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iWOMEN OF CITY; SHEARING SHEEP !
COUNTY ASKED 1 CUTTING ALFALFA !
TO SUPPORT FAIR AT TABLE ROCK
Do the women of Jackson coun-j Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Duvlsson i
realize (hut tliin lux measure - an) visit. tip In l'ortland this week.
forma strcot. Mr. Green lb a Span
Ish-American war veteran.
H. K. Haiina is havinic his house
and Karaite painted. The work U
being done by John Renault.
Mrs. l.elia McKee of Applegntel
I Ih visiting at the home of her!
daughter Mm. T. K. Dunnlngton. ;
j Mrs. MrKee, Mr. and Mr. Albert
Haekert. Jack Sharp, Ora Phillip;
land wife and l.eona Phillips en-;
I joyed a chicken dinner at the T.
; K. Punnington home Sunday. i
Mrs. L. A. Reamesand non Harry
i Keumes, of Phoenix were recent !
JACKSO.VVILI.K. Muv 16. A ' x-iitrj nt Mr lira 11:irt,.iuch. !
i,v ih ..hnn.h .,f i ." . u . x, ? t', . . tlL IvMch appears on the special bal- Their daughter, Mrs. Ray Wyntt
, inerce. It Is hoped that everyone
.interested In the civic welfare will!
j lake out a membership. The cham
I ber of com me roe has done much in
through the valley
The local health unit announce
a baby clinic to be hold In the par
lors uf the Presbyterian church on
j conjunction with the council to aid ; Monday, May 2 1st, at :! p. m. All
jand build up the city, and plans j babies from thren months to six
' ftr greater works are under way. J years of ae. inclusive, will be ex
I Itids for the new display casos .illumined. All mothers having chil-
ihe museum were opened last week' dren of those ages nre
and will no doubt be let this week, t requested to bring thrm.
Mr nml Mm hVoj! mntm-Pii in ! Verne fit evens and family, who
Prospect on n business trip Sutur-! heen living on liig Applegate.J
day afternoon.
On Thursday night
Roy
moved the first of this week into
I the house of W. A
lot Friday regarding the fair
ground measure. Is of vital im
portance to every one of u.
whether we are club women or
not ?
When the woman's building was
erected nix years ago, the origi
nal planss called lor n larger
n t l.ntlt on Onoh SidO
earnestly jQt th0 ma,n room. Tne first
year the building was large enough
It stands.
The second year It was crowd-
spending the evening at the; ng the week end.
.n Smith home when the On Saturday, May 12. th
. . I ftr r.fi-U mw thtMr nln
Oil nt on
scouts, accompanied by their scout
ma st er n nl M is. Charles I.n rson
and assistant scoutmaster and Mrs.
. T. Wilson walked in and Mir
prised their executive. After nnlver" mucn
eveninir nf i:iims Inni-h wak Rprvnd. i alti ndanc".
Troop 3.1 is very sorry to lose their
scout executive.
J. M. Parker of Myrtle Point.
Ore., was an overnight visitor at
the T. t Nbrris home, en route to
Klamath county this week.
Charles liliieh wife and son.
Charles, Jr., were among the ninny
visitors on Utile Applegato Sun
day. T. K. Dunnington. proprietor of
our local meat market is having
Ilirre is a Sure Way, to Baiiiuli
that Yellowish Tiuge i'rom Your
l'tH and Ke4'I t lie in internally 1 Mr. nd Mrs. P.ekhor and children
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IF your teeth haven yellowish hue (look
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ninl pleasant wny to remove that unbecom
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The foremost movie stars anil stnelteautien
use it. Hundreds of thousands of Women
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whiter and prettier than ever before.
We, ask only lhat you try it for twenty
days. We know that this method will so
whiten your teeth nndimpartsiithdixyjing
beauty effects that you will never revert to
old-fashioned dentifrices. We'll go further
we'll guarantee it! If this new anil mar
velous means fail (and it won't) return
ihe utilised portion of the tube to your
tlrji-t and get the fall purchase price
liAt. ('ould anything be fairer tliau this?
This way to white teeth beauty is ORPJIOS
TOOTH PASTE. And the reason it alone
can banish that stubborn, unlovely "Yellow
.Mask' is thia: OltPIIOS is composed of
' TrM-ulciiun Phosphate. This is a magic
white powder lhat foremost dentUts me to
clean and polish teeth. It is their tet-th
beauty secret. Tito makers of OUP1IOS
have succeeded in composing a pleasant,
tafty tooth paste from this wonderful
powder. And it's so safe can't harm the
boftest enamel.
Accept now this marvelous ORPIIOS.
Don't keep Iho white lovelinvss of your
teeth hidden behind that "Yellow Mask."
K i-member our guarantee. Buy a tube from
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Removes 44YeUov Mask"
the
iomu if irnnn s. h..i.i n Mirnrko I North Fifth street, whicti nus oe. n
party for W. W. !!elcher. the scout 1 occupied by Clen Male and family
evecuiive of Cttifpr Iike nnimoil ! during this school year. Mr. Hale
' and family moved to Asniand uur
were
Ik taking care of the store during'
their absence. j
Sheep shearing U In full swing!
here, with O. T. Wilson and Nate1
Milkoskl of Sum Valley contract- j
ing the larger part of the work. .
The first cutting of alfalfa hay
wan bce.un on several farms hero
this week, and weather permitting,
will be general In the course of nn
other week.
Mel Atkins visited relatives here
Sunday, while on his way to the
Klamath sheep camps, where ho
It is said that traffic will
held up during the redecklng
e Camp-
fire Oil Is gave their play. " I
Returning of Kosatiu." Much work
and time were put In on the pre
sentation of the play. The girls
fi 'ihfl third, we moved tb
ChilriVrs on'-. ... , .u. . n-mtn'
i .h h,,.,,'11 nn an mu imo has a Rearing contract
11 Ulice lO HlO Illtu t itamn """"
ing. We have long ugo outgrown
lhat, and we must have more
space.
Lust year,- we ull missed the
large, artistically arranged exhi
bition of women's work. We all
want to see what others are
doing. We need the incentive
and tho inspiration and every
woman in Jackson county wants
the Jackfon county fair to con
tinue vear after year, und If this
appreciated the large
The proceeds of this
lav will KO towards paying the
way at the summer cainu. A camp- dream is to become a realization,
ing place has not yet been selected. ; wo- must nil get busy Friday and
The girls wish to thank all whojVote "YES" to measure JQO.
helned make this play a success. if iin ineu.su re carries, we a
i the P.yhPe bridge for some two or
i three weeks commencing about
i June 1. The holdup, however, will j
j he only during the eight-hour ,
working day.
' Many from here attended the
field meet at Antloch last Satur
day, and all report an enjoyable j
nnd interesting time and feel that.
Prof. Nedry of the Antloch school
Is entitled to much praise for the
way he bandied the affair.
Those who attended the high'
school play at Sams Valley last
; promised two new
The Jacksonvlllo high school
will hold Its commencement exer- ! tho north, and one to tho south
rises at tho school auditorium to- if our present building
rooms one to Friday night were highly pleased
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Popular Priced Coffee Shop
and Grill
WeCkMk Tr Car a 1 1
H. C FRYtAN, Proprietof
HARRT a WAOTNW
S.UMBLL H. WAOBKIR
installed a glass refrigerator show
case and has put in a new floor in
his building. This, together with
the new ice plant he recently In
stalled, makes his meat market one
of the best equipped in tho county.
lconard McKee and family of
Applegate and W. A. Chllders nnd
family of HiIr plane were picnick
ing in Ashland Sunday.
Mrs. Italph Jennings brought
her car and she and Mrs. Martha
Dunnington took Mrs. Annie Coff
mnn out to visit the Log Town rem-
etary Saturday. Mrs. Coffman has
many relatives laid to rest there.
C. 11. Dunnington drove the car
nnd Mrs. Coffman stood the trip
nicety.
We are pleased to learn that our
former townsman, Harold Heed of
Mountain Clrove, Okla., is on his
way back to Jacksonville where
he Intends to reside again.
C.eorgr Merltt and Miss McCully
vblted Mr. nnd Mrs. Jackson of
Ashland Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Iverson of Medford called
at the home of Mrs. George Max
well Sunday afternoon.
Miss Alice Hoefs nnd Mrs. Olm-
sted motored through tho. valley
Friday evening.
Miss .Tattle Hewlett from Eagle
Point who, has heen at the Rogue
Itlver sanitarium for several weeks,
is improving.
Mrs. Mary Wendt of Medford at
tended Presbyterian church herei
Sunday morning. j
The P.-T. A. held its last meeting
of the year last Friday afternoon.
Officers were elected for the en
suing year as follows: Mrs. O. O.
S n n d e n. president; Mrs. V. J.
Iteach. vice president: Mrs. H.
Crump. Fecretnry, and Mrs. F. J.
Kick, treasurer. Plans are being
In id for obtaining equipment for
the playground and a notice will
he given .Inter of aspecial meeting
for that purpose.
Mi, and Mrs. J. P. Wells of
Klamath Falls and Mrs. Guy of
Rogue River called on Miss Mc
Cny Sunday. j
Mr. nnd Mrs. Geotge Mawell had
as a dinner guest Sunday, Mrs.
Harold Crump.
Hv. Klmer McVIcker gave an
excellent Mother's day sermon here
Sunday morning, hiving a beauti
ful tribute to mothers. The church
was appropriately decorated for
the occasion. The choir gave bcv-
orai numoers or excein-nt music
and n very beautiful soio was sung
by Mrs. Chester Wednt.
M is. Frn n k Paulsherry visit ed
Mrs. Hatfield of Central Point Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnett attended the
Four-Squaro Gospel church nt Med
for dSunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. David Gannon of'
Klamath Falls, after taking treat
ments for the past month, returned
to their home Tuesday.
George Carter and sons. Max and
Robert, of Phoenix were calling on
friendw here Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Chorley Adams.
Mr. Jack Moore and pon Jack, Jr..
and Rillie Williams of Medford.
and Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Adams
and daughter Jean, and Viola Moses
were dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. j
V. T. Wilson Sunday. J
The seventh and eighth grade
pupils, accompanied by their tench-j
er. Glen Hale, motored to Ashland
Saturday where a picnic dinner was
enjoyed In the park and also swim-"1
mlng at Helms baths. I
Mrs. Annie Coffm;rn left Sunday .
evening for Portland, where hc
expects to reside with her sister. I
S. K. Dunnington nnd wife, C.
R. Dunnington, wife nnd children,1
Mrs. L. J. Com best. Kred ondj
Wayne Com best, David Winning-1
horn. T. C. Norrls nnd wife, Mr.j
and Mrs. Mttchel and children and
Mrs. H. Rare and daughters were
nmrr.f the man people who were,
nlcnicklng on. Little Appbnte,
Sunday. i
Leona Phillips of Srjuaw lake
was In our city Sunday, en route
to Rutte Falls, where she Is nt-i
tending" school. I
Mj"- Iverson, nee Emma Wool f, 1
former resident of Jacksonville, I
here from her home at Longvlew.l
Wa"h., vistlng her mother, Mrs. I
Woolf on Forest creek.
Ora Phillips, wife and son of
Klamath Falls passed through here
Friday en route to Pquaw lake to'
visit his parents. They returned
home Sunday.
William M. Green nnd family of!
Portland hnve moved Into the i
hnuce which they recently purehas-
ed of John Renault on West Call-
nlgh, May 17, at S o'oJnck. The
graduating class consists of five
hoys. Everyone is cordially in
HOW TO VOTE
FAIR
MILL LEVY
The proposition for the mill lux
levy for support of Ihe county fuir
appears on a separate ballot to
morrow and in the only proposition
on that ballot. . It will be hamlecl
each voter at the polls.
To. vote for the fair:
300 X for levy Yes.
Kvery person registered, man or
woman, whether a taxpayer or not,
is entitled to vote on the fair levy,
i It Is hoped that the proposition
will carry so work can beKln at
once to erect the necessary build
itjKS for a fair this Tall. ....,.....-
Gresham New Zion Kvangolical
church here Is dedicated.
with the enterlalniiunt and claim
it was one of the best ever put on
by that school.
Those who holit've In a rounty
fair and wo believe nearly every
one, does k1iou:o not fail to ko to
the polls next Friday nnd vote for
I the one mill levy, thuR assuring
We women 'of JacUson county j a permanent plant with all hulltl
are awake. We know the value nirs completed und an up-to-date
of the ballot, we must ao our exhibition every year.
If this measure falls to carry,
we will probably never have a
Jaikson county fair attain, and
we will watch our cherished
women's building cradually be
come a wreck.
Rums Krnnk Whltine sells
fat steers for $3714.
part, and do it wen.
J'lease il'n your share. Vote
1 300 "Yes."
JANE SNi:niooiti
,
Legion of Condemned
at Hunt's Craterian
An Interesting story showinK In
full detail the hazardous yet roman
tic life of a group of branded men
at the front a group of men who
owed debts to society und felt that
only death could cxplute their sins.
Nothing was too dangerous, any
mission that wan brounht on was
dispatched with reckless abandon,
so that soon they became the talk
of the front and of the entire world
when feats of valor were discussed.
Into this group is projected
young Clary Cooper as the Ameri
can newspaperman who wishes to
die because of supposed faithless
ness on the part of his sweetheurt.
Tho high spot In tho story comes
when Cooper Is forced to carry the
sweetheart (Kay Wray) across the
German lines us a spy.
In many of the flying sequences
. A well arranged iM-ogram. con
sisting mostly of musical numbers,
is being prepared to celebrate the
closing of rtnl' school next Friday
night. Among the special features
will be a six-piece orchestra from
the Medford school of music and
a talk to ihe .young people on high
er education by Uev. Mell of the
First Christian church of Medford.
There Is no admission charge and
everyone is invltfd.
Ontario has new Ice cream plant,
making !;00 gallons a day.
Pelican City Shaw-Ilertram Co.
reopens the old Wheeler-Olmslond
sawmills.
Ihe spectator Is carried along in
the cockpit of the "ship." living
really the life of the aviator In
hattle. And. the men who handled
tho "planes" were those pilots who
hnfl made nnmes for themselves as
ot during the worm war. trap
tain S. C. Campbell, of the Itrltlsh;
Ted Parsons, of the French, nnd
Ueut. Itudolph Schnd, of the Ger
man Air Corps, lake part In the
production. '
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"Break .the
Anderson-Chaney-Talent Ring
Anderson Talks of the Record
of Chaney
HERE IT IS
Chancy had a phanrc to make himself famous throughout
the United States in the DeAutremont ease. lie muffed it. "lie
didn't have anything on the ball." Jackson county hired George
Koberts, and paid him $2000 for doing Chaney 'h work for him.
Like water seeking its level, Chaney became the court room
usher of the DeAutremont case. '
ITc started out like a lion in the Talent case, but the going
became too hard and he -withdrew and the Attorney General
sent a lawyer to take up the burden. .
He got into trouble over his revolving fund, whose remark
able gyrations the grand jury finally solved, and it was a
"secret" no longer. Did the dry members of the bar rush to this
great champion of the prohibition law? (according to Anderson).
They did not! George Roberts and Porter Neff, both avowed
wets, did the rushing They defended him -without fee, so they
say. They arc good lawyers, both. Something odd here, friends.
Do you suppose Chaney is trying to play both sides against the
middle; is he talking dry to the drys and wet to the wets? Re
member the injunction in the Bible, " Hecau.se ye are neither hot
or cold I spew ye out of my mouth." Can either the drys or
the wets trust this man?
, Are you going to return to office a man who can neither
prosecute for Jackson county when she is in dire need of a
prosecutor, or defend himself when he is attacked?
Nominate Allison Moulton, a hard-fighting court lawyer, for
District Attorney of this county, on the Republican ticket.
"DRTVE TITE MOXEY-CJIAXOERS
TEMPLE," as the Christ did long ago.
OUT OP
THE
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Komh Tho Hiimmond Tillamook
Lumber Co. bu.l!n 10 mora cm-
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('oqulllt1 Work under way ra-ipnli-lriK
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I wiiy south of horo.
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