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SPRINGS EVANS VALLEY
Scparatelntonakesi7 ounce can
of white StdrTund. Mix carefully
with one cuplulof diced celery,
onetdblespoonful of chopped
green peppers, two tablespoon
. full of chopped olives andthree
fourths cup o f coolcedsaladdress
ing. Add twoteaspoonfulsof
vinegar and season with salt ana
pepper. Soak two tablespoonfuls
of gelatine in one-fourth cup of
cold water for five minutes. Dis
solve by placing over hot water,
then stirintothe fish mixture. Turn
Into small wet moulds, set aside
to chill. Serve onl ettuce orwater
cress and garnish with celery tips,
slices of stuffed olives and pieces
of green pepper or pimiento.
Ll.OW SPRINGS.' Ore.. July) EVANS tAU.EV. Oro.,.July 11.
tSuecinl) Holund Burkholr., (Spl.) Two professors of botany
George hml Harry EUlen
t Lake of the Woods
Fourth. They elimhed
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BEAGLE 'I
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few days and unable to work.
Joe .Mayfleld'a many friends will en
camped
over the
Mt. Pitt on Saturday, a 24-mlle
hike.
The p. A. Bunney family are
t-nJoyhiK a new auto.
Mr. and Mr. Earl Heft and
daughter. Evelyn. Mr. and Mrs.
.Nathan Orishum and Mrs. Adrian
Thompson ppent from Thursday
until Sunday camping at Dia
mond lake.
Mr. und Mrs. J. W. BirkholE,
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Porker, Mm.
ltohert Urophy, little daughter,
and the Misses Leah, Frances and
Wylamae Parker were supper
KUests on July 4th at the J. V.
IMden home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson
and A. V. Carlsun celebrated the
Fourth with a motor trip to Sams
valley.
Clyde Richmond, Jr., spent the
4th fishing at Diamond Ijike,
while Mrs. Itlchmond was on a
u-ip to the coast with her parents.
Oeorge and Harry widen enter
tained a fraternity brother on
Wedncsdny and Thursday of last
week. Mr. Patch Is employed
during the summer vacation, near
Seattle, and he and a friend were
spending a week In southern Ore
gon. They went from here to
the celebration at Klamath Falls.
'AT II. Clements Is seriously 111
at his home here. He returned
home 111 days ago from Oakland,
Cal., where he underwent a num
ber of minor operations, from
which he Is making n very slow
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Richmond
spent the Fourth plcnlelng with
a party of friends at Ashland
park.
Phil Knack was a visitor Mon
day at the XV. K. Parker home.
Mr. Knock had been spending o
week In San Francisco and was
route to his home in Huron.
at thA OrAumi State college spent
I some time at the Ed Thompson I
place Monday, gathering specimens
for the collesr herborium. ;
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i UKAOLK, Ore., July 11. (Spec
inl) Don Sceginiller and Ray
mond Mnyfield left for Weed, the
first of the week where they will
be gliid to hour that he has fully
recovered nml has returned to Dry
creek.
Dwnin Ruwlelgh of Ashland
spent Sunday visitinpr at the home
of his cousin Herbert Mayffeld.
Fruit thinning ended . Tuesday
about noon and the thinners spent
have work for the rest of thethe afternoon swimming In Rogue
summer. Mr. SeegmlUer took the ; river.
KHa Smith has been spending
two weeks at home and has re
turned to her work in Tolo. .She
left Monday evening.
.lames Martin has been on the
sick list for the last few days.
boys to Weed In his car and re
turned the same day.
Roy Mclntyre has just finished
putting in the second crop of hay
(in the J.- C. Pendleton ranch in
Table Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sims left
the first of the month for a two
weeks' vacation at Crescent City
Reagle was well represented
Ashland the Fourth of July. Others
from hero spent their Fourth at
different places, some at Evans
creek, Applegate nnd Rogue river.
drain in this district is being
cut now nnd will be threshed by
Charlie DeArmond who has pur
chased n new threshing machine.
M. M. Sweet took over the Mead
ows mail route July 1. Mr. Sweet
has a four years contract for this
route and this Is the second time
ho has carried the mail to the
Meadows people, as he had the
route several years ago. Mr. Kills
has been carrying the mail since
the death of the former carrier,
Robert Pollard,
Oeorge Purcell has been having
a .touch of hay fever the last
li CHORE BOY TO SPEND
. FORTY YEARS IN
VAXCOUVKH,' Wash., July' 11,
Pi Twenty to 40 years Imprison
ment in the Washington state pen
itentiary at Walla Walla is the pen
alty Clifford Douglas Campbell, 111,
farm-chore boy, must pay for tho
dynamite murders of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Benjamin Northrup. at lleisson,
Wash., April 30.
Dolph. Bids received for im
provenient of approximately a mi'e
of Utile Nestucca road at
place in Tillamook county.
Oregon.
Mrs. Martin, formerly of thin vi
cinity, nnd her friend, Miss Hoose
velt of Medtord wero dinner guests
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Caster and supper guests of Mrs.
.1. W. Klden.
John Blackford and Lloyd An
derson celebrated the Fourth in
Ashland.
A. V. Carlson has as guests for
the month, his neice Mrs. Tilllc
And re n and son, Philip of San
Francisco. Mrs. Andren Is also
visiting her friend, Mrs. Sam An
derson. flames Harris,, who Is employed
'ni' government cantfi. ' spontf the
week-end visiting his mother nnd
Triends in the valley.
Miss Leah Parker spent the
week-end with her parents here.
Miss Parker Is asslstnnt play
ground supervlser at Klamath
Falls. She will continue mis worn
until the opening of whool In the
fall when slio will hold the posi
tion of physlenl director In the
Kreemont school In that city.
Stabbed By Prowler
PORTLAND, July 10. UP) Os
car Clancy, apartment house dwell
er, was struck in the nose nnd
stabbed with a penknife In his
chest by a prowler early today.
Heppner. Construction under
fills! way on two-story building to be
occupied by M. 1.. Case, mortlclnn.
Families of Clyde Ringer, Gene
Moore, S. H. Moore, Reed Carter.
F. R. Jackson and Jack Steward
attended the Fourth of July dance
at Lake Crek Thursday. Our lo
cal orchestra furnished the music
for the occasion.
Mrs. i:dna Reesbaok entertained
at her home "Imberlost," Satur
day evening with nearly the entire
valley attending nnd enjoyed danc
ing and a midnight wiener roast.
Mrs. Cul Stevens, who la visiting
her son at Willows, Cal., suffered
quite a bad fall last week while.
picking fruit. She was consider
ably shaken up and bruised.
Roy Moore spent the wee end
with his folks, coming over from
Chiloquin.
Ray Rigel and Roy llaker left
Sunday morning for Malln to work
In the hay field.
Williams brothers finished their
first cutting of hay Monday evert
ing after an 18-day run. They em
ployed several local men during
this time.
Mr. nnd Mrs. X. I. Johnson nnd
daughter, who recently purchased
the W. K. Lemon place up rieasant
creek, arrived Monday morning to
take charge of his new place. The
Johnsons are from Riverside. Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Lemon and
family left for their new home in
Santa Crust. Cal. We regret the
ions of this family but are glad
to welcome the Johnson family to
our valley. '
Mr. Orantham of Caster. Wyo.
arrived Wednesday to visit MorriS
Kooimmn.
Mr. Renfroe, who recently pur
chased the VI. A. Thompson place
up Pleasant creek, is In a hospital
In Portland receiving treatment
for an accident he sustained, some
time ago. Mrs. Renfroe nnd chil
dren are at homo caring for the
farm.
Bob Chamberlain returned Tues
day from Vancouver, Wash., 'to
which place he took his wife and
two daughter until school time.
Hill Baker nnd son Vern relum
ed to Prospect to their logging Job
Sunday. '
The Vern Orr famllyand Henry
Baker returned to their Jobs at
McCullum Sunday. Tom Culllns
is taking care of their place in
their absence.
C. H. Stam took a load of wood
to Grants Pass Wednesday. Jack
Steward accompanied him.
Tom Johnson arrived Tuesday
evening from .Chicago, where' he
hus been attending an electrical
school. He is stopping at the Geo.
Beers home.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Odcn vlslt-?d
their farm Tuesday and Wednes
day.
lene- Moore sold ft load of new
potatoes to a buyer from Klamath
Falls Monday.
Mob Chamberlain had the ml-
fortune to break his truck while
he nnd Clyde Ringer were return
ing to their jobs at Prospect. The
two men nre hauling lumber from
that place to Central Point,
Jack Taylor of Coos Buy Is log
ging off a tract buck f Frank Mc
Carvell's place, employing a few
of our men at the Job.
Will Williams purchased a new
truck body from the Gutes com
puny In Med ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Rigel picked cher
ries In Ashland Sunday nnd brought
home .tome unusually fine fruit.
Don Hougham Is driving A new
coach.
E. H. Davis and family of Klam
nth Fulls, who have been enjoy
ing a three weeks vacation on their
place on lower Pleasant creek, re
turned Saturday to their home in
Klamath Fulls.
Keep Smiling
with Kellys
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Think of it KELLYS
at these low prices!
4.40-21 . . . $5.55
4.75-19 . . . 7.40
5.00-19 . . . 7.95
5.25-18 J . . 8.90
6.00-18 . . . 12.60
305 truck
(8-ply) ... 19.20
Other Sizes
Proportionately Low
. at less than
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chain store
prices I
Never have we seen tires of this quality
sold at such prices as these! ' -.They are
so much better than the makes ordinarily
offered at or near this level that there is
no comparison. I: .U
The Kelly Lotta Miles is a heavy duty, ,
full. size,: sturdy, long-wearing casing,,
well designed, well built and .guaran
teed for life by the manufacturers of the
world's finest tires Kelly-Springfield
Safety and service are built into it.
every standpoint, it is the greatest tire
value ever offered to the motoring
public. 1
Come at once! Our stock won't last long
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prime, young pork, the ricli juiciness that
quickens spiritless appetites, the mild tang that
pleases finical palates.
A whole Fryc's Delicious Brand 11am is a satis
fying investment in food value and in warm
weather convenience.
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Riid V. S, Covrrnmttit Imtfttion it
tji.H mnl ltJnrli nf l:ryr li i.umlJny
JACKSONVILLE, Ore, July II.
(Hnl.) llnmlllon'a 'orclxJra will
giv0 a dune. In lh 11. H. n;ill &i'.
urilny night, July izth.
Iluwuril Lowin in'l 1'
othy are home after Hpi'iellm; sev
eral week at Dlumnn.l li
John Mueners, who ' ' 'lent
peveral month. In our'M :iil
fornla ntutlylng aviation. v "Im;
al IiIh hume here.
Mr. anU Mm. Altiert .-.' !
Medfonl and Dr. I,! S. - i of
Hnrlnufleld, Ohio, w I'l.i.er
KuestH at the L. T. W'l" 1
Sunday. Dr. Kcym r I '. In.f1 !
the Lutheran ehlln h In Me.ifn it
Sunday. lie alo ti'nv.d ji hei -auto
from HprlnKfleld i 'I
Imh AnKelen. lecturing '' ' ""
route, nnd Mate, that 'II ""
different nolnta he vifltr 1 "it 1 1
he would prefer llvlnt. It 'i In 1
KoRtte lllver valley.
Mm. Kthel Olnon anil l. f
Hutchr were Medfoi I - ;t
Monday.
Mrs. Laura" Anderron shopped in
.Med ford Monday.
Havntond Crumley of llutto Fulli
and France Cook of Medford were
.larkflonville vlnitora Monday.
Mm. Cora Shaw of Medford Vl
Itetl relatlvea here recently.
MijM Iturdette DtJnnlnKton
vhitlnv Itamona KendHll nt her
home In I'hoenlx.
Mr. and Mm. Hector Oesa of
Rend. Who had heen VUtltinK f.t
the home of Mm. (jaddy, returned
to Itend Saturday mornlnic.
Krle White left Wednenday even
ing for l'ortland, where he will
upend itevernl day. on hunlnewn.
Wesley llartman made a trip t
Klamath Kalla Sunday, returnluB
liy way of Crfcter Ijike.
Mr. and Mr.. N. H. Par. of
Phoenix. Arl7... nre making an ex
tender! vllt with their datiKhter,
Mm. Charle. Thompnon.
Mm. Chnrlea Oftatlahl nnd chil-l
dren returned homo after a visit
with relative. In .southern Cali
fornia. Mr. and Mm. Pomeroy and chil
dren returned to Alturns Monday
after Bpendlni? neveral week at
the T. C. Nortia home.
Mm. L. J. Comheet visited with
her aon HilBh nt Wanner (li p over
the week end.
Mr. , and Mm. Fred , 111 rtitnntT
and family of flan Kranclsco v
Ited Mrs. Henrietta N. Flek "
recently. ' ' !
Mlsj Vivian Miller, vm h.-.s
spent the past cnup.e o' vty t t
Oakland, Cnl., Is ririd.nf a comtie i
of weeks vlsltlnn . ve i 'ir,e here.
Dr. and Mm. n-iller -iri'l son of
Portlnnd vlid'et Mm. . miller's
father ond sl"-r, ':. nnd MIhs
Alice IIohN, over t,u week erftl.
Al H'.ooe re'ilrt.fl home Tues
day frooi 'lie u v Iike, the place
when ;te 'A-itf' employed hnvlns
'' 'l'''r..
.' f rtieyer finished got-
llnn ' v -econd crop of hay the
first y'jr nt the week.
Krnesi oicon of this placa nnd
Clifton Chlldem of Bit? Applcunle
enjoyed several days campliiK nt
Donnmore.
' Fred Flck was a huslnes' visitor
Un Medford Wednesday.
Cheater Pursell Is reshlnKlInK the
roof of the Kuch store at Much
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. F.lmer Hoofs nnd
children of llutto Falls visited rel
atives here Sunday.
W. A. Chillier transacted husl
nes on the Appleaate Wednesday
evening anil spent tho nlghl at his
home on HIr Appleitate.
llert Scranton and Henry Stelncr
of Medford called on friand here
Wednesday, en route home from
a prospecting trip In the surround
ing hills. .
H. B. Hammond of Medford,
manager of the Home Telephone
company, was a Jacksonville vis
itor Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mm. Nell Franklin ond
daughter, Harhnra. of Medford left
several days ago on an extended va
cation trip. They plan to visit for
some time In Kansas und Alabama.
Miss Dorothy Carlos spent the
Fourth with relatives at los An
geles. Bhe has lic.en employed lor
the past several weeks with the
Hank of Italy at Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hloan and fam
ily, who have heen visiting here,
will leave the latter part of tills
week tor their home In Kansas.
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