Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 14, 1925, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text. 0 Tribune MHDFORD econd Section Six Pages Second Section Six Pages lilly Twrnticlh YlM., Weekly Kifljr-fuurUi Year. MEDFORD. OUEtiOX, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 11)12.") ."NO. 121 Hail HEMS OF INTEREST FROM THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY EDEN VALLEY IS By MARY O. CAHKY. KDB NPUI3CINCT. AUB. 13. Since tho threshing has commenced in the valley, it hu been found that there in much more grain in the valley than lant year. Tho corn crop will av orago two buqheltt to where there was one last season. Tho corn- Is filling much better too, than in former sea sons. This is tliro to the plentiful siin- ply of water from tho different irri gation ditches mado uvallablo to tho furtnci'H. - ' , - Mr, 'and Mrs. , M. M. Carl and daughter Iva, furmcr ' North Talent and Ashland residents, but now of ion 8. Van Ness avc, Santa Ana, Califor nia, in a tour to the Atlantic coast, left their homo at Santa Ana Juno ii, went through Arizona, visiting tho Grand Canyon nnd'thc Petrified For est. On through New Mexico into Kansas, visiting . relatives. Visited with friends in Chicago. Points of scenic and historic interested visited wore: Niagara Falls, New York City. Philadelphia, Washington D. - C, Mount Vernon, Vt., Gettysburg, Pa.. and tho Yellowstone Park, returning by way of. -r tho Columbia Highway. Mrs. Carl Is a daughter of tho lato C. K. Ninegar, former Ashland busi ness man and an old pioneer of tho valley. . Miss TwIHa Rader spent the week end at the Don Nawbury home on the Applegatc. where she had a most en joyable time - Mrs. Louis Allen has a girl taking care of her two children while she is packing at Mcdford. Little Miss Alpha Bin key Is visiting tlie past few days at the homo of Mr. and Mi's. J. M. Ruder with her sister Twlla. : . Rev Reed,- former .Talent pastor, has returned from a (rip to Califor nia and hu8 located In Talent. Mr. Rood -will run Air,- -High's truck through tho fruit season. .. . If ypu llevo a hundrodn good- year old hens, or pullets, call Mrs. C. Curey and get a full' price for thoin. Adv.- Thocuik lodge of the Orange had very Interesting meeting at tho Wood man hall In Phooitix last Friday even ing. , J. Wt McCoy ant B, A. Leavorton of Mod ford were Talent business callers last Wednesday, calling at the homo of Mr. Nye,; who has a large poultry yard and garden truck farm. Report says that a couple of young chaps who think the old stunt of stealing melons is stll. In vogue, nre spending some of their spare tlmo picking bird shot out of tho rear which found lodgment, as they ran. C. W. Can away has opened up tho old packing house In. Phoenix, and Mr. Young Is in charge, so Phonnix now has two packing houses running full blast. The 8laiicliffe house opened a week prior to the old house. Thesn glvo work to a nu'mber of local per sons. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Uaryburg worn vJ siting at the A. 8. Furry homo over (he week end. but left for their homo the last of this week. Wo lonrn that two acres of string beans, which wero planted on the H. N. French place, aro said to be val ued at ? 1500. Tho croli Is being taken by the Ashlund cannery. Tho vines aro some of them sixteen feet In length and hanging full .of long -clusters of green beaiuv , '-! . . Mr. and Mrs. A. It, llcurn and daughter Mabel, and their son Ber thold and wife, left -Inst Monday for a trip to Diamond lake and Crater lake.. This will be a vacation from tho store for A. H. Heam, which ho takes each August. W. J. Bowman and family ami Mrs. Bowman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Maine, of Portland Ore., left Tal ent last Thursday for o trip to Los Angeles and other southern cities. Mr. Bowman is on his vacation, and has his son Ralph carrying tho mull dur ing his absence. The Phoenix schools will open Tues day, September 1st. There h ts been a very satisfactory corps of teachers engaged, witii every prospect of n largo attendance. All the empty houses are now full In tho town. Fred Furry left his homo In Phoe nix last Thursday with a fine new row boat for Lake o fthe Woods, and will spend a mouth among tho hills and on the lake and the huckleberry woods. There Is one of the wayside markets in operation on the highway, that of Mr. Miller. It is one of the neatest yet erected, and is a very busy one. It is deplorable to know that any one has to npply to tho authorities, these days for protection of his melon fields. This Is the case, nevertheless, and the same has been grunted to the growers In this vicinity. Lights have been placed In tho Morfrson garden, just south of Phoenix, so that tres passers, may be plainly seen. . - Mrs. MeMorrlck of San Diego, Cal has como to make her home with her son, Charles, who lives up Foots Creek. Mr. .John P. Davis, brother of Mrs. Charles Wahl and Mr. A. J. Davis and son, Harlow, stopped en route to Kin math Falls and Bend to visit at tho Wahl homo and at the home of Mrs. Maudo Champlln- Miss Muriel Matthews was a guest of Mrs. Floyd Lance of Gold Hill on Friday. MrfO Beatrice Jones. Mrs. Georgia Kettle. Miss Paulino Chumplin und Mr. George Jacobs were in Grants puss Friday. Miss Alctha Gray of Riverside is now attending tho Monmouth Nor mal school for a year, Mrs. Paul McQuat and Charles Champlln. accompanied .Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Pickett of Central Point , up Evans creek to pick blackberries on Thursday. I F. C. Klliott was a business visitor In Grants Pass Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Greenfield and son of Auburn,' . Cal.. ylsited , Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Moss of Foots Creek, en route to Everett.' Wash., to celebrate their. 44th wedding anniversary: -'. I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carlo, wero I Sunday dinner guests pf Mr. - and Mm. C. W. Stum bo of Foots creek. Mrs. Maud Champlln, Mrs. Chas. Wahl and Mr. A. J. Davis inoturou to Grants Pass Wednesday, "Miss Dorothy Beauchman who has been visiting' at the Jacobs home for tho past month returned to her homo In Council Bluffs, lowu, tho first of the week. Mr. Harris Porter, who is employ ed nt Copco, spent tho week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. H Porter of Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Moss and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 'Wahl went black berrying up Evans Creek on Tues day. Nnxt. Sunday. August Kith there will be Hellenic at the club house. All members requested to bo present for a social time. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Gray aro busy theso days selling their crop of Champion peaches. Mr. Itandell, the Sunday school organizer, attended church nnd Sun day school at tho Foots creek school houso Sunday. ( i Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Cook of Port land visited a few days with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Elliott of.Ilivera. LET CONTRACT TO TRUCK TOO TONS GOLD FOOTS CREEK -FOOTS CREEK, Aug. 13. C. W.f Stumb has taken tho contract to' sled 100 tons tf gold ore down the mountain for the Foots Creek Min ing Co. The ore will then be truck ed to Roguo River to be crushed. Ho hud a narrow escape when1 climbing the mountain with his car, I the engine "dying, and. with worn transmission linings the car shot down tho hill ut high speed. Three men wore in the tar but no one was hurt, not' oven the cur. Mclteynnldu und Clark of Gold Hill moved up near the head ( the west fork of Foots creek Tuesday and will do some prospecting. Ed Doling nnnd Charley MvMerrlck are hauling hay from Joe K eater's this week. The hay is for tho for mer a ifd Is being hauled In the tatter's truck. Rev. D. D. - Ranudcll visited pur Bible school Sunday. Tho next day he and his wife did some culling on the creek. Mr. Randall is well liked here. J. B. Short landed a 5-pound steel head Tuesday. ,A much bigger "ono (we suppose) got away, Charley McMenick has recently taken to himself u cook. Not bride, however. ',11 is his mother. Miss Betty Uoling will celebrate her third birthday (he 1 fit li with a party at the, home of her parents,. Lester Ruling and wife, on Jllrds eye. . t Rickey Rlchnionii w a s looking around in this section for saw tim ber Thursday. ' Lynn Mowat stopped at I'niim Creek for a short visit Monday. He had been for two weeks at ilamond lake with a party of young men camping, lie will now visit his parents in Ashlund. Mr. and Mrs. Wlukoop visited Mcd ford this week for a few days. Travel Is heavier now than at any time this year. The cabins are full nil the time. There is a demand for Auure acconiniotlations at this place In the way of cabins. J. I). Hell and William I'.j.Ikc were viNltlng friends hero Su inlay. Mr. Amy and the Kvniisoo f.i ni,'y visited the Oregon caves over the .v' U end. Mr. Ray Satchwctl came out from Mcdford over Sunday. Mrs. Rune Schclffclin, who hail been Npemliii. a week at the studio, returned home with him. Forest fires are rcportcil in s'vr.i' places near here and th smoke has been dense the last two days. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Silver ami fam ily were up here for the week end. "Cnde Reymous," announcer for radio K1I.I at Los Angeles, visited (he Rlekelhciuiers at the Delicatessen this week. Tho fishing is excellent in the river now and affords great sport to visitor here, and fish just out of the cold streams are an every day luxury. Dr. Charles Rnthhun, a tourist with his wife, (Hi the way tn Diamond lake. j was taken dangerously ill at the road lump at Hurry on Creek. An ambu lance came out from Meilfonl for tilui and doctors from (hut place were to meet him on the road. He wuu taken to a hospital. Mrs. Stevens from Eagle Point dis trict, who is at Huckleberry moun tain, becaino lost Monday and spent the night In the woods in spite of the fact that searching parties were out all nlfcht. She found a road Tuesday and stayed with it until found by peo ple passing. Miss Mabel Everhart is in enmp hero for a two weeks stay with thu Auiiulng children. Court Hall accompanied by Mrs. Kato Young and Mrs. Nell A inkier visited Sunday at tho. Hall and Free man camp. Only two days left special electric range offer: get yours now. - 1LM Hea--, .8 Is Put Off. NEW YORK, Aug. 14. (A. P.) Jack Keartis, manager of Mickey Walker -und Jack Dempsey, called at tlio offices o the New York stato ath letic commission today, but did not sign any contract Involving the serv ices of Walker or Dempsey. The com mission asked Kearns to postpone any action In Dempsey 'a behalf until next Tuesday owing to the fact that the full board was not present today. Conk with eras. it Young's Hardware Co. "SELL FOR LESS" ' - ' Pint Vacuum Bottles - ,. Complete 50c " It This a Bargain? Fall Designer and Patterns Just In RUSSELL' PHONE 31 Telephone Orders , Given Special Attention Favored Styles for Fall . Flared skirt modes panels godets pleats long sleeves-Hiew high necks varied trimmings '..mark a decided .change in garment fashions for the coining season. ' ..The very smartest of (lie new season's styles in ' coats, costumes and dresses are now ready for the : inspection and approval of our many women cus tomers. ',-This .display, of advance models follow the very latest lines and arc decreed the most eor- reef, for Fall and Winter wear Visit our aii- M-.prirel seetion-wiijlqUJC01! new;, things : ai"e being .1 .-..i' .. v. 1 .1 -ir: j. '- -- uispiujcu lor your ijetieiii. - " ;;' " Beautiful new dresses, just in for Saturday, showing, that arc of exceptional (1Q 7 beauty and arc; priced,.,..:........ z See Our New "Kenyon" Coats Saturday Half Price Dresses On Saturday A final clean-up of all summer dresses and ('-oats has brought to you exceptional dresses at half price. Voiles and other summer cotton materials; silks of every description . and several early fall flannels thai, tire ideal for the school' miss. A clean-up of all dresses now , means starting the fall season right, SP we say." , ' )' ' ) '"'' One-Half Price for Saturday SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY $3.50 Printed Georgettes $2.50 Beautiful quality Georgette, printed in gorgeous designs; both large and small, 40 inches wide, $2 50 yard .: ;...;.....:.' PiW 65c Silk Stripe Voile 39c . Fine quality silk stripe Voile. for all lin gerie uses. Beautiful colors and OQp absolutely fast to washing "Meritas" Lunch Cloths 65c Those "cleaned in a jiffy" cloths that are so popular; just in and all fCCp '. bright new patterns 65c Printed Voiles 32 l-2c Fine quality ribbon edge, -10-inch voiles; selling regularly at b"fc, but we want to clear out all summer goods, so SatuK. day's selling price, Q9lC yard v........ .....V- ' Odds and Ends Children's Ironclad Hose at Half Black and white only and not all sizes, ' hut in the various qualities you can get all sizes, 7 to 9 and you UAI p' should buy for school at Guaranteed $1.25 , "Bob-o-Link" Silk Hose A fine pure silk, guaranteed to give satis- faction Hose. A new jair if they arc not satisfactory, and the dJI 95" price is very low at 1 00 Pair Ruffled Curtains in a Saturday Sale at $1 Pair Two. yards and a quarter long, ruffled and with two tie backs. Made- of exceptionally good quality dotted and burred marquisette. Every'home has use for several pair -of these so in order to secure yours,' you should be here early. Curtains are worth 1.50 a pair and you could iiot buy the material and make them' , yourself for tlie Saturday price t No telephone-r-No mail orders Limit 4 pair to a customer Many Beautif ul New Draperies Just in Women's Broadcloth Slips Worth $1.75, Saturday S1.25 Genuine imported English Broadcloth si ips in all sizes. and in white, peach,' honeydew and fairwav; all well made C1 OK and washable at pi.c Canners and Packers Buy Full , Rubber Aprons, Priced SI. 98 Made of, pure gum, the weight of an inner 1 tubS,' iii.coloin of dark red and dark blue. Cov'er up the entire dress and are not only good ' for' 'fi'Vut'' workers, but kitchen work demands them,, too. Itl QQ Priced ut Buy Children's Dresses Now While They Sell at Just Half AH children's dresses are out light now when you need to prepare for It A I p school, at a big saving of just llrVLir Men and Boys Share Satur day in These Savings $1.25 Collar Attached Shirts of Fast Color Percales, SI. 00 : ,? All sizes for boys as well as men, 'rom 12 to 17. A special purchase and out CI for Saturday, selling' at ,.......; SI. 00 Athletic Union Suits Priced Saturday, 79c Extra good quality checked nainsook strip ed, madras. Full cut garments and .well worth our regular $1' . '7Qc price at ...1..!..';..'. S1.75 Silk Stripe Broadcloth Union Suits for Men, S1.39 Something exceptionally nice and at only a small price for Saturday. "$139 sizes, from IM to 4(5, priced New line of Golf Knickers and Oolf Sweaters and combination sets of Sweater and Hose to match. Justin.