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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1925)
r PACT?' ST5 News of Jacksort County j The innny friends of Win. T. New ton, foniKM'c of this place, hut now of Kan Francisco, are rIiuI to know that he in nicely recovering from a HeriouH operation which he underwent 1uh( week nt the Ht. FrnnciH hoHpltal in Han KiTinelHco. 1Mb cse wan ijulte complicated, It leiiB necos.sary to re move the Kail bladder nnd the appen dix. Ah soon as he is alile to he moved, he expeetH to come to the home of his mother, Airs. Kimball, where he will upend some time re cuperating. Glen Hpuriin v;io )iuh been em ployed as miner at the Lucky Hurt mine, for some time,, hiiK now leaned the property and expeetH to oon have It In operation once more. Mr. Spur lln is a miner of Koine experience, having formerly been in t created In some of the rich Kld bearing mines In Colorado. Mr. nnd Mi'H. A. K. Kimball and Mih. Anna Miller returned last Tiich . day from a week'H visit in the Wil lamette valley. They report a fine trip altho It wiiH quite rainy, ns II ban been here. While there Mrs. Kim bail went over from Dallas to Port land and spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. K. Sutherland. The party were accompanied on the return trip by Mr. Kimball's sister, Mih. Mary Thompson of Dallas, who will visit here for some time. Mrs. J. U. Hmlth has been on the sick list for the past two weeks, hav ing had an attack of the flu, followed by a Revere case of stomach and liver trouble, but Is much Improved at present, we ore Kind to learn. Norn Dusen berry, the only eighth Biade graduate In the Alderbrook school, attended the grnduatlng exer cises In Ashland on J tic 1; no n county day. The other two members of her class only falling In one and two studies each, will take them attain this week. Miss Norn Is lo be con gratulated upon helm? ,llp youngest pupil In our school to finish Kth grade work. She expects to com Inue her school work in the (lold Hill high school next year. Geo. Smith, Sam nnd Halph Duwn horry wore home from Friday till Monday from the Morgan saw mill near Trail where they are employed. The heavy rain made It Impossible to haul either logs or lumber. A good many took advantage of the two days holiday Memorial day and Sunday for n little vacation trip. Among them were Mr. ami Mrs. II. II. Klhart. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mrie Werin and John Higgs of Ashland, who drove down Saturday afternoon and from here were accompanied by Mrs. P. L. Watt on a trip to the Oregon Caves. Owing to the hard rain that evening they were forced to camp about seven miles this side of the Caves, and went on Sunday morning, returning lo their homes the same evening. All were delighted with the trip in spite of the mud and rain. Mrs. Nina Dusonberry has Iteen confined to her bed for the past two weeks with the mumps, having taken ;o Id with them causing n bad case of stomach and liver trouble. She is Improving some now under the care of Dr. Chlsholm of Gold 11111. Mrs. Hose llrlggs anil family who liave been thinning fruit at the Del Rio orchards finished work there on Wednesday of this week. The Community club gave one of thofr popular dnnces at the hall Sat urday night, the first they have bad since before Christmas. They report a good crowd, and a good time. Altho quite a few of the club members were unable to attend on account of sickness. Ulllf APPLEGA1E Lottie. Montgomery was a visitor on the creek Sunday and left Tucuday for J'rlnevllle to visit relatives. - Miss llughey spent a few do.vs here Inst week. Misses Alice nnd Nlta Morgan were visitors ut the Crump ranch for the Week end. The Hates gave n little social pnrty the night of tlio Suth. All had u fine time. Otis Buck has been home for a few days. Mrs. KlelnhnmmerH sister, Mrs. Gar rett, was visiting her last week. The HI (Mi run family from Griffin Creek plcnlced hero with friends Sun day. The Pursells made a business trip on the creek this week. The school board have hired their teacher for tho coming year. Welcome sunshine, and overyono Is sure making hay. Harold Crump has taken up work with the forest service for tho summer. 1 lie bT?- w i n; bj 'rrtTrrrrrnrrmrrr'TTrv - i Learn fromThose Whom I Have Cured fY FREE book on Piles and other Rertal and Colon dis order! conuliw doiem of letter, volun tarily written by prominent patients whom I have cured. Many of the cue were of over 15 years standing, and had made Invalids of the 'offerers. Send or call for this book TODAY and learn how these people, one and all, old . vouns. were restored to health. 1 Kntw nntitlve ia mv WRITTEN CUARANTKE tS cute any case n( lilts or KK FUND THE PAi'lENT S KKK. Miss Hilda Hanson is spending two weeks with her father, XpIh Hanson. MIkh Hanson will return to Ashland June 21 to ttaeml summer normal. Mrs. Walter Charley and - family viKlted at the home of Mih. Coy Fri day afternoon. A home Talent musical was held nt the home of Xels Hanson last Friday evening. The participants were Kd Holman, KYed Dutton, Klbert I.iglmm, Mr. and Mrs. Coy, Mr. Hanson, Nels 1-awHijn, Hilda Hanson and Alice Dennis. Kveryone( reported an en joyable time. Walter Charley, Ora Comstock, and Mr. N. Charley are busily engaged In making shakes for Mr. Coy. Kd Holman is employed In remod eling the barn. Miss Frieda Hanson, who is work ing at the Community hospital In Medfnnl, visited at the home of her father, Nel Hanson, Saturday night. Mrs. Austin was a guest at the home of Mih. N. Charley J-'rlday after noon. The school children have all had n alight touch of the flu, but ure all hack once more In school. Fred Dution. Klbert lifgham, Arthur Kent, Fred Luy, It ill Waten be rg, Fred St I m so n . a nd Sam Coy marked and branded range cuttle ut Coy's ranch Friday. ' Mrs. Kthcl Coy and Miss Alice Dennis visited at the home of Mrs. Itertha Charley Saturday evening. Med ford Horse Wins Champion Racing Cup U M Won fur having the fastcHt MHi-ie on the track at the ltiv0ildu, 'allfornlu, Memorial Day race. The eup was from the Klverslde Driving association, and is regarded an honor for the Mcdfordboi9. Oregon Dond was winteredit Riv erside and has started on the coast circuit for this year. In a match here June lQ U waa an nounced today. . SPORT BRIEFS rated' on Stir ulcrrn ul tho Hluiiufik and was out or the name the en tire season. P.r .Tones of tha Cubs had his . . . . . Btvli! left wing slants n.Yl h.ed two singles l.r tha f: liniH 111 - LIICI1 - .. . run of the season iilnst the Indiana yesterday and saverl his clubj from a shutout, as Cleveland had scored four runs, speaker's circuit drive coming with two on In the third In 'ning. counting three runs. Ruth al0 Scott Woolf has received from Charles Spencer, who has charge of his trotting horse, Oregon J Wind," a beautiful silver loving cup presented REESE CREEK RiPLETS Sunday school last Sunday, as usual. Memory verse, "Of a truth 1 perceive that God Is no respecter of persons." Subject for next Sunday lesson, "The church In Antioeh." Acts 11:19-31). Memory verse. "The disciples were caled Christians first In Antloch." Acts ll:2(i. Mrs. Frank Castor 1h still qulto sick. Mrs. W. Knhorg has been sick for a few days, but 1h better at present. Several from this neighborhood attended the funeral of Mrs. Ralph Moskins Sunday afternoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl Courtney of 'Los Angeles, visited at Mr. Hammel's Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. 1 1. Wat kins were at Mr. Robertson's one day last week. Mr. and Mrs, A. T. Young of l'ros pect called on Mr. and .Mrs. H. Wat-, kins Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. Jacks nnd Mrs. Jim Vestel took dinner at Mr. Ham mel's Sunday. Mr. Jim Vestal Is expected Saturday evening to visit the bmoe folks for a few days. Mr. un Mrs. Tom Pullen aYo among the applo thinners at the Wllt'lcy orchard. M. Watklns found a beautiful spec imen nf petrified wood the other day while digging u ditch, about 18 inches in diameter and two feet long. He estimates the weight between three and four hundred pounds. Mr. H. Lewellyn Is preparing to bcild on his hnmcNlend. Moon In Reappointed, ! SAI.KM, Ore.. June 12. Governor Pierce today re-appointcd Will Moore, as state Insurance fommiHHinner ' which carried with it the ex-offidoj duties of state fire mnrHbnl nnd I slate real estate commissioner.! Moore's new term begins Juno 30 and hnldH for four yearn. Ted Thyt to Meet l-Uhvanls. PORTLAND, Ore.. June l. (A. P.) Ted Thye, Poo'land wrestler, I claimant of the world llght-heavy- 1 weight championship, who has re-, turned from a tour of Australia, will meet Ttlllv Edwards of Knn;is City ' ' U Harvey Meridian, utility infielder of the White Sox, Is dangerously ill at a hospital in Chicago, where he underwent an operation for gall stones. The attending physician said , he hoped for favorable developments' within the next 24 hours. ' A yenr tign inline im . ,',,i,o,..hf. WeiiA leaders being able t,, glean only six Dlow off him. New V o r k used four. inuundnnen. but the fhliago cium piled up enough runs off An Xehf to win ens'ly. rnih hnm. run king, has finally got started doing his spec- wns ope- la li y. He rrarkfd out his first noine Vcsterdny's Itosults. At Seattle, 2; Portland. 14. ifol-nnn R Oakland. 2. At San Froni'lsco 3; Ix8 Angeles 6. At Salt I-ake 23; Sacramento . Three seconds with the rabid dog means three weeks with the Pasteur Institute. Pipe" tobacco in every iense of the' word From start to finish Granger Rough Cut is made for pipes I In the first place, it's made solely of ripe old Burley, the finest pipe tobacco that grows. Then it's cut for pipes (rough . cut) to make it smoke slow and cool. But most , important of all it is mellowed by the famous Wellman method, a secret process which makes Granger just about the smoothest smoking, best-tasting tobacco you ever put in your pipe. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. SALE of USED and REBUILT MOTORS and RANGES AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES These articles are all in first class shape and will be sold from 25 per cent to 50 per cent off the regular price. This will be a real opportunity to save money. 1 Large automatic Westinghouse Range $220.00 value 1 Large automatic Westinghouse Range 220.00 value 1 Large automatic Westinghouse Range 220.00 'value 2 Three plate and oven Westinghouse Ranges 160.00 value 1 Three plate and oven Ruetenber Range 130.00 value 1 New Simplex Range 175.00 value 2 Three plate Hot Point Ranges, each 150.00 value 1 Four-hole Hot Point 208.00 value 2 Large Hughes Ranges, each 225.00 value 1 Three plate Hughes Range 175.00 value 1 Laundryette all copper Washing Machine 175.00 value 1 46-in. all electrio heated Simplex Ironing Machine 250.00 value 1 44-in. all electric heated Thor Ironing Machine 250.00 value 1 44-in. all electric heated Thor Ironing Machine Automatic 2E0.00 value for $125.00 for 175.00 for 135.00 for 110.00 for 40.00 for 130.00 for 65.00 for 100.00 for 100.00 for 65.00 for 110.00 for 125.00 for 100.00 for 175.00 1 Automatic Water System 175.00 1 2-in. Fairbanks Centrifugal Pump 7700 1 2-in. 2-stage Centrifugal Pump...: 175.00 1 2-in. Typhoon Pump..... 115.00 1 3x3 Typhoon Pump 80.00 1 5 H.P. single phase G. E. Motor .'. 190.00 2 3 H.P. 3-phase O. E. Motors, each : grj.oo 1 5 H.P. 3-phase G. E. Motor " 110.00 1 l'2 Cent. B. & J. Pump ' 5000 1 lVj H.P. Century single phase Motor 85.00 1 2-in. Rotary Pump 5000 I lVj H.P. Gas Engine ; ; 4500 1 Majestic Coal and Wood Range ;. 1 Mallobee Coal and Wood Range I Toledo Coal and Wood Range value for value fori value for value for value for value for value for value for value for value for value for value for 100.00 65.00 65.00 35.00 50.00 ' 125.00 50.00 75.00 -25.00 50.00 " 20.00 15.00 ... 40.00 35.00 ... 25.00 SALE STARTS SATURDAY Peoples' Electric Store SALE STARTS SATURDAY iiit nFAN M n Inr 212' West Main Street Phone 12 m nracts: Seattle offices. A. B. CUNNINGHAM 0. 0. ALENDERFER W. 'SC.. H..,lH,no aoi-811 SP. Oi)?-"f ISTmW ivai ri sH AN p.. I ... -1 4
