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ASHLAND, Feb. 2. Radio Instruc
tion Is now avnilablo to members of
First Company, a class In this popular
science having keen organized, active
practical operations to begin Feb. 0.
No charge to members of the military
unit for Instruction, but from outsid
ers a small fee will be In order. Com
petitive ohootlng Is progressing, a
fins medal being tho inceutivo for
proficiency, The company supports a
school which instructs In vnrious
branches of military science. Garri
son tops were issuod to the command
' early In tho week at tho Bamo time
when' pay checks were distributed.
Basketball practice takes place al
most every evening, other physical di
versions being boxing and wrestling
bouts. Socially, tho boys are always
In lino, and minor feeds incident to
routine work aro to be supplemented
In tho near future by a real banquet
and smoker.
Pearl Wllshlre. former accountant
at the Citizens Bank, and who has
been In California for somo tlino past,
has resigned her position with the
bank and will enter tho trained nurse
field, remaining in the south.
Although wo cannot afford, as a
community, to got the occult Coue
here' to address tho super-elect, a
learned doctor In symbolism wants
to visit Ashland, who guarantees con
viction that his lecture Is an profound
as. Ills Impressive and fascinating.
Such bunk as "Tho royal serpent, sym
bol of Immortality, of which tho shed
ding of Its skin is a concrete illustra
tion to the untrained mind." will be
dealt with, a bold hint that the girted
speaker must be one of that company
of body-snatchers which havo of late
been robbing the tomb of old Tutank
hamen. The Lantern Slldo Ilurcau
heralds the coming of this prodigy In
higher education who would edify our
people at an open forum gathering,
K-L Pills
For Kidney and Liver
Troubles, Constipation, In
testinal indigestion and
Jvindrcd Ailments
Liver trouble Itads to aertoue tile.
And e eure elgn ( liver troubla te ,
bilfouaneie. U you hove attache
of headache, If ou have a ooated '
tone.ua, If you haveeucela appc
tttr, roll probably ore billoue
, which majr leed to derangament
of the liver end to aertoue end
ejulte often fatal reeulte. Rad
thla atroDC endoreemeot of Dr. A,
W. Cbeae'a K-L Pllle. Mre. J. H.
tone. Route Me. 3, Dealer, Oa.,
evrlteet
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"Fors number of yeare I have ,
been troubled with my kldneie, '
liver end elro my heart. 1 find .
Dr. A. W. Cliaae'a K-L Plllae, wun-'
derful remrily. They cftrUlmyaro .
the nneat I ever lifted. I would
uot he withont them in my home
end take rreat nleaaurr In recom
mending them to my menus.
: Yon can bur Dr. Cheae'e K-L
Pllle at all drug atoree. To be aura
of f ettlne the genuine, aee thai
portrait ana eigiieiur 01 A. w.
Chear,MJ).,ara on each box your
protection egaloit imitation.
Dr. A. W. CH ASE MEDICINE CO.
U7 Waehlnston St., Buflalo, N. V.
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GIM CHUNG
China Herb Stora
This is to erl1ry that rjim Chunit otj
Modforil, Ore., hne curoil mo ot ffultrel
nnd etumarh trouble.- 0. M. Leonard,
I hl, (Jrnnla Puan, i
This la to ciTtiry tnnt Olm Chiing ol I
Melford, Ore)., linn curi-il Iihi ot rupture I
ot four ycirrn' atnnillnK- K.-O. leheiu.
411 H NL, Omnia fans. Ore. , I
rdrrtl, Ori-mm. Jan. 11, 1DIT.
Thin In to w-rtlfy that I. the linger.
Iffned. ha,1 very a-vere ntomnoh Iroublt
god had lieen bnthred for nrveral yvnre
and last Auituat wild not exptM-tr-d to
Ilve, nnd hi-nrlntt of tlim Cliuns v.hia
Irrb afkru l at 711 Houlh l-'rilit t.trrM
Medford l, I tleHdwl to Rt hiThe for in)
tlomifh trnuble, noil I alnrt-il to foellna
etti-r nn nonn an I uned Diem nnd todn
m well men nnd enn henrtlly rwsotn-
Olm Cliun nnd try hie ll,rha.
(Hldl.l, YV. it. JOHNSON
wilnenaoe:
W'm. Leela, KftKle lnlnt.
W. I,. L'Mldreth, K(rlo ftitnt
M. A. Andereun, alo.irfml.
B. H, Ilolrnen, KorIo I'olnt.
O. K. Moor", ICnKln I'olnt.
J. V. eloliityre, r.ail'e Point.
O-i. Vun dt-r ll.'ll. n. Knsin I'ulnL
, lnos, U. Mvuole, KM' l'ulot.
H Tue WklMenown Mrmcmm or mm
H . F am ova heceiit Uwok Atnitun HI
of Interest From the
minus luncheon but plus bunks ac
companiments.
Among out-of-town visitors at the
annual banquet of the Chamber of
Commerce, Tuesday ovenlng at tho
Depot Hotel, were Lynn Subin, of the
Grants I'ass chambor, 11. O. Frobbach
of the Medford chamber. Traveling
Freight and Passenger Agent Sparks
of the Southern Pacific, also a further
Grants Pass delegation Including Kev.
F. G .Hart, Dr. Marks, Kdltor Voor
hies, nnd George Subin. . Norrls Imr
yea, former secretury of tho Ashland
Commercial club, revisited this local
ity on the banquet occasion, which was
tho crowning event In that organiza
tion's history, and was the chief
speaker of the evening, preaching tho
orthodox doctrino of "Prldo, Pep and
Push," his specific text being as fol
lows: "And your sons' and daughters
shall prophesy, and your young men
shall sen visions, and your old men
dream dreams," a literal quotation
from holy writ Some question if we
aro still dreaming and seeing visions.
Tho First National has been repre
sented this week at Portland by
Cashier McCoy, in attendance ut a
state bankors convention.
Tho Ashland Bchool district wants
wood 160 cords of It prime body
stuff, cut from green trees. To be
more' explicit, the same must be In
four-foot longths, not moro than ten
Inches nor less than four Inches in
dlamoter. Furthermore, It must be
delivered and piled on Junior, Haw
thorne and High School grounds, not
later than Sept. 1G this coming fall.
On Saturday of this week. Fob. 3,
tho Fruit & Produce Asoclatlon will
hold a special meeting at city hull, tho
hour being 1 o'clock p. m. Tho can
nery question will bo the vital topic
under discussion, nnd all members of
tho association, including stockhold
ers, should bo on hand to participate
In a movement which may devolop a
canning project on a generous scale.
The manager of tho local creamery,
Andy McCallen, has roturned from
Corvnllls, whore for a month or bo he
has been taking a special course in
dairy "research," Buch as Is affordod
b ythe Agricultural college.
Basketball, as fostered under Elks
auspices, Ib under way, active practice
having begun early In the week, sev
eral old-tlmo players tutoring a new
team which In tlmo will probably chal
lenge all comers among Elk experts.
At tho Christian Church, next Sun
day evening, the Christian Endeavor
socioty will sponsor tho sorvicos. A
short piny, supplementing devotional
and musical foaturos, emphasizes the
query, "Whore Shall I Hang My
Sblnglo?" as prooundod by young
folks In costumo, six girls comprising
the cast. .
Hhrlners throughout tho valley nro
reminded of the stated session of
Hlllnh Temple, at Masonic hall, Ash
land, on Friday evening, Fob. 2, fol
lowed by a luncheon which will be on
moro of a smoking than forum founda
tion.
Grading tho grounds at Jackson Hot
Springs proves to he a great Improve
ment, tho surroundings of tho pavilion
nnd other Improvements latoly In
stalled having been resurfaced with
gravel, eliminating the wot places.
OMoct lessons In Ideal cookery
woro afforded at tho community houso
on Thursday afternoon and evening of
this week, when Civic Club members
wore hostesses to their "next of kin"
mainly mon folks at a waffle ro-
psbL About a Bcoro of wafflo Irons,
electrically propolled, woro brouRht
into requisition In order to keep pace
with the demand for hot rakes right
off tho gridirons. ;
A practical talk to high school ntu-
donts was given by Judgo-C. H. Wat
son, of Gold Hill, Tuesday evening,
who hnppenod to bo In town on a
casual visit, and by invitation ad
dressed tho school informally, hut
vory Interestingly nevertheless.
The Girls Glee club of Willamette
university will visit Ashland,' Frlduy
evening, Feb. 9. - , .
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Shred JcJ Wheat has many other appeals '
besides its ioo'o food' value. For one thing,
you can serve it in so many different way
On' cool mornings, for instance, you're sure
to like it hot. Just pour hot milk over the
biscuits; or pour hot water over them, drain
it ofT quickly and then cover with milk or
cream. It's a ready-cooked breakfast served
hot. .
ShrtdJcJ Wheai Li 00 whole wheat,'
trady-cooked and rrjdy-to-c.it. A per
fect, delicious food for any meat oftlie
day. Serve it simply with tnilk or cream,
or topped with berries or fruits. Con
tains .-ill the bran you need to stimulate
bowel movement,. It is salt-free and un.
sweetened you season it to your Lute
Triscult is the Sliredded YiTirat Crackee
A real whole- heat toast. Try it with
butter, aoft cheese or marmalades.
Th'yrevl ".tod (ijfPuit)
MUiWOHU MAIL TH1UUNK,
ROGUE RIVER !S
TO
ROGUE RIVER, Feb. 2. February
will be a very bnsy month' for tho
Rogue River High School basketball
team, as lum.y of tho most Important
games of the soason are scheduled to
be played during the month. Medford
High School will be hero on Monday
night, tho 12th, nnd all look upon this
game as the hurdest contest of the
season, with the iiossible exception of
Hills Military Academy of Portland,
who play hero February 23jd. On
February loth Canyonvillo High
School plays here. The hoys are prac
ticing hard for the Medford gome and
are determined to win.
Miss Tietch, tho county home dem
onstrator, will be In Rogue River
Tuesday, February 1 :ith, to instruct
tho ladies of tho community in the
making of paper dress forms, whicli
have proved Invuluablo to the house
wife when doing her own dressmak
ing. The class will be held In the
Library, and all those who wish one
of the forms made are requested to
semi In their bust measure to Miss
Tietch, County Homo Demonstrator,
Modford, Oregon. Mrs. Fred O'Kelly
has very kindly offered to serve lunch
eon to nl lthoso who gather at this
class. -
Tho cntiro community of Rogue
River was saddened by tho news of
tho passing away of Mrs. Annie G.
GUlmoro at Salem, Oregon, wife of
Judge O. 11. Glllmore of this city, on
tho morning of January 24, 1923.. She
was 71 years of ago and had beon a
resident of Rogue River for . twelve
years. Besides her husband, there
survive a son, Robert 1L Glllmore of
Chicago, and a brother, W. W. Granger
ot Salt Lake City, Utah. . Funeral
services were held at Salem on Jan
uary 26th at 3:30 p. m. and on the fol
lowing day the body was forwarded
! to Marongo, Illinois, for burial, where
a number of other relatives are burled.
Mrs. Glllmore was Identified with all
tho different women's activities of
Rogun River. Sho was a membor of
tho Hopo Pranbytorlan church, always
nctlvo in church and charitable work,
was tho president of tho women's
Civic Improvement Club of this city
for sovon years and tho success of
tlilB club was In a great measure due
to her exceptional ability in handling
tho matters that f ame boforo the club
for consideration. . Shewas a woman
of cnvlnblo Christian cbaractor, hav
ing n splendid education and possess-
i ing a knowledge of, life surpassing or
dinary experiences, and her life of
loving scrvlco shall remain an In
spiration to her host of friends here
who koenly regret her departure.
Our mail carrier, George Martin,
has tho sumo smllo that his fuco has
carried fivo consecutive times, for on
Tuesday morning his wife presented
him with a fifth son, weighing 731
pounds. Mother and son are reported
as doing fine.
Tho Civic Improvement Club of this
city held Its regular meeting on Fri
day, nJnuary 26th, at the borne of
Mrs. DenJ. Marquis. Twenty-five
ladles gathered to enjoy tho social af
tornoon. Miss Tietch, our now County
Homo Demonstrator, was present and
' gave a vory Interesting talk about her
worlc. After the program, tho hOBtess,
Mrs. Marquis, served delicious re
freshments consisting of cakes, sher
bet nd tea.
Tho fourth number of the Ellison
White Lyceum course last Monday
evening proved a great success. Mr.
n. lu Fltzpatrlck'a reputation as a
MEDFOU1), OKKliON.
i MRS. CHARLES H. SABIN, PRESI
DENT WOMAN'8 NATIONAL
i ' REPUBLICAN CLUB
Tho second nnmversary luncheon
of tho club in Now York City January
13tli was of tho largest political af
fairs of Its kind evor given. ' 1500
women wero present representing
states from Maine to California.
humorist was fully sustained, and a
large crowd was present. ,
Cottige prayer meetings are being
held in the afternoons and evenings
of this week, preparatory to the union
revival meetings that will begin here
next Sundaq, February 4th. . Mrs.
Arnold, the evangelist, arrived here
Wednesday ot this wook.
TO
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An interesting set of pictures show
ing scenes and conditions In Amprioa
will bo given Sunday evening at 7:30
at tho l'hocnix church, following the
young people's mooting ut. C : 30. A
general, Invitation extended. Silver
offering . . . , .
On Wednesday anight Trofcssor
Irving Vinlng of AHhlauil gave a
splendid . lecture on "Hoys," at the
public sihool audlfidrtum nnd ."bout
15 boys.' under the Tfflelent dire-itlon
of Miiiii-rlntend'vnt .VTllain put on
short play, ' 'showing, "Iloy Scout','
life; followed by solos by II.. H- Cor
liss nnd Fletcher Fish nnd two songs
by tho titturtettc conslsling of Mth
Under, Mrs. Frame, 11- W. I'raine
and M. V. Sheets.
Another "scout" rhecting for "ten
derfoot u-sls" and further ortfanizii
tloii will be held next week, Tuesday
evening 'at 7:00. at C'b'do Hull.
Catitnin H. A. Canuduy of Medford
sponlts tonight, Friday at Clyde Hull
boforc thu men of thu community on
"American Citizenship." All men In
vited. Light refreshments. Febru
ary meeting of tho lirotherhood.
On Wednesday, February 7. there
will be another all day meeting of
the Indies at Clyde Hall, with covered
dish luncheon. The sewing this wuek
will be for some of the home folks,
so please eomo with thimbles nnd
thread, ns early as possible. In the
afternoon win he t lib regular Aid so
cleiy ten. for' February to which
everyone Is cordially invited.
Mr. Jim Dinkins and Sum Wallace
of the Meadows went to t y.m lust
Thursday and Mr. Dtnkcus hud u bud
tooth extracted.
Mr. and Mrs. Hob Tollard nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs. Luciw npent Sunday iwith
Mr. and Mrs. Onirics Sanderson.
Mr. Clarence and Earl Case have
been putting up the fence around
(ho Antloch school house this week.
They arc putting up the gnte, which
will be a much needed Improvement
to keep stock from tho buildings.
Mrs. Kmlly Olnss. Mrs. Ijiurenco,
Mb-s Melklo nnd .Miss Hortin visited
at tho Antloch school thu first of this
week. ....
Mrs. Stnccy guvo a birthday party
for her nun. (' ge, Saturday, which
wns very much enjoyed by a nice
crowd,
Mr. 11. Chapman nnd family, Mrs.
Morrison and Mrs. Weiss of Central
I'olnt visited at Mr. and Mrs. Ch.ip
mnn's Sundny. t
Mr. Lester Weiss wns out bunting
with othei-H Sunday with Mr. L'cforil's
dogs mi table rock and shot u large
rooli. -
PUT STOMACH IN
ORDER AT ONCE
'Tape's Piapepsin"
Gas, Indigestion or
Sour Stomach
for
Inu. .U. Innu.-t. onrriWivl ' Volt I
never feel the slightest distress frm j
indigr-iti'in or .1 sour, set'I, pamv iom- j
eh. siter von e.it a tablet of i'ar 'a 1
Dipepin." The moment it reiifli" ttn
stomach all vmrne, il.iliihweo. heart
burn, aet. palpitation and pain dis
appear, pnigj-'u-U geaiantee ea-lt n-V -nn
to eirt"t !-r?-ien "l l-r-l
i.i.-r a'.'taaU truullc for few cents.
Rogue
ICY PMINI
PACIFIC HIGHWAY
EDEN PRECINCT, . Feb. 2. Last
Saturday night, while a party of five
men were returning from the Elks so
cial at Ashland, their car went Into
tho ditch near Voorhles crossing.
I.lnlo Clemens wns among the number.
Lin said he was pinneVi down by, his
overcoat being caught beneath the
wreck nnd that ho pulled himself out
and managed to kick open the door
ot the car, when they all crawled out.
A second car was thrown Into the
ditch when the driver tried to stop
suddenly to render assistance to the
first car. Tho pavement was a glare
of Ice and rendered driving dnngeroiiB.
However on ono wns hurt In either of
the wrecked cars.
Mr. und Mrs. M. F. Sheets were
pleasant guests for tho evening, Tues
day, at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Itader.
Dalnat Frame, who was operated
upon at tho Granite City hospital in
Ashland last week, was brought home
Tuesday. He is getting along fine.
Men are busy this week laying the
tiling In front of the residences along
tho highway between Phoenix and
Talent. Many of tho residents will
tile the full ength of their house loU
and make a parkway in front.
We aro sorry to learn that Mrs. Otto
Castor has had to undergo an oper
ation at the Community hospital In
Modford. Mrs. Caster wns taken to
Modford last Thursday and underwent
the operation the following, morning
Sho Is doing ns we.il as' could bo ex
pected. Tho newly organized Hoy Scouts
gavo a short play at the school audi
torium In Phoenix last Tuesday eve
ning. The play was put on to raise
funds to equip tho new organization.
The play was enjoyed by a fair sized
audience and was a success both finan
cially and entertainingly.
Tho ladies of the Presbyterian Mis
sionary Society of Phoenix and vicin
ity met at Clyde Hall Tuesday to sew
for their allottment In tho welfare
chest to bo contributed to a hospital
in China. There wns a good tournout
and a lot of work done. At d Inner the
ladles enjoyed a good meal which was
brought by tho workers.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Terrill, who Is
teaching in the Phoenix school, was
taken suddenly ill' and was taken to
the hospital in Medford where' an
operation for appendjcltls wns found
to bo necessaiy. At this' writing' she
is resting well and' it is thought she
will soon be out of the, hospital and
back in her classroom.
Mrs. II. A. Daugherty ot Fleet, 'Al
berta,, who, has been spending the
winter in Medford, wns visiting nt the
homo of Mrs. J. M. Under last Satur
day. Mrs. Daugherty will leave Med
ford for her home nt Meet next Mon
day. Mr. . Daugherty is farming In
Alberta on a largo scale. Hoth Mr.
and Mrs. Daugherty wore former
Rogue lllvor residents.
John Calhoun, of phoonlx roturned
from a month's visit with his, niece,
Mrs. James of Lodi, California, last
week. Mr. Calhoun reports tho winter
had been flno In California and that
the grass was a foot tall when he left
there.
Kussell Alford, whoso homo Is In
Klamath county, but who has been in
this valley for tho past year, roturned
to Talent from a several months visit
at Sacramento, California, last Wed
nesday. His mother, Mrs. Kathorlnc
Alford. has spent most of this winter
at Klnmnth Falls with her daughter,
Mrs. Wlllits.
Tho government cow testing man Is
now In this community testing tho
farmers cows for signs of tuberculosis.
Mrs. Grace Gibbon Orr. formerly of
this place, but now of ' Los -Angeles
was here tho first ot the week engaged
upon business concerning her ranch.
The article in last week's items con
cerning tho community dance should
Mrllorr niuonliftM- Jfct?
nml a (Kilnic
mrmi'riiblt u,tnn"
THERE'S an allure
ment about all
Vegan chocolates
which Tan Jar simply
accentuates.
t
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cued renu.
I AGATE ITEMS
liiiiifii
RiyVgjjgg
have 'stated that the dance occurred
on Saturday night. Instead or suuuu,.
Mr. Sherman, a recent arrival from
Western Nebraska has lensod the Kln
cald ranch for the coming season and
will move his family upon tho pluce
soon. Mr. Sherman is starting Into
the dairy business.
Francis Whetstone Is constructing a
branch line from the nearest power
line nnd Intends to Install several
electrical conveniences In the near fu
ture. Other neighbors aro contem
plating the Installation of tho same
improvements.
Mrs. Carter, the county school su
perintendant visited the Agate school
hist Friday afternoon.
: Mrs. John Tlmmons was operated
upon for appendicitis at the Dr. Daw
hospital, last week. Wo understand
that she is getting along nkely at the
present writing.
ON ELK CREEK
TRAIL, Feb. 2. The people on Elk
Creek nnd above Trail along the
Rogue are glad to hear the sawmill on
Elk Creek is running now, and that
they will be able to purchase lumber
without having to haul so far. We
have long felt the need of a mill in
this vicinity.
Several of the rangers are working
on telephone lino below Trail.
Kova Hutchison of Medford spent
the week-end with his parents of tho
Bar Eight ranch.
Miss Enid Middlehusher was a
pleasant visitor at tho Mochem home
Saturday. , . ; . , i
Mr. and Mrs. Rny Vaughn aro spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Vaughn's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. n. W. Pence on
Elk Creek.
Kev. L. M. Phillips lias been attend
ing quarterly conference In Ashland,
the past few days.
If any one reading these Items has
lost a sorrel horse about 8 or 9 years
old. weight about 1000 lbs., one white
bind foot and slightly blazed face, un
branded, they mnv find him at Irwin
Howe's near Trail. Ho seems to be
unknown to everyone around Trail.
Mr. Oscar Stewart, who has been in
Medford the past few days, under thi
doctor's care. Is some better at this
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson, Mr. and
Mrs, Chas. Illness. Miss Velum Whit
latch and Kova Hutchison were guests
at the Hutchison's Sundny, Jan. 14,
Miss llernice Phillips, who has been
in Portland the past few. months, is
expected homo' soon.
I Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Howe were Mod
ford visitors ., Monday, Jnn! , 20, and
were among those to consult Dr. Mell
chlhln of Minneapolis at the Holland
Hotel that day.
Walter Ollvor of 1'ppe.r Trail trans
acted business in Medford Friday.
s a popular way
Kellogg's Bran1-
Most every' one who realizes how
effective Kellogg 's Drnu is for the
permanent relief of constipation has
their own particular wny of serving
this wonderful cereal. Most families
eat it us a cereal with milk or cream.
Others sprinkle it on their favorite
hot or cold cereal. Every ono enjoys
its nut-like llavorl
If you aro cooking a hot cereal try
this method: Measure oil two table
spoonfuls for each member of the
family. Mix it with the cereal and
cook as you always cook tho cereal.
Kellogg 's Bran is scientifically pre
pared and ready to e.it, but its regu
. latory powers are in no wny impaired
if yon cook it with other cereals.
Kellogg 's limn has won the friendly
recommendation of physicians because
It docs givo prompt and permanent
v5tandard
Standard. liKuhntors and lliwidefs nre tiinilt In nil sUex, Electric
or Hot Wnter heat a patented feature found only In the Standard.
Made In the West for 'Western rniiililiore..
Practically every large poultry plant In Southern Oregon equip
ped w'th Standard Machines. TlietcN n lienson. Lot us idiotv yon
how to make 100-:',. prcrit per year on the cost of nn Inrtihnlnr.
What other business can shew such returns?
Standard Manufacturing Co.
So. Central Tel. WlS-IUl Melfortl, Ore.
COYOTE HUNT IN
VALLEY !S
SAMS VALLEY, Feb. 1. One of the
most interesting coyoto chases of tho
season wns enjoyed one day last week
when men from over the valley gath
ered with their guns to enjoy tho
sport! All of tho best1 hounds of tho
precinct were In full chase and burn
ing hard two iurge specimens of thcsi
nienaclng varmints, who foil victim,!
to the steady Bhots of Lester Wise of
Central Point and "Red" llarer of
Table Rock, the victors who carried
away, the trophies of the, hunt. Tho
coyotes nro more plentiful right now
through this precint than for several
years and have done considerable
damago recently among tho stock
men who nro making strenuous ef
forts to rid tho country of the pests. ,
Olenn Kogcr is employed, at tho
Modoc Orchards at Table Rock.
The first snow of the winter fe'.l .
here Sunday and by Monday moniln;-;
was frozen over making tho first real
wintry scene of . the year.. Some
snow lay on tho northern slopes for
several days and the thermometer
registered the, lowest of the season..
J. M, Conley, an old-time pioneer of .
this precinct, passed away at tho
homo of his daughter, Mrs. Tucker In "
Ashland. Jan. 21, at the ago of SO
years. Tho funeral was held at tho
cemetery here Jan. 23. , .
Tho literary club will moot Friday,
Feb. 2, when a Riley program will, bo
tho subject of tho evening's enter..
talnmonL
W. W. Edlngton is just .recovering.,
from quito a serious attack of appen
dicitis. Dr. Chisolm thought for soma
time an operation would be only re
lief, but Mr. Edlngton soon rallied and
is now combating his malady w-lth hi?
usual faithful remedy of hard work.
His many friends are glad to see him
out again. . '
Mr. E. Webber Ib enjoying a visit
from his young grandson of Kansas. '
A community play entitle! "Mrs.
TuhbB of Shanty Town" may be given
some time In the future, the proceed.,'
to go to the benefit of tho school.
Word received from tho Dow hos
pital states that Miss Letha Treshani
who underwent another operation is
standing the operation as well as
could be expected.
Mrs. II. Jennings left iast week for
her home in tho East nfter an extend
ed' visit with her daughter, Mrs. Chaa.
. Hutchison. ' ' '
We carry duplicate gales slips with
blank headings for use In any line of
hnsineBS. Call 7B for service. It
to serve
greatest heaSHa food !
relief frcm irild or chronic constipa
tion nnd because it can be eaten with
out forming a hnbit. Again, Kellogg 'a -Bran
will free you from drastic,
dangerous cathartics.
When constipation conditions exist '
in your system or when you arc threat;.
encd, do not tako half-way measures...
Foods with a partial bran content
cannot free you! What you must
have is Kcllegg's Brnn because it is
ALL BRAN I Go tho limit; get relief!
Every member of your family. will
delight in eating Bran raisin broad,
muff ins, pancakes, macaroons, etc.
Recipes on every package. .
Start entlng Bran to day i Get well
keep well keep disease out of your
home! First class hotels, clubs and
restaurants serve Kellogg 's Hron in
individual package., All grocers.
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