Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 09, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE JHREB A 10 WM GERIG LEAVES ASHLAND L RRI6ATI0N WILL BE DISCUSSED AT on Imr way tip lo her old horn nrctty life mid tonga for br Jpood moun- all kinds of aitvortlnlnx un their lUW l rail, ana Kr.ru wmtioy ih.i rranic , tain noru. All riro of tboin went her tor dtrvnaf Thursday.' ,". , ' ' i Ilreonan Welcher was' hem for din ner Thursday. He' la a rprantauv of Oatea Auto Co., Medford. t' O. Adam, fyrhifrly of Ilutte Fatfa, but now of Medford,! came out from NrUjurliuid of lluttn . Knlln, ami Mar ahall Mintor of KukI-; I'oint and Inez Wllilt of I'orHlHt we'rn ultvi paaimnK'Tii oit llm mini) Htax on thflr way to Ell Dnftark and. mm EvorPtt cam In Thursday mornlnt? from battle, Vahr . Th Iadlcs' Civic Impravoraent club met at Mr. J. Ilrown'a Thursday ALASKA FOR STATES. 001 45,000. thulr hotiioa or , diU''H of bualitfan. j IriHlead of Mm. Vm. Von (It Tf'-Uen'n Miaa lnei Wflli'ta wnn jimt returning I E S IN 1921 i ------ -- .tm. iiccoini -in trip nirunnaa nr her iiv'iji i .' imim vii'wu nui ii.t.r mit u i." -...A..! .i - ...ii.: ... . j . diiiKht'-r ' Mian ,Joyre. .who hait been Ilutte Kall onth ataae Friday. tiWflt mii.nm. ";':"ve"""u confined to her be,f for tbo at week and report havloK had u Vry Inter- ,op f) ,jUl , &m MAn U) iMn i-iatlna and r,r0fltabl lUHocInf.lon. .jthil b, , Kww.r,Mi bmn Rre MdHHra. C)iriy, Kaivr and H'ibert,.ni,.ruined that ah will oon renume I'dnvindnon and wlfo if Itutte FalU, ,f pare n j,fy clnxwu In tbo high wore nmoni? Uie callnra Wednonday Inchool In Medford attain, for dinner on their way to Medford. I Ray HarnUh and family hae been J. W, Jobrwton of Medford. who In ,pendlnft a few day rlnitlnfc Wm, Hoi thn reprentktlva of the Klrtland 'man and family. Mra. Holman la a dinner here and went on to MeHford.'i J. M. Hurley,. O. A. Mnunlnif aad Mark Perry, all of Medford, were herjji for dinner Thursday. They ure the land appralsera for the Kedral Farm Loan aaaoclatlon and . wero on their way out In tha country to look at Hi'parutn company ' A, National Guard, or M oil ford, ha Just Nlartnd l( new year of work, having cloned Inst year's viry Hii'-f-nnfitl work with id" flnitl muster and Inspection in Ikeemnber jf H. Th roiuiMiny hn hld lu position M second In sUn In or httachnd t thu 102ml regiment of In fiiiiiry )f ihJn Hi t, and for tbo past two! yiuits has brought homo from the et4iielt ujt Cunti) Lewis, Wauh., a Many Medford. j.eoplu Mil be Inter esled lu thu following editorial from thn. Anchorage, Alimkif Time. .Mr, AHMUVNI), Jim. 9 A clrciilutl'm (tm pant year of nuarly 6,000 vuluinu In thu ri'wird of tint Anhlund Vtvv Thn vulufl of IrrlKallon will bo the Oorlg lived In Mod ford several year aubjurt proaxntnd ut tli forum of the and wu local maiuiKMr of t)i 1'. it K railroad. Ho left for Alaska, In 1M3: Modford Cliambor of Commerce naxt rulillo lll)ri-y for Y)'i, m jfr r'prt of MtnN lllani'ho lllnkn, librarian, to the muiili-ipiU library eommltti-o. Hpclf llly, ttui flKurna wro 28,173 volumin loUnud to MulU, and H.hH to children thi adult aud Juvonllo literary require- W'ftdueHday. TUIa will bn Klveu by iTof. W, L. I'owra oC lhi Oregon farm. They report that they are doing Wul Oerlg, who ha been prominent curuiiderabto btwlneaa In that Una. ? ly oonnmHud with tint coiuttructioa of Agricultural collRA. iartn Hltunted on lie.ir creek btwen :elster of Mrs. Kay Harntah and are Central i'olat and Oold Hill, came In j now HvlitK on tbi Oua Nlchola ranch Vednenday erenlnK on the atait4 and ;on Bait creek, Lake Crek poatotfice. apont tie nltfht and Thurtjday ,birid a lUibert HarnlHa and family of FUoe- William Holmaa of -Lake- Creek, came In Friday toornlnz to hae hi saddle horse shod. ... .. ; ., T. T. Taylor aad wl wbjs a k- tm. n M Ui mh '. TU caSpmi iiiphu W k 1 1 the Ootenunont Alaska railroad, on Tbre la probably no aubject of un ablo official of Urn AlukaA Kngl rreuter Internal to the people of Jack fon county today; tljao IrrlMUvn vv MMVM U IM I0m aAM Utat. I uecrtng mmUloi4.; gui flAtfeed sJ m fcH J ' JJl 1$ 00 tfeflft) Vr Mrta4 f m 0t mt Vuw wta me cam Mr Um m4 ttea' km M Vm U, TVar4y ' ' lEBFOUD ilAIL TlilliUNK, EWOIW. ORfcGOX, MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1922 C1PAN IBRARY HOLD NSPECTION GAVE WEDNESDAY 181H ANCHORAG MOURN BOOKS WEDNES FORUM f lO tmii)iiy ,tunl V ,ialutulid at riy A .to the Htli'Biliiitd'i lit (1,411 Mi'dfunl lias .fallen iM.fclil some if'tbe oilier cities, maintaining federal " Nutfuriitl liuurd iriMitin, mm n few hn? beet) yery illlitiory In Mtcndiiiice, hut the officers, nre'noyv wmedylug thin ,tlfiei. , It lia U;n ncroHHiiry ,ti! firing ,u huritu of, If m-nton, lu some cases, wbleli'tn the N.n'l"lm! Ilunrd.u we'llias.Othcf UlUli iiry m rdi-ii can c,tiie iiite-tuinm pen iilltin .' 'JackNonvllIn, Central Point unit Talent a well si Medfurd huvt I'o'lArllMlll'd of- Its IIIIIIK liK-n whose work hit added limrti M'lbi tutrrrHn i rjtiiBji,iily and nt full will tr lio'H r.iiiM' a iUMiiiU'k if livi-iit iuIIi'd iinO tii-l.Miii iuli u iltlll. . ' 1 lin 'ii-nl cnuiMiiy Iuik orKiini'mt tiliVl; Iilill Irani und u tio llliif ti'.UH ii(ii pi t ti liiM a tiHHi'iiiill iMtn thin rutiilii muiinii r. uiul Ktih i lie now nrtniiry tbu xtr will Ii:ib a dar(- w ln.rx tlio)' tittf conduct thidr iriu-ili iriK-ni linn t lru and nllili lUn u -ll an inllf t " work. ( iippnuji thai tiiAtiy (hiiI (if Mud (r and vli-lnlty ur uniiiillar. w1Hi it'", 1. 1 K of lht military cuiupany am ii rt tnihniuu " mi" of Hit unit of tlu frn nl 'rliK.'ii KiMiit nriny. urmilmi! uy in.' i iiin-ii siitnn u'iiVi'I-iiiiii at an tUr ni' a of iMiuldliii; iho rnvmiin-n in ri'iliini lu Kr't iirmy of war iliw and ciii.iu HMindiiiK rnKulyr nrmy kImhinI uoihlnr, im hit now li-u itiiiin, lltji iiu iiitf ilm xmii n ni miin o Hi-ipi-y ihu woulil oiliirfwJriB hate Im iiiii . im a ric.iilnr army. At Iho Ul mi'i'lliit! of Iim-bI rmiipuny It m iivi4ua tu Uttt a aiML-Ul aiUl. Wm tb' tVu' oiUJ riwn u sLjWiiU t tii public -jfii t.r,u;:r' ' ' .,:'.-. ,it V'luin.liiy fvi-nltirf. January IS, iWh'j4dir wln In inan li d'lii tprl I im! Vi ''rtn lit" wife, and all'uuuiarrli'd toi-n will tirliiK lliHlr arinu to tha ; VoKiry at drill tlitif. Any Mltm In jl'rt-iiU'd In lha IikbI rouipany arn vr f.Hnlly Invite. 1 o ta hn.i ..lit ianl im Him drill and othfr axliitiiilomi, and th iitliniil ubd aillanHii iiut by tlu company will tm uhlbllod anil en- Idnltifd by tbn Moldtorn, I Tli fliral NallonaJ Ouanl of, Ore gon Im.Ihk tho ln.'ud Infantry, of whlh thn Jural unit U a inrt, atanda tolay. ami baa for alt tuontlm iast, at Iho bAil for nntubcra and ffcfnry of the National Ounrd o' tb t'nltml Htutiv, Tbn orn coiiiny linn tar for a fw iiMir rurrulla arid will m Ktad f laki In any young man who I of proper kx ami atiln phyHlaJly to qualify. li JU w'f t"rlK;lnj Ima InKruipitml liiilipiii inio in nruniroi uu Alienor ( blf 4iiiiiir urn if yioni ih) nTr iji'cd tlin MiHirn fortiiuai an -ri'Vanln ' Intt- nint". I'loHM-np uciiualiituiicn lirt liin'b- roniA a iiilwnliar Of tUt IhmiiV. , " , A' n rallrimil , litilMV, fir,1 'i'iH Micoi'iiMf ill ri'rord ilit a umtl r of.lilit- l'ry; n:U .nVlttirtw.1 In' ihwiInic' or tUj (ImiTiiiinMit f ,ii).l.u', cuMroiu( tlm li .11 mi of Win. li'',rltc In (.uiijii) nioim; to 1 1 1 lit im Hindi an niiy oiln; orftrlul ,'ai'nv i'i; 1 In ' .dim.'i l'i rliuiw i ,yK 'ii1k'i reui..ni Individual mirili'iia. Wa attulii- i-M iIiiiiiik ur du)N win n lin' t'x In . . ..j i i ... v . iio wrt'iw ii uiiu -iti iiiif oryii n 11 tipii' alum It look -ri-nl and bit! ii'uii to funiiluu.. ' ' ' v. In tboifaf-o V IluatH'liil iptreHH.5 Mr. ilt rlt; pi ui-ili ull)' ivloii" kuil'. thi work- liiH orituiiUutlon Intiui uiul pi foriuod lirodiioiiNly; ri-i-'ardUni ,of uiiKi'ltk-d coiidliion tif affnlrn. tin. ooiiKtrtitlon wmk on tin Oolrni!i'iil.ltkau mil rond ad v n m od In'. irtry.tliaitn'u-nl ; im Miuiiiiii im uruti a-,v-triiJi vn n, Ihotfo III, th 'Nrvi'n, for- liujili.1 .i ... .. ' Miuiiaratloti: Allium tucliBI'-tl VjoKh, thvi") idmiin t'.nji iiiinva'iir.'viir lti'n, notably, thorn. rnJntlnK to uuiouio' IiIIi-k; iin nuinrully.. would ,j, thwrahc owlnx lo tb motor Pur'a ib-VHlupnu-iit 'maui'lo a coIokmuI twali-: lilxikn rdnf ll iTixl ,ltiit It In M iho U.uiiiiim- alil-of lb man that llit? Tlaixa wuM iinpluinjif; Im hu 'vir adiiplr! blan-tf to rlrciim nlanr: In. ha alwayn lut-t rond III' inn, many lomiiiiuim and vuil.-d. fuif-on: lullly uud npiiiroly ; Im roio u1Vf ijilniuii) ; tbi! Iitt" f public iiii'u: uni ho n in 111 I y arct.iii-d praU lruire ln duo Mr. (jc.rMt J for Id accoiupllnh Mo uih n a railroad hnll.l-r; 1r'VM'l :jid'oM. urn la'Jila J mi fur iIih iioui. Mr. trtx bilogK; liti' bullMi'd dMlit.'r en-u ili:m ho km. Mr. tiirlir will be ln -wrly iulfi'il. tn . AticluiraKo bv !h' .Ici hk knoiv .bin InirliiMic wvrtb nad who wh hliu fiirthnr auan nil to poultry nnd.pi't ujilnmU lur nouKlii nfi-r mii-ondurlly,- wblhi r-j-udlty MfntvvrW tn, H.ui'lijouro!! tlliHutu an pHi-iion,y . pronipm u iii iiiiinu mr w h limit if n on t Kit, 'pliant' of 'higher ' duration Mblcb well nllilK rlvufii. ttlr Int.. n ut bcHlowbil upBi'! Hlti-HtlnK lilor;ivlil'.H Thu ifi't ' ri'iuain. tbul 'uyti-lilhir" loin remain a favorltfl ovi-r (ill (it In r jiIiiihiVk of r-adlnK unit r Hi tlii Vti'ii of lw it oin?. Kii'hty fnpr ii(vn.ii(t',T nnd (x-iiodli'iila nr rofrulaf vjUor of tint Jloiury, Z'i Jx-Int: mibrrlbiMl for ami 31 donati-d. TlmHC ooum . from ! fur iuid ' n-ar two frii hliKlnnd bt'lnit Ui lniloli .tlrupblc and .Munolii'xirr (iiiar.lLio. 'imiiA.Iu x I'oiniiU of llritihh joiirpilltiitlio for 1-. If .... 'ft 4.'.l ill I ir.-un fiuuiti-'O r V, (Tl aiudu, Mctliodlnt' iator.' und ,tho tut tr by .Mr. V. K. Wiilnna, bulb .tltad Imi piii rout of in', tlbrap'. Tbo avi-r daily rlicijiHtlon or voiunn-H wan 110, und'tlut iiiiiiiloT of pulroim bun iiK-rfuwd' about film duriiu; llu car Jiihi rlunn)... ... i . 1 . HiuinclKilly. Iho library .1 lualnly ipHlid by u city taxVvy wbii i bi4 )'r, Ui'fr'trnii-d !m. This wa KU.pbim.il.d by flni-ft 'i Ihv i!i)iniit of llJ7.lt. nlno H'.O from tjio nclioid l.onnl, i.nd a.'orjy r0 fimii other wiiirii. ,Th lttil 'rccidpl were I.TTiuJiind with Hit lulvi-i.t ijf I tie New Viar Ihmo. waa a balnnro of' $ I fill. On. Thin um ipBinlfd , buliuico,'. bowevor, niay b -Ki nd-i H(.,r fnrthr lvlfi ara avaUabia. ' BiUarWii. tunurata mm tit iaHm, m w u ffrrf , far t'M owar t puy iijfi oriKHiai t:uni, ct llie irriga tion HVHti'iu arid tb money It tiik'-.i to tuaiiiuiin ,u. r : . x ' A'h lh!, Jtojjo River valley Itf ithout lo.berom 'on of tbe lari(i-at-lrrlKa- it'll! urrttn, 111 iiiit a,. , i. vtijimi M will bit lo'thi In Keijeril.' .The forum will' hi; li'dd at lh ford Hotel ut noon. It well to buv 4-vory buiilnoita muii lul Jy 'unditrarund thu bein-flu which thla furmer and to bulnesn Med- MEDFOBD D.A.R. MEETING IS HELD Dne of thi iaont enjoyable erinta of tha Itoliiliny aaaonu tbo niel l:i of (Valer l.ill( chapter IaUKitr of h Amortiiii) Kvv'iJ,l)iiou'at Ihe homo of '. Vint." C- V.. -Mcllonald, re untty. f - v ; . Tim' board' of. tjijiiiaKeirtent an liounc oil U'u appolnliuent of ..Mis ParU.Van Mi-le a P Kent to' fill the imi.-iplrd tenrt.' ; . , .; i ' Tli prupriMii. wuh (in- of, tiAumittl lntf.reii(. Colonial Vouien of the: South' In-lifi; Kiw'n by'.lr. M. J. Nor rl. Mrit.McM'aihn deltt-lHed all'wlib vocal iU av .... . ' . The. Kuy C'brinliiiss tree had ijrlfu for uncli one au.hlln; bOKtena unninteil by 'Mw.' f. von Hcojroc and Mrs. Conlejl.. Warner! served delirious re-freninneut.- -v. - at (i lwtH yM M rrn t Qk 4 Maaf4, Uw k4 ttiat be thofna tut ,tie tl:l t force of five -men gtt pnulun f Kwd for'dfpHliif of b'im. . j b'ulljfl bostrdn 'i4 'rtlfferent parta of We have . had & little oxritinnt In ;ur p'wn an'd tb proapcet In tltat they our little lowu 'li-rnity Hlierlff I. . i will ib ' Quit' un fxuanivfi buHloena In MJIInrd of Medford, curnu out Tlnin! rfny afternoon and arrented Marl; Winkle, a youiiK man who bun: been ruined In. Ihjji: vicinity, jio.d t'X'k bim to. JackHonvlllebut cnnu; out later In! charge of the. name deputy to try to j Mecure Ixiiidnmen for-flv hundred dob j lam Put luUed and ri-tnriieil a '4a in Tlnirndny uud. to- last accmnln failed in bin efforU'lo Heenre thi; neei-Ksary liondiiuien. I. m-e in th ,M'dord Mail j Tribune that he in tinted. a 'Jack Win kle. .Tlierr' n m in In; more tha,n 01101 i-b:irxA U-r:ilnt . lilm, for i.siilni a check for, money when h .had no uioticy In the Imiik ami TorKing a check H iih-Jttck Muybcw'jt name. (Tb,e iiepuiy j siberlff turneii him over.Jiili; hereto ojir town- liiiuTshall v.'hile Inj wuj hero fllnK to . aerpure bondnmen and Mr. Mllhird amrAfr, t. W. Sarn-ttwho wan lib him. and Murk' wife uud ttiti-r Klhyl wero here for dinner. Mr. (I. W. Averijl who live with her bunlaind tD their b'm;a:ad came out on tint lit'itte Kall utaKiti.ThurHilay anil' went on 'up borne. She nay that after miiyln- up there a ttblle'nb pet thnt )ln as ;he- claim tii'at they haye arclty of tlM, aKhewrfe tfeey expelt t'reiinie.pjrrloiH axaUt tMondaf. Mr. Wa!5, the'iecttod'lmM.'iWenf Up to. his' home in Dutw' Falla'Thumday afternooo ' . ' ' ' . J...1.-LUJ M. ' I . .11 L.l..ll...l.l. Safe 71UIA f.r IHFAIITSj IIIVAUDS the Urqiaal Avoid imitations uASubititutes PorlnfanwJnTandtinlQrowlngChndren Rlchmnk.mludrra!n extractin Powdr na Orlcioal Food-Drlok For All Asca INo OMldn NoorUbiog - DiMtih! . i . '.. . ' . i .. j ...... . J ija J How Do You Sleep? Iniierioriie'.'uiwl .then conies' out and visit Medford bnt'soon pet ' tired 'of YJ.C.A. SUPPER TUESDAY EVENING Thn bUfftiuM and pmfoHidonal wo men of the Y. N. C. U. will bavo It monthly club supper at thn "Y" bouse ou North Hurtli'lt utreet Tuesday evunlim, after which a Jolly good lime will bn bad. Also buslnees waltert of much importanrn are to be dls rushed. Thn women and Rlrls who hivn attended these suppers know they are worth com In a to, and that tbo club (lisrusatona after are very lulcrcntluH. All those desiring lo at tend please call thn "Y" and let them know so you will bo wire to pet your aliitre of thn supper. Iffieil Gorgeoua Gowna In Nobody Motion picture fans aro belntJ Rlvon a treat at the Walto theatre, where Jewel carmen Is oppearLnrc In "No- lKidy," until Tuesday. In addition to ono of thn most dra luatlc kku'Ich ever unfoldod ou the hllVKr screpn, the picture appeals to thn women liernuse of tho norgeoiw Kowna worn by tho actroases in tho lii-odtictlon. Muny of tbo scenes arc laid In palatial hotels and clubs at I'alin lieacli, KloVlda, nnd the silks nnd Hiitlim urn making the fmnlnlno part (if the' audiences Kiisp. The oveuhiK ' Kowna, especially, urn mnslerpiooes of 1ho oiodlHto'n nrt. ' Tor the men (here Is a Jury room scene which Id highly effective und realistic, und those male members of tho audience who have served on Juries will iippreclulo tho fidelity with which tho Bceno hits been BtiiRed and directed. There la no manufactured lovo Inter Ilm Ingram's ti.oou.bou production of "The IVur UursiMiien of the A(oca l)'e0," la aunouueed by the I 'axe t bent re lieKlnnlnK toiluy, fur a three duya run. Critics said the picture bud definitely established the cron not rvly as capable of rlvulline the sisko at Its beet, but of aurpiissinit ll In Its (rip upon the -Mnolluns. "The Four Horsemen" Is the auprvine expression of lh Oreut War. Tbo utory oprna ou the Anientlne ranch -f old Maduaiiaita, wbo rule with feudal power. A rMinc roystur. log despot, bn la filled with Caatilliui pride of family and ywmi for a urnle child to carry ou bis tradition, ills two daughters huv ninrrW rsn-'h em. ployion Frvncb aod the other (rr num. Madarhuta'a IaiIq asilpathy V tho (ieriuuu son in law hrluKa with It n dislike of his liulf German frrandchll- dreu, hut when tt son Is bora to the Henchman, Iiesnoynrs, thn old man finds his dream reulited. Tbo boy Jul! , U selected as heir to the hue otAU and 4 brought uu aj a himiIIimI prince of tho rnuliu. As u yminn man Julio becomes the companion of Muda riauas debaurhed ndvenlures In tlueuns Aires taniio resorts. Hut Miulnrlaxa dies suddenly without mak lug a will and Ibe German brunch of the family finds Itself sharlnit the estate equally with the Desnoyers With this sudden wealth, the two fum lllea leave the Ai ifenllue for Kuniio. The Di-suoyera settle In Furls, and Julio, an oxpert tango dancer, becomes the stiisutlon of tho fnshionable dance places. He meets a IWInutlnK little Hm'lety womnn, Marituerlto l.nurlcr and tho two of them are swept Into ror.kioxa lovo affair that lakes no count of Marguerite's elderly husband It Is 1914 and thn Germans are advanc ing toward Furls. Marpierlto is first awuktined to the realliatlon of tromcn dous events. Sho Joins the French nursing force and sncrlflcoa her love for Julio In order to ha tho constant companion of her husband, who Is Winded In battle. Julio, left without tho stimulation of frivolous nttrnrtlons hears the call of duty and culisis In tho French nrmy, where he meets death at tho bauds of his German cousin. Through It all aro RnlloplnR the foiir horsemen, spoken of by 8t. John In the Iloolc of the Apocalypse tho rtIiu fl tires of Conquest, War, Famine and Dentil. The enst Includes Itudolph Valentino Alice) Terry, Fomeroy Cannon, Josep Swlckurd, llrlnsloy Hhnw, Alnn Hale HrldRetta Clnrk, Muhcl Von nurcn llrodwltch (Smoke) Turner, Nlitel de nrullnr, John Snlupolls, Mark Fenton, VlrBlnln . Warwick, Derek Chen Htiinrt HolmcH, Jcnn llorsholt, Henry Klaus, Kdwnrtl Connelly, Geonrl oodthoi-pe, Kiithloen Key, Wallace Horry, Jueqnes d'Aurny, Curt Itohfcld Mile. Ikilores, "Hull" Montnua, Isabel Ml, tun, library. Inasmuch as the anuu'ul )ort. Indicate that 33tH bmiks were eidrod aitbln Its walla. The slatua f lh tnntltuilou Is rut umeroiu rlianuein it serves as a leariutf house for the dissemination of Information In general In ud.lltlon to belns the literary storehouse of the community. ; nut Llit picture iioraoiwiraies tunc KclLh, Jacques Innoo, Nohlo Johnson, none is nncossary to niniio n strons nnrry Northnip, Minnehaha, Arthur jUiotopiay. Hoy; and Beatrice Domlneuez. EAGLE PAINT EAGLETS This sriU fix ' : v .'fmy cbld ik.i J. F. Downes of Ilutte Falls who haa a homestead ou Four-Hit crewk. camel a irrailfylni; ona'out on the stairo Tuesday afternoon. s rcpreent!nj not only a chief edu-hook dinner at the Sunuyside and went alional iiet of the town, but through, ou in thn stage thnt aamo afternoon. Cecil Itoherts, who has been teach- let school near I.ondou. Oivaon, and who speut the holidays hera with bis pareuta. Mr. uud Mrs. T. U. Itulierta. bus returned to hla school analn. Hay Turuer of Grants Fuss, Is spending Ibis week with hla brother- lu-luw, Vernou halley. .Mr. Keueth iHivlitson of Grants Fas ia visiting his uncle, C. T. Du- vldson. .Mra. Naucy Anderson of tho Wil lamette valley, baa returned home af ter a short visit here with bor uephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. W. U. York. Clydo Duvidson is quite success ful trapping thla winter according to tha number of bob cata and coyoto pelts presented for bounty. The residents of the flut were shocked upon hearing of the death oj Mrs. Homer York. The sympathy of the entire neighborhood is extend ed to the husband and daughter. J. K. Duvidson of Grants Fasa has been looking up aomo delayed mining prospects. F. H. McFuddon and wife who spent the holidays in Fortlund have returned homq. r.u iioiun or r oota . reek waa In our valley one day lust week looking for bis cuttle, which he has not seen slncn lust summer. Holllo Maria has been busy the past week covering his house und other wise Improving hla premises. Mr. and Mra. Vernon Halley enter tained a number of friends nnd rela tives 011 Now Year's day with a tur key dinner. Among thoBO present were Mrs. J. 0, Turner, daughters Gladys and Mildred, Mrs. Fred Hrock tey, Miss Florence. Huell, Miss Fleeta Turner, Jimmio Leonard and Messrs. Victor, Ardell and Wayne Halley. He says that ho haa a fine body of yellow pi no timber on bis claim and that the extension of the P. & K. rail roud will run very close to bis home, In fact them la as fino a body of sugar pine, yellow pine and fir in that sec tion 01' the county as cun be fuuud any where. . Mrs. 8. Albright, formerly of Trail but now of Medtord, waa a passenger on the Ilutto' Fulls otaxo Wednesday ii ... . . ' " . I ' ALWAYS . mO I, Wo;K,!&nfN lil?-' breajts . up J 3rf, ;siuobortr ctldPafcd'stoU. the naroxyims of coughing. No harmful irugs, but igst good medicine. Ail druggists, 60(1 Dr. King's New Discovery For Colds and Coughs Stubborn Bowels Tamed. 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