Medford mail tribune., April 14, 1922, Page 7, Image 7

Medfoed Mail Tribune
Second Section
Six Pages
Second Section
Six Paget
Cnly M' ni"-iuli Yitr,
V ni M I I r I y NcimuiiI V r,
MEDFORD, OIUXiONy FHIDAY, APKIL II, 1922
NO. 20
Items of Interest From the
10 CHARGE 50C
AHIII.ANI). April 1 1 - Tim Ik r k of
fifty rent a day per, i ar fur l In- pilv
IIcKik of h auto niniti Riminilx wan
ratified ut II meellii of l hi' park li uird
recently, tin mill i it hiirliu; bei n ur.i
ItttPl) fur H'Mlll'lllllll pllst, Mill Hill) liM'ill
ly Imii also In connection wiHi like
iitllltli'H In milium inwnu tint h iiurili
and mulli of li. A Urn n y ban voted ii
continue the froi. prlvilcse, mid Ibm"
IllirH In 111 IIKIHl KTHIIIIii'll (I . ill Ml'
ASHLAND DECIDES
DAY AT AU 1 0 CAMP
null. The foe I n ii.o.l.nai.. i,n,. mi) i .-l i. ,-. ,. li, t!,..i i-tii li lii.liU,l-ml i.ffl. " 1 '. ,
unvnn.l inrv mnu.nal.li. IS... ...... li. .1 i i ....... II I HlM lllllllid thilt III" Cost Of
u - . ..I,?, . , . -urn;...,.- Ii.Iih llli .1 " . It" r...u,,,g ,he ,1,11.1,,,, In thr .1,lr.
' "1 -l'l',l In lliln ,'linrK". II'" ri.,iiii iii uml min i, i luittiT w.Tf r" i, .,.,.,,.,( w, . m.-iti rmiiy . .
tariff lii.lnjf lvM tor lli ixukiiiii ( jMi,., tn ll rat In tlm h.m liil hour, lit" i m ni il uml wi.ul.t M. mutuiilly U n. ri.
r uuil InHilinliil iiilvllim iiImh.i , u.'iniiii. lu lita 11 K.Mnlly uui nol-Uul m ln.tl, tvnlrul Tulnt nml thit
thn KrouniU, tlm kllrlli lli ll" und (it.
Tie liurniTM ri'iiMniilim tn fuui'ilnn km
hnritofiir on lln Hint Imitld. tithiT
ri.nvi'nlinri ii ill lm n rpt room mi l
whIipp Iiiiiih", the lillt liri'iar" huvlnit
Nen InNtnlli'd' lin.t Hi-UK m Th-'
KMIIIliU Hill III ImrHOIWlttV I'lHI lin tr I
thin vear. Key J, U.kiii InivhU
U-n enKuKi'd hy the juiik milliin llli n
to elriul the r.liid li'ind and nite-n l in
lelMlrtillnn (IiiiIi m If the MtiMni ttt" I
rhulel pnnex In ererled. the rluiiiui
rimld alK i ntlend in the npliltunl In" . In
nf n widely dimnlfied cmKieKalKHi,
ordinnry curi'taheri lelri -iiK!til to
lironmti' their welfare teiiiiiriil. Mr.
Icrn In denii.int. i 'niuuiiiii:ilii'
trll.iw, inlerlalnlnK In the .iil.il un
wall a rd ver mitnie of II In fart li
l one wlto mltttii )ilty lie termed "
BiKt enul," A lover nf nlnre an I
th ijreat ontol-dnorn, thn l.niie army
of tiiiniHU will Ilml in hi in n mnl.il
Inroniiiillun nitftii. e xi4tvt lit I .i
reKnlln; all the 'enle tvuitt tf
li ith thlH and nelKhh a im; l' ulirien.
Tliern tlf Im a tiierser of ChrUtinn
Kndeavnr urietlea of the I'rraltyierlan
o.ifln'nnii'.njl and ('lirlHilim ehurcliiH
at Hi firni named (tim e of imhl). on
Ktl r Hunfiiv at g a, in , the min i
sili to uiitnk of an rU ni'iriiln ;
hreakliiHl to l iiernd on a war ration
ln haitlM, ihn nml nit t evni-1 ten
renin nir Mate, tho iiu'iiiImthIiIh i...in
elei Marf ueenrdlnuty.
Tb "Cunwi when yot, ran, niid If you
rnn'l rotiui. atay away rltih' h. l.l un
overflow in meetln arly In the week.
Iteaervatlomi fur Hie April hiiKkrt
ralmret. iHt nirlim An II 21. mr nl
ready half dlatHitW of.
Twenty dollara In .additional finest
!invi tieen rolleetod within
few day fr till siuteilv enr nu n.
Th., rue .,f l...iUi.. ,t ,.,'ldlllard bi ailiiini tor out on Kant Main
now member will occur at the prenHy. I
teriaa church on Kanler iiturnirtK. The I
Huiiriay arhiy.l will Ive' a program.
"The Pageuni of the Mfttrut lluDiIti'' in
the evening at ":'Mi, with muli- hy the
s'-h'Miln orcbentra. At the iiiinniiir.
rervlee miiHleal seleelloiiM will pre
ilomlnnle. The Kndeavnr unclety of
IhU church ha ele.-ted Kdlth Itnblnoii,
proMldent; I'unl Koehler. vlee-preal-detit;
(lertrude Hrnwiif Hocrelary, nn I
Walter KIKhcIi, Ii eiiMiirrr
. . Niin. grnud tiimmaiidc
the Templar iiiciinl.allon In Orei:
will leave on Monday. April 17. f.r
New Orleans. In attend the triennial
1 -L L ... u - -J1 . ... '
Quality
that's
I i tiiu'lii v of Hint nnliT, t In Riitherlnit
Id In' In M"KHinii rr.ilu A I r 1 1 U t'l W.
I Hnvi-nil other ini'iiilu rii of tlm Krunit
I'liiiiiiiiiinli'ry will J iln ft 1 in In lliln pll
iaillliilKc I'l I III" soullillilid, Iln wilt lio
Kulllt Ncvcrill Weeks,
II. Mnlli'i- In luyliii! tlm fniindatloiiK
!if ii liew ii'i.lili'iii i( t i n hunted lit III"
At.lilniiil uml (iiiihrii. h( ii'ii Internee.
' i imiH,
Tin' iiH-i'tiii,", nf the SVedneslay
1 Alli riniii) i lull lliln ui'i'k assumed Hii'
phano of un Arbor ay ii(fir, witness-
, lltg I 111' plllllllllft nf flowering Mlirtlh III
lii'imllly iln' i lunch grounds, u nmnlior
i-r iifmii'iT iiit-tubcrs of tlm pmibyier
I. in fi.llnw inn Iii'liu; honored In till
rVt..er, nul.ilily Father WIllllililH, ll"V.
mill Mm. Win. t'l.ul'', uln:t Mos lames
lillll'llr, llllllll, ItHKHcll, li'ltll' unit
Chiding, in u social
Wll' till- flllll)
tiK'liili'i'iNlilli were lu icii'iit. of it ln'w
olflrein, lm personnel of thin dlre'lor
air Iiii'liiilini; ,Mi-tifiitii'i Wlliion, Win
',
VVIi.nl.. uml Wick, ii peculiar .uln ,
w ii liil.iii'llni; htniiiiy weather rnndl '
t"iu prealliiiK, ;
Mfn Miinraret O'Neill, of llorntirofk '
In III! Cllhli-r week vim tor in tliia lily, !
ailliu: on iiiiiiii-rniia frlemlM ani Mlio-
I'lllK lit tin' li'ii'lllli: eniHililltiM (if
Idhhfnn.
.... ... . .. ... .
lh IhrlMllan tl.urrh
.MiH.'ii.iry hh-Mv will hold a prayer
uiei'tdi i iri i on Frlitny, prepaintory
l.i I jl;il'T aervleen.
I'lll IViinii't. n Ih In San r'ran leo.
riniilnyfd in
lead I n it inert ant II" i
entuhlinlimeiit, .
Ileniy and i;irto. aona of the Intf
frank Carter. Willi their fainllleii en
joyed a family reunion at Talent re
cently. Henry helnis a renldent of Ah
limit, and (ioorite hvine In tho vlt-iniiy
of Talent. The reunion markod A
I'lithdny aniilveriry of tint twin
brother.
The Akhlnnd mill of the W. C. T. V.
In Miudvini; law i.'iifiirteiiiinl n a tH'e.
Inl tnii', notaldy th idiiinci of the
nil hTi ap.l,nn I-, national (irnlilhl
lion TIiIm Mlmly rouran ineein at the
elly 1 1 lira iy tlu 2d and 4th Tueadaji
raeti inmiih at '.!) p. in.
I'nient 'lenrher namiclatlon offirem
tin lude Mm. Olive Sm'iletilnirc, preid'
d"nt; Mr. A. N. Ilnuitihrcy and Ooo,
Uon, vlee ntnlili-tiln; Mr Walter
llrrifil-in, neeietiiry. An aimns ira for
the iipkoip of th" rhlldien'a play
frnuinU, the anHm-lailon will aee that
themt are well provided with ndeqnate
i-tju I juiit nt, and an effort w ill he made
in Kieure further reilm-tlnna In h-lialf
.r .1... ..I. II. I ..... f ... . I.. - .. I i
.., ..... tiui.n. ii i.,r noniiiiiiuK l"uiiroiuliiit of decorutlve. fiuitrnnl
privilege tin fomintt smumer.
i'l,., ...ii ' Kol ball muiianement is the ; keeping with the Knater H'lrlt will In
I',, ' lr.Hi.lu.uy legate.. I, th, fonner Cook 1 11"' V1" 'h'"K ,hff ,,i,"" ,1"',,'-va"'"-I
i. in. ...i i i ................ I ' ati.-rnoon there will nlno h,.
H,rf''V """,r ( Impr.nemenls
-in on inniaiie i in jure nn ;ranil
:ieniiig by tho new iniinnKement nc-
Minn.
Follow in,; cilnlom eMtablinhed In
liiettni'iilltiin ri-titer, l.ienl spire win
dow are resplendent with fine dis
play of Kunt.-r goods Incnrp uiitiiiK
luti'st fashions.
( .
.Ml U
A. F.
bH rial
i A. M.
coinntiinlcatlun
t
ford
ion.
Lodge Ul.1. Friday oven
Vptll 1 1. 7:30 p. in. Work!
In K. A.
di'iriee.
I,. I
WI1.I.1 VMS. Secy.
the Reason
for the ever growing
popularity of Albers
Flapjack Flour.
Makes light.tasty hot
cakea. Order a Package .
Your Grocer
Recommends
Albers quality
Alber-s
Flapjack Flour
Crelully trtled cylindrici! con
tainer intuitu tlisoluti ttniction,
C. POINT OFFERS
A SCHOOL CENTER
L
, t'KN'TUAI. POINT, April 1 3. Tin
; (Vtitrul Point mi hio hoard him mart"
la riiinil.iii in Ki'Vi-ilfl rtirul hi lnx.t
; lIlXllll lM llllJ.H l-lll III UliH (lt. If, school
, the children nf iliiwc diwtrlrtn for :
per i'iiiiiii for tl(. mm. iiii.iiUib, iuo
; vide. I Hit' i-lillili nr.. i..tiv......i I......
'I.'I.Ih, II Willi, .')l(( give III" ihll-
jdnn ut those (llsirli tn ulni' tiiortt tiH '
i.f m liiinl Instead of eight, uml nl tin-
1 Haute limn much greater ill urn Ileum I I
I ml v:i 11 1 ii i;i
"'" " Phim., in
I III 111 Ml IllliiiH.
The .i .r-ii Inn iiiml.. h not one ot
1 1. n.. lul u, mi or iiermiinent arriitiKe
nient, I. ill ruiliei' an offer for the
lomliiK year lor the imrpoMe of trying
ma tiw Ii. nie. 1 Uitn nirryliiK
l lliln offi r hnvo hern eiit to all li!ird
mi'tiil'iT In Ilie f.'llowliiK ilUlri. lN:
;lltrl.l U. Willi. w Hpiinkn: IHtttriet
I. Ti.l.t" Itink ; .h .t lm. I low a,,
,., ,, nt,lt 10.i, Sorth Med-
i tonl.
I The H'Hifliern I'nelft.; iji'prit here.
! w ' "r n Hum lonej tn
line ininiii' nt nvo o eiorK emu ivrn-
ln. Uiiis li'ii vini; It In ilurkneKN and
un.',.. ni-il ti tl, tr.'ivi ler or Ml rival
on Train N. 10. whlrh nrrlvia here
at T ;4i, in n:iln open to the puldle
ut the time of the arrival and lenv
Inn of the evi-njni; trnln. ThU will
he w-i-ronie new to the people, who
inivi-l on that train. While the KoInK
and C'litiiint of people on train 16
hero In ii m larKe. not infrequently
lin y do i-iiuie and and It in Ki'od
to know- thm Urki-lH, Informntion.
Ili:!it and hent are agnln provided at
the aiatliin.
Mm. AiiKUNt Muller ince Julia
otminl nnd wn of KiiKene, are en
Jiylii a Mlt with .Mm. Muller'a par
ent. Mr. and Mm. Olle oiwuni and
their many frtendn here thin VtH-k.
Mlui Arlunn Hay of Urophy. apent
an njuyiihli- weekend with her par-t-ntn
and hnnt ol young friendn here
the pnnl wefc; rMurnliiir to her te.i. h
IiihT diilleti In the lerly dintriet Hun
iti y nficriuHin.
KiiNtir will Iw henutlfully nnd
riKlitly iil.Merved In' the ehurehra
hen Kiiliilay vlih fine nermnnn, heau
llftil nniMle, the noiind of aweet. ehlld
Inh voli-en nn they do their ult. whieh
In Hill Hltin II. in Ih.. t.i'..vn. t.i nr..! ..
1 proluxion of
. 1
nl.rlnir flnwem. Mnr..lnl iimi.i.mM In
i . 1 ...... ...
a l.i-iniuful eernmn and wonderfully
InnpliliiK iiuifie at tint- Christian
chiireli In chiirge of lieverend Millard
nf .Medford. Till will he In addition
tn the Sunday Hi-honl exercises in the
lunVnlng.
Mm. Hnnur Scholer l neo Veronna
llieimei ) of Anhlund. visited lion,..
folkM uml rrlrnd the latter pan of
the week.
! Mikh l.i'iih:i ras.-hecr. who is a
: sin. lent the f'entral Point high
jsi - hool. ai'i'iuupiinled her pai'.-ntn to
i Asbland l-'iiiluy rveuing. to sii iul
i u , ,.,.. .... . Unndi.v u ln. il..,,.. A... ...
h, r ulster In their Ashland home.'
Little . Oruldinn Tex. daughter of
postmaster and Mrs. t.uy Tex of this
Hy. enjoyed n visit of several day
iliiiiiiloii with Pi-ospeet relative re
nin ly. ' .
Mcfoi-e plannlnn the Kaster dinner
the lloilHi-wllo will do well to look
III nl the Kaster dl.i..r hlnin llvi.. uin
jbe illsplayed liw, thn window of the
Thurlr and ll.on store by ladle of
the local Uidlt'H Aid society, Satur
day. A tempt lug array of delicious
salmis, meat and everything will be
un mi In there that day nnd those who
desire these thing would do Well to
be on the hi -one early.
Mrs. Joo Hoswcll and children at
tended church In Ashland Sunday
I'venliiK and greatly enjoyed tho
Ci.l.leit Chime concert which vn
i given In tluv church tbcro that even
ing.
Mr, nnd Mr. It. H. Arnold and
children nf Perrydale, former rcsi
ileni of thi place, were' tho guest
nf tholr kinsmen, I. L. Norcrosa ami
f family hero Sunday.'
Mr. nnd Mia.. Yvi-nb'n, r, rtrnphy
and siiiiill daughter- of ' l.ogu.ldiuls
were Central Point visitors recently.
Mr. and Mrs.'J. P. Trolllnsr-r of
Yamhill. Ore., who havo been spend
ing the winter in southern California
en mute, to their homo from the
stiuthorn clime, Htopped oft in Cn
I ra I Point lo enjoy a brief stay with
tlm bitter's nn. .loo Hoswcll and fan,.
Ily nt their homo here, Wednesday
evenlim. Mrs. Trollinger formerly
resided here for ninny year and has
many friend' nnd aciiunlntances. in
Cent ml Point and vicinity. She ts
best remembered to then, .as Mrs.
Ui'lle l'leiisiinl.
Itcvercnd Hentty, newly appointed
pastor of thn roimmmity church hero
Ih In Cottage Orovo this week, look
ing utter busln'es matter. ,
Tho tlolden Chimes concert given
here lust Friday evening. vn a most
enjoyable affair, nnd very pleasing- to
nil who wore there. Tho music wn.
Perhaps, the best that has' ever been
heard It, Central Point, nnd tho n,t
(lli'iice was highly appreciative. On
nei'ount of the threatening nnd un
favorable weather, a large crowd wu
not picHi'iil, and fiuiu a fiminclal
RURA
DISTRICTS
J PENNSYLVANIA GIRL
CHALLENGES FAIR SEX OF
AMERICA IN ATHLETICS
i
. v M V,.;i ;
MIkh llHty Schenki'l. c.'int.'ifn ff tho
IVim-n Ivanlii Italjmad l.arfki th.ill team
who HninrK. in hii urannien r alhU'tlea
and kiiI. Hhi holiU all km. In o
(iiPH. medal, rlhlmnt. 1' riiflruten and
other priM'a for athletic urrompllHh-
nifiiin. bii. in ii a eeri uoxer, ji
liardlht and fMitUnll player.
Ntiindiiolnt. the em-i talnment wan
not n Kii. ret, hut Hii-rtl.l I he Chiim-H
HKiiin he prenented hire, a It in
hupid it will be neat tmmmer when
Mr. l.-ivln i nti-rluiiiH on it at plueen
near here, there -will I u mueh
lri;er crowd to hear and he pleaned
with the rare and awoet niindt-.
Mia. Oaka Antra and two little
daughter. Arlene and Dnrln. of Med
ford, Mpt-nt neveral "day during the
pant week with the former' parent.
Mr. and Mm. Il-k. liny of thin eity.
;un Miii-Hm of thin eity pnjoyeil a
viait with hi brother. Hill Morrln. and
bin family at their hnme In liorn-
ll.roi'k. ":il.. the pnnt w-f-l end. re.
lurnlnK to hm honin here Sunday
evenlna.
WILLOW SPK1 sCS K. C. Faher.
former merchant if Central Point.
fiiis purchased 10 acres adjacent to
the Willow Springs school house. It
I brush land, but Mr. Faber is clear
ing 11, preparatory to set tin-, to
grapes and prunes. He may build a
summer home there, but has not yet
fully decided. It is one of the most
sightly bulld'ng spm in this district.
Last Saturday uflrrnoi n Mrs. 11.
W. Klden etiterta'ned tho Woman'
Col'ege club of Me.ifrrd, of which she
if a member. About forty ladles were
present."
The poultry Industry t- steadily
growing In this vicin't.V. Most, If n it
oil, the poultry men are now putting
their onus in fold storage Alford
Howmun and W. K. Parker have new
brooder und each have a big bniirn
cf fine chicks.
Miss Hose Jones was at the Sr.rrvl
Heart liosp't;il for a few days bin
week, after having her tonsils remov
ed.' Sho is recovering nicely. Mm.
Merrill Ho.iRland underwent the
same operation last Saturday and w.n
ab'c to come to her home that ewn-
IllR.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompkinn aro
apaln In this vicinity. Thev were
calling on old neighbors here Sun
day and were supper and eveniiist
Riiests nt the .1. W. Hirkholt home
They have been In Dunsmutr. Calif.,
since last fall, but. urn, now. looking
for a new business location.
W, I). Clarke of Su lent was a guest
of his brother's last Thursday. Mr.
Clarke was down on a few days' busi
ness trip and found time to call on
old friends and neighbors..
Junior C!ark was brought home
ficm the Medford hospital last Wednesday,-
Ho Ih making a slow but
very satisfactory recovery.'
The Sam Anderson family of Cen
tral Point are entertaining Mr. An
derson's brother and sister from
Minnesota. The brother made an ex
tended visit hero a couple, of years
ago, but Mr. Anderson has-nol seen
sis sister before for fifteen years.
Chautauqua Notlc .
All signers of the Klllson-Whlto
Chautauqua couiract as guarantors fop
tho Chniitaiintia to be held in Medford
during the Inst week in May, are earn
estly requested to attend a meeting of
said- fiiaruntors.nl the Library bldR.
In Medford on Saturday, April 15th, nt
2 p. nt.
Bettor pick up some of the print
rttper on rolls for wrapping goods and
save money. Cniue with cores In it
to fit roll paper racks. Much cheaper
than wrapping impcr. tf
1- 1
BUYS 20 ACRES
WILLOW7 SPRINGS
FOR GRAPERANCH
Rogue
! BAD WEATHER IS
: DELAYING R. ROAD
i
WORK BUTTE FALLS
ciT...
-ninrc ni
11I TTK KAI.I.S. April U
..... .
i.'ihi u-ur 10 tno irlminn. m Ji.'ivp
lucn hnvinif umin vfry iliHriar.pnlilc
. weailicr. Thi' nun rumen out and
niilni'H fir a hort tinif. thin com"
. th" win I nad n.iw whlrline nroundi
Mho tree likn a y.uinit ryelone. and ltiT, r; may ,W! another 'lance of thejleft their home in January and spent
In eo!d and damp. Th rallniad workjk,,', ,n tho "ear future fr the Jundnjthe-ir time in WaHhlnf-lnn, OroRon and
; run out before the fenej. U eotnrdefV'd. : Culirornln - '
weather f ir the :anf. three day. It
wan reiorted the train would rome up
Tuenday but It hanen't rome yet and
th day in gone.' .
I Mm. Ikiv'h fractured arm in mill
timiiifiii ...i . h.. i. ..,.r ii i. i...!l
dw yet. Mr. and Mm. Ward and!
mm Mire making their home with the
' "'" ........ -..u ...v
''" """I "hixd is out. not heinn
") n'U ainooi i out. not nelDK
.able to
'then.
set a hoiiao fiimlnhel until
' Minn rrettyman mother I here
' vlrtltlDi her. until Master. Her hnmeiKram ronnisted of a tw .im.
in in Nowhere. Ore, but ahe ia return -
. i ii u iri.in Hfiuinf.rn I .iiii.iir.t-. vnf.M
nhe haa heen unemtini? thn tt-lniAp c.n.1
I -" ......
j goes from here to eastern Oregon toiS
visit her son. ,
At the achool meeting I.-ikI Wednes -
j nay tne resignation or Anna Maker wa The last event of the evenins tor
i accepted. althouKh there seemed tt bemornloK wa a basket supper which
!a i-hanco fnr a Honl.t w-hoirir.r .hi .l-a. i w.i n Ui.-a Kt- ii
1
wan legally elected, as there was no'
rf iUa . n. I . k.l
- - ii'i.ii niuuf-r n uiri
;l)oanl, Chan, hdmonson, handing in his
resignation.
j me learner nireel lor the coming
year are II. H. Lowe. suerintendent,
I Itay Parker. hlKh srho;l: C. L. Ward.
grades and coarh; Mrs. Tucker, inter-
i mediate room; Miss Taylor, primary
dept.
Here is an Item that came out In I
the school paper, explaining the finlshj
ci inm kindergarten: "The klnderRar-i
tu wan given a quiet burial at therralsy and Klhert visited Mrs. P. E.
Ilaat board meetlnR at the snRRestlonlSaadoz Sunday, the 9th.
...... ... ... v....v .
jtnise thero were but two pupils attend
j,nK"
ni rroi. i.owe. At me time or its de -
s me tioant prepartvl Mils to be nost
ed for letting the Jb of painting thei
; school house, and putting in sidewalks.
' VI ll i 1, u-ill In n..nAn ..VM. .. .. V 1
( n .... ., , , 1.11.1,1,3a nunc ut ii.na
j Is closed for the summer.
nui.rini- iM.ny was given on me
newly weds, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pat-
i ton. Saturday evening. Dancing and
games composed the evening's enter
jtainweut, after which refreshments
! were served.
Baseball is in progress at the school
proundH. as the town boys are welcome
i to come out and practice. Team coach-
i ing win start soon, and the hovs are
bsiking forward to a pleasant scasnn.
There will lie an Kaster program at
' the rliurch hy the scho il children Sun.
'day nt 7: no p. m.
' Mis. II. lloi? r nn,t nhllHi-nn iv.
-- ........... ut
jhere visiting her brother Kay Sponceri
iiiu lanuiy. aiso irieaiis. as she used!
lO live hl-rO. HOT ho.lin il In nr nunr!
Minneapolis. Minn., but she has been
:to San Piedro. Calif., the past sev.cn
o. Calif., the nasi seven
weeks visitinfi her parents. W. S.
Siencer who used lo live nt Dudley, or
better known as the unsurveyed Lmr
. tunes a Hove initio Falls.
Mr. nnd Mi's. Kay Spencer enter;
tained in honor of their sister. Mrs
illodsnn. Monday evening with five
hundred. The following guests were
, present: Mr. and Mrs. J. Ca.lzow. Mr
I and Mrs. J. F. Carson. Mr. and Mrs.
', St. riilard. Mrs. Hodsnn. Hurker and
iCIevenger, Mr. and Mrs. S. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. 11, Hildreth. Mr. and Mrs
Ira Tungate, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pat
I ton. Miss Allene Jackson and Mr. Tod
Porter. After a late hour cake, candy I
iand coffee was served. The gnosis1
I on taking their departure declared
I Getting Rid of a
Stubborn Cough is
Child's Play Now
Make tho. Medicine Yourself at
Home It's Cheap Hut v0fi
- Can't Heat It.
V yuu want to take care of that
had, hang on, cough and do It in a
few hour, bettor got'ono ounce of
l'ai-mlnt (double strength) and mix
a half pint nt home.
Yon can do this ill two minutes hv
I adding a little sugar and enough
water to fill a half pint bottle.
Vou'll travel tho world over before
you get a medicine that will act so
surely and quickly on tho mucous
membrane of tho nose and throat. It
halts the inflammation, tho tickling
sensation stops with tho first spoon
ful, tho heavy hreatbing goes nnd
clean membra no, fre,o from Irritation
and mucus follows.
For Cntitrrbnl conditions, such . as
Mucus droppings, clogged nostrils
and watery eyes, It won't disappoint
ask for Pui-mint (double strength)'.
Speak, plainly so ttyat tho druggist
will know exactly what you want.
Adv.
River
thfy nil pnjoyrrt a viry l"H.int ovfn
Inif. .Mr. II.MtH'm left on Hm nmrnlnR
ntaj! for I'ortlaml.
At thft fommunliy d.-uifn in the It.'iil
Hnitiiday evfnlni? tlicr wan an timw
'ually liirRo frowil and a very rikkI
jilriH-. SIxty flve ilnllarH was tnkcn In
I for Improving the fi.u k. it will Up
moh.IpiI io rni Juki an non an It in
f"nifit. whtrh will ! mm now. Jot
ovi-ryono hor rr-Nrxindi'd fn-:ly
b'-thT llifjr wann-d to ilan'-ft or not.
nI Unite Kalln I notpij Tor a larK"
Ht'iiflnnif! on mifh oifaHlonm. The
t.. ,..,.i..... ... , . . ..
IM.iyr-ll IIIOHl 1)1 nil
..i..ii.-iit iMiiyfii moHi ni ii,"
- .i. nun isuit.ir, fiiano .in',5 vioiiiih.
I Mm. Whaly juinoil In orcnHkitially
',n Ivory i hlnicii. ftv-ral x'oii.
: w,'rp "'" fro,n M'ford. Rome from
' 1 rai I'oitu and Ix rhy
,r. '-
Thpre may I. anothor dance of the
Lln4 In IhA aAn . .. . . .. . .
J
1
I ri 1 (Trry
.1 MK I nriK
: I LLIl ullLLJk
'ilng "' both teams are in need of
Our program which was held at the mllrn practice. The Modoc were !e-
I KIk Creek arhool house Krldar ih 7th
v . . . ...r.i iiuuk r riiiuy me .in,
: aa a complete auecesa. Abut 55 per
: an a complete micces. Ab ut 55 per-
iwm were in ottendanee. We did not
export that number as it was gtormlnj?
off and on durinc the dav Th nm.
j Hon and three dialopie. After the
umrrim ti ud . . . . . .. i : .
r-vn-... - ..Mil nilljnt'll lltV-S OB
' Orpiron ur.nav- .-hf..K i... .t
---- nil...! T PI llll. rVHI 1IIK
the alldea were colored, and looked
Jnal. She alno save a lecture on each
a!lde.
. -- -j ...
A few were unfortunate enough
fl... .. . . I . . ..
- t'ot: i uic ma oi me program as
Mne rain delayed them. Hut were on
jtime to see the slides and help eat the
sooaies.
; Dave Pence made a trip to Medford
last week. His conveyance was a
team and wagon. He aluo visited)
Trail during the latter part of the '
week. i
P. S. Sandoi visited Medford last
week. . .
Mrs. DeUah Wagner and children
i sir. trea Sturgi hauled a load of
m itiuimi ua.iit-ti h loan OI
baled hay from Trail Monday the 10th.
! Jin Deiiah Wagner visited Mrs. 1.
i-M. Miller Monday.
Miss Hurr was a cues! of ir rvnv
Peace Saturday
' I) .. ... 1 . .. . I . ... n. ..
i ivi-uicinm-r mat me irau meet will!
be held at Trail Saturday the 15th. I
i everyone try ana come
Some people along the creek
plant ins; their spring gardens.
Hazel Pence entertained a
Quests S.lturriav and Su-H-.v s.o
few j
L. A. Whitley has' lteen siwinfi!
alfalfa. f
Kill.Nl llv Koldinu- l'-sl
CHICAGO, April 14. Neighbors
last nignt discovered Lhe body of
Mrs. Kathcrlne Fowler. .i widow 7ft
years old. who had been caught and
strangled hy a folding bed in her
f ...... ..v. .v -.19 lUUl
had been dead 12 hours
apartment. It was thought that she
PllasO renipn.h Hint lna.l.1 ...
i lrals and small ada are cash tn ad-
rnee. Hring In vour ad. and d o.
vance. Hrlng In your ada and do not
use telephone. tf j
k4 f?,
4-v? m -
Our Easter Opening
Will Be Unusually Interesting
IVcutise wo will ;hmv an unusually lai-Re number
of Hie best and very latest styles.
Friday and Saturday
April 14, 15
Just u R la nee will tell you how faithfully and ex
quisitely we have .cpiiMlucod the picturesque model
or .New York nnd Purls.
Our sbow liiRi ore auiiiented w ith cliai-mlnx nimlcU
from nationally known millinery Iioiiscm.
Call ami muke an early inspectioni
MISS TAYLOR
f At DEUEL'S
Valley
SAMS VALLEY IS
VICTORIOUS OVER
MODOC BALL TEAM
Mr. and Mm. Oo. Zimmerman wore
vory haiipily urpried rocpnlly hy i
rlHit from thflr old tlmp frlondsi. Mr.
and .Mrs. Itoilfnmr-yr from ioop City,
Not)., their old horn town. Tlm H"t-Hinmnviii-o
I.....U.. . i. . t i.
i nil, inn WI'HI ilVlUK
'left their home In January and tnt
' . .
A good attendance wan present Kun-
day nfteroonn to wllneai the hall came
( played hy Tabb? rtoeh and Modoc hoya
:aain.-4t our 'hnme team. The jsame
wan too one-aided In I.n Vfrv Inlnntal.
fated by a larce acore.
rtraii and friend, Ml.in
' Richm0n'- ho '''d poaHionn In Med.
ford er viaitlns
relatives
and
friend here Hundar.
Many of the aport lovlnt? class of our .
' r',1ons attendad the wrestling match
at Gold Hill Tuesday evenlne
Mrs. I. M. Rowe of West WoodburJi
very happily urprlsed the Rowe and
McDonoiiRh families Jy makhic; her
tmex petted appearance among them
n"naa evenins of laat week. Mr,
lKowe -s a sister-in-law of J. R. Aowe
land a aiater of rton r.nn.n..i. -
Miinaay evemnK of last week. Mr.
Rowe ii A nlxlnr.lii.lon, T Yi r.
I " --. iv. iinwr
and a sister of Geo. McDonoiiRh. She
; - - - - ... v . '.u-. ij, ti . oiitj
f!w"' n-what inrprised to find ahe
. !ll nrril-aH (r. tm. . . ... .
i .u ..hub itj d-ieorate ine
weddlnj? of her nephew. Joe Hnwo
Miss Cuma DeFord who la mnlm-M
onasia m iledford. 1s spending
I ner vacation visitiag her sister. Miss
! I'vdia in Portland.
j at the Shasta in Medford. 1s spendins
- N'Mlon and J.
fam"" Table Ilocl
relatives here Sunday.
IL K. Nealon and J. I.. Venlon nnd
family of Table Rock were vlnirlntr
I ' Jtyrr',l Deford aad family of near
i Easle Point, spent Sunday here anions
reiauves anil friends.
The farmers who had not flnl.hed
seeding their pnroiind are jrettlMK rath-'
er discouraged over th continuous
bad weather. Garden planting is also
detain.! thmiinhni,. .... . . h. l
........n,..,h vl,,n Btrtnioa. i n.a
.Is certainly one of the most unusual
seasons experienced for some time.
The school children are nractleins
racins and Jumping in preparalion for,
i'""!'" in
the annual field meet.
Ulenn Koger who has snont ih
arejr8st ,wo ''ar8 in California Is expoct
! ed to "ffrrive home this week.
Eats Like Wood Chopper
I "After many di.s.ouragii,i? years of
siiiu-rinK irom stoma, h trouble nnd
.'nK' in Khl,h 1 couUi ?;it nly
. ".- s.iiiiueHi, iooii. i am
now f.-eling entirely well.,. Thanks to
...iijrs wonuenui Itemedy, which
ha done wonder for me. 1 e'iin now
eat like a womlchopper nnd enjny it."
It is a simple, harmlesH preparation
that removes the catarrhal mneiiB
from the intestinal tract and allays
ne inflammation, which causes mac-
!!' al.lv i1" 1,toma''h- !ivor ,in'l b'tes-
:"""'" "' "'"" appendldti.
One dose wl'.l convince or moncv re-
funded. At all druggists. Adv.
J
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