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com plim ents*< *•**
<*»• meet-
lac ot tha A rt Clab, w htoh4r»»t
waa eRfhnlclad 1» th» last W « .
Mra. Frank Jordan Waa'Boat-
eaa at « moat attractive dinner,
Wedheaday evening tor which
cover» were laid f i r eight. H »l-
lowa’eo’s own color« were need
la decorative effect with bright
marigold» arranged an a canter
more birthday»,
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Baldwin t
brolfe h e rn ia ,
rngntha aha ha
sufferer,
alwa
cheery. I t la ■
that ahe la m
able recovery,
to gat abont wl
creep, andMneh o'laaterna over
' the ctoctrht IMhto gave aa ceric
• atmoephw» te the aarroondlnga.;
I Oamec n^d contceti made the
evening a lively one. A t a late
1 boar M Ughtfal refreehmento. la
heaping with the aaason war»
nerved- T h e 'fa c t that thia waa
the birthday of Mr. Million and
of Mr. C.
Pratt. added la -
t»ro«t to tho occasion.
Among those present were:
choir of the Mai
with the hatband«
the caac might ba.
tlfal horn» on W e
Friday evening. 1
ty gneato preeoat
jollity and marrlgi
ad throughout tha
From the mom«
entered, when th«
by a "aare enoug!
the laat foMaae
After dinner, the visit of old
friends, and five hundred aped P»at W
the pleasant hour«. Those who Officer»
GMeon, James Mersey. W . W.
enjoyed the evening with Mva.
Thar»
: brae Month«
Bryda, Ray Deania, Butterfjsld,
Gray, the honored guest, were: Matrons
t t v Months ..
C. B. Pratt. Madame« 8am Hen-
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Tomlinson, of Alph«
demon, 8. B, Tallman. B. Mor
By Mull and Rural Routes
Mrs. Grace B. Andrews, Editor
Mr. and. Mrs. NaJo Bates, Mr. bonds.
gan. Joita Rager. A. 0 . Barnard,
Robert Warner and the host and o’clock i
Grandma. Fayas. Misses Cora
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jor- with cor
Baldwin, Loye Barnard, Mamie
Calendar of the Week —
h dan
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Delicti
Orr, Messrs. J. K. Helman pad
Monday, November a — Ashland
e
A Jnrewell recaption waa glv- with all
Georgs Bertram, and tha hosts
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Study Club.
ea Wednesday hy the Art, Clab, viands
Monday, November a. — Martha
f ” • p ingle Insertion, per Inch ...........
' With Mra. S. B. MeNair, hpateaa, made t
Yearly
Gillette Chapter meet« at the
e in compliment to Mra. Selmn feast, th
O. A .C . Clab En t e e V a h ia ■■
a ne insertion a week ................
home of Mr«. Charles Robert
n Oray, who waa tha efficient and Ilona In
Th4 O. A .KC. Club aa joyed ■
•♦«wo insertions a week .— ..........
son, 819 Boulevard, 7:30 P. M.
B popular president of the club with the
most delightly Hallowe’en gather
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Tueuduy, Nov. 8— Stated Com;
* for a term of. years.
vailed a
ltuti’S for I>“gal and
ing nt the Practice House, Thurs
iu unicat ion Alpha Chapter, O.
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A delightful feature e l the weeaden
->4r?t IneeriU... per 8 point line
day evening.
- j- ach subsequent insertion. 8 poi
E. 8., 7:00 p. m. Official visit
’ occasion waa a handkerchief
The a
Games, Jolly and entertaining
of Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs.
* «bower for the honored guest; pass to
afforded
amusement, and musts
« bilunries, per line
Caroline Lewi». Visitor« Wel-
h lovely kerShlefa, especially ar- they flft
played Ito part la tha arealag’s
1 ranged.) and having a particular becomlni
come.
WHAT constitutes advk
enjoyment.
Dlaner waa served
Tuesday, November 8 — «Civic
’ significance not alone for: the them wh
•'All future event«, where an admission
a la cafeteria, and l b dglieacies
Ir.iprovoment Club L unchon
ollectlon taken is Advertising.”
h recipient but for the donors as entlra a
were given appreciative attention.
Litkin Springs Hotel, 12:30.
No disrrunt will be allowed Religious or Benevolent Order«,
well.
ru n
Those In ' charge had anhagad
meeting,
1
The evening wasapont In play- played a
Executive
Board
appropriate decorations, vary a f
11:30.
'• tag bridge and five hundred, the sea
NOVEMBER 8, 31WB
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fectively and thia added much
DAY’__Boast not thyself of tomorrow, for Tuesday, November 8. . — Mission
1 with a box of bonbons awarded prises w
to the pleasure tft the occasion.
a day may bring forth. Proverbs 27:1
M.
at
Mra.
y for high «core, which waa pre-
The
Study Class, 7:30 P.
art from everlasting to everlasting God. but
Those present were: Mr. and
«anted to Mr»..Oray.
evening
J. W. McCoy’«.
lat withcreth. We come to Thee to live in
Mra. H. H. Elhart. Mr. and
Tuesday, November 8-—Reception
f
D ainty?'refresh m en t»
were was a e
bee because Thou art our security and our hope,
Mta. Ralph Billings, the Mime» (C<A tinned
1 served a t ajnali table«, lovely In all the
for the Rev. and Mr«. Pember
Edna Ooheen and Barile Haan,
r their appointments, around which old and
ton at M. E. church. Evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Newbry, Miss
s guests gathered for the cOay
On T,
VICTORY FOR CANADA’S FAR>I BLOC
Wedneedny, November. M——Auxil
L ad le Holdrldge of Talent, Ml««
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visit
of
old
friend».
,
•
Worthy
The general election in Canada has resulted in what
iary to Trinity Gdild. Parish
Pay Carver and Miss Mildred
n
The gdect list Included: Mr». Caroltas
House. Evening.
m ay amount to a deadlock. The Liberal party is in power
Hearn ' of Phoenix, Miao Marte
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J.
A.
Ruger,
Mr».
H.
W.
Bar-
visit
All
Wednesday, November 4— Board
■■ nd called the election. The Conservative party has won
Klttrldga of « a n tra l Point, Mia«
h ron, Mr«. H. H. Gillette, Mrs.
M rs 1
Meeting or Delphian Society,
■ va Pelay. M r, and Mrs. Kenneth
a plurality of votes in the lower house o f parliament. That
2:00 P. M. at the home of Mrs.
L „ C. Dnnn, Mr«. J. Edward i
MeWlUlama, Miss Beryl Jarmon.
-vould apparently he called a “ Conservative victory’’ and A. C. Malone.
Thornton, Mra. g. L. Nelaon, Mr». 1
Mina Mildred Crane, Mias Halen
.O. B. Bib, Mra. W. F . Habsrly, '
-,’ould result, under thq Canadian system, in displace Thursday, November B. — Ladles
He 1 tin , -Misa Margaret Caaad.
Elks Card Club.
Mra. H. F. Sackett, Mrs. Clinton
ment of the Liberal cabinet by a Conservative admimstra-
Mias Jnanlts T arr and M l£
Bangbman, Mra. L. Schweln, Mra. , Delightful Neighborhood P a r t y -
- ton. But no such conclusion, under the responsible cabi- Thursday, November B.— Trinity
Gladys Hard.
Hal McNair,' Emma Jenkins, Mrs.
Guild— Parish House. x
On Friday night, October 30,
i'ct system is certain to follow. For an administration is Pridhy, November « — Fraternal
•Service W orth W hile’
W. D. Olli, Mian Ruth Osmun. Mr. and Mr*- Archie Mllllen. as
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turned out only on an adverse vote in parliament. Such Brotherhood Party— After Busi
Georgia Coffee and Mrs. 8. B. sisted hy Mr. and Mra. f . R.
McNair, A souvenir of the d u b Pltttager and Mr. and Mra. Law
ness meeting.
tin adverse vote may he had. It may not.
D r. and Mra. O. W. Gregg en
was among t h e , gifts presented rence Coder entertained a neigh
key to the situation in Canada, as in the United Friday, Novem ber 0 — W. F. M.
Mra. Gray, which will he a borhood party at their home Mt
Society of the M. E. Church.
! tates, I k the “ farm bloc.” It is not called that, in Can-
lasting reminder of the . pleas 424 N. Main street.
At Mra. Harry Yoe’s. 2:00 P, M.
. da. There it is “ the Progressive Party.” In the United
ant social* hour« spent with
Friday, Novem ber 0.— Ladles Aid
The house waa made beautiful
r.tatcp the faun bloc is not a party. That is tmeause we
Ito members on this memorable with autumn flower» and Hal
Presbytertal Church. 2-00 P. M.
Lave fixed government, not responsible government. With
lowe’en decorations.
Grinning
evening.
t
A t the Church.
guest»
•s the administration, that is President Coolidge, is not
Other than the functions men pumpkins greeted the
meets once* a month,' the last
tioned, Mra. Oray wo» entertain
responsible-to any one, once elected. As long as he keeps Aid Bortety Meet»—
Thursday, usually.
The Ladles. Aid of the Presby
ed at dinner at the Llthla Springs
. Icar of positive ¡mjieachmtnt proceedings, the President
The committee who arranged
church held its regular
hotel by Mise Ruth Oamun; Mrs.
.-an do virtually whatever ho pleases. So we nearly al terian
this pleasant affair were: Mra.
meeting in the Junior room nf
C. E. Vaupel was bootees at a
ways line up on a straight “ for” or “ against” basis, the church, Friday o f this week. V. D. Miller. Mra. 8. A. Peters. lovely luncheon in her honor;
he occasional “ third party” in the United States is us- There was the usual attendance Mrs. Beewick and Mrs. De Ar- Mra. N ^ e Batea. and Mra. Myera Small saddles for boys
mond. with Mrs. V. O. N. Smith,
and girls to ride to school
-’ally an abortive attempt to turn a “ bloc” into n “ party.” and a great deal of work was hostess.
were also hostesses at delightful
accomplished
on,
cheap. $9.00 and up.
for
her;
Medford
luncheons
But in Panada, since there is no popular election of
aocial hour, Itf
During tl
Pleasant. D inner P arty—
See
to
your plows and
friends
were
entertained,
with
tereetlng talks were made hy
-ue executive, tjic political « to g g le is not directed Ur
to be ready for the f
The Misses Nor« Ward and
Mr. Robert Warber as hoet at
Pesto and fencing, I bi
1 ward control of tho executive, but for the control of par- Clara Anderson were hostesses the Rev. M. 8. Woodworth. Lieu
dinner, at -hie home on Union
W hite Sewing Maehl
* liamenL And there “ Woes” are parties. The farm bloc Sunday at a very delightful din tenant Sorrell and Mr. Si&Jth.
street, and a dinner for a
over. W ill cloee then
888.09 each, at
n Canada calls itself the “ Progressive party.” In the ner with covers laid for eight.
group of Ashland friends at the
Chapter AC, P. K. O.
Autumn leaves and dahlias
Plata
with
the
same
boat
was
«•lection last week the Progressives seem to have elected
Opposite The Flam
E ntertains S ta te Organiser
given.
: about 25 votes, enough to hold tile balance of power, were used effectively in decora Miss B essie Mickey—
tion and the place card« were in
Mrs. George Blaumenhauer en
Chapter «AC, P. ®. O ./ enter
* since the Conservatives have about 1*20 votes and the keeping, with a biographical
tertained Mra. Oray at leneheon,
tained
Miss
Bessie
Mickey,
tho
j Liberals a 1 «mt a hundred. The present Lilieral prime game affording much amuse
organixer at dinner at the and Mrs. Hugh Gillette was host-
* ..ninister, King, can <jot continue in office with any sure- ment and considerable amasc- state
Lithia Springs hotel recently. eos at a dinner in her honor.
■ ty, for the Progressives could at any time turn him out ment aa an after dinner feature. The Chapter then adjourned to A trip to Prospect Sunday
i <,f office, hy voting with the Conservatives. But equally, An automobile drive down the the home of Mrs. J. W. McCoy rounded out a series of dellght-
valley was a fitting close for the
ful affairs, indicating the place
’.he Conservatives can not accept office with any satisfac-^ pleasant afternoon.
for the meeting.
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M iu Mickey was the guest of Mrs. Gray occupies in,the hearts
lion, for if they did, the Progressives might join at any* Those enjoying the dinner and
the organisation in her official of her friend«.
i -time with, the Liberals to vote them out of office.
afternoon together were the Mis
capacity.
Thus the farm bloc in Canada has attained the in ses Edna Ooheen, Gertie Haan,
C elebrates E ig h ty -N in th
flu en tia l position it has sought but has not secured in Aliee Robertson, Melt E. Carter,
B Irth d a v — „ *
Series o f P arties In Compli
the United States. In the American Congress, the farm Mrs. Grace E. Andrews. MI sj A
Mrs. M. A. Baldwin celebrated
Hasel Phillips,' of the Medford m ent to Mrs. Selm a Gray—
* ib lo c dominates legislation. But it has no control over the schools, who was a week end
Mra. Selma Gray, who left her eighty-ninth birthday Thurs
executive. It can not say to the President what to do. guest of the hostesses. Miss Clara for her future home In Oakland day. Many of her friends helped
the last of the week was the to make thlfc a milestone long
] t ean only take chances on’ running its own candidate Anderson and Miss Nora Ward.
A pabUc u tility such aa T h o California Orogon P o w er
motif for a series of delightful to be remembered by calling
lo r President, or by making an Spiral to the President
unpany furafohoa an abnoat continuous opportunity far
daring
the
afternoon
and
eve
social
functions
prior
to
her
de-
T?ie" M crley Circi«*—
ning, and offering congratula
o tawaotment of capital. T h at la a healthy Mgn of growth.
Mr«. V. O. N. Smith was host
tions and good wlshea for many
ese Thursday afternoon, for th<
W h e n you build a now house and call upon tho power
the Ashland, Oregon l'u n io ffln ' aa Second <1
gubecription Price, D elivered in C ity
A Real Bargain
t Grade and Fair Price Always
ff. B. PLUMMER
PEIL’S CORNER |
WHY DOES
A PUBLIC UTILITY
sa NEED MONEY?
begino to d raw on n o w c o p /fa J to buy and
polos, naw wiraa, a transformer, a motor and othei
Right nt tha start, each naw oonasetfon coats
all it sriQ earn for the next firvo o r six yearn. F or
ORB U/HWWNSZ
fe
BMP ÖT J
4.4 BEER FAILURE IN ONTARIO
The failure of the 4.4 per cent b®«* program in the
■ wjprovince of Ontario, Canada, ppints on^e more to the
fact that playing with the question of prohibition will
- riot further any purixise to quibble about whether a eer-
tiyn per cent of liquor i« intoxicating or not. Thd pro-
mi« in the United States to amend the Votatead act to
; of 5 i>er cent beer, or 2 3-4 per cent, instead of the
t 1-2 of 1 per cent, ure merely anti-prohibition
a. There is ift> qnention that 1*2 of 1 i»er cent beer
not intoxicating. It may lie debatable ns to whether
B u t thoy-eom money a fo w /y — ataudfly and aurriy, but
only a Uttle each year. T h e money to pay for them in the
firat pidee moot therefor» bo obtained hy offering tho com
pany’s aoeurMaa for public inwoatmant
i T h e power company that to always V o iH a g m oat fre
quently need n ew capital. And it always pays Just aa much
for tho use o f thia capital aa it to obligad to pay— no more.
hA-pet coot ia intoxicating or noL But tlia differcuce
Wc»
“ kiclf” ltetween 1-2 nnd 2 3-4 is not enough to be at-
etive to those who want to drink lieer. The most of
m are as willing to drink honest, to goodness near-
ir as they are the debatable stuff. And anything that
5 per cent hr higher is unquestionably intoxicating.
So the issue mglii as well lie fought out. It is clear:
Is it within the constitution l>ower of the United
d e s.to prevent tho use of intoxicants, and if ro , it is
~~We want law enforcement, in the United States. Bat
ond that, wc want laws th&t)dioald'1>e enforced. And
want a projter supervision b f our Government of the
Tenoes that grow because they arc “ social’*- rather
i “ individual.” The prohibition law is based on the
jst Nmclusion that the social evil of liquor ia greater
i any question of indivdual freedom to drink what
pleases. The only way to work oat the Eighteenth
dn.cnt is to deal directly with this question of the
evil o f “ iatoyication.”
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P rtftrrtd
yUlä 6.52%
s L A a a Profaned Stockholder (one o f neatly 3,000 fo thto
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
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