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o o TAKES' OVER DUTY Hi ASHLAN'D, Or.. Jr.n. 5. (Spe cial) Asl. land's city council, with four new members uuswerinK tu roll call, met Wednesday ninlu to organize for tho cominK term, tier itltl Wenner, Frt'U" Taylor, Jauip Hnrsfy aud If. 1.. Clayconib took their places an nfwly elected niem bera. Mi-.yor J. K. Thornton -anil Councllinen W. K. Illake and O. T. herrfjner maUo up the remainder of the hoard. Kconomy is to be the objective of the new board, economy that will keep the .taxpayers' burdens from becotniui? oppressive. The problem of tbu comicn its stated by Mayor Thornton Is the coupling of economy wltli efficiency. The mayor pointed out the fact that the water system and the city's water needs are imperative mat tors for consideration. He advises a larger use of the Talent water lor irrigation and mentioned the recent action of the city council in attempting to Influence legisla tion by congress to protect the Ashland watershed and to prevent the destruction of timber, lie also mentioned the progress of the work of fencing the watershed to keep stock from coming into t,he re stricled area. Mayor Thornton stated that ho had found that oue man on a committee can work more efficiently i):nn many, so com mittees for the coming year are composed of one or two members. lrt W. E. I. lake was selected to serve as chairman of the couucil and the following committees were appointed: Finauce, Oscar Iterg ner and Gerald Wenner; electric light, James 11. Horsey; water, Or. W. B. Blake; streets, H. I.. Clay comb; fire, Fred Taylor; realty and cemetery, finrald Wenner. Os car T. llergner and W. E. lilake. Instead of appointing a sanitary committee the mayor stated that It was bis lutention to choose oao of the city employes later to act as sanitary Inspector. The same de partment heads as have served the past year were renamed for the several positions. Salaries of city employes will re main the Bamo as last year. The appointment of city engineer and cemetery Hexton was postponed. Dr. W. E: Blake was inado, chair man of the board of health. Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt and baby daughter of Malin. Klamath county, came to Ashland on Wed nesday to attend to husluess er rands anil to visit with Mr. Hunt's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Dodge on the Boulevard. ' ICiitheriue Estes vlsitod her mother in Oakland, Cal., and re turned to her home near Talent a few days ago. ChaTles Hooper is in town for a few dayB from his ranch in the Dead Indian country to visit his family. Clyde Simons is in Ashland from eastern Oregon and is visitln-5 his sisters, Mrs. J. I. Mars and Mrs. 1J. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Eonney and son, Charles of Klamath Fulls have been visiting during the holidays with relatives and friends in Mod ford. The three returned to their home Tuesday and were accompa nied by Curtis llonney and Hay Lagesou, who will visit with rela tives In Klamath county. Jerry Lorton of the I.ilhia Springs hotel force was visiting with friends In Medford Tuesday evening. ' Miss Lois Hansen has been upending the vacation tlmo with ber parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Hansen, on Manzanita street and left a few days ngo to resume Uer teaching. The men's discussion group met Thursday evening in the Congrega tional church building for the reg ular bi weekly assembly. Wiu. I. Walter, Y. M. C. A. secretary and president of the Kiwanls club, ud dressed the group on "The Place of Christ in a Man's Life." About 20 men and young men were pres ent and entered heartily Into n dis cussion followiug the talk by Mr. Walter. A fine dinner was nerved In the early part of the evening. Lee Bussey, un employe of the Shell Oil station on East Main street returned to his work Wed nesday after spending a vacation of two weeks in Portland and other northern cities. H. Sommers of Talent was in Ashland Wednesday, making pur chases and visiting friends. Charles Hurber returned Tuesday to his borne nu Fairvlcw street from Klamath Falls. He had been over on a business trip to his lor nier home. Miss Jane Orey was visiting In Ashland this week from Klnmatb county. ' .Milton Biegel of Walla Walla. Wash., son of Mrs. Charlotte Uic ;el on Morton street, wbo has been In Ashland to spend the holidays with his mother and sister, return ed Saturday to Walla Walla. Clark Ilutterfleld. who left Ash land two weeks ago to attend .school at Colorado Springs. Colo., writes of his very Interesting trip east, lie visited in San. Francisco with ohl friends, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miirske. In Denver he visited Mr. nd Mrs. Robert Throne, one-time Ashland residents. Clark spent Christmas wltb a brother of Coach Walter Hughes, a former Instructor and athletic coach of the Ashland high BChool. -MT. and Mrs. Milton Franklin en tertained delight fully New Year's evening at their borne oo East Main street, the affair honoring Mr. Franklin's birthday. Games, music and dancing filled the time until a lnte hour when the hostess served dainty refreshments. Those who were guests at the Frnnklln Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Knoj. Mr. l ome were Mr. and Mrs. William rnd Mrs. Clarence Dodge of MVd ford, and Miss Thelms Ilervey. K. L. Gordon of Portlond Is a visitor in Ashland this week at tending to business matters. Lawrence Maxwell, a sludenl at rrtn nnmiiiin irin NbjtAK! I o the Southern Oregon normal school sjwnl Ulft holiday vacatkU with1 friends at Drain, Ore., and returned to his school work Wednesday. Mwiea ilar;aret McCoy and Fraures Ptatt, teachers in the Tal ent public schools, spent the holi day season with their parents In Ashland and have teturned to their work. Carl Darling of Darling's studio in the l.ltbia Springs hotel build ing left Wednesday for Klamath Fulls and Fort Klamath to spend u vacation of two weeks with rela tives and unds. In Fort Klam ath ho will visit a brother. Mr. and Mrs. William Myer re turned last Wcdnmday from u vl.iit to their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Hicks, and family at Eugene. They were gone about 10 days and also visited their son. Cedrlc Myer, and family at Klamath Fails. TABLE ROCK DIST. G II TAKLR HOCK. Ore. Jan- 5. (Special.) A crew of workmen are setting Hcvnral acres to ju-ar Irop.s at the Schafr orchard. The ptiM year witnessed many improvement! here, Mich ns equipment, dwellings, dairy barns, tanning, machinery, LiVfKtock nnd automobile?. Christmas, the Mk holiday of the year, in past and a new year has dawned, and it soems that the Inn; drought hns come to an end, at least in thin section. The Christmas entertainment .Monday night, was well attended and in spite of the prevailing flu epidemic, was a .success in every way. The house and tree were taste fully decorated with the usual over greens and bright-colored, decora tions, an emple supply of candy nuts and present were on hand. A rood program was carried nut without a hitch, and, last but not least, old Santa Clans appeared in person, much to the enjoyment of the kiddies and old folks as' well. Donald Wilson and Kvelyn Dam num have returned to their school duties nt Kugene and Cor va His, re spectively. Mr. and Mrs. L.orn Gregory nnd children weru Christmas dinner guests of relatives near Ashland. ' Mrs. 13. O. Wilson has just re ceived word from the east that her uncle was killed and her aunt bad ly injured in an automobile, acci dent December 24. .Mel Atkins returned for the Christmas holidays from central California, where he had been for the ant few weeks on business. MiH Alice Seabrooko, who wpent the holidays here with home folks, was unable to return to her school work nt Ashland this week, owing to injuries received while coasting Tuesday near lnion Creek. Miss Kva Neaion of Medford spent Christmas dsy and New Year's day with relatives here, this being the extent of her holiday va cation. Delightful numbers on the Christmas program furnished by. people from out of the district wore those of Mrs. Strohmeer and Miss Doris Richardson of rteall Lane and Mr. Wagner of Ashland. George Uoleomb,. former owner of the Sams Valley mineral sprinKS, Is back in' the volley after. a sev eral months' visit with relatives in Texas and Oklahoma. "While away Mr. Holcomb took :i pleasure (trlp to the Ozark mountains back n Arkansas, 115 miles from any rail road. Here he found the good old fashioned hospitality onu reads about in stories but seldom meets up with in real life, which extend ed even to the county clerk's of fice, where he was given permis sion to hunt without having' to buy-a hunting license.. Friend hre w're orry to hear of the death of Archie Hull re cently in Medford, and deeply hym pathixe with relatives left to mourn. Archie Hull was a brother of lSlnw Hull of this district, and had been employed at th Modoc orchard prior to his illnes.i. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Quackenbush, who were stricken with the flu about Christmas time, are reported to be much better at this writing. Mrs. Lulu Teniand, who has been visiting relAtlves here for several weeks, left last week for southern California, where she will remtiin until spring. ' Kevt-ral from here went to Knglcj Point Tuesday night to attend the' Installation ceremonies when the I officers of the Sams Valley, Kagle! Point, Jacksonville and rake Creek! Oranges were installed for the com-; ing year. i Among Ihe large Christ mas" par-1 ties here was the one at the .N'oaton j ranch, when 32 Immediate relatives,' mostly cousins, partook of the. usuul Christ mag tree on the afternoon of December 23. Several from here attended "the fniieral of Ezra Wehler last Thurs day at Bams Valley. Mr. "Webber ttH a Veteran of the Civil war and a highly respected citizen of his community, . ( The large number - of farmers faces appearing in the New Year's edition of tho Mail Tribune caused lU'.tp a little excitement here ns people nre not accustomed to see ing the fnccN of "sons of toil" so prominently displayed except where one has hr' cauKht with an rxtra large supply of "mash" rr com mitted some other out of the or dinary offens. However, this particular . page w.1s devo4ed to the Jackson county Granges, the large and rapidly m rowing farmers' organization and the pictured were of the hends or higher officer of the different Granges, Ttttlrat Thrntrr. NEW YOItk. Jan. 6. W Tbcr is to o n new top for the Great Whit Way. The Vox Ihejitren corporation Ik to put up t 5 2 -story bti'ldlpff nt Broad way and "47th street. It will bo the tnllcflt in tho theatrical district. MEDFOTin MXIL TRIBUKn, .ArEDFORTl. St. Mark' l.pWviul. Corner Oukdule and filth Ht. 3 a. m.. Holy communion. 10 a. in.. Sunday school. 11:15 n. m.,' Holy communion. Wm. H. Hamilton, lUMor. Nainrluo Church Central and Jackson. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. l're:iching followed by sacra ment, 11 :: m. N. Y. f. S. 6:30 p. m. Kvangelittic service ;:30 p. m. l'raer meeting t Wednesday I 7:30 p. m. :. O. Crow. pastor. First llMptlst Church. Sunday school promptly at 9:45. Come on time with your bible. J. K. Woitman, superintendent. Dr. Ka ton's morning subject, "What of tlie New Year." Kvening, "Cantata," by choir of First Itaptist church of Ashland. You will miss u treat if yuu miss this. 4 ChurrJi of God. North Holly and Haven streets. C. A. Cooper, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Preaching, 11 a. m. Sen-ice, 2:30 p. m. Kvoning service, 7:30 p. m. The evening service, will mnrk the beginning of the revival, with Kev. K. W. Hopkins, the evangtd ist. Come nnd hear the old-time Holy Ghost preaching during this campaign. First Christian Chuiclu Ninth and Oakdale streets. Car man 13. Mell, minister. Office nnd pastor's study in the church. Phone 1007. ltesiitence phone 1337, "Test Our Welcome." Morning worship and communion 10:50. Sermon topic, "Tho Safe and Sure Refuge." A service of worship and happy fellowship. Popular evening service. 7 :30. Good singing, special music. Ser mon. "Imitators." Itiblo. school assembly by depart ments, 0:4 5. Christian Kndeavor (iroups will meet at 6:30. Di'vciplcs Assembly of Jesus Christ. 128 Kast Main street, upstairs. W. K. Itrown, pastor. Meetings during the week: Tues day. Thursday and Saturday, 7:30 p. m.; also meetings at 11 a. m and 7:30 p. m. on Sunday, and adult IJlble study, 3 p. m. Sunday. Subject, "The Law of Mokus." We preach the old-lime gospel of ih kingdom, the new birth, water bap tism, according to Matthew 28:10 and the baptism of the Holy Spirit as in Acts 2:4. Also divine healing as in James 6:14-15. Public Invited to attend all meet- , Valley lUullo Church, (Undenominational.) Hill Hay, pastor. P. O. r.ox 018, Medford: Phone Jacksonville 102. . liroadcasts every Sunday, 8 p. m.. over KMKD, Medford, Ore. Opening chorus, "Come . to the Church O'er the Kndio." Prayer, Scripture, old-time sac red songs. Solos, A. J, MacDon ouj:h. the Scotch tenor. Mesf-age. "Kept by the power of God,", by the pastor. My; 1029 New Year's resolution is found in the Iiible: "l deter mine not to know anything among you save Jesus Christ and Him crucified." English l.mliciun Church. Fourth and Oakdale. "Where the Way Is Ma.de Plain." Dr. II. C. flunk, pastor, Tel. 1 424.. Residence, 618 West Fourth street. Hour of worship'; 11 a. m. "Gold en' Opportunities', will be the sub ject by the pastor for the mornlnj; service. . Special music Orgena prelude, "The Woodland Chapel" Schneckep Offertory, "Offertory In I3-flat" Lor man '.March" Ashford Seeking for You" Postlude, Anthem, Ashford The iliblu school begins at 10:1a a. m., with classes for all ages. The public is cordially invited to at tend the special services for the first Sunduy in the new year. I'trst Oimvli or Christ, SHintlst Authorized branch of Mother Church, . the First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Boston, Mass. Services are held every Sun day at. 11 o'clock, church edifice, 212 North Oakdale . Subject for Sunday, January 6: "God." Sunday school at 9:4.1, . Appli cants under the age of ' 20 may be ndrnittcd, Wednesday ' evening meetings, which d n c I u d e . testimonies of Christian. Hcle-nee' healings, "' a.t ; S o'clock. " 'V v . ';. The rending trqnni which Is -In til Medford btilldipg is open dally firom 12 to 4 except Sundays and holidays.; The llihle and all authorized Christian Scionce lit erature may fhe read, horrowed or purchased. The public is cordially Invited to attend the servlceH and virit the reading room. I Main Street Methtb.t Omrch, So. ' The friendly church on tho cor ner. -James . Cinder, pastor. Dr.- Huberts, superintendent of the Sunday school, desires to have a full attendance next Sunday, the first Sunday of the new year. Classes. for all ages, with competent teachers. In thn absence of the pastor, Kev. II. M. Hranham, it former pad or. will preach mornlntf and evening. The Kpworth league will meet nt R:30 p. m. Study of the Christ of the Indin n I toad HI he the hook for study nnd discussion. M id -week services on Wednes day evening nt 7:15. Come to these services for the good you can do. - All are cordially Invited to thec service at all times. Fllt MetlMslLst Chtirrh. - W. Main At Lnurel. rinymond H. Heea, Minister, The church nchool, 95 a. m. Mornintc worohlp, 10:44 a. m.. morning worship. The choir la slnginc "God Who Madttst Karthi and Henven," an anthem by Pon tius. The minuter is Fpoakin; on th subiect. "The Challenge i of 1929 to the Soul." j The young people's hour, C:30( p. m. , . lUppy Sunday evening hour,. j":30 p. m. Twenty-six business i j and professional men of the city i have bef aked to Kiv "Myj ; New Years Wih for Medford." t Mr. Uee will speak Oil "A i Heart's Desire.' , A school of religion will open J ! W ed n e sd a y evening at 7:30 f o r ja weekly session, offering courses J Im 'Teacher Training." "The St"vv jaidship of lufe." "iteliions of ', the World," and "Social Pioneer j Ing." All ore welcome to enroll. letter Days Saint Church- Sunday school will be held In the' Odd Fellows' hall. Sunday. 10 a. in..' January Sth. Subjects to he studied will be the! pritMhood and authority. A clas for everyhody. Our concert resertalion will be as follows: Ho teach us to live that we may apply our hearts to wisdom. We believe in being honest, true, chaste, benevolent, virtuous, and in doing good to all men: indeed, we may say that we follow the admon ition of Paul: Wo believe nil things, we hope all things, we have endur ed many things, and hope to be able to endure all things. If there is anything virtuous, lovely or of trood report or nraiseworthv. wo nft'U nflor ihnfin fhlriifs ' Kverybody welcome. Members urged to 'attend. W. K. Stevens. Sunday school superintendent, phone 1343-It. Iivihyterlim Chuivh. Kighth and Holly. Kdvvin Percy Uuvrence, minister, r13 So. New town. The new quarter begins today. Pupils are urged to be present and get the beginning of the new les sons. Hour, 9:45 a. m. 11 a. m.. Sermon, "Vicarious Suffering." minister. Organ, "In a Monestary Garden" Ketelbey Offertory, "ltarcarolle" Arensky Anthem, "Jesus. Thou Joy of Loving Hearts" Verdi-Nevin "The Hadiant Morn Hath Passed Away" Kev. Woodard Children's sermon. "Two Giants." 5 p. m.. Vesper, service. A candle-lighted communion service. Organ "Gethsamane" Frytdnger "Traumeral" ...Schmnnh Tenor solo. "oh. Love That Would Not Let Mo Go" Lexington Darker A. J. MacDonough. Hnrn solos. "Silent Night, Holy Night, "Nearer My God to Theo" Hetty Stennett C. K. at 6:30 p. m.; social hour 6 p. m. 4 . Daily Meteorological Report ' January 6, 1929. l'oren.sts. - Medford and vicinity: Tartly clor.dy nnd local Kround fo to night nnd Sunday. Continued cold. Lowest temperature tonlKht about 30. OreKon: Fair, but with local ground fogs tonight and Sundny. Continued cold. Txk'uI Data as Teiniieralurp tdeif.l.... :u HIKhest (last 12 hrs.) ,15 34 Lowest (last 12 hrs.) 2S 32 Kel.) Humidity (pc) 88 98 Preclpltntlon (in.)..:... .Oil .00 State of weather ....Cloudy Cloudy Total nrecioltntlon sitien Men. tember 1, 1928, 7.19 inches. Sunset today, J:34 p. m. Sunrise Sunday, 7:39 n. m. Sunset .Sunday, 4:DG p. m. O bie rvationa Token at 5 A.M. , . 12Hh Meridian Time Hnker City CITY V.' 3 3:3 i : V : "P : 32 2 Clear lli 10 Clear 35 20 Cleur 28 2 Clear 20 20 Snow 61 40 Cldy. 18 4 Cldy. CO ' C2 Clear 48 38 Cldy. 0.2 34 Clear! 40 ' 30 Cldy.i 00 38 Cldy. 44 ,' 311 Cldy. 82 20 Clear 06 4 4 Cldy. 32 10 Clear 44 30 Clear 36 18 Cldy. 32 24 Cldy. .... If, Clear HIsmarcic Uoise Denver Ies Moines Fresno Jleh'na '. ld Angeles Mnrshfield Phoenix . Portland lted Hluff :..... Itoseltiirrr . I Malt Uike city Man Francisco ... Santa Fa ......... Seattle Spokane Wnlla Walln .. Wlnnlpep: . I.. W. DICK, AIU:orololsl. TWO GIRLS LISTED FOR SAVING LIVES CnrfAOO, Jan. 5. P Two Kirt head thn list of awards of the president's , medal of tho Na tional Hiifety council, announced today. Tht-y nre Miss tola F. Wilhnm. S'oux Kails, H. D.. and Miss Mary LnuRhter, Hock port. Texas. Miss Wllham, nltrht chief ope rator for the Northwestern Hell Telephono company, Hloux Vnp. resuseated Jnmei I'rultt. who wan overeom hy yean fumes. tln lUuKhter revived Verna Hrundtt. 10, Hoekport. after the Rlrl sunk fn a deep channel while swim minjf. The prenldent'fi medal In nwnrd d to mrsons who nnvo llvf usinK the Behoefer prone pritiurv method, of . respiration. . . . Other who received the awards 'nrluded Orlo CumminKH, CofVal OftKUON. SATrftDAV. GEO. LITTLE TAKES PLACE AS MAYOR JACKSONVILLE, Ore., Jan. (Special.) At a special meeting of the city council Wednesday even ing the following city officers were installed: Geor--e 1. title, imiviir: Hi.y Coleman, recorder, and Jiml"0"'" in t,l tounlry. A delicious Lyttle, councilman. luncheon was served at 1 uVlnck Hal Ogl.. returned to his home!'" t;lhl" "fuutit'ul with the holi ai Klamath Falls Monday . after I l,ll lcniations. The remainder swendinu i'hH...u W....L- u-i.h ).iif l"'' :tteriiooii was spent with parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. K. lieveiend Jones and wile of Ash land calb'd on Dr. and .Mi. Hob insnn Tuexdny evening. Mr. ami Mrs. V. A. cliilil.Ms nn.l daughter M a x i n e wei guests of Mr. and Mr Jones of Medford New Y dinne Chastur ur's day. Mis. .lame, T. liuckW and snni,.,. , n,u.u(.0 , v j,.kson oitnty Lotus of Itiu h worn callini; nn i ,,.. ,...,. ,.,,., ii.., .. !.. i,., friomls in town Weilnrsilay. Mrs. 'ivi;m Uracil was a Med ford caller Wednesday. Mr.s. Nettle Thompson and son Junior and Anna Saltmarsh pent j .-umi.iy niKIlt la tne Home of Mr. and Mrs. rhiis Ki'i-cmi. Mrs. P. J. Fiek is iniprovini; now after havintr been .Uite ill at her home her., for several days. eisi, is 8iemlfn the holliliiys with 'the hostess, .Mrs. Jackson. .Miss Moiiio Ilritt. Miss l.inzle , j,r married sister in Ashland and! '. A. llrown is confined to his Iltuter and Kmil Itrilt were dlnnorUlso visltiim l'rieuils In this com-'homo wit h the flu. Mr. Huxley is ttuesix of John r. Miller at the Medford hotel New V ear's day. They afterwards attended the show nt the fraterian. Mrs. M. V. Cotton, after spend ing tho holidays at the home of her daughter. Mrs. It. J. llolver-i stott at Coriuille, Ore., passed through here Wednesday nn her re turn to Copper, when? she Is em ployed at the Daffodil mine. A. I.. Smith of Merrill is spend in the week at the Unuue Hlver sanitarium. Vector Cantrnll of Allnias. Cul.. son of fimar t'antrall, hns returned In his home after spending several duys with his relatives in Medford and Jacksonville. Mr. ami Mm. N. C, Kniythc nnd daughter Lois spent the .Christmas holidnys at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. (1. A. rage of Krtrt Klamath, Ore. They returned home Mon day evening. 40. A. Kitchen of Kilk, Ore., is spending a few weeks at the X. C 8mythe home. Ho accompanied them on .their Christmas trip.1 Mrs. K. O. Merrifield Is reported III at her home with tonsilitis. Mrs. Henry Miller and children attended the open installation of the Relief Corps at the Armory in Medford Thursday. A hot chicken dinner was served at noon. A large crowd was present. A very plens fthOtlitiO w'au reported. Mrs. A" CI. Knips, who lives on the Jackson-ville-Medford highway, alHo nttend ed. The pioneer class of Die Preshy terian church, taught by O. O. Kanden. held a mothers' and sons' hnnquet at the church Friday even ing. After nn evening ot gnines. ice cream and cake was served. A father and son hnnnuct for tin' same class Is heing planned for a later date. Miss Kvelyn Applegate returned Wednesday evening- to Han Fran cisco after spending the holidnys visiting relatives here nnd in iVo volt. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kick enter tained nt dinner .Sunday Mr. nnd MiH. Vivlnn Heach nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Miller from Provolt, Miss Kvelyn Applegate and Mis. Walker were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Chftwood New Year's day. Mr. nnd Mrs. 12. H. Pevernnce and daughters Ruth and Florence Mny itnd Mr. and Mrs. Howard Itare and children were dinner guests New Year's evening fit the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Kick. IS. IeWOm of FOOTS CREEK ENJOYS A VISIT FI FOOTS CltKEK, Ore., Jan. B. (Siieclnl) lister Holing haa been pnrchfifilnK n studehaker tour- lni; car. Mr. Folk arrived Friday nlirht for n vlKlt with her Mlnter, MrH. Dalo1 Norton. Their mother, Mt'M. Hoit of DiM'atnr, Ark., died on the evenltiK ot the 26th. . ' Clay mien Ih dolnc nicely In the hospital, where he wan taken to he treated for lilood polxonlnK. MIhh Kmrna t Iiinnynw of .Med ford .h vljiitlnf; her niiter, .Mr. C-eorpe Lance. Misn (Jannyuw In aufferinK with poor health. Mm. HerthiL I'over Im HUfferlne with .mi nlln.f n flu Mlin Ih' i-pendliiK ih -holiday with her duiikhter, Mr. I.e.iter Itollnu. Kil Kotfter earno home f:hrlMt ma. He Ih finite III with Hhlni;tH. .Mr. and Mm. John Hhort made a "trip to Medford W'edneKdny on hutiinenH. llrntlierH Mi-et, niCll.MONI), Cal., Jan. :.IPi Ira Jimeph Ilnckett nrrlved here from llilffalo. N. y., and niet on the Htreet it brother he believed killed nt the battle of Chateau Thierry In 19IS. The brother wu Wnlter II. llaeketl. late of Utn An- Reicii. He wan s.iwrd and wounded at f'hatPHii Thierry, nnd imported dead. Itoth tho brotherx had heen out of touch with other relatives. ' fccvkn Hi -art linlin. LOK ANOKI.OH, Jnn. ft. T MrH. 'lna Crook, wife of a ritniK grower, rtiied M rtt. MehntO. M'k er. wlf of Leo M. Meeker. renl dent of the Ian-Anierlean lmnk. fr $100,000. nltculnjc Mm. Meek-r' had alienated the offeetlonn of Mri. f'rook'n hunhnnd. Hhe mild Mm. Meeker had :i)0,000 in her own right. .TANlTAUV .r. V.m. REPRESENTATIVES 4-H TO CHICAGO- E ! 1IKU.VIKW. Ore., J:ui. fi. Spe cial t Miss Adeua Joy. daughter ot .Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Joy, enter lained a group of the girls who; had gone to Chicago as represeii-: tatives of the 411 activities, at her I nusir, unit n-miiiisci'iic'i'S of thi'lr nxpfrlt'iKTs iit (Miit-uKn, as it hup- ' litiun fur u lu-vv roatl in llu Mini I liens tliul all ihn Kil ls liail lh i Ki'ant I'wk illsirk't was H.-s. nli .1 I l'rt M n i l y at xnine tlin In Hit' 'H 'n ili tcat.'il with n majority "'7, .".""K V' I runt. j ituni jM'-rtt ui in .-iiji nun atiair were Hoslna and Frances tlallatfn, who are both students nt ilw, iti-...r.... v!i.,.. .ill..-r,. ...i,l ........ is a Iroshiniin at thu University , at Iiit Innim on Iowa tivit 'V-il-ot Ol'i'Kon, was sent 111 llili; l.oi-1 uo.iilny with a iiillliix parly. Al rnine Sparr, a junior at iho nor - nial, was sent this year, anil tho hostess Ailena Joy, n Junior at thu statu normal, was seut tiiri'i' yeurti uo. Miss Alma Keatoti, turuierly of Hellview, hut now of Sun I Vnn- mtinily. Hiinday shu was tho Rtiest I also HiiflerliiK from u relapso of of Miss Kllen .Merryman. the disease. Kali AnderMon of I'ortlHiul is vis- Treil lloiues liulchered in head illtiK Willi his sister, Mrs. Nurd- "l' Utiiw Wodnesday prepara wick, and his father, I'. S. Atuler- lory to marketing them, son. of Metllnrd; also Mrs. .1ahel 1 Winlo Wallls anil Kayton McClain llei ryman, another sister, who ; lives in Itellviow. Mr. Anderson expects lo return lo his home (he latter part of the week. .Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. C. Harnnrd were RtiestH at the homo of Mrs. F.mma Heeler on the. I.oulevaril ml New Year's day. Last Friday afternoon tho chil dren unit their paretitH of Hellview enjoyed thu following program: Son.i, "Chilstinns Hells," hy tho upper grades; dialogue, "rtereiiad Intt Santa Clans;" boiik, "llnhe of Hethleliem;" illaloKtio, "ChrtsluiaH ill llealtliland;" souk, "Christmas Is comlni;;" play, "Thn lloH's hirst Christtnns," liy the pupils of both rooms; lullaby, primary kIi'Ih; aonK, "Star of tho ICast," I'nulino Hyrd ami Heth lirks; solo and chorus, "1 llntig Up My Htockltm"; a Christmas tree in pantomime. Mr. Loy of the Uy auto cump returned from Cariforuia thu last of the week after spendine, the holidays with relatives und friends. Mr. and Mrs. .lessu Null, Mrs. Aitstie llrown, Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin Uiinti, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomas aud Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer Hai'ron. all of this conimiiuity, were. In at tendance at lliu New Year's dance at the hJlks letnplo In Ashland. Morris lUtriis of Hoise, Idaho. Bpent n few days this wuuk with his parents who reside in IMh vi cinlty. Mr. Harris Ih on ihe ad vertising stnfr of tho Kallrond Men's Journal and has headquar ters in Hotsc and Denver. ' A number of Hellview folks at tended the. old fashioned iliincn nt the Nntiitoritlm on Now Y ear's evo. Some who wore in attendance from this community wore Mr. mid Mrs. Jim Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Homes, Mr. nnd Airs. 101am of Nell Creek. Miss Curol Jones returned a few days nno from a week's vacation spent wllh relatives and friends nt Port Costa and San Krunclsco. Mrs. lilslo Ilecser and son, Hen Jnmln, are spending a few days at Ihe home of Mrs. Koesor'a sis ter, MrB. Jack True, on Kast Main. Mr. and .Mrs. II. Klum and tour children were guests tit a dellciotiR turkey dinner on New Yeur's even ing al tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Elden JenulnKS. After dinner the evening wun spent with music und a general good time. Horace Keeser, member of a pio neer family, passed away nt his home In Salem Friday mornlnjr The deceased was thu sou of Mr. and Mrs. II. I' Keener, prominently identified with the pioneer history of this city. At one tlmo Mr. Keeser was tutorcstud in a sawmill In Ihe Dead Indian country. Mrs. Rueser, formerly Miss lilslo Clruhh, Is a member of ono of the oldest and best known families of this community and has many friends In this vicinity. Mr. Heuser Is sur vived hy his widow and Bon, Len Jamlii, und Lwo nlsters, Mrs. I'enrl Hooper of Ashland and Miss Mar garet Heesor of I'orllund. Another sister preceded him In ileal h about n year uro. Mrs. A. C. Ninlnger and MrB. Jerry O'Neal urn nieces. Funeral services wens held Monday iiflernooii at li o'clock from the Dod';e chapel. Hurlnl wus made In the family plot ot the Ashland cemetery. Mrs. 8. K. Ilarnes, who has been confined lo her home wllh illness, la libit' to bo up and urntinil the house. Homer Moore Just completed a One new front porch on his hun gulow, making It much more at tractive In appearance as well ns nioro convenient. The members' of tho t'p"r Val ley club will hold an all-day meet ing in the. club rooms on .liiuuury II. The purpose' of thts meeting will bo to meet Mrs. Mabel Muck, new homo demonstration agent for Jackson county. A covered Ulsh luncheon will he served nt noon wllh M'.s. Mark True and Mrs. i llelle .hick ion as hostesses. The subject of snlud will be discussed during the meeting hy Mrs. Mack. There will ulso be a business meet ing during tho afternoon. Tho (meeting proiiilnea lo lw a aplendltl one and It In hoped that (lie mem her will till be ahlo lo ho prenent. Mr. and MrH. W J. CroBsIln worn hnntft at an enjoynhle dinner New Year's day at their ranch homo In tho Nell ('reek dlntrlet. A large, fat goomO with all tho trlmmiiiH, whh nerved to thn tol lowlnK KuuitH: Mr. and Mm. F. 8. I'entilHton and two children, Mr. and Mrfl. C. C. Croindln, W. W. ! Ulackwell (of Crano, Mo.), Floyd CroHfilin and the hunt and honteMH. Mr. and Mm. C'roanltn. 1 Gaston Fernand entertained the i Hutury clulQt his ranch uurth ot town Wednesday evening with a barbecued calf. Dinner wu8 served In the new dairy barn recently completed at the Kerdund ranch (before lie had the privilege of en terim; the bain) according to Mr. Fcrnanf. The dairy barn just coin- IiK'ted Is lie i fectlv round hmiI i-m- iftiles every modern idea in fann ing and was in itself worth the inspection of the Uotarians, to say .nothing of the t alf prepared for .the feed. Dinner was served .promptly at t o'cluck and the rest tot the evening was spent in dune , ing. 1 The Ucllview s.'hool jiain re- "timed work Wednesday after the lndiilay vacation. The Neil Creek boot opened the same day with Miss .Marg;tiet Wills i.f Kosehui-; as teat her for this year. A number of lolks from Hellview and Kinigrant Creek were in t le mlu nee at the meet ing of the ; ""iuy i-mirt 1 uesuay. I in ir if- .;' ,,V' ', " ' '." " ....v.. ..i-iiii, i.utier aihev, Med Homes, Mr. j unt MVS. AV. U. Tucker, Mr. ami 1 ru Arehtn Ivim-n),! nwt ll .vw uil. vur. i - n i i,i..-i.,:..,i 1 noon a ili llrious lunrhcon was I soi-wil Iho IuiHhh anil tlio vest of ! me aiiernoou was ttovototi to woru. i Tlioso pn-si'iit woiv .Mis. t'. A. , llrown, Mr.i. Archlo Kinraiil. Mvs. ' . c. Joy, Mrs. Win. Huxley, .Mrs. Wade Wallis, Mrs. .M. I'. True :iuil i were huslnesH visitors in Medionl Wednesday J. I.. Nell Is moving his herd of stock cattle from his placo in Hell view to his Dead Indian ranch, where they will be fed through the remainder ol the winter. Little llurhara Jean .Moore is con fined to her home with illness. Fred Smith, who has been suffer ing with pneumonia tor some time, is convalescing quint rapidly. K. C. Caidniir of Valley View district was in this vicinity Wed nesday on business. GIRL FALLS TO DEATH FROM AERIAL CABLE llICN'l), Ore.. Jan. JP) Jerked up Hit) feet by a ciiblu In the n'K'-1 of tin .f'oorked ' river nt Opal SprinnH, Hunt) I.nrkln. apod 17, l't ko of Ih' uuhle iir tin ai-rlal bns kut upproaflu'd and ft-U to lutt death. Khe wn HwhiKln on tin cable, when It tightened suddenly with the deKi'tjnt of thn liaHltt. Sho let r:o when he nnv tlie 1hh ket approach her. Iteport of the aecldeni rearhed hero lato yester day. The Rlrl'H parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. 1!. O. Unit In, live at tho bottom of the KorKe, and thu en bio. led to a powerhouse on a cliff I0U feet ubov the river. TODAY 1-A8T TIMES The King of Wild Horses in His Most Amazing: Role The "IT" Horse of tho Movies with JACK PERRIN GUARDIANS of the WILD ALSO Charlie Bowera In "HOP OFF" Tomorrow Lillian Gish and Lars Hanson In "Wind" Tto IP Hear Dr. Funk Coldea Opportunities English Lutheran Church FOURTH AND OAKDALE "Where the Way is Made Plain" Sundny, at 11 a. m. 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