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News of Jackson County
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.AVltXOW 'fePniNOa, May 19 The
Wulnw Springs school ckwwd May
1 M u; Th lam day was celebrated
v a delightful picnic for the cliil
I r. with games and plenty of
i:itu." The projurws miule this year
v tnost of the pupils has been tx
M'llnt and the children will look for-
tvnrl to the opening of school In Sep-
BY COUNTYNURS
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Hut to creek lirlUKe on the f rater Luke
highway hd was n?nulru to remnln
there from lx ft. m. to 10 l. m,, -to
hail to InUo his dinner and sunr with
hluu Jle was not prepared to state th
rHOK.VtX; May IS Miss Famine,
the county nurse, spent tho better
lrt of tlr dnys last week examin
ing the children; this year the height
and weight are recorded and n record
ts made which -shows whether the
child is up to the standard In weight.
' It is to be hoped that the parents
will note the record of the cards sent
htime and correct detects of children
timber. Miss Maul will be with us j goon possible, u will make
nether year.
The ,1.. W. Klden family -spent a
!) Anant ' Sunday plent.'ins t the
fvuoire Rapids dam.
.Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brophy and sons
for the pleasure and education of the
children.
Miss Faidine met with the health
committee and made a report of her
i work In the county. This report un-
f.f Jacksonville, were callers at the ( rovers startling health conditions at
'im(r ranch Monday eveninsr. jour deor: one ts reminded that char
Mrs. William Thompson entertain- rty work Is neRleeted at home. '
. .1 the West Hill Sewimr club on j , Mtss Faidine Is certainly dohiic a
Widneeday afternoon; i (Treat work and any one dealrimr to
Clmer Keldenhekmer drove down i.i.,-. a few dollars where It will do
Mori I'oruana in nis new car xne
lir-it of the week and will spend 'some
nine at hla rarne orchard here. .
The barn on the Sam .Anderson
jiluce Is nearinir completion , and
w rkr will le begun on the residence
i once, W, K. Parker ia contractor
..i. d builder. f
.Mr, and Mrs. F. C. Eddlngs of
'int Pass and Fred Snyder of Gold
Mill were Sunday guests at the Hugh
Tarter home. , , .
Ernest Harris has accepted a posi
tion a bookkeeper for the Poultry
Product 'association In Medford. Her
tert Harris has given up his work
ot the Snlnde ranch and will take
ihaw f the five acres of -tomatoes
Lclns set on hi father's ranch.
work, should give it to our county
nurse; charity begins at home. The
i work is too much for one nurse and
it is desired by many that another be
put In thefield.
The hlish school was very, fortu
nate one day hunt week to secure the
services of Rev, Hamilton of Med
ford. Rev. Hamilton spoke on the
subject of "Bigness," which he said
meant the same thing as character.
He conRrntulated the eenlor. class on
selecting the motto: "Character Is
the Only Diploma." The talk was in
spiring and full of wisdom. The pu
pils followed the unfolding of the
subject with hungry minds and will
profit without doubt..
' School will be out June 2, and the
senior class Is very sober and Indus
trious: each one feeling way down
In her or his soul the imrting la at
hand, and to bid farewell to the
l school that has fed their minds, for
I some, all their school days, is no
ifiiuill matter to contemnlate. Her
On Friday, May 12. the Civic Ira-i they have associated w ith each other
provement club met at the library. I as one big, ktnd family, associated
liall all waa responded to by some j with the school rooms, and desks
emmwit on "Games", also on ! that ar ttnrved. associated 'with the
"Mother. - j shade trees which are beautiful be-.
Two new names wero mvwmted and 1 'ond description.
unanimously voted in as members.
i ney were Mra.,wm. u-eimle and Airs.
W. a Moore. : . t .
The dub Is to get some - books to '
TfiiA that are recommended by the ted-;
eratton. I
All member are asked to meet on;
May 20 prepared to spend the day at
tLe cemetery cleaning up. Everyone
will bring their own lunch, coffee will
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EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. a Kr-wUtt
F. R. Frey and wife and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Adler of Lake Creek werw
here Friday for dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker ot Gold Hill,
Mrs.-"Mansfield gave a reading on were among the business callers Frl-
the Grand Canyon of Arizona.
There were seventeen ladies pres-
day and so was Ed Cowden, one of
our enterprising farmers and dairy-
ent. . .Next meeting will be held at men.
Mrs. Mcllvain. i Last Friday was a very busy day at
A banquet was given -the senior
ctass by Prof, and Mrs. E. C. Browne
tit their home Saturday evening, May
13. Those present were Miss Alice
1 Jennie, Miss Ruth Blakeley and Virgil
E'-hultz. '
Rev W, Lee Gray left Monday vinor
ning tor Portland expecting to return
for next. Sunday's services, and will
continue as pastor ot the Presbyterian
church for the coming year. -'
The public welfare meeting was held
Qt the library Tuesday. afternoon eon-
ducted by, Miss Faidine, , the county
A large - crowd -turned out ; to see
"The Arrival of Kitty." a play present
r-tl by tbe Gold Hill high school at the
Kogue River Community ball, Tuesday
evening. . ' -t; ' - - '
, T licte are anxious days around the
Ht-hool waiting to hear that magic
word, "Passed." Then It's hurrah for
iIih "good old summer time" and the
'td swlmmin' hole.' .
. The 3d, 4th, 6th and Cth graders
citiebrated 'the close of school -with a
picnic Thursday at the park. -
Graduation exercises will be held at
Community, hall Friday evening. The
u;l.1ress will be given by the county
siiierintende"nt. The graduates are
Alice Dennis, Ruth Blakeley and Virgil
fcciintt'z. ' - " ' ' -
if
you ever used
OLYMPIC
Pancake Flour
you are using
it now.
tXOUtt CEREALS FEED
1 luluiuii
Fashionable
DRESSMAKING
our blacksmith shop as There were a
bunch ot saddle horses brought in to
be shod, by some cowboys who are
getting ready to start across to the
Klamath country with band of cattle
for R. L. Bbton Bros., of Klamath
county. They finished up the job Mon
day and expect to start across the
mountains as soon as the snow Is set
tled sufficiently.
I was very agreeably surprised Fri
day afternoon as I was Bitting In the
parlor alone, away from the company
of men who were waiting for supper,
when who should walk in but Misses
Bertha Emerich and Mildred Heine. I
diu not recognize either of them at
first but it, soon dawned on me that
one of the faces looked quite familiar
and 1 ventured to inquire of one of
them 'it she did not at one time work
in the Medford Mail Tribune office,
and she said she did and finally she
asked if I remembered "Mildred,' and
all at once It dawned on me that she
at one time was the bookkeeper in that
office. They were on their return trip
from a .two weeks camping trip on
Union creek. ' They had quite an ex
perience while going out. They said
that they ran their car to within about
three miles of the camp and then the
road was blocked with snow, so they
took what they could, things necessary
for camping purposes and wanted into
cami and later returned and carried
in the remainder, so established their
camp where they spent two weeks
time in the full enjoyment of camp life.
They related one Incident that will
Kive the reader some idea of what it
means to-be out in a snowstorm In
that wild region. They were out hunt
ing for something exciting, they did
not say what, when they were caught
(n a driving snowstorm -and had to
face it for three miles, but like girls of
the right kind of stock they marched
right on tlfrough it and made camp.
And when they came in that afternoon
they looked the very picture of beauty
and health. They were In a hurry to
go on home so J did not have the plea
sure of their company but a rery few
minutes as supper was called and they
didn't mince over the victuals bat ate
as though they Yeally enjoyed 'the
meal, and hurrs-d off - for home, so 1
did not have an opportunity to learn
more of their camp life except that
they had one of the finest limes 'Of
their lives.
Mr. Adarnson, a member oi the Trail
Lumber Co., of Trail, came in With
load of lumber for Geo. Brown & IjSons
and three others Friday and spent the
night at the Sunnyslde and had his
team shod. , He reports that they are
getting out a fine lot of lumber ready
tor the market.
W. T. York came in Friday after
noon and engaged room and - board
until Tuesday morning. He had -been
employed by the authorities to take-
results of his work as ho had not tin
Itthed up his report bnt reported that
there were 470 vehicles crossed the
bridge Sundoy.' la many Instances the
same one crossed twice as probably a
very large umjorlty were driven by
pleasure seekers from the towns and
valley. He took account of teams,
antos, motorcycles, in fact everything
run on wheels. He wont out :hotne
Tuesday morning on the tgo.
J. A. l-ovolady or Klamath Falls,
came in on the stage looking for em
ployment for his team on some ot the
contracts and spent the nfcht at the
Sunnyslde, There were also three
other men, strangers, here for supper
Friday night. , '
George Albert of Dnpreyt" mill, came
out Saturday on his railroad motor'
and reports the arrival of a baby girl
at his home May 9th. and took dinner.
Mrs. Lnctus Klncald who is teach
ing the Crater Lake school, came out
on the railroad motor Saturday, took
dinner and went out to Medford to
visit her parents and was met there
by her husband who is working on the
Crater Lake highway near Prospect,
returning Sunday.
Rev. G. K. Edwards, the traveling
Sunday school evangelist for the Con
gregational church came tn Saturday
jnornlng on the stage and took dinner
at the SimnysKle and preached here
after Sunday school and went to Sams
aVlley and preached in the evening to
a go-xl tfiied audience. He returned
to the Sunnyslde Monday and started
north on the 2:45 p. m. stage. Rev.
H. G. Adams preached Sunday evening
here and expects to preach here next
Sunday. May list, both morning and
evening.
Thos. Vestal of Reese Creek, and
wife were here Saturday but went on
out to Medford. "
E. D. Rose, one of the prominent far
mers and stockmen of Yankee creek,
was here Saturday having "his team
shod.
Mrs. Amy Brown reports that she"
has had a hardwood floor put in her
house and bad it repapered and re
painted inside and out so that It looks
quite Citified. 1 asked her if she made
Frank take off his shoes when he.
reached the door before entering.
I met Mrs. Lewis Robinson and her
sister. Miss Hattte Hannaford Satur
day afternoon at the Eagle Point
public library.
I understand that A. I Young and
son-in-law. intend to plant several
acres - of sunflowers for ensilage.
Speaking of Mr. Young in my last
letter I reported that his boys were in
town with a team waiting for 2108 wee
chicks, but learned later that there
were only 1500 came as the eggs did
not all hatch. A clear case ot count
ing the chicks before they are hatched,
but Mr. Young says that the 3300 they
have are doing fine.
Wui. Bighaui, who is on the Joe
Rader place, was here Saturday.
Charley Humphrey of Derby was
hauling wood to town Saturday.
Sunday morning the Eagle Point base
ball team went to Antelope (Welleo)
to play against the Antelope baseball
team and came tome Sunday after
noon almost crazy with excitement for
they were on the winning side, the
score standing Eagle Point 10 and
Antelope only 8.
Mrs. M. H. Kentner and Mrs. A. F.
Green of Los Angeles, who are mem
bers of one of the Bible schools there
ho arrived here over a week ago.
attended our Sunday school and made
start toward starting a bible class.
I did not reach home Sunday In time j
to meet the gJiests who came in for
inner, but learned ' that there were
quite a number and among them was
Charley Clark of the Modoc orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Brown, and they
had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. eVrd
Strang of Medford. And later in the
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Phipps of
Medford, Edward Vilas and his mother,
Mrs. Vilas, of Medford, Ceo. Holman
pent Sunday night.
Experience In all branches.
Designing of all kinds.
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tEAT LESS AND TAKE:
. SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Take a glass of Salts before breakfast
If your Back harts or Bladder
bothers you.
Tli Amn-l-- 1 AnA wtmft fnnrt
vnard constw- iLntt Kidney trouble,
becanse we eat too much and all our food
Is rich. Our blond is filled with "ria
aeid which the kidneys strive to titer
outi they weaken from overwork, become
slnggisb ; the eliminative Unities clog snd
tbe result l kidney trouble, blanioer
Weakness sod a general decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like lumps of
lead; your back hurts or tits urine is
Cloudy, full ot sediment or you tras
obliged to sek rebel two or three times
during the night; if yon suffer with sick
headache or dizzy, nervous spells, acid
tomac or yon have rheumatism when
the weather is bad. fret from vonr Thar-
maeUt about four ounces of Jad baits;
take a tablespoonful in a glut of
water before breakfast for a few days
and- your kidneys" will then act fine.
This 1 odious salts is made from the aeid
of grapes and lemon juice, combined with
liUiia, and has bien'UMd (or generations
to Hush and stimulate clogged kidneys;
to neutral! the acids in the wine so it
no longer it a source of irritation, thus
ending bladder disorders.
9Jad Salts i inexpensive; cannot in
jure, makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water beverage, and belongs In
every home, beeeuie nobody can make
a mistake by halving a good kidney, flush
iug any time. ' ,. - .
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installation. For the next 15 days your gas
company will run service 40 feet inside your
property line free of cost to you.
There is due to arrive in a few days a car
load of pipe and we are now prepared to
' make extensions of mains to consumers.
Stop in at our office and talk it over with us.
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Southern Oregon Gas Co.
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CITY TREASURERS NOTICE
of Semi-Annual Assessments Due
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the semi-annual instal
ment (one twentieth) and interest on paving, geiver rind
watermain assessments upon all properties for which applica
tion was made to extend time Of payment; will tocf duo and pay
able at the office of the city treasurer June 1, 1922, and will be
delinquent after thirty (30) days from said date and shall bear
a penalty of five per cent (5) upon the amount of such do
' linquency, ' , u. , ' ., V .. ,
Thirty days after such delinquertcy the properly will be
advertised and sold for the amount of such delinquency, to
gether with penalties and co3ts of such sale in accordance with
Section 148 of the City Charter.
Dale at Medford, Oregon, this 15th day of May, 1022.
, ' MAJIY HASVELL WEBBER, J
Treasurer of the City of Medford, Orogon.
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