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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1925)
FT? TP AT, g SEPTEMBER 11.. 1925- PAGE TITO MEDFORD QMATTJ TftTfcTTNR Halt thm wortJ is half af Cn auecott In llfo be 1 undermined by consti pation Indeed it can. Tha poisons of this dis ata tira you out wear you down, make you list lets and ma lea you losa lntaraat In tilings in general. Ambition la moat often prompted by a thoroughly healthy bod. Kellogg'a ALL bR AN bring permanent relief from constipation. News of Jackson County J.C. mis E CLUB. E RANCH FOR $9000 TEdFORT). OREfiOy, n 1 1 v v v. ? - .' A'- r,: if' COLDES WEST TEA cup ol T- anJ Or tfl Japan Golde Mart of the Golden West -and the visitor sees towering snow-capped mountains- forests primeval - glimmering stretches of water - and can soothe his mind and body with a satisfying ESSEX COACH ; ' excellent condition The Busy Corner Motor Co. 1. 11JL-J J - - Our paint stlcketh ' closer thin a brother. All ot Ufa's lossons are not Icnrncd In school. The losnon ot paint's protection comes from expr. once. We know that paint Is the best pro tective policy. Why do we put It off? ivuMS-ra-imj ' Fblhw Peter P.unt AiMcvl hi WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF ;- yoor $ screens, windows ana oasn, Window and Door Frames Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds Our Constant Aim Is to Keep Our Quality and . v Prices Absolutely Right. , Do Not Order From Out-of-Town Concerns Before ... Letting Us Figure on Your Bill. . , TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS Medford A Modern Mill Oregon For parties or Inform al gatherings ot any iort our Ice cream ta always the most de lightful nntl appro priate dessert you can servo, llucsts recog nize the hem when our crentna ure aorved. Yum Yum and Nutritious loo Cream Jackson County Creamery By Mary 0. Carey. KDRN I'UECINCT. Sept. H. Talent makes another Important sale, that of the Nye poultry and Kunlen furrn. H. II. Nye last week sold to .1. C. Ottlnxer, former owner' of Jackson Hot HiirlnKH, his small poultry and garden ranch In thd south end of town. Ills is one of the very best' little places in the valley and although It oontulns only three acres or less, It hroiiKht 19000 and Is worth every dollar paid by the new owner. Mr. Nye will build new poultry houses on his other place In the northern part of town, and will move Into what was formerly the Schiiller house, now owned by Mr. Nye. There are two of the men Interested In the building of the new sawmill who have come to Talent to make their home. One of them last Tues day closed a deal for the Wlthrow property and moved from the Nye house Into his own borne. The other partner will still occupy part of the blK house owned by Mr. Nye, and part ol' which the Nye family will also occupy until other arrangements can be made. Dr. Newdey of Urownsboro was canvassing the smaller towns Monday and Tuesday of this week In the In terosts of the Jackson County News. Mr. Newdey canvassed Phoenix and Tulnnt, then went on to Ashland, col lecting and taking new subscriptions. W. 13, Anderson and others of Kast ICden finished their threshing work last week and were marketing their grain, some of. which was sold to the poultry keepers In this part of the precinct. S. P. Barnehurg was in Portland the past two weeks having medical exam inations by Dr. Coffey. Me is visiting with his cousin. Dr. Nell Barneburg. while in the city. R. A. Ward is very ill at the home of his nephew. Ray Ward of Fern Valley, where he has been making bis home. Alfred High of Snnta Rosa Is In the vallpy and has opened up a shoe store in Medford In the new Hutchison & Lumsden building. The Highs are one of the oldest pioneer families in the valley. The relatives held a picnic in Aslilnnd at T.itbia park a week ago last Thursday, and most of the mem bers of the old pioneer family were present. ' . ; i J. M. Rader, Owen Dun'nn and Mr Dnyman are out at the Hader ranch on a hunting trip and expect to be ready when the season bnens. ' Mr. Bowman of Fern Valley was 0 Talent visitor Tuesday forenoon. Miss Alnha Rinkey returned to her home nt Gold Hill Sunday afternoon after spending a wenk with her sister, Misa Ttt'iln. at thft Rnripr linmn. . T. ,T. Ftsh Is having a garage built1 nt bis home west of Phoenix. Mr. Duffy is helping do the carpenter work. School opened Tuesday morning at Phoenix and the pupils were hustling awny to Medford to buy the many new books which will be required this year Many of our farmers are cutting the third cron of alfalfa, and It is much above the average of former seasons. - C. Carey sold a fine .Tersev cow to Mr. Duffy, with her third calf by her side. The cow is a beauty and a good milker. K C. Locltwood of the White Wing poultry farm hns Just completed two big poultry houses and Is shutting In for the winter laving period about 1000 fine pullets. These are from his record trap-nested stock and will no doubt make a fine record for eggs during the winter months. The Stnncllfle packing house put In full time the past week and expect to be kept busy for some time to come as the Inter pears are coming In now and promise to make a big run. With Hie several poultry keepers living between Phoenix and the county farm, there are something over 2000 laving hens that will be kept confined In houses this winter, all of which are young and Hogunlzed or trnn-nested flocks. Tho Talent Irrigation district will put in the biggest single booth exhibit nt the county fair this year. One whole section will be used for this display of agricultural products. Mr. Arnsnlger hns been covering the en tire district soliciting' the products thnt have been raised under the Talent Irrigation project. Last Sunday at the Phoenix Presby terian church there was taken Into fellowship a class of seven members. Some of them were given baptism nt the morning services nnd one was a former member. The occasion vna a Joyous ono to the community, HI VKTIRTDR, Sept. 1 0. During the electrical storm of Friday night, the lightning struck the large oak tree at the corner of the cluri houHe and broke tho electric wires that were on the tree and blew all the fuses In the club house. One of tho carpenters had a narrow escape from bein killed, he had just turned on one of the switches nnd only had his hand off from It a second when' the lightning struck. He was stunned quite badly from the Hhock. The electric company from Medford were notified right awny to come and make repairs, which they did in a short while. Mrs. Rose Gay who hns been ill for the past month in the Ashland hospital, returned to her home on Riverside much improved in health. Mrs. Maude Chumplin went to Grants Pass Tuesday morning to have dental work done. Frederick Uwensson who has been In Los Angeles mopped en route in 'ortland to visit his aunt, Mrs. F. C. Elliott and family. John Davis who is staying nt the home of hfs sister, Mrs. Chas. Wuhl. spent a few days in Medford last week. Miss Nellie Jncobs nnd Miss Mary McMillan were In Rogue River Satur day. Mr. and Mrs, F. E. "Wahl nnd Mr. and Mrs. R. R, Khreve nnd daughter called Sunday at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Chhs. Wnhl and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Matthews. Mrs. F. 15. Elliott and son Donald were shopping in Grants Pass Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Alden, Mrs. J. H. Butler and Jane McQunt were down from Medford Thursday to help decorate the club house. Elliott Butler who works for the orest Reserve spent Saturday night at the home of his mother, Mrs. Maude Champlin. A daughter was born Monday mor ning to Mr. and Mrs. Clay Byles of tho El Ora ranch. Foots Creek school began Monday morning with an enrollment of 17 pupils. Mrs. Abby Champlin, Mrs. Beatrice Jones and Mrs. Georgia Kettle at tended the show, "The Ten Com mandments," in Grants Pass Tuesday. The regular business -meeting of the club will not be held Sunday, Sept. 13th as planned. Mr. and Mis, Richard HunHley of the El Oro ranch are the proud par ents of a baby girl born Thursday morning. RttNO, New. Sept. ' 10 Znck Wil cox, 78, whose 22-foot heard won him second place In the whlskerlng com petition at Sucrnmcnto some years ago, was seriously Injured at Cnrson City. Wilcox was struck by an auto mobile while riding his bicycle down the main street of that city. He suffered a compound fracturo of one leg nnd one shoulder wns sprained It Is reared that hfs injuries may prove fatal, A twenty year old parrot which Invariably rode on the handle barn of his bicycle was not tn.tund. Medford Plate and Window Glass Co. Automobile glass and glass for all purposes. We repair broken win clows and resllver old mirrors, make mirrors any site. Complete Una beveling ami grinding machinery: cm ploy nothlug but experienced help. J, V. MORGAN, Manager 118 8. Bartlett Phone 140 E. Hnmmel's have finished picking their D'AnJous, though they were delayed by the rain. Will Stille and family of Duns- muir, Cul., visited with Mr. Slille's brothers, John and Eli, the first of the week. They were at Sunday s,;hmol, shaking- hands with old friends. A. I. Young and daughter. Miss Ethel, of the Kandy Kitchen near Prospect, nlso Miss Katon, called at the Watklns home Tuesday. Fern Young is visiting nt the Witt Ulna home a few dnys this week. School convened Monday for a nine month's term. Some of the pupils fro mthls district will attend high school at Eagle Point this winter. Mike Hei'kenhorger is In Portland, working nt his tailoring trade. Elmer Robertson la prepnrlng to build. A good , many new houses are being built this fall. Sunday school next Sunday, Mem ory verse, "Prove nil things; hold fast that which Is good." The fol lowing Sunday, September 20, Will be nn nil day meeting, all come and bring something to eat at noon. Mrs. Otis Van Slyke visited her daughter, Mrs. James M err lit, last week and helped her put up peaches. This week Mrs. Merrltt la visiting her mother nnd canning peaches. Barney Goode nnd mother nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore Jones visited friends In Grnnts Pass Sunday. T.'OTHS FLIEG MOSQUITOES BEOBUGS'FLEAS Wortii art drtt not manly tunned whrn Tanglefoot ' utd. Tbi powerful. Mtra-itrvocih tnttcMctd coitt do mora than onlinary -.stray. Thtra U tvxhu man effecttv for killing flirt), mosquito ad other tnotcti. HaU ptttt $0f, pint 75, juart Sl.JS at iroMfy aad trug item. THE TANGLEFOOT COMPANY Q Orod tUfOsU, MltIfu 1 He didn't have the energy to jight Lost . another tig order. . . the fourth defeat that day. All because he didn't have the energy to fight when his prospect said "No." Something had blunted his senses and stolen his strength. That "something" was constipation. 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