■ r A nun faq « nro p»<ru r t t v c t q ' tk a l wlH * p p * * * 801 ° B,y to teacher*, but to all who are »'tally interested in the schools let Oraron. — V'Jtl.a.jLl*/ AshO-sO TO BE GIVEN 1 Special Coupe Will Be Added To Normal School Curriculum Society Notes U edncwUy, June 13.— Presbyter W Intelllrence testing will be the ian Women's Missionary society will meet at the home ift Mrs. inspiration of one of the new J. Poley on the corner of B and courses to be offered this sum Third streets at 2:30 p. m. mer in the summer session of the tt « 8 Southern Oregon Normal school SORORITY DINNER I In this city. ' . In honor of their three faculty Officially this new course, which has been introduced to di advisors, members of the Theta rectly interest teachers in the Beta Phi Sorority of the South state and indirectly for the bene ern Oregon Normal School held fit of parents, will be known as | a delightful’ dinner party In the Statistics and General Intelligence Lithia Springs Hotel dining room. Covers were laid for thirteen testing. Another new course will be Ed at one long table, beautifully ucational Testa and Measure decorated with Cedi Breuner ments. These two courses will be roses, the sorority flower. Those present were: Misses taught by V. V. Caldwell. " Mr. Caldweil spent several Clara A. Trotter, Elixabeth Rich years in courses of this nature ardson, Helen Anderson, Marie at the University of Idaho and is Prescott, Grace Motris, Hazel Ed- considered by authorities to be i mins ton, Mrs. E. Lovely Harris, j Florence McPhillainy, Edith an expert along this line. Not only will the students be ' Deuel. Cecil McCracken, Alice Willets, Letta Eastburn, Verna introduced to the theoretical part Hogg. of the course, but also they will be given an opportunity to do actual practice work in the train ing school. Inasmuch as diagnostic testing and remedial teaching have been stressed more and more during the past year in Oregon and are WINNIPEG. Can..— (IPX— Al growing in popularity, these though more than 50 suspects courses will undoubtedly bring have been questioned, the strang out a l^rgg.enrollment. The prac- ling slayer of a woman and girl ¡over the week-end continued to? . day to evade the combined cf- ■ forts of the American and Cana- . dian authorities to capture him. With rewards totalling >1500 • offered by additional agencies ; have Joined in the hunt fo r th e j killer of Emily Patterson and 14-ycar old Lola Cowan. The i rewards call for • the apprehen- ; slon dead or alive. It is believod t the work of the same man who terrorized Portland, Oip., lack fall and committed similar crimes in other American cities. Get Quick Quaker... Police Hold 50 Suspects r Fast—Rich Cooks in 2% to 5 minutes $15,000 Loss By Explosion DOT FACES JURY SOON Emotional Actress W ill Be Tried'Alone, Judge Buies BELLVIEW daily K Miyu W. O. Taehar ‘ ” Fboaa > n < u"......v—v w w , The delegatee from the girls sewing club, who are Carol Joaea and Dorothy Smith and Bob Smith LOS ANGELES. June 14— (IP) from the Rabbit and Garden club, — Dorothy Mackaye, emotonal left Sunday morning for the su ta actress, charged with attempting mer session a t Corvallis. The boys and girls have worked to "cover up" facts surrounding the death of her actor-husband, hard for this reward of merrlt Ray Raymond, will face trial and its final achievement la cer tainly worthy of the effort. Last alone Thursday morning. At a brief hearing tyonday, Sup Thursday nite the girls gave a hot erior Judge Burnell ruled that eupper at the Community House evidence against the actress along with their program and might unfairly prejudice *a jury eewing exhibit and cleared six. against Dr. W alter J. Sallivan, teen dollars. Bob sold ice cream Hollywood physician. indicted which bi» mother bad made and with Miss Mackaye. and granted cleared fcYer four dollars — so Sullivan's plan for a separate with what they have made on previous «occasions, there was trial. enough to cover all expenses for the three for the two weeks, they will be guests of the college. It it a worth-while experience and well werth the effort of any child to struggle for its attainment. SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, June Mrc. Earl Smith Is the suc 14— (IP)— Judge Mary Jane Spur- cessful leader of the girls club, lin, the only woman Judge in and Richard Joy of the boys clubs. Oregon, believes that national re The Seniors of the Normal gave gulation of marriages and div an interesting party at the Bell orces will tend to smooth out view club last Wednesday nite. tangles in marital relations. Dancing and cards comprised the Here for the fifth convention form of entertainment, and the of the Utah Federation of Bus normal faculty acting In the cap iness and Professional women’s acity of chaperones were the clubs, Judge Spjurlin defended guests of the class. A very fine elevation of women to Judgeships oveAing la reported by them all. and gave out a few Ideas re The meeting of the Upper Val garding women in public life. ley Community Club at the club “The time has come when wo men are taking their places house J a s t Wednesday afternoon was well attended and the wo, alongside of men and when I men present learned a great deal took my place on the bench 1 abort reed-basketry from their was determined that a woman able instructors, Miss Alice Han would receive the saihe consider ley and her neice. Miss Claire ation as that accorded a man de Hanley of Medford and Mrs. A i fendant," she said. ming of the Colepmp Creek club It was revealed that the first The women of the club are glad to case to confront Judge Spurlln extend thoir thanks to these wo was that of a woman bootlegger, ' men for their aid, also for the who promptly was sent to Jail. bunches Of rped ’ they left the The judge thinks that unwise club, for- the members to finish and hasty marriages would be thfelr baskets already started discouraged if a national mar Mrs. W. D. Jackson was re-elect riage and divorce law were ed president, Mrs. Mark True, vice adopted. president and. Mrs. W. G. Tucker secretary-treasurer for the «u s ing year. ■ ■ ' ■ a 1 1 Woman Judge Talks Divorce AVE hot nourishing breakfasts. Stop makeshift breakfasts sim DID DISAPPEARING ACT ply to save time. Quick Quaker is Mr. and Mrs. C. Story of Med LOB ANGELES. June 14.— (LP) taster than plain toast. ford, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. I l LTS. O R E — (IPX— An —Pcliege girl waists were squeez Het, Savory, nutritious; it's ready Carl Gottsche for lunch orie day before the coffee. explosion in ,the chemical labra- ed into 23-lnch waistbands and Supplies the excellently “balanced" tory of the Oregon Agricultural cotlogiate bobs were buried in last week. H food ration of protein, carbohy drates and vitamines— besides the college today caused a damage of "‘bulk" to make laxatives lest often >15,000. The fire was quickly needed—that doctors and authorities: extinguished by the local fire de- I now so widely urge. partment. Start every day that way. Feel I The loss was due mainly to better, lode better, be stronger and ’ on your toes every minute. Ask I water soaking through all of the floors. B. E. Lauer was In the your doctor. . Your grocer has Quick Quaker— ' room experimenting with cedar also Quaker Oats as yon have always ! oil and turpentine when the ex known them. plosion occufed In the other end of the room, cutting him off from the stairway as the whole room was soon a mass of, flames. He escaped by the fire escape. Considerable excitment was caus ed among the state grangers who were meeting in an adjoining building. * Quick Quaker The Imperial Landau Combining, Easy, L u x - ury-Power. In The Most Aristocratic. » CHEVROLET See It Today At The Automotive Shop Chevrolet Dealers WHEN AN ACHING RACK TORMENTS Watch your kidneys — when (they are affected, elimination Is i not normal— too scanty and burn- ' ing— or too frequent and trouble some. Men and women every w here are using and recommend- • Ing Foley Pills diuretic to regu late kidney elimination, and to free the system of lurking poi»- loaa that cause backaches, rheum- i atfc pains, stiff and swollen 'joints, tormenting lumbago. The 'medicinal qualities of Foley Pills ' diuretic are valued so highly that th< y are guaranteed to give satis faction. Ask for them. Sold ev erywhere. — No. 3. TtS-WAY, J«æ H . 1®*T «mura« that place. Bhe/wUl also attend a convention in Tacoma, and take several fine tripe oa the side be fore returning to her work as librarian at the library of Santa Raula, Cal. Needless to say. Miss Boynton was glad to get back here again, and is wild about Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Bari Brown were visitors at the home of Earl's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Brown roil o f JdVmlah Wayne. a "not eft loveable character, and played the part with professional Inter pretation. The difricalt shadowy charac refusing to permit her marriage ■to yenng Wayne, were Anp Fed o r ,' Ruth Aitken. Susanne Jenk- Ing, Alble Beck and Robert Wright. . sweet All of/ the scenery for the play YORK— Styles In wax change«). Mr. Dummy, In some Instances, wHl be haldbeaded witjk a bit of a waistline like hny mlddle-agdtt, successful t businessman. Debut ante dummies are. to hare tinted cheeks, and ears peeping out from beneath bobbed hair of the latest modes. Their animated postures will make them appear intensely alive. NEW durantos Dave terisation of Moonyeen, heart of old CarteIs«t was played was made by students of the by Isabelle Murry with grace and norrngl school under the direc charm. tion of Miss Clara W ill, chairman John Churchman played the of the scenery, committee, assist part of Kenneth Wayne, the man ed by John Churchman and John Jest week,. ly, devoted sweetheart of Kath Galey. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Homes and leen, unable to ■ understand her Mr. and Mrs. A. « . Joy were uncle's attitude. RHAD CLASSVIHD ADS BURBCRIBE FOR THE TIDINGS among those moat actively inter Comedy was furnished by ested in tho home - coming and W illie Aindy, and Jessie Nell great reunion of the old Normal Evans aa Ellen. This .clever students with those of the new, at comedy play throughout the three the Old Normal campus last Sat acts was presented with such urday. Fred is president of the profosalodal abandon, that the \ / old normal aluural and Mr. Joy intense drama of the scene was was chairman of the publicity suitably relieved. committee. * The part .of Mary, sister of The warm weather and last few Kathleen, was well Interpreted days without rain. Is causing the by Eileen Gamwell. farmers to go ahead at capacity, Others who took part In the with their putting up of the im seconj act of the play, tile wed mense hay crops thia summer. The party given at the club last ding scene, Interpreted ns told i'rlday nite was a success in a bv old Carteret to his niece in A. For quality, purity and flavor, always ask your grocer for Ashland Creamery BUTTER mall way. The committee talk ed some of discontinuing them for the summer, but as a little made is better titan standing still, on second thot they are going ahead and there w ill be another of our regular modern dances on next Friday night, June 17th. Re member the date. COLLEGE PLAY IS PRE SENTED W IT H SUCCESS (Continutd from Page 1) As the dignified, but kind o)d peacemaker who attempts to eaaq, the hatred in the heart of old Carteret, and bring happiness t< Renneth and Kathleen, Warren Doremus was well cast. Margaret Turner, as . Kathleen, the gentle neice, who loved her. uncle and her sweetheart, played her part with a dignity gnd. g$n0enesa anil artistic interpreXatlyii which .lif t nothing to be desirted. Joseph Mercer, was cast in tne'difficul M eans a bak in g powder con taining two leavening <iinits — one begins to work when the dough is mixed, th e other waits for the heat of the oven, then both units work together. More economical because Calumet possesses move than ordinary leavening strength— you use less. MAKES BAKU«? BASOK .V ttH E T g GREATEST POWDER THOSE OP ANY OH BRAND Distinctive New Dodge Brothers Cylinder Sedan Introduced To-Day Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fudge three-foot merry widow hats on and baby daughter of Tacoma are the University of Southern Cali fornia? campus here during one hatting with Mr and Mrjr. Thom of the strangest fashion showfc as Merriman-and daughters of this district, And with Mr. and •jver held. Twenty co-eds. exhibiting styles Mrs. Harry Nordwlck of Medford. from 1850 to 192T, appeared 1ft Mrs. Fudge Is a sister of Mrs. the show, a feature of the Wo- Í Merriman and Mrs. Nordwlck. On men’s University club program. last Wednesday a dinner was It was revealed that the girl .given by Mrs. Nordwlck for the r f the nineteenth century requir families followed by a theatre ed 30 or more yards of material party— the occasion being in hon for a dress, while the girl of to or of Mrs. Merriman's natal day, which occurred on (Wednesday. day finds two yards sufficient. The Fudge family are returning Who remembers the old days to their home this week. Miss Mary Baynton who has when every town had a section which could be Identified as tho been visiting her cousins here, iilk stocking ward?— St. Helens left Saturday for Gearhart: to at tend the library convention at Mist. f I 1 Ford Roadster 1 Ford 2 Door Sedan I Olds Sedan LITIIIA SPRINGS GARAGE Are You In Prime f NO! NOT FEELING JUST RIGHT “CUe Pledge Allegiance” Renewing one's pledge, of fidelity oc casionally has a healthy effect npon all of us, gud Flag P ay offers a special occasion for this ceremony. Pledges, however, to be really effective, must be lived as well as made and repeat ed. Every day we endeavor to renew, and tc live, the pledge of service which the founders of Ashland's first bank ex pressed wuen th-,y picaed their confidence in this section through their associatio n with it. • Their names are written in the story of Ashland's development and progress—and the pledge we make is that the name of this bank shall always be associated with that progress. Richardson Springs F irst N ational B ank ASHLAND f O f l OREG ON Near CUí'-o, Butte County, California can do Wonders For You. COMMERCIAL - SAVINOS « SAFE DEPOSIT Then the sunshine and hot mineral baths of WRITE US LEE RICHARDSON, Manager D a ty # Brothers new six cylinder foar-door sedan, the Introduction of events in the company's history, is shown above. The car io distinctive in its long, low, by Dodge B ro th en p u the last w ord in comfort and performance for ears in or sxrrFtfsms/ Performance, stylo and comfort of interior appointments^ and sat . /«? the aval is shown tho new six cylinder motor, said by parsons who have studied ceiled in smoothness of operation by no car, regardless of Price. One of the m ost mt the e x tre m e s hedvy crankshaft and nnsusstdly large bearing arsa. The crankshaft is », Its t.’gidity combined with the extra large bearing area, resnlts ftt tha - performs at every speed. To the right of. the motor is pictured tho roomy fro st seat. Ample lag sPpftJever, parking brake left lever com and er dash w M tn nseci eos^repch. ñ etn reí^ in the lower is the controls simple ore operating of ihs Lockheed ft hsg, hydnmlicoÜy operated brakes. Tho hydraulic system Js amos a ssason. ‘ , Ths stssring w hssl and ansmgsmant of instmmants pm tho dash Is Beanty pfAestgny