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Items of Interest From the Rogue River
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well receiver!. The opinion of the
people was that all he lacked waa the
black on his face to make him a Teal,
genuine impersonator of the southern
darkey. The meeting closed with gen
uine enthusiasm aroused for the boost
ing of everything in Jackson county
generally, and the county fair in par
ticular.
Weg Iiirdseye died last Sunday. The
funeral services were held at the Rock
Point cemetery. Rev. We Lee Gray
officiating. Mr. Iiirdseye had been
ailing for some time and his sudden de
mise was not s surprise to his many
friends. He was born In this county
By Mrs. Mary O. Carey.
EDEN PRECINCT, Aug. 10. There
and practically all of his entire life was wag quite an excitement Sunday even-
spent on the old Birdseye ranch about jng wnen a ffre broke out on the Mor-
0F FAIRBOOSTERS
ROGUE RIVEK, Aug. 10. On Satur
day last President A., R. Brashear of
the Rogue River Community club re
ceived a telephone message from Med-
f,.-A n.aa mtirh ratified tO learn
ut n PrnhWh secretary of theltwo miles southeast of Rogue River.!an hnl back ... phoenix. For a time
Medford chamber of commerce, would He was an old pioneer and a respected, it Iooke(1 lf lt would reacn the big n ter sh a ,U,
oa in Rogue River Monday evening at c tizen 0f the community He is sur- unr)nisned hose belonging to Rev. I "XCfeweekl Mr M"
the Community hall to address the vived by his widow and three sons Morgan. but the heroic efforts of the " l'r fw e t raiifo
IS THREATENED BY
FIRE, EDEN VALLEY
10 INSPECT MT:
members of the club and furnish enter
tainment. True to his word Mr. Froh
bach was on deck Monday evening,
accompanied by a number of business
men of Medford, including County
Agent Cate, H. G. Launspach, V. H.
Vawter, Paul McDonald, Larry Mann,
and BenJ. C. Sheldon. County Agent
Cate gave an Interesting and instruc
tive talk relative to the preparation of
exhibits for the fair. V. H. Vawter,
cashier of the Jackson County bank
and president of the Medford chamber
of commerce, and BenJ. C. Sheldon,
former president of the Medford cliam.
ber of commerce, each gave good talks
along the line of community spirit
emphasizing the need of all communi
ties having organizations of some kind
so that all could work together In the
development of every part of the coun
ty. The .interest of Medford people In
the development of all the outlying
communities, as manifested in these
gentlemen a talks, was very well re
ceived and appreciated by the people
.present. II. (L Launspach put Ufa and
pep Into the people present by render
ing two good pieces of jazz music. Paul
McDonald of the Medford Service Sta
tion, proved himself versatile. He ren
dered a monologue Impersonating the
vendors of the news when the boys in
., France would return again to the good
old U. S. A., and wound up by singing
as well as he spoke. . Larry Mann,
druggist, sang two songs which were
A very pleasant surprise was given
in honor of Mrs. Jessie Dyer by a num
ber of her young women friends at the
home of Mrs. Jane Smack on Wednes
day afternoon. The surprise was in
the nature of a shower, an announce
ment of her marriage to Mr. William
Shepard being recently circulated, and
many beautiful gifts were received by
Mrs. Dyer. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Smack and Mrs. George Ixnvd.
There will be a Joint meeting of the
Winter and Hugo granges at Wlmer
i cal masterpieces from an instrumental
viewpoint were incorporated m me
band concert, which according to the
weekly program was given in the parks
on Thursday evening this week, Carl
Loveland being the director.
The Lithians will take the initiative
in entertaining Vice-President Cool
idge and wife incident to their tour
through this territory. Their arrival
this week is scheduled for Saturday
i moraine between 8 and 9 o'clock, and
' !a tentative nroposal is to meet the
visitors at Hornbrook, and treat them
ASHLAND, Augi.'L i he stage of . an ato triD over the mountains byl
a trip to Ccater Lake the first of the practical inspection has arrived In re-jway of a change from the monotony of.
week. j j 1. 1;-.. ,-n nurin of the.rai road travel.
fsa:u lu uci-tuius, . ,
Mrs. George Morris who is in the;Mount rtSnland highway. The city is Qne need not go to Hollywood or.
valley visiting with her mother, Mrs junanimoug as to completing this road- Los Angeles to take postgraduate les-l
Anna Grubb, and he sioter, Mrs. . the 8tan(ioint of a scenic tons m gossip and scandai, for these -
hut enumeration is necessarj unnleasant features exist nsiu nere hi
Morris fim ntl.r sources. Upon representa-'home. and moreover these is cause for
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noonlo who live near and soma of the 11 v-...... tkns be ng made to tue county wmi, tnis criticism, it nut ueius uisiw
people who .live near and some oi tne J)rg j nlne Po, and ner daughJ and itg ..at hoaie- thls
A. S. Furry, Sunday. Mrs. Franklin
was calling on Mrs. Rader the same
day.
Oak circle No. 242 of Phoenix, held
a very pleasant session on their regu
lar meeting day, August 9. Refresh
ments of ice cream and wafers was
served by the entertainment commit
tee. All bad a most enjoyable time.
Mr. Holt who has an interest in the
Frame orchards is here looking after
the harvesting of the crop.
Al McKay and his sister. Miss Eliza
beth, and another sister who is here
on a visit from the east, returned from
Valley
PHOENIX LADIES1
AID SOCIETY TO
EXHIBIT AT FAIR
control.
Howard Frame, who is now
tie. In the employ of the Post-Intelligencer,
is home on a visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frame,
ere in North! din. in ,j.e near future, and,tnnd surrounding localities are referred
in 5eni Taleu' Wednesday visiting Mrs. C. C.j.ike Moscs of 0di -view the landscape lto N-ot long since two young upstarts
Talent.
Miss Elizabeth Gore is home from
Portland where she has been taking an
advanced course in music this semes
ter. We are pleased to announce that
Miss Gore will teach that branch at
!
Hartley, who is a daughter of Mrs. ..... accom,)anied by the state high- toot a familv car. and accompanied by
Poley. wav eneineer. who will pass upon theltwo jriris. skipped out for California,,
One of the kids has returned, tne miss-M
ing car having been replevined way
down near Sacramento. This week a
bold escajtade occurred on Ashland
ctreets. two boys and two gins iroiu
Medford participating in a joyride In
quartet
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Stancliffe and;..--..,,,.., rtetais as alying to actual
who haWa large near orchard west of-Ed Hamlln and a party of about eisn" I construction. The city council will act
who have a large pear orchard west oi persong ,.ere over to the Jose-j ,. ilnIa tn ,hfi visiting delegation.
next Saturday. A number of the mem-i reed college this coming year. A group
hers of the Rogue River Community iof ner yOUng friends gave her a birth
club are invited to be present and im- day 8Urrse party Monday evening of
portant matters relative to the commu-!tj,8 n-eek.
nity will be discussed. It is expected Mr and Mrg George Drake and Miss
that matters pertaining to the Jackson rjertna Hayman, cam in from the
county fair, will occupy some of tliele of tne woods Wednesday.
time- Mrs. Etem of Minneapolis, Minn.,
rho program committee of the Civic tdnuehter of Mrs. Casad of North Tal-
Improvement club met at the home of ent. i here visiting her mother. They
Hence, on or about the 15th of the
present month, if anybody happens to
note a cavalcade wending its way up
ihe canvon. rest assured that the dele-' mnnectinn with which the
serration during the late war are tio fg not a mere jCnic party, but werfi arrested in a state of hilarity pro-
standing the housewives in good stead jan 0ffjcjai one duly authorized to pas3 duced by something stronger than soft
now. it is surprising iu learu UUYVupon the Question of extending an im-idrjnjig Occasion offering, the girls
many of them have since the uncalled : p,,, lillk ia tne cnain of scenic 1 stampeded for home, the boys being
for raise in the price of sugar since the highway construction. The road is hocked up over night. One escaped
Mrs. F. W. Clark last Friday after
noon. The entire afternoon was spent
In arranging programs for the semi
monthly meetings of the club during
the year 1922-I3.
"Ills Tim" Mprpliy Freed.
CHIl'AOO. At if. 10. "HlK Tim"
Murphy, eharKed with murder in
connection with the death of a police
man supposedly killed by labor
bombers, whs freed today when the
state, nt the recommendation of
J ud ire Tnylor. nolle prowled the cnne
went up to Trail creek the first of the
week to visit with relatives for a few
days.
The Talent cannery has started to
can blackberries this week. Some of
the fruit will be brought down from
Ashland to be canned. Mrs. Petterson
and her daughter, Mrs. Will Ferns,
were up to see the work of .canning
done Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Franklin of Med
ford, were up to spend the day with
Mrs. Franklin's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
.1
"Gumn whaPt for
lunch, Daddy an'
Mothtr ayt that
tiancy an' me arm
going to havm
Kmllogg'm Corn
Fiakea alt aummmr
long bmcauM they
arm mo good for our
ttomachit Gnu
what, Daddy, 'nn
you can havm oma
vs!
Wonderful for warm' da
FLAKES
with fresh
fruit!
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summer! Get yourself and your family away from a heavy
diet Eat lighter, sustaining foods &nt work better, play
better, sleep better and feel better.
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Wonderful food wonderful through, its nourishing ele
ments; wonderful in refreshing deliciousness and in crisp
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And, Kellogg's Corn Flakes digest without taxing the
stomach yet they are satisfying! There isn't anything
more refreshing, more palatable, more beneficial on a hot
day than a big bowlful of Kellogg's with plenty of cold milJ'
and luscious fresh fruit!
As an extra-special treat some evening very soon have a
surprise hot-day dessert Kellogg's Corn Flakes with lots
of cream and fresh fruit. Kellogg's
are ready to serve no trouble at all!
Kellogg's Corn Flakes are sold only in the
RED and GREEN package that bears the
signature of W. K. Kellogg, originator of
Corn Flakes. None arc genuine without it
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HI
phlne Caves last Sunday. They report
the sights worth the trip, and say the
roads are very good.
Some of the lessons learned In con-
PHOENIX, Aug. JO. The Ladies'
Aid society has'been asked to have
charge of the Phoenix exhibit at the
county fair, so a good exhibit is as
sured, as the men of the community
are already taking a big interest in
some big specimens to be shown. The
plans will be made at the next meeting.
The missionary society will hold its
August meeting at the manse on Wed
nesday, Aug. 16. A full attendance is
urged as the subject, "Africa," taken
from the fourth chapter of "The King
dom and the Nations," is being well
prepared. At this meeting the money
for the second quarter is to be Jwiu,
or sent to the treasurer, Mrs. Malm-
ment project, with the result that.
after a thorough personal inspection
fruit canning season began, have 8'-ialready completed in a substantial way
ply canned their Juices for jelly mak-jtwo or tnree mlles beyond the Sap-and-ing
later. There will soon be a slump Salt nacenda. Councilmen Pierce,
in the price, of course because of thatHarner and Frost as a special comniit
commodity being "put on the freejtee recently interviewed the county
list," and then we can afford to use ourt res.jecting this road lmprove-
Bugar more rreeiy. uut we nave learn
ed our lessons well and will not soon
forget.
Mr. and Mrs. B. N. French and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Coleman will leave Sat
urday morning for Crater Lake. They
will be gone several days. They go In
Mr. Coleman's car.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Peckham of
Willows, Calif., passed through the val
ley on their return from a visit with
Mrs. Peckham's daughter at Salem.
They camped on the Applegate for a
few days while In the valley.
J. M. Rader and John Rader went
out to their mountain ranch last Mon
day. They were accompanied by the
Misses Jeanette Sheets and Twilla
Binkey. They all rode horseback on
the trip, remaining one day at the
ranch.
A. H. Hearn and Mr. Carless return
ed from the Lake of the Woods last
.Monday after a, weeks pleasant stay.
Mrs. F. E. Furry and her daughter,
Miss Sybil, came In with Mr. Hearn,
and the next day he took Mrs. Hearn
and Miss Fay Carver out to the lake
to have a vacation. I
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Thompson of
Willow Springs, were guests of Mrs.
Wm. Carless of Phoenix last Sunday.
Mrs. Thompson had spent the week
end as she does most every week, with
her mother. Mrs. T. H. Fish.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ward of Phoenix.
left the first of the week for Lake of
the Woods, where they have a summer
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack of Phoenix, have
one of the finest blackberry patches
in this part of the valley. The vines
are literally loaded with the luscious
fruit.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frame are smil
ing over the arrival of a grandson,
born to their son Dana and wife. It
will seem a little odd to call them
Grandpa and Grandma Frame.
penalizing oh a technicality, the other
being fined $25. Names of these par
ties could be given if it were of any
avail, but they don't seem to mind any
Buch contingency, in fact some of them
court the notoriety. The entire job lot
are in the minor classification as re-
.... .l i or, an,l In tha mainr llQta Insa.
some definite results are anticipated. I far ag pursuing channels leading to
The possibilities of a fine automobile . tota depravity.
roadway on easy grades from city pre- Regarding merits pro and con in con
cincts to Siskiyou station on the rail-1 ne,ct0n wjtn the strike situation, the
road, via the canyon route, with stop-j Sollthera pacific j3 vigorously prose
overs at Sap-and-Salt, Gribblele Cabin jclltjng trespassers on railroad proper
and the summit, are worthy of develop- jty Better keep your distance,
ment in connection with the major I ' Tne science of Health and Happi
plan of making Ashland an ideal resort ,Dess- affords the basis of lectures at
center. '. : the auto camp grounds by a noted phy-
The ranch of Joe Sander, in this SjCum wno na8 been stopping at these
vicinity, will be the scene of one of the neadquarters for several days past,
dairy meetings to be held throughout I stereo pictures are also supplemented
the countjr. i nis garnering win oe ai
2 o'clock on Friday afternoon of this
week, Aug. 11.
Next week the 1923 exposition cara
van, heralding the big show at Port
land in that year, will visit southern
Oregon territory. Its arrival here is
scheduled for Friday, Aug. 18, and al-
by vocal and instrumental music at the
hands of visiting troubadours. These
lyceum advantages are being rein
forced by bath, laundry and fuel priv
ileges to such an extent that the physt-cal-instellectual
repertoire is more
than usurping the functions of the av
erage Chautauqua assembly course
ready plans are suggested for dining au for fj ft j- cents per day.
the visitors as a preliminary to a Dig Local hunters are viewing with ap
outdoor gathering in the parks inci-J prehension the possibility that, due to
dent to boosting the exposition move- .forest fjreSi tue deer bunting season,
ment. .1 '-
Nearly a dozen representative musl- I Continued on Page Seven!
gren, i
On Sunday, Aug. 13, the regular ser
vices will be held, witn sp'eclal music
by Mr. Sheets and Mrs. Rader, or
Aubrey -Furry who is now president of
the Oregon university glee clfib.
The Phoenix church has more than
held its own during the hot summer
Sundays, and a good attendance is ex
pected. "
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THOMPSON CREEK
CORN FXtAXCES
Mr. and Mrs. C. Noah and little boy
visited Mrs. Fred Ruch last Sunday
afternoon. - !
Miss Bessie Johnston was visiting
Miss Gladys Kendall last Sunday.
Anderson Mee motored to Grants
Pass last Tuesday.
Miss Wilma Kendall was visiting
Miss Beatrice Johnston last S .nday. j
Ivan Norris and Clint Kendall drove
down to Applegate last Saturday.
Misses Mary and Ida Wertz of
Grunts Pass returned to. their home
last Wednesday after a few days visit t
with their aunt Mrs. F. F. Grove,
Fred Ruch; attended the Sunday
school picnic at Williams last Sunday. 1
Pete Kendall is working at the Roy
Johnston saw mill, i
Miss Krrol Bingham and Bertha.
Mansfield were visiting Misses Mary:
and Ida Wertz last Sunday. ' j
Marve Jordon of Sacramento, Mrs.;
Henry Hlller of Grants Pass and Mr.
and Mrs. Orlando Hiller were visiting
at Will Jordon's last Sunday. I
A lady on Thompson creek has a
turkey gobbler who persists in wanting
to set, as every time he finds a nest ;
with eggs in it he calmly takes posses
sion and sits on the nest until the eggs
are taken out
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith wero!
guests of Mrs. Will Jordon last Sun
day. Mrs. Charley Roberts and daughters.
Misses Chloe and Grace of Williams,
were visiting Mrs. Will Jordon last
ihursday. ' i
Fred llarmes who works in one of
the shipyards in California Is spending,
his vacation at Steamboat. i
M. F. Bingham went to Ruch yester
day to work on the road with his
teams.
Mrs. Laura Atkins is expected to re
turn home from her vacation spent at
avage creefc'
William Isaacs started a vacation'
of Indefinite length yesterday. He and j
his son Dick will spend part of thei
time at Big Hock lodge on Rogue river.
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