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Newspaper Page Texto MEDFORD MAIU TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, SOI'EGO, SaTiTUJAY. FEURUaIsY !,Q :. T'AfiK TITTtErt BABY CLINIC FOR CENTRAL POINT !S CENTRAL POINT, Ore. Feb. 9 (Special) The baty clinic will bo held Tuesday February 12 at 1 p. in. In the health center over Alary Mee's drug store. Dr. Bal come wishes all mothers to regis ter tholr babies at the Faxson ( drug store as soon as possible, then she will know Just what to Uepend upon. ' Mothers may phone j(ii the drug store and rRlvr If more convenient for them. Miss Jx'tu. Ilenshaw went to Eatjio Point Wednesday n.ght and Vractlced basketball with her home team. '. The regular meeting of the Hc nekah lodce was held on Wednes day evening. After the business meeting a social time was en joyed. El Brown. Prank Tompkins and Jess Hlehnrdson attended -the 1 o. O. F. meeting In Jacksonville Tuesday night. ' Mrs. Jess.e Kinsman and Mrs. Ilck Hoffman of Applegate -wero dinner guests at the home of Miss Alary Mee Friday. . , i "' - Mrs. Leila pason and -daughter, Mrs. Eldnn prysdala, returned from Portland Saturday. .' Uttle Maxlne Ayres .has return ed to school- after a slego of chicken pox. The sacred half . hour of music ( .ana Bong put , on Dy me , sa. department store,- over the radio, "oth Tuesday and Friday morning was enjoyed by the ladles of Cen tral Point, and presumably of the valley. Wo onl.v wish there were many more such programs instead of no much Jazz. . Three of the main . players of the girls' basketball team are home with the flu, we are very sorry to say. Miss- Elizabeth Scott, who has been quite ill with bronchitis, is much better. Mrs.- E. E. Scott, who has been ill most of the winter, was In Medford Monday, taking treat ment for goitre. - Air. and Mrs.' Will' Ferguson spent Wednesday In Medford, the quests of. Mr. and Mrs. Roblson. Mr. and Mrs. Guy - Tex and daughter, Geraldlne. Ernest Scott and daughter Ethelyn.j Mrs. Lam pert and daughter, Miss, Irene, Er nest Ueams and family, Jtoy Jones and family and many .others attended- the basketball- game Fri day night at Gold .TI1I1 between Central Point and Cold Hill, Cen- j Iral Point being-victorious. , ; ' j ' Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Day of ' AsPortland . Bpent Sunday ' night i. at the home of their srandmothor, Airs,, Elizabeth soon. . , me, wa Mrs. Day have been 'on a trip the past six weeks visiting many dif ferent stales. They, visited Mrs,. Day's Bister In Chicago and her mother, Mrs. Lbughrldge in' 'Mi ami. Florida, also relatlvos in Lob Angeles and San Francisco; Mrs. Day Is n daughter of Dr. Lough ridge, who was killed in an auto accident near Grants rass a few years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Day" visited In Grants Pass a few days then left for Portland. - Mrs. Garland Frcy and chil dren were visiting in. Medford Wednesday nfternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Throckmor ton, of Eagle Point were Thursday afternoon visitors at the E. K. Hcoit . home. . Mrs. Charles Cassady nnf dau ghter. Juanita. of Medford spent Tuesday In Central Point at the homo of her son and fumlly.'Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith. ' Truman Scott was transacting business Tuesday in Medford. Miss Betty Hansen of the Wil low springs district was spending Friday with Miss Elizabeth Scott Tho many friends of Mrs. Oho Pankey, sr., aro glad to . know r she is very ' much , improved in bnalth and is homo from Pros T poet , whero she has been with her son and family for a few months. Saturday of last week Rev. J. M. Johnson nnd daughter, Miss Amy, and his son. Perry and Joe and Mrs. Marvin Johnson nnd Mrs. Roy Williams, went to Pros pect and enjoyed the winter scen ery and coasting In the snow. - Tho Ladles' Aid of the Fedo- r -grated church met in tho church ? .r- v. ...... .1 ... . .. 1 1 ...... Xfn llnv Nichols and Mrs. 1 C. .Grimes were the entertainment committee. Dainty refreshments were served. . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mayfleld spent last week end at Klamath Falls the guests of Mr. Mayfleld's brother. George, and family. - A. C. Walker, county treasurer, was a business visitor in Ccjitral Point Thursday evening. Mrs. Viola Lamjiman Is enjoy ing a visit from her sister, Mrs. W. A. po Berry of St. Louis, Mo. ; N. C. Westerflcld. well known lpouitryman spoKe at me. urange Thai lln Central Point Friday. The ' lecture was both interesting and Instructive for the largo attend ance. . D. W. Cleveland-of But to Falls was ; in . Central Point Wednesday on business, . ' Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hannah and nnd Everett Hannah and son. Dale, of Trail and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. JJetlemore of Central Point, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller Tuesday night about 3 o'clock Wednesday morning. Mr. Miller turned on tho -rndlo and got Japan and they enjoyed a Japanese program of speeches and singing. Little Mnrlon Baker has chicken pox In a light form. Mrs. Harvey Detrlch entertain ed Wednesday afternoon with e quilting party. About eight ladles re present. Mrs. K. W. Lam-H't-rt-and Mrs. Efflo Caster were among those Invited. M. H. P. Jewett, Mrs. L. C. Crimes and Mrs Ray Wyatt were In Mf-dford on business Wednesday- - The Central Point Orange will hold a meeting In their hall Feb ruary li. The third and fourth degrees will be put on bP the loc.1 team. this grange la the second largest in the county. The local boy sciAts attended the county scout banquet for faUi ers and sons. Friday in Medfoi a. Mrs. A. 0 Maple leaves Sunday for Cottage Grove for an oxtended visit wlih her brothers. Mr, 11,, 1 . , .. 1 ....... .u,f, ,, ,cncu nniijj at the home of her daughter In' Sains Valley was well known by many lri Central Point, having' lived in Central Point a number i of years. W. -H. Lewis Was a Central Point caller Wednesday. Tuesday afternoon' the ladles of the Federated hurch held prayer meet lug at the home of Mrs. L. C. Gsimes. It looks as though spring Is hero, ludclne from -the bird that have made their appearance. On Monday and Tuesday there were dozens of robins in the hawthorn trees nt tho a. E. Fox homo, also a number of meadow larks sing ing. . Orth Miller Is confined to his home, threatened with tonsllitls. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Grimes took their son. lillllo to an oculist in Medford Monday. Homer Bowman - and Russell P.oss were helping a. 10. Fox Mon day and Tuesday, getting his Medford place ready to move Into. Tho Past Noblo Grand club wero entertained by Mrs. c. M. Merrltt at Iter homo Tuesday. A Jolly afternoon was spent. 12 ladles being present. Dainty refresh ments wnro served by tho hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ed Vincent. Tho girls' class of Christian Sunday school, gave a party to the beys' class on Tuesday evening, at the church. The evening was pleasantly spent in playing gamen and stunts. :' Light refreshments wero served by'-the chaperons, Mm. Edward Jones and . Mrs. Hedgepath. Those enjoying tho evening were the Misses Ruth Turpen, Helen Lees, Lucille Hover, Thclma Williams, Helen Mercer, Mura Mills, Lela Mauldlng. Dor othy Jones, Geraldlne Fox. Dor othy Smith, Daisy Wagner, Morlo Hcdgpath, Henrietta Hugger and Lorene Hugger, Messrs. Champ Pitts, Alfred Taylor. Alvin Maple. iDelmer Sm'th, Charles Tavlor, 'Laurell Capps, John Smith,' Boy Love, Claude Von Zanda. Harold Smith, Wilbur K.cher, John La Forest Thoninson. throp, AFTER BLOOD POISON FOOTS CREEK, Ore., Feb. 0. (Special) Charley Kaiser of Tiose- bunr has arrived at tho homo of his. father-in-law. Mr. O rants Mathews-. Mr. Kaiser has a new1 Chevrolet truck with which he is moving the Matthews household to Grants rass. Mr. Matthews has bought a very nice home in ! Grants Pass, whero ho will re side in the future Willi his fam ily. Tho Matthews havo made (thelr homo here for many years. lester uoitng has not recovered from nn attack of flu. Ho and his family expect to mako their home in tho Matthews residence. John Short spent 'last Friday with his mother at Phoenix. . An Interesting debate was held Inst Friday at the schoolhouse. The subject was "Resolved: That voters should he able to rend and write," Genevieve Stumbo and Francis Ferry represented the nf- firmntlvc sldo and lost. Kliza- belli. Furry und Virglo Hose won tho negative. Leonard Putnam hns recovered I rum un ULiaca Ol uruni -iiuii pncu monia, Clay Biles lost his finger at tho Community Hospital last Wednes day morning. Ho was suffcr'ng from blood poison. Dr. Green performed - tho operation nnd Dr. Stearns administered tho ancstho lid. His brother. Daniel Uiles and his wife were with him at the time. Ho was in tho operating room two -hours, from 9 to 1 1 o'clock. - Mrs. ntles stayed with him till he recovered conscious ness about ono o'elock. Ho re turned to his home the following Friday evening. : . The operation ..was the climax of weeks of suffering, caused by having his finger Injured on a barbwire white working at the dredge. It was the mlddlo finger of his right hand nnd was re I moved below tho lower knuckle. Mr. Biles was hurt on the 21st of December. The next day his finger began to swell painfully. Dr. Oglo. the company doctor, gave Mr. Itllcs a few treatments, but the finger grew worse and the uie linger grew worse ami me r-t,,i,, i, . ,. day after Christmas he was or- . in ri,. in man must, ne caueu uy ". ? .VLl JnJil Prophecy, and by tho laying on of ?V J S Z y 'hose who are in author- during an attack of,.,., . . .-i a a the hospital and also on flu. ' Ho then went to the hos pltal to havo his finger dressed every other day, until it was re moved, His friends air Join in wishing him swift and sura heal ing. . : PAUL HOFFARO MARRY Mrs. Floy Von Der Hellcn and Paul n. (Iloosler) Hoffortl were married Friday afternoon at the Presbyterian manse by tho Iter. E. P. Lawrence. The groom Is well known throughout the northwest as a semi-professional baseball player and for tbe last two years bas been a member of southern Oregon teams. Tbe bride Is well known ln tae Rogne Hirer valley. Hoffard announced yoslerday that he will leava tbe first nf March for Phoenlt, Arla. whero he will play lu tbe Arixona league the coming season, Jubilee Singers Tonight . at Presbyterian Church i m I w . St. Mark's Episcopal . Corner Oakdale and Filth street, j Wm. II. Hamilton, rector. Holy communion, S a. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Morning service, 11:15 a. m. City Mission. 12S East Main. Special meetings being held by Evangelist Fred Scott every night , except Monday, beginning Sunday night, i. -30 p. m. All welcome, Church of Qod Corner North Holly and Hnvon streets. C. A. Cooper, pnslor. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Preaching, 11 a. in. Young peoplo's meeting at C:"0 p. in. Preaching, 7:30 p. m. You have a hearty welcome to attend all our services, First Methodist Church West Mala at Laurel. Kaymond 9. Bees, minister. Church school at 9:45, with graded instruction for all ages. Morning worship at lu:.".fi. The racrament of the' Lord's Supper will be observed. Young people's hour nt 0:30. The happy Sunday evening hour will have for Its theme "Boys" nnd l:oy Scouts who are not atlendlug elsewhere are invited to be guests at this service of the church troop. First Christian Church ' ' Ninth and Oakdnlo. Carman E. Mclli minister. Offlre and pnsinr's study In the church, phono 10U7. Uesklenca phone 1337. "Test our welcome." . Morning worship and commun ion, 10:50. v. Sermon subject, "The Lord's People." Good music. Popular evening service, 7:30. Sermon, "The Question That Can- not. He Answered." Good singinK 'spcial music, a happy fellowship .and lots of people. You're invited, Hlble school assembly nt 9:45. Christian Kndeavor groups meet at 0:30. Jacksonville Presbyterian Church Klmer K. McVlcker, pastor. The pastor being away from.nt 207 Cottago street home, Kev. E. Iverson of Medford ! will supply the pulpit next sunuay, morning and evening. Sunday school at 11 n. m ltoy Mill-tin, sunperlntendent. Preaching at 11 a. m. On account of the Christian F.n- ilniri. t.nni'nnl littl nl fll'MTklU PllSS 8lln(;4y aft(,rnoon there will he no c y. HPrvce!l jn nu, evening 'At"7:3fl p.' m. thf,rc wm )e a BCOl( Kervi:e when the Hoy Scouts w(U attclln ln a ,0(lyi llllrt KBV. V(irBon wi ma((e the address of ,ue ovcnln8- Subject, "Heverenco." . ,, ,,,, mri WPicome. English Lutheran Church Fourth, nt Oakdale. "Where the wav Is made plain." Dr. H. C. Funk, pastor residence 518 Fourt!) street. Telephone 1134 Hour of worship 11 a. m. Dr. Funk will' apeak on "Going Into Partnership With Christ." Special music. Organ prelude, Berceuse (A. Snendlarow).; anthem, "Under His Wings" (Sankey); offertory, "Chalet Girls" (Sunday): postnuie. "Coming ot Spring" (George Egq llng). ' The, nihlo school helna at 10:15 a. m: with classes for all ages. The pastor is in charge ot tho adult Biblo class. You are cordially Invited to 'at tend our services. L. D. S. Church Josso G. C. Klgan, branch preBl dent. Phone 13KI-K. The L. D. S. church will hold Sundav school Sunday, February 10, in the Odd FellowBe hall at 10 n. m. ' The gospel dnctrino class Is taking tin the subject of tho "Priest- - . . j , . , v, ihood and Authority and the hook ' . hoiiove that a Ity to preach tho arospel and ad minister In the ordinances thereof All members nnd those who might be Interested In our belief either for or agalnBt It am cordially In vitort Ui attend. Hemomher . tho place, Odd Fellows' hall, near tho poatofdee on Sixth atroet, First Church of Christ, Scientist. Authorized branch of tho mother church, tho-First Church of Christ, Scientist, In lloston, Mass,- Serviees held every Bundny nt 11 o'clock, church edlfPo, 2 1 2 North Oakdale, Subject for tomorrow: Spirit- i Sunday school at 9:45. Appli cants under the age ot 20 may be admitted. Wednesday ex'enlng meetings, which Include testimonies of Chris tian Science healings, at I o'elock. The reading room, which Is in the Medford building, Is open dally from 13 to 4, except Sundays and holidays. The Bible and all au thorized Christian 8clonco litera ture may be read, borrowed, or purchased. Tho public la cordially invited to attend the services and visit the reading room, . Prsbyterian Church ' Holly and Kiihtli. Kdwln Percy i Iawrence. minister. I Bible school at : IC ti. in. Thu 1 Junior department is being organ- ijzed by Mrs. clllmoro nnil Invites 'hnvs nnil tfirls nf niftm 1 to 1 1 hi. IpIiirIva Pi'Prv minll nn timn wlih their Hlble ami lesson studied and offering, is a good molto. j Sermon 11 a. in. Theme, "llever ! ence." Tills Is tho Inst of the -Hoy Scout laws. This is Scout Sunday, j Hoy Scouts are Invited. Music: Orgau prelude, "Triumphal March" ICosta); offertory, "Song Without wnrds" isi,Iili..v1 .ih.m -' ,.ralse The6i 0il ,,,.. (rtuck). B010, Selected (Melba Williams) Senior and intermediate Endeav or at 6:30 p. in. Thursday at 2:30 p. m. cottage meetiug with Mrs. Wm. McKay. Main Street. MeuiotUst Church, Soutli. The Friendly church of tho Cor ner. James K. Conder, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Dr. Frank Roberts, superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. m. Sermon subject. "The Twentieth Century Parent." Leagues meet at 6:30 p. m. Preaching at 7:30. This will be observed as "Scout Night." This Is Scout anniversary week and all tho scouts of troop No. 2 with Scoutmaster llob Taylor will at tend the evening .services. All scouts are welcome. Prayer meeting Wednesday even ing at 7:15. You are invited to all services. Advent Christian Chuldi, (Not Seventh Day) West Jackson. Corner Welch streets. Ulble school 9:45. Mrs. Shlde, superintendent. Preaching, 11:00 a. m. C. A. Hlnnchette, an ex-Calholic priest, will be the speaker, llrother Hld- chette Is-a pleasing forceful speak er. You cannot nfford to miss hearing him. K.venlng service, 7:30. This service Is in the hands of Mi's. Neff. The evening service Is a I free-for-all, a sort of "round- table talk." Coirio and enjoy the even'ng with us. , Monday and Tuesday night there will be cotiaKe prayer meetings Regula prayer meeting at the church Wed inesdny, 8:00. Y ou will find a hearty welcome awaiting at all these services. livln Dupray, Elder. Church of Christ West Pine street. Central Point, Ore. Faithful men in charge. As sembly at 10 a. m. Worship be gins at 10:30 first day of the week 'Sunday). Prayers, singing, teach ing and admonitions, commemora tion of death, burial and resurrec tion of Christ. . Our lesson will he "Tho Cove nants Compared." The old cove nant a ministration of dealh; t!ia new covenant the transforming nowor of llto. Will tho veil over tho hearts of Israel be taken away, so that they nay see tho (tlory of God In Christ their Messiah? Keud and meditate upon the third chapter of Paul's second letter to the church at Corinth, the:; come to tho assembly. A number ot new seats Has been added for tho comfort ot our increasing congregation. A cordial welcome to strangers. FlrBt Baptist Church Sunday school at 9:45 every Sun day morning. He ou tlmo with your Ulblcs. J. F. W'ortmnn, su perintendent. ' Dr. Eaton's morning sublect. "Speaklne; of I!euty:" evenlnt! subject, "A Miftlor of Taste." The Rogue Hlver H. Y. P. U. will meet fur their quarterly rally at 2:30 p. m., with delegates present 'rom Klamath Falls, Ashland, Grants Pass and Medford. Dr. V. T. Mllllkn of Portland, Ore., edu cational director for tho haptlsl church, - will he tho principal Bpeaker. . During the morning orlp the church quartet will sing "Groat Is the Lord" (by Herbert Macey). At tho afternoon rally tho choir will sing "The Sunset Glories ot the West" (by Hall). In tho ovonlng the chorus choir will render "All Hall Immiinuel" (by Van Sickle), with Mrs. O. C. Failing nt tho con sole. Try our welcome. - PARIS, France, Feb. 9. IP) Tbe condition of Marshal Ferdi nand Foch was described a "sta tionary but satislactory" by bis physician. Dr. Davcnlero, when he left the sick room this morning. He said the marshal's temperature was 99 antJ that he was having the patient eat lots of mashed potatoes to get bis strength back. . Oregon Weather Fair tonight and Sunda .with no cbar.se In temperature. Moderate easterly winds on Ibo coast. CITY'S CHURCHES TO OBSERVE DAY The missionary socIi V.es of the ( aiiHT.-nt eluirelies of llie city will obsci-v,, the World Day of Prayer for MIs.sIgh oil Friday, Kvb. I :llt. Mot-inn: at ilii Y. W. C. A. nt !:i) o'elrvk p. nu ill's. Iu. Iverson pre siding. Tho program Is as follows: Piano plvludt'. Song. Tho I'liureh's One Founda tion Introductory pralre (In unison). itenuing, .Mis. J. mass. Tiiyor. Sunt:, "O Jous I Have I'l-iimiMcil. Responsive reading tone lu pur- pos.-. ) (!) Thanksgiving for achieve- (3) For deeper spiritual convic tion tor nil mankind every where. (3) For a vision of what united Christian womanhood may ac complish In the world. Music, sncclftl filllotior. One in service (In unison). Reading. Mrs. J.. K. McDonald. Soason of prayer: Homo missions nnd fitir-lin ,nlw4lo,tu Christ's last prayer, Mrs. K. iver son. Talk, Tho Prayer Life', Mrs. S. Dennelt. ReAllitli;. Mrn .lnlto r.'fittnnn One In Consecration (nil standing) Song, Take My Llto and Let It Bo. Reading, Rest in the Promises ot uoo, airs. Lyman. Song. Blest Be the Tie That Binds. rrayi'r. TABLE ROCK FOLK UNPREPARED FOR WINTER WEATHER TAHl.n KOCIC, Ore, Feb. !. (Special.) Thn midden clmnKe In temperature of Wednesday night caupht some of our eiliiena hy mir priae, Judln from tho niimhcr of frozen rudijitora, waier plpea and such. Thursday morninp tho ground was frozen harder and the cold Helmed to bito vore than at any tlmo this wlntor. In faet, thing" wero '"snapping" around thin puc tfon to nueh un extent that nomo of pur Kansas people wero nhrumt mlnled ns to their whereahoutn. ' Thfl CV F. Newman family, who have had quilo n long slego of the flu. are reported to bo recovering. Pruning 1h progrefwlng very Bat iRfjictorlly In the orchards of thin vU'Inity and lu said to bo further advanced than usual at thin sea son. Albert Straus,, master of the Jackson County Orange, wan n bushiest) visitor hero Tuesday morning. A crew of men and team at the Modoc orchard aro busy these days hauling manure from the dnlry ranches of this nnd adjoining dis tricts to be used n fertilizer for tho big orchard. r.nb Low Is is driving a new Ford car which he pays in tho first new car ho ever owned. Mrs. ITattie Cameron nnd chil dren of Medford were visitors here Wednesday. M. It. Harper has traded his property In Medford for a trnct of land In the Ucaglo district. The preaching sen-loos that have heen held nightly In the school house for more than u month wero brought to a close Wednesday night. Theso services wore carried on by Kev. D, D. Kandall of Medford and Lawronco and Klmer Collins of Central point, and lire claimed hy many to havo been tho most successful In Interest taken nnd number of converts over held In tho district. It la said that these Christian workers, during tho course of the meetings, nuccceded In getting nonrly a dozen people to come forward and accept Christ, which Is a record-breaker for this section. , A largo flock of sheep belonging to the' Lewis brothers aro being fed at the Miller place. At tho last meeting of tho Rams Valley Orango the members in dorsed tho plans for tho "Midway" road frm tho four cornprs direct Into Medford, giving their reason in a resolution sent to the county court. They also went on record ns condemning' tho practice nf bill board advertising whero women aro featured as users of cigarettes, Tho CJranKo road commltteo wns Instructed to Invcstlgato tho possi bilities of getting some action taken in regard to tho dangerous curve at tho Table Itock store. At tho last mooting of tho Tnblo Rock Community club tho proprom was carried out to Imitate tho workings of a broadcasting sV"1'0' H. K. Nealon acted us station an nouncer nnd among tho artists per forming1 beforo the microphone were Mr. and Mrs, IJoyd William son of Medford, Paul McKlnnfn and Miss Frshces Wilson of Hums Valley, Miss Doris Hlchardson nf Beall Lone, Earl Cameron nf Med ford and Miss Mildred Gregory of this district. A largo crowd, among which wcr iftoplo from many other Mo tions of the county, gathered nt tho schoolhouse last Bund ay for tho preaching services and basket din ner. Many of our farmers aro haul Ing out sulphur and land fertilizers from tho Farmers' Cooperative Ex change to put on their alfalfa field. A hay Jwrn and a sheep shed havo recently been built near the sheep corrals at the Modoa or chard, whoro lambing operations are undor vrny in tho Dun lop and Hamilton flock of ihoop. MISSION PRAYERS; ON EOOTS CREEK1 i - - t t BIG COLO DREDGE ! MAKING PROGRESS (By A til Walker.) ! COLD HI.. Or.. Feb. . : (Kpivial. ) 'ftie dredge recently j put Into oiteriulvii and locnti'd ' three and one -half lulled up from the mouth of Foots creek, Is now running steadily. CrewQire being employed both day and nlpht And It Is rapidly eat ing Its way down the left-ltAnd fork of the creek. It has now been running for about thne or four mo lit lis ami has covered a good deal of l;itl. At present it Ih about one-half mile or so from whero It was first lauiU'hed. The line to which It was expected to work by this winter is now pass ed and within a few month's It will! he to the hind w hich formerly w:es j Champlln. I The old dredgo used In these op erations Is still standing where it was lust worked and can bo seen (r9m the road up the left-hand fork of the ctwk. This land will bo d r d ged again and then the right-hand fork of Foots crook will be covered. It is expected that several years' work is abend nt present and it will bo kept in op eration nt all times. "I'hreo new crews of men aro be ing employed clearing tho land down tho left-hand fork of the creek from whero tho dregK is working nt present. Tho timber is being removed and ctit into wood as fast as possible. Several hun d rod co id s of w o ml havo a 1 mad y been removed from the land which It is to cover, To ono who has never before witnessed any operations of this kind, the big dredge now presents a very interesting view. The Gold 1 lilt high school bas ketball team is now progressing fairly well In their luterscholastle activities. A game was cheduled with Rogue River high school at Kogue River In th'lr gymnasium on tho evening of Friday, Febru ary 5th. ThlK game was postponed hy agreement and s't at a later date in the seimon. The team play ed Jacksonville nt Jacksonville on Friday evening, February 8lh. It hns lost a few games lately, prin cipally because of the absence of several of their players. Throe players, (.larnian, Gray and Sar gent, havo been HI for the past few Week and havo been unnble to play In all of the games. Gray, the star of the Gold Hill team, ono of tho finest players in Lho valley, has been unahlo to com pete In any of rhn recent games. Last year he ,wns chosen as one of tho mfyhtftil "nll-stnr" team picked from thn players of all high schools In this district. The three men will probably soon be back on lho team again and ready to play In the remaining games. . Tho county high school tourna ment will be held next month, and I according to present dope, tho Gold! Hill tennis stands a good chanco of capturing thn championship. Tho toam Is coached by Charles On. Mr. Orr has given tho team! some good workouts nnd deserves credit for putting it whero It is now. RcguLir practice Is held and they nro working hard to gain the' championship when they meet the other schools of their district at tho tournament which will bo held during tho first part nf next month, probably at Medford. It wns held thcro last year, and probably will bo ugain. At tho last tournament Gold 1(111 took second place, and It Is hoped that they can thin year advanco ono point nnd capture first place. Gcorgo Lyman Is reported to bo Improving from his recent-. illncHH, and Is on the way to recovery; ' Tho Gol'd Hill Ladles' Aid society met on their regular meeting data Thursday. February 8th, at the homo of Mm. C. Bhavor. All en Joyed an excellent time. ' Mr. and Mrs. Norman Duncan wero vlsPora to our city tho latter part of this week from lho Von ,nr vrnn rock crusher, just south nf this city. They roport that the tilant la in stead operation and ovk Is lolng crushed nnd loaded onto tho cars, to bo shipped Tho Gold Hill Rehokah lodgo In- tnnri" tn hn ft SOCUlt On tllO CVfrn- Ing of Wednesday, February lath. I'n s night will ho the anniversary of thn Gold Hill Amythest He bekali lodge No. !)7, And It will be observed In ibis manner at tho I. O. O. F. hall. A number of com mittees havo already been appoint ed to look nfter the work. A short entertainment is. being arranged and everything Is being prepared ro ft to mako tho evening vory en joyable. All members of this lodgo aro urged to attend, A good time Is assured all those who plan to ho l hero on that night, Wednes day, February 1 nth. - Leo Cook lti reported to ho slow ly recovering from his recent ac cident. . ' C. W. Martin, Mrs, Gonrgo Ham tneridey, Mrs. Vaughn Quakonbush and Mrs. Jack Plcard aro among tho latest vliil torn from this city to Medford. J.-O. Pierce, Wm-Fllppln nnd I2d Rolt aro now working nt the Lively Llmo plant. They nro em ployed on tho extra crow which was recently put on to rush the work of th6 new operations now being carried on ai the plant, Kmory Davis, who hns been at the Veterans' hospital in Portland for soma time, Is roportod a hav ing been very low. His mother, Mrs, L. T. DavU, his sister and brother, Mrs, Wm. Ferguson and Kbr Davis left for Portland last Bunday and returned tho latter part of this week after a severs I days visit with him. Although ho hue bo en quite bad for the past week or ao, he seems to be slightly lm 'n.'eil M fM"',.' Am .Hnmnep, who accompanied Mr, PavW rola tives to Portland, did not return, but la staying- In that city tor the present, v The representatives to the stu dent high school conference held at the University of Oregon at Eu peno last month presented an in-1 teresilng talk last week to the hifrh ' school student body concerning t Ui el r trip. Tho talk was well op-i predated by all of the students and . Win very Instructive na the run-1 forence gave them data on differ- ent phases of high school nctlv-' itica. Three delegntos wero sent1 this year. Including Thclma Pierce, i Mrs. irvlng and. Wam n KcInoc. ' They staled that they had a wryj good time while on the trip. Mrs. J. C. Walker Is ablo to he ( out again after an Illness of sev i oral day. Raymond Rittr returned to this, city the latter part of tho week. Ho In at prsum employed at thej cement plant. i The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson hurt been quite ill for the iiast several tys, but is at present reported to be slightly Improved. Albert Hummers is being em ployed by W. L. Vanllouien on his ranch near this city while he Is clearing tho timber, from it. H. II. Conner is making exten sive developments on his raneh near this city which he recently purchased. A number of the outer building have alr-ady tfcen erected on his land nnd he has now set about building his home. Tho land Is located about four mites iirth of ;hls city on the Pncific hlgh wuy. Tho buildings will soon be completed nnd then he will tako up his re.sldenm there. For the present time he Is residing in Med ford where his Hm and two dauW terrt nro attending the Medford high school. Tho Odd Fellows met'onthelr regular meeting night, Tuesday evening, at tho I. O. O. F. hall on the north Btdo of town. Mrs. A. R. Kellogg of Medford has been visiting for the par. sev eral days nl the homo of her moth er. Mrs. Frank Parker, In this city; Mrs. Parker has been 111 for about a week but. U slowly recovering. As soon as she la able to bo up again, Mrs. Kellogg will return o her home In Medford. C. W. Walker Is Installing a home electric generating plant at his place near this city. Mr. Walker Is Installing this principally because of his luck recently when he re ceived a new electric Maytag wash ing machine from rado station K SL at Salt Lako City. Repair work Is now In progress at tho cement plant. A number of men aro being employed. Sev- oral minor repairs are being mado 1 as well ns a numhor of extensive rebuilding projects.' It wllpbe put j Into first class shape nnd will be rendy to begin operations In the' near future. Additional skulls and skeletons j have been unearthed from the re- cent find on W. W. Hlttle's place' near this city. Also more arrow heads, pipes, flint rocks nnd other articles have been taken out. An exceptionally large number of flint rocks and other formation which wero used to in uke urrowheads and spcarpolutH have been taken out slnco tho first articles wero un covered. Home of them evidently wero not finished when placed there. Tho ones recently found; wero taken out of tho same place i whore tho other articles uncover ed a few dayH ago wero found. 1 Search may reveal a number more, us only pnrt of tho burial ground luis been uncovered. Tho work on tho Gold Hill school annual Is now progressing rapidly. For this year's edition Warren Kel son has been chosen editor nnl Roth Coy hns taken the position of annual manager. Tho annual will reeelvo tho samo tltlo as given It last season, "Tho Nugget." It will ho much larger than tho one printed last year. . Tho combined staff Is working hard to get It out and aro putting forth as much effort as possible to mako It a success- Tho ono published last yoar met with ex cellent success nnd was given much appreciation by lho com munity in general because of the atronuous effort given to It by the students. This year's publication will havo a greater circulation.' An exceptionally largo number of ads have been secured by the Mudents, and tho financing has already boen completed. It Is expected thnt H will be put out about the latter part of April or tho first of May. ! Tho high school paper which was started tills year Is abm meeting with excellent success. . Tho spon soring of these two publications by th estudent body plainly Indicated tho ability of the firhon to put over such things and shows thnt tho high school has real "pop" In executing this ypar annual as well ns tho pnpor. Ml IS PENDLETON, Ore., Feb. 9. (At Ralph Slnill, Pendleton youth, wns convicted of killing r.oli Litis- ner by a Jury In circuit court horo last nimit. 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