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IfEDPftTin MATL rET)FOI?D. OKEfipy, FRIDAY, OCTOBER' Ifi, 102
PAGE TWO,
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asyjLessom in
AUCTION
AT REESE CREEK
HILL RETURNS TO
ENTER BUSINESS
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New Series by WYNNE FERGUSON
' I SaVrI aT
RKESE CRREK, Oct. IB. The
Parent -Teachers held their f Irat meet
ing at the school house Friday oven
Injr, October 9th. It was a Joint meet
lnr, celebrating Columbus day as well.
Tho teachers had prepared a program,
which was greatly enjoyed by the
crowded house. Program:
Song "Tho Georgia Lullaby," by
Miss Orcb, Mrs. Thurston und Mrs.
Brlttsan.
Play, by the School, "When Colum
bus Discovered America," which was
In several acts.
Hontr, "America; by the school.
Tho meeting was called to order by
tho president of the Parent-Touchers,
Mrs. LIsezIo Jacks, to receive members
and plan for the winter's work. MoHt
of the old members paid their dues,
and some nem members wero added.
Tho school yard gets muddy In the
winter und needs graveling so badly,
so it was decided to have a communi
ty meting on Saturday, October 24,
the men coming with their teams,
wagons, shovels, etc., to haul gravel
and spread It. The ladles will bring
lunch and help with the work also,
encouraging the men.
Fred Bellows and sons have return
ed to Reese Creek. They are for the
present living in Sam Courtney's
house. Fred is working for W. 15.
llammel, and tho boys will go to
school. C. K. Bell owe brought his
sheep put this week.
V. Jacks and family and Alex Ves
tnl spent Tuesday evening visiting ut
the C. E. Bellows home,
Arthur Bellows and family have
returned this fnr on their way home
from Klamath Falls. They brought
Mrs. C. E. Bellows' sister. Mrs. Ora
Bellows with them. She will visit for
a few days.
Mrs. Brlttsan of Medford Is vis
" Itlng at her son's home, Earl Brltt
san. this week.
Mrs. V. Jacks callon on Mrs.
Humphrey 'Wednesday afternoon.
The Robertson's had quite an ex
citing time last week. There was a
coyote that would come around where
they were husking corn; ho was bold
and would adventure quite close; but
when they would take their gun Mr.
Coyote was not there, but finally he
did come one day too many, and that
when the gun was close by and load
ed: ho did not return to hiB friends to
tell tho outcome.
1 Sunday ' Edgar Chamberlain and
wife and Edwin Chamberlain and
wife, all of Jgodford, visited at the
Vestal homo. In the evening tho men
accompanied by tho ladies, went out
and cut down a tree with honey. Thoy
;.hn ant1 win great sport for tho lntllos to
,hotp dish out tho honey, and keep
from getting stung by tho bees.
Frank Castor's havo movod back to
tholr own homo.
W. K. Hammond and wlfo visited at
H. Watklns Sunday evening. The
'memory verse for next Sunday Is
"Now abidtlh faith, hope, love, these
three: but tho groatcst of those Is
love." Conio to Sunday school. You
.will receive a welcome.
EDITH HUE LEFT A
A petition to pay preferred claims
of tho cstnto of Edith M. Towne,
fyi'tnor locnl business woman,, who
died tragically two months ago,' was
filed In tho circuit court Thursday
liy Keltic MeGowan, executrix. Tho
petition Beta forth that tho preferred
cln hnii amount to 1323.15. due for
labor nnd final services. Tho peti
tion further states that the estate,
when outsnnding debts aro collocod,
will amount to over 2500.
U-Boat Rams Swf.eoor.
SAX UIHUO. Tho stihmarlno S-25
came to tho surfaco nose tin nnd
mm moil tho initio swooper Ortolan
during mnnouyors oft' Point l.onia.
No ono was Injured.
STTTW
bame
Price
farmer
35
Years
Whypfty
warprices
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CAuthor of jherguson on ductton Xiriage
tucyiigut 1WS by lioyle. Jr.
ARTICLE No. 5
There are still a number of auction
players who as dealer do not under
stand what to do with certain types cA
hands. Most players know when to bid
no-trump or one of a suit but every now
and then they hold hands that puzzle
them. For example, suppose you dealt
and held the following hand:
Hearts A, K, J
Clubs 9, 7,4,3 '
Diamonds A, K, Q
Spades 8, 5, 4
What would you bid? The only proper
bid with this hand is one no-trump and
yet the holder of this hand passed. It is
too strong to justify a pass for if you
do, there is a very good chance of the
hand being passed out. It will also mis
lead partner as to strength held. Here's
another hand;
Hearts A, K, 4
Clubs A, 9
Diamonds K, J, 3
Spades Q. J, 10, 9, 8
Should vou bid one no-trump or one
spade? This is a very close hand. Per- ,
sonally the writer prefers a spade bid
but would not criticize a no-trump.
These two hands are indicative of the
difficulty that still confronts auction
players who have not vet mastered the
proper bids of the deafer. The dealer is
in a peculiar position for he can always
give exact information. For that reason
he should strive to bid correctly. To
pass under certain circumstances is
just as bad as to bid incorrectly. Don't
pass sound bids for to do so is just as
misleading as an unsound bid. Your
partner depends on you as dealer to
give exact information both by your
bids and your passes, so strive to do so
at all times.
Hearts K, I
Clubs J, 6,3, 2
Diamonds 9, 3, 2
Spades A. K, 10,4
:A
Hearts 10, 8, 2
: Clubs none
; : Diamonds A, K, J, 8. 7, 5
: Spades 9, 7. 3, 2
No score, rubber game. Z dealt and
passed, A bid one spade, Y one no
trump, B passed and Z bid two hearts.
A and Y passed and B bid two spades,
Z bid three clubs, A and Y passed and
B bid three spades. Z bid four clubs, A
doubled, Y redoubled and B bid four
spades. Z and A passed, Y doubled, B
redoubled and all passed. Y opened the
ace of hearts ana then led the trey.
How should A play the combined hands?
After winning the second trick with the
king of "hearts, A should lead the king
of spades. He should then lead a low
diamond and win the trick in B's hand
with the king, fie should then lead a
low spade and win the trick with the ace
in his own hand. In this particular hand,
Z failed to follow suit on the second
round of spades. A was now in a posi
tion where he could count Z's hand
very accurately. Y's lead of the ace and
trey of hearts and the fact that B held
the deuce indicated that Y originally
neid only two hearts. 1 hereiore L must
have held six hearts. Z's bid and rebid
of clubs indicated that he must have
held at least five clubs so that his orig
inal holding must have been six hearts,
five clubs, one spade and one diamond.
Therefore, A at the sixth trick should
lead a diamond and finesse the jack.
Played in this way, AB should make
their contract for YZ can only make
the ace of hearts and two spade tricks.
Play out the hand for practice.
Htarts Q, 7
Clubs none
Diamonds none
Spades A, Q, 8
Problem No. 3
Hearts 8
Clubs none
Diamonds none
Spades K, 9, 5,3
:A
Y
Z
Hearts 10, 7, 4, 2
Clubs none
Diamonds none
Spades 10
Hearts K, 9
Clubs none
Diamonds none
Spades J, 6, 2
There are no trumps and Z is in the
lead. How can YZ win three of the five
tricks against any defense?
Answer to Problem No. 3
Z should lead the jack of spades and A's
best play is the queen. If A should play
the ace, YZ will win the balance of the
tricks, If A allows the jack to hold the
trick, AB can only win one trick. When
A, therefore, plays the queen of spades,
Y should win the trick with the king
and lead the eight of hearts. If B plays
the ten, Z should play the king and
then lead the nine. If B plays low, Z
should play the nine, forcing A in the
lead. A can now lead a heart or a spade.
If the former, Z wins the trick and
leads a spade. If A leads the ace and
small spade, Y will win the remaining
tricks. In either case therefore, AB can
only win one spade and one heart trick
so that YZ win three of the five tricks
against any defense.
GOLD HILL, Oct. lO.-rEx-Mayor
W. H. Miller, who sola out his busi
ness and home property here In Gold
Hill last summer and left for the
north and later located in Salom by
buying a home there, has returned to
Gold Hill to relocate. Ho reports that
he has sold his home, store, garage
business and all his interests there
at Salem and Is now ready to do busi
ness again In Gold Hill. His son, R.
Lloyd Miller, who waB connected with
him In the several Gold Hill busi
nesses before selling out here and was
connected with the several business
enterprises In Salem, returned last
week with his family and are now
domiciled at their old home on Fifth
avenue North in Gold. Hill. It Is re
ported that the Millers will go into
business In the near future In Gold
Hill, and the senior Miller will com
mence the immediate construction of
dwelling houses for rent and sale on
vacant property on the highway street
in Riverside addition in Gold Hill.
It Is reported tha, tho Kehnar-Van-pet
Mining company has taken ovur
the old , Roaring Gimlet mine on
Kanes creek, three miles out from
Gold Hill, and situated just below the
Gold Ridge mine. They propose to
sink a shaft several hundred feet deep
below the old workings where the
free-milling ore runs out into the bnso
ore and then cross-cut Into new works
which has evidence of much mineral
wealth above, and below the east-west
workings cutting the property. This
property produced over $100,000 in
high-grade free milling ore down to
the base ore at a depth of less than
65 feet while the base ore below has
never been developed. .
Harry Childers has sold part of his
home tract on the highway street in
Riverside addition to Earl F. Moore,
an old-time cement employe, who will
build a home on the new possession
in the near future. This Is the fore
runner of a string of home building
which are being planned on these
Riverside tracts between the river and
the highway the coming season. It is
proposed to open First avenue north
through these tracts, thus cutting a
street the entire length of Riverside.
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When you buy a Western Air Patrol, you buy continued,
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which has established for itself an enviable reputation of
fair dealing a company which is today serving countless
thpusands of motorists with standard quality automobile
supplies at lower prices. The Western Auto Supply Com
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may move in the west, you'll find one of the more than
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"NO PEDDLERS OR
AGENTS ALLOWED"
'On sovori.1 hundred roaidonceB,'
said a locnl printer today, "in Medford
appears this neat metal sign: 'No
Peddlers or Agents Allowed,' which Is
all right nnd It not only protects the
housewives from being continually
bothered with peddlers, but It has a
tendency to promote buying at home,
as it should, and offers tho purchnsor
protection in the way of a gunrantee.
as the home merchant will make good
everything while the solicitor is here
today nnd tomorrow in some other
place. The nrtlcle of the home mer
chant In nearly every instance is of
a hotter quality and is as cheap or
cheaper as a rule.
"However, peddlers nnd agents of
concerns outside of Medford are so
Melting and selling every day to the
merchnnts, professional men, manu
facturers, fruit houses, city and county
officers letter heads, miles slips, dupli
cate order blanks, ledgers .and other
blank books, bookkeeping nnd adding
machines, bill and ledgor sheets, fruit
labels, fruit wrappers and all other
kinds of printing that goes to pay the
salaries of printers In other cltios.
This is done without even thinking
about inquiring from some homo
printer If ho could do the work.
"A large majority of the envelopes
used by Medford business nnd pro
fessional men nre purchased from the
government at a price lower than any
printer can buy them. Tho govern
ment enrries hundreds of tons of these
envelopes by parcel post all over the
country and does not charge anything
for postage, which Increases the pos
tal shortage ninny thousands of dol
lars each year. If the government
was selling goods in opposition to the
dry goods, clothing, hardware, drug
and other lines of business, a H is in
opposition ' to the printer, producing
goods in large quantities and deliver
ing them all oyer the country free,
they would drive many merchants and
manufacturers out of business and a
great howl would go up from those
affectod.
"If homo protection Is good for the
merchant, professional man. manu
facturers nnd fruit house, why should
it not apply to tho printers, who also
have thousands of dollars invested
and pay taxes the same as other
people do?
"Take a survey of tho printing nnd
books In your office. See if It wan
printed or made nt home, and If not
resolve to call up some of the home
printers the next time you need any
thing. "Whon n solicitor calls on you tell
him politely you give your work to
home prlntors and Insist that you can I
ouy anything printed or made from
your home town as cheap as thoy cnn.
"Why not put n sign in your plnce
of business, 'No Peddlors or Agents
Allowed'?"
Boy Scoub'-'troops meet on Friday
night at 7:30 as follows: Troop 4, O.
L. Cornwall; scoutmaster, at tho First
PrOKbytoiinn tjhuich, corner Main and
Holley. Troop 5, Ernest DuChaiie,
scoutmaster,' at tho First Presbytorian
church, Holly street entrance. This
week each member Is pledged to bring
a boy of ncout age to visit the meet
ing. Troop 6, Geo. Kunzman, scout
master, at the First Methodist church
Laurel and Main. This troop is plan
ning a large ' attendance at tho next
court of honor to be held Oct. 29th.
On Saturday night, Oct. 17th a new
troop will bo formed at tho First
Baptist church. Any boys twelve
years of age or older are welcomo to
attend. This meeting will be in
charge of Cecil A. Cook, scout execu
tive. On Tuesday nights troops 2 and' 3
meet in the Methodist church (South)
at Main and Onkdale under the
leadership of It. Bills, Hcuutniantor.
One of the principle features of this
winter's activities in scouting will be
the organisation of men in a scout
masters training course, . The first
meeting will he held at Scout Head
quarters office nnd the large adjoin
ing room on Tuesday night at 7: SO.
This will be an opportunity for the
men already in charge of troops to
study the scout program and for men
interested In tho boys of today to
learn a program that is most interest
ing, i
AVIiat Scouting Is 1
Scouting is America's accepted pro
gram for boy development. Scouting
touches all tho interests of boy lffo.
Camp craft, wood craft, first aid, life
saving, signaling, chivalry, nnd handi
craft prepare the boy to bo of service
to himself and others. Sixty subjects
give him n ehanco to develop hobbles
and furnish a constructive outlet for
boy energy.
' Scouting is outdoor life, and so
health, strength, happiness and prac
tical education.
Scouting builds character through
tho daily good turn; citizenship thru
service; health through outdoor fun.
Scouting is the community's oppor
tunity to reach the boy for good
citizenship.
Tho scout program "reaches every
element of boy life regardless of race,
creed, cluss or condition.
Any boy, of any nationality, of nny
creed, twelve years of ago or older,
may become a Boy Scout if ho pro
mises to keep the scout oats and laws.
The Boy Scout movement Is non
sectarian, non-military, and non-
. partisan. ..
J The plan is to group a number of
(boys in a troop, under the leadership
of a scoutmaster a carefully-selected
clean. Intelligent, boy-loving leader
always a .man of sterling character
nnd mature Judgment.
The Boy Scout Is taught courtesy,
honor, humanity, kindliness, chivalry,
and service, and to exercise them at
home, in school and outside, and
learns such practical activities as-first
aid. life saving, cooking, swimming.
But the real object of this splendid
contact between men and boys is
character development. The fascin
ating scout program is bu.t a means
to that end.
The Boy Scout must do a "good
turn" daily.
STAR MARKET
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Nice Lot of Chickens
Choice
Steer. Beef
Corn Fed
Pork
Spring
Lamb
Home Cured
Bacon
Free Delivery
Phone 273
Fall From Train Fatal,
UKNO. After walking four miles
with his left arm severed nt the
shoiildor, Merrill OrHhani of .Murray,
Utnh, died at an Klko hospital from
loss of blood. 'Graham fell from a
train.
The Screen
By To Prom Agent.
Mutt Mwra mul Oorothy pevoro.
lUnlto.
"Ill Mnojiity, Ilunkpr Ttcnn," a
Warner Urnthem cIhbhIc, opened to
day at tho UtaUo theater for a two
daya' cngaHt ment.
Hunker Bran is a timid. lnconnplcu
fl clerk who la convinced hy two
fake clalrvoyantn that he la the re.
Incnrnntlon of Napoleon nnd an KKyp
tlan klllR. Killed with tho Illusion of
niajeaty, he flnda htniaelf enrriod
alonff In a atream of liotoualy enter
tatnltiK Incident!!.
The team of Matt Moore and Dor
othy DevoiVIs one of the most popu-
lar In pictures, hecauao Moore makes
his audience suffer nlotifr with him In
the misery of his shyness and timid
ity, and Miss Moore Is so wistful nnd
encouruKlna a foil for him that it is
almost imposilo to withstand her
appeal.
of tho smiiKKlers, and nil the rest ure
Just such pooplo aa ono Is apt to tnect
every day.
It Is the tale of cattle rustlers and
their never ciuIIiir quarrel with the
ranchers. Mercian Is a younff ranch
er who has sworn to clear Arlxona of
those men who over run It. Then
little Norn, a young Irish girl, arrives
on tho scene.
Murgnn nska her to stay at his
house till her hrother returns. He tells
her that ho has gone to the hills after
some cattle. In reality he haa Joined
tho smugglers.
A fine cast Is headed hy Warner
Iiaxter, 1 Iconic Lovo and Itaymond
Ilattnn.
8ilcnilld Western liny. Crnterinii.
tine of the hest Western pictures of
tho yenr Is "A Hon of Ills Father." hy
Harold Moll Wrtght. Is the new at
traction nt IluiCa Craterlnn.
There Is neA- a nutet mnment nr
the least riftg In the action. "Ms
Hoy" Morgan, the "son:" Nora, tt.0
girl who comes to find her hrother;
Chnrlle flrey. the sick friend: Hold
brook, tio vllllaii; Chester, the head
Jackson County
Divorce News
The 70th divorce ault for tho year
Tor this county wi, filed In the cir
cuit court Thursday, hy John Thomas
Iiockcry against Mabel V. lockery.
Desertion Is the grounds named.
iHH'kors) charges that his wife, though
he maintained homes in both places,
refuses to live i'her In Ashland or
Ilunsmulr. I'allf.. and has a decided
prcferonca (or Kreaun, Calif., whom'
her parents r.dc. nocknry Is - a
railroad man. running between Ash
land nnd Ihinsmulr. J
CooK wltn gas.
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Peerless
Doughnuts
Something New for
Medford Traders
Saturday
18 c
Per dozen
There's a difference in
the New Peerless
Doughnut and the ordi-1
narv kind they re
light, t'risp, delirious.
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PEERLESS
BAKERY
7outh Riverside
Mnrccll's Mlroclo Mineral.
A radio-active substance of the
earth. Tho great blood and body
builder. Laboratory at Portland, Ore.
See Mrs. J. A. Everett, 206 Willamette
street. Jackson county agent, Medford.
Ore. Tel. 397-W 11)6
Guardian's fintlro or Snip.
Notice is hereby given, that the un
dersigned gunrdlan of the estate of
DeForest "N. Jones, under and In pur
suance of an order of tho county court
I of Oregon, for Jackson county, niado
nno entered or rocord upon tho Jour
nal of said Court on tho 23rd day of
September, J925. will, on tho 31st day
of October. 1025. at 10 a. m of said
day, at tho offices of Newbury &
Newbury In the Medford National
Hank Hullding In Medford Oregon,
Bell to the highest bidder for cash, at
private aale. all of tho right, title. In
terest and estntc of the said DoKorest
W. Jones. In and to tho following de
scrllied real property, situated In
Jackson county. Oregon, nnd which Is
particularly described as follows, to
wit: Beginning nt a point on the South
boundary of Donation Land Claim No.
4 5, In Section Klcht (S) Townshlu
l Thlrty-Klght (3S) South. Range One
j (1) West of the Willamette Meridian.
l.m cnalns uest of the Southeast
corner of the said claim, and running
thenee north 10.14 chains, thence Kn.xt
10.55 chains, to the center of tho
county road, thence North on the
center line of the county road 1 4.46
chains, thence West along tho center
lino of the county road 22.67 chains,
thenee South 24. S chains: thence
Kast 2.71 chains; thence south 30.69
chains: thence Kast S.46 chains:
thence north 30.69 chains, to the
place of beginning.
Also, beginning at a point on the
Kast boundary of Monatlnn Land
-iaim .o. 4i. In Section Kight IS)
Township Thlrtyelght (38) South.
Range One (1) West Willamette Mer
idian. 26.34 chains North of the
Southeast corner ofsald claim, and
running thence West 11.3! chains:
thence South 1.74 chain: thence
WesipJ.on chains: thence North 10.H
chains; thence Kast 13.39 ch:gfe s:
thence SoutKJ.40 chnlns: to tho pYice
of beginning containing SS .91 acres,
more or less, acordlng to tho survey
thercQ and which said property Is
particularly described In certificate of
title No. 1 S9, Issued by Registrar
of Titles for Jackson county. Oregon. I
Paid sale to he ninde subject to
confirmation by tho order ot the.
County 'Court of. Oregon for Jackson
County.
It. HART. JONES. Guardian of the
estate of Deforest v.". Jones.
Who's Your
' Do you talk of "your barber" as you
do your doctor? Many people do. ac
cording to the hoys at the' Highway
Itarber Shop who say that as a rule
when folks find a barber that pleases
thorn, they will 30 to him regularly
for years. When' asked as to tlio old
est customer they recalled some cus
tomers that havo been on the list for
17 years.
Thoy also say men customers are as
particular as women about their work
and they make an extra effort to give
the best service to all.
C. T.- Noe has pleased the people of
Medford for 17 years, C. I.. Taylor for
16 years and Adam Hulemun for 2
years. - .
' Thn Highway Barbor Shop Is locat
ed 50 feet off Main on North River
side. All equipment Is new and mod
ern. Hair cutting for men, women and
children are featured by this shop.
NOE & SAILOR, Proprietors
mi
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Wong Pon
Oven
Tot Treatment ot
Acnte and Oraalc i
DlsHuwa of Me
and ffoi
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The kiddies always re
joice when' they know
that there is a treat
of our crcRm in store
lor them. They realize
that our creams are
tho best in tasto and
quality.
Atk for
Nutritious lee Cream
or Yum Yum
Jackson County
Creamery
Otacft iM tnut tnstoo, tanwiu, kl4
r. bU(Mrr and Momw-fa trootw. flu,
Mrala, tatto, raid. Itmito tnohlM. Mt-
tlr. IWf. atMunwiiA, uthma ind threat I
ruoi, raininmm, amffoorrbota, fours.
bmaun.
OffiM Hnim A. M. to P. M,
CwiwIUtlM Fro
Ml SouWi rrest SI. Utftrt. On, I
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Medford Glass Co.
I Automobile mass and Mirror maae
to order. We call for your sash and
replace broken windows.
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