"'MKDFORD MATTi ,TRTBUyB,': MEDFORD, 1 OREGON1, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1930 .
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WILD
HBEAUTY
KyyoPKIH: because his mother
makea. ( titnriJutrt tar liin vi'
.luiaus vouna wile. Fanny, David
Frost moves to u small Itovse of
Ilia own. and alve.a .... hie iali in
his uncle's bunk to take another.
David's mother, anstere ami I'uri
tanical. is the lender ot lite Frost
Itrqicnberk elan, aristocrats at the
little totrn 01 Clonahliatre. Venn,
etlteanto. She eavtiot aoneeal Iter
dislike tar Fauna me tltitiQlitir
at a voor Herman mnsltj te.oihnr.
A datiohter. Nheila. is born la
Fanny ami David. Halt Daniels.
iilihnvfiilij married to l.etla.
David's cousin, reveal' before
Icavino to to overstos in the .
World War that iie laves Fonnu.
Amelia. David's sinter, marrtfS
f.'lark Smith, a Ivor 101 1 esvandeui .
and uaea otnoail with him David
loses his 1ol Rili o to ir I: -ma I: in a
concern, and stistierts vressnre is
beintl branalil htl Ins utothrr to
tares him to rctnr-.x to lite with
her and tcsnme his old tott at the
hank.
Chapter D,
DEFIANCE
PAXN'Y'S refusal to he dlscour
uged'at the loss or Ills Job raised
David's drooping spirits.
"Irving nuit' a man I knew In
college wrote, me .(lie other dny
from Seattle. He says the town's
booming that there are all sorts of
opportunities going to waste."
"Darling how hsaven-sont! The
Finger of Fate. Oh, David, let's go
there. It would be glorious. You
una t and Sheila so far away ., . .
ull by ouiselvos!"
jby MATEEl HOWE FARNHAM ,
to have It," laughed David excitedly. I
They duueed about the room like I
a nymph and faun, spirits renewed ,
by their youthful optimism. David's
natural caution was balanced by an
overactive Imagination. Now, even
while he cautioned Fanny not to ex
pect too much he was vlsloulng
himself as superintendent ot some
large, Western clay plant. -as man
OBer, general manager, owser. . , i
''Fan, you've be. a a brick. I
haven't said much about it, but It's
tnken the heart out ot me to see you
working jso hard, doing without
every pretty thing you wanted."
"But I haven't minded, David." '.
"Darling glrl!" He kissed nor
hand. 'IVe have boon happy hero,
but anyone as beautiful as you
ought to have a beautiful setting."
"Do you really think am beau
tiful, David?"
"Of coursi' 1 do, goose. Haven't
I tnld you so a thousand times?"
David, after soveral days of ties
iiatlon, and a great despatching ol
tolograms and letters and a greater
weighing of pros and cons, definitely
decided to move to Seattle. Money
had been borrowed, notice given to
their landlord and the packing be
gun before the family discovered
what they were up to. Then the
storm broke.
"It's the fool Frost bftiod," raged
RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS
Llnwood Varner, ) ' Jack Wilson,
quite nick at her home here. WeXWHma Lemmon. Ernestine Kin-
Mrs. Dan Hougham has been
GRIFFIN CREEK I APPLEEATE I
II. "' ' ' 1 . 11 !!
fJUIKFI.V ritKKK, Ore., Dec. 5.
Kp.J ThoH from thiq cuminu
nlty attend. nn; Orange hi JackHon
villf l-'rltlay cvenlnK were: Jlr, una
, all hope fop her qulek recovery. ( '
! i np rca uimmicic rumiiy entcr-
trilned with A ThanksgivlfiK' din
ner Bt their home Thursday for
Mr. and Mrs. George Been' and
on. Lloyd, Mr. and Mm. W. W.
WilliamH, Mr. nnd Mm. Tom John,
ston, Mr. and Mm. Frank Green
wood, Mr. and Mm. Masorle, Mar-i
tin Ha ere and Ewlnj? fiacre,
Mrs. Mary Dimmiclc and dau-!
ghter, Maxine. Hpent Thanksgiving
with Mr. Dimmick mother, Mr.
CharteH Warren, in Rogue River.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Rierdaley
had as dinner RuesUH Thanltsttiv
Load?, Victor $parl)h. ,Doutss Bl
uer and uemie: ntn:He. ; !
The primary graded are usy
planning a Ohrintmajt program and
Helling C'hrlftmap nealH.
M m. Kd Wn 1 li ng received t he
sad newx Thursday that her
brother, Dan Burlew, had ' just
pRHHed away at the soldiers' home
at Lob Angelea
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knutnen
and two children of Thompson
creek visited at (he C. W. Rob
ert! home Runday.
Mr. and Mm., Roy Lofland and
daughters, Iris, and Lnurn, nnd
Fon. Jack
APPLEGATE, Ore., Dec. 6.
(Hpeciall 'Mrs. Alice May Brown
and daughter, Virginia, motored
from Wonnlohee. Wash., Friday to
Mi-h.-o. K. slniiiiM. ir. nnd Mid. I spend several days vlsitihs her
C1,uh. Woivell and Mr. and Mrs. father. Oharlic Powell, and brother,) "u " 1 "I aUK, 'rls.nnd I
Ciou. 1'K.k and daughter Mnrjorle. nnd sister-in law, Mr. and Mrs. G.i"" "nl V' "' Je ,Z;';h 5 ' ran iu 'T11,
Mr. ami Mm. K. F.Hnnnnrrt of ! "ey i'owell.
Murnhy wwe llnner guests Wed- ; liill l.orton of Jacksonville spent
f .Ml", and (Mrs. -.J. U. I (M wwk run iihiiiiis im-. uuu mr.
' lli,rlv ll.t 1 nn,l mm ir in I lM,i
Apiilegate.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurt Hall made n
business trip tu Prospect Monday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee Port and fam
ily of the Star ranger station on
lllg Appleaulo and Alnx Schichtl nf
Star OuU-h spent Thanksgiving
no.sday
firown.
.Mr. and Mil. I. liuglns, and
family, spent 'J'hunksgivlng In
Oi'UlltH Push, '
Miss Kmimi I1olj'of Ttoss Lane
spent l''il(lay,'ltli Mrs, C. C Huhl.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. CummlnKs
children or Ashland nnd Mr. and drove to piflnrd . for Thiinkssivlng
.nr. r,u uine 01 jncKHonviue. with- Mr. J Lormnrt s. 'and ah a
Mth. fcva Steward and Mr. Tind Long's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Nor
called on Mr. njd Mrs. J. D. Iirown j wth rt.itives in Ashland.
Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cnntrutl spent
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hornby n- j Sunday with Mrs. Will Davin at
terialned at Thanksgiving dinner i Talent.
fur fifteen friends. I Mrs. ft.
Mrs. Jfick Steward nnd children
pent 1'hanksgivlng in Orants
Pass, dinner guests of Mrs. Stew-
j ard'a parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.- fleorge
Stldtinn!!
Charles -LeMolne family- spent:
Thanksgiving In MeiHord at thet
home of Mrs. Le Moln's brother. I
Hi Moore has been confined to
his led Die past few days yith I
a lame hack. 1
Mr. anil Mr ntf.tr ntrtlimnnl
. . . . , land Mr. and Mrs. Vern Orr called
H. liurcnnra is visit ag llt the Steward home Wednesday
ris. They state that flowers nre
blooming In the yards as in the
summer time nnd nothing Is frost
bitten there yet.
Thoy danced about the room gleefully.
1 "It Isn't e, thing to be decided In
a minute. I'd have to start again
at the bottom probably."
"What of It? I'd be none the
worse- for It. It wouldn't be half
so hard, to be poor In a place where
nobody knew us."
"On the other hand, cousin Ed
ward gave me a hint the other day
that Uncle Judd would pay me POO
a month if I went back to the hank."
"Would that mean living with
your mother?"
' "I suppose so." .
Fanny shivered. She might,
Fanny told hersolf, have worked It
out some way If she bad stayeU at
Davids mother's, But nevor now.
She had known the Joy of Independ
ence for four years; she could not
now adapt herself to even a mild
ijranny. . ,
"Do you want to go back to the
bank, David?" . . ,
"Not eicept on my own terms."
"Exactly. If you go back now you
go list In hand. Hut If Uncle Judd
still wants you aftor he finds you
have mode good In Seattle and you
uilH make good in Seattle you nnd
fuot he can dictate the terms "
Fanny's enthusiasm began to fire
David. ...
"I believe I could borrow some
money from Josluli to move, ilia
Seattle seems like Wio Jumplng ufr
placo. Mofhej'a fenrmily lonely
without Amelia. 1 don't know
whether I ought to go sn far away."
Look here. ', sn h! Funny hiillv.
."don't you suppose lhattfnur mother
ana uncio Juilil are working to
gether In this?"
"I wouldn't be surprised, They
usually are."
"It's all nioro of lh plot to starve
os.out to force us In go homo nnd
llve.wlth your mother." Funjw con
tlnued excitedly. "And If lliev drive
us to extremes they'll Just have to
take the cousetiueuces."
"Well. If you'ro willing to take a
chance, let's slmw them. All thoc
Id favor of moving to Scuttle vole
inyo: those opposed ..."
"Aye," shouted Fanny atjhe top
of her voles. "Aye, aye. a.v." eili
ond Shelki Irani the kitchen, think
tIS It a new game, "The arcs seem
David's uncle. The throat of no
actual move to the Western vaail
hnd upset Mr. Brownbeck more than
he cared to own, nnd he had sent
for his nephew with the Intention of
making him so good an offer that. he
could nc roruso U. 'J'ho $:i(io a
month might" easily have" 'bsjeu
raised to $-100 ovon more If David
had kept his tompor nnd been villi
ing to swallow a mouthful of hum
ble pie.
"Does It menu that we hwo to go
home to live with Mother If I come
back I'l the Itunk?"
"Any son," snapped Mr. Brown
bock, avoiding David's eye, "any
son with a decent sense of responsi
bility would be aslinmed to let his
old mother go down on her knees
bugging tor permission to make her
home with him," . .
"Mother Isn't really old nor Is site
hdmeless." t i (
"Whethor you like It or not your
mother has to be looked out tor, and
you are the Ihglcal one to do IU Khs
hus ouo of llio hnndsomost houses
In town I dou't for the life of me
understand why you get go hot un
der the collar nt the Idea ot going
thoro to live."
"1 am not hot up. IVt h bMrv
evory woman has n.rlnlii toiler ojv
home. Mother's so bliAnetl sej in
her wnys, so darn iletui.nnlied. k
Isn't fair to nnV. Finitiy to.'Jw; nfc'li
her." '
"Fanny, ho groved vlctouJrV
"Alwn' Fanny. We used to bo n
reasonably .peaceful famSy bnrorc
she camiinto IL Now we're nlfcmt
as peaceful as a hornet's nost."
"It Funny makes troublu in tim
fumlly the antmer 1 take her nwa
the hotter.". David suld and picker'
up Ills lyft. . .
"You're a fool, Ilka .vtsjr fi!lci
befnn'yoil. tlio Frosts arc funis i
I had ihi'tight to mako siiinethingj
you
"I'd rathe make something jj
myself." Datid niatvlied out Si
a backward glance
fCupyrleAl Jts ll Ja,nrl mee
Fornhaml
H.ippmtll end indepflnd.net
0.m. kon anl -. from the dllt.bl
W.l, but trsainr bri the way
tomorrow.
Mr. and ."tin. H"ii.in Rigioi nre
prouil pan-els ; n baby girl born
Dec. 1st, name Virginia. Leie.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hill Only of lfla
muth Kails were visitors at the
Elmer Martin home th-1ast of the
week. .Mrs. (iray Is a siHter of Mrs.
Martin.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kay Cheek nnc?
family lert Wednesday for near
Portland having trnie-d tsoir pro
perty liere for property there.
Mr, and. Mrs. Velttos (iuches
were dinner guests Stxnday of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Meadows.
Mrs. Com A. Wilson of Medford
hnd Thanksgiving dinns- with her
son and family, Mr. ant) Mrs. H. A.
Wilson.
Clara Crandall went Irhmc AVed
newlay evening with Miss llussong.
Ci.-ii-a wanted to get a gliminte of
Santa Claus.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Masey of
Applegate had Thnnksglvlng din
ner wltli Mr. nnd Mrs. Wrs.
Cherry.
Ornndpn Carthell of Thoenlx
spent ThnnkslvinB with his
daughter, Mrs. Luke Hynns.
J. K. Hill is doing some Improv
ing on his house nnd adding an
other room or two.
There were thirty-seven out to
Sunday school at tlK school house
Inst Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bohl nccom
imnled by Mrs. Margaret Bohl,
Knimn. Bohl and Oscnr Anderson
of Medford motored to Missouri
Kbit Sunda nnd hud dinner with
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Staub.
Mrs. S. O. Stearns, formerly of
this place, nnd dnughter Verda
hnvo gone to Portland where
Verda will enter the Shrlners hos
pllul again for a short time.
Lucille Stearns visited with
Marie Ciuehes Kundny.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Purbough of
Monrovia, Calif., tire visiting nt
the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. V. C.
Durham.
several days this week in Medf.rd. The Le MoIne fnmlly ,ho stew.
ard family and Bill Moore went
to Medford
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KDI'IN PRIOCINCT. Ore.. Dec. 5.
(Slil.) Mrs, Kdmoniu Anderson
of Hast Eden hid as lier guests on
Thanksgiving Mrs. Maggie lllldo
lirand ams two children, her bro
ther Milan Moto, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Anderson nnd son, Ken
neth Bnrnehtn-g, Carl nnd N'crman
v.ndorson, nnd Mrs. Donna Clrnffls.
Mrs. (lenrge .lacksnnof South
highway, gave a Thanksgiving
dinner and hail as guests .Mrs.
Llllle Blackwood, Mrs. Ida Jackson
nnd Miss Marlon Stancllffn.
Mr. and Mrs. (1. V. Atkina who
hnvo been occupying the Do Voro
plnen in ICast Hden sire moving to
a homo they purchased near Ash
land. .lack Allon Is trying out a new
radio at the Allen homo on the
hlghwu,' south of Phoenix. ' .
Ms, ltenhnm nnd Nunh Chandler
(.ier ius-chaseik n hoHO this week.
TMinr wills liimmciye fall plowing
sifn.
M. it IT. ntkiMn of den Val
ley c;ime Mlindiw.'So tejslt her
Him, KV W-wifliTi- Uio. Is IK nt his
homo on tnV hlgfisvny soum of
Phoenix.
Mi'S.(LIMe Blnakwnod Is spend
ing tile week-end with her gi'ieid-
dauglser, .ftrs, tA'o'o .Lickson.
S. P. ttarnchuv.. andsnn FismI
killed several hend of . hogs the
first of the Week. . They mae
Sausage nnd stsiffcd them isto long
e)sesei'ftit)l bags nnd v'll sn
tl-in.
Ansus? iise who were stinting
Sntsa Claus in -Meilf.1 k'attlrday
fine Phoenix wefl': Mm, J. W.
Vfalklns, Mrs. Wrrtl el''l-y. Mrs. C.
C. Me(.'lnrT; from Hast l-Men: Mr.
and Mrs. tto CasT iflut dallKh-
i-M Sibyl nifl Klvn, Mrs. Donna
t:-eifss. Mi-j. .h.-son and Mrs.
Haiessmn.
.Me. ti;r al daughter
Babe wiM-e iertat the home of
Mm. Stv 'oris- Tuesday nfier-
llone.
av-.4 F'ffe sf Talent Is
ifsvMMi; .r tlr. 'iWS'.enfiirter.
Will Vs'i il' liiH-nt sm.it
Bliss llelnie nnd Chartes Pursel
of Medford are maklre; dally trips
to Little Applegate after Christmas
trees from the Kelson Pursel
ranch. They are used for Interior
decorations.
Sunday guests at the home Af
Mr. and Mrs. Ansil Ollson were
Sam Itandell and Iluttie Logan of
Jacksonville.
Claud Medley of Portland, brother-in-law
of Nelson Pursel. ar
rived in Medrord last week and ex
pects to spend about n month In
southern Oregon visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith of
Jacksonville spent Thanksgiving I
at the home of the former's bio
thor and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Smith, near lluch.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Contrail
were Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clene Caiitrnll of
Medford.
Mrs. J. A. West had a pleasant
surprise last Saturday when her
mother and Hlster arrived from
('imbridge, Idaho. They expect to
spend the winter with her..
Felix Symbiiski of Medrord was
a business visitor on Yule creek
Monday. '
Mrs. .1. A. Putnam and Mrs. ,1. O.
Thompson of Ashland motored to
Applegate Sunday with Miss Jean
Putnam., teacher at the Watklns
school.
Mrs. TSrvln Lewis nnd two sons
spent Thanksgiving with Hrvln at
Antelope; where he Is herding
sheep for Burt Hnrr.
Mrs. Roy Hatfield of Itosebttrg
spent Thanksgiving here visiting
her sister, .Mrs. Ben Dason
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 'Stone and
daughter nnd -son-ln-lajw, -Mr.- aud i
Mrs. ijick u iiinioiu. mm huh, Hn-ii-.
ard, of Portland were .ThankBglv-'
Ing guests nt the home of Mr.,
Stone's sis.tcr and brother-in-law1
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Brbwn.
Val Hawkins of Portland made
n business trip to this. vicinity last
week. Ho returned home sunauy.
Mrs. Alice Hnmlot'of loveer Ap-i
plegate, who left for' Atlanta, lla..
was to arrive in tunc city Novem
ber 29. She will spend two months
vlHtlinir relatives,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd McKee of
upper Applegate are parents of a
m iv bov. born rvoveiuoer zn, uuu
weighing 11 pounds. They have
named him Klchtird Edwin.
A family reunion was held
Thanksgiving at the home of Mr.
nnd Mrs. John Wlnnlngham at
Jacksonville. Several families from
the upper Applegate district were
present, Including Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Wlnninghnm and family and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kd ltussell. There
were 4:1 relatives present, includ
ing some from Trull nnd Portland.
Mrs. F. J. Klppoy was a Sunday
visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Mc
Kee. (llenn Smith ot Hiich motored to
Jacksonville Monday to join the
community basketball team being
organized.
.Mrs. Mabel Mack, houie demon
stration agent, met with the Apple
gate ladies December !i nt the
Applente hull. She gnve a Christ
inns suggestion.
Mr. and Mrs. Clnrenco Edsvards
of .Mvdford, wile were married No
vomlier 2tS nt Metford. wee Sun
day dinner Piiests of Mr. Edwards'
aunt, Mrs. JJm WfUissgham, on
ifpper Applegale.
AptileiMM s-iwe mrt November
2S at the lias u (Usctiix business
problems. Tli next ns-etow will
bo December 12. Tloj-y save lous
ed ftie hall front Uie Watae for the
coming year.
to see the show,; field called on Miss Dorothyj
"Hell's Angels.
Mrs. Dan Nealhammer nnd son,
Mark, shopped in Grants Pass
Saturday. ;'!
The Purrler family are enjoy
ing a visit from Mrs. Purrler's
mother, Mrs. Butterfielo. and Miss
Betty Purrier and Walter Hlggins,'
all of Burbank, Calif.
TALEXT, Ore., Dee. 5. (Spl.)
Mrs. K, A. Cardne has tnken an
apartment on King street in Med
ford for the winter.
Mis Harriet Hoaglnnd of iarsh
' WILLIAMS CREEK, Ore., Dec.
3. I Special) rFriends are sorry
to learn that Mrs. George Field
is under the care of Dr. Ogle of
Grants Pass with a case of lmd
nerves.
The dance nt the Grnnge hull
Thanksgiving evening was attend
ed by a large crowd and wns t
l'inam-in! success. The proceed
will go to the building fund for
the hall.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Hannunim 'of
Murphy spent Tuesday nt the
home of their niece, Mrs. Orrln
Ellis and family.
Mr. nnd .Mrs. Bob Barenton of
Rockford, II., spent Severn I days
with .Mrs. Barentnn'e brother nnd
wife. Mr. nnd Mi's. Bert Banks
recently.
D. G. Tyree nnd J. Skinner of
Medford, representing tile Pop'co
were business visitors on Williams
creek one day last week.
Ed Walling of Provolt received
Word that his nephew, Floyd Wall
ing' who had 'recently moved 'to
Oklahoma, was robbed and mur
dered one day InK week. Mr.
Waitings parents live at" Bremer
ton, Wash., and hnve visited here.
Leland Sorrels was host to a
number of his friends at a
chicken dinner Sunday at the
home ' of his grandparents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Ira sparlin, the occasion
being hie 13th .birthday. ' . I hose. Mrs. nurtey
Baughman Friday.
There wjll be a lecture at the
Baptbet church Sunday evening,
entitled "The Life of Christ," lllus
trntftd with- colored slides. The!
public' Is cordinlly invited .to nt-
tend. ,
Mr. nnrl Mrs. M. K. Trvnr mpnt -
j Sunday at the- home ab Mrs. - A I- j
meda Russell in Ashland. !
Mrs-. Denhnnr ar.d son Frank '
Client the- evening with Mr. nnd
Mrs. Turner 'in Ashland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coleman nf
Jacksonville spent tSvVndny with j
Ma Den French.
Mrs. Baughman and Miss Dor-'
othy entertained at a i o'eUck
dinner -Wednesday for Mr. and)
Mrs. A. R. Campbell and Mr. and '
Mrs. Fred HonglnndT
' Mr. and Mrs-. Snuthwlek nnd '
daughters, Doris nnd Betty Jo, i
have re-turned from Portland where j
they spent the Thanksgiving holi- !
days. They made the trip by mo- j
tor.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Smith
have-- returned to' their home in
Klamnlh- Fa Ha.
' Mr. and.Mrs. Clarence Ifolrr.es
and daughter "Clarice spent Sun
day at Lou Lamb'a.
Fred :ook and' Alva Barnes
came in from- MoDowell, Cal., Saturday.
Mrs; Elsie Clay, was an overnight ;
guest of Mr. aim Mrs. icowley wen-,
ne.dny. j
The city dads voted to put in ,
a cement walk at the c-ity hall, at
their meeting December 2. I
Mr. and Mrs. .Charles Campbell
and sons have returned from Bur
Hntenme. Cnl.. Where they .-tpenl
Thanksgiving with their daughter
and . sister. Mrs. Geo. Chriten;en.
Mr. anrt'Mrs. Will Hart, Mr. and
Mrsi Joe Spitzer. Mi', nnd Mrs. Roy
LeVartdnr nnd Mrs. M. M. LeVan-
der made a -trip .to the P.ix Six
minr, above Jacksonville Sunday.
Missionary society met Thursday
' i' ' ' t - r '
enJoyliiK the dny were", Bernice
Vuhronwold, Fuy Mullen, Murinn
Miller. Vlrclnla Miller, WmiiiK-
HolzhaiiMiT. Vern Miller nnd
land Sorrel. The day wiih spent
in gain ph.
Friends are sorry to heft.- thut
Jam ob (Daddy) Parker is in the
CirnntH I'rsh hospital, ser'.on.uly ill
with Hrlght'H disease. Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Kixloy visited him
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Hill Lemmon nnd Mrs. Doc
Mansfield attended the demonstra
tion moetlns at Applegnte school
Imti so Tuesday. The county nem
wns present to demonstrate Christ
mas presents. '
Mrs. .Inn Lnrimoro ot f .rants
Pasit vlHlted over nlfcbt at this
home if her son nnd w4le, .Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Lnrlmore, to
re ntly.
Mr. 'arid Mrs. Oeorj;e Trask
and Miss Jean Chamberlntn of
M ed ford spen t Sundny a nd M on
dny nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Il.rry Couk'-
M r. ami M r. Pert Pnnks re
cently sent n shipment of duekn
to the Oakland 10 nnd Poultry
eoinpiiny nt Oakland. Calif.
Mrs. Uita Darnell. Miss !U1
dred lnmnn, Joe liunun nnd their
I Mrs. 'Floyd- Vounr entertained
I nt her homo, Columbia Orchards,
with a dinner party In honor of
her daughter 'T.ucHe'ft birthday. De
cember 1st. '
- Voting' People:3 leanue of the
Method'st church wave a party
honoring the Junior leasuers. at
the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank
Holdridfre Friday. The Juniors
report a mnrvetous itlnie nnd wish
to express their appreciation.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Soulhwlek and
family have moted into the I.acy
house near the school.
On TiloKdny at the Huckeyo or
chnrd. a 'iy-pc dnd pon was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Wagoner.
H. F. Parks took Knllln Parks
to Malln on Sunday to resume hh
Bchonl work. This is the second
year that Rollin ha taught at Ma
Kn. The Talent service station is
now npent for Western t'nlon.
This will be n croat conveniece
to the ptrhlic as heretofore we had
to telephTme our messaces to Mei
ford. Mrs. Delhept flodiard i4 Wnsner
creek spent Sunday with 5". arf
Mr. Montffomery. (
Wn y n e .fl a s on . FWi e x-W a w
and (ordn Hle:r'R have
i-
KVANH VALLKY, Ore., Dty..
ISpeclal' The dav givrst "
the Kntevprlse arani.' was wl'll
ntlended nnd eviy 'e iVjn"d
a good time. AnotWs Janco WJ
be given on the night of Dcfn
her . to which all ii'aB.ls and
friends nre Invited.
The A. 11. Sncro fasil tetet
TbanksgMng holldaV ak Vd
llnir. Ore.. accnuinliSe ! their
daughter. Men. t!i w V
b;Wy sun. W'ho wturva'd to is'i
hoivo at ftelmj'j Ore., allfr it
short visit s.vifti 1 i.its l'ie.
Friends of 'Ali'l iaie .e
mo.r.er. . in....... , t 5rhon, at frVn...
the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Orrln ,
Kllis here Wednesday.
Italpli Cougle has sent some of
his ova wings to a firm
York City, also some ta
company nt San Francisco
also designs rir.s patterns.
M Dobbins us son were hflsl
nPK vlsltn. In Ilnn Pars Wed-
B t$Vtntxty.
lro. Art. and Ali.ert noniii.iK
sit Knssts Pass iid Ben Letleken
of Pr.Ui.lt spent the week-end
with tls'ir grnejl eareny. Mr. nne"
Mrs. .lolin l'ttesen.
tiW'Con Slate ullcce. sihmiI t.
'I'IijuK-W vs.- bnlldavs Willi his liar- I kml.aiu hil- ,., r hi. ,n
NAils, Mr. nnS J-R. Cbailes ttay. W. t lhskaiS.... of Aslilan,'
Miss .(lroil Or retiirid Sin !''' ijtv 'n Vsws P;is avid
di? fneii llnuene. ;f. wle.-li nlnco I had dliui.'i-.it.ie ll.l A nWl visited
(OLD HILL, Or"., Den. r., Si.-; sl' spent tf.e 'I nasH.! icn- or "ffterest a ffl'i-r.oon.
rial) Amonn Ibe Me'dr.il dVlsltors il.i. Mr. Iu.'nl. off lff M.Cystiila.,
from this city .Saturday, worn Mrs. jinxwoll Marvin reltirned Frliiv ' '" hb.itie i, uf
C. W. Martin, T.trs. Minnie Sar-1 evening from tlnllce. Ore,, wberer""" Hh.ieYalslnn.l puHets one
gent, Mrs, II. D. Folio and sun, KilB jlv guest ot bis cuiisin ' ,hp Invasion of n skiejik
Billy. ' i pnui Jonas. ' i I" ihe pouln y house but week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Force hnvo1 Mrs. Florence llnftBuil of Fagle Don Is ll..l.trldge. baby dnuf liter t.. the follow ing
bought tiis Boeinnn proiM-rty on the Point was Ihe suesi nf her ihvuiih. '"' Mr. and Mis. Charlie llot.ivi.lge; ! Stephen.. Mr.
north side and nte doing iniilo alter. Mrs. Jov.-e Hose, nnd faTnlly ! " ,n " s,-rloim roiidlt.on. They have
lilt of repair work and remodeling, j Tuesday. taken her from 'he hosnitni In
Howard Drake of Ihe Diake gro-1 Mrs. Maillda . Pni k( who has Porilaiul, but llitl'hope Is held for
reiy"lias put on n new dolfc'Cry. i neen r..enning tne past seveTiu,"-' '"Jflf f m
Mr. nnd .Mrs. ..niir'f t miners w.-.-sm y ik m . auiornia, nas
were Orants Pass visitors Tuesdnv relnrned to her home here,
nvitt.lni. In u-ll.iew. liin CI.i-InIi.ii.h Mrs. Delia Stiaver and son Wis.d-
nnenine. row weie Medtord Visitors Wellies-1 visiting Mr. and Mi s. tleorge, Jack
tl..n.llt..n ... Cnnltul l,ll. liSV. I SOU
was a hiisiness visitor here Tiles-1 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert I ' ks and two sons are cut
,.av I Diisenlierry ol Sardine Creek., at n1''"" ....d on shares for K.I Ham
Krnest Itnss wns III from the Ore- Medford hospital. sou. ,
Ron Caves the flrsl of the week on
business
..vie 1 ..tirm.iM nnd two s.s, and
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McClllb-m of
Mr. nnd Mrs.
nnd Mrs. Karl
Stephens. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L.
HmlthtK'tcr. Mark and Onrence
NcnthnrQiier, Mi's. Dan Nelvtham
luer. Mrs. F.va Sleward. Mr. and
.Mrs. .link Stev.l. Mr. nnd Mrs.
T.mii o.l.-n. Mr. and Mrs. Anne
Medford spo.jt Saturday afternoon j and daunliler. Anna of Atlwrtn.
t nna.la. Mr and Mrs. John Aline
and Cie ht ami h..st.-.. Mr. and
tin, where he Is .-tearing land
lla. Is in demand In this pnrt
It Is entlnintPd that, within a of the valley, and each day big
I Miss Fva Coy loll Sunday for ' '''" 'ime. the Ameriean avinllon , b.a'is of nltalfa are being hauled
llosPlmrn' to resume her dlliles ns Industry would be M In tun, out along the highway.
teacher In Iho tinselling s boots. between 4,ee.nn-,u-mtitviry Mr llnsentni ter keeiw hnsy with
Marshall Cray, n freshman at I tic , " ' ,"'t ' cn.eis.'n.y. his tru.-k hauling apples.
Challe Tryor and family. Jliss
Laura Tryor and Dos.li Try.r
in New.' " '- ' , . . ,,.,
Folfersi " " "' ''"" -
He anil raiiiuy 10 toeir ..'.nie in .-.tu
Leannro, .miss i.oui-a .o ine le.-.en-ern
college In San Franclfco. nnd
Donnld to the t'nlverslly of Cali
fornia at Berkeley.
Mrs. Ora Her and rhlldwn left
Monday for California, called by
the Illness of Mr. Iln's iher.
Miss f .flna W'm-y has, resisted (
as ciinrdi.in f the Campflre Tlirls,
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Are You Sicker in 111 Health?
Do you lack Vitality, Pep and Ambition? Aro you discour
aged after failing; to receive relief from many sourcep.V
Don't give up! Here is a tew way to Health! Turn to Chi-
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Chinese Herbs will not c-nly give you immediate relief, but
will cleanse your - accumulative impurities, remove the
causes of your trouble. They are sure and safo ai?d pleas
ant to use. Stubborn and Chronic ailments yield quickly.
They have brought marvelous relief to thousands as testi
monials will show. Why not you? Coma for results now.
Shortness of Breath Quickly Relieved
Chan nnd Kong,
Dear Sirs:
. I wish to offer this as a testimonial of the benefit which I hnvo
had iroin taking your herb remedids.
It it: now five weeks since I first came to yoVr offices to Inquire
about your method of treating disease, having been told of some
remarkable cures you have made.
I had been troubled for a long time with severe palpitation of
the -heart and had been to several doctors without, getting more
than temporary relief. I became short of breath on making the
slightest effort nnd cnnli! not walk without it causing my heart to
jump.
The heart trouble gavo mo also an almost continuous nervous
headache.
Alter only one week of your treatment I was very considera
bly Improved; In two weeksa great ileal belter nnd now am en
tirely cured. Already in my gratitude 1 have sent to you several
patients. .
Yours truly,
(Signed I LORENZO BAVO.TO.
Texas Street, San Francisco, Calif.
Ye&r's Suffering from Stomach Trouble Quickly Relieved
in Two Weeks
TO WHOM IT MAY COXCKItN: San Jose, Cal.
, I siiBVred from stomach trouble on and off for years. It an
noyed me after every meftl, as I could neiiher eat nor drink with
out great pain. Through In.-k of nourishment my health was run
down. - 1 was unable to receive relief from any of the remedies.
I was recommended to try .the Chan's herb treatment. After
taking for two weeks of their herb teas my stomach trouble was
entirely healed. Ndw I can eat and drink without the slightest,
discomfort. Indeed, 1 feel much belter than I have for many years.
For the benefit of thoRe who arc suffering from stomach trouble,
I highly recommend Ihe Chan & Kong herb treatments.
Yoiirs'sincerely, .
C. X. JOHXSOX,
S3 S. Market St.. San .lose, Calif.
Paralysis
. San Francisco. Fell. I, 1M0.
Chnh & Kong.
Dear Sirs:
I am thoroughly satisfied after hav,ing taken a course of your
herb treatment that I want to thank you and assure you that it
will always be a pleasure to recommend you.
I have suffoied for years with a bad liver and about three
yearn ago had a paralytic stroke on my right side which not only
left me badly crippled bin my lace distorted and disfigured so '
that I was embarrassed in meeting people. My nerves and muscles
I'elt dead and I took small pleasure in living.
After treating with you for about two months, the paralysis
was completely removed and my lace resumed its natural appear
ance. I am again able In be about as actively as ever and 1 re
gard your lemediCH-as real wonder workers.
I thank you again and again and shall welcome inquiries ns to
t he merit of your treatment.
Yours truly,
ANDREW III'NKEIt,
Lankershlm Hotel, 55th 5th St., San Francisco, Calif
Chronic Catarrh
TO WHOM IT MAY COXCEUN:
I have been a sufferer from chronic catarrh for six years. 1
raught cold easily at the least change of weather. During all this
time that I was subject In colds there was dizziness in my liea.l
and I was annoyed by a buzzing noise In my ears. During all these
years I had tried everything in the medical line, hut nothing gave
me relief nnd my tiouble continued just the same.
Recently this chronic catarrhal condition grew worse and 1
contracted tbti very worst cold I had ever had. My throat wa'i
raw and blood came from my nose.
Knrtunaiely n friend nf mini' recommended me to take Chan
Kong's herk treatment. So I deddod to give them a trial 1 felt
considerably itunnved nfrer taking their herb treatment lor one
week. I continued with their treatment for another week, and 1
was greatly surprised that I Vas In perfect coiuUtlon with my
efcronlc cuCarrli and oflier afflictions all gone.
Intfucd. I am In better health than ever in every respect.
r. . i,.,,, . .. ,,,, ,,,- .viiii. .nt;..- in i
I have into lir nr. I in glad to recommend their treatment to all
:lin b umlsrcra.
Yours respectfully.
(IKORC.F. K. HANSKN.
fiH Pine St.. San Francisco. Cal.
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g Herb Co.
TV MUat RxjreriwMeJ a Srinerf,ly
SwMearfftl Ksritaikta
' 3S1 Hsrs Wbi. fat, tffcA&M Cegw
Ortioe Uvi: 10 A. ffl. L 7 P. M. Studnva m tr. 19
Crawford.
i,iM. on Miss Opal MeLaflian is the
. . ..m.iii, ... , ,,,.,,i ,,r.li,in
Lof.tbe .N.-lhdt Chureh. sontn. .' -
ntt'tiscn uw . in nuns .--..- T
. , .... , ...nt spent Tuesday with Mrs. L. I.
MeHiodlst chapel on Williams
vcek last udiy.
A road !mw, Vitrlow's circus,
ml ihyic.ti culture demonstra
tions showed tit the Williams
liatlige hall Tuesday and Ttul's
iiv eve lings.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Fl Lewman.
I'M'sn'S ProvolO and Sam l.i'lU'"
ken i.k dinner at the iicnie
i
M.So gnther.V ?.Vr ln Tes J Nr. ami John Uttrk-rn Moll-
day ev.-llig snli-e sier i iwr
htith.fciV- V liildnmht Mrs. Lo
.Molne. assi.r by her iliiughter.
Ml:. Aline, served delicious lunch
.lav nnd luil.?fe.ed four nogs,
two for Mr. 1-cttrketi and one for
each of the others.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry-Norton and
.i,. ill unit Theclo.e uf
CF.XTP.Ai, POINT. Or, Dec. 5
tSpl.)--l)eluiei' Smith, Oliver Oben
chain and .Oford and Charles Ta.v
lor spent Sunday at Squaw lake.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hatfield return-Q
ed to Central Point Sftnr.lay after.
; sp.-n-line two weeks with their win
; CHrTi.rit in Seattle.
Mrs. Frank firegory. Mrs. Mary
IK 9v stijl 1-lsr Ike tf Jn k'..
llccllfl,i(l!KVilii'siru'it Ifotel. Wete, those vsio ntweIHK an
wonan;iro(ajiiellH!linu tern sure
to be -bund ean year net wuld
knfelesvlu mingkto enjoj jet hsyt
AJ akiKvfhejn Foiisinste f the
HUT, Qhwncmf dw the ptqitarpar
CP oio. wim in jenm ot
loctura in-iie very cent
ttsn van hrn
hereth
iie-s, ts to ji.aR-sl appetite. 0 the
i tlosr me- tws other equally fam-
oss resiniHh, tm- Klorenkne K
iid the unique, delightsjIV
Coffee Shos. lust off tfui-at?
She Cm roVwoS'SrS
Ashlnnd. spent Sunday li' in" r'Ker and son Vern w . nt to Cres
Mrs. Charles .e Molne. A
hour Ihe guests d.'..iiu-d. wish
ing Mrs. l.e Molne many mort
huppy lilrthtbiys.
Mark, .li.hn ntid Jess Ncalhnln
nier iui.1 Dick ISirhmnn l""k "nt
j a biri-e band of c.mlc Friday.
' w-bi. I. Iliey had sold tu n caltle
J buyet.
Kradell and Newcoinh bomW
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. t-T.ley are
living nt the home of James Par
ker nnd earing for things while
he Is In the hospital at drums
Pass.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. J. Wilkinson,
who hnve been visiting relatives
In Albany the Inst week, have re-
At n In.'c turned home. M. O. Wilkinson
and reinineu
drove them home
to Albany Sunday.
Oivill l.ewmun called on Karl
Whlsb-r Tuek.lay evening. '
Those high school on the
honor rolrfor being neither late
nor ab'-et.t for Hie past month
aie Roinle llol?haiier, !!- Payne, acre'.
C
cent' City Tuesday to attend the
funeral .if Mlsllahcl Curtlss. their
cousin.
A baby clltvc wlii be held In
Central Point at the Health Cen
ter, Tuesdnv- afternoon. Deinb"r
T. Those .vlehlmr lo do so mny
register their children at Stone's
droit store.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Boyle nf l.ak
vlew Qe visiting for a few days
with Mrs. J. J 'irlm.
ST.-:
Va'
rootfl
V.1
Of about 1. 175, noo acres of trees
to be planted under the forestry
eoninrssinn's pHns. Sctland is to
have about a third, ot- Jo.noa
O
busv
ne teeming life of
Berkeley surging ud to
i on the opposite ihore miles
The view fro here it truly
mrvlmt. sedative to tired nerves,
delight ia the jaundiced eve, t plck-
gucils is
no guest
to ohies't to the
lackinr in that atmosDhen of
friendliness and prnonal service that
has been to important in present dnr
method" of hotel hoipitslitr. Al
though the Cllft Is a major hotel of
San Francisco, although It is rated ai
upreme in lervice and value-gi'ing.
yet the ratea there are surprtitngly
low. The ratea start at ii single and
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