Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 25, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextO o O o v O o o o PAG TWO .MEDFORD M.TL TTiTT.T'NT!. FRDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY; SFTTr.XmKI? ?-V KZ News From Ruml Districts SAMS VALLEY 1 A mUtak was made In our la.t Hems whtn our nut Graose mttint wu rlvn a iho second Kalurdar of rH.torr. uur uranjre mwu n ttaturdar of each tncath and will meet th first Saturday or Vclooer rllh a UikH dinner at noon, arj - vistilng Granger wlil be Udiy - comed. Newi Is slack this week and Items scarce, but sine we beard an Ashland recently say the Son VaJiey Items were rreatly muanea wnec not rwn i each me, It will be oor ejidearor to hare ourneiwes on the map ewch w eek I we erer so small; for It is of Inter- est to know that readers so far from hoy are watch ins our progress. In retir e of tha recent trsrfe Hnh ,.l Vfim Tahor of fblcaro. daurhter of the late Senator Tabor of Colorado and known a "Queen o Phe M.nts." IX C "Wilson Jrlnr dis tlctly to mind the memory of the fair haired little eirl he had met in the frsir-hiin Av fit the efEhfie at Hll- 1 rer Cliff. Colo. The little girl who was so derotedly wonhlped y the f'.nd father rerealed in thou days little prMTct of leading the sad part la future life which caused her death. Pear picking In this rieinlty Is prac-t-vally ended and apple harreting te now well on the more. Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Cook and Mrs. Etta Hayter attended the Pioneer's Reunion at Ashland Tbarvdar. Kami Valley people are glad to read that some of our people mere enthus-U-tlc enough to send In exhibits for the county fair and are proud that Mm. Ed Moore who won so many pre miums In the culinary art Is from our precinct, though recorded from Gold Hill. . Many Bam Valley people returned from the fair with-the feeling that they could hare pomeswed several fir prize If they had exhibited their produce. We hope, this experience will awaken, new Interest again In our fair. We hare won premiums and can again. The road graders are at work on road this week, where some needed improvement has been plainly notice able. It was certainly a pleasure to those Interested In the progress of the Gran f Jackson county to witnee the splendid showing made by them fn their booth at the county fair. Throurh a misunderstanding Kama Valley failed to help In the exhibit, but she win do her share next year and hope the Grangers can make their booth the best of all. Iter. Randall of Med ford delivered an Interesting sermon at the school house Hun day evening. ! REESLCREEK RIPLETS The all day meeting Sunday was quite well attended, the forenoon ser vice was taken up with the Sunday school and preach I ngy Rev. l. IX . Randall, the American Sunday school Union missionary. He took for his text Isa, 2:4-S: "Surely He hath borne oor griefs, and carried our sor rows: Yet we did esteem him strick en, smitten of God and afflicted for our transgreaslsons. be was bruised for our iniquities, the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed." Rev. Randall brought out many good things after dinner and the social hour. Rev. Ea ton o ftbe aBpllst church of Medford spoke on 'Wbr I believe the Bible to be the Word of God." He gave some timely thoughts, and Rev. Johnson of the federated church of Central Point !oke on "The Deity of Jesus Christ as tauirht by Himself," He gave some very conclusive proofs that Christ Is the Bon of God. Next Sun day Is the quarterly review and will he Rally Hay. The memory verse Is: "Whom having not seen, ye love; In whom, though now ye see him not; yet belle ng. ye rejoice with Joy un speakable and full of glory." Horn to" Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bltows Friday, September It. a son. Eugene. Mother and son are doing nicely. Roy It lid er back and family of Rutte Falls visited Mrs. Rilderback's parents. Mr. and Mrs, Humphrey, oun day afternoon. Mrs. Robertson was at I C. David son's Hun day evening. Reva lavidson Is staying with her grandparents. Mr. and Mr. Roberuon and attending hih'h school at Kairle Point. Mrs. Engberg's ulster. Mrs. "Wright, and family of Ashland, vUlted the Knsberg's Saturday evening. The Rmces and Neelys took Sun day evening lunch at Mr. Cearly's. Mrs. Ruby Rums visited at W. E. Hammers the first of the week. Myrtle Winter viulted Mrs. Hum phrey Tuesday evening. .MISSOURI FLAT The farmers are glad to see a change In the weather as It gives them an. opportunity to get their fall work done. Vance Ku hi I has been vlnltlng his parents, Mr, and Mrs. K. J. Kubli. Mrs. Lee Currle r of rirants Pans visited hr aunt, Mrs. T. J. Cook, 8un dsy afternoon. A number of people from the com munity attended the Jackson county fair. Miss Ruby Tork hns returned from ..Wolf Creek where she haa been at tending high school. Mr. and Mrs. Neely of Grants Vam called on friends In the community Sunday afternoon. NJlwi KM he i- Cook was a guest At the Holioprter home near i'hoenlx during the week end. The Applegate telephone company has a pew operator. 9 Mrs. Ike Vincent spent Monday shopping In Grants Pas. Prank Frame and Buster Vincent have returned home from Dorrts, where they have been working In the saw mitt O Cook wUh j,.. RIVERSIDE RIPPLES MiMMTJKKili.lkUHi.l the summer , at Ihe JacoNs borne, re- j turne1 to her home In Council Biluff. , Icrera, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wahl left Sat- , ord&r morniII(. lor Waterloo. Jowa. sod inhere they mill rtilt reUUv friends for a couple of months. Mr. and Mrs. U A. Mm. Mrs. Geor- jsia Kettle and Mi Muriel aet Eaphn Matthews attended church .services In Medford Sunday. !hare been at Rocue KIk the pat two i months, are now rixiticg Mrs. I eaui'f 'parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Carle t of Foots Creek. I Mr. and Mrs. Marian Lance, who have spent the summer at the Pearce i ranch, returned to their home on j foots Creek Sunday. Those attend in the Jackaon county fair from. Koota Crek on Friday were: Mr. and Mrs. William Carle. Mr. John Short and children, Mr. and Mrm. Emmet Crist ad children. R. G J Huntley and children and Mra. Uude tnimpun ana cniiar-n. Mr. and Mrs- F. C. Elliott were Ash land visitors Monday night. Mr. Elliott being a guest of the General Oil corn pany at the new Lithia hoteL Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cock and child reo of Portland are visiting relatives and friends In this vicinity for t or three weeks. Mr.-J.'H. ButJer of M erf ford was down Kan day morning to Inspect the work at the club hotjse. Mrs. Char.ee, Wahl. Miss Mary Mv Mlllin and Miss Uy Jacob were Medford viwitonf on Thursday. Mr. G. "W. Matthews. Mr. Charles Gray and Ed Boling are on a hunting trip over in the Mt. Pitt district. .Miss Irene Anderson, a teacher In the Rogue River school spent' Wed nesday night at the Matthews home. Mr. ajd Mrs. U A- Mosa who live on Foots Creek. left Wednesday morn ing for California, where they will be gone two weka. There will be a business) meeting and picnic at the club house Sunday. September 2 . ih. AH members are urged to be present as there is im portant work to be taken up. Remember the date. October Jrd. the opening of the club house, since being made over. There will be danc ing, eat in r and good music Elliott Butler, who baa been work ing for the forest rerve all summer, is now employed at the Santford Grocery company of Medford. CIM CUMBS A box social Is to be held at Sam Coy's October t. The proceeds will ro toward the purchase of an organ for the school. Since- It is- to be In Hallowe'en month, the social will be very "Hallowe'enlng." A large crowd Is expected. Everyone is welcome. Men bring ladles and the ladles bring boxes. Ona Comstock and Nlm Chary made a business trip to Medford Fri day. Andrew Grlnom bought bis winter supplies In Medford last week.' Walter Charley haa Invented a col lapsable chicken crate. It Is a very handy affair for those who occasion ally haul chickens to market In Jhefr cars. It can be folded up for the return trip. Mr. Charley sells those for three dollars each. School was closed last Friday on account of Children's Day at the fair. John and Joe Raider drove beef cattle down from Dead Indian last Saturday. Don't fall to attend the box social. Mr. and Mrs. Coy and family. Mill roy Charley and Alice Dennis attend ed the county fair Friday. Oscar Hanson was a dinner guest at the Coy home Sunday. Don't forget the box social! ANTELOPE HEMS School opened with an attendance of elsht at the Antelope school. - The Antelope school had a very nice exhibits at the fair. Miss Marie Prescott Is teacher attain this year. 8he taught lat year In this school. Mr. C. B. Allen came home from Klamath county to spend ' Sunday with his family. lien Kinsery Is working for Harry yon der llellen this week. Mlrn Marian Towne made a short vlRit at the home of Mrs. Harry von der llellen this week. Apple picking is In full swlnr at the .Meridian orchard. U Is expected that they will have a Rood crop. Corbin Orchard Is also picking. They are . paying by the box again this year. Mr. and Mrs. Kinrery visited friend. In Ashland Kunday. Mrs. Harry von der llellen visited Medford Thursday morning. LITTIE APPLEGATE The cattlemen made their first ride In the mountains Inst week, but owing to the storm didn't find many. Cattle are in good shape and prices are bet ter. Mis, tattle Montgomery waa over from Worden Innt week end where she is teaching this year. air. Hates and Karl Hamilton took a load of apples to Klamath Falls Tuesday. Mrs. t. L. A'.tdlng and daughter (llad)s apent a few days last week with Mrs. Crump. Mr. and Mrs. imrt and Miss Ilatton frmn Oregon city .pent several day. slth the , nlng ham family, their relatives. Miaa Irene Hughey la vl.ltlng Mrs. Frank Cameron this week. Charles lnjnford had the good l.k i kill rc'.g r.fdeer while In the hllla 1 1, we.it f v)Un9antrs)i from Kldmth Falls j riitlr. on the crek Tu-- y on hi way to ilu. fcr h uko up thud yf vwiMt V. ot O. Gi-nn Sklinanh nude a buii&tai trip to TalT.? Utc-Jy. A Bumt-T of ncrbm in thi j lion are rtotirj; ihesr third crop of miUiltjk, mint lb cir up. . Hint l.um liovAxa cuvbu nir. pup in aibuoL .. Mutt Kat Ij teaching at Vnlontown , ar.'J has t rv3:rj borwetmtiL th ! tye-vc-n rji'tm each 4a r, TSo who tUud Udford nd fair last wec-k eivd wer Mr. and M r 'c & jftl nIJnu yfM iUtcav Mrs. Cramp and Betty . i.-v. . . i at bis home.: EXTRA TEACHER IS "PHOENIX. Ore.. Kept- IS Becauw of the coneeaftioa - In Mrs. Kerns" I d Mrs. Tyrrell s rooms, an ex I tra teacher u needed In the Phoe- nix schools. Mrs. Edith Thompsoap of Central Point has been engaged for the position. Mrs. Thompron's will meet in the room for-1 merlr occupied by the first and sec ond grades and airs. Tyrrell will move the primary department to the attractive new room in the base menu Mrs. Mary E. Loacks is nursing at the home of Sirs. F. Corning Kenty. Mr. Stbuyleman, a landscape gar dener, representing a Portland nur sery company, has been at the Phoe nix school grounds this week, mak ing plana for planting the shrubs purchased by the board. Walter Hughe and family of &an , Diego are visiting at the home of Lm Hughes. Mrs. Hughes was for-j merly Mrs. OToole of Ashland. I Mrs. Lester Fay - has as - guest her sister. Mrs. T- J. Farrier and daughter of Washington. Iowa. t'smnn Wis- K t anfujul kink aoksAI this week. ( Allen Arnold, who for the past two years, has made his home with his ster. Mrs. F. A. Daugherty has returned to Carthage, Mo. Allen will be mtawd on the Phoenix high school basketball team. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corliss and children will leave Friday for a. ten. days vtslt In Portland. Ther will be I accompanied by Mrs. Lily Blackwood. who will go on to Vancouver. Wash-i""" umiunx me ir ington to visit Mr. and Mrs. S!ane,ifour hiu- K"'""? pitching shutout former Phoexix residents. , GENETUNNEY HOPES- TO BEAT MADDEN : IN BOUT TONIGHT MivvviPAi i a Bsn t a t Gene Tunney. Ameri-an light., . . neavyweignt champion, hopes to stamp himself as the outstanding contender for Jack Den.nsev's crown in his fight here tonight with Bart- ley Madden of New Tork. The fight, scheduled for 10 rounds. ,,, , , ' ..! be In the Minneapolis hockey su x ia, iiic Mifini auunui I u III in (lit; rWlw TKA ill K. -a- Judges' derision, only the usual news paper verdict. i Tunney hopes to do what no' other heavyweight has done knock out Madden. Madden sfoed 35 rounds with Harry Wills, the negro heavy weight, losing the fight on points. "I fel that if I can stop i Mad den, Tunney said today, "it will fur ther' my Interests - toward a match Ith Dempsey. It should create ani Immediate demand for a Tunney-i Wills match. That is my first ambi tion." Mad. I on aays he Is not worrying about a knockout. He insists he will. be quite able to stand when the but' ends, and hints at a belief that he '"111 be the only one able to do so. Xotlrn to Owners of Ntrayrd Ilnnar. The following horses have been taken up fro-t the hlchway In the Table Rock district, where they have oeen running at large In violation of the existing herd law: (1) Bay horse branded JI on left shoulder. (2) Bay marc, scar on left should er. suckling colt by side. (1) Kurkskin mare, branded Z2 on right -shoulder. 4 1 White horse, branded DJ on left hip. 5) Coal Mack mare, no brand. () Ilrown mare, brandefl OX on left shoulder. (7) filack mare, branded Px on . right shoulder. ) Iron grey horse, diamond brand on left shoulder, barb wire cut on right fore leg. i lit NnrMl Clllw 1 1 .. V. I ..J tall, wire cut on right hind leg. I The above described horses may be ! reclaimed by their owners upon iden- tlflcatlon and payment of damages . and keep. Held In pasture at Table ItocV Or chard. Tty 8. M. TUTTE. September 51, u5. Sick headaches are caused by constipa tion Kellogg's ALL-BRAN brings relief Constipation can wreck your htalth in over forty different ways. Sick headaches, tallow akin, blotchy complexion, gray hair, spots before the eyes, unpleasant breath these are a few of the outward ' effect of constipation. Over forty serious diseases can be traced to it. IVint let this insidious disease send ita poisons into yotr bodr one day longer. Thousands have found health by eating- Kellogg'a ALL BRAN', after rufferirg for years. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN brings permane relief in the most chronic f asea if eaten regularly, 1; ia guar. KM jr"?r' - - LEAdR STAMJIXO. .national . . W. U ii (2 ( T 1 it PC. ill .tit Piusbunr New Tork Cincinnati ! ." . J tl W' Loul it 1 Ronton .4 chlcapo PhiUdelphia .. 442! AiUFr itaD - s Wanhinirlon Philadelphia He. Louis Detroit Chicaro S (4 i "I n si lo: 17 . Tt . 7 44 .S14 .J21 .3.1 ew Vortr i jtoBon Yesterday's Rrsafts. At Vernon. J; Portland. 12. At Sacramento, $: ios Angeles, J. At Oakland. 5; Seattle. 4. At Salt Lake, ; San Francisco, 10. WASHINGTON GRABS PENNANT, DOUBLE NEW TORK, Sept. ii The Amer- ca nleagne pennant flew- unchallenjr- . ed at the Washington masthead to ' day for the second consecutive sea- Clark Griffith's Senators made certain of meeting the Pirates In the world series by sweeping both encU of a dojb iMt e, , M . . " - Jdar. to ilhe Athletics were ruceumhing to the "rown, in an eleven innuig contest. to 4. Xln games ahead. Washington can remair.lre games and still 1 0311 ". T?- v. reaucmg ine cnanres 01 tne lood men finishing 'better than fourth. The Tiger's defeat coupled with the St. Louis victory over the Mackmen put Detroit two and onehalf games be- hind the third, place Browns. - Babe Ruth beat the White Six by a homer In the tenth with the bases filled, making the score ( to 5. Babe's twenly-first homer of the season marked the sixth time in his career that he had delivered a four ply mah with the sncks filled. Pittsburg, wlih the National pen- I nam already won. could afford to i iruffc ra shutout, four to nothir.tr. at I the hands of the Giants, but New Vnrlr had th na utrt -t hctn c,f r-Jinr-hinir ' - . - wi v l" - dlrt ' Cincinnati over Brook- J " ; ."- : Eob KWs . 7"' t ' . ,.. j Eppa Rixey won hu own game with a. . .rtwm .mm HiHini, -w E AMERICAN LEAGUE KEEPSUPJNTEREST WASHINGTON. Sept- ;5 (A. P.I Although they have clinched the American leaeue pennant, the Sena tors will place their full strength in the field today against St. Iui"here and the regulars will continue in the linenp during the three-came series. With the llrownn. Detroit and Chi cago fighting for the third and fourth place. Manager Harris said he would nse the same str4gth against St. Louis that he did against the tvo other clubs. When the Senators go to Boston next week most of the regu lars will be left behind to put them selves in shape for the world series. President Griffith said the Senators woulr arrive in Pittsburg October 5. This will give them the next day to work out on Forbes field preparatory to the opening clash of the world series. October 7. President Cooliilge, who threw out the first 111 In tho opening game of the world series here Jast year, was (invited today by Clark Griffith, nresl- U.H, .. , I. n tl'..t,l.lriAi, nlnk . .. .M in a similar rapacity October 9. the first day the Pirates appear here. He Itook the invitation under consider- tion. The president will return to the city from his trip to Omaha October . thus permitting him to attend the opening game if he desires. Cook with cs. tf anteed to do so or your erocer re turns the purchase price. Kellops's ia 100 per cent effec tive because it is ALL BRAN. Doc tors recommend it they know that It takes ALL BRAN to bring sure results. Eat two tablespoonfuli dally In chronic rases, with every meaL fieady-to-eat with milk or cream. Try the many delicious recipes on every package. KeUocfi ALL-BRAN U made in Battle Creek,. Michigan, and acid by grocers everywhere. Served by leading hotels and restaurants. Order a packag from four raxr today. ALL-BRAN F START EAST AND WEST: NEW TORK. fr?jt. IS. (A. PI Foot hairs sseady tnarrh to rev heir Ms of cmp;!.a of ro.v3lr in-' teres apparently will have Increased ; ' momentum in the season which has I its main kickMfs tomorrow in various sections of the country. Tae cam PC. I paign of 124. staniirg in many a-; .C&4pects. set new nar-vs but Ml is ex .itj.pected to see nwfi of these records. du placed. With ne wscadU. th fall's? battles should shatter ail previc-as at-! tendance ssandartia, Public ir-iresc viil be starred by; brilliant cot-fatis. eat and e. with more th&a two score imerseclionai t tray. ; Intersectlocal strife starts torn or- j. row when two collece who teams . stood at the ton in 114 come lo criiw . 'at South Bead. Ind. Those are Notre,: ' Dame, the nation's ouanding eleven ; 1 last iall.w and Baylor university ot TexaK. champion of the uthTretern ; conference. ; Many of the Indivlduai satellites of , 1J4 have p&ssed. from the gridiron . but the most brilliant of a3i Red , Grange of Illinois will be tack, to ; cap:ain his team in his final season- 1 He will camfsaign throueh eastern as well as western fields for lilinots : meets Pennsylvania at Philadelphia in one of the season's iniers-jcttocal con- J The Vniversity of California hax .gone through five straight seasons- without setback and begins its cam paign, for a sixth tomorrow. For the mot part tomorrow's open Ir.g games will amount to only prelim inary flourishes for mar colleges primlr.j; themselves for bicger quarry. : will be seen in action except for the j members of the eastern "Big Three" j Harvard. Tale and Princeton and t the western conference elevens which do not start their schedule until next j Saturday. October 3. I PULLMAN. Wash Sept. ?5 P. Eric Waldorf, retarded Washington State's best fullback, suf-' fered a torn knee lisament in yes terday's football practice and while he mav be able to entr next week's game against the University of Mon-i tana. J. Fred Bonier, trasner. said he wouid be handicapped for a month by the injury- - Waldorf, a two-year veteran, formerly played at half. He weighs 1 0 pound. 82 YEARS OLD AND AS GOOD AS A YOUNGSTER "7 or $ year ago J was a very sick man. Doctors said catarrh trouble of stomach and ' bowels, affecting the liver and heart. For more than a year wanted to die. but could not. fpon the advice of a friend I tried Mayr's Wonder ful Remedy, and alt ho urn 1 years old I now feel as good as a young ster." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the ca tarrhal mucus from the intesiinal tract and allays the Inflammation mhich causes practically all stom ach. Ilrer and inteMinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. At pll Drug gists. , .f Adv, 3 MINEVE BE0BST of , Losj Angeles, who has had years j of experience, in the whole sale houses and large shops of that city, is in charge of the, dress making at the She guarantees satisfaction in cutting, fitting, designing and ladies' tailoring. Medford Glass Co. Automobile Glass and Mirrors made to order. We call for your aash and replace broken windows. Phone 140..1 I 11 8. Birtlett Wong Pon CkiMse -Me&au roe Ttaafisiuul of Ante aad Chromic Dtseauea of Mea aasl Woaeaa, Oat sad was rta hfleaass, tle m. SUittw ana turn trWM, flta, taes-t. rsHar. rMs. baale tian ssr Ur. tewv, foeaamd. ankma and ttfsst wAfcs. fmeesMim, laiawittna. istrm, "Msa, catans, fUm. arsraesla. al- Adea Hum I a. H. t P. si. ... - CsaottaOsa frm HI awl! f-vit St. WWH. pea. i SPORT BRIEFS i' II -A.I Slylecraff YOU MEED NOT GO ANY FARTHER TO FIND : Quality Meats " : at the - : Right Prices THAN THE Model Market . c We carry a full line of fresh meats at all i times and for . : -i! Saturday a Special Lot of ; Nice Fryers and Hens i 14 So. Central Phone 325 i WANTED NEWTOWNS-SPITZ 430.00 TON CULL $10..TON GUY W. CONNER -Phone 64 PEERLESS i Doughnuts i . Something New for ! Medford Traders . . . i Saturday Only j 18c Per Dozen There's a difference in ! the New Peerless j ! Doughnut and the ordi- ; nary kind they're light, crisp, delicious. PEERLESS BAKERY The Causa of Your ill Health JF you have Pileser other Rectal pr Colon disorders there is tbc cause of jrour ntrroUMitsi. lack of Tttalirj.Komach trouble, general physical and mental lncanacitr. . I can help Jrou win back your health by posXnety cartes yow Piles ander a WRITTEN GUAR ANTEE or fee returned. Act today by calling far an examination or writing far By r Kfct booklet erplauv mg my ccUbratcd treat ncnt for PILES and other Rectal and Cotoo ailments. DEAN. MDJnr. rorio whas: mattic omac Of Ok.n uirgin .T-Stttl I Bn,i, 5 TM CWI oj ao pTnT I TSouthEiverside : I a 8,"wrIor way- I Ask for ' I Nutritious Ice Cream I l300000000 A Jackson County ! Insurance ,1 Jlry' g, . X A."l. HILL, Manager ' . " . lfetaSS . icr m i CASH PAID . For Second-Hand Furniture and Stoves W. A. KINNEY; Furniture House 315 E. Main Phone 505 , tm., ! 1 !-.. ... -i ' mm Wo believe that tho mm ) smoothness and velvet I ; j " quality ot our creams " I T proclaim at once that 1 F we make thnm from 1 H ! choice incrertienta iu i , Our paint stlcketh closer t h a n brother. All ot life') lessons are '' not learned In school. . The lesson ot paint's protection cornea from experi ence. We know that paint la h best pro tectjTe policy. Way da we put it 6ffT ; H'.IHtV1'l!Jmi.1 Follow Peter Paint's Advrcr af .HiiSil'J' a- t u it lr s o - '