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PA OF, THREE CONSTITUTIONAL BODILY ILLS YIELD EAGLE TO INI New Nojtes of Pomona and Subordinate Grange Chapters f-' Given by Official Reporters OPEN' ON FRIDAY Causative Factor Traced to Spinal Nerves Few people pass tlie years of maturity without being con- . scions that they have n "weak stomach," a "weak heart," a "slupfrish liver," or n ."weal; throat," or poor cirenlation. j Many have "weak eonstitu- ftions" and tire easily. .Chiropractors grant this to he a fact, but scout the. ortho dox explanations offered it. Careful study and observation of thousands of cases have brought them to believe that , the basic cause of, such condi tions lies in luck of perfect con trol by the nerves of the organs which arc affected. This lack of control arises from the ac cidental displacement of one or more bones of t!c spine by falls, " jars, twists and strains, thus pinching or pressing the nerve that passes between these bones r vertebrae. Thousands of applications of 4 the Chiropractic science in giv en eases have produced the same beneficial results in or gans which were diseased or I'btiormal ; hence, for virtually nil the ills fo which the. human being is heir, Chiropractors have, evolved scientific melhods which have produced beneficial results. The "weak spot," whatever it may be, is found to be strengthened and eventually, to return to lis normal, healthy condition when adjustment of the spinal vertebrae, through which the nerve controlling the affected organ passes, relieves 1 lie nerves from pressure. It is fonnd that resumption of healthy control by the nerves dissipate the diseased condition of the organ which jt, serves. . The pet abomination of the " American people is indigestion. It seems that tli majoritvof r Americans h a x c .something wrong with their digestive ap paratus. Some doctors ascribe it to eating certain foods, and other experts find some grave organic trouble at the bottom of it; f Digestion is simply the pro cess in which food, taken into the stomach, is chemically treated by certain juices, se creted in glands of the stomach, and prepared for assimilation into the body. The action of the glands is controlled, of course, by the nervous system, and the particular trunk nerve serving the stomach passes jnto the main nervous cable in tli2 spine and thence to the brain, ) where nil impulse originates. . The Chiropractor finds that pressure upon this nerve, as It pass es between the bones of the spine, retards its healthy growth, weak ening Its control over the stomach Klands. Their function, It follows, is Impnlred and the process of, dl Restlon Is hindered and made In- complete; hence Indigestion. In eases observed under Chlro- prnctic adjustment of the vertebrae between which the. nerve controll lug the stomach passes, causes the , Indigestion to disappear. The re sult la brought about by practically painless methods, without the use of drugs or Instruments. Any Chiropractor will glndy refer you to scores of cases of his own observation In which Chiropractic has succeeded whore other efforts . failed. These are cases of sub- stuntlnl people whose position puts 1.1 heir crednblllty beyond question, .ninny of whom have scoured the ' world 111 search of health and found , : It In Chiropractic. (All Rights Reserved). CUT OUT SIGN AND MAIL Tho Chiropractic Health Ilurean. rare of tho Medford Mall Tribune, Med ford Oregon. Please send me, without cost or obligation on my part, copy of the new Dooklct describing Chiroprac tic Health Service. Name Address Clly (Paid adr.) I Calendar. Knle point Tuesday, Dee. 3. K:30 p.m. Talent, Thursday, Doc. 5, S:l)0 p.m. , Central Point, Friday, nec. 6. S:00 p.m. Sums Valley, Saturday, lice. S 7, S::to p.m. ., ' irnngx Motto. In essentials, unity: In non-essentials, liberty; in all things, ehurlty. Object. I "To educate and elevate the1 American farmer." Cningo Anniversary. December. 4th, 18C(j, tho first C! r a n g o was organized . This Orange today .is one of tho strong est Granges in the country. This tlrange is known as Potomac Grunge, No. 1, and is locuted in Washington, D. C. One year from the above date tho Natidtial Grange was organ ized In Washington, D. ('. From that small beginning Just 63 years ago, tho Grunge membership now numbers into the hundreds of thousands, - Oliver Hudson Kelly, one of the seven founders of the Order of the patrons of Husbandry. . commonly called tho Grunge,--nd affection ately called Fatnei- Kelly by the Grangers, was at the time a Min nesota farmer. lie had. how over, between the years of 1S64 and 1K66 held a clerkship in the department of agriculture at Washington. In January Mr. Kelly was called from his western farm for a per sonal Interview with President Johnson and Commissioner of Agriculturo Isaac Newton, after which ho acceded to their wishes to make a survey of the south, and he started with his commis sion as an agent of the depart ment of agriculture "to proceed immediately through the states lately in hostility against the gov ernment to procure Information and report the same to this de partment for publication." . He felt, that beuig a northern man, he might meet with some hostility from the people of the south, but failed to find such re sentment, nlthough he nfterwards stated that evidently it was no dis advantage to he. n member of the Masonic Fraternity. Itecauso of thls hospitality the suggestion came to him to make the organi zation which he hoped to found a renl farmer's fraternity, which he later . did And called It tho Patrons of Husbandry. Later. In talking of his plans to his niece, Mrs. Cnr.rie., Hall, she advised that the farm women also he taken' Intu. the organization as members in equal standing with t ho. farmers. This 'was done nml Father Kelley, In an address on the 2iith nnniversary of the Orange slated it was universally believed that the women -I ti the organiza tion had been largely rospnnsiblo for Its life and prosperity. So far as Is known this Is the first secret organization In the world that has ever received wo men Into full membership. Kvery member of the Grange should be familiar with the prin ciple historical facts concerning the Grange organization, inasmuch as it has grown into such a pow erful and large organization, being responsible as it is, for so much legislation that has been of Ines timable value to the farmer. Kvery patron In the I'nited States- feels a distinct pride In his buys dessert for the whole family JELL'WELL'S seven fruit flavors offer yqu del tens of endless variety. It's the prize winncr-s. too. Jell-well wasav.ard'WV td Grand Prize by the hxpotition lnternatton ale, Paris. letMust it Jells soWELL Sold only in the Bright Red Box Vi 9 AHeu.TT. - pHOaa B44 A eoMPumx eUANOlO A Drnto Sumo ' 1 rguniwltion und:ull eyes are nowi fixed on tpe-. part that the orguni- zntlim .will play in the present so- (Special I A feature event this culled ' ' farmers- problems." week Is the Christmas bazaar to The Grange is' ever on the alert The held In the hall over Brown's to protect itgriculture and so has! store. The bazaar will open Kri won the appellation of the' "watch! day evening:; at' o'clock with a dog of agriculture. .- ; - . .! chicken dinner and all ' its trim- ' 1 . - - j tilings. ' , : ';..; '' Furm Itcllef. ''. ( ! Foremost among the booths will (lly Geo. A. Piihnitcr. in his K'-',be the fancy work, all hand em port to tho Xatiunul Grange) broldered, such as pillow cttses, bu "t'ongrcss has at last recognized reau scarfs, etc., an upron booth agriculture by the passage of a j where nil the latest styles of hand farm ' relief bill, and while each j made aprons may he purchased, a individual fanner may have his, own opinion as .to tho benefits to be derived by the producer be cause of the passage of the bill. and may not favor the entire per sonnel of tho board appointed by the president, still, a start has been mndo and I believe every j bonis of labor by the ladies of farmer should, co-operate with thefthe Civic Improvement club and (arm board una fcive them every possible nnsistunee in their efforts to aid the farmer in the marketing- of his crops. If this is done, and then we find we are not Bet tinir thev relief we are entitled U, we will be in the best of position to ask eonprross to amend the act so It will hrlii)? to aKiiculture the equality with other industries that Is its riKht. ' Knglo INlnt Grnngo. Kafjle Point (Ira nee will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday nijrht at 8:30 p.m. UtRree work will be put 911 in tho first and second decrees. The class Initiated will be from the I-ake Creek grange with the addi tion of some from our own Cirmigo. The (J range will also vote n:i state Orange officers. doubtless be some change made In the slate Grange officers this yenr as some of those in Offrte now have declined, to accept rcnomina tion. However, those whosoy names aro on- the nominated'. 4llst a if among our best Orange "material and will no doubt make efficient officers. " This Orange will hold its annual installation on the second regular meeting- In December, ' Tuesdny. the 17th: This will be a joint installation of the officers "of the Kagle Point, Iike Creek.'and the Sams Valley;'OranKCB. -lnk& Creek ; range. The dance tjiven by the hake Creek Orange at the Kagle Point Orange hall Thanksgiving night was well attended. A neat sum was realized which will go towards building the I-nke Creek Orange hail. -; Those who have .contributed to the building fund for the Luko Creek grange by the "little apron method since the last publication aro: Mr. iind Mrs. Andrew Oris soni, Nettie May drover, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MessaU Mr. nnd Mrn. Wm; 1Iocf ft; . '8. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Force, Mrs. T. J. Ken ney, Dr. J. D. Jlickert, Mildred Sargent. John A. Perl, Mr. and Mrs. W. D, Huberts, Mrs. Alice Daley, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. D. W. Jieebc, Mr. and Mrs. Ous Nichols, A. C. Walker, Jiin Ileam sley, 1-trown's Bnrber Shop, May nard Buth, .Mr. .-and Alra,) -J. H. Tyrrell, Kenneth Murray, Mrs. Ha zel Nichols, Mrs. Leland Brophy, Mrs. L. O. Ontes, MrJ I nnd Mrs. I C. Charley, George A. Palmiter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Freeman, Sam Harnish. Dr. J. Hayes, Dr. li. U. Klliott, KImer Oatman, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. D. Norton, Kussell's, Inc., Miss (ieorgiu Pruitt, Arthur Porry, Ho wn ril Warner, J. C. Penney & Co., Claire Hanley, Alice- Hanley, C. D. Mills, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph J ennl ngs, M r. and M is. .1 . II . Cochmn. Mr. and Mi-s. .Virgil Strang, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Arnes, Heath's Drug Store nnd Mr. nnd Mrn. .Chnrles Humphrey. KAOLE rOIXT, Ore., Dec. 3. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Pmil Force nnd bnby went to Gold Hill I hurndny and were entertained with a bountiful turkey dinner at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Force.' Mr. nnd Mm. Lester Throckmor len entertHlned on Thnnksglvlnw day for Mr. and Mr. Edwin Tay lor. Mr. and Mr.. A. Throckmor ten of liuch; Mr. nnd Mrs. John Under and Mr. nnd Mr. J. II. Stanley of KukIo Point. Mr. and Mrs.i 8' If. Humes en tertained at dinner Sundny for Mr. and Mrs. Ilnrry Vestnl of Ashland. .Mr. and Mrs. Iroy Smith en tertained nt dinner ThunksislvInK day for Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. K. Barnes and dnuMbter, Francis. A family raiinlon was held at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mltterlinir TbanksKlvinir. A tur key dinner, was .served at noon. Those present wffre Joe and Wil liam Miller, llnbert Illtterllnit. Francis llittcrlinK of Portland nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Hilterllnir. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnm Coy enter tained ul dinner ThnnksKlvInu day for Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Orissom nnd two children, Mr., and Mrs. II rh (irlssom. ' Mrs. Kllznbetb flrlssom nil of ('llmox: Mrs. Hnrah Coy, Mr. and Mrs. Ktimpson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hill Nelson nnd son. Hudy Weldmnn came In Wed nesday evening and spent Thnnks clvlna day wltb his mother, Kdlth Weldman hi their honi"' In, Kmtle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Clnncado had a their Kuests nt dinner on Thanksgiving day Mr. M. B. f'lnit eade; Mr. and Mr. Jackson nnd daughter Viola. The dunee sponsored by ths like Creek (Ironae snd held at Kaale Point Thursday evenlna was n hllKS surcess. This danee was in Trtls fitmls to .build n UrnnKe ball nt Lake Creek soon. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Mooninw had as their guest ThanksRlvinir day. Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Smith anil family of Medford. Astori. Marwyn ruu mally reopenert to public. for- ! EAGLE POINT KAlil.K POINT. Ore.. JJi'C candy booth where home made can- dies can he bought and ft real gyp sy fortune' teller. ', ',' Several quilted quilts will be for sale, among them one done In gold and white. ' These articles renresent. manv many beautiful articles will be found such hh Santa Claus loves to bring. DAY FOR CLEANING UP 1IKLLV1EW. Ore.', ec. -8. (SpU Last Friday wus clean-up day at the Be 11 view clubhouse. The ladies turned out with the neces sary equipment for window wash ing, and yard cleaning. Some ti' the men also came, and laid tin pipe for running water in the kit chen. A number of other Imnrove- There wi!ljmonts are being planned by 'the club members. Another old-fnshliined dance is to , be Rivhn on Thursday evening, December i. The regular meeting of the club will be held on Wed nesday afternoon, December 11, J-.t the clubhouse. Mrs. Mack will lie present with Christmas suggestions. Kncli lady is also asked to bring at least one Christmas suggestion. OOl.D HII.U Ore., Dec. 3. (Spe cial) A crew of men has been busy the past week or so pouring a concrete base around tho beacon light on the mountain back of this city. W. W. initio Is rcmodnlins the homo which ho recently purchased from Charles Phelps in Garden Mow. He expects to move into the new property within the near future. C, A. CoppocU nnd son. Warren, are toniina; down tho old Harry Hnrvey resilience on tho south side of towh'. This will Improve the npijpuranco of that side of town us the building Is not being occupied and is of no use. Mrs. Hattlo Ilueman of Portlnnd Is visiting nt tho home of her daughter, .Mrs. Virttle Martin, of this city. After Thanksgiving vacation In this city Wilmer Italley motored Hill Heed and Toney Ross to the copper mine. 23 miles from Jack sonville on Squaw creek, where they will resume mining opera tions. Nina and Lester Dusenberry have been 111 for the past week hut are now slowly Improving. Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Cook returned the first of the week from a trip to Portland, where they visited Mr. Cook's brother. On their return they Moppet! in Oswego and visited with Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. W'nlker, former residents of this city. . Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ferguson. Mr. Laura Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Cicorgo Hatnmnrsley were' the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merrltt Mcr- rlman for Thanksgiving dinner. Miss Nona Heyland, nfter spend ing the latter part of last eek with Jill Martin of this city, re turned Sunday to her home In Med ford. Merrltt Hlttle spent the Thanks giving holidays with his ruther. W. W7 Hlttle, and sister, Lucille. In this city.' After tho brief visit he returned to Corvallls, where he is attending Oregon State college. EAGLE POINT GIRL HAS PARTY ON ANNIVERSARY V:r.lA-: POINT. Ore,, Dec. !. (Kpechil) Haturday, Novcmln-r 30 n hJrlhduy pnrly win held t tlie homo of Mr. ii nd Mrn. fleoritA It. McClellnn for their dnuKhter, Vel mn, In honour of her Uth birth day unnlvei Hitry, , when it number of her Hchool chunm enjoyed the of-cfiidon. ThoMp Invited were Knid U'nrd, Vivian Mnonnnv, Irnno Cox, Klennnrln Wall, Velmn MatheWM, KIhIc HelniH and Albert Helm, Dnntcl IVrry, Dale Throekmorten. Chenter Hmlth, Knrl llarnlnh, Ver tn nnd Irene Ktowell, Lyle Knilth. Vverettn Atklnn, Veronn nnd Vel mn Da-vlM. OLD RHOTEN MINE NEAR GOLD HILL IS REPAIRED C.OI.l) HILL. Ore., Dee. 3 (Special.) Among the mjuinir ho tlvltlr of this i.rea Is the reop'-n-Init of the old Ithoten mine. Th, mine Is situated up Knnes rrek about seven mile from this rpv. It Is a pocket mine nnd In Its da. has hnd much Rood ore taken from It. Henry Itay. formerly of this city, will have charge of a crew of men who will be employed Im mediately. EAGLE POINT SCHOOL THANKS DAY PROGRAM y.AflUK I'OIXT, Ore, lvc. 3 lul on Wlnpwliiy nfi'-r-tf-e InlcrnHMltiito prii'Ifi of I hp Kit trie I'nlnl nrhfKtld pn v lh(' foltnwin ontertiitnmint: ' i;nllnn. n'jtllnnrn proi min i GOLD HILL ! i : ! 1 J It's a plt'UHure lit drive into liis clean, orderly prrmiHPS to knuw you will ;'t exactly llie moloriiig products that tlie inuiiiifiicliii'cr of your car approves for your mm; lo rely upon his alcrLjiilclligeiil service! There are eleven thousand of llipsc Kcd, White and Itlue Slnndurd 'find them everywhere you go. TANDAIU) tion.'-Clyde librshy; ' piny, ". n In-1 Thunkful," Zoella Kmlih luul, Vel vltntlon to tile, Klrst 'rhauljsMK'-1 ma Uavls; "Tommy and Anne Are iPK":'' "That's TbnnksKivlnK." Kleii-j Thankful." Iletli ctiiKcude, and norla Wall: "Two Little tllrls Arel "Spirit of ThnnksKlvlnr." Irene Another Turkey I. 11 V IV J0 v w Vi Farmer's N. Fir Street c Try Th In Experiment Drive in toduy at uuy HedWhite und Itluc Station or (.uruge. Ask the Dealer "What is this im proved service you have to offer?" Oil Denier. You will Each knows tlint hy serving OIL COMPANY OF CAlIFORNIAi WILL RECEIVE TURKEYS ALL THIS WEEK Advances as Follows: Young Toms, per lb. 26c Young Hens, per lb 24c Old Hens, per lb 20c Old Toms, per lb .......20c Number 2's, per lb 14c Advances are lower this pool Expect returns to Ms. m mm Net Grower at We expect the market to be as good for fkrwtmna it wn a for ThankscivinCT Exchange Cooperative Med X saw. yj.t jLF7iiJi of ll,ooo is one Who have a new plan or serving if ou heller best possible ! Service that means lictter motoring at less cost! Stand ard Oil motoring products because they arc unsurpassed. Hed, White and Uluc Deulers give better motoring service fltowell. I Cold Ileneh. ; AVur department Hoiiks, "Over the Illver;" andj approved plans for ertnstructioit ' .My Country 'Tis of Tliee," by the j of hrldb'O over lioguo river at this Intcrmcdlnte grades. Iplnee. ' i in: Least 2c More ford you better he helps himself and all the others. All arc joined together in providing a new standard of Her- vice for Pacific Const Motorists. One service everywhere the Podl! , Phone 932 I J J
