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MEDFOKD .UATL TRTBTTXK. MEDFOftD, OREfiOX. WEDNESDAY. FETCRTATIY 2-V
RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS
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JACKSONVILLE Ore., Fell. 25
-( Sjil. ) Mrs. l.ula SaulKlK.'rry wir
VALI.RY VI HW. Ore. I'Vh. 25
ISiicrhil) Mr. iiiul Mm Hurry
Weiitiiuit attciKli'il llio KiwnniEi a (tui-Bt at I ho iloti'l Mudfmil Sal
luncheon In Avlilunu TiHmliiy. Mr.! unlay Ir. Iionor of .Mrb. itlcliui'il
Wchkuiii avo a reaillntt. I Lliiihockcr, nee Paulino Crlvvps of
Mr. una Mm. I,. II. (Iiillulln and
Mr. mid .Mm. Harry WcnKant
visited the llollvicw Grant;? Tui'
day cvcnlnir. C. AlmuiiB and .1. H.
.Mcl'i-nrlien were nlun vImIIui'k.
MpiIIoiiI. Mr. ami .Mm. Uinlinrkn
liad just retunuil from their wed
diiiK trip In nriiiilicin California
points. ThrH- wore on roulii lo Hi,
utile, where thoy will malo their
Mm. Win. Cllcnn and Mm. W. A.j '"""
Stratton altend.d the luneheon at Malcolm Mini) or .Meilfoiil wiih i
the Lllhln HprinuH li.i'.-l In honor! f,'"'"1 - -'- l-onuld Kenney home
uf Ml-H. CmTlo .lackson.
Mrs. Milton NlehulM, Mm. D. M.
I.owe, .Mm. C. llolllinuKh, Mm.
Wm. (Ilenn, Mm. YV. A. Hlriillon
and MIsh .lean Stratum attended
l'hotterii Star In Ashland Tiienday
evenlm; when Mi'h. t'arrle .laekHnn.
Worthy tlrand Matron of OrcKi.n
made her ol'fteial vlrdt.
Mr. and Mm. 1). M. I.owe visit
ed 111 Central l'olnt Tliumluy
aflernoull.
Mrs. J. It. MeCraeken rcllirneil
from C'orvalllH TIllirMuy eVenlliK.
i:iiun. Austin, Medfonl dairy In
spector and. Mr. iel!nner of the
Jaektton Comity Creitmery were
IiuhIiicns visitors In our nci;liuor
liood . Friday.
Mm. Milton Nichols entertained
ylth a luneheon Thursday, her
KUCHtH, I'Olim Mra. Win. t.llenn.
Mm. .Inn. Lennox, Mm. A. H.
Jlavciihlll. Mm. c. W. (Jlast-ow
and Mm. AVllmer I'oliy of Ash
land. U.to. Mel'raeken. Raymond Cliil
dem and Clifford I Iendriek;ii;n
were all out of solniol part of the
week because of illness.
II. C. tiuiry and K. II. Adainson
were huainesH cullers in Valley
View Saturday. . ,
Mr. und Mrs. I'Yank It-'ed. Mr.
mid )lt." ' I.. 11. J'euland. .Minn
Janet MeFadden. Mr. and Mm
I.. H. Ciilliitln and Mr. and Mm.
Harry Wcagaut attended the "pot
luck" supper Kiven ly the Talent j
tirance Thursday cvenlnif. j
Valley View Community club
held regular nii-cthic Tluirsilay
nflornoiin with an attendance of,
thirty-five. After a short hasl-j
ness meelini;, roil call was "''-j.,..,!
awered by anecdotes on mo u.e
or Washington. Mrs. (Hiihkou
Biive an Inter. stinu account of her
viplt to Mt. Vernon. Misses Itcr-
nleo and Hcalrlcc Werth played
two duets, after which Mrs. WH
iiior I'oley of Ashland ruvo a niosi
vivid and Inspiring descrlpllon of
the 'Tnsslon l'lay"' as she saw It
at AbnraminerKau laat suinmer.
Mrs. It. rumens and Mm Kvor
ett llostwlek served delicious re
frenlunentH at tho close of Hi"
mectltiK.
Miss .lean Strallon allended
the Junior I'rom al Ashland nor
mal Friday evening.
: Frank Hlralton left for San
Franc.lHco Sunday, for a short va
cation.
James I'lirvcs In helplne. W'llh
the mllklliK ut tho SIrallon ranch
durlhx Frank Slrallon's abscnie.
Jdlss Jaunlta Itosa was a caller
ut'iho Stratton home Sunday.
Miss Janet MeFadden left Mon
day for San Francisco where she
will enter tho Slanford School oi
Nursing.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. filenn wore
dinner riiosIm of Mr. and Mrs. II.
J. Carter In Ashland Sunday.
Miss Ijittlo Franklin was an
ovcrnlKhl Kiiest of Miss Strallon
Sunday. Miss Franklin Is a teach
er III the Central Point schools.
I'rof. .lewctt mid fainlly of
Central relnt were callers ill Val
ley View Sunday afternoon.
C. W. (ilasaow attended the
Kiwanls nicotine In Medford Mcn
uiiy. Mr. anil .Mm (llasnow M
teuiled tlio Kiwanls danc- Man
day evening.
Mrs. J. H. MeCraeken and Mm.
C. W. ClasKow intended the ex
ecutive board IlieetlUK of the
llollsft eeolltllllicH l-ollllllllt ' C III
Medford Saturday.
Sunday.
Mollie llrllt and lirolher, Kmll
Ililll, called on friend In Aslilaml
.Monday. .
Mm. Allco Vlrlcli Is Hpcnillni;
Iwo weeks Willi her son, Hoy HI
rich, anil fuinily at their ranch 111
llellview dlstrh't.
MovIiik PIcluroH will he shown
of New Zealand at llm local Kym
naMiiim February 2a at N o'clock,
by Mr. I'orter and his sister, MIk".
Amy I'orier, boih recenlly rrmi.
New Zealand. Miss I'orter will ex
plain tho plclures as the.y are
shown. This Is Hpnuxornd by the
I'arent-Teachem' asHoclntion.
Jacksonville CraiiRe will hold a
meelliiK nl lis hall in tho old court
house Friday evenliiK, February 21.
Friends of. Orvnl Shores were
sorry to learn of the death of Ills
rather, llenjaniln Shores, who pass
ed away Saturday ovimiIiik near
Mudforw. Several Jacksonville pen
pie attended Iho funeral.
Mr. and .Mrs. I'aul Coilwaril hail
as dinner kiicsIh Sunilay Mr. and
Mrs. John llackort anil duiiKhlor.
Mr. anil Mra. I". J. Klrkpatilck
or Oak tJrovo disti-.-L visited ul
the Hay Wilson home Sunday.
S. S. Whueler and raiully of Co
(piillo have rented the HaKshaw
house on Fifth street. moviiiK there J
last week. .Mr. Wheeler was a resi
dent of Jacksonville for a time In j
the early days.
A parly from Portland hus teasel
Hie NorliiiK mine on Jackson creek
which it is planned to develop.
Mrs. Forsfcji and daughter of
Medford visited Mrs. Ceo, llacktis
Sunday.
Mm. II. N. l.ollnd of Moiiford
. BVNOrM.1: Whose murtitrout
fond jest a stone imaae latttlly
cranhinn on Annubelta Quertlhuo
ta her Dutch aardcut Wat it tlte
latter it the death threat the
eiiith'cr ' lind received? Jirnmie
Jluawetl. lehom tivelyn Make,
ilian Uverdlinu' utece. consulted
tircvtOHilu. is atdhio vollce in the
fuse. Hnavrr.it include Ureen the
chauffeur, who lias been aiven or
ttevs to leave, and Joe Allen a
discharged aordener. Kvclun'e
Bister. Marfnrie telle horn she
found her auiit dead a tew minnlra
after the and a Irtenil. Or. Seth
rrton. had conversed v.lth her in
the Harden. Uvclun and Lionel
ljuekwnrth. her later, sau thev
mere in the manic roam stnatno
when Alariorie reported the traq
edit, ilntor fjresham. in the oar
ifii alter the tiaaedv dots not
entiatu the sunerintemlent rpnnnl.
ino Ilia actions iltiriuo the tiuarler
hour veccdino it.
Chapter 7
' SHATTERED ROMANCE
frpilIS la Insolent," fumed the
major as Ulclimoud Indicated
thai his evasion was unsatisfactory
Suddenly the u.ojor stopped short
ami glared through Ills monocle.
Then ho started abruptly.
"Very well, Ml tell yon. Miss
Querdling had bco- a friend of mine
,for years and twice x week called
ion her. Last Tuesdaj I asked b.r
i'.o inaiTj me." "
His glare at Jimnlc brought only
in cncuuruKiug und
: "Shu declined I took her refusal
as a gentleman should. Then, last
"I don't know. It's th eong
where he and the girl rtie across
the desert. You can hear the horse
galloping."
"1 know," laughed Jlmmle. "A
iong called "Jo the Desert.' What
did you do then?"
Janet said that sbo had gone out,
tc tell Ted Green, the chauffeur'
about tbe song, but that be was not'
at the garage.
"All right," salt' Jlmmle seriously.
"The first time you went to the
garape Ted wasn't there. So yoe
went back to the house. What was:
t' song this tlma?"
Janet went miliar red. "They
was doing the same one over again."
"Then you went bad- to th: gar
ago and found Ted. Is that right'"
She said that it was an that she
had not asked him wbcre be had
been when she first called. After
lingering a few minutes she ex
plained that she bad gone back in
th- house.
"What was the song this time?"
Jlmmle put lr..
"He was still singing, but" The
Slrl looked doubtful. It vyas alioull
uoaeg oi epLdinuer.
"I know it. What hcri-oucd
then?"
"They started another eo:i and
stopped suddenly. Miss Ma--oriii
hr come. She said somclhlng
aloul Aunt Annabcll-; and an ac
' GOLD HILL T
Mrs. Charles Hamilton of
Itiich visited Mm. A. I!. Lewis Fri
day.
Mr. mid Mrs. Arthur Kleinliam
mer of Little ApplcKnto allended
Presbyterian church here Sunday.
Ccoi'Ko N. I.ewiH wiih n Sunday
dinner guest or Mr. and Mrs. A. (I.
Lewis.
.Mr. ami .Mrs. Fred llulcher and
son, Frank, were here Tuesday
from their ranch on Thompson
creek.
Miss Miriam W'ntson, well known
In Jacksonville, and Jack Ward of
Medford were united In mnrrhiKo
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Lewis. Hov. S. II. Jones. olTlclntod.
The yumiK couple have the heat
wishOK uf their many Jacksonville
Irieiids. .
Mrs, Frank Ohenchalu ami hoii,
riaiiM, .jr., O toy, wrc, speill llio
past week lit tho Choalor Wendt
hniMo in west side district and
Willi Mrs. Mary West In Medford.
They also visited friends in Jack-
HOllVlllo. ,
The Missionary soclcly of the
Prcrbytoiian rhumb will meet with
Mrs. Vivian Hencli Thursday after
noon, February 2H. Tho roll call
will he nnswereil by each member
with an Item about tbe American
Indian or Korea.
Lois and Kuiilcu Sanden spent
tho week cud with their grandpar
ents. Mr. nnd Mra. J. (i. Vial, at
Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Childers und
i i n
That's a lie," shouted Green at Richmond.
CnnnrtcM Itnincd mi I1mI.
CLAHKHnAM-:. Ml. IIM'.)
(illUain KHi toiiKtiUfllon miuT
vlmr whh tho BnviTiiiiivnt fltn-:
fIiiUuimhI Ik1 n. i'mIhch raiiary llnl
ulioanl tlio fli't'l niiiirtvi' . Iiout
his lioliliy. Hr Htartfd villi
ntirt tin" HiH'ccrdoil lit viiIhImi; tin
Wy-Tex agent
Here
' V. P. Harris of I'orllnnd. regis
tered ul tho Hotel Jackson, Is In
Medford In the Intercuts of the
W'y-Tex Corporation, which has
Hindu a remarkable record In re
cent months. Tills company, fin
ancing under Oregon law, came
Into possession by purchase on No
vninher I, 1!i;i0, of nil oil lease In
llm Okiibo Field In Wyomlim, with
Ihreo proiliicliiij oil wells.
, Last I'rlduy, February :'U, the.y
lialtl their lirst iuarleily dividend
from the sale of. their oil during,
the, Ihreo months o.t operation. H
wan a 5 per cent dividend and Is
considered quite riMiiiwkahh', roji
nldorlng llio udverse- iMiT'ifinslwrees
under which Hie rumpsriw tutesateJ
III taking over Hie propi4f ht lp i it tNiwcr Sunday for M.
winter Mruaoii.
. Willi mimniiT litre Wy-Tex c.
peclB to rush production on lb"
throe wells and drill at least one
now well every month. So II seeina
certain that the quarterly dividends
will bo larger us more wells come
uuder production.
daughter, Muxlnc. of lllg Applcgato
ahopped in Iho city Saturday.
Mrs. P. F. Close of SUIcoos, f)re.,
called on .Mrs" t!. O. Sanden Mon
day.
Mrs. .loll ii Norrls lefl Sunday
to visit her sister, Mrs. C. II. IJu
vis. at Aslihiud.
Mrs. James lluckley and son.
Lewis, of Kuril dlslrlcl were hhop
ping here Saturday en route to
.Medford.
Mrs. UhiIh PiiIiI und Mrs. Robert
Finney aro employed In Medford
litis weok ut (he S. O. S. packing
house.
Scarles Spencer vlslled C. II.
Dunniuglon Afonilay.
Miss Frances Williams, who lias
been house guest of Mrs. Donald
Kenney, returned Monday lo Pros
pect. Mrs. Alelhn Clllltrail has relum
ed In the Sacred Heart hospital
for treatment.
Mrs. Small Canlrull was a Kiiest
Sunday of her sou, John, Ciiulrall,
In Medford.
Misses Hurdcllo Diiiinlimtoii ami
W'inltred llaekns allended a party
In Hie Sterling district Monday
evening ul the home of Mr. mid
Mrs. Ashley In Iionor of lliclr
ihfughter, F.thyl.
Mr. and Mrs. Clnreiicu ltouiidtrce
of I klali, Cnl visited the A. II.
l.owia homo Thursday.
Mrs. Nana Canlrull and daugh
ter, Cordelia, of Klamath Falls
were vlslors of lirandnioilier Clin
trail the first of the week.
Mrs. Itosa Coddcll or Vuchhi,
Colo., who has been vlslllng hoi
slsler, Mrs. X. II. HauckiK, the pasH
tew weeks, lelunied t Uih- home
tho first of the weeli.
Mr. nnd Mts. N. (J.. Ihiwkim of
lirlllln Creirli were vlslllng Ihelr
siu (ho.iw lhcks, uud family
Iri're KmiAhi-y.
Mi', and Mrs. Henry Miller en-
There la a small umouut of the
stock yet tor sale and Mr. Harris
la here to placo It with the first
onea Interested. 11 Is an unusual
opportunity nnd merits the consid
eration of anyone huvlug money to
Invent.
Descriptive circular mailed on
reqnenl.
-('aid Ad.
aird Jims. )ii Tinnier, Mr. and 'rs.
:VMi'ir ikaliUm mail Mrs. Afton
llatM.i K Ashland, also Mr. mil
.Tlrs. .lohn llecl or Medfoi.
Mntlle Wilson and Mr. mill Mrs.
I -Tin Wilson of Jacksonville at
tended the rabbit breeders' asso
ciation meeting nt Hie Charle..
Klsller home Monday.
Mrs. italph Jennings entertained
night, I started to walk over,
lliimgh I was uncertain what to say
to her. I siiii(iL-o I walked slowly
fi Unit ryuson. 11 ( wus dovillali
ililluiiU." ' .
"Then," raid .Supcriiilemluiit
FIcliniM.il, "that is Iho reason you
v a:..-ii on Hit- lawn and did not ga
tit til ii; Ii I to I'he (IMch garden?"
"It hi. Now. poor soul she Is
dean." Ills volte (Iropeed. "II I
was leliitlnni lo tell you, oven in
oiumleu'c, you will appreciate my
reason."
Klrlnnoiiil again asked the ma
jor it lie ban seeu anyone In the
,i;aidcii. A negallve nuswoi made
tliu iiuestlou mole speclllc.
iiiii you. roi Instunce. see a
1110.111 pajsl.ig near Hie house, 1
mean, before Marjorle passed?"
"No. I saw nobody."
The iiiajoi cl".cd n the old r
net as he left Hie room.
Ilii'hmoud giluncd. "Fancy his
proposing lo Miss tjuerdling!" Ho
told Consinlilc Itibcon lo sumuiun
the chailucur "If ..uyono lere
II. he seems Iho most likely," ho ex
plained, but at Jimmle's suggestion
lie decided to qnesllnii Iho maid,
Janet.
1'ielly Janet Itayncs, mado ner
vous by the circumstances, was pat
In a defensive attitude by Iho super
intendent s Severity. Sha had
been Miss (Jiierdllng's parlonualj
for eighteen months and had gone
but of iho houso tor only a short
time on Iho night before, but had
not gone nenr Iho Dutch garden
. Sho said Hint on llio night botoro
thero had been only onn call.ir, Mr.
iDuckwoilh. mid that Mlr.s Marjorie
had laid her lo take some colfce lo
hhu and hoi slsler in Iho young
ladles' room. "I left tho cuffco and
went out."
' "Singing, weren't they!" She
nodded nnd Jlnimlo conlln.icd. "Did
;you go to the gnrilcn?"
i "No, sir, not at llrst. The doc
tor came. Ho -.-0111 out with Miss
Marjorle."
"And you followed, or" noting
her hoslltincy "did you listen to
rtho altifilng? Mr. Duckworlh jlins
well, doesn't he?"
,' She locked n Hltlc contusjed.
"Ye, sir. 1 lo sfipj bmull-f'.ri.
did IrMen for tv tew lisntns."
"Wht nas ho iditgliiBT"
cldent. So 1 went and told Hotly.
Then wo hoard all about It."
Ted, tho chauffeur, she said,
hud received notice from Miss
tv.icrdllng because he and Janet
planned to marry.
"You neither of you e .
thought of punishing hci for what
iho had done?"
"No, sir. She was Miss Oicr
dllng." Tho tone implied respect
Sho withdrew when the jtipcriu-t
lendent indicated ho had no aiore
questions to ask. ' 1 ' 1
Deforo going out to the garage to!
sea the chauffeur, they questioned
ilelty Smith, th hnusemaiu. She
had attended to tho bedrooms and
bad spent tho rest of the evening
reading in the kitchen. She had
heard the singing, but had seen no
one.
Tod Crecn. a big dark fellow,
said that on tho evening borore
lie bad been busy overhauling Hie
car. Ilicliniond asked if lie bad
been working all cveulng and upon
hla repeating that he had. aroused
his ire by saying. "Think agalu. 1
say you were not."
'That's a Ho." shouted tlrcen.
"No ono came until 1 wns .vented
t. fetch the doctor." When Hlch
moiid Insisted lli.it some cue had
conic for III in anil ho had been ab
sent, ho corrected hiins-olf. "I was
hero every iniuiilo except wli'in 1
went to tho collage lo gel a ham
mer Hell had borrowed."
So. you admit you were no' there
al tho time. What threatening
Innguagfi did you 11:0 lr -.1 ls-
(Juerdllng?" Richmond nuked
I didn't threaten. : only jai l. 11
sho wnnlcd lo prevent folk marry
lug, sho was a meddlesome old
foul." Hichinoud pressed hi 111
closely, hut thoro wcro no more
contradictious. Ho :'aiu that l.i gr
Ing for Iho doclor tie inllowtd Hie
footpath Just Inside the llnl j. He
hesitated momentarily ns .limnite
a3ked whether ho had secu any
one
No, but there was a car rir tuc
palh J1t.1t Imldc the links."
"A not her cart" oxcl.itnicr. Hlch-
mfliid. "Whoso tio'ild It hnto brent"1
(f,-(jM-v. is 10. 1. II. Lnii'ttn Ct.l
Tomorrow's I 1m pi ir rrvcjil
NiMherton't relucliinct lo tell ll
hf knows.
Mr. nl MVn. W'altn' lluvgman o." , surprised ut her home Thursday
Medford were ) r-Jvrs.m "The Nnc j w hen her sisters. Mrs. C. H. Havls
get" cmM'to!oi,' tiirikiy ev.t- j of Ashland nnd Mrs. t. K. llendcj;
Ilia. son and Mrs. Hoy Stanley of F.ngle
A hnlMioiyav was observed bv l'olnt. came lo "pend the day. The
Hie public school Holiday In Iionor occasion was Mrs. Norrls' birthday
of Ceoige Wasnington's blrlbday. 'and she received several lively
Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Kick allended 1 K,f"'
tho miniiul Knights Templar ball! MIb Vlrglnbi Kick nllcnded the
at Medford Friday. Junior prom ut Ashland Normal
Mr. mid Mrs.' (Minion Smith 1 Friday,
made a trip to Hcddlng. Oil., the ; Hick Klrkpnlrlck hint Harry
first 01 the week. i'eluring Tuss-1 Kields are mining on the Klrkpnt
dv. rick properly buck of Ihelr ronfec-
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Miss Issle MeCullv at luncheon at' . r . ' , . "." " 1,1 '"'olivine and
Hotel Medford Friday ufler which n 'eV Z " s'IimV.!' " ; ". .
' ' riveuidtui. nn- irrmiuiiut'.
Ihn ionotntr club of tho J;uk- oavh 1;iv.
HonvilU (irns hold n Hpo( ial Tho city council tlovltliMl ut its j
niiMMinp ni uic .inno im- liist mcotlli to cnUnco law of
ticmlny. At thin inert tup tho hall tho city onlimmco prohlhltlns lOR
whs mlocotntrd mnl romotlclrd. from runnluK fit larpo on tho
Tho moftlnR for thts week U1 bo strootn. All local tloc owners woro
omtttod with tho noxt motltm oninotlfUnl hiu! h fino of .:5 will bo
M ,r' l ' J rh:u -'il fm i.il ii i,.n , r il.t-
thoy attondotl "Clinurroii
Mth. Kriink Nool und duuehtor.
Miss Nydu, ot Modfnnl wore visit
ors of Mlsa Issio ,lcfully Moiidav
iiftornoon.
John Norrls Is now employed
falllnR thnhor In Head Indian dix
hicior r. II. ivivIh,
Ml. and ,Mi s. r,m Hi ,hhI
iUtlAy 1HLU oil'., lVlj. '1 o .
Xil.) JfttliH Aid nu-t at tho M.
K. church Thuixlay fur an ull
day Ht'HMiun. A batik ft dinner was
Mfivod at noon and tho day Kiicnt
in qujltin. JU-v. and Mih. HHk
naj ami Mm. a. J-;. Kc;;ok of Med
ford were out-of-town visitors.
Ilmvard Drake, who has been ill
the past two weeks, is Imp roving
and wa able to nit up a whllo Kat
urday. Mm. M. I. Ktiekel has )orn very'
ill ut hor home for tho pat weok. I
.Mr. and Mivt. It. l. Chamberlain
haxc moved to'iUH, Cal.
"WaMaco 1 verso n uf Medford has!
moved tn thin city to make his
humo with his mother, Mrs. C. 4,
UiiHonborry, and ha.s entered the
Junior class of the Gold HI1 hlKh
school.
Work has started on tho con
crete building to be erected by liudf
Snyder on tho south sido uf thei
blacksmith shop. Mr. Snyder .ex
perts to use the building for a pooli
hall.
Mr, nnd Miw, Oeoro lammers-i
ley entertained with two tables of
bridge Saturday evening,' In honor
of St. Valentine's day.
Mr. and Mrs, (JeorKO lloff re-'
turned Monday from a buaJnetMi!
trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Uoy Cameron had
as guests AVodncsduy evonlnc: Mr. i
and Mrs. Otis Johnson and small1
son of A.shiand and Mr. and Mrs. i
fete Smith uf Grants J'ass. i
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. AValker bad!
as guest h Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Met'argal and Mr. and Mrs. Spauld
ing of Medford.
Mrs. AV. R. Walker has as her
house guest Mrs. Anne Citsebolt of
Washington.
Mr:-. Merritt Merriman was re
ported ill at her home last week.
Mr. ami Mrs. J. V. Livingiunj
had as guests last week end their
fot, lierseh J,ivingston, Dick Uut-
ler and Fay llibbard of llcdmond, '
Ore.
Mrs. V. G. tjivis and daughter
Marilyn. Mis Suzanne Kosko and !
Maxwell Marion 'were Medford vis
itors Saturday.
J. AV. llryan was a business vis
itor in Medford Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. 'William I'uhl had
as guests last "week end Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Kesterson and family of
Dorris, Cal.
Mrs. Maude 'Stickcl of Medford
was a Sunday guest at the AV. U.
Davis homo.
A (Washington birthday program
was held at the Gold Hill schools
Friday afternoon.
DIVIDENDS .
are "sums of money to be distributed ac
cording to some fixed scheme, as profit
in shares,"
says Webster.
Tlic California Oregon Power roinpany ha.s
paid dividends regularly on its preferred shares
for many years, and more than' 5001) people to
day enjoy the satisfaction of receiving these
dividends bv cheek everv three months.
For information
' ' ' write to
Investment Department
Medford, Oregon
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER COMPANY
MEDFORD, OREGON.
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Merrill Plans being considered
for establishing airport near hore.
Springfield 1 'astime
stalled new neon sign.
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Amity F. G. Mauser completed I
cons r iir Hon on new lumber shed.
Clatsl'.anie -West port theatre to
eopeii for business.
Marshfleld "Xews" installed; Myrtle Voiut Local water sys
now Pony Miehle Job press. i tein being 'mproved.
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. . Calfiary. Alta.
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. Vancouver, H. C.
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. Meslco City
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Jimrtr, Mt.
Juarrz. Mn.
" Rtynona. Mt.
. Tamplcn. Mrt.
. Monterey, Mri.
. Welllnftton. N, 7..
. MelbournV. Auitralla
. Mukden. Manchuria
. . Hnnitknnft. China
Buenos Aire. Argentina
. . . Toklo, Japan
. . Oaaka. Japan
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. Hiroshima, Japan
, . kiimamoto. Japan
. . Sendal. Japan
. . . Sapporo. Japan
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