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AlETVPOTfD MATTj TRIBUNE, MEDPOftD, OnEfipy, FRTDAY; DECEMBER 5, 19.10
TEST CONVINCES
CEDAR SHMGE
i
Western Thriller at Rialto
MANY GUESTS ON
Tl
WIU.IAMR CR10IOIC. Ore., Doc.
G. (Sol.) Wiflh the hospitality
for which the residents of Wil
liams creeRO.ire noted, mnny guestH
wire entertained In various homea
at Thanktixivinx turkey dinners.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Hartley had
' OA guests Mr. and lira. Lester S pur
lin and daughter Jenn and Mr,
Myres.
V Mr. nnd Mr. Floy Martin of
Central Point and Mr. nnd Mrtt.
Carys Tnbor of Medford were
ffuerttn at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
nrlttBnn.
Mr. and Mm. Hert nnnk enter
talne'd Mr. and Mrs. McKmon of
Crescent City, Mm. Prank Herzog
and Violet "Downing of Yrolta, Mr.
and Mr. Hanie and children, Mr.
and Mth. I'M die Newman, Mr. and
Mrs. -Sinn ton Rowley, Roy Harper,
all of "Grant Pass, nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs. Eddie MoKlnon of Water
creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Wallinp enter-
4ftined Mr. and Mrs. Hatter, Al
hinder and Jack Btrogan all of
Gold Hill.
,Mr. and Mrs. George Davis nnd
family of near Grants Pawi were
Ruestn nt the home of Mr. and
Mth. R. F. Lewman.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kit Herrlot of Med
ford ThnnkHirlvlnff with Mra. llor
riot's mothor and alstor, flrandma
John and Mr. Htdlla Btratton
hrlnKlnpr a his turkey with them.
Mr. and Mm. John Lettokcn
were ruphU o-t the home of Mr.
nnd Mm. tltert llolzhnuKer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Tlnnks Newcomh,
Mr. nnd Mm. George Krarte) were
entertained at tho home of Mr.
Newcomh'H Bister nnd family, Mr.
nnd Mr. CharleA Cougle.
Mr. nnd Mm. K. O. 10d words of
William and Mm. It res n lea u of
Portland were gufsts nt the home
of'Mr, and Mrs. Frank Wood.
Mr. nnd Mm. Clinton Hodgepeth
of pro'olt Mr. nnd Mru. Clilbert
(Muddy) Elder nnd son of Grants
Pass were ffuesti of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Jesse Klder.
Mr. and Mm. Chen tor Bout nnd
children nnd Mr. and Mm. J. C.
Flxley were entertained by Mr.
rtnd Mm W. C. Flxley.
, Mr. arid Mrs. Gilbert Klder were
Kit eMs of Mr. nnd Mm. Payne.
: Mr. nnd. Mm. Joe -Hohon and
two children nnd Joe Holwon, Hr..
of Preneott, Arl., nnd GeorRO New
man of Grants Pom were guests of
Mr. nnd Mr. M. 'L. House.
Mr. nrTil Mrs. A. L. IBlndutto had
n guest Uav. and Mm. Curtln
Cochran of near Merlin and Mr.
otad Mm. A&el Blodgatte.
Mr. and Mm. Harry Cougle nnd
ton Ralph were dinner guests of
. -Mrs, Cougte'e lHter and family,
Mr. and Mm. Grant Thrimhor at
Grants Paw. There was present
also a cousin. Morton Rowley of1
' Chicago, whom they had not seen j
alnco they were children, nlso nn
other couuln, Mm. Mary Owen and
husband. After a bountiful dinner
Mr. and Mr. Cougle and son Ralph
drove on to Medford where they
spent the evening with friends, Mr.
and Mm, George Trask nnd fam-Uy
f Mr. and Mrs. Orrln Kills nnd
family spent Thanksgiving day
with Mr. Kills' mother nnd family
in Talent, Mr. nnd Mm. Charles
Roberts.
, Mr. and Mm. . C. R. Illlt has ne
guest Mm. Ilill'8 grandmother,
Mr. Isley, and her mother, Mm.
PreKCott Mr. and Mm. Lester Hill
nnd two sons, making five genera
Hons ut the table. Also they had
an guest Ivoulo Loosen.
FIRE RESISTANT
ORISON STATU COLUMID,
Corvalrw (Special) A BrleH of
clomonHtrullon t-at on (he flra re
distant qualities of Oregon cedar
nhlnKlen, Iiuk convinced lumber
dealers of Hie Hiiite that Ihey have
beep entirely too modem in exploit
ing the virtual of a home product,
renortn t. J. HtarHer of the nruool
of foreHtry here, who ImH co-operated
with the Willamette Valley
Uimher InsHuito In the (lnyioimlrn
tionH. From Mix to clKht panels of roof
coverinic wero made up, unliiK old
and new cedar BhlngleHf und vari-
oiih atandard klndx of compoHitlon
roofing. On each was placed a
uniform sixed firebrand made of
hiirnsene-Honked excelsior und hard
wood Htrips.
These brands were Ignited nnd al
lowed to burn Hi m:uutes, If they
would stuy afire that lsim. The
brand on the new cedar shlnKles
Invariably went out in about six
or after the loose material was
consumed. The old shinnies showed
little more tendency to iKnile, and
In every cuse tho area charred on
the composition roofing was more
than twice; that blackened on the
new cedar shinKls.
"Persons observing these demon
strallons, Including old-time lum
ber men, chungod their Ideas upon
actually seeing the high fire ru
slslnnt qualities or wood shingles,"
Hiild I'rofesBor Sinker. I
CAAMEU rA.Ct(WjHTy4 BUCK. JONES in "MEN WITHOUT LAW
A COLUMBIA PICTUfLE
Thrill follows thrill in "Men
Without Law,'' a stirring "western"
released by Columbia Pictures,
which opens at the Fox Rialto the
atre today. Hack Jones, the slur,
'does Boine of the most amazing
riding ever seen on the screen.
Added to this, the story has a
strong element of novelty, the sets
are colorful nnd the acting is ex
cellent throughout.
The action starts In France dur
ing the iutn war. Hack Mealy res
cues his "buddy," Manuel Del Hey,
during a heavy barrage. Manuel,
however, dies before the armistice
is signed,' and Buck returns to his
home in tiunBight, Arizona, alone.
Having in Ills possession a letter
from the parent of Del Key in
which the latter invites Buck on a
visit to his ranch, he is about to
present it when he falls Into the
liands ot a local desperado named
M unlock. How lluck outwits this
rascal, defeats him in terrific hund-to-hund
combat and eventually
wins the pretty daughter provide
giand entertainment.
,1,
Nov Zealand Pianist Scnrra
At his first concert In Korlln,
Orrmanyi recently,- Clu Marrlner,
the youifg Mew Zealand pianist,
corad a great triumph. The
youthful virility and freshnciis of
Ills playing is reported to have
made an Immediate appeal to the
audience which -filled the Hoch
Hieli. hn II. ,
BY TALENT CLUB
TALIS NT, Ore., Doc. 5. (Spl.)
Community club Bavo the first
of a series of community hIukh
ou Tuewlny evening, with n lfire
crowd In attendance. Tho follow
InK proKrnm was given : .
Community ninHin, lend 1y
Rev. Urown; group of moiikh, Dor
othy RauKhman; duet, ukolele and
steel guitar, Margaret Melhone,
Margery Melhone; reading. Mm
Roy Lo Vander; solo, Rev. Hrown;
community Hinging, lend by Rev.
Hrown.
At tho cIoho of the progrnm
tho cluh KiirpriKcd the crowd with
u treat of enndy.
Dnto of the next sing will he
announced hi tho paperx.
Tho Community club held nn
nil day meeting with n hot dinner
ut noon mi December 3.
Mrs. Mttble Mack wuh prt'Hnt
with tt world of suggest loriH, ma
terlulM nnd pattcriiH for Chrlntman
glftH. . which were gladly , received ,
by the Indies present, many of
whom mnde giftH that day. and
others took home both materlalK
nnd Ideas to be tmed later.
Mrs. Mack's work is nppreel
nted.
Out of town guests were Mr
Klsle Clay. Mrs. A. R. Campbell
nnd Mrs. Fred Hon gland of Med
ford nnd Mrs. Dr. Miller '
Phoenix.
Tho Camp Firo Olrls had
table In the club room Helling
home mndo ChrlMtnins gifts' and
Christmas cteals,
ALL ill FOR
GRANGE AT WILLIAMS
WII.MAMS CHEEK. Ore.. Dec. B.
(Special) Wlllluni's (Iriingo will
hold its regular monthly meeting
Saturday, December ti. It will be
an all-day meeting with politick
dinner nt noon.
SAFE for
GOLDS
.prompf relitff from
HEAtfACHES, eSQRC
THROT.alUMBAO.9,
rheuAtism.ReSrit!
ACHES and PAINS
Do nof hpm
th heart
ta
AMOS H'he other linlf of Amos
Andy, us he looks In "Check mid
Ooublo t'lietdi."
When Amos 'n' Andy sinned
with Kndlo I'litures nnd went to
Hollywood to star In "I'lieik and
Unuble Check," their first mo
tion picture, fiow nt the Holly
theatre, their talent nnd edrn
matic sense proved a gratifying
dlsouvery to Melville Brown, who
directed the production.
Within nn hour lifter nctnnl
'shooting" begun, Hrown nnd tne
Stars at Holly In 'The Big Trail'
1 "SARDINE CREEK
fim ( r
John Wayne, fcnittrffl plnycr In
tho Fox Movietone SMt'tacle,
"The llig: Triill."
rortraying tho . hardships suf
fered by our hnroy, forefathers
In their noeo-nille trip along un
broken trails to tho Western imrnt
dine, "The llig Trail" nt the Vox
Crnlerlali theater strikes n re
sponsive chord in the hearts of
adventure lovers. This Is Haouf
Walsh's Impressive romance of
pioneer duys.
Moreover the t'tory, with all. Its
dniina, is founded upon nctual In
cidents. "The Dig Trail" Is showing' Its
third day nt the Kox West .Const
hou.o. Marguerite Churchill' and
radio kings were conferring on jln wayne occupy the -central
story vulucM ns if Ihey had beenj ,.,.,,, wtn Tully .Marshall, Kl
life-long friends. Hrown found, n,.,,,,, Tyrone l'ower. Inn Keith
lliem of Incalculable: aid In trans- am ((, hiKg,,5 Kr, nf indlnns,
foiling the Amos 'n' Andy radio, horses and llvestui k yet ussriu
clmracters to tbu screen. on the screen.
"Their angle on Amos 'n' Andy
Hrown dei'livres, "Is the most re-
frrslilng thing In iny cxperlenie. !
It .reveals nn entire nhsencp of,
vanity. Though thew men have
enjoyed the adulation of minions,
they are as unspoiled and amen
able ns children. They do not
consider Amos V Andy us them
selves." As Hrown explains It, the dls
cofcry of this -trait In Anms 'n'
Andy came about hi u novel way.
The radio favorlws nfld Urown
hail Just emerged from' tho pr
i..,il,.n innni whene the results
..f ihnlr l ii-Ml Juv's Wart'k Illl4 ln'CH I
run off Amos V Andy h"H ex- sent Thanksgiving as guestR of
....h,,,, i ,,n sci-. Tbey said wien- dniimwer and hussund. Mr.
TALENT, Ore., Doc. 6. (Special)
Troop 1 of the Cub Scouts of
Talent was heard over KMED last j
Saturday night. The home folks
perhaps- do not kmftv the dlslfne-!
lion that is theirs for the Talent. I
troop Is the first: In Crater Ike
council. . The scout master, Key.
E. Audley Hrown, was - voted' the
preference In pioneering In "cub
bing."
mere are gooa times in store;
for the cubs. If you have a boy
0 years or over he will he welcnm-.
ed into the cubB. i
Cub masters receive no compen- '
satlon for tbelr work. No man In I
hi anting receives any pay for his !
work amona; boys, (live the boys I
vour encouruaement now .while!
they need it. !l
Troop 23 of Tulent was on a hike i
Monday night. The lid was lifted !
nn n big pot of hunters' stew and'l
games in the moonlight was a rarej
treat. There is room in the scouts
lor more real boys. Have you any;
that ought to lpln scouting? If
you have, send them along.
The scout master says few par
ents attend court of honor to see :
the work the boys -do. Dads and
"moms come next time, December!
29, at Ashland city hall at g p. m. ;
The Methodist Episcopal church'
sponsors the scouts and cubs In I
Talent.
. ; nl
WllinWOTNM
j iiilloii ui innuu
I
WILLOW SPRINGS, Ore., Dec. 5.
(Special) December meeting of
Willow Springs Thursday club will
no held at 2 ocloc:; 5ecemher 11,
with Mrs. J. W. nirkholz at "Sun.
crest."
Miss Frances Parker was guest
Sunday night at the Newton Ed
wards home hi Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Richmond
'V JH"l
Vhy
PVown
Vecmfre
Isn't,"
IM AMI
MiSMEiEl
BAYERS
ASPIRIN
Aortpt only"Bayr" paekay which conUinti proven direotiotw. Handy "Buyer"
boui of IS tablet. AW bottki of 24 and 00-A II druggUto.
"Why?" asHeJ lvii.
the rnittter wHh n
"Well," they veiled,
lunt Amos 'n' Arney.,"
"What do ym wivi
Isn't It Amos '' Ady?
inquired.
"Just . . . Wll,
It isn't." they naK.
"How d ynu Unu-
rnntinued Itrown. t
-It isn't." they said, "that s nil
. . . It Jut Isn't, 'c know Amos
n' Andy nnd that scone wasn't
like them nt all "
The m-ene was rotaUen after
tbey miuk'I . certain improve
ments. Vheilt and 1)mde Cheek
dviwliiK cuitiuity cnwH to the
llllv. tTiIh ninii'. with th
two ' popular nu MtarM, i-Ioj-ph
lu eiiKURonirnt nt the Holly to
morrow , nlKhl wlih conlinuoUH
xIuiwh all di tonnuTow. vtnrttnR
ami Mm. Hnlnh KolloKff. of Salem.
tf hirt'-ii RWhk Wihla Kichmnnd a Henlor tit
iO. S. C, Joined tho family.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Andm-smi had
iw KuestH over ThiinkHKlvinK Mr.
ami Mrs. Aduina ami two childveM
of Sacramento nn4 Mrs. Murray
and and son, Junior, of Portland.
Mra. Anderson, Mrs. Murray and
Mrs, Adania are sisters and this Js
tho first time they have been to
Kethor ut ThanksHivtiiR time in
many years.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Husseil Harris of
Portland wore business visitors last
week. Tlioy were hmise quests of
Mrs. V. B. Ilarrls.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K, Taiker en-,
tertnined Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hhk
holx und son, Kolund, at dinner
l'YIduy. Saturday Mr. ft ml Mrs.
Newton Kdwards of Medford were
their yjiests at dluiier.
Murioi Custer, i fresh man nt O.
8. C, was home over the holiday,
relurnliiK to Corvalli Sunday. j
Miss l-enh Murker of Ktnmnth j
Kit Us spent the week end here, hnv I
; ln arrived Wednesday,
i Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ktchmond !
i had as hoitsn pmtH lust week Mr. i
j und Mrs. 1. It. Dingus of From boric. !
I Mont. ' i;. DtiiRUH nnd Mrs. Kit h- j
niond nn cousins
SARD1NK CREEK, Ore.. Dee. 5.
(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Dusen
berry are parents of an eight and
one-uat;ter pound boy, 1iorn Nov.
2H, and named Raymond jbee.
Mr. and Mra Frank Taylor of
Tyho, Nev., who have been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. E. V. Fiene,
for the past month, left Friday
morning for their home.
Ethel Smith, a student at the
V. (rf O.. spent ThunkRtfivins with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. U.
Smith.
Mrs. Eva Dean, who has -been
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ed
Farra at Central Point, returned
here for Thanksgiving.
'Geo. Smith U suffering with in-.
fectfon in his face, and Is now re- j
ceivlng medical treatment for it
in Medford. ,
Halph Duseirherry, who has been
working near Sacramento for the
past two. months, spent Thanks
giving with his brother, S. A. Dus
enberry nnd family.-
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Walt were
dinner guests ttaturday of Mrs.
Millie Walker in Gold Hill, honor
ing Mrs. Wuit's birthday. Those
present were Mr. nnd Mrs. Wait,
Mr. "and Mrs. U. Miller and
children, Ho la rod Stelhl nid the
hosteHH, Mrs, .'Walker, and daugh
tor. Sybil.
Mr. and Mrs. Fiene had as
guests Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs.
'rank Taylor of Nevada and John
Simpson of Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Governor
were called to Klamath Falls las,
week by the death of Mrs. Gov
ernor's brother, Fred Cox. They
reutrned Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Nora Wait prepared n
Thanksgiving dinner, then accom
panied by her husband and moth
er, Mrs. E. 'Newton, and cousin,
Mrs. Eva Dean, motored to Grants
Pass to the home of her sister, Mrs.
J. D. Starns, where all enjoyed the
dinner.
Rolund Stelhl and father, of
i Rogue River, purchased a team,
t wagon and harness nnd farming
implements which belonged to the
late Chas, W Bailey.
Mrs. Knopf is spending tho week
at the Riverside orchard in Sams
Valley with Mr. and Mrs. Shank
II n.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. P, I,. Walt were Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Flcntj). Mrs. Eva Newton,
Mrs. Eva Dean and Mr. nnd Mrs.
IK It. Elhnrt and son Billy of
Ashland. The El harts were nc-1
companted on their return home
by Mrs. Newton nnd Mrs. Dean,
who will visit friends nnd rela-!
tlves in Ashland and Medford for
a few days.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Griffin and Mr.
and Mrs. Ilollenbeak, who have
lived on the Sleepy Hollow ranch
for several years, are moving to
the Gilcrist ranch lb Sams Valley.
Mr. ;ul Mrs. R. I.. Cook of
Gold Hill spent Thanksgiving with
her sister. Mrs. Jas. I. Smith.
Miss Carlta tllffnrj. teacher of
tho A der brook school, pent
Thanksgiving with her parents In
Medford.
GRIFFIN CKKKK, Ore.. IVn.
ASpeeiaH The Fralor Uiko Motor
, velo club of Medford had a bare-nml-hound
chase Sunduy ending on
the bin hill nt the south end of
KlnuH hlKhwav. where they had n
weiner toast litmoon, lu tho after Q
noon tbey nail a Rnme ui immir
cyiio p.ilo. being lots of fun for th"
riders. They ended the day by ns
semhlinK nt thQlrnwn home, play
ing icames. MppiiiK corn und pull
lut; taffy. Those lu (be chase were
Choi. Thetcher. Kd Stanwood. Wnl
buo Ihittnn. Kred and Uoberl
rhrlstean. I.oon Brown. AiiRiist
Sin.; lor, hYeil CumniinR. and Hillie.
Max and Philip Bray. In tho even
ing Ihey were Joined by Mrs. Stdu
wood. M'A Fvcd Chrlsteau and An
Upline M tta.
LADES CLUB MEETIN
ENJOYED AT
( hrUt urns IVte For lPnlJIn
With the return of the Lord
Mayor of Dublin, Ireland, to the
Mansion 'Hou.-e after n long ab
sence, it is expected that Christ
mas fetes for vbildren will be re
vived this year. Dublin was one
of the few cities In Europe which
lid not hnvn a civic celebration
last ChrlMma. m
Indies and their families were com
pleted. Refreshments were sol ved.
Next meeting will bo with Mrs,
A. Blodcett.
uty is ft dtfe'tiitrgtf "-vl
ioui mutter, faku o K
WILLIAMS CUEKK, Ore., Deo. R.
tSpeclall Wli; ladies' dub
met WVesdsy with Mrs. Joe Vur
her. A dellKhtful little pntKrnm
was Riven. A paper, "Club Work."
by the president. Mrs. P. lew.
man; song by Mrs. tieore Sparllu;
reading, by Mrs. Miltf-; piano solo,
Mrs. Butts; a talk by Mrs. A. L.
Bldogett; piano solo, M Bill t-em
mon.
After the procrnui p'nns for the
annual Christmas tree fur tho club
Kvry pimpl that mur i
t poinnui
naturii nrntoT iw t.t;
nd rid Your system nt
I 'uiiionous niHttvr ta the
natuml mannor. ttiito Ni:
often niiitpleii are the tv . &
i(iip)e sign that your v ? '
vojfetbla Iftxntiv tit h-lp it.
Vt m but t your tinifjiiul s. 2-k: bLai
try it nnd look for remarkable rcuultafc
M TMtgkt Tomorrow Alright
TtiMfaw""',1'-'1-
Real Values
in
I OVERCOATS
and
TOPCOATS
$l'5.00 to $19:50
At these prices we have Topcoats
and also medium heavy Overcoats
in all wool fabrics and good patterns.
$21.50 to $29.50
Tweeds, Glenshires and other new
fabrics in both light and dark shades.
$35.00 and $39.50
These coats are values that you are
accustomed to seeing priced at $50.
Some of the finest coats available.
We Give S&H
Green Stamps
Campbell
Clothing Co.
On Main Street
Near Front
SATURDAY Is the Last Day
MORNING SPECIALS
8 A. M. TO 9 A. M.
31. 3 sffiw Lkterm
..48c
S To ths first 50 customers Limit one
if Our Famous
U Double Rich u
I Malted Milks
oVV 2 21c J
All Day
Saturday
at Our
Fountain
9 A. M. TO 10 A..M.
SI Coty Face Powder
57c
To the first 50 customer. Limit one
5$
B Our Famous
I Chocolate
2 llcf
o
Note
Turkey Dinner
Saturday
11 a. m. to 2 p. nt
5$y
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT
JARMIN & WOODS
DRUG" STORE