DANCE Church Early predictions of a poor program and small attendance, were shattered Saturday whoa the Willamette University Men’s Glee Club la a program that wen universal approval, delighted k large audience at the Methodist church. The program consisted of well selected ^numbers exceptionally given. A first. selection "Sword of Ferrarrh;" by àie C lu h ’was sung so well that an escort was demanded« Mr. Ronald Craven*, tenor soloist delighted his listen­ ers with the "Spirit Flowers.” AU encores throughout the even­ ing wore graciously responded. Mr. William Wright, tenor, was also heartily applauded as was the Varsity Quartette. Daring tl\e intermission, a comic stunt was given that brought oat a healthy laugh from every one In the house. Mr. Paul Trueblood's readings mat With such a suc­ cess that he gave three “side- splitters’* before the audience would hear the concluding num­ bers by the Club. These last selections wore soma of the Un1- servlty’s school Ponga. Immediately after the concert, the Epworth League Invited all those attending the affair to a social in honor of the members o f the gleb clbb. Old acquaint­ ances town revived and new friendship«' formed at this hour. After games and refreshments, the boy» were bid “good-bye” with a hops of meeting many òf them again next year.1 FIGU RE THIS ONE OUT LONDON— (U P )— Refusal to consent to his marriage to h’s 17 year-old sweetheart must be made before a young man can marry’ her. • He appeared before the Jud 50 applying for permission to marry the g ill. He said that bar moth­ er wag dead and the whereabouts of her father were not known. Consulting the new Act. the Judge said he could not help the young man until consent to the raa?rtage had been rMnsed by someboidy whose consent was • The Florida season has proved thdt the lions can lie deton With the lambs, or play ball with thed>- Ty Cobb has gène at 7 hit work with the enthusiasm of a rookie." Revival Service Attracting Mapy The Medford Klwanis dinner dance to hare been held last night baa beeh indefinitely post­ poned due to the illness of sever­ al of the club 'members. Many A b unusually ' jfirge Sunday Ashland members had made plans night congregation assembled at to attend. ' the First Methodist Church last Sunday to bear the opening ra- Vfvni sermon "The Man. Whose Qod Failed Him“ presented by the pastor, Rev. H. F. Pember­ ton. Theee pre-Easter meetings are being held every night at 7:30, except Saturday and con­ tinuing until Easter 8dnday. A strain of the old-fashioned gos­ pel is carried through the ser­ mons which are delivered only The beckoning arms of Wee- as much study and preparation pah, Nevada. America’s newest can produce. gofcd field, will enfold three Ash­ land eitlsens within the next few days for Jeks Smith, Harvey Clift and Bert Matterir, local qgsldents, today responded to the call of adventure and set out for the new discovery, by auto­ mobile. The three men deny that they Local Lumberman Receives have become afflicted with the 13.00 Worth of Ex­ gold fever, the only reason for perience their journey, (hey declare being a wholesome curiosity, to see , O. F. Carson of the Carson Just what this gold camp con­ Fowler Lumber dompany tells a sists of. They expect the trip story on himself, that will stand will take three and one half repeating,. for "It shows to what dpya and will make the journey length a man will go to secure a small amount of money without by way of Bakersfield. working for it, and may also serve as a protection to other business houses where the same attempt to victimize them might be made. Not so very long ago a rather elderly man appeared at the lum­ ber yard, and asked to have them figure a bill of lumber. This was done, and he stated that (ho price Northwestern National was all right, but he would return Portland Victim of the next day for the lumber. The False Rumors next day he telephoned advis­ PORTLAND, Mar. 2».— Fifteen ing them that it might be a day or million dollars arrived here laet two before he appeared and that night from Seattle, Spokane, Ta­ a relative was going to provide coma and Ban Francisco, to take the money,' and he wotald have to care of a run on (he Northwestern wait until he received funds. National Bank, which ktarted Nothing happened thin tor sever­ late yesterday. At the same time al days, when finally thewonld-be it was announced that the U. S. purchaser appeared on the scene. National and the First National He had been consuming his share had agreed to guarantee the of liquor, and as he breezed Into Northwestern accounts. The run the lumber company’s office, It started late yesterday and con­ was evident that the aforesaid liq­ tinued until late In the evening. uor had not been consumed In All wishing to withdraw were per­ vain. He presented a Check for mitted to do so. Those''withdraw­ *85 made out to himself and sign­ ing were mostly small depositors. ed presumably by his brother. The Officials said the circulation of lumber amount to *72,50. He re­ false rumors had caused the run. ceived his *3.50 in change and said he would be back shortly for the material: In glancing over the READ CLASSIFIED ADS cast demoerstlc wins of the so­ viet llarty, thef former premier la keeping in «less touch * with gll movements in which-the bolihe- tttft W lftte r e ttM . "I ads going to give my bast for ALL HOPE FOB ARMIES the fans unless I break a leg,” the TO BE REDUCED GIVEN VP former Detroit manager announc­ paint and varnish ed this week. Cbbh Ureddy has (Continued From Psgo One) every need “ staged several rows wRh umpires to show he is in fighting trim. Monel defense. Her army and Zack. Wheat and Eddie Collins navy expenditures Amount to one seem to have fitted Into their new hair per tin t of her national 'In­ anitorms and are merely awaiting come, ha computed to X 1-8 spent n o n e 179 the warmth of late sprint to cut .by Great Britain and France, loose with their best baseball. Boley and Qranom. high priced stars from the minors, have been assimilated Into the Infield with­ out a hitch. •» t 1 1 ? ' ’ ! .la - » • *’ «J (Continued From Page One) '• What' manner of disaster can4 ANNOUNCES THE LEASING OF THE keep the Athletics o f l | 2 7 front ei. a aopthpaw pitcher from a pennant chnnot at this writing Dallas, Texas, be foreseen. Varnishes MERRITT E. RANDLES Associated Oil Service Station g Strong Catching Staff * ' The Athletics’ catching staff Is f the strongest in he league. Coch- " rane, Perkins and Fox cannot be equalled by the receivers of any * other club. There Is no other club that could afford to use as bench warmers the following: Poole, lb ; Bishop 3b; Dykes 3b; Galloway as; French and, La­ mar outfielders; Perkins and Fox i- catchers. h On paper Connie Mack's, club ■ -figures to win the American - league flag by at least ten games. Everything, it was said before spring training commenced, de­ pended upon coordination among g such stars and erstwhile manag- e ers as,Ty Cobb, Eddie Collins and Zack Wheat. , ■ • When our services are called upon we in­ variably render the very best service we pos­ sibly can. Thoughtful Care in handling details, kindly treatment and efficiency are invariably our foremost aims. This policy has won for us the heartfelt thanks of many bereaved families and has created public confidence and good will Which we would not exchange for any­ thing in the world. ? J. P. D odge & S on s and in the future wilkoperate it under his own direction, , (Continued From Page On«) greater China resulting. 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