Medford Mail Tribune
Second Section
Six Pages
Second Section
Six Page
A'evMjr Fifty -He con4 Year,
. MEDFOBD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1922
NO. 233
Items
ODD FELLOWS TO
HOLD OLD TIME
DANCE TONIGHT
CENTRAL p'OINT. Dec. 21. To
night Ih tho duto set for the oid-fush-loned
dance to bo Riven by tho Odd
Fellows lodge of this city In tho Con
trail Hall A supper will also be
served for those who care to par
take. Tho proceeds will ho used in
tho Interest of a sick Odd Fellow and
his family of this city. Old-time
music and old-tlnio dancing will be
featured. A nominal foo of two dol
lars trill bo charged for dnnce and
supper, A large attendnnco should
bo. present, to help a fellowman In
distress. . . .
Tho high school play "The Dutch
Dctocilvd," was attended by pretty
near a capacity audience, just a few
seats that were not taken. The stu
dents were given a certain amount
of tickets to sell, most all of them
wero disposed of which accounts for
tho attendance. Tho play Itself was
very well given each member of the
cast giving his or her parts good.
After tho Christmas' holidays tho play
will bo given by tho present cast In
Gold Hill, Phoenix and Sams Val
ley, at which places a full house Is
hoped for.
Mr. Moore Hamilton, who has been
attending the Oregon Agricultural
College ut CVrvallls, arrived In this
city Wednesday, to visit his parents
and old friends. He was a graduate
or the class of "22" now a fresh
man, at tho O. A. C.'
Social was enjoyed by the Rohekuhs
at the homo of Mrs. Sarah Bclib Py
Uurn Monday evening Refreshments
Wore served to alt present. A good
Uiinc was reported by all. . .
Miss' Kathleen -I'lelo loft' for Trail,
Whore sho will spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
l'iclc.
A fourteen-page' Christmas edition
was Issued today, by tho staff of the
Central Pointer, high school paper.
The largest Issue this year and much
praise can be given the publishers on
their excellent work. .
- Mrs.-Newman of this city Is lying
111 , at the homo ' of her sister, Mrs.
UfHw HHV fulvnds., of this
clty'-wiih" her a-'qulck recovery: '
Tho Central Point schools closed
today for the holidays greatly to the
Joy. of the students. School will be
resumed January 8,- a period of two
weeks, a woek longor than the usual
custom. . Programs were given in the
grammar school, while the Junior
class in high school presented a play
to the student body.
Mr. Carl Boswell, well known young
man'. Is suffering from poison oak,
which he got while in the act of cut
ting Christmas trees in tho neighbor
ing hills. It is hoped that the young
man- will soon be relieved of his
suffering.
A largo delegation Of Central
Pointers attended the play presented
by Kolu and Dill. Among them wore
flay Henderson, Cluy Tex, George
Wallace, Clyde Richmond and Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Lnnge.
Miss Lois Austin is now staying at
tho homo of Mrs. .Laura Brlstoc.
whllo Mrs. Austin Is visiting In Se
attle, Washington.
Mrs. O. It. Pankoy who has been
critically III, la very much Improved
at this time,' greatly to tho joy of
her many friends.
Mr. A I Musty is now the possessor
of a thriving business, having bought
tho confectionery storo 'which for
merly was owned by Mr. .Joe Boswell.
from Mr. Ellis Clark. 'He took pos
session last week and has now two
businesses to attend to, his lunch
stand mnktng the second.
Mr. J. T. Thomnson, who has been
hchlplng Mr. John Siclcr nt Iiuttc
Falls, cutting wood, returned to his
homo In this city Saturday evening.
Tho bazaar, -which was held in Thur
bcr's store and given by the Ladles'
Aid society, was a decided success, as
every article tn stock was sold out at
good prices. Refreshments . were
well bought of also.
A Christmas service will be held
In the Drick church Sunday evening,
Christmas eve. Tho Reverend Ilcatty
will deliver the service and music by
the choir.
Mr. John Siclcr,, of this city who
has been cutting Wood on his home
stead at Butte Kalis, returned to his
home the first part of this week, to
enjoy tho Christmas holidays with
his family.
A pre-lnvenlory sale l being car
ried on at Thurber's store, a large
number of bargains can bo found
here, as tho prices have been grcutly
cut.
Mr, Banty Owens, who has been so
journing in California tho past seve
ml months, returned to spend the
winter -with his mother, ' Mrs. Julia
Owens. ' . " '
Mr. Frank Dean of near Central
Point, returned to his homo from tho
Oregon Agricultural College, to spend
the holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Dean.
Mr. E. M. Thurbcr was among the
business visitors from Central Point
In Medford Wednosday afternoon.
PHOENIX SCHOOL NOTES
Educational week has come and
gone; hopo It is not too late to say
that the schools observed It. The
work of tho week was finished by
of Interest From the
an address from Rev. Millard of Mod
fold before both tho grade and high
schools. , After entertaining a few
minutes on his one string from a
violin, which the children enjoyed,
.Mr. Millar dspoke on tho subject of
success,-
Tho teachers of the central xonc
met at tho school house last u8tur
day for on all-day session under the
management of J. R. Tyrrell.
Many school problems wero dis
cussed and a better understanding of
how to overcome difficult problems
In the school work was gained
through tho discussion.
Superintendent Carter emphasized
the fact that the teacher must grow
in her profession or drop out.
Tho ludies of Phoenix served free
lunch.
Teachers and puplbr are suffering
with severe colds. Retards tho work
Just a little, as some are compelled
to stay out a few days.
Tho grade teachers havo in each
room a nicely decorated Christmas
tree. The children are enjoying the
tree nnd will until they. reach tho
climax', that is when Santa Claus
takes the presents off.
The grades will present a Christ
mas program, beginning Friday, De
cember !, nt 2 o'clock p. m. Par
ents nnd friends aro Invited.
Mr. Williams, a citizen of tho com
munity, gave tho high school a read
ing nt the opening period last Friday.
The high school invites those who
have musical talent or literary tal
ent, to come and share tho good
things with It.
The Rchools will close December
S3 until January 2, 1923.
1L0W SPRINGS
The Willow Springs community
Christmas tree will be held at the
school house tonight. . The .decoration
committee have everything In readi
ness; tho entertainment committee
promise a very pleasing program; and,
best of all, Santa Claus has promised
to give a little of his preciotiB time and
to bring a full sack for tho little folks.
A ; number of our O. A, C. young
Deoplo are home, for the Christmas
holidays and are enthujiastically talk
ing "O. A. C." If they are a fair sam
ple of "Beaver pep" we marvel that
Oregon even walked off with one vie
tlry. Leah Parker, Herbert . Harris,
Frank Dean,' ami Griffith Cowgill ar
rived tho latter part .of lost week. and
will remain until the first of the year.
Although Hugh Porter 1s still con
fined to his bed, it Is considered that
he is slightly better. The Porter fam
ily had expected to spend Christmas
with Mrs. Porter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Hoagland, at Chico, but have
had to give up those plans on account
of Mr. Porter's illness.
The Cobb Law; family are planning
a big family reunion for Christmas
time. It has been some time since all
the family have been together, since
most of the children are away from
homo,
Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Nichols and Don
aid were Sunday dinner guests at tho
Grimm's home in Central Point.
Mrs. Robert Brophy arrived Thurs
day evening from Aspgrove, Klamath
county, where she and Mr. Brophy
havo been for the past four months.
Mrs. llrophy will visit lior parents and
friends for several weeks.
Mrs. Clyde Richmond's mother and
sister, Mrs. Roberts and Mrs.' Myrtle
Wood of Salem, and brother, K. D.
Roberts of Spring Coulee, Canada, are
expected the lust of the week for an
extended visit with the Richmond
family. The party are making the
trip from Salem by auto.
On Dee, 13th, some of the ladles
of tho neighborhood gave a pleasant
surprise party for Mrs. J. W. Elden,
the occasion being the anniversary of
her birthday. The ladies enjoyed a
social afternoon.
ANTIQCH ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Russell of Central
Point visited several days this week In
the Meadows.
Mrs. Morrison Is staying with her
daughter, Mrs. I). Chapman, as tholr
children have been very sick with la
grippe and necessitated the doctor
coming out for tho baby.
Mr. Johnson and Mr. Wright were
out Sunday to S, Pollard's.
Wm. I'omeroy of tho Meadows was
down In this neighborhood hunting
cattle the first of the week.
Terrell brothers were out Saturday
and went to town for tholr supplies,
Dell Morrison, wu;t several neigh
bors to help, urs plucklg turkeys to
ship for Christmas.
Mrs. L. Weiss of Central Point, Is
visiting her sister In Sams Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Copely visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Chapman Thursday.
Mrs. McKlnny. the Antloch teacher,
will give an entertainment and chil
dren's Christmas tree Friday after
noon. Wm. Cottrell was hunting for cattle
,ln the Beagle neighborhood this week.
' I f. r L')! ami Vlnlnp
Chapman visited in Sams Valley Sun-;
day.
Mr. Stephens Is helping Mr. Copely!
cut wood this week. i
LADIES' AID TAKES
ON NEW LIFE IN
GOLD HILL AFFAIRS
GOLD HILL, Dec. 22. (Special Cor
respondence), Sugar Pine Cam!
10073 M. W. A., has elected the follow
Ig officers for the ensuing year. A. W.
Lewis, consul; Albert Kisscnger, ad
visor; A. E. Kellogg, clerk; C. V.
Shaver, banker; R. E. Adams, escort;
C. G. Hcdgepeth, . watchman; H. E.
Wharton, sentry, and H. E. Wharton,
manager. The camp Is experiencing a
general revival after several years
Inactivity and a small membership,
due to war causes which changed our
industrial population in large numbers.
The spcciul field work of District
Doputy Welch of Ashland, boosted the
membership back to the pre-war rank.
Plans are under way to refurnish the
lodgo room In conjunction with the
local Royal Neighbor camp.
Merle 13. Kellogg, who has been em
ployed with his uncle John Uaraeberg
on the llllheo orchards since tho war
and recently loft fpr California is em
ployed In tho Santa Fe railroad shops
at San Bernardino, Calif., his wife's
former home. When he left here he
expected to take a position with one
of the Curtiss airplane company in
southern California, resuming his war
vocation as a mechanician, but now
plansc tho coming season to go into a
business venture at IjOS Angeles with
Lloyd Rlppey, a former Medford boy.
The Ladles' Aid society bazaar and
cafeteria dinner venture put on last
Friday proved a grand success in a
financial way. They sold out their
entire stock of home made clothing
and Christmas gifts and exhausted
their food supplies In serving dinner.
This was their first effort since they
recently reorganized after a lapse of
several years and the church was with
out a local pastor.. Other branches of
the church services and work are be
ing planned since the church has been
reopened with a local pastor.
Mr, and Mrs, Roy White of Lexing
ton, Oregon nre-vlsiting aC the' Frank
M. Parker home in Gold Hill. They
arrived Inst Saturday by auto and re
port some very severe weather at tho
other end of tho route, and express
surprise at the wlldness of our winter
in sonthorn Orogon way. Tho Parkers
and Whites were next farm neighbors
In Morrow county. The visitors will
spend several weeks here In the valley
enjoying a winter's vacation.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Howlett
Among the callers at the Sunnyside
last Friday were George Stovens for
merly a resident of this community but
now living on a part of the old Col.
Ross place on Uoss Lane. Ho was at
one time quite an orchardlst in this
section and if I am not mistaken now
owns considerable land near Wcllen.
John Howard, ono of the old Civil war
veterans who makes his home with
one or his old neighbors, Peto Belts,
was also bore for dinner and remained
overnight, going up home Saturday
morning on the Trail stago. Thomas
F. Nichols, principal owner in the
Eagle Point Hardware store and the
Eagle Point pool room, and his partnor
in the pool room, Clarence Pruitt, and
two Btrangers, and I learned that one
of them was a representative of tho
.Medford Grocery Co.
Snturday was a remarkably dull day
so fur as business is concerned as
there was scarcely anyone in from tho
country. Lute Ih tho uftornoon I met
Mrs. Sam Kllngle, and her boh George
who live on their own farm on Little
Butte crook betweon Urownsboro and
Lake Creek.
I also noticed that EH Dahaek and
his son Everett wero at work raising
the old store building standing be
tween the F. J. Mel'horson store build
ing and the town hall, getting It ready
to move, 1 understand that they are
going to innvo It onto a lot joining the
now pool building, but what use they
intend to turn it to I am unablo to
say at present
I understand that Lawrenco Stowell,
a half brother of George W. Stowell.
arrived town Saturday from Canada
and went on out to visit his brothers.
I did not have the pleasure of meeting
him as ho hud gone on nut In tho coun
try before I reached McPhcrson'a
store.
Mrs. Allen Underwood of Grants
Pass, a daughter of our townspeople
Mr. and Mrs. F. W, Uold, has been
hero visiting her parents during tho
past week. '
Thoro wore four atrungo men enmo
in for dinner Sunday, It seems as
though the weather is most too Inclem
ent for the people to venture out un
less they have urgent business u we
have rain, a little sleet but no snow
up to today, Monday, but we can't tell
what kind of weather we will have
before I finish this letter but up tg this
Brooklyn Man Wins Radio Contest
Joseph G. Smyth, won the radio I
championship held recently in eon-j
junction with the lloston Radio show. J
There were three separate contests.
the one showing to best advantage in ;
all three being declared the winner.;
time our winter has been very fine, a
littlo wot but not enough to cause any
trouble. t
ihe last time I saw Royal O. Brown
of the firm of Geo. Brown and Sons,
he told me that lie expected that he
anil his wife would- start for San Jose,
Calif., to visit their daughter Hazel,
to spend Christmas with them and I
suppose they are there by this time
as they intended to start last Friday,
tho 15th.
Wm. Perry who has charge of W.
Hart Hamilton s business here, reports
that he has-just-Mt-st--,haIf-mlle-or
uew wire fence on his place along the
Crator Lake highway, and that J. I.
Groves has been appointed to care for
said highway and keep It In repair as
In some of the soft places it needs to
have more crushed rock put on it to
fill up the places where it is giving
away,
Charles W. Long who is In charge ot
a dump truck and a grader attached
called for dinner Monday noon and re
mained overnight. Is employed by the
state to look after the Crator Lake
highway to keep tho soft places filled
up and to look after tho road generally
and koop it in repair, a vory judicious
provision.
Among tho pnsscugors on the stage
Monduy were J. 81. Hawk who is oiier
ating the Conley sawmill about four,
miles beyond Butte Falls, ami one
other man. Mr. Jiawk was on his way
up home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brlttson who uro
living on the P. S, Anderson place on
Kogne river, were among the business
callers Monday afternoon nnd Mrs. B.
told me that her father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. John Long of Dorby were
spending the winter at Long Branch,
California.
Among the lodgers at the Sunnysido
.Monday sight were L, C. Farrls. of
Grants Pans, Arthur Dailey, Burns
Ferry, Idaho, George Slogle of Med
ford. There were five passengers on the
Uutte Fulls stage Monday morning on
their way to Uutte Falls and Prospect,
Among them was a man by tho name
of Joo Gablls from Montana, and while
he was waiting while changing tho
mall 1 engaged him In conversation
i and he gave me an account of the
kind of climate they have up where ho
came from. He spoke of ono morning
they had just before lie left when at
7 a, m. tho temperature was 7 below
zero, by 0 n. m. it was 11 below, at
noon 20 bolow and a heavy wind with
It and that when he started there was
a heavy storm raging and that It lust
ed until lie reached Portland and waa
greatly surprised to find tho vegeta
tion looking so fresh and tho grass
still green.
Monday as I was making my regular
rounds looking for Items of interest to
tho readers of tho Mail Tribune I
dropped Into the Brown Bros, store
and Frank Brown, one of the firm, re
marked that he was just putting up a
bill of goods for a family out In the
hills at the expense of tire lied Cros
society, whose . husband and father
was spending his time In jail for boot
legging and he remarked: "Bay, Mr.
Howlett, that article you wrdto for the
Mull Tribune, suggesting that a pro
vision bo made to have the convicted
prisoners who are kept In Jail bo put to
work and thus holp to defray tho ex
pense of their keep while In jail In
stead of being kept up at the expense
of the taxpayers, while It would be
benefit to the taxpayers It would also
be a benefit to the prisoners them
selves, and another advantage would
be that those who are sentenced . to
Rogue
Jamming, cipher code, nnd straight
press transmission were the three
tests, awl Smyth proved tho best In
, all, averaging thirty-five words per
minute In the jamming contest, with
out an error.
pay a fine and decide to "eat It out'
at tho expense of tho county, and aro
turned out because the county can't
afford to feed them IE they had to
work tho fine out would look at It In a
different light, and not make a joke of
law violations.
Mrs. W. L. Chlldreth, wlfo of our
blacksmith, went to Medford last Mon
day shopping.
Mr, and Mrs, James Casey and
daughter Vera, nnd son. Jack "were
Christmas shopping In Medford Sat
urday, Mrs. Clove Ferris accompa
nied them to Medford. where. I
understand,' she leaves for Grants
Pass.
"Work on the Crater luko highway
is closed for tho winter. A few men
are employed, to clean tlitches ond
finish somo parts of the road.
Mr. Floyd- Hutchinson and brldo
and Httio daughter, Olive, made a
happy surprise for tholr ninny Mends
and parents by arriving unexpectedly
Sunday from Portland to spend tho
Christmas holidays here. Mr. Hut
chinson has full chargo of a govern
ment hatchery incited near there,
Mr. nnd Mrs, Chnriin Was of Med
ford motored to our locality riunday.
They were aceonipnliled by Mr, nnd
Mrs. Floyd Hutehtnaoti and duughMr.
Olivo. .
Sir. W. G. McDonald of the itague
Elk is still boarding R largu crv of
men. Tho brldgo crew will make
their headquarters there,
Misses Gladys McDonald and .'Vio
let Phillips accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar 11, Stewart and Httio ilamitfr
Winifred Lee, to Medford Saturday to
See Uosa Jlunhcur'a picture "Old
Darby." This waa a wonderful treat
for the school children. They have
mnde ftultc a study of good plcturos
and this was their first opportunity
to see a real masterpiece In picture
work. Many thanks is duo tho Med
ford Hardware Co. for this trcut.
Mr. Pnyno was a pleasant caller
nt tho Hatchery school Monday. The
teacher and pupils miss his son, How
ard, and arc so sorry to havo him
leave.
Mr. J. T. Adams purchased a load
of hay frum the ling tie Itiver Itaneh
Friday.
Mr. O. W. Train and J. W. Holla-
way mads a business trip to Medford
MowIhv.
Mis, G. W. Thomas returned homo
Sunday from Medford, whero she
spent several days visiting and doing
Christmas shopping.
Mr. ami .Mrs, Kmcry were shopping
In Medford Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hcolt and daugh
ter, Juyrfi, left Thursday for Cali
fornia, Joyce was a pupil In the
hatchery school.
Mr. Johnston, wnpcrlntcndont of Ihe
Hill Conut ruction company left tor
Twin Falls, Idaho, to spend Christ
man with his wife and two little
daughter Snturday evening.
1,11 lie "Winifred Leo Stewart was n
very pleasant visitor at tho school
Friday nnd Monday,
Miss Dorothy Peterson spent n very
pleasant time visiting her friend. Miss
Minnie Poole, Hunday, Miss Poole
and several friends wero pleasant
callers tit the Itogtin Itiver ltnnch
itaturday night, as the guest of Miss
Peterson,
Miss Molly Clary Is leaving the
ISogue Elk resort for her home In
Ashland. She may return again In
the spring' when work Is resumed.
Mrs, W. fi. McDonald of the Itogue
Elk Is suffering of tho grrippa this
week.
Ilev, L, M. Phillips is on the sick
list this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McDonald had
If LOUD ITEMS
River
as dinner guctss Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs,
T D Todd.
Violet Phillips spent a pleasant
visit with Gladys McDonald Saturday.
Iester M. Philliiw, Jr.. Is helping
Mr. W. G. McDonald of the Rogue
Elk.
Mra, I.. M . phillipn and son, l.'rin.
wrs pleaswiit cnllers at the AbIs home
Sunday.
NMpervisor Hlfzabtii Ilurr was a
pkHsant visitor at the Hau-hery
school. The teacher and pupils are
always glad to have hw and Mi more
eneouragetf this tinw than at the
other visit. While the building and
grounds Uiek many necessary im
provements, she wag hearty in praise
of the children's school work and tho
splendid effort put forth by the chil
dren to make the year a success. ;
The tencher and pupils resolved to
gain every star within their power for.
standardization. Some things are lm-
possible without a big change and
that seems out of the Question this
yenr.
Every effort is put forth to collect
n clenn, newsy list of Items for tho
paper nnd it is not our purposo to
writw anything to Iran any ovre's feel
ings. Anyone feeling this has mis
construed our meaning. Items arc
welcome trmn any owe in the com
munity nnd many thanks are due
several for Hots of intvmUUm event,
lrtah Gordon ana sister, Mtas Clara
Gordon, moved to tho Vaughn ranch
Sunday. Mr. Gordon has leased' tills
pluce and will make this hta home,
Mr. Jack Vaughn was a Sunday
guest of Mr, and Sin Vincent
Lester Unrnlon and 'Chester Davis
have gone to Lester's father at Lend,
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middlebusher
and Miss tiwyn Houston and Mother
Middlctiusher were pleasant callers at
tinrenl s Friday.
The sclinol board has asked that
the school be suspended for one week
to uive the ehlldren vacation dur
ing the Christmnn holidnyn. School
work will resume ugiiin January 2,
1SJ.
The Olirirtmas eHrtaimei given
by the pupils and kind friends of the
diidrlol at Mrs, JitewaH's will be heW
Friday, Deeember IS, at two p. in,
A special school meeting was held
December B to vole means to meet
part of tho school debt, Ono mem
ber of tho school hoard had been ad
vised that it would bo a good plan to
bond ' the district so that plan wan
voted at tho meeting nnd It was later
learned that it was Imposslblo for our
district.
Miss Gladys' Sandry, who is n stu
dent at tho O, A. C, la spending her
Christmas holidays at home just now.
Tho boys' and girls' basketball team
of the high school played Sama Val
ley high sehool Inst Thursday even
ing nnd enmo out victorious. On
Saturday evening of last week the
boys team from hero went to Grants
Pass and played tho Methodist leaguo
team, which resulted in u scorn favor
Inir Rogue Itiver. Tho hih school
tenm left last Monday morning bright
and early on their trip north, tho first
ganto to bo played being at Canyon
vlllo. On "Wednesday morning word
was received (from hom that the
gam at Canyonviiio resulted In a
victory for lloguo Itiver, tho bcoio
being 14 to 40. Tho other games to
ho played aro with the high schools
at Halsey, Bhed, Dayton, liidepen-1
donee, Delfontalno and Milwaukio.
The picnic supper, gifon by tho
members of tho Itogue IMvot Com
munity club Inst Tuesday evening In
the Community hall, was well atte nd
ed nnd everyone prosent spent a de
lightful evening. 'After tho supper a
short time was spent In business,
which Inriuded tho election of offl
cers for the coming year. The report
ROGUE RIVER '
HIGH CLASS MUSICAL RECITAL
, Medford Center Dept. Store
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
SjHIJ la 3:00
SATURDAY EVENING
7: ill! to 10:00
DANCING 8 TO 10 P. M.
C'timo und Knjoy Yourself
rERsoxxKL or I'HiMiAHMQjne onni KHTRA
1st Violin Huth Campbell, Gunie Hoftmun, Kulth Colo, DUsa Holno
Fluid Howard Howell
Claronots Kuecno Mckeraon, Arthur K. Bowlcy
Cornot and Saxaphono Ooorgo and Walter Croinonoy - . V,
Trombone Geortje Stewart . -
Allo-HaxnnbotiB Arnold Bnllor ' . . .
Cello Mr. Kd Hoot
Trap Drummer Mr, Roberta - " - -Pianist
MIks Burns . . . .
This orchestra 1b composed of Medford's. most popular musician,
under tho directorship of A Ilea S, Jajr. organist or too Rlalto
theatre . .. . -
' I'ltOGIUM ' ,
I'ui'Ular ..-
Tho Statesman , '. Fulton
lively Lucerne . .. .,, Oodfn
KomembcT tho Rose Simons
wThrough tho Night , Logan
. Popular Classics " "
ForUmo Teller tScleittlons) ; V. Herbert
Lovo p May (Uovores I...,,,..,. , ..... L, Bream
' Hwect Por-Gct-Mo-NoU,. ,,. .,.W, J. Nules
Tl-O-Sun (Charactor) , ,....L. A. Caiio
Slnleno' Kisses (Popular).,. .,. . .Sn"dr
For tho Sake ot Anld Lang Syne,., , S. IUU
Tho Hound Up .Morrlsaborn
Kxtma - ,
Valley
SHIP CATTLE TO
CALIFORNIA FOR
WINTER FEEDING
The Winter school will glvo a jiro
(tram net Friday night, December
and after the program they will
have a Christmas tree for tho school
children.
A eattle buyer from Portland
bought 210 head of cattle from It. K.
Jiichnwn, Charles Owens ond Will
HUtts tast week and Mr. iUIUs, Mr.
Owens nnd It. E. Itlchman and
Jleiiiy Itoker delivered Uiem at tho
slock yards at Grant Pass tret
Thursday, from whero they wero
shipped to CaUlm'ni to iUo eel-
Frank Xeathamor and Mr, and Mm
Ilefler wero Grants Pass 'visitors last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Caris were traiwact
ing business in Grunts Pass Inst Sat
urday. '
Mr. and Mrs, Heller of Crescent
City, Calif., are spending tho holi
days with Mrs. Hefler's parents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Baker,
It. K. Blchmim and Frank 'Woold
rldgc went to Merlin on business last
Friday.
The tmiehcT and pupils of Mayso
creek gave an interesting program
fast Monday night, after which pres
ents were diKtribuu-d from the Christ
mas tree to tho children by Santa
Claus, the entertainment being closed
by a l)o x social. A good time was
reported by nil present.
Mr. and Mrs. Carte went to Med
ford Wednesday morning, Mm. Carw
will wrlto on teacher's examination
this week,
Amonc those attending Chautauqua,
at linguo Klver last Friday were Mr.
and Mrs. S. II. Moore, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Cnri, Mr, and Mm. lloniw and Mn.
It. 12. Itlchman, Graco Bush and Eu
geno Moore.
of the nominating committee, recom
mending that tho present officers bo
re-elected, was heartily accepted and
nmvnimomny carried. Tho officers
aro as follows A. It. Brashcar, presi
dent: A, L. McUraln, Vice-president:
V. W. Clark, secretary and C. B. Hams
treasurer. Quito a delegation from
flronts jPass was present, , many - of
whom aro memoers ot tw eltf.r, Aa
excollont program was rendered by.
tile Grants Pass friends, consiiUn( of
vocal and Instrumental music and ad-'
dresses by business and professional
men.
The home of Mr. James Patterson
was saddened last Saturday upon- the
death of bis little Bix-montbit-old
son. Tho funeral service was .in
ducted by Ilev. Wm. Leo Gray, of
I the Hope Presbyterian church of Ibis
city.
LONDON, Dec. 22. It was, re
ported that A. HtnlgiosM has been
elected president of Lithuania.
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