase goods m'ade.at home by "LIVE WIRE" factories - . ,"1 : cozy NOOK DeVoe's.Eastside Fountain Is open for ..Business in the . . SPARTA BUILDING . WOOD OF ALL KINDS : . ' Good Measure .; - Courteous Treatment J .- Phone 441-J MEDFORD TENT AND AWNING WORKS . . Manufacturers . Awnings, Cam) Outfits. 'We niaUo. Auto Tops ami cover cushions. V. V. lU'KK, I'ro'p. I-JH Xn. (irnpo St. - : MtMlfonl. 1-hoiiu OOU-Il NASH BARBER SHOP Up-to-date Service. Bowmfu & Noej Props. MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS Carl Fichtner, Prop. Vulcanizing and retreading. luill lino JMiehclin and , Diamond Tires. Phone 451-J . ,15 N. Fir Sti. Something ' Delicious ,:' ' ' Call for . ; Rogue River Special Manufactured by " . Medford Candy Co. ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO. Leading Brands VILMO "HARMONY j-.. weaiora, uregoa xzz?,-xr, rm rwmot ; Lee Watkins 6 Co. TEED STORE .- ' i " ! , ; ".. ..V . , .! Choice Grade, Cimshed Bar ky, Flour, Bran and Mid dlings, Hay, Grain and I'oultry 1- cods, ; 397 South Front St. Veterinary Hospital and Sale StaBle J3R. G-. A, QITZEN . 111 N1. Fir St. Phone 551 K.vpert Sorvlci". lieosonnblo t1iai'fr Peart's Garage 115 South llnrtlott Street AVTIIOIUZKU C1IKVR01.KT MKISVK'K G.UA(.'K , MAGAZINE -: SUBSCRIPTIONS Are down to rock bottom now, Get .. your ;prders in early before fail : raises in price. ' - V , 0.: L. DAVIDSON Cigar Store Cor.;.Fr and, Main. Street When you store your Housc . . hold Effects Choose a reliable , firm., EADS'-, Transfer and Storage 22 North Front St. the gusher cafe ' ' ! . . Bert M. Sullivan, Proprietor. ,A " ,,. A. 15 VFy,tr!eL' - -r:',,- , .:. . NmM Hotel Building Auto l;-. f moDUe oorinffs , ; Hett Blacksmitti Shop . THOMAS T. MERRIMAN, Proprietor. ;! . ' v 20 South Riverside ';v- Phone279-J AMMBuS JBodleS l For Printing That Excels v rnone 75 -Medfcrd Printing 0. Built to Orders . , MEDFORD BLACKSMITH SHOP Repairs and builds Springs All new. springs guaranteed. General repair, Blacksmith ing. Only Spring, Furnace in Southern Oregon." 118S.Bartlett. Phono 163-J ... .WJiere - Experience i: ; Cunta , ,t Tonr wearing apparel nd house hold oo.dsjjlen'ned in the post up-to-date ashitin, with new au'd up. '.! X'phoLstory gives jour rnr a healthy iipimnranfo. (Ljiiio i!t our figures. Wo.inako auto tons stjinri un nnil,..- nil watlicr conditions -'Windshield rc-jto-datd machinery, nairins. 1. ..:' e. k. ooimxs ' t jV i-v cook M S. Rivoraiilo .ti. . ,' Thoni- 270-V ARTHUR WEST PAINTING PAPERING TINTING 1 Phone 477-J 234 East Xipth St5 f i i:. Apparel Cleaner Dyers and Hatter Phone 223 DAVIS Transfer and Storage , MbVED . r' - : . i' "i to larger quarters at 29 South Grape street. We move everything and have, storage for household and oilier goods., fj' - Phone 644 - - Medford' J . J V ,1 k 0 4
