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rEDFORD MATT, TRIBUTE, MEDFORP, OKEflbfr, STTXrAYv rAY19, m9:' .
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LAFOLLETTE STATUE UNVEILED
lEEAO.T.IC, Ore., Jlny 17. (8po
olnl) Tlio Aultocli Sunday school I
Is invited to a-baakct dinner unj
cburcb HervtccB in the Meadows
next Suiuluy. May 19. The Chris
tian young men's gospel team of
Medford will conduct the services.
Archie West made a trip to
Applegate the last of the week.
Mrs. Purcell of Medford was vIb
ltlng at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Fred West, the last of the
week. : . . .
Mrs. Hess of Medford spent sev
eral days last weok visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Seegmiller.
Mrs. Hess Is a niece of Mrs. Beeg
millor, , ., ... .. ... -
; Miss Gcorglana" Hurson?' spent
the week end visiting at the home
0' Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sanderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Itigham and
fLniJly of Eagle Point attended the
church services at Antloch school
house Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Jordan of Hoseburg arrived
FYlday to visit with her mother.
Mrs, Lucas, Sr., at the home of linr
brother, B. B. Lucas, and family.
Mrs. Jordan returned home Mon
day. Mrs. Lucas, Sr., who has been
sick for some time, is a little bet-,
ter at this writing.
The Boy Scouts held their meet
ing Friday evening last weok. The
troop was. divided Into two patrols.
Lorlng Martin was chosen lender
of the Heaver patrol and Raymond
Mayfleld was chosen leador of tlir
Wolf patrol, .. ; r ,. i
. Church services were held at the
Antloch school, houso Sunday aft
ernoon. Kev. Clillders of Cold Kill
delivered Iho messngo. There was
quite a number from Sams Valley
at the meeting.
Young people's meeting was held
Ot the usual hour last Sunday
ovonlng. Alfred Hcddingfiold was
the leader. Tho topic of the ovon
lng was "Why Is Jesus tho World's
tlroatost Ijcader?" Walter Mack
mnn was lendor of the pruyor meet
ing. He used "IleHurrqplton" ns
his subject Twov special soil's
were rendered, one by the Junior
girls and tho other by tho Junior
. hoys. 1 .. .. . i
iTnck Sims spent the week end
with ltnymond and llubort May
field. Wilbur lllnckmnn spent tho week
end at the homo of his imrnnlH,
Mr. and Mrs. Eluckmnn. Wilbur
Is working nt Clold Hill In the ce
ment plant, .
Tho young folks ot the nrilnh
. horhood gathered at tiro homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Chus. Sanderson to
help Milton celebrate hiH 17th
birthday iinnlvorsury Snturday eve
ning. Tho ovonlng was spent In
playing gRmos ami music. Lunch
was servod at midnight and, wish
ing Milton mnny returns of the
day, they dopartod for their sev
eral homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Horman Terrlll of
the Moadows passed through lleagle
last Thursday on their wuy to Med
ford; Bill Pomoroy nnd Miss Talent of
the Meadows wore Beagle cullers
last Bunday.
Merrill Martin bus boon out of
school for several days on ncconnt
ot sickness.
Mr. Swunsnn, who has been qullo
nick for tho last two weeks, Is nhlo
to be about ngalu.
; Howard Mayflold ot Central
Point Is gathering his cafrfb off
the range In preparation fur driv
ing them to Klamath county the
first of noxt wook. Hnymond Mny
flold Is working with liim and will
help him drive to Klnmnth.
. Mr. and Mrs. Hall or Medford
spent Tuesday ovonlng at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. ICugono Cray and
family.
Tuesday evening the young folkt:
gathered at the homo of Mr. and
. Mrs. Kugeno Cray and surprised
Byron, as A was his 1 Uth birthday
' anniversary. The evening was npenl
playing games and music. At 11
o'clock the birthday rako wua rut
and lunch Bcrvod. Then wishing
Byron ninny happy birthdays limy
returned to their respective homes.
The school children are practic
ing on the last program of tho year,
to be given Thursday, Mny 111, In
the afternoon, i r
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Statue of the late Sen. Robert M. LaFollette, "gift of Wisconsin to
the nation, was unveiled In Statuary hall In the capltol In Washing,
ton. Lett to right: Senator Blaine, Fola LaFollette, Marlon Montana
Wheeler, Robert LaFollette 8ucher, Mrs. Mary LaFollette Sucher,
daughter of setiator, snd.hlu sons, Philip and Sen. Robert LaFollette, Jr.
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(By .Mm. Myrlln Whipple)
. I HOGUE HIVI-llt, Ore., May 17
'!A iii(kpi,I1ii nnoiiM uhtiwrn' wnu li,l,t
WILLIAMS CREEK Ore
" UfULIIIi A 1113 t r iM'tlll'H ( , 1, ,. !.,..., Ml.... .i,i ,
grange wit! hold Its regular month-! rtaurtmi afternoon
y ince ng Ha turuay, May 8. at:,,, ,. r Mlw ,JIWH.
the Wllllunm Community hall. A w,Hl, ., , ,
clans of throe will bo given tile i j,,V ,
third and fourth dewi-ees and one;
I, i ii I . i - n. i A vt-rill Swacbcr, Mai y Vmwh. l-'rcda
lunch will bu served at nuun.' Tho
Laws, Laura Siuitb, Shlrloy Joni-s.
, T ., 1 """. "vurlKiiye J.c Muliu.. Hetty I'ayne. H.llltt
(liuhgo that ovonlng and as many,,,, ,.,. M (1;ul
as can will leave from the ball K,lIlrt,.y r Sundry, .Mm Nola
at 0:30 p. m. for the HKuo Itivcr! j, vlno ,, Mr(1 H(.u .
giango hull whore Hiipper will be T1. mmw.mv (,,ll)00 Klveh ,,y
servwl after which a largo claath - Uvu tlk (.nnK of . KKl.
will bo given the several degrees. ;ltul-ri Saturday night was well at-
... ,!. ".vii Kiunun tended
iiuim;imii Lily t,-nniu in naiuroay IUp,(Hf tllUI'
VIBIb 1,1 IB. ,11111 IOI1 M lllllllUT, UlUllll-
ma J'cnoe, who has been poorly
fur more than a year
Kuus 1'ierce paHHed away at his
home near 1'rovolt May 10 nfU-r
an Illness of a month. Interment
was In the Methodlttt chapel ceme
everyone reported a
Airs. Italpb Wilt and son ' Delhert
have retui'imil to their hunn. from
Klamath, where Mr. Witt la cm
ployed, l.ltllc IX'lliert In III and
.Mra. W'llt brought him homo for
medical aid. ... , ,
Norman Branheor, wlio has boeit
tery. A Inrge crowd ot relatives' m wU Hcari,,t tovel.. Is Improving
and friends wore present to pay ,ut was unable to atumt tile com,
Ihelr last respects. There , wero ,,,,.,.,, exercises to n-eelve his
many florul oftorlngs. among diploma. However we arc all glad
which was a beautiful pleat pre-itu knw ,,,, .v,,,.,,,,,,, ., B,.t
sontod by tho provolt Indies club, i anyway.
Of which Mrs. liorco Is president.' .M,.. ,iml Ml.H ,.,,n strali.in ale
Archlo l'lereo. a son, was tin-'living for tho present on their
able to bo present as ho is still !ml0 ,,!,. 1t uKU0 utver. .Mr.
confined to his bod. with typhoid i dirnlinn has been emploved for
fovor at lils homo In CoiiilUelllrvor,1 yi,lu.a llt t, ,,, Un orch.
0r0' .v V lard at Uuek Point, but recenlly
Miss Clraco Roberts of San Fran-' neeepted n iiosltlon at Medford.
Cisco, Cel., who is spending horj jtarley CiimmlnKS was a week
vacuuon wun nor piiroius, sir. nnu 0nd visitor at Hogue Itlver.
Mrs, C. . W, lloherts, visited with;
lAineral services were held Sun-
rriends ami romuves in nieuioru day for Mrs. Henry Woolrldge
and Phoenix Sunday and Monday. I who died at her drums Pass home
Sho will lcuvo for San Francisco j ,'n,i,,y night. Mrs. Woolrldge was
Friday. jhorn In Jackson county and had
!r. nnd Mrs. Bray and son. ' !.,, i-e.slrleiit of Hogue Itlver
Billy of Medford Bpent Sunday . fr several years prior to her move
afternoon and evening with Mr. : to (mints Pass. She leaves a hus
and Mrs. Philip Meotobry. 1 band and throy sons, Frank, Hus-
Mrs. Henry Wooli'ldgo pnssed Hl,u nn( cten. " i
nwny BUddouly last week fromj rd mM i,PPn received Vero of
honvt trouble. Intormont was i tlio birth of n son to Mr. nnd Mrs.
tho Missouri flat cemetery Sun-. Kimer I'hamliorhtln ot Baker. Ore.
day nftornoon. Both young people are well known
.Mrs. l'loree nnd son. Harold, here, Mrs. eiinmborlaln having
spent Monday ovonlng In tho C, i been .Miss Vudn Kathan before her
W. Ilotierts homo. i marriage.
Aiming .the Koguo Itlver people
visiting (14'ants Pass Saturday were
Mr. and Mrs. Fred O'Kelly, Stew
art Hatch, Mrs. Al livo nnd
Fnbrtclus
Ualph Cougol, who has been In
Klamath Falls for sevoral wooks,
roturned home last weok.
Maurice Butts and Furl Couglo
left Sunday morning for Klnmnth daughter, Mrs. Ooorgo
Falls. anil Mrs. Itlchard Scott.
Mrs. Lothn Hurrol of CoqullloJ . Mrs. C. Baker and children
who was called hore by tho Illness, j Sydney nnd Canine, left Sunday
and denth of her father,. Knostto Jolu Mr- Baker near Klnmnth
pierce, left for her homo Monday 1 Fulls, where he is engaged In tho
morning. " irslslnu of musknits.
, TABL10 BOCK. .Mny 17 ISpe-
' rial.) The next regular meeting of
the Community club will be held
tonight. Mny 17. in conjunction
with the school entcrtnlntucnt. and
an excellent program has been j
prepared by club members nnd
students alike. I
Several large trucks hnvo been i
added lately to the fleet of logging i
trucks hauling saw logs through I
hero to Medford from the Benglo '
section. j
Many regrets wcr hoard locally
over the postponement of the i
Orange program that was to have !
been given last Thursday nlglii !
over KMKI),
The Mny 1 crop report of tho I .
K. Department of Agriculture pre- i
diets a linger crop of winter wheat .
In the United Htntes tluin last yenr I
but a smaller crop in tho Pnciric '
, northwest. j
Mrs. Anderson and children are i
moving this weok from the John I
Vaughn ranch to a plnce near '
: Medford. ' j
j Sixteen pupils of the upper
...... . w nviHinR un einie '
six of
eighth
examinations this week,
these are on their final
grade examination.
. - CUaa M(on rti'gs wnnt a at Man
Tribune office.
We Welcome
All Visiting
ODD FELLOWS and
REBEKAHS
To Ihc Rogue River Valley
"A Great Country"
SCOTT WOOLF
v ' 217 West Main 1 "
WfKUOW SPRINGS, Ore, May
17. (Spucla.) Joe'Wrlffht hun ho Id
seven acreti of his place to, a mnn
from .C'ou Bay. Thli piece lays
between the railroad and Jackson
creek. The new owner expects to
erect tvo houseii and put In other
Improvements before! the summer
1h over.
A. IT. Clements la hnvlng a deep
well drilled near the, .ouae on hiH
ranch here. If they tttrlke a good
flow of water thU will add much
to the convenience of their home.
. Francis Parker and Harry Kid en !
wore guentH of the. seniors of the'
Central. Point -hiKh school, at their
picnic . on Wagner . creek, tin all
day affair held - on Wednesday of
this week.-
Last week Thursday Mrs. H. A.
DuKuque entertained her bridge
cul. . Tho ladies spent a most de-
llKhtful nftornoon.
Mr. and Mra. J. W. Elden had
ns dinner guests Sunday the W. K.
arker family and Rolttnd . Blrk-
holx.. . . . :
M4H. W. B. Harris . spent the
week end In Portland as guest of
her son RuHnell and wife. On the
return trip Mrs,, Harris spent one
niyht as. the guest of her son
James at Albany, eollcgo Bhe ro-
ports thnt James., has just pur
chased n. J-'ord coupe and vvfll drive
home when, nchool closes. He px
pects to Hpend the summer here.
J. W. lilrkholz, who has boen In
poor . health for some time and
.seriously ill for the past two weeks,
in slightly better hut still suffering
a great deal of pain. , His many
friends hope for his speedy recov
ery.
Mrs.'- Oeorge . Veaca. of, Wood-
burn. Ore., who Is delegate to the
grand lodge convention in Medford
will be a guewt for the week at the
P. A, Bonnoy home here.
Ceorge Kid it n took advantage of
tho cheap rates and spunt Mothers
Hay with his parents hero. He
came from.O. S. C. on Friday and
returned Sunday evening.
Mrs. (lene Blackford, who has ,
been finite ill und confined, to her
home, is somewhat improved and I
able to b, about. I
..Mrs. W,, K. I'arkor spent "I'ues- '
day in Crants Patw as a guoHt of
her mother. Mrs. H. B. AlverHon.
Mrs. McKay, who has been so
feeble nil winter, is somewhat bet
ter with tho coming of warmer
weather.- , . -.
, Mrs. W. II., Hover 'is-entertaining
tlio ladies' circle of Central
Point this afternoon. . . ..'( i ,
The Willow . Springs school
closed lust Friday afternoon for
tho summer vacation.
Pi- !.): bofland und John Brenner
aVq yqry. busy witi ;th"Jr. -beos, thse
Miariii' days. B'oo& tiwarmod, vbty
info- fnw yenvi'' vt'.-,.,, , tw.: .-.(:.
(By Mary O. Carey.)
HUKN PltKCIXCT, Ore., May 17.
(Special.) We have been informed
that J. C. . Hilderbrand has sold
his fine little furm, located on the
Pacific highway near the Ever-
shady auto park, and will give pos
session about the first of July.
' Water has been turned into the
Talent ditch from the Applegate
and the ditches are running bank
tulh Mast of the water users are
taking advantage of the flow' and
flooding their alfalfa fields.
Mrs. J. W, Pruett and daughter
Margaret were pleasant callers at
the homo of Mrs. S. P. Barneburff
Wednesday, i '
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anderson
have mgved from the home of Mrs.
Edmonla Anderson in East Eden
to Medford. Donald Is working for
Dr. Spats.
Bert Miller of Hilt was in East
Eden Wednesday on, business, in
terviewing the stockmen.
J.- 8. Shemihorn of East Eden
is over on the Applegate figuring
on a contract ot building a . new
residence for B. J. Emerick on the
old Pat Swain ranch. . .
Donald Coozy of Medford was
visiting .with .Kenneth Barneburg
last Tuesday. ,..
. Dr. and Mrs, Suzie B. Standard
are expected to arrive in Phoenix
Thursday of this week. They will
occupy a portion of Mrs. Dr. Mnlm
gren's large home and will imme
diately take up practice In the town
of Phoenix.
Mrs. Edmonia. Anderson Is some
what under tho weather with rheu
nulsm and is barely able to get
ubout her household duties.
Mrs. Jack Allen has. been quite
indisposed for several days,
The Daffodil club in East Eden
met at the . home of Mrs. W.. q.
Onnnaway last Wednesday. About
17. members were present. A boun
teous covered dish luncheon was
enjoyed. at noon and the ladles did
fancy work during ,th.o afternoon.
The new service station and resi-;
donee on the lots formerly known;
as tho Hukle property. In phoenix,
Is among the most attractive of any j
of tho stations yet built in the!
town. , ., " . - I
Wm. High and C. Carey and wife !
were trading in Medford on Wed-j
nesday. y j
The new . owner of the former
Hargrave orchard has his garage
up and haw the basement about
finished and the . lumbar on the
ground ready to begin work on his
new residence. ,
. 1 , . .
Sowing; Room Hint,,
, Cut tho strips containing buttons
and -buttonholes- fronf-.-dlscarded
garmcnts nnd uso tbem,. under a fly
;in: i ii ( w : ganhe n ts.' ii ( aaVek ; 'time
Mind' )fh!,". -.v.'.v-:..-1; JwAwi.
DETROIT, May J7. If
Manager "Dena" Blackburne's
wishes are respected. Art. Hlilres,
the belligerent bench-playing first
baseman, la through with the White
Sox.
Reflecting over his fiat fight with
the: Texas youth, in which both
received facial decorations, Black
hurne said he would never permit
Shires to play fur him as long as
! he managed the club. ; '
! . Meanwhile. Shirea was undecided
whether to continue his law studies
or to appeal for reinstatement after
10 days' suspension. He and Black
burne engaged In a fist fight ,In
the White Sox clubhouse Wednes
day, following , an exchange of
words on the diamond where
Blackburne , criticized him for . "ca
pering around like a baby" and not
taking baseball seriously enough..
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. !cn i-h.-si;-.-;-: - a ; .
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
You are welcome in Med
ford and the Rogue River
Valley. "
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CITY MARKET
The OPEN FRONT Market
N. Central . ' Phone 324
r. Ink Stains on llaiuls
- A solution? operxlde of hydro
pen containing a fe drops of am
irtpnia ViU-pmove Ink stains from
fire "ha-ndsr J"
Open Evenings
and Sundays
We Gbn Serve
YotiatAll '
Times,
Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs
We hope that
you will thoro
Iy enjoy your
visit, in Med
ford and you
will want to
come again
soon. ,
East Side
Pharmacy
Main and
Riverside
Cordially
Welcome
Visiting bv
Odd Fellows
THE HOLLAND HOTEL
Joins with everyone in southern Oregon in ex
fpiuliug honrtv greetings to visiting
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Rebekahs
to
Medford
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We sincerely hope
that you will en
joy your stay in
this city , a n d
southern Oregon.
Hotel Jackson
We Eitend a Hearty Welcome
to Visiting Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs
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ODD FELLOWS and
REBEKAHS
to the "Pear City" and the
Rogue River Valley, ... We hope .
T'; Vyour visit will be a pleasant one !
Medford
BEEBE & KINDLE
SERVICE STATIONS
: . Central Point
Greetinp-s, Odd Fellows
Mutual Mill & Feed
any
Meotord Ashland
Snider 's Dairy &
' Produce Co.
t ; : Extends a
Cordial Welcome
To All Visiting
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs -
If It's Snider 's It's the Best to Buy
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ODD FELLOWS and
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North Riverside Phone?
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