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Mnnronn ' mate trtbttnk MEDFonn. ohkoox, frtdav, may 12. '1022 News of Jackson County 1 NEWS The school board has chooon the fol- The Girls" Imlustrtaf Sewing oluh IowIiik teacher for the coming year: will hold a meeting and a sewing class Principal, Prof. Chester E. Cook: assis-, tomorrow,-May 13. H will bo held at tant, Mabel YenRer; seventh and eighth (trades, Laura Cook; fifth and the home ot Mrs. Wm. llnuspu, Jr. Wm. Staub and Mrs. It. K. Tucker sixth, Nettie Armpriest; third and,ma,)e a business trip to Med ford. Sat iourtli, Haxel Wiley; primary, Nellie nixlav. llnke. Mr. Anderson is taking his sheep off Miss Maijorie Lindley was hostess (he n,me crck range where he has to the sewing club recently organized ransins them for s nne time. He to carry on school project work. Miss ts taMng them to Tom Riley's ranoh Wiley is superintending the class. jnear Eagle rvint where he will keep Mm. KUa Cxk of Medfurd. sient j thorn until the reserve ranse is open. Thursday with Mrs. Chas. Nunan. i Joe Henry made a business trip to Jacksonville in fortunate in havinK . Medford Tuesday. an up to date upholstering and mann-1 o "wn and Neita Johnson f,i r,t ki. r.ii-nitiirn w enrolled in the Ilrownslniro estahllKhmnnt Mr .1 Wei havinK "school Monday making a total of 24. opened the same in the Ryan building. r- William Hansen. Sr.. hi. m i,. ' , k..,i ..went to llornbrook. Friday to visit ri.0n .i,nnr. th. Fin Arm iiiiild-! their daughter. Mrs. Uloomingeamn; lug at the San rrancisco exposition. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Martin spent ... .u ...v- ters grandparents at Eagle Point over clnct boing guests at the mountain bnne of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Dunning- j t, j v'rs. Earl Tucker made a business trip to Medford last week. Mrs. E. Oltrien who underwent a ThB Pi h , k r,.,. c hav fin mluor' operation at the Dow hospital jsheJ workinK on the ditch and have and returned Monday. Mrs. Walter Marshall and three sons lister, Glenn and Dill visited the lat in Medford la improving and is now at j her home in our city. Miss Kate and Mamie Cronerailler ?: returned - home 'Wednesday ' evening having spent' a year and a half with ; their sister, Mrs, Carrie Horton of! rasauena. ---v Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ulrich and son I Russell and Mr. and Mrs. C. lli ich j motored to the Rogue Elk Resort for j Sunday dinner. , I . Mr. and Mrs. George Merritt have taken up their residence at Mr. Mer- rltt'a orchard near Central Point for the aurnmer. Miss Alice Hoefs was a business Tisltor In Medford Thursday. Miss Applegate of Salera who has been visiting ber nunt, Mrs. Alice Ser geant of our city for the past two months returned to her home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Pert Armpriest and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dorothy motored over the Siskiyous Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson were Medford visitors Sunday. Mrs. James SI. Cronemiller Is con fined to her room with a severe attack' Of rheumatism and Is attended by Dr. Chas. Sweeney of Medford. Among the many Jacksonville peo ple In Sledford Monday were the fol lowing: Mary Wetterer, Mrs. M. D. i Jones. Mrs. C. Chitwood, Sirs. Jake Schafer and Mrs. E. H. Carter. Mr. arid" Mrs. Ernest McKee and i daughter were Sunday guests of rcla ! Uvea and friends on the Applegate. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Chapman and Miss Carmen Dorothy made a trip to ! Yreka Sunday. Mr. and SIrs.-Wilbur Cameron enter tained Sunday Sirs. E. Bostwick, Sir. and Mrs. Irwin and Vance Bostwick. Wm. Schultr and son Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Walker and daughter. ; Mrs. Hattle Deneff and Sllss Flo i Thompson were recent visitors in Sled- John Cantrall and son Truitt were transacting business in the county seat i Tuesday The Jacksonville baseball team are giving dance at the Orth ball In Jack- sonvlllo Friday, May 12. to raise i little cash. Everybody come. f Friday evening will lie a busy time ' S in Jacksonville. Besides the dance Is the play; "A Cheerful Liar, given by the students of the Jacksonville high school. turued in a large stream of water. Mrs. Ed' Tucker and daughter Mil dred went to Medford Monday. The school garden is getting along nicelv. We have had radishes for lunch twice. C. E. Stanley went to Medford Fri day and returned Sunday. Sliss Kubli spent the week end in Sledford. Sir. and Sirs. Leland Cantrall of Applegate, visited the Johnson home last week. Donna Brown has been staying at Reed Charley's for the past week. Two,eighth grade, two seventh grade and three sixth grade students are go ing to take the state examinations Thursday and Friday. Carl Stanley returned home from Eagle Point Sunday. Ralph Stanley went to Fish I.ake Sunday to get some horses. EAGLE POINT EAGlTS By A. a ErttoM Cecil Culbertson of Lake Crock was among the business callers Friday afternoon. Sirs. Ernest Dahack and Earl Math ews made a business trip to Sledford aaturday morning. Alex Betts and Pearl Stowell were among the patrnns of our merchants Saturday. Joe Bailer and wife and adopted daughter, Sliss Twila Rader of Phoeni were here Saturday for dinner and so was E. H. Carter of Jacksonville. Timmy Dugan and wife were also business callers. It is seldom they are seen on our streets, they are living on and own one of the best stickey farms In this section and are generally too busy to spend much time away from home unless on business, as they always seem to have enough to do to employ all their time. They are in the poultry and dairy business and have partly raised a family of nice children who bid fair to become prominent and useful citizens. Mrs. V, E. Butler was in town Sat urday but I did not have an oppor tunity to speak to her as she drove down to the bank and Geo. Brown & Sons store. I have been waiting ever since I heard of the death of her father OT MADE BY A TRUST V CONTENTS 11A A can of Calumet Baking Powder will make more pies, cakes, biscuits, muffins, etc then a can ot most other brands. It lasts longer goes farther be cause it contains more than the or dinary leavening strength there fore you use less. When a recipe calls for two tea spoons of baking powder, use two level teaspoons of Calumet, the re sults will always be the same perfectly raised bakings remem ber this when you buy baking pow der and don't forget that Calumet is the economic buy because it goes farther. A pound can of Calumet contains full lboz. borne naKing powders cumc uj, in law, Win. t Butler, one ot our pio neer eltinena so that I rould slide definitely whew he died, ror olio report said that he died in Ashland, while i another was that ho died til his home jnear Eagle Point. The last time I saw him he said that he was going to I hospital to undergo surgical treatment, j lie was a man who was highly reseel :ed in this community where he has I lived w ith his son. Win. II. Duller. Mrs. Radctlft was also n caller or rather passed through our town going on to Sledford. Sir. Tumbough, the foreman of the section gang repairing the P. & K. railroad was also hero Saturday head ed for Sledford. Guy Htllman. the mall carrier from Climax to Eagle Point In coming out Saturday had trouble with Ills car and had to stay until Tuesday morning to have it fixed at our garage, having the mail brought out by some one else. He ate and slept at the Sunnysido while here. The Eagle Toint baseball team went across Rogue river Sunday and played against the Sams Valley team ami here w ere quite a number of our rill- sens went over to witness the game. and the result was mat some m our baseball fans were almost wild over the result 38 to 4 In favor of Eagle Point. I heard one of our boys re mark that It looked as though every thing seemed to go against the Sams Valley boys, hut they must not be dis couraged for they have some gtxd players. Among the tliners at the sunnyshle Sunday were Sir. and Sirs. J. rranK Brown. Sir. and Mrs. Royal G. Brown. Mr. and Sirs. F. J. McPherson and son Fred. John Foster of Sledford. George and Harry Lewis. F. A. Whale? of Rutte Falls, J. D. Patrick, Drownsboro, George Neilson, wife, two sons. Donald and Herbert, and Mrs. Nellson's moth er. Sirs. S. F. Moore, and Sirs. Amy Hatch, all of Sledford. And later for supper Sir. and Mrs. Gus Nichols ami daughte. Miss Slyrle and our primary teacher. Miss Alice Train. C.er Holmes and wife, Clarence Pruitt ot Wellen. one of the ball players who had his ankle badly sprained during the game. John Rader, the farmer who bought the Wm. G. Knighton home place was here 'Slonday looking after his inter ests. He said that town lire did not sait him and he was going home and go to plowing. Although they expect to move to town in the fail. I predict that John will spend the most of his time on the farm or riding after his cattle. He will not be content to spend his time in town although he is about sixty years of age. We have had another change In the management of our postofflce. Sir. S. B. Holmes has resigned the clerk ship and accepted a position as book keeper for Wm. Von der Hetlen on his I contract on the Talent ditch and Slrs.j uottie Vonscoy and Sirs. Lstella Iiaie assisting in the postofflce and Sliss Dorothy Von der Hellen assisting in the telephone office, while W. C. Clem ents, the itostmaster ts busy putting up new telephone lines, and 'Sam Court-1 ncy and Ed Netting are making the old j liostoffice building look like a new city structure, with putty and paint Mrs.-F. SI. Tungate of Butte Falls la here and has been for the past few- days visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs Nancy Watkins. George Klingle of Lake Creek, was business caller here Slonday. Geo. B. Alden, one of our deputy sheriffs was here Slonday on profes sional business and for dinner. George Alford of Phoenix, republican candidate for county commissioner as here for dinner Slonday and Inter- iewing the voters. D. SI. Lowe, tho bill poster for Fisher and Kleiser was here also and so was Ed Netting. K. G. Brown of the firm of Geo Brown & Sons, reports that they have hipped 2100 lbs. of mohair on Friday, 400 lbs. Slonday and 0500 lbs. on Tuesday. Charlie Delin, one of the contractors n the big jobs was here for dinner Tuesday. John Howard, one of the aged veter ans of the civil war came In Slonday ight and remained at the Sunn) side until this Wednesday morning. George Zanesby who has four large horses working on the road between the Cinircade hill and Sledford was here for dinner Tuesday. )le was hav ing his horses shod by our blacksmith, W. L. Childreth. There will be preaching on Sunday, Slay 14th, both morning and evening, I just learned Tuesday of the death of a former citizen of our town and a Jackson county raised girl. Sirs. Emma SUne nee Emma Perry, born Juno & 1871, of Oakland, Calif., who passed away Slay 3d at her home. She leaves her mother, Sirs. F, SI. Stewart, for several years a resident of Medford and later of Eagle Point, one brothe and six sisters, Wm. Perry, Sirs. Har rlct Allen, Seattle, Nellie Boles of 8po kane. Wash., Libby Weathers of Oak land, Nellie Graver of Sledford, Lottie, i McQuaid, Libby Day and a number of friends to feel their loss. Thos. L. Olson was here for dinner and supper Tuesday and breakfast Wednesday. He is caring for Dr. Helms' horses. H. J. Sloore of Butte Falls, recently of Wisconsin, was hero Tuesday night and so was another man, a stranger. 12 oz. instead of 16 oz. cans. Be sure you get a pounq wnen you warn iw Pei-Hliing Now a Doctor. MONTREAL. Slay 12. General John J. Pershing, commander of Un American troops during the war, to day was mode n. doctor of laws in SIrOill unlveraity. The degree was conferred by Sir Arthur Currlo, prin cipal of McOlll university in a down town thpator. , Tourist Beds Camp Stools, Stoves , ' See our line GREAT MAY SALES i Keep Your Eye on the June McCall Patterns Magazines Quarterlies Munsing Wear for the Whole Family You Will Save Money and at the Same Time Get Better Quality 0. X. T. Spool Cotton, S tools "PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER" (iohl Coin ltlr:i!i,.,l Muslin, yd 112 l-2c Rubberized Aprons Kvcr-ri'aily (hiarantoptl Wu tor proof Aprons. IndisptiisiliU' for household, laboratory, cannery uses. On sale very special prices, 59S 75 98-, $1.19, $1.50 Clove Sale $1.73 Long Silk (iloWs 98? Ihown, Tan, lihu k. $1.00 Short Silk (Hows 59c Drown, Tan, Kesetla, Kose, Navy. Mens Shirts Best quality. J Madras Shirts, in all sizes, 14 VL-fo 17 $1.25 $15 Silk Skirts $7.50 Seventy-five Tub Silk Dress Skirts, ea h a distinct style and color. Jade, white, eupen blue, orchid. Huy n silk skirt for less than you can buy the goods by the yard. ('Jud Floor) Masonette Apron Sale Aprons and Apron Dresses, priced 'Joe to $1.(X) less than regularly. 98, $1.19. $1. f9, $1.98, $2.49 Inclusive Agents. ('Jnd Moor) Shoe Bargains When we say bargains, we give it with every pair on our sin Ives. Uilu-V Black Kid Oxfords $1.00 Ladies' Drown Kid Oxford $4.50 Ladies' IJ-Strap Pumps $1.75 Patent 'J-Strap Pumps .'. $7.25 Patent .'l-Strap Pumps $8-00 White Kid Pumps $8.50 White Kid Oxfords $5.50 One Lot Ladies' Tan Shoes, small sizes 98 Men's Shoes S..") Dress Shoes $0.50 i.:0 Dress Shoes $5.00 UK) Dress Shots $1.50 Sheets and . i. V'pK K Hosiery Sales Pillow Cases LV HIa k at Silks $1.25 NVellingtonShects, 72x! N Hlack Cat Silks $1.49 Priori! v' "Sheets, 72x90. Hla,k Cat Silks ....,$1.08 $1.29 MILLINERY SALE Dlack Cat Silks $2.50 Dlack Hawk Sheets 81 x90 ' $2.98 to $9.98 Children' and Misso Orchid Case' kl2....29 Va,U J U mX fm Socks and JM Hose. 20 Tulip Case 36x42 35 Orcatest. allies in Southern. Oregon 39 49 59? Silk Scarf Sale 25c Percales 18c ' Toweling Sale Novelty Silk Scarfs, the latest for Hm iwt quality Percales, Inst cl- (M()U Twill Toweling 12 1-2? spring and summer sport wear. ors : ; t8 White Hiiek Toweling .'...25f Jade, Cold, Peach. Scarlet, Henna, ('open Blue, $1.75, $3-50, $5.50 House Lining 8c Delfast Linen Toweling .-.,, Voiles 49c Included in this assortment are values to $1.00. Pine qualities, dark grounds, dainty figures. mm:sisMi Muslin Underwear Values vou cannot find elsewhere. 89Mo$2.98 We have a carload of pipe on the way and will shortly be in a position to make any reasonable extension of our system for the benefit of those who have not had the use of GAS The Convenient Fuel If you are not using gas, top in at our of fice and see us. It would interest you to know some of the advantages of gas, and we'd like to meet you anyway. Southern Oregon Gas Co. SPECIAL CRUISE Sailing June 16 ot ronclunloii ot 4Jtth Annual Sclon of Impuriul Cumuli A. A. O. N. M. 8. Ban KranclNuo to Victoria H. C. via HONOLULU and HILO and Keturn China Mall Tronn-raclflo Mnor ,,MIu" IMTKM JUIMMM AXU I'I' AiiHplcca racltln-Atlantlc Travul Uurouu Vor Information and UuMorvatlons apply i M. MONT0OMKHY ' Southern I'nclflc Ticket Afemit : ' ' ' HELPS TO HEALTH A bath a day keeps the doctor away. Are you taking yours in modern bathtubs? , ' . i Modern Plumbing & Heating Co. 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