birthday gift from all those pres
ent
After dinner, the guests went
to the ¡Wilier home on the Boule
vard, where they spent the re
mainder of the evening playing
cards. Bridge being preferred.
Mrs, R. L. Burdlc, Jr., was award
ed the ladles first prise and Mr.
8. A. Retars, Jr., was awarded the
gentlemen's first prise.
DOÉOTHY REID, Editor. Phone 39 or 224L
Friday, Sept. a. —The Women's
Foreign Missionary society of
the Methodist Episcopal church
will meet at the homo of Mrs.
Ralph Billings. North Main
street. Bring mite boxes.
Friday, Sept. ft.— D. A. R. called
meeting of the executive and.
ways and means committee in
the public library at 2:30
o’clock p. m. Called by ‘Mrs.
Harriet Fielding.
Monday, September ft.— Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary of Post
No. 14 will give a dance at
Jackson Hot Springs. Dickey's
Dknce Band will furnish t h e
music.
Monday. Sept, ftA-The Neighbors
of the Woodcraft will h o l d
their regular meeting In the
I. O. O. F. hall. A large at
tendance is desired.
Tuesday. Sep«.«-— Alpha Chapter
No. 1, O. E. S. regular meeting
in the Masonic hall at 8 o’clock
p. m. Aloba Chapter No. 81 of
Klamath Falls will exemplify
Initiatory work.
Tuesday. Sept. S.— The Royal
Neighbors of this city will bold
their regular meeting.
Eve
ning.
Tuesday, Sept. «.— Civic Club cov-
erbd dish luncheon at 1 o ’clock
i^p. m. in the Civic club house
on Winburn Way.
Thursday. Sept. ft.— Parent Teach
er Association Council meeting
at 2:30 o’clock p. m. In the
public library. Very Important,
ft ft ft
Life taay be given in many ways.
And loyalty to Truth be sealed
As bfnvely In the closet as the
field.
So W nnttful 1« Pate;
charming hostess.
Three tables of Bridge were in
play, Miss Frances Pratt held
high score, for which she received
a clever prize and Miss M a r y
Ethel Small was awarded t h e
consolation. At a late hour the
hostess, assisted by her mother,
served tasty refreshments.
Those present were the follow
ing named: Mias Thelma Perozzi,
Miss Lncille Perozzi. Miss Janet
Balis, Miss Jean Balis, Miss Mary
Ethel Small of San Rafael, Cali
fornia, a house guest at the B. B.
Balis home on Allison street,
Miss Betty Brown of Talent, Mias
Frances Pratt, Miss Caroline Til
ton, Miss Margaret McCoy, Mias
Linda Oeder, Mias Louise Hanson
and the hostess. Miss Lois Han-
son.
..
ft ft 9
Mrs. V. D. Miller Happily
Surprised—
Mrs. V. D. Miller was most
happily and completely surprised
last evening, Wednesday, August
31, when her husband delightful
ly entertained a group of friends
with a dinner party at the Plaza
epnfectionery and cafe, the occa
sion being in honor of h e r
birthday anniversary.
Six courses^were served at 6:30
o’clock at a table beautifully dec
orated in a color scheme of pink
and white, with pink and white
dahlias forming the background.
Two huge pink and white cakes,
to which pink and white stream
ers were attached, were placed
in the center of the table. On the
end of each streamer was a pretty
little favor for each person. Mrs.
Miller was presented with a lovely
Those who, received the hospi
tality f t Mr. Mil tor Were: Mr. and
' Mrs. William Briggs, Mr. and Mrs.
8. A. Peters, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. R.
L. Burdlc, Fr^ Dr. and Mrs. W. J.
Crandall, Mr and Mrs. O. B. Dunn,
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Read, Mr.'-and
Mrs. H. L. Claycomb and the guest
of honor, Mrs. V. D. Mttler.
Covered-Dish Luncheon at
CaMwell Home—
Tho Past Noble Grand * club
of thto city met last Friday, An*.
26, at the home of Mrs. L e a h
Caldwell on Laurel street, where
they held a covered-dish luncheon
at 12 o’clock noon. Husbands of
the members were guests at the
luncheon, eighteen persons being
seated at a table, perfectly ar
ranged.
Fancy work and conversation
occupied the rest of the afternoon.
The next meeting of the Past
Ncble Grand club will be h e l d
on the afternoon of Friday, Sep
tember 2, at the home of Mrs. A.
W. Storey oft Alfda «reef.
a
P lr«lr In Llthla Park—
The picnic grounds of vt>eauti-
ful Llthla park were the scene of
a pleasant social affair Tuesday
eveftlng, Angnst 30, when t h e
Ashland Odd Fellows, accompan
ied by their wives and families,
met there and enjoyed a picnic
supper. Each member brought a
picnic bask«, and coffee, sugar
and cream were rurnlabed by the
Following a sumptuous meal,
they aft assembled In the Odd Fel
lows hall, where an entertainment
and dance was held. A splendid
program, consisting of musical
and literary numbers, was pre
sented.
Odd Fellows from the Med
ford lodge, as well as those from
other cities iij Jackson county,
were present at this affair.
Castle Crags, famous North
ern California resort has been
purchased by O. M. Selsby, C.
G. Van Hook and J. J. Crosby
of Medford for a consideration
of 280,000. The resort is well
known among Southern Oregon
people.
A* partially completed
golf course on the 1,200 acre
estate, tennis courts, croquet
courts, Bwimming pool, and othdr
amusements are Included in at
tractions of the place. Forty-two
roomy log houses, with hot and
cold water, and all modern con
veniences are os the place.
Y ou’T l v
Can’t Fail On
PIE C R U ST S
« ft ft
A yronp of Ashland’s younger
a « «pent A happy evening. Wed-
negddjf, Angato’31, at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Hanson on
Manzanita street, their daughter.
Mine Lola Hanson, making a
not only unusual-— out «
and you’re certain o f c
Follow this reoipe lo r fl
and learn ho w wonderful
afaocteaung.
Faff These Cool Mornings
WAFFLES
made with an electric
waffle iron right at the
table.
»,
W e H a v e A ljo —
toasters
/
Percolator«
Corn-Poppers
Grilles
Electric Irons
*'
and many other useful
appliances.
Priaes Reasonable at The
S L ELECTRIC
> Station
? GUT GOOD
lim it *0 the forthcomtoff tofffcl
for
the
world’s heavyweight
champtoffbhtoT the matter to not
t'o he settled a* easily as a l l
t**t ‘
. There to «nite • Mttle ffffdlbls
CHo f « K W W
O M iM ?
'
.
Prepartog a M il
salts of «xteagto* i
to Bose picking, P
Hartman of the <
S T »«52*
-
• -•
Station have pub
- a a ra n ijK i
depends entirely* on
sshfal work ft
i a t tito ideal
pears Is when
jo |< to IT
Oregp« ttotor.
d bp made by
a t tjito »toffs
I pears w ill re-
1 ptekfpg stftge
la' any orto or-
y effort should
Nff loto the, tyege
"These experlm
onstratod edftriu«
r X " stora«o# and
J. ®
opposition to setoodtog the lim it ping Mr. Dempsey early to the
an addttttMM Svs roaads, the fight, but the 16-ronod lim it ’
present law providing <nHy for.
10-round fig h t*., Here, as to
New Tor«, persons who have no
legitimate coded* with thb hdaf-
new of fisticuffs invariably have
more to say about the sport thud
tboso Hosely connected with it.
And -sy ft they do, loudly and
frequently. -
Outsiders unwittingly provide
would he there to case both men
"
kept on their feet and no pro- M y.
tecting cops wdre dented. '
Richard of cot
Dempsey favors I I rounds ha- rounds because h
cause he ao longer to a gulch be a more attrac
starter. He lk hot g quick flu- t» tauy potential
uher, either, unless a stupid big a shorter hbttt wo
Lithuanian opponent starts a folks who are la
conversation with the referee and Mne, from the I
forgets to k e * on guard.
1140 swells, went
U » ■ Ü
as much ballyhoo for a 'M g fiffht
Tunney wants 15 rounds be- their money as
as folk* who have a spot cast cause he win have Just that Which to little
Interest to I t Teat Richard hmgimuch more time to whip Damp- fight business th<
mpe or coin) with thia eo
r Allcn’i wonderful orw Bex
of unusual redpm. Writs
THERE
the susta'1«
c,
"???
J .
- very large or-
I impossible te
«her to ptefc alt
' owe week pick-
enee whew, the
ids. W hile the
I to. slightly too
he best quality,
r re n ile than
ly zoo rii». • *
Buy California
Pleasure Resort
But then to stand beside ber.
When craven churls deride her,
t o Trent a Tie W t t o r i S d not to
yield,
This shown,’ methlnks.God’sp lan
And measure of a'italwart man.
Limbed like the old heroic breeds
Wbd ktands «elf-poised on man-
d sf-Bood’« «olid earth,
Not forced to fram t excuses for
his birth.
Fed frouf within wjth all , I b e
strength he needs.
James Russell Low all. —
ft ft ft
CHICAGO,'Sept.
tbongh everyone lagltlmfftofo
«go dbcovsrad the truth of that.
Bat to thto Instance, those who
disapprove of prise lighting—
fta t moVt lucrative of sport«
which to bringing Ito tooMttotot
million* to Chicago— are block tog
an effort to have the limit for
the Dempeay-lStnney affair set
at 16 rounds. » j '
U ’ that iT D e m p X Tu” ney
tense that if Dempsey, Tunney,
„. . . _ .
wh.
,Richard and the fans who are
paying for the ticket* all unaal-
nwusly decided upon 16 round«
rather than ten, a longer fight
might be arranged.
*
There *® *W alW*yB b® * T-rT
good chance of M r. Tunney stop-
fl»«
pick a Boritoti * f it when ft to a
little too grn«n rather fbna • fra o
Uon of a degrés too rip*. Too late
picking to responsible tor muck of
the decay or B o m pears ffa , the
markets in rodent years. pffrilcu-
fari? Ih cold «orage. These tosses
knvs besoms se heavy, that it has
materially eut down the price re-
csived by the grower. The growers
most pick a t the proper time to
restore the confidence of the deal-
a * ., / ,
"On some soils Boto pears win
ripen earlier than on other types.
Dò hot pick Just because your
neighbor to picking. In some or-
charts the fru it WH1 be ready to
pick a week earlier than in other
orchards. Have thè fruit from
yòur own orchard tested. A t least
a half doses specimens should he
tested each time to give a reliable
average,"