wives enjoyed a sumptuous ban
quet at the Li thia Springe hotel,
Thursday even tag, January >0,
a t seven forty-fire.
Dr. J, J. Kauaeaa of Watford
waa the toaatmaetoy. Follewlng
the dinner a daUghtfal peegraei
was given. Dr. M attle B. S h e *
of Ashland gave two very enter
taining readings; Mrs. James C .
H a y * of Medford sang two beau
Friday, Jaa. 21.— D. A. R. will
tifu l numbers, accompanied at
meat with Miss M ailla Soagar
the piano by Mre. R. W . Sleeter.
on Helman street
aleo of Medford;, and the follow
Saturday, Jan, SR— Chapter AC,
ing spoke: D r. Heckman o f Cse-
P. E. O. meets.
tra l Feint. Dr. W illiam W . Jlolt
of Medford. Dr. B. B Pickel of
Medford and Dr. B. A. Woods
and Dr. D M. Brower of this
city.
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W orking On OnesAct Play—
Club will meet.
Monday. Jam. X . — Epworth
« Leagae Dramatic Club w ill
meet ta the M . B. Church
Monday, Jaa. X . — Ashland Study
Club w i R m t o t . ' . '
Taeeday, Jaa. «K — W C. T- V.
will mast la tha pabMe 11-
Of florra.
Saturday afternoon
January
fifteenth, a joint meeting of the
the Post and the W . B- C,ot Bufn-
side No. 94. wad held fa the I.
O. O. F. hag tor thg installation
of officers.
A pot-tack , dinner was served
by the ladles at the noon hour.
The following officers were in
stalled in the O. A. JL; George
VanNatta. commander;
Coder,
sealer vfce-commgader;
Shaw,
junior vfeweommander;
Gena,
chaplain; George Noble, officer of
the day; «G. A. Benedict, quar
ter master; W . A- Patrick, adja-
tant; Oxford, conductor.
rite following officers were In
stalled ta the W . R. C.: Mrs.
Hatge Boyd, president;
Mrs.
Mary Robertson, eeitar vice-pres-
ident; Mars Darby, Junior vice-*'
president; Chaplain;* Mrs. NelHe
Peters secretary; Mrs. Lulu How
ard, treasurer; Mrs. lalow , con
ductor; Mrs ' Jennings, guard;
Mrs. Leona Boyd, assistant guard;
Mrs, Henry, patriotic instructor;
Miss Jessie Boyd, press agent;
color hearers. Mrs. Mathews, Mrs.
Hersey. Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Phll-
pott and M ie. Hicks, chairman of
the flo w er committee.
Alpha T aa ri. Normal school
dramatic organisation, has been
divided Into four groups, each of
which is working under a special
coach in a one-act play to be pre
sented as an event for dnuna
week during February.
The entertainment w ill he of
fered free for the students and
townspeople.
E ntertained by C. C, Ce—
Tha student body and the fac
ulty of the Southern Oregon State
Normal were entertained la the
school auditorium Monday eve
ning. January savpateenth. by the
<?. C. C. which represents the stu
dents from Coes, C arry and Cist-
sop counties.
A delightful program was giv
en. which consisted of maaieal
readings staging and a clever
skit. The guests spent the eve
ning danelag, Dickey’s orchestra
playing.
Refreshments
wars
served during the evening’s en
tertainment.
erate soldiers who linger on in
the feat dwindling thin gray line,
bent their faltering steps to cere
monies honoring Robert K. Lee
and hie valiant comrade. Stone
wall Jackson.
In moat southern pittas bgnkn
were dosed and schools were per-
aailtad a hnlf holiday. Exewlaes
wane held in tha capital
at
At
lanta under the Joist auspices of
the United Confederate veterans
and United Daughters of tha Cea-
f edprocy.
>
In V irginia a legal holiday
w aif" observed throughout the
state with pitarlpal ceremonies
belli heir ht Washington hnd
Lee UnivetsMy. where the day
Chapters o r confederate organ-'
laattana throughout Florida held
fittin g exerqtaes, w ith southern
songs sang la eeetume »t Jack
son ville and Lakeland.
Banks
■‘•smashed tn -g bloody fig h t." - -
Other accounts reaching here
today said that *19 re volet tablets
were killed in twh battles la Dur
ango. The elaln rebels ■ w^re
agid to have been identified ae
high officials of the personal
staff of Nicholas Fernandes. Am
munition, horses sad gone, were
said to have been captured by
the federate.
Other southern states, in Uke
«manner honored Lee and Jackson.
LA ND LAW S W M E X IC O
Damasco B a rm s , * known - ah
the "patriarch of the Indians,”
wgp ^ne o f those regertgd stain.
Hie body was taken to Durango
and exhibited in the central plain.
Hie death was . considered a se
vere blew to the rqvAnllantata.>,.
Papers found on some of the
slain identified them as peing
members of the revolutionary
movement announced In Bl-Pnao,
.
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qvlres that aliens agree to con
sider themselves Mexican cittaeae
so far as litigation is concerned,
and not appeal to their own gov
ernments.
permits caauqt he
granted to aliens owning a m a
jority Interest in Mexican compan
ies owning agricultural lands It
in provided that present alien
owners may hold their property
until death in ease of lndivldu-
aU ead for tan years in the case
of corporations.
The United States contends
that this law is retroactive and
therefore confiscatory. The Mex
ican government denies it is ro-
treaettve.
Many pointe involved are sim
ilar to those in, the controversy
over the oil law which h ee aw e «!«•
fective January 1.
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And to keep a dainty, well-groomed look all through
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Of Armand Vanishing Cream.
WINNER OF SWIM
18 A SK ED
Armand
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brought them
by automobile
from L ittle Rock, A rk ., to Loe
Angylee. when the youths* motor
cycle. on which they rode frota
Toropto brake down.
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Taong. > throhgh
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F ran k O 'B y rs s denied tonight
that *he had agreed to give the
Fosters 11,000. Their telegram
snid:
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W e ’ knew
t h a t jo u woaid w in . Snapshot of
you and B ill taken la Texas has
been published in aU eastern
papera w ith alary a t ' t r i p - 'A n
eglgrgemant of picture taken at
Gamp Grande to yo«r mother.
We are heme and broke. Could
use the thousand you promised
if you. won.’’
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rise from hfs mother in Tdfotatol
I t read:
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CHdlCE NURSERY STOCK
We have jdfet received another shipment from our
nurseries in Portland. Climbing roses and all kinds
of ornamentals; a ll kinds of fruit treee— walnuts,
almonds, Alberta and many others, A lso all kinds
of berry fruits.
* Villa Nurseries
Medford, Oregon
Sixth and H olly Sts.
Across th e Street From the Postoffic«
Phone H 3 6
WMi MOSS, Prop.
LINCOLN PRACTICED THRIFT
He practiced thrift because his far seeing
mind told him that it was the only way in
which he could gain the goal he had set in
life. Today, the same rule applies.
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A S SO C IA T E D O IL C O M P A N Y
1 Atfütfp»<4 Q u a lity
rv r vals at o:«apatt.y w auoes
and at ihe beat m<lep«ode«t
dealer*. %Xur>r/ei/a/ Xtbyl is
sold for Sgabrrvc the. wtgoler
markat prims e f g u o B a a .
If Ten Would Be Snooeadfnl, Ton Must Be
Thrifty. . -,
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