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PAGE SIX MEDFORD- M-ATL TRIBUNE, "MT:DF0RD. OREfiOX. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1921 :: wm v ' t That's Goinq to Save Us Both Lots of Work " Western Electric POWER & LIGHT LESS work for you in tbe house clean ' safe lights' all over the place. And it's goinc to do a gocd many, chores for me about the barn too. Everybody should have one of these outfits. How about lighting your farm? V , V.' 'I fauFs Electric Store I Cor. iviain and Central ' . "b' tANI ' KEROSENE B APPLEGATE Ora Newhy, Manh Haldwin and Kenneth Ualdwln went to Grants Pas Saturday. -MImh Kflith Kubli, after a vlnit with her mother. Mm. Maud KuliU, re turned to liriiwn.shuro Saturday, where she Is teaching. Mr. Joe Sey forth has taken two I on tin of (iu;iKh to CI rants' Push,. hoII inK for a rood price. Mifffl i,oule Rude J I of Grants Pqhh was visitinjf at MIsk Kose'n home Sun day. A parent and teacher's nied,, w.j be lield next Friday aftei t thi Ht liool house. All jai are urfc,e(I iu Htlirilll, , y y,r"- HAIlliX .Ts Mrfoiioh and Miss .MrCullnh's ,hiv .uoi-r, vi.lt, . at the IVin.,,1 hmo suhdny. air. ivnVrla or Steamboat was In AilcBO-.e Sunday. ,r- Jink Wllliur rif Grants Pnss vlsli ,, nt tle hmp of ns UIU.iC- jr- l-'.ter Lnyton Monday and Tuesday jt this week. Anxiety has prevailed in this com munity over the disappearance of George Learned of Whiskey Gulch. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. MeUanlel and son, (ilen. spent last Friday evening at Kred Offenbnchrr's. Kverett Smith has returned to nehool after spending institute week at Medford packing iipples, Mr. Herman Offonlmcher and W. M. McDnniel spent last .Saturday in Medford on business. 'red Offcnbacher and JameB O'JIrien each took a load of potatoes to Medford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miller 'made a business trip to town Monday. Harold Smith took Stella tjiyfo'ii home from basketball practice last Thursday. BnfllSBflafl NEWS' Our school Is going to Hive a Hal lowe'en oartv Haturdnv ntirht nt elirht o'clock, for the peoplo of this district and the neighboring districts. Fun and a (rood lime. Ladies bring pies. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maxfleld Were business Callers in Eafle Point .Mon day. .Albert Hoaglund went to the Dow Ilospital at Medfurd Saturday and re turned Monday. ; Fred Arcng who has been troubled with blood poison in his hand is bet ter now. Mrs. Fred DloominKCamp and 1 three children of llornbrook is vlslt- ine her mother, .Mrs. Wm. Hanaeit, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. tjiarbuck and two i girls June and TioWn of Herkeley, t California,, Visiting Mrs. Stnr- buck'.j slMl,,ri i,.. j;Ilri Stanley. , foe Honry went to Medford Mon 1 Oar. t Ruth Areps has been very ill but Is Improving. Mr. Wm. Hoagland went to Central Point Saturday. I Ellen Tucker went to Medford last week. j Harold Dallas enrolled in the eighth grnle Monday. This makes two eighth graders In our school, Viola Hoagland being the other mem ber. Our picnic nnd rleanup at the Bt-hool house Saturday was a -fine suc cess. Nearly all of the work planned was completed. Miss Burr, the rui'al supervisor, was with us and spoko to the patrons on standard schools and club project work. After Miss Burr spoke a school meeting was held and the new budget voted. The school board decided to buy us new maps and a new globe. I Henry Mayer and Curl Stanley took two. wagon loads of hogs, belonging to the former, to Eagle Point Mon- idny. Mr. Mayer sold the hogs to lioy I Stanley. j Frank and Eric Nygreen drove I several head of cattle to Medfurd Monday. Koy and Fred Stanley, brought about fifty range' cattle through Hrownsboro Saturday, taking them to Kngle Point to pasture. ; ; We did not have school last week on account of teacher's Institute. Kev. C. C. Unlet, the. presbytciian' missionary -ot Ashland, visited our Sunday school, and held short services afterward.' ' ' Wm. Hansen, Jr., has finished hauling our school wood. . The last of this month, the cat tlemen from ; around here are going to gather th&ir cattle from the range. j ladles were Joined by the three teach jers of our ecIiodI who after enjoying i the refreshments took the ladies thru (the rooms of the building and ex plained plans of liiiiir i chool work which proves they are wo: king under a fne system which reflects the credi ble j! tsl itv of our principal. The rain of Wednesday- wag a gou.l soaker and did less damage to unpicked fruit than was einected. It is very beneficial to fall range. GOLD COIN PLACER MINE Nccr IKecVrcrd, Oregon r -. ' Z $""-' I An era of mining activity is dawn-j The placer ground acquired by tn.is ing for southern Oregon, and it is quite ! organization consists of approximately .' apparent that within another year this ! 2100 acres of virgin ground, which lias seeti'.n will experience a mining boom; been for many years in the hands of unequalled by anything which has: various conilicung aim bui.ibuiui.ih. heretofoi'e taken place In any other : ownerships, preventing the extensive gold mining camp. ' j operation which Is now contemplated. The undisputed enormous mineral: The Pearee, Howden and Mnnkin pla resources of this locality are belnsjcer properties have long been recog recognized by practical and expor-! nized as containing vast riches. Poor. Weed mining men from all parts of j Man's Creek, where these properties r " i . i ii i i i ) Mil the world, and is evidenced by the per sistent, scientific and aggressive de velopment work which is progressing are located was so named due to 'thf fact that it was recognized among min ers that it is the place for a p.ior man Fuses and Safety . .. A iuse in an electric circuit is a safety device designed to open 1 tbe' circuit at 'a certain ioa'tUi. -,t ;'.;;; '-'i, ": . ..Its use is to prevent ' thc'wi'res in 'ttie'circuit "protected frotti ' carrying, more than their rated capacity and to. prevent fires and; damage to electrical apparatus. .". i .ia-iu - " vr.-v:!. ii rf . ...... . a Fuses are placed at various points 5 in the electrical circuits where the wires branch or change size; also at the entrance to the building to protect the wiring' in 'the building, and on the pole outside of. the building, W protect the transformer and outside -circuit. ;,:,,ri.,v . .-. .,.!';', ,;''. :V" .!, ';';' When a fuse blows, there is usually a cause for it, such as an overload or damaged circuit and the cause should be found and repaired before replacing the fuse. Better investigate and eliminate any risk that may exist. Your Contractor Dealer can protect you at a nominal cost. The California Oregon Power Company Phra 1(1 Mdford, Oregon 218 West Main Street The ladles club met Thursday In our new school house where Mrs. C. K. Wllhite served delicious refresh ments. The club discussed more thor oughly the hot lunch project and ap pointed a committee to Investigate tho cost ti'f 'equipment! and the order 6! conducting th'd hot lufi'ch thru.sey-, oral of our city schools. I ; - The snbjnot of making our district one of the nw library stations ! vras reviewed again . ... . , ; ' , These gttbecU" will lie taken' to, a Rehera'l vott(df the club" at, it's next meeting and as this vpte will deter mine whether tho funds In the treas ury are tone expemdoit on equlphicnt for tho hot lunch it-Is desired that a fill! attendance "of all riiembera lie present. The meoting will be held at the school bouse.. Kefreshments by Mrs. Itowe. ' ' - ' A Bix-poiipd baby girl arrived Wed nesday morning at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.. John Fredenburg.; Dr. Chisqlra ot Gpld HiM .was in attend-' ante. , . . . . Dick Straus recently returned from Portland where ho disposed of a car load of fat hogs belonging to him and J. U. Rowe. They receivod the top price. Two new pupils Fladys nnd Austin Rogers of Antloch were entered on the high school roil Monday. Mrs. Cleve Wilson and children who have spent tho summer In tho mountains above Prospect returned to tho valley Friday and moved to their home In Gold Hill Tuesday. There will be a Hallowe'en social at the school houso Friday evening. The ladles wl'l serve doughnuts and pumpkin pies. Mr. Koger who has been almost en tirely well after his long seige of ma laria is not so Well again. ' After tho business session of the I.ndles Club tbe meeting was turned over to social enjoyment when tho We Have Just Received a New MODEL "F" CLETRAC TRACTOR You are invited to come and see this wonderful little tractor HUBBARD BROTHERS Agents for Cletrac and Best Tractors quietly upon many very promising pro- to mane a stase eabiiy. pCrtjeg All of the past difficulties In rerer- W nnt promises to become the most once to these properties have beer, aggressive organization in this district eliminated, providing abundant water conducted by experienced and compo-1 rlKlits aud privileges lor an piupobei, tont men in every branch, is the Gold toward large operations, ouuiueiu Coin Quartz and Placer Association. 'Oregon b'ns produced approximately An $40,000 000 in g 'id, and tbat. has been merely a . starter. . The, Qojd, Coin Placer Miuo will be operated uy flie most modern methods. , , , . In addition to thedB placer -proper- lies, this organization also nt the pres ent time owns several quartz proper- . tio3 upon which deelOpmnt ' work Is progressing rapidly and Bhpwlng. mar- . velous results. -.h ' I Jr. A. M. Knapp, a-minins engineer v UariDg to bis credit 'many years of j, practical and successful experience, is , president and manager of the Gold i Mn Association, and has associated -.-, vith him a board of managing trustees, ' sound, practical and thorough busi-j uess men in every respect, providing . . an orBimizution that will produce re- ' s suits with the highest degree of effic- v iency. : .IKlHl..XJk'li;"'.5H,0 . !.!.;. . :,i,j.t:i.'j .ii: 'tia. ,f.i.-i'iH tar..,H f ' Cook by the Clock There are a, lot of things to be done around the house that you can't find time for when you have to spend so much of the day running back and forth to the kitchen to make sure that the food, is cooking properly. If you have a- . . . . . , . 1 i Automatic Electric Range in your kitchen, you can prepare your food, put it in the oven and forget about it. Complete Automatic Control turns the heat on and turns it off at the exact time you want it done. After you have set the clock on the range, you can go about some other task, and be sure that the food will start cooking at just the right moment to have it done by meal time. And it will have the rich, juicy flavor that is found only in food cooked just long enough. . Let your electrical dealer, whose address is below, demonstrate to you that the Westinghouse Automa tic Electric Range meets your requirements exactly. PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE Medford FOBES SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Portland, Ore. f i i
