Medford mail tribune., November 28, 1925, Image 6

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TEAM LIMBERS UP DARTMOUTH GETS
Tlio .Medfonl IiIkIi clioitl font 1ml I
team wcnl througli a lltnberlnK up
jmtetU-o thlH iiiornlni; for Ihu post
(scuHon km mo next Sntunluy with tin-'
Baipin hinh hHiooI. for the cluiinphm
nhlp of wpHti'in Oitk'ii, mid Motnl:i.v
will mart liaiU practice. Mm-wan and
Ncff. star llnt'Hiiu'ii, out of the final
AHlilaiul Hlaulitor, will be In the
K'Uiie, iind ( 'oaoli CalllKon will be
ublo to throw UIh full titmiKlh against
tlic WMIaiiH'tti' valley chiunpiuiiH.
The Hiil- of tickfiH fur the game
fftnrlctl Friday with u rush, with a
lienvy ilcnuiiid fur tickets anil i-chit-vatioiiH
will b ruado for Ashland,
Oi-antH I'nun mid Klamath ImiIIh faun.
Tho HdmlHKloii to the grandstand is
1 1. The Rcnerul admission will ho
7Gc. A report was cliculatd Friday
that it would rout 91 .7 5 to me th
cunteM. It will cost 11 for tin1 grand
stand and 7"e for Kencrnl adinlHMlon.
the rlrciilutor evidently addltiK up all
tho available flKure to net IiIh total.
Tho content Ik attractliiK Htatc-wldi
attention outwldo of Portland, and the
winner will ho Kenenilly rocosnized
hh the cliauiplonH of western OrcKon,
duo to tho reluctance of the Jefferwun
high hc hoot, Portland chaiupionH to
accept chnllniK''H with liberal ruhi--unteoH
from hoth team.
Work on the new KramlMaml l he
liiK rushed and will he completed In
umplo time for the Kame. The con
tractor pout oil a $250 forfeit to have
it completed by noon. December nth.
.'Tho hlKh KChool HtudentH next Fri
day nfternoon will ntnuc a rally and
UftHomuly in which niemberH of the
team, lending citizens, and fans will
participate, to he followed by a rUreet
nerpentiiie and bonfire In (ho evening.
, The nfflcinlH for the Kame will be
aolected the firm of the week.
Completely enveloped In flames
when the fire department arrived, a
four-room, untenanted box house on
West F.lovcnth street near Hamilton,
tho ' property of tieorge. Wolfr. was
gutted by fire of unknown origin last
evening at 7: an. The loss has been
estimated at several hundred dollars
including urtleli-s of furniture stored
within.
The flro had reached such ad-'
vancod slago before thu nlariu was
sent In that the lurid glow of the
flames were seen by the rlremen
when tliey left the station. However,
after several streams of water from
the pulnper were played upon the
flames, uolhlug hut a black mass re
mained of what once had I n a
house.
The place had been' vacant for
sometime past ami was very old nnd
wnallierbeatcn. It sat some distance
from the road In n spot more or less
secluded f(om travel.
FOOTBALL FILMS AT
Tonight nt 7:3(1 o'clock local foot
bull fans will have an opportunity to
see Meilford's ehiuuploushlp football
team In tho "movies." Through the
courtesy of the California Oregon
Puwor company these films will be
shown In the windows of the Copco
building, tho program starting nt
7:30 and continuing for over an hour.
Tho football films will cover sev
eral of Medfold's recent victories In
cluding the (Hauls Pass, Marshfleld
and Ashland games not only the
team In action, hut also the routing
section anil the crowd.
In uihl It Ion to the football pictures,
a number of other local films will be
shown including the Armistice Day
celebration and auto races.
"More radio sets have been sold
this year," said v. .1. Virgin, local
radio king, "than any other one year
or combined since radio has been
llllroduced In Jackson county. The
people, locally, arc beginning to
rnullrn that II Is no experiment and
that It is here to slay.
"To enhance the enjoyment or
culcrlalnmeut po.-dhilltlc. national
legislation, which will go Into erreet
next June, nlll do away with regen
erative scls and provides a fine for
their operation.
"In addition.'' concluded Mr. Virgin
"local receiving conditions have hern
Improved hy the cooperation of the
IHiner mid telegraph companies by
controlling the leaky transformers,
which send Interferences Inlo the
ulr."
Domestic Felicity.
CI.KVIXAND I leal rice DeDoinlnl.
els. wltti Is helim sued fur divorce, has
testified that she lashed her husband
Willi a whip till ho begged for inerry
nuil Apuloglzed for a remark. Then
he thanked her for teuchluK hint
loHsun, alio uvcrrcd.
The High Coit of Not Fighting.
I.OH ANtlKLKS. Jack Deaimey
vants the clly to reduce the flu dally
license fee on his gymnasium which
with n ntnjM I
t. he complains. Is dent-
lng Itls bunk roll.
3 PLACES ON ALL
NKW YOltlv, Nov. HH. -(.. I.)
Dartmouth'H nre;it eleven. Keneially
reKardi'd an tin country' outMtandiiiK
football team for the l2.r KaHuii,
carrieH off the bulk of honorx in an
all-American lineup weeded and pub
lished today by tin- New York Sun.
Three weacerH of the Krecn Tully,
llehl and Oberlander gain placeH on
the Sun h fh-Kt team, while a fourth,
Captain 1'aikcr 1h put on the necond
eleven.
t The first and Hocond teams, named
by the vote of ten football writ em
who confined their neloctlonH to tho
territory between northern .Maine and
the UakotaH follows:
Flint team Tully, Dartmouth, left
end; 10. Weir, Nebraska, left taeklo;
Dlchl, Dartmouth, left Ktiard ; Mac
Mil Ian, Princeton, center; Hi urhahau,
Vale, Httht uard; Josh. Yale, rlht
tackle; Oosterbaan, MfchfKan, riifht
end: Fried man, Michigan, ((uaiter
back ; Oberlander, 1 art mouth, left
halfback; Tryon, t'olKate. rlKht half
back: CraiiK''. IIIIuoIh, fullback.
Second team Horn. Army, left
end; I'mljer. Dartmouth, left tackle;
Ieutz, Navy, left Kuard; Hrown,
Mlchltinn. center; KilKour, Harvard,
liKht Kuard; Chase, I'ittshuiK rlnht
tackle; Thayer, PeniiHylvanta, ii;ht
end; Pease, Columbia, ciuarterback;
SlaKle. Pdincelun. left halfback;
Kieuwe, Pennsylvania, rlnht halfback;
Plunsky, OcoiBetnwn, fullback.
COLLEGE STUDENTS
REFUSE TO STOP
L RALLY
U.VrolA-. eb.,. Nov. 27. (A. I'.)
Students of the t'nivcrslty of Ne
braska eelcbraled 'yesterday's football
victory over Notre Dame with a forc
ed holiday today, which was offi
cially declared after thousands of
cheering student's disrupted classe:t.
forcing instructors out of the class
rooms.
School was dismissed Thursday in
observance of Thanksgiving hut or
ders had been given hy university au
thorities that the classes would lie
held as usual today.
Students, having carried their cele
bration well into the night and morn
ing, gathered In front of one of tile
larger class buildings instead of at
tending classes ami tho rally became
more enthusiastic. A snake dance
and parade were held In the various
halls.
BY LOSS OF WARD
COltVAM.IH. Ore.. Nov. UN Dal
las Ward. Oregon Aggies' first Hiring
end and star pasH reeelver, Is defi
nitely out of the lineup for the .
game with Southern Californln,
Coaeh I'aul Sehlssler announced to
day. Ward uas Injured In the first)
half of the Oi em game and wan
not ummI nt all aKainst Idaho. It
was thought the injury was healing
satisfaetoiily hut hope of his return
next Saturday was abandoned when
his attempt to parlleipiite in pmctlce
revealed that he could not safely be
used.
With Wurd out, Itobblns nnd Lo
gan, both In their first year on the
regular sound, will fill the position.
Loss of Ward, materially leisens the
Angle's chances against the- Htrnnji
Trojans. Kvery other first Hiring
man Is expected lo bo in lop form.
SI. PAUL INF1ELDER
NT. l'.M'l.. Minn. Nov. js. tA.lv)
Kinlc Johnson, Inrielder of the SI.
I'aul Alneiicau Association club was
sold today to Ihe I'urllanil club of the
1'aclflc Coast hemic. Johnson catne
rrooi the ev York Yankees as part
payment for Mailt KoenlK. Johnson
may maniiKc the I'aciflc Coast club
next season.
Scion of Respectable
Family Admits Crime
0(ili:N. t'lnh. Nov. 28 Pled John
N'oorlander. scion of n respectable
tiKden family, confessed the perpe.
trillion of or Ihe complicity In crimes
leatlliot from lolatlon of the traffic
laws to murder. N'oorlander adnilt
ti'il strlklllK Waller Kcaddcu of 111
kom. Idaho, over the bead with II
flashlight, inflicting wounds rrom
which Scaihtrll later died. Mike N'ntir.
lander, his brother and accomplice,
was seii. msly wounded in .the robbery
of SiMi(ii.irs store and is in a local
hospital.
In Darkest Ruuln.
MOSCOW Twenty-six pensanls are
on trial for tiurnlnu two itvnsles alive
i Ismflre in the belief that lliev
had lii otiKht mishit tunc.
RANCH FIRE AT
TALENT PUT OUT
BY PASSERS-BY
TALKXT, Nov. 27. Tho ranch
home of M. A. Clinton caught flro
Sunday mornliiK after the family
na.i ten for r hurcn, mo iroumu
starting from behind tho kllencn
stove, althoiiKb tho Cllntona were
very 8Ui'o that no flro was left In
the ho 11. ho, PuhkIiik touriKtH and
Ashland parties detected tho flro
from tho highway and Htopped, huc-
eessftilly iiianaKinK to cheek and cx
Ilnnulih It. Thu Iiouhc was not very.
tuilly diinuiKl. I
.Mim lienrd und Dr. Ceory. county
lu-nlth ..ffiioiH. hoth of lledford. ux-
uinllied the eveH. enrs. and throutB
of all the c:hool children Wednesday
of lant week.
The hiKh sihool has decided to
hold axHemhly every two weeks, the
four elasses taklnK turns with the
liroKrains. The freshman cluss W'lll
dive the first program Krlday, De
lember 4th. Tho committee ui-
pointed for arranging It Is Olllo
Hart, Ira Hart and Frank Denham.
Tho uirls of Talent High school
havo Just organized their basketlmll
team. Mr. v.. L. Ward will be their,
coach this year.
Mr. and Mrs. 15. lister Newbry.
and children returned from Spokane
last Friday noon. They havo ocelli
vlsltlng Mrs. Newbry's parents,
Mr.
and Mrs. Cleveland, for tho past'
three weeks. I
Mr. and Mrs. K. I.. Kincald and
Charllne. and Mrs. 11. Walker and
F.vclyn Darragh attended tho Thanks
giving urogram given at the Nell
evening. Tho Kincaids woro for
Creek sehoolhouso last Friday even-;
Ing. Tho Kincaids were formerly ot
tho Nell Creek district.
A new graphuphone lias been pur
chased by the SlsKIyou Confection
ery. Mr. Anderson, the proprietor,
entertains tho young people even
ings Willi the new records.
The seventh nnd eighth grade gleo
club met at the home of Coach Ward
lasl Friday evening to practice.
The (lem class met with thelr
teacher, Karl Newbry at tho church
last Friday evening. The boys aro
converting the upstairs Into a, club
room. I
Sylvester Decker, who Is working
for the railroad at tunnel number
nine nenr Hugo was home for tho
week end. He returned to his work
Sundav evening. 1
h. i. Crarord Installed a new
radio at his home last week. 1
I'aul Deinmer and son, Cecil, left
for Oakland, California. Thursday.
Cecil will attend a boarding school
there, but ills father returned to
Talent.
Tho sihool hud n fine Tlianks-
' giving program tills afternoon at Hie
auditorium.
The M. K. church young people's
choir practices every Thursday night !
at 7 11. 111.. al the church.'
Miss I tenia h Iturnctle Is at homo
after spending the past three month
In Medfoid. where she Una been em-
ployed.
Charles Chapman s aged tnotue n
At n la mi men ai ner iumiiu
..f Iiimi week. She was burled the
following Wednesday at the Wagner
(rei1f remetei'V. I
Tho Alford estate was appraised .'"our new pupils registered Tucs
last Saturdnv morning, when M. U t-'V. The enrollment Is now SI.
Mford and his lawyer, (lus Newbury,' Mr. ami .Mrs. Ferguson have re
weru In Talent. The appraisers turned to their home in Portland. The
were T. I. Crawford. C. W. Long and children were very sorry to see Hazel
liilcy Nyswaner. .leave school .
A radio demonstration was made' Mrs. I-. II. Seaton and children of
at the home of Kd Itoblson on Wag- Uvlngston, Montana are visiting the
ner creek. Saturday night. I. I-1 r " , lh" M"" ,
Crawford made the demonstration. I lyde Davidson ami U. ! . MeAMster
,.nr, r.,.....!,, r w. l.omr are retiiriietl Sunday from u ten days
H.,., m.. ,.,-l.,'1, l. ii. lc
M r.
of
It llll .l I W. .IUHH-.T ' 'II
i'hocnix called
at the C. W.
Long
home last Sunday nftenioun. .
Mr. Jennings has brought his truck
over from Iteatty, where he has been
working this summer and fall. At
his return the family moved Into
the Lacy hotel.
Mrs. John Herring was on the ick
list the first of the week. .
JesH Fowler of Hilt. California.
spent Monday evening with Mr. nnd
Mrs. i-;ve ret l lloone.
Aim. Jennings in mm huv.oh
Grandma Hubbard, who is iiito 111.
Tho Crown Flour demonstrator)
mtule the waffles for the waffle hup-
per nt the Community eluh last V'rl-
day. I
lames Wilfon leu tor . reseeni
City Monday nfternoon to spend the
winter. Uuirenee
French accom-1
pun led him,
Medfonl visitors Saturday Inclitd-
v:.;
Mm. Frank HulllllRer. Mrs. Will
Mrs. C. Walters, Win. Oat"!
man. Uivll,. lnc. .Margarei imk-,
gins nnd F.. I-J. Kvans. I
Mr. Salldlln and Mr. C. !.. Ward
have both traded their Fords In for
Dodges.
Last Saturday a big box was puck-,
ed ami sent lo 1he State Hoys' and
tllrls" Aid Society at I'm-Uand. The
box was filled with clothing nnd
canned food donated by school pit-,
pits.
Mr. ami Mrs. X. A. W'nrd of Ash-!
land pent Sunday evening with their
cousins, the II. P. Hughe's.
lluford ChllnVrii nnd Scott Kerns
attended tho show In Medfonl Sun
day niltllt. w hile I. other Crosby,
Floyd p.urnette nnd Charles Williams
went to the theater In Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. limine nnv0
moved up on Ihe place formerly oc-i
cupled by the Jim Pellets, south of
Talent.
The M. i:. rarsonngo was kalso
mined last week.
The new cabinet of the F.pworlh
League met at Miss ituth flenowiiy's
Inst Saturday night. After business
was intended to, the officers enjoyed
a social hour.' The missionary de-
pnrtment will have charge of tne
devotional services every fourth Sun-
A social will be hel.Pat, the church
IcQght. at seven-tbJy o'clock.
Sunday evening a contest .for the
largO attendance was announced.
Wlllinnl Vlinonl and Alec llowinnn
will bud the cuntextlntf hUIvh imlll
January 3, whun the . content edH.
The second department committer
wftH appointed iih follows: Alec
Itnwimtn, iidtiu Newbry, liiith Wow
man. Tlic fourth depurtmvnt com
mittee consfHtH of Kverett iJarraKh,
Ida Newbry and Aim. !uh JJeek.
oilier anmiuiU'einentH will be made
t.MiiKllt.
j 11. ij. 1 uriinaiiKn and mi. i um-
imiihh iriuuil'U 111111 1 uuiiu "-
day nixht.
.1Ikh MKilu JloIdrldKL. h.: fence nud
I hlKtory teacher of Talent IiIkIi Behool,
left Wednesday eveuliiK tov CorvnlllH
to visit her ,rollier. Wayne, Miss
iJen ivnttlla ami inner menu.
V I.. . , , . T. i ' " ..
uui iu u.e "V , ' 'h
radio.
Thu Talent health unit met ut
tho homo of Mrs. Kverelt Uocson luBt
Friday, November 2 0.
Mrs. I. C. Williams Iirm Kone 10
Kuk'one. where she will hiiimkI a few
la " with her rmlier, unu ner swier,
Veina.
Mr. and M 1'H. C. W. lloldllduo
entertained ill ThankMKivInK
dinner
Mr. and Mrs. U. .
Hurley, Mr
and Mrs. Krank lieed, Mrs,
Martha
Mutteson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hold
rldgo und family. Miss liuth Oeno-
way, Mr. and Mr. Albert Moore and
Mr. Andrew Moore, and Mr. JJelos
Churchill. '
The w. II. M. S. will meet nt the
home of Mrs. 1J. T. Newbry Thurs
day. December 3, at 3:.K1 p. m. Mrs.
Frank Holdritlge Is leader.
Tho Talent ilrbvknh club will
meet Friday, December 4 at me
homo of Mrs. K, E. Foss, Mrs. It.
Jtobisoit assisting, t'omo early and
come prepared to tlo a comfort
IM... I.... rnm :.l tbn
'high school auditorium wns a great
success. A very large autllence saw
the performance which consisted of
the following numbers.
1. Song. "Thanksgiving" 1st and
2nd grndes.
2. "Story
of
the .Month" Floyd
3. "Counting tho Dlesslngs" 3rd
grade.
Dialogue. "An Old Fashioned
1 naiiHsgiving 1st unu znu graues.
:.. Kong. "Thanksgiving Time"
4th grade.
C. Itecitallon Hubert Sandalln.
7. Double recitation Kobert Car-
lennetto McFaddcn. 1
IMny. "; randfather Time's
Thanksgiving" Tith and Gtli grades,
H. Heading Velina Mason.
10. Kong. "Harvest Slumber Song"
rith and lith grades. ,
11. Hesitation Ksther Hnldridgo.
12. Heading Miss ' (ienowny.
1.1. l'lay "The' Mvstcrious Thanks-
giving (iuest" High school.
Cast of characters Mr. I'erkins.
I C. 11111: Albert I'erkins. , Verno
Silers; the Hovcrend Mr. Sage. Will.
Oatmati; Hob, grocery boy, Wayne
Mason: Mrs. Perkins. Klsle Newbry:
Miss Susan Crocker. Kvolyn Darragh;
Sally, the. maid. l,ovella Umg.
MISSOURI FLAT '
The people of the eomiuuulty have
been iiuitc busy during the piist week
getting their turkeys ready for mar-
kel. t
j A KtIlllj, n, r-,.,,,i
made a-
business trip to Medfonl Monday.
KuKenc Vl.k ,.,. , u,
croup.
Joe (Srny's fall
reps nro looking
i very nice.
KuniiirpB irip io i oriiiiiiil. -
Donald and
Tom
lo
Deer
spend
motored to Portland
Than ksglvlng.
Mrs. W. (i. MeAMster ami children
arrived Tuesday from Nebraska,
where they Imve been visiting rela
tives and friends since August.
C. T. Davidson Mcnt Thanksgiving
hi Cold Hill.
Ttahi Is PmlleUMl.
RN FKAxasCO, Nov. 28. (A. 1M
Tho weather outlook for the week
uegmn-nw .v. was atinounced hero
lutiny by the I nltcd States weather
bureau as follows:
Tm) outlook is for normal tempera-
turn; unsettled weather with rain in
California : lain In west portions of
Washington nnd Oregon, nnd rain or
hhows in eastern parts of Washington
nnil Oregon
WORTH SAVING FOR
The man' with a home of his own is well repaid for
the effort he made to get it.
First, he built up a home fund of several thousand dol
lars. "
Next, he made a loan from us for building.
Then, he paid it off, the same as rent.
Any family can do the same.
Jackson County Building &
SO lorth Central Av&ue Hedfd,
C. M. KIDD, f
O Q
Ily M lt Y O. C'AUKV.
KDK.V PHKCINCT, Nov. J7. We
are proud io hco the ad In the Mail
Tribune for Kohh Hopuo walnuts.
Th
I'ss trove Is one of the finest in this
country. Jt is also the heaviest pro
ducer. It consists of a number of
acres, which were formerly a mixed
orchard, but the filers were walnut
trees, and after they come Into bear
ing, the other trees were pulled out or
were grudually replaced with nut
trees.
The grove Is of such eoninierelal
proportions that it was necessary for
Mr. Foss to build his own dryer and
,,t.i eilp i0..ntv of ti.1. -... is
almost In a frost resistant cove which
insures nn almost annual crop. Talent
is thus made notable for this product,
as well as its artesian wells, which
are tho largest in the county.
MIhh Irene Chandler entertained
several of her girl friends nt dinner
on Thanksgiving and during the even
ing nt hor homo on 1'nclflo highway
south of Phoenix.
About twenty-five guests assembled
at the A. K. Furry homo on Thanks
clving day. and enjoyed a hountlous
feast. Most of the guests were rela-
HC family.
Tllblerbranit
were nt the home of . Mrs. Hilder
brand's foster mother, Mrs. Donna
tiraffes for Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs.
Mlidcrhrand was formerly Miss "Mag
gie Mote.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dopp and little daugh
ter Florence spent Thanksgiving at
rago l'nlnt.
Mrs. Jack' Allen nnd her father Mr.
Itlce. made a flying trip to Klamath
alls last Friday, and brought back
MrH Allen's sister. Mrs. It. U. Dalen.
nnd little son. The child being ill.
Mrs. Dnlen wished to come over to
the valley with him. They aro now
at the Allen home.
Aubery Furry nrrlved nt the home
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Fur-
rv of I'hocnix. In lime to spend
Thanksgiving at home. Mr. Furry is
one of a trio who under the auspices
of the Kllisou White company, are
playing some of the snialor towns of
'be valley after Thanksgiving lime.
1 "e trio are working in cnnulaunua
engagements. Millie reading nnd an
unusually gifted whistler comprise the
programs.
We understand that Mrs. T. . fab
ler of Fast Kdcn. dressed a number of
fine turkevH Inst Friiliv iinil unld them
to local markets. Those who raNed
these festive birds this season, are for-
lunate, ns the price is almost pro-
hlbitlro now. at Thanksgiving time, ho f
the Chrlstmns prices will most llktdy .
be much higher.
"Word has been received from Mr.
nud Mrs. C W. Pruett. former Kasf,
(Men residents, but nmv 'located at !
Orovilte. Calif., that they are very
busy now. picking oranges, and that
thev lik It down there verv well
Mrs. J. V. Pruett returned" to her
home In F.smt Kden lnt Wednrd.-i v.
after a three weeks' stnv in norh Md-
ford at the home of he" daughter.
Mrs. J. V.. Lester, while Mrs. Letter
nnd daughter. Je.vlc. visited relative
nene Saera"e"to. Cn'if.
Charley High. 1rnthr of will Hi-rh
of Talent, came in fmiii Dnrris. Ca1!
fornln. to spend Thank'triving with
their son, who has moved Into Ash
land to school thefr children.
Mr. ami Mrs. K. W. Wakefield spent
bit Sundfty at the home of Mr. and
,iMh, J. Pruett of Knst Kden. ,
Mrs. I. O. Caster nnd daughters of
T!a st Kden spen t last Sa tu rda y I n
Medford. where they did shopping.
Talent people are mourning the loss
of one of their old residents, who It
seems, took 'a romantic fit and elop
ed u few days ago.
Jack f jovelady. who Is boarding
with Mr. P.etl of Talent
has gone to
the Willamette vail
to visit relatives
and upend Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pruett of liutte
r alls spent the week end with Mi.
and Mrs. J. W. Pruett.
ir. and Mrs. Miller of Phoenix
pent Thanksgiving with their old
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Wcrtz of Ash-
Innd.
Mrs. Sybl Furry of Phoenix ret urn -
eil from a week's stay
where she was the guest of Miss Mil-
dred Ward, former Phoenix girl. A
house party among the students was
the event of the week. Miss Furry re-
ports u most pleasant time. Miss
Furry nlso visited with Miss Kuth
Miller who is a student at Corvallis.
Mlss Marie MUler of Phoenix left
r
O. C. BOGGS, Sc. Atty.
WednVaday inoniliiK for a visit with
her fllBter. Mis. H. II. Smith of Nchu
poose. MIhh Jtuth .Milter will I'i'n her,
HlBter and both will go tuKtlipr. '
FOOTS CREEK HEWS
1. T. Clalllgar and wife ate supper
with the Carles last Friday. Mr. tJirl
llgar had Just finished cutting down
all the pear trees on the Jones ranch
by ordor of the county court to de
stroy blight. Sunday morning he
weal to Klamath county to hunt
ducks in company with Chas. dray
and Win. llltlle.
F. 1). lOismnn 1ms beill cutting
down a large section of Ills apple
orchard. A goose ranch seems to be
tile prospect.
J.' II. Short sold five fat turkeys lo
.Mrs. Abbio J. Chaiuplin Saturday.
The Foots Creek Sunday school
sent 11 collection of canned goods and
vegetables last Sunday to help a sick
mall in liogue Itiver. The school will
meet Friday evening at Short's 10
practice songs for Christmas. The
llible class last Sunday had ten
adults, besides Hie teacher, and three
babies. Our school takes the prem
ium for babies, and they aro nearly
always well behaved.
Mr. Tarbeil brought home a bull
calf from .Mr. lirashenr's Monday.
Mr. Carle has been working for
Geo. Martin building n cow shed with
feed racks and stanchions.
If you are not a subscriber to The
Mall Tribune why not get yourself a
year's subscription for n Christmas
present. Win. M. Carle Is authorized
to receive money for new subscrip
tions or Xor renewals. If you know
anything of interest about your
neighbor, tell Mr. Carle nnd help lo
make this column cnjuynble to all in
the district.
Mr. Cnlligar returned from Klam
ath Tuesday with seven ducks, and
five geese which ho got in Tulo lake
But he declares ho will never do 11
! nlf"ln as ho airrl? , 11,0 'l'"'1 "'''',ul
two mucH mru muu kiu-u uvr. hu
writer was presented with one of the
ducks. Thnnk you. air. (ialllar.
F. D. Kisman has let a contract to
F. IS. Clark of Rokuc Rier to build
11 thousand dollar tfreeuhouHc.
Mr. nnd .Airs. ChaH. Wahl were
scheduled to start home from their
Iowa trip on TuesOay.
Mrs. Harry Vieaux accompanied by
her two children and by Mrs. Bertha
who haa been visiting at the Vleux.
stnrled afoo last Friday to see Mrs.
I-estep Holing at the l'refountain
place. After a rest at the t'arr home
they took .Mrs. f'arr's directions and
started on in tho foff lo find I he
house which they wanted and which
was only a few rods distant. After a
hard climb up the mountain they
found a house and asked a miner
who lived there. "I do." replied Fred
1 iJrahatn.
They were nearly u ijiile
I now fi'm their destination, but with
Mr. Diaham's directions and the lift
lng of the fog they succeeded with
thu next effort. Mr. Vieux was
brought up to .supper by Mr. doling
and later look the women and chil
dren home In his car.
Mr. and Mrs. Carle ate Thiinksgiv-
ing goose at liev. Mr. Smith's after
I attending the services at the church'
at Rogue River.
It's About Time.
JWKIS Pedestrians have org:'iii.ed
to protect themselves against the
tyranny of chauffeurs.
END BUNION
PAIN FOREVER
Need (o Suffer Another
Those Agonizing Tour lur
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Day
There Is ono simple yet Inexpensive
way to reduce. Inflamed, swollen toe
Joints and get them down to normal
and that Is to apply Moone's Kmcrald
OH night nud morning and people
who suffer from such enlargements
would be wise to reduce them before
they reach a more or Ich.h chronic
. -stag
Ask any first clans druggist for an
original two-ounce bottle of .Moone's
Kmeratd ON (full strcngih) and re
fuse to accept anything in Its place.
It is such a highly concentrated pre
paration that two ounces lusts a long
time and further more if this won
derful discovery does not give you
complete satisfaction you can have
Special note: People who want to
reduce swollen or varicose veins
should get a bottle of Kmerald Oil at
once. Applied night and morning ns
directed they will quickly notice an
Improvement which wlil continue
until the veins and bunches are re-
ducod in normal. ndv.
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Bartlett.
He is better prepared to
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of glasses, having put in the
latest complete new set oft
instruments.
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