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MTCDFOTJT) MATL TKTBTOR, MTCDFOTID, QTCKdON. SA'PUCTAY, OCTOBER 28, 1H11.
PIONEERS HOLD
OLDEN
WE NO
Mr. nnt! Mrs. William M. Mathcs of
Ashland Celebrate Fifty Years of
Wedded Life Camo to Rogue Wv-
cr Valley in Early 60's.
TEACHERS FINISH DR KELSEY ONCE
E
SESSIONS
OR
Tho bonnUfnl now bungalow homo
or Mr. nntl .Mrs. Wllllnm 11. Mnthcs
cm North Main ntroot In Ashland was
the 800)10 of a notnblo nathorlng Mon
day evening or this weak. On that
nnwtslon Mr. nnd Mrs. Mathos col
brntod Uio anniversary of their mar
rfngo, which occurred on Octobor 2.1,
1 SCI fifty yenrs ngo.
In ISfilt Mr. Mnthos and wlfo and
80n, Hurry 0. Mnthos now n gray
hnlrud ronI(lont of Ashland traveled
to Now York nnd look iiassngo on a
stonmor down tho coast to Panama,
They crossod tho famous Isthmus,
thon a picturesque wilderness and
now the scene of tho world's groat
out nnslnooriiiR font, amidst many
'Imnlnhllis, of which ono was a ton
days' dolny on tho Isthmus owing to
tho orrntle. schedule of ocean steam
ers in that day.
After a long, hard, dangerous voy
age l hoy roachod San Francisco and
after a brief rest took a steamier ui
thn Suer union to river to Red Uluff.
Mr. Mnthos was nbout out of money
at Ibis point of his travels. He put
his wlfo and son on tho stage for
Phoenix. Ho himself shouldered his
rlflo and footed It up through north
ern California and over the Sisklyous
and down into tho Roguo rivor val-i
ley. On ronching their homestead
nonr Phoenix they found remaining
of his livestock herd but one cow and
ono hog a poor start wo of this day
would think but to those hardy pio
neers tho two romalniug chattels
wore tho cause of thanksgiving.
On tho old homestead somo of
thorn in tho llttlo old log cabin and
somo of them in the bettor house that
was orected later five more children
wore born, making six in nil. Four
of thorn are alive and helped to cele
brate with thoir parents Monday.
Hart tin Mnthos died in 1S7S at the
ago of 11 years and Clyde Mathcs In
1SS3, at tho ago of IS months. Tho
living children, alt residents of Ash
laud, are Harry G. Mathos, Mrs. V.
S. Van Dyke, George W. Mathcs and
Miss Jcsso A. Mathcs.
Professor Ackcrman Delivers Splen
did Address on Advance Steps in
Orcnon Educational System Which
Was Closely Followed.
Tho closing sessions of the teach
ers' institute yustorrfny wore the mo-t
interesting of nny hold during the
three days' institute.
Prof. J. IL Aekonnnn's nnMros on
"Advnueo Steps in Oregon's Kdueu
tional System, 1W nnd Present,"
was listened to with mi enirerne
which told plainly of the whole
souled interest every lonelier present
had in the upbuilding of the school
of this part of tho state.
That there were present nt this in
stitute n representative body of edu
cators of more than ordinary appre
ciative and receptive capacity was
vouched for by every instructor pres
ent when they all declared it to In.
the most roponsivc assembly they
had ever addressed.
Tho music for each day's session
of the institute was furnished by
Prof. Tnillniidior, director of the
Hertford Conservatory of .Music, and
to him nnd his nssociutos the teach
ers desire us to extend their hearty
appreciation.
DKN'VK!?. Col. Thrown from n
window and injured by some "bro
ther.," of his eoimrcinttinii. the:
Reverend' Walter Knrtolph now
preaches from his bed.
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PRES DENT
V
ANOTHER ATTRACTION
Is Re-elected President of the Con
vention of School Officers and
Wclborn Bccson of Talent Is Sec
retaryAdopt Resolutions.
fifty guests woro present, among
them the old pioneers of tho town.
From out or town were J. A. Graffis
and wife of Phoenix, who went
through the pioneer days as neigh
bors of the Mnthos family. Also
Joseph Woods and wlfo and daughter
Miss Ella, of Boise. Idaho, Mrs.
AVoods boing a sister of Mrs. Mathos.
Tho celebration Included a program
with readings by Miss Mary Matties
and Mrs. William Clyde and a toast
by Rev. II. T. Chlsholm of tho Pros
bytorlnn church. Also Will Carloton's
poem, "Tho Cabin," was rendered
very effectively by Mrs. George
Knglo.
Mr. Mnthos woro tho broadcloth
suit and top boots in which ho was
married In Wisconsin fifty years ago
The convention of county school
of fidors held in the auditorium of the
Mortfortl high school yesterday was
encouragingly well attended and tin
interest manifest showed a spirit
which promise, much good for bettei
education in Jackson county.
A resolution was unanimously
adopted instructing the officers oi
the convention to prejuiro a memorial
to congress trskius that, in the event
the government should win its case.
now ponding, against the Oregon &
California railroad company, the
land thus forfeited by the company to
the government by given to the
schools of the state to be leased or
old. and the money received from
"Uieh lenses or sales be placed in the
state school fund to be used for edu
cational purK)ses.
jv couiumiee was nppoiuieu io suo
niit to the county court a petition
asking that the county school ta
levy bo raised. This, it was argued,
would have the effect of reduciii-r the
now customary special school tax
levy in the several districts of the
count v. An example was givci
which proved conclusively the injus
tice ami inequality of this present
system:' An eight mill tax levy was
necessary to meet the school require-
vvlth him from Wisconsin by way of
New York and Panama and Snn
Francisco and tbetieo through the
vvIldK. and which have boon carefully
preserved these many years.
Several beautiful presents In sil
ver and gold woro bestowed upon the
bride and groom of fifty yonrs. A
substantial repast was served of sal
ads and ice cream and cage, coffee,
etc. The tables and rooms woro
tastefully decorated with flowers. Al
together tho event was a very en
Joyablo ono and long will bo remem
bered by tho participants. Uesplto
tnolr nice .Mr. and Mrs. Mathcs are
hale and hearty mid bid fa'r to real
ize tho hnpo of their many frlendu
thnt thoy will enjoy their beautiful
home and surroundings for years to
GIRL HAS NARROW ,
ESCAPE FROM SOUND1
ssrwsjNrfrv l
SKATTI.K. Wii., 0,-t. 'JH. Untiling
lor over tin hall hour in Luke Wash
ington to save herself from drowning
Lillian Reeves, pretty young woman
of 10, vowi (hat she will give up her
residence in it househunt. Coining to
the hoiiiehout in the Itu-km1, she
stepped into the lake before she no
ticed thnt the plank bridge was none.
Twice she sank, nnd then caught hold
of a piling to which she hung. She
icrself
According Io Manager McCalluiu
of the opera house, one of tho best
attractions of tho season bus just
been secured by him lor Tuesday,
Kov ember 7 when Henry U. Harris
will present the New York Liberty
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i.eaur success, -i.e louuuyuo.v ,, ,,, 01m,KU , ,,
mis pin.v hum jusi towii tin uuh-miiii- . ().,i
ly successtui eugneiiient at tlie i o
luinbia theatre. Sun Krnueisco, where
ittf success in the east was duplicated
mid was booked to jump from Sae
raiuento direct to the lleilig theatie.
Portland, losing a performance in
flrnvcl. When Maimner McCut'luui
incuts of Trnil district while in Sis
kiyou district a levy of one-tenth of
one mill met all the school reqiiire
nents. These two ditiicts are nbout
equal, hut the assessed valuation o!r
property in Siskiyou district being so
much gi eater than in Trail the spe
cial school levy was corresiHiiuliugly
'es:.
The convention unanimously re
elected li. ( Kelso nt (lnld Hill pros,
ideal and Wellborn llee-mi of Talent
ecrctarv.
A Chicago high
sn.vs Shakesponre
school student
wan a "cheap
grand ntiiud player". There seems
(o be mutciiul for a good nixed
vvheere in thnt if somebody will onl.v
pull iL
15he WALL, PAPER
and PAINT STORE
BUILDING SPECIALTIES CO.
i4r'1
llil NOHTII ItAUTIiKTT HT.
heard of this he iuimedialelv got into
communication with John fort, with
the result thnt he received a tele
gram stating that .Medford would be
played on the open night. Theatre
goers should show that they appre
ciate Mr. McCalluui's efforts to bring
the best uttractions here, bv giving
this (day a big house, as nothing bet
ter will play Mertfonl this seicon.
Chester 11. Kiee of New York City
was here today completing arrange
ments for the play's appearance.
At tho celebration Monday evening and which made tho long journey , come.
EXCURSION
Pacific & Eastern
Will Run an Excursion to
BUTTE FALLS
SUNDAY
OCTOBER 29, 1911
Leaving Medford at 8 a. m.
5 Returning reaches Medford 4:50 p.m.
F. K. Douol, Prosidont
M. L. Alford, Ooshior
Orris Crawford, Assistant Cnshior
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