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No one under 25
should be under weight
r Everyone should cat enough
Feeding children is 'sometimes a problem.
How many mothers find it difficult to get children to eat health
ful cereals and cooked fruitsl The answer is that these beneficial
foods-should be sweetened to taste so that the children will find
them delicious.
Crowing, children, especially young girls of high-school and
college age, often take up the fad of dieting for slimness. This
may be extremely dangerous and may make the girls susceptible
to tuberculosis and numerous other diseases. Medical authorities
warn us that many women injure their health permanently by
extreme dieting. ,
The important question of food must be approached sensibly.
See that no growing person in your" family is permitted to be
under weight. Make a variety of healthful foods tasty and appe
tizing with sugar. Active children use energy so rapidly that they
need a ready reserve of energy to draw upon. A bit of sweet
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COUPLE BY PARTY
(Warri'ii M. Ki'Lsoe.)
noVK POINT, Ore., April 5.-
(bpeclal.) A surprise party was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.L
Fred Kelsoe on Tuesday eveninff
in honor of Mr. Kelsoe's birthday.
The party was a complete surprise
to both Mr and Mrs. Kelsoe. Cards
and other panies were played, fol
lowed by refreshments served by
the Indies. Those present were Mr.
and Mil. AVm. Hittle, Mr. and Mrs.
C. U itobhlna. Mrs. O. G, Robbins
and children. Mrs. P. L. Strahnn.
Mrs. .!. N. Kobbins, Mrs. Bam Chls
holm and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kel
soe and son.
Tho Del lilo Orchard started
smudging in earnest at 2:30 o'clock
on Sunday morning, with a crew
of 12 men.
The tiold Hill high school held
Its annua) picnic on Table Rock
Mnmlity, April 1. Xem-ly all of tho
nuuunm wore prcsi'm. along ran i
mrw or ine ipucnera. I
Nellie Wilson of Trail is spend- j
inu a few weeks- with her aunt,
Mrs. T. A. Henderson
A crew of men started working
on the Gold Hill irrigation ditch
near Rock Point bridge on "Wed
nesday. Miss Oleta Rogers of Medford,
who spent last week with her sis
ter. ; Mrs. P. I,. Ktrahan, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Frances Carr of FoBts Creek
was a business caller at the Del
Rio Orchard Friday. 1
Sam Ohisholm. Jr., of Klamath
Falls motored over Saturday, re
turning home Sunday accompanied
by his wife and baby, who spent
last week with Mr. Chisholm's .sis
ter, Mrs. C. L. Robbins. .
Lyle Childers and Raynor Guy
wore calling at the Del Kit Satur
day evening. ' J
George Meissinger, principal at
the Gold HIM schools, is going to
take the initiatory degree of the
I. O. O. F. lodge in Gold Hill next
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. E. Robbins spent Mon
day night with Mrs. G. G. Robbins.
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. G. Robbins and
children visited nt the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Chisholm on Foots!
Creek Sunday afternoon. They
also visited the site of the dredg
ing operations now going on in
the bed of Foots creek. ,
Mrs. Louis Herrhi nrtd children
and Mrs. Ross of Gold Hill picked
lamb-tongues on the:. hills back of
the Del Rio Sunday. ;.-.
Mr. and Mrs.--T. A, Herderson
wore business visitors in Medford
on Tuesday. t
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelsoe at
tended the dinner given at the
Woman's Relief . Corps hall on
Tuesday evening.
Fred Kelsoo visited with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kelsoe of
Central Point, Wednesday even
ing :tJ-v--
A music festival is lo bo given
at the Gold Hill, high school audi
torium Friday evening. ' -The pro
gram Is to be put on by , the music
department of tho school.
T,A GRANDE, Ore., April 5. (P)
John Samuel Chandler, 9C died
here after a lingering illness."' Ho
was born In 1838 and came to La
Grande 27 years ago. Ho will bo
buried today at Island City.
' A food scientist, known throughout the length
and breadth of the country for his sane and
progressive views on health, emphasizes the
danger of being under weight, especially for
young people. "No one," he says, "under; 2S
years of age should be under weight. Weigh
your children," he says, "and feed them enough.
They must not lose weight. A loss of weight
may indicate the beginning of disease."
possible
CLUB WILL MEET
IL
AVUXOW SPUTXO.d, Ore., April!
f he . , !
day club willObe on ihu 11th. at
the home of Mm. Frank Thomp-1
kins on the Old Stage road, with!
firs. Straube and Mrs. Thompkins
as hostesses Each lady
rc!
quested to dress to represent
some way the title of a
in
111
known book. Members be sure
to remember their nickels, as vtAl
as the pennies for the flower
fund.
The E. E. Rcamea family ex
pect to be out of quarantine the
first of next week. The children
at the F. M. -Young home are
still (tuite ill and there Is at leas',
one new ease in "the district.
Mis. Robert Field and little
daughter are at. homo. They came
from the hospital at Med ford on
Wednesday of til's week.
P. A. Honney is driving a new
s(.dnIli ,.eccnt purchase. Mr. and
M ... c,,.do uanson also have a
) handsome new car and there are
several others in the ueiKhbor-
hood.
P. D. Loflaml, who is an ex
port bee man. has been looking
over --and setting' i in order tho
apiaries of his neighbors in this
vicinity. .
Subscribers to the Mall Tribune
certainly appreciate having theft
papers delivered at their door early
every'' evening and on Sunday
mourning.
R.'-.C. Rrophy of Pino Ridge
was a week-end visitor at the
home of his wife's parents, Mr.
and airs. W. K. Parker, and Mrs.
Brophy and little daughter re
turned homo with him on Sunday.
Mrs. Brophy and baby spent the
winter here to avoid the extreme
cold of Klamath county.
The second car of smudge oil
Is' being unloaded for the Felden
hctmer orchard at the Seven Oaks
siding. As yet this orchard has
done but very little smudging.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Hnckett, Mrs.
Gross and Mrs. Alverson of Grants
Pas.4 wero visitors at tho Parker
home Sunday.
Hackett was
driving a liundnomo now car that
he has Just purchased.
MANY FROM BEAGLE
ARE MEDFORD VISITORS
DURING PAST WEEK
BIJAGU-:, Ore,, April 5. (Hpl.)
Thoso from hero who wero Med
ford visitors tho last of tho week
were Mr. fcuck. Mr. Copley, Mrs.
Mayficld. Mrs. Jilaekman. 131 la
Itlackmaii. Ella Smith, Thelma and
Milton Handerson. Miss Anna Swan
son and Mrs. 10. H .Lucas.
' Mr. and Mrs. Joo 'May field and
family spent Sunday in the Mead
ows visiting with Finnls Mayfleld.
and attended Sunday school there
In the afternoon.
Quite a number of tho young
folks met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Kugcno Grny and went from
there to gather wild flowers In Mr.
Gray's pasture.
Mr. Sanderson is recovering
from an attack of flu and Hobert
Sanderson has tho ehlekenpox.
Alfred Meddlngfield and Hay
niond and Herbert Mayfleld rodo to
Gold Hill and back on horseback
Saturday, after a cow of Mr. Iled
dingfleld's. Scout Inspection was not very
well attended last Saturday even
ing on account of sickness, and two
of the scouts were not at home.
Those that were there were exam
ined by Scout Commissioner Jones
of Medford. and It Is reported that
Mr. JoneH found no fault with the
standing of the troop. Four scouts
attended court of honor last Thurs
day evening nnd received two merit
badges each. Tho troop experts to
organlzea baseball team or a couple
of basketball teams before long.
We are glud to see the Items of
Mrs. Wilson of Sams Valley ap
pear In tho paper ngaln Frlduy,
and that she has recovered from
the measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Moon and family
and Mr. Moro enjoyed Master din
ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Illackman nnd family.
Medford visitors who spent Eas
ier with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gray
and family were Mr. and Mrs.
Nuss and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hall
and family, Mrs. Mclntyro and
Jack Conger. T
The young people's meeting was
led by Milton Sanderson last Sun
day evening. Words of Jesus about
life unending was the subject. A
special song was rendered by taura
Klackman. Fay Ora Zuo-k, MTrJorie
and Roberta Mayfleld. Prayer
meeting was led by Mrs. Sander
son, the subject being confession.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert lilgharn and
two little daughters of Eagle T'olnt
spent Enster Sunilay at. the home
of Mrs. Iilgham's iather' and sis
ter. Henry Smith .nd Miss Ella
Smith.
K. II. Lucas went to Medford
Tuesday to meet his mother, Mrs.
Lucas from Grand Junctlnn.'olo.
Mrs. Lucas came to Oregon to re-,
gain her health. She has visited
hero several times before and has
many friends hero who wisher a
spiOly recovery.
Mrs. Huby Mayfleld and son Her
bert went to Klamath FJls Tues
day, being called there bVthc seri
ous Illness of her mother, Mrs.
Hussell. Mr..Kusell Is well known
In this part of the valley, haviiQl
Everyone hopes that her condition
Is not as serious as reported. Miss
Ella Smith Is taking care of tho
Beagle postcffle during the ab
sence of Mr. Mayfield.
The P.-T. A. will hold their regu
lar meeting at thu Antloch febool
lunie Friday evening, April 5th;
A proKvum hit been prepared by
Miss HtiHsonp for the .occasion, nnd
after that there will 'be a spelling
match. K.veryono come and enjey
the eveniiiK and spell. Tlure will
be no ayo ur sizo limit in tills
match.
MR. AND MRS. MILLER
Fl
SARDINE CREEK, Ore., AprUj
5. (Special.) The many menus
of Mr. and. Mrs. C. E. Miller aro
glad to hear of the' return last
week to their Cornier nome nerc.
They sold their little .homo, hero
last August and moved to Cauby,
Ore., where they spent tho1 winter,
but evidently the home ties wero
no strong as to draw them back,
as the Rogue River valley has
been homo to them for tho past
50 years, so they repurchased their
home here and returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Jra Drake moved
last week to McCloud, Cal., whero
he will engage In nursery work in
the forestry service.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simpson,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Wallace, motored up Tuesday from
Etna, Cal. Mrs. Simpson and
mother went on to Grants l"ss
to visit relatives there and Har
old is visiting hero with his moth
er. Mrs. E. C. Fiene.
Mrs. Mary Sutherland of Port
land is spending tho week visiting
home folks hero. Sho was accom
panied on the way up by Mr. and
Mrs. O. E. Miller on their return
from Catiby.
We regret to hear of tho Bcrious
illness of Ralph Dusenberry, who
is in the Klamath Valley hospUul
with an attack of pneumonia.
Donald Darnielle, a student of
tho Medford high school, spent tho
Easter holidays over the week enu
visiting hero with Charley Smith.
S. A. Dusenberry has spent the
past Aveek in the Greenspring and ,
Klamath country on business.
Mrs. Wm. Wright, who has boen
camping near McLeod, where her
husband is engaged In 'road work,
has reutrned to her home here, as
tho work thero is completed and
tho camp broken up and tho men
sent to different places to work.
Mrs. Gwon Davis of Sams val
ley and mother, Mrs. Stickle, were
callers Tuesday at tho homo of
Mrs. S. A. Dusenberry, in quasi of
R. I. Red hatching eggs.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Walt and
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fleno attend
ed the talk given at Rogue River
Monday night by N,.C. Westerfiold
on the subject of poultry.
Mrs. Mary Sutherland and moth
er, Mr8.( Eva Newton, motored to
Ashland' Sunday morngni, where
they attended the Easter services
and spent Sunday and Monday vis
iting with Mrs. H. H. Elhart and
family. '
It. "W. Dusenberry left Sunday
morning for-Klufmalh county .(where
ho expects to work this summer.
Forest Mitchell has been work
ing tho past week for Mr. Dunoan
on Ward's creek, who has several
rTlindred neros of land the.ro and
is preparing to build a barn und
also a dwelling house on the place
this summer. : ' ' '
Mrs. J. U. Smith has been on
tho sick list for several days, but
Is somewhat Improved now.
Charley Smith and Donald Dar
ncllle took quKo a trip Sunday on
horseback, going over -the moun
tain back of the Smith ranch into
Sams Valley and from thero up
on tho lower Table Rock, from
whero a, fine view of the valley
can bo had.
Mabef and Lester Dusenberry en
tertained a few friends at an Eas
ter party nt their homo Sunday.
Tho day was spent In games and
Easter egg hunts and a splendid
dinner was enjoyed by all. Those
present were Charley nnd Dora
Smith, Donald Darnielle, Arthur
Dusenberry -and Mabel and Lester
Dusenberry.
ucJhis makes your dinner
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ANUtKoUN IMK
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Jas. MacDowell and family spent
Easter Sunday at Central Point.
Mrs. Jas. Mays and Mrs. F. Mar
quess wero shopping in Ashland
Salu rday.
Jas. Mays Is plowing for Jim
Marquess this week.
Mrs. D. C. Hale spent last week
In Medford with her daughter, Mrs.
Ethel ShHtin.
F. M. Centers and grnndson. P.ur
dette, spent Tuesday at tho Mays
home.
Mr. Ueeson Is building a road up
the mountain on J'olson creek lo
get his pine timber.
Jack Holtman nnd family spent
Sunday in tho valley.
Mrs. pierce spent Monday with
Mrs. Mack.
Mrs. Jas. Mays and Mrs. Hush
nell called on Mrs. Rtack Tuesday.
No Cannctl ,Muio
PALM REACH, Flu., April 5.
(Ai Florenz Zlegfeld thinks Ar
thur lliimmerstein's plan of using
canend music In musical comedy is
absurd. "No real artist would ever
think of singing with a mechanical
instrument and no one who really
loves the theater would even con
sider such an Intolerable arrangement."
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