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A certain amount of audacity
goes with genius, but too much
gall kills It.
The trouble w ith sex is that
Nature and the law disagree as
A WEATHER OYOLR, 185
Monsieur (L’Abbe Gabriel, “ France’s ¡most distin
guished meteorologist and professor in the University of
Caen,” has come out into the full light of American
notoriety by warning its that “ New York, Chicagp, all
of Canpda and the whole of the northern jiart of the
I nited States will have a bitterly cold winter, which
ought to set in about the middle of December or early
in January.”
The good scientist’s caution is only exceeded by his
reputation. This dire event “ ought to set in about the
middle of December.” If it doesn’t then, it should bo
rebuked. Of course if there is to be a bitterly cold win
ter; the chances are that it “ ought” to be getting busy
by the first of January at the latest.
But the most imjiortant part of the statement is
that it is to be bitterly cold
New York and Chicago.
Ixit’s be fair with the ablx>. He doe« not mean by this
that it is to be cold hv Oregon standards. It is that every
winter in tlie Luke Michigan city. He means that even
Chicagoans, hardened as they are to sleet and blizzardy
weather, will pull up hn extra blanket.
Why? Because forsooth it wus quite cold in the year
1740. In that year it was cold in Europe. The Thames
froze over. The abhe does not tell us what the Seine did,
hut as the Seine is France’s chief river, France must
have seen that the Seine did something unusual. Any-
b ?)T) c lias figured out a cycle. One impact of
this cycle hit the world in 1740. Another will smite the
tender air north of the 41st parallel of latitude thin pres
ent winter. The figures are magic — evezy 1H5 fears.
Adding the digit- and divide by two, and you have a
lucky number — lucky for the coal dealer who has some
anthracite left. Then multiply by throe and subtract
perfect
^|Fthe hom*
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Dinner
Mr*
WATERMANS
The higher a fam ily pedi
gree, the more its Inclination to
avoid the payment of debts
Beauty haa its advantages, but
its disposition to . got stuck oa
itself is not one of them.
Hes peck says: “Accordin’ to
my philosophy, I t ’s much more
respectable to be a th ie f than
a Beggar."
No
Ungreased Parts
Being sorry for yourself Is wast
ing sympathy on aonfoono you
know 4oean*t deserve It.
Thanksgiving Day was thM. of
The only successful substitute M r. and Mrs. Lee Fifleld at their
for luck is work.
home on the Boulevard.
At
thia reunion w ets as
The honeymqon is ovqr when sembled fourteen members of the
he can carry a cigar in his vest fpm ily for the bountiful repast
pocket w ithout It being broken. the tables spread wjth all thè
thgBums oad gay marigolds giv-
lngrthetr brlghtnem, the delicious
turkey dinner was served.
tav ern were laid fo r M r. and
Mrs. P. 8. Provost, Mian Sylvia
Provost, M r. WU1 Pracht and
host and hostess, M r. and Mrs.
good things that make for the
Thanksgiving feast.
The day was spent most hap
pily in the jo lly viett of relatives,
this being one of the many ‘oc
casions when the fam ily gets to
gether for the jo lly visit and the
d in n er which is a delightful part
o f it.
,
1 Those present on this occa
sion were: M r. and Mrs. J. E.
F lfleld , M r. and Mrs. Glenn
Anniversary Dinner»—
On Sunday M r. and Mrs. P. S.
Provost celebrated the twenty-
fifth anniversary o f th e jr m ar
riage, a t a very attractive din
ner, party, w ith covers laid for
sevan; M r. and Mrs. Domino
P rdM »t and young son, M r. and
Mrs. B. F . Storm, M r. and Mrs.
P. s . Provost and Miss Sylvia
Cqsshig tig h t shoes w ill no
help yon in a pinch.
Thanksgiving mokas the tu r
keys mud. Lots of tkem even los«
W e qsver hear of an insurance
man m arrying that wa don’t won
d er if hs did i t Just to get to sell
hor aams Insurance.
The Jesters
Williams Servite
Station
Mrs. I*. J. Hear was hostess
a t • three course chicken «In
ner, w ith covers laid for six,
a t the p rettily decorated table;
w ith lie dainty place cards and
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L E E D O M ’S
The proper time to buy coal seems to have Ixen
years ago.—Columbia Record.
T. JL
w to served a t two Simpson, «ltd F- D . Whgaqr.
A two course luncheon was
o
’clock
«94
the ..««MU spent a
Clyde Moore, lituo Mary
Çwa»e«por«Ure of the erut,
served.' w ith th e hot Park«?
beautiful g ift, were respire«, dellghtfni afternoon together.
amdng them a lovely sliver cake
The guest list included Mrs. House roll« p ro v iA # 1>I MW-
nneid.
b * # « t «H a >'WeU ana Tree" draco BecfcNgfc the suat of Hamphrsys, d aaeflatm to r of tks
platter ft hamnçered SHUT. hoaor, and the Mradawee George Crown flour.
The luachoon waa • moot Mt*
^Annoonoeateat ie made of the Rosee wage used la effective Robinson, Terian, c. H. Brow«
tstytng repast and i t wan « « -
.marriage ef Mrs. Mabel Herbet
grated t u t the « w tlearaa U
U d Mr. W. X ' BobMen qt Kelso,
ri
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• 5 » .
tsksd «gala to aervs oa thlnwoiu-
Washington. W adaeetar evening.
Clnb M e e » U r i
nUttsa, sinoe the results w ors ao
November 25, « t eight A o’clock,
Mr. a n « M rs R. M S te m
Sodai Dre nt e m
Miss Gar^bel Morehouse war
mninantty satiafoctorj.
wore
among
the
dinner
guest«
Thursday, December « — -Trinity
hostess a t •
very delightful
Installation
w ill oocnr the
U h u Cyr, t U Rev. M r. Welois- entertained a t »he home of Mr.
OuMd, Pariah House.
a t a d « b o< young pro-
ilftrowth
of
December,
w ith Mias
loy,
vaster
o
f
the
F
irs
t
Prraby-
god Mrs. Harold MlfobeiL of gio w ith a splendid program of
Thursday, December t
T ndlW
Georgia
Coffee,
the
installing
terlan
church
offlelstlng.
Medford,
recently.
Aid
of
«he Congregational
Interesting numbers glyen dur
officer.
The
wedding
was
a
very
quiet
Mr,
and
Mn
a
.
M-
Froeht
Church meets.
ing the evening.
f
Friday, December 4— F ratern al one, w ith Just the famtUso of were gnrate a t « delightful
Those bavin# place on the pre-
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Brotherhood.
Social evening, Mr. and Mrs. Rim er Cyr and Thanksgiving dinner a t the U rns t r a m were; M arvin Shaw1, saxo
Of
M
r.
and
Mrs.
W
ill
V
irg
in
of
M
r.
npd
Mrs.
John
Cyr
present
Friday,
December
A— Special
phone sole, w ith piano- accom
. Medford.
i
meeting o f Rebekahs. O fficial for the impressive service.
paniment played by Mias Qsrlbci
A fter the ceremony, congratu
visit o f Miss M yrta James.
M orehouse.
M iss M o reh o use and
Members arced to be present. la tio n s were offered and a dell*
Mrs.' Morehouse sang a duet and
«Jens little wedding supper serv-1 , The Foreign Missionary So
Friday, Deeember 4— Ladies Aid.
Mrs. R. P. Sorrell gaVe a reading
ciety of the Methodist church as did Miss Alice Oftmore. Aa
Presbyterian ehurch.
Junior
M r and Mrs. Robison arrived w ill held its m eeting, at the address was given by D r. H. M.
Room.
Friday,
December * 4 — Foreign home Monday afternoon a fte r a boms of Mrs. Kelsey on High Shaw, Lola Ottmore sang and
Missionary Society of Metho leisurely trip from Washington, street at 2 :0 0 p. m„ op Friday H ubert Gilmore wus oa fo r a solo
dist Church. ” Meets a t the «tapping la Vancouver, Albany of thia week.
on his horn.
Another program
Mrs. Kelsey w ill be assisted b to be given soon w ith « spe
home of Mrs. Kelsey, H igh and Springfield, where a brother
by Mrs. Frasier and Mrs. Clark. cial social feature.
of Mrs. Robison v m visited.
street.
U n t il December i f , they wiU Mm. Allen 1« program leader.
Monday,
December
7— French
Club. Evening. A t the homo live at t h ^ present heme north
o f town, bat After th a t date they
of Mrs. F . D. W>gner.
w ill be a t home on the place
Monday evening M r. and Mrs.
THE IDEAL GIFT
vqeently purchased by M r. Robl- B. F . Storm celebrated their «lath
Leis Joy Hanson Willi lía le s z
- eda, known as tbs Oden Ranch, a w e d d in g anniversary
w ith
a ware filled. M m . N ellie Peters.
Miss Lois Joy Hanson was the mile north of Talent, on the hlgb- delicious chicken dinner a t which
W orthy M atron;
Dr. W. 1 .
pleasant young hostess a t a de- way.
the special guests were M r. and Blakq, W orthy
Patron;
Mrs.
lig h tfu l party, Frid ay evening,
Mrs. Robison lived tor a nnm- Mrs. p . 8. Provost and Sylvia.
Maala Bates, Associate Matron;
wiùh twenty-five of her friends her o f years in Ashland, prior to
The evening was happily spent Mrs. Helen MoCaMen, Conduct
invited to share thé happy tim e her going to Kelso to intake her in the pleasant fam ily visit.
rose; Mrs. E m ily Hammond. As
w ith her.
home w ith her brothers.
She
sociate Conductress; Mrs. Leah
The roome had been beautiful- has many friends who welcome E atertaias a t S u ppe r ,
Greeting Card
Caldwell, Secretary And Miss
ly decorated in Autumn colors, her return to Ashland,
Headquarters
D r. M attie B. a » v was hos Lydia McCall, Trfosurer.
The
and delicious refreshments were
Mr. Robison has also been a tess a t a delightful little sup ten appointive officers w ill be
served a t the close of the eve- resident of Ashland fo r several per Saturday evening, compli
announced Inter.
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ning's enjoyment,
in
which years, coming here from Colo-
menting lir a . T 7 U Sorrell and , F o r the social, hoar which
games, dancing and Jolly visit redo and in v e s tin g la rg e ly in R uth S o rre ll, p r io r to their
followed, a committee o f the
each played e part. :
“
city and adjacent ranch property. leaving
fo r
th e ir
California mea had beep appointed to hare
Contagious 7 ------
The guest list included the F o r sometime past he bas been home.
charge, w ith the follow ing mem
Not
that you can catch a brok
Messrs Robert W right, Gaius Actively engaged in the real es-
Guesta Invited to enjoy this bership; M r. F . F . W h ittle ,
en
leg
from s parson who a l
Crosby, Barnard Joy, Lawrence tate business, but he has sev-
hospitality
w ith
Mrs.
Sorrell chairman; assisted by D, H.
ready baa one, as yon do the
Wagner, Charles Tilton, John ered connection w ith the office were M r. Mid Mrs. H . G. Gil
m easles o r th e m um ps-
daisy, George V irg il Gillette, and from now on wtyl devote his
more and M r. and Mrs. Blanmen-
But if you happen to get h a rt
attention to the ranch,
Iproer.
yourself,
yonr in ju ry Immedi
Good wishes from their many
Lieut, and Mrs. T . L . «orroll
ately spreads to your bank m -
friends are extended M r. and expect to spend some tim e in
count.
Mrs. Robison for a prosperous C alifornia since Lieut. Sorrell ha*
A few weeks ont of work-
and happy future.
been assigned to land duty at
M are Island to r three years from
that’s enough to make the
Louise Hanson, Veda Gideon. Thanksgiving Dinner—
the "W ent V irg in ia ," where he
healthiest bank aocount look
Erm a Beck, Ora W ils o n . Mar . Mr. and Mrs. B. F . Storm W»s paymaster. — - —
y
sick.
jo rie Crouch and Beulah Medley. were host and hostess at a de
Many friends regret th e ir de
The
big advantage
of a
lightful home gathering Thanks parture
from
Ashland
very
Travelers
’
A
ccident
Policy
is
giving
day.
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'
A F a m ily R eunion—
greatly and hope they may re
1
that
it
prsvqpta
a
physical
In
Af.
the
p
rettily
appointed
table,
Another
fam ily
gathering.
turn, here to Uve a t some fn-
jurJr-frem becoming a flnancial
whioh marked the observance of with bowls of yellow ebryean-
AND TOUR MOTOR
DESERVES n?
One century’s sacrilege ie another’s archeology
Herald.
Jukato, J. %
«««he*
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Sickness puts more good re»
olutioBS in us than January 1
SURE G U ID A N CE:— In all thy ways acknowledge him, and
he shall direct thy paths.
Proverbs 2 :0 .
Virtue that doesn’t come
PR A YER . — Lord, we kn o w not what a day may bring forth,
but we believe in Thee and commit our way to Thee, assured that ural is sure to skid On
Thou knowest all the way, and w ill guide us.
slippery places.
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GOLDEN RULE AND NEAR EAST R E L IE f *
Golden Rule Sunday conies this, year on December
8 .. Golden Rule week ends on Golden Rule Sunday. It
is the annual rollcall for the Near East Reief—America’s
greatest overseas charity.
But for those whose hearts are right, every day is
Goden Rule day and every week is Golden Rule week.
Little children are as hungry on Tuesday as on Sun
day, and in Septemher Or June as well as in December.
The calendar has no red-letter days when little chil
dren — or grown-ups, either — can call a truce on hunger.
The world knows the story of how these children of
the Near East came to be orphans. The world knows how
their fathers and mothers lost their lives in the massacres
and by famine or sickness.
Also, the world knows that other story — that better
sto^v— of how the Near East Relief, backed by the
American people, stepped in at the hour of darkest
despair and saved the children — gathered them in from
street and deserted hovel and blaring! dasert, or found
them freezing and starving, dad in rags, when the ter
rible winter set in, out there in Asia Minor."
The world will not be content with merely saving
them and then leaving them helpless and unprotected.
Americans still have this sacred duty before them —
continue to feed and shelter and clothe a n d train for
citizenship the helpless little ones who can look nowhere
else for these things. -
Observance of Golden Rule day may be as elaborate
or as prefunctory as you like. The important thing is the
giving of a contribution, or. the signing of a check whioh
may arrive in time to drive from some little face the
shadows of misery and dispair.
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