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MTOHPORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORKOOX, TUESDAY, o'fTOnRK 2:t, 192S,
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FEEL" WONDEIIFUL ? Food
txat "Stands By iTott ,
RESOLUTIONS BY
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BACKWARD PARTY MINING ACTIVITIES
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AMN uUuNlY ilHVtN BY X ASS i-ARt KtV VNG N
TEACHER MEETING' IN JACKSONVILLE SOUTHERN ORE.
OnH f8. IHliwIiiiy-
Thr folhiWhitf roioiHitloiiH ntoit-j .1 A.rKtfO.WillJ.1'
l by the JncRson (Monty aivMott 4 - NwIhI. KrIUny owning wim ! Tito mirmtlnnM lit IhCi .'Vimlit vnk
of tho Stnto Ti-nohoin' iiiwH'lnilon : tho cPni of n vory t'ijyuhli lini ) dn-ilgx,' Uk'1ioi Willi tho t'o-niion-In
wwhm Inst woek arc Ktilimlttcit whon tho losing kIiIo of tho. hlith I inft of tile old "Whllo dorm" mlno,
Protein, carbohydrates, laxatire
"bulk" find vltambie, plus toasty,
creamy delidousness. -,
for iiulilirntlnn.' ,
Ono resolution offoi'wl by tin
i ronimtttoc. oxnroKslnir roKi'ot that
'citfxens of Jm'kson county hail not
: adopted tho County l.'nlt plan and
oit'dkiiiK now faith In tho plan, wax
: by voto of tho body withdrawn, ( After raiiiom wore playod unrior tho
And was not voted upon, otherwise guidance of John t'oko. u buslneHS
..the resolution - wore adopted as i uieetttur -was held In oharue of Vlr
submitted and an here offered forjtrlnia r'ick Jo vhtoh plana were
-j print. ' istitnril: -. I laid for the winter's work, Ho-
1 1 , , A. t STHAXtiK, t'halr'innp freshnients consisting of cocoa.
K. A. WHITMAN 'sandwiches ami cake woro' served
i ' SARA VAN MKTHK after, which the Bursts' returneil
i ' JIHS. rAISVl.KVls j home hoping t hw another such
( ll MTKHS ! Rood time soon. . ..
i -Memliers :M?otninittco. I .'-Ray t'oleiiinn - roturnci!
school Sunday school class ' riivo ! situated about a inlle from Hold
tho winning side a party. Till ; ,"" "'"iwiia yimoj roan, mai -it
party was In the form of ait "Act iu revival In the .mining Industry of
Itackward" party, w here the Kiiests ; Southern OiBOfi, N f
were usherod In the Imok ttoor anil ! "!', big dredge has now been In
clothes were worn backwards', etc. I operation for several days and Is
''digging" , .unite ' it' largo area of
earth. To, one 'Who has never seen
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YouwlUllfct
-LOS ANGELES 1
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AT SAN FRANCISCO
HALL PAINT COMPANY
D37-R
407 E. Main
Fall House Cleaning
n dredge In operation II appear to
be n very large apparatus. The
hucketa which scoop the earth I
weigh about one ton each. The!
earth Is taken hy the buckets, I
which are run by a belt similar to!
a conveyor, into the dredge to run
It Through and obtain the gold fixim
home! the rock. As fur its Is'known now
: Resolutions of Jackson County : Sunday evening from 11 few- days j the ore 'taken In norms In prow
j Division vr Oi-tgo-n "State Teachers : hunting near 1-akc- View.- bringing ' very -satisfactory.' After -the. ilroccss
lassocjatio'n:. (.' .: r i ! home it fine largo deer. Ills fath-' of obtaining the gold Trooi the d'ln
i We. the teachers - of Jackson I r J: B. Coleman and -Mr. Torrll . Is completed, tho rocks and ore left j
'countj- lit 'the nnndal institute, as of .Metlfortl had itrcumiiaiiled htm tire taken from rhe di-edge on a Hell!
jxrmhhNl, herehy -sulwerlliB to the : on-the trip. ! and left up the creek. ,' i !
jfollowlng principle.-) and policies: j Marguerite - I'orter and Janet Tho dredge Is now working down
! We obligate ourselves to the ser-j clement of Medfnrd were guests the creek from tho left-hand fork. I
i, vice of children, 'hereby, resolving ; of Virginia Kick Frldny. As soon as they have covered this!
;to do all within our power to ren- : Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Severance: territory they will dredge from the I
-urr vuiwuki wortoy or lennersnip n .ors. r,. o. wiison spent Mi
over them thru right hnblts of I !' "ml Saturday TTunlng deer on
icomluct, worthy standards of life, i the Applcgate. -jand
a .consistent . loyalty to the! ' Mi's. Frank Saulsberry, Mrs.
j highest : Meals of our profession. I Vivian Wilson and Mr. Klnicr
mm ill
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forks of the creek tui the right
J hand iilde In the upper end of the
ijmce properly.-
At a i-ongli estimate. It' will tuke
' at least ten or more ye;-.is of steady
! work 16 go through the ground
' plannett, ' As lo whether or not
i i . . : .-.- v. I We i-esolve to endeavor constantly . Adams were Medfnrd - shoppers
. Nnw'ft th time to nrenarft for winter. We do all i " -return to our communities, in I Monday.
f . iW. ...V vuuiiviimuiuiih (,-ivi'ii i "v -Mo o i . giving o'thcy may and more ground to
kinds of interior decorating, , Tinting, - Painting, ; ""lws 'aV''riV",1l0',?';t.' '"l?,"" T"? "if:, ct- sl Ml .!. -io wimt they .megdy kv.
Paper Hanging and varnismng. 1 -
We have the latest spray equipment and are
able to give service on all jobs of this type. Let
us give you estimates.
vlgoro'ug effort, in (line devoted to
the -service: -
. In that wo are very proud of our
profession, we hereby agree this
year, to be always prompt In the
recognition of all professional lit
nntl
tern Star
Invited.: :
Mr. and Mil.
lasoriH.
their friends
Has
when thesf reach the miner end of
aie,,). r.tmwi Ytrnn... I. nn. ......
i i fc" , i hut If ir proves valuabel enough the
John IVrnofl and .1. ...,.
lltfln u,.n I nf HMI l""""" WOI-R ail lirop.
i" A", JL , 1 ' , ,Py which Is available. A night
t,f" mo'?"''- ployed, and several feel of ground
, am, ,u-ni(y -..- "). 1 ney report j n ..i,,,,.. ,. .. ,
to- the various teachers" orcanlxa I excellent
tions, and freedom to share with 1 beautiful.
-roads.;, and. . the
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other teachers such professional
discoveries and methods as we may
' finri naAfnl - Wa ul,..il . t.t
ttfy ourselves with the community
j life of our districts thus seeking to
j give direction and tone to its nc
lUvitics. We shall consistently en
tdeavor to obey ihe laws of our
countrj". to promote Its welfare, to
defend lis honor, nnd as loyal
citizens, to exercise the ballot with
every earnest, and careful consid-
. .Mr. and Mrs.- Il.irvey Zook were
calling on fiicntls hore. Monday
morning. They stin ted for- Cali
fornia Tuesday where they expect
to spend the winter. .
Mrs. Ki-.ink Saulsberry nnd son
Juhn M.. were in Mcdford Sunday.
W. O. DeWuyne of Medford was
calling in Jacksonville Sunday
. . ii-hiii.'s. me ot'KioiiiiiK or-opern
110ns 01 inis oreilge tne worKlngs
upon the old "White Horse" mine
are giilnlug hendwiiy. The o.uaii
mill which was to be erected at the
old Hnycs diggings Is now well
nnder wa and i(l he completed
and resay tor work In the near
future. Tti.' mine Is being looked
over and preliminary work being
Several men are employed
prepem building the mill nnd
1 .
Vp nnA M f;..., 1 1 . UOnC.
.. .. V. J .HUIULI- illlO I
fnillliv anil Mr. unci Dry h,.l,.t.
.Madsen nnd family, all of Forest 1 ,0"h,- ""r " nosinning open,-
eratlon of the effects of such a.fek have moved Into tho house j t'?IU' "' n,,n'- Th' "Pining of
; belonging to Toft an.l siev....n i : lwo ' " lirgest mining aetlvlt!
.North Jacksonville formerly owned ! ,n ' "'""' 'lemlnd of th- past
iu'ii iiujb tti rHiiiiut'rn 1 'I rt:nn
vote.
In short, we shall try to urove
I ourselves always worthy fit mem , 18- w- H. Uir.h
1 hership in a prent profeKf Ion. wi-J -Mr. nml Mi-k. A,t, , 1 WooiIh nnl
jthy to be fit associates nnd lenders little tlitURhter were in Mlf.nl
'nf hllrfA I . .. ... . ' . . . ..
ourselves Amerlenn citizens. j Mim Wllma Jhely returned to
t We commend to the voters of "ei? Hehool work .Monday mornhiK
state that steps be taken to re- after several days visit with her
organize he state department of I lrentn. Mr. and .Mrs. John Shely
educathin in such manner ns to of Central Point.
inaKe the office of tho state super- Air. and .Mi's. i-Ved Porter and
Jni-k Tidnle left Sunday evehlnu
on ihv SliHStn for tMilcucn. He has
accepted u poMltlon there with hh
Klorslielm Shoe comptuty. Is
Kidns by way of I-os Angeles. here
he will stop off fur two iys nml
visit friends and ndntlves and then
continue hts trip. It Is expected
that he - will arrive at Chlcnico
lntendent of public instruction rt daughter Huchel of KoIIokk. Mnho !wUn,n nine dayw and his position is
nwauintr mm wnen ne arrives. ,
It's all over now the dcr sea
son. If you haven't Kt one what-
non-political office to which the ! wore visitors of .Mr.. and Mrs. ! T.
inflimhoni uhnll nh.. ...t..ii.. 1 W'llvin fcVIHnv
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: on the grounds of his fitness fori -Mr- nn1 ,rK- Duncan McClnln
i me pos-.on miner tnnn of hisian" x'uncan. jr.., or. Klamath
I membership in any part or resl- were visiting friends (n Jnck-
uem:c in uny state . teunwne fununy urternoon.
We -urge the teachers of the j- Chester Jones nnd son
state to rally to the defense of the ' Junior nceomiuinled her husband
two-mill elementary school tax. i to 'heir home, at Mt. Shasta tity.
which is being submitted lo attack ' Calir. Mrs. Jones has packed frulf
In 'certain quarter. We believe -al fnI' 'n Medford..
; that this measure Is directly re- David I.ee has moved Into the
Snonfdhle rnr-miink n .. i little 'entttlire nf ft W r-i..l,.-u
1 " ... . ,,1 ui.-miuiiUl i " "ill
j advancement our calling Has made I 'heir property on South Firth'
. ot recent years and tnr much of "reel. ,
i the inpreased efficiency manifested ! Thp "chool hoard held their
j in our elementary schools, . and i "onual- Budget meeting Thursday
BASS-HUETER
Color Harmony Interior Finishes
1 that the renenl of this n, ! night
would bo a step backward which Chester Walters nnd wife of
! would he disastrous to the schools Ahlr.nd were visitors at the v.. ft.
' i of Oregon. "j-Dunnlngton home Sunday,
j We pledge ourselfes to continue j w- D. " Barnes nnd her
Jour support of the movement tO:molhe Mrs. Wilson and mm Dnn-
establish a department of educa-l"'' aml Mri' Renmes of l'hoenix
j tlon with a secretary In the presl- we'e visitors ht the T. f, Xorrls
j dent's cabinet to represent the home Kiiday. -
'education of America. We think Mr' ana Mrs. Koy flrlch nnd
it is a shame nnd Mlsgruce that ! Bnl r ,lc,,-n "no son Krank of
war should be represented by tw o ! -Ashland vicinity, were calling on
members nf the cabinet and cducn-J ",lrt relatives here Sunday
"The
beautiful homes"
Hon be denied representatives and
We urge the citizens of Americu to
right this injustice.
He recommend that the flnan
clal support be drawn more, from lnB trlp f,un,,ay-
corporation or Income taxes
both and less from real property.
And wo. urge that school funtls he
appropriated upon the basis of
teachers employed or pupils In nt- I nl"nlt ,hc no,'mal school at Ash-
tendance rather than iipon census 1 spent the week end visiting
enrollment.. We believe that such!"1 'he homes of Mr. and Mrs. Karl
a plan would contribute much ir. " h,te on" 5,r"- Corn White.
Bank Balance and
Reputation
Even if nobody knows how much
' money you have in your .bank
account, it pays to keep a good
balance always on hand '
For the man who always has a
safe balance is in a position to
pay all his obligations promptly
even if unexpected expenses arise
and the prompt payer earns the
confidence and respect of everyone.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
H : j' .-'Medford, Ore.' ' , Ig
- QEDERAL RESERV
, -
rive children of the smaller, more
remote schools the educational op-
..... ....? iu nincii iney are as
American citizens entitled.
We urge thnt steps be taken to
Increase the library facilities of
our -rural schools. Wo do this be
cause we know that the ton-cents
per year library appropriation 'at
present levied docs not provide
anything llko adequate rending
material for the children or the
smaller schools.
We appreciate deeply the out
standing merit of the work heins
done In the Southern Oregon Nor
mal school under the presidency -of
J. A; Churchill and urge tho state
legislature to tnko steps to provide
the additional equipment needed
to enre for the growing ntton.
I dance.
j We take this means of thanking
I Superintendent Kusanne Homes
j Carter, State Superintendent C. A.
Howard, the various Instructors nt
Jthls Institute, Bupt. Ilrlscoe nnd the
I board of education of Ashland, nnd
the citizens of Ashland for the
many kindnesses we have received
during tho time we have been in
attendance nt the Institute. ',
Wo hereby express our entire
approval of the administration of
the schools of the county during
the Inst four years by Hunt. Carter,
and our pride In the excellent
sln'ndlng gained thruout the state.
We, as an organized group of
tenchers.. believe thnt wo should
geti behind the educational pro
gram ns outlined for the stnte or
Oregon by Supt. C. A. Howard. We
commend his stand nnd In ns much
ns it makes ror simplicity and or
ricloncy In all lines or educational
effort.
We believe that tho state of Ore
more, you aren't going to get one.
The season closed last Friday, Oc
tober 20. Although there were sev.
ernl residents of this section thnt
got their deer, there are several
mure who had to be contented with
fried trucks and some more yet
that never even found the tracks.
A number of exceptionally large
specimens of deer wor taken this
year. nnd.Judglng from nil reports,
this season seemed to he jito an
Improvement over the previous
one. Although the deer season 'Is
now over, the hunters still can snl
Isry their delre ror wild game by
hunting quail, pheasant, geese nnd
ducks.
Vaughn Qunkenhush " returned
home over Sunday ror ji visit with
his family. He Is now being em
ployed ot Weed. Cnlir.. on n logging
contract held by Krnext llelnking
of this city. ;
The Gold Hill high school gave ,1
carnival on Inst Friday evening,
October 19, at tho high school gym
nasium. Ijist year a carnival of
the same sort, Involving huln done,
ers, confetti, candy, and toy booths
nnd many other notorious attrac
tions was given, nnd It set an exnm-
I pie to be followed this year In order
to. raise monoy for tho general stu
dent body fund, A largo crowi at
tended and ninny attractions were
put before them. Kveryono had n
good time and enjoyed the evening.
The proceeds, which umounted to
about one hundred dollars clear,
was Incorporated Into tho general
fund of the student body In order
to finance student activities for tho
ensuing year. Tho student body In
general, together with tho high
was calling on friends h.,e Th "'"""i iucuuy, wont 10, extend tholr
day afternoon. , . . "Pfreclatlon to tho peoplo of th
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The party or hunters consisting
or Ralph Jonnlngs. Cliff Dunnlng
ton, Di.n.-ild Dorothy and Charles
Dunford returned from' their hunt.
Air. and Mrs. George Maxwell
were dinner guests or Mr. anil Mrs.
f!rant .Velson or MeiUord Sunday.
.iiss rneima ljwls who Is nt-
' .Mrs. .Mary Wendt or Medford, a
former resident of this place nt
tended the Presbyterian church
here Sunday and was greeted
her many friends here.
Mrs. John J'ernoll nf Annlegatc
hy
Mrs. E. J. McCumsey of I'lacer
vllle, Calif.; and- Joseph Evans of
Missoula, Montana who have been
visiting their brut her, . Samuel
Evans nnd family for the past
week departed ror their, homes
Saturday. . Mrs.i , McCumsey and
Samuel Evans hud not seen their
brother Joseph ror fifty-two years.
George U. VoHt,. former resident
of Jacksonville, pusscd away at
the home. of his daughter, Mrs, J.
W. Clark of .Medford, Sundny
evening, Oct. 21.; Funeral services
will he held nt the Presbyterian
church of Jacksonville Tuesday at
T p m, land the remains will be
laid., to rest In the .Incknonvillc
cemeter
gon should adopt laws to furnish
free Text books to 'the pupils of tho
state. - -';';
We believe that n teachers 're
tlremcnt fund should bo estab
lished to take care or teachers who
have given the best years nf their
lives to the education of the slate,
Mall Tribune, ads are read by
80,000 people eery day. f
community In genernl for attend
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ment over the one given Inst yf nr.
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